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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-05-26

Bars Poctoral Elixir has the patronage OF
the Medical Faculty.
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PAIHr.-Thc people OF LAYTON claim 10 have
that village. IF the article shall prove good.
viii be a valuable acquisition to our neigh
boring village.
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LII ,nEl.-.t

or sCy.t.
Whereas, my vito, Mary A. Peck, las left my
bed and board without any ius; cause O. provo
cation, this is to forbid oil persons harboring
or trusting her on my account, as L shall pay
40 debts OF her contracting from and after
this date. EDWLS I. PECK.
May 6, 1871, Sl0l3*
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HURLBUT 4 EDSAL,
80 Lake ST., Chicago | III
General Agents. S35
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bronchitis or asthma positively cured by
Barr's PectorG Elixir
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLrAI vas taken suddenly
Ill during the Executive Session OF the Senate,
On the 22d, and had to be helped to his room.
lis illness was caused by the closeness of the
atmosphere in the Senate Chamber, all the
doors being closed during the Session. In the
evening he was able to converse witt hs
friends.
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y. s. ZI&T'T.
CONSUM.IE?T
It's Cure and lis Preventive.
BY J. II. sCEENCK, ND.

Many human being has passed away for whose
death there was no ptnc reason than the neglect
u known and ndisputagl proven means of cure.
IHu-e near ana dear To tamtly uuO friends hHo
sleeping the drcaWlcsS siumbCr into which, had
Jhcy c3miy adopted
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-05-26

HORSE SHow.-The Joint Stock Association
have fixed upon tho Sd, 4th and 9Th, days Of
July as the time Of holding their meeting
hey have Issued their programme and
posters, from which full particulars will be
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-05-26

FOUND sum OF money in Paw Paw, about
four weeks since. The owner can have the
same by proving identity aud paying for thls
advertisement. HENRY STICKLING.
April %, 1871. Si0t4
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0V-'II U VII TITV FCVT7IO u '-OUVI
Haven arc canvassng the propriety of cele-
orating the coming Attn of July in an appro-
pirate and becoming manner.
We observe that she Decatur Republican is
IN favor of holding a celebration at that place,
10 commemorate the coming 18th
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4 bad cold may make good case Of cOnsun
ton. Use Bars PectorUl Elixir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-28
StaotratbssS erbanOianaen.

SIN erten 3p.iss iiberrei9te OF. aBeis.l
einen Yrotef bon Jleii1ern uno anosren
Narft. Sert6ufern gegen cine Berlduaeruna
bss Sroaotuap : Martits In nbrbli9,r Ri9s
tung.
Or. Smprt praI.ntirte elm @eiud Tim Gin
trisoigung psr freien plaBe OUT benz RorOs
Sroa6paD.
ST. SoIia iib.rsab Elm @eIu6 Tim erIaubs
nib fur bic sWarpidnber Sunit= Afaoelmie,.
hint.r ibrsm |.bdube an Mulberrpfr. einen
6oljibuppen ~ trriGitn.
pr. Yriee reiGte tintgiu8abe Der alteu@as.
eompognie Elm, porin bieie %anflnbi9t, bab fs
bic itdbtiihen StrnB:nlaternen ni4t mebr uni
s325O ldbrlld NIT Vas ptrior8sn tonne. ion'
bern fiinttis $55 for0trn mhi..
Or. Grout leate cine p.tition bon 3. o.
Wsaser ur $500 fir bas 1858 Decorate 8es
srdbniB Der Ssloeniinslinge Wftgomas uno
QDsIs auf AIblanb' Square Dor.
Sr. SorI6 bra9te einen Bei1luB Elm, 6.
o. q ). s.. Aoar1s bas @rabtn etnes 6runs
mems on @barlss., nabe Gap.ttsfr., au ssitats
ten. NHsenomren.
6r.gbItrs bra9te eine Srbonan3 sumpfa.
tern oer WtRarabe ano Surt' Aa.p Gin.
YaiItrt.
Som MaDor lief bic Mitibeiluna elm, boz
er attoiii: 8sroronunssn unb Bei9thHe, bas
runtsr be Sonss' Gaae ; S~ropnnans, unters
5eiGn.t babe.
Bonn apsitsn 3petse famen folsenbe Be-
IbllIIe beriber:
BET Bsf6IuB, 8. o. @. GarroI bas grrids
ten bon Galfontn on feinsm &tbduoe an Bal,
%iinore., nabe &isbttr, 5u seFtatten;
eth 1sthlub, Der thr erriGtuna elmer neuen
b0bereHR nabeni&uie tBaltimoreCi College)
forst suridseltst;
ein Ssidlub, 6as Niueau Ode Der Rtpubli,
can. mo Saratpaaftr. au dnoern - benz bss
trsifenosn AusiGuIit tbtrpisisn;
Elm Ssi1lub, Die Grage Der 9afensW slioras
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zion on,s Gomit. aur f.rntrtn Ptauta6iun

ton ans gomits 5ur ]fernersn Etsuta9tun
SprtdJnoerpeil en-lngenontmtn.
8lt Gtulaouna, Grsttag Ra6mittaa bic
nsitll9e PDbsrs 8obtsrl9uls 80 bslu9sn, tan0
A1nabme.
auf 9rn. Sripps'g Gntraa tDaro elm. Ser.
orOnuGg, ipsl4e ben GBsis Der hdotiidtn 9es
parteulsnts ai5 ipdlettn Ssrmln fit bic
ueb.risnouua ibrer Sabresbsri9te ben 81.
Ottober fsfitBt, paiiirt.
SIN 3usii.n 9Usi9e Rbsrrsihte Or. @rpB
etre YstltioH BON D.Eiaie0snen BertoRen UNI
umlrisoiaun9 0ss BlaBes aui Dem 8~roaopap
Smii6sn S;ffsrIons uH0 ReGlOsrIptr.
9r. Mc5p9 lsgte tinsn YrOtsit pom q. s.
Star4 Wno Anosren gtQen Die 4aifirurg oss
8trbotss BON Wni4antaltsn iEnsr3alb Ots
StaOttpsidbilOss Dor.
SsrieIbs hber9ab cine getition bon 81. 6.
Ssnr@ um cine Gblussr0brs III ptOnuIans,
BON 9i9aftr. big 5u SONGS 6dlsn.
or. Dgle prQisntiTts tiuen Yrottit bon u.
Grogsau 9s5tn GrlaubniB FIR 3. .. o. 9ars
roll, i:in Saus hb:r Die &GulInie on Saltis
morstr. binausIIrldsn.
Sr. Nitlrop bsridtets I'M Vnutn bts Strn-
Ben. Iust4uiss osn Sti9luB, lutlfer 3. D.
". GalrOa 0as &nbrin9sn SJn @rtern &c. on
islnem 9luis an Baltimore, 5uiiben &rants
uno SigDtitr., gsttGttst, pit0erbOit elm; man
nabm osnielben an.
9r. SER O%fisrirte einen 8.i5tuB, bic Bart
G%ommnhdre uufBufOrOtrn, ouB fe Oas @rO
tu.rt naBe Dem gtnaan9e o.s Sruto 5iI'
Bartss pt9i9aifen lai:n. Nn%gtnommen.
Guf 9rn. MeGOD's antraI bsi&IoB Der
jip.its 3Dfig, benz erlten auf bsute AbsnO cine
9tmeiniame SiBung our gBabl Der Sonts'
Jdls: gOmnIi6ars Oor5ui6laBen.
BON erfen 3usi8e tpprOsn Ssf8lhH: ibers
i9idt:
bic @OFsn Ode Der 9aib. unb GuIprtFr.
nit puBeiisrnen Ylatisn 81 bsoa6sn - m's
Gomits hbsrptsitH;
itOtt elmer O.lampe all Centre, awiibst
Charles uno @atBsoraltr., cine 8aslaterne
aubrinsen 81 laiisn - an ben ausi9uB &C.
pisien;
osn Sta6t : Gontroleur onBunsiisn, baB tr
in MOibslftr. bon VA aDsnue bis 8iDiiton=
traBe 9auptgasr6brsH Isgen Iafs benz betr.
Gomits lber8ebsn.
Die giHtaOuna &.H. SoGin8sb,a0's, 9rin'
5ipals Der toeiilihsn bDbtr:n S09tsri1ule, Die
Anitalt 6reitaB Na4mittag UNI 3 ubr Ju be-
Iu6en, mario accsptirt.
S.ios 3Usi8s babsn ii2 bis beuts absnb
nsrta8t.
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GtieababucM.
@iienhnLI

8aIttmores Ohio @iien6aEA
gn unO no sonntas. Ben rs. Bsl. 1870. stbs
lt8lta bret Shps iptla:n Baltimore. E1ttlinn lpb
Earitrsburl' Sno iiUar:
Der Fuazgua
Id9ri tdnIia tgouulaps aasaGreafm,nl tin q ubr ,rsb
Don &]oitluors ab, QHhpuit IN Baltimore nm 5 %
ac@mtttaes. Der 9 u9rsU(oratnju8 %6efbtnbtt N6 mil
SrasOHFs u PuTFlonsat oig g.anaNas'Sap.8aba.
ttalta lScnnta9e tinl<tblit) SiG&nitiags n s W,
Entanit in Baltimore I'm 100 UIOretHs.
Str Gt~uctnupttsg EbrtBG3uq athf fdoll4.
nm 9 n4r IS yttn. ubSs CD. ahilaift in Baltimore i'm
ser Dtna.Hsr WeeommOoattoas.3ua
btrlaBi BaIiiT,prt UNI 4'lo 3a&H. antunft In Haltts
Ger Mount Wtrp aetommobattons.
gus OsrlaBt gaItutors UNI 5 ubr gla9mtttaas unD
tontntt in Baltimort unr $40 Dlorgens an.
Der &IIttptts gttps3ug gegt BON Baltimore
l 30 gluGrl. nb Gnilnft In Baltimore 8. 20 QbtnpB.
RGb SdatrstpHH nnb 6rebsrte.
EbIahrt ots 9uges pom Baltimore SEQ gprnitiael
unc 4 q. 10 gt. 4atmittass; Untuuit In Baltimore
M 1910 WOrgsns urb sos giodtnittaes.
s1Gdb ESindeasr.
Die Si9e GtfIaltn Baltimore um 800 Yornehs uNt
40 yatrt. uuo iominen I'm 1O.40 4RprptnS puo
sos 9laamttta9s nah Baltimore iurlg.
W1A wafbiuatuHA
r Sola3Si zen 7 an y r. tTH9 ui abs 70 &ta
$50, 4.45 unh $3.50 unO 9 .4b absnbs.
ano 9;;25, ,G}'saaH,. ia.l5. 500. 1.iO, $40. S.G5, is
9sa6 apHaPOlts UNI 7 unb Il.9O T7Ors,hs uHo 1
u9r 10 Qttn. 9a@nt. etrlaHen 9BaibtnGt0n NH 8.s5
un0 e.25 Ytor9tns uno 4 nbr 10 Tlin. Rd6nittaaJ.
&pHntaassSuge. = 9tah WaibingtDn UNI 4. 30,
sos, II, 6 nlr SO Wtin. Wlorgsns, 1 Il. 4 Tl. Vedu'
un0 Q tl9r 45 YRtn. abs. BttIaNtn Raihtnafun mn
500 Wsor8cus uro SEQ. sac. T.A5 urc Q MIR &btnbB
sBsgtu t%ueitertr HIsltntt, iotpit 5Gbrbiuett amer Qrl
u. |. u. tUenos man I'D an 3, z. &hBlnuD, gptHisa
tn Der GamOeHs6tatton ODER an has BILLET ursag.
RI 6dGrbtugtt fRD quo In FSr. IAp, ESEka
Baltimore, &ft btr GaiuItItruBt, ~ baden, fr
man RetielHuoen Iun Nbboltf BON @ep6d, totltts IN
Ogs BcttEiIenotn mobnurg geetu gontrtmaris BIC an
ben Seitimmungsori martirt toir6, b~tuterlaI Her tam,
SpbH 4. 6ttipn, SransOOrtmttHti;
2. IN. Sole. 6alptsSiuei.AB gent.
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philadelphia 0tlmiMgtaGs
DallimOrGr Gifcababn.
&fnMAenE@ edhfeI.


I'M nnD mao DS Untdas ben Q, 3Hnt 1870, Et9tn
bic PanastsriRet td9it9 leonntasS auB9sroHHithI ptg
s3ea.gu ssus moo philadelphia uno SriI6rn.g to.
tlOrtn nm 7.25 Wtoretns. 9itier Su8 ~6erbinbst no on
6tr glslpsGa fIs. 9untttot nit benz 3rGin aufr S]tGtpnfa
Der bslaDdres9i Ienbnbn unn IN YerrNptue NIT elGu
St1tiencr Der SaltimortsQ entralsg iitnbG bn.
9rprcfiEs pd6 philadelphia unb Stlp. YDrt I'M 9,
30 Wlorgens, f& tn perreoile nit BEN 3ugs na3
Sort 6epoft oerbinbsuo.
RbldOeipbiasg letps YOtter CrprsBIus gla9m. 2 nts
40 Minuten; perbinoet I'D In MilmingtDn init ben "a,
gen itr &tatipnen an bet 9tlaparssSiitRbahn, ipiid:R
Agtimlngtor unb Parrngion.
IceOtHinpoations'S u9 na@ BORT Depot un0 ben Ca
tpilhcn %acleeeHsn Stattontr 5 nlr Nadmtttaas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7 ubr 25 Min; pTblNbel
10 In gBtltitr9tou NIT benz GrprrbJugt fir SaNpt.Stas
tlofsn an Der Selntuares e iItnb1bn tdqIih, unb BET
qerrpoiUt nit allen Stationtn an Der geiltraIs8dbu,
@rSreasu9 nab gleto. PORT nm 10 nhr 40 W. Gbps.
Mm &pnntase:
$ld@ philadelphia Z ubr rs Wtnuten Wbenna.
Rad 9terps 2Drf UNI le ubr 30 Y(ir. Wbenbs.
SDildoeIpbid Baltimore . q entrdIs3dbn. -
Die 3Hge gEbet t6aIi1 Wipr9ens utr Z Ibr Is Wtruttp,
uuO Gao Nadnittngs Gb - SDanta0s ausaenpmme!t-
gno Nbsnbs UNI 9 nbr IS min. ub, GOnriags ausats
%r9n,nSlt, unO eamiGas iur 3srbinours um 2 nbr IS
SurGiG 9rts.stG.ts RnO enttpsS.r TN gr,Nesrtsr.s
9tpOi, 0oer Slr. 143. Baltimore IT., Iu babsn. GbtnID
lam mon bort i'm Boraas Siss TN bintersn RAdRbs
rno Shlaftpastt fderr.
BttIonen, totIAt Biugit III btr bTHes In SaltaoreFy.
rtbrer, babst ben BOribeiI, OGB tbrs Baggage aus BIT
Dognans ,abssboIt uno bon Der snptuR Stanaisr gs,@
lt1rttrt miro.
COL SIN. &raSfprb, Noe5t
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oisier Der innsrsn anooat sspsibtsn StGtts
oas BRettertUort /: SBritOe let NIT Gu6 l.
bsuts triGaasn laHsn, 10 Oari bisi:n beili9en
Wunla isl1s Barttifirbuna sntpe,ben OeHn
Der Stutm, Der Elm Rnlltnbsst BuiaumsH
trttb, btrrsiBt aud ben QtbSli1isitr. TJeili4
febt ssesnDdrtig Seutidlano ais Elm MtaHt
oolt an 0tr SbiBs 0tr Civilization ibR gss
bIbrt aItsroiHgs Die @eltre9ifruna; absr usrz
s,iitn mir IS ni6t, Hp6 ntnnt Ii9 isin S,rr'
ihsr einsH Raii,r BON 8Dttss @Haosn, tin lis
tel, aus benz 4. uno5 5. Sabrbunosrt famntno,
Der nit Der Ssosutuig unlsrtr 6trtesDorte
s6risbs Iei nit guh L in Uert6tb:rlid,m gBt'
6eTipru1e fttbt, in0sm lid elm dhnliGer MttB:
ton In benz 3eitalter a~etsittsr 5ll0un9 Mot
nlsbr bebaupten fam, g4lrosn mir ais
Gsuiibs Amsritaner oisie Wabr9eit Otrbsratn,
o0sr uHs ibeutn, Is ausSuiprehtn, odnn mtg
ten uns Die i~ttigftsn @sfRbls oss S:rStns,
isns BrieosnsDiIni6s cine ipisoerbolit Ser
ni6tuHg berbsi ta9rtn, uH0 qudtsno tuTroe
uns bic bo%iinuu8sloie Ssbniu0t mob sinem
srrsttttsl uno CUR Bonsnoun9 Qetabrlen Bas
ttrlnnoe 3ur epigen S9anoe perurthsilen.
30 ipsnn mir in Sieiem BottssbGuie cine
6risbsnsfsier btGebs1 m0Ien fRr oas itsarstd:
Seuti9luno Wn0 beiieets Srartrsih, 10 laBt
uns Die lIriaben nitt 9erin9l9dBtn, tpelbe
iol2s aSiriuHgsn bsrbetIibrttn benin tsm
SlsrbltasH Tam Der tisfe 6Ori9ertrieb niAt
u~urionft gtgtbsr iein. 8ilOung btiBt bit
alss umfroHsnOe &sbsRsflat, ipsIde Otn
B6ltsTFrisOsn it@ert 80 Inn9c Der 0(eniG
Die h66fe AnIrenauHg elmer EBdtigtsit elmer
rauben SoIOGtssfa sum Cpftr gu brlngsu bet,
10 LANCE seotib.n Die JTisoeRsPalnen Gat
SostEs i9Dnem 4Stltal mot
STrisos lei nit gu6!" bieie Wortt iolen
absr aud Die 9sitilsrne am btutiAen Soae far
unS isin, Die mir osutl1 OtniGn, Osutih fi9lsn
NHN Nput{d hnuNgTu ~tnnTfu1 qnNsn mir uuiPre
Slt6s in unisren stgenen YoltshQUsbalt itrsis
fen, unO mas aepabrsn mir OG? GIegt ni3t
Der Stiosn beute nod NIT blWtenoem Ptr5;n
alsit einem StlaOsn in Rsiten nno Banoen,
nabotm man Die Sflaosrsi ouI9ehObtn? gtr
unter uns 8suti9eH Dsrn64ts iolGs tulp0rsns
De SAmsrB9siRble niat mtt5usmptuoen, bts
Ionosrs tuenn mir bic GIei9ulRs otr lsBten SQs
ge Az bturtbeilsn Dsritebenl E6Rnen mir oils
Beuti6e tpiroia cine Jri.oensfeier bsgebsn,
nenn mir Is rubig nit GnjuItbsn Oermnatn,
Oas 6unberttauisn0e por orHlsn beiiegtsnDltns
i2sn 6eute nod in uniertm JUeittn SattrlanOe
unter Der aBubt elmer unbarmber5igtstt tenfs
lsn. Die sinfsRs ibEsn &d4er iu4tH uHo fin'
ben iptro?
ais Sars.r zines frsisn 2ancss bsoentsn
mir: 0aB Romas 6rsibtit aus Der Jreib.it Oes
RDrIers Encouragement uH0 0aB, iobalo mir
als fretes Bolt %untsrsebtn, aud Die 6reibttl
enifliebtn muB; oarum nenn mir oeu!l3 isin
ulto blsibsn unO oas 6risoensfst i'm Sinnt
iensr srbabsnsn Wurtt: nGrieoe lei nit Sud!'
Ieitrn nOlen, oann iu6en mir ole l8a6rntb
man9en elmer Dbnm6htigtn St6:r6tit, fusl9t
unier benz Ibpaten S@lmuer Der Oer Sslbits
tduIbuns ibr Weien trsibt, 3u snttrdftsn, oas
nit mir our9 Siloung frei ptr6su, b a n II,
a, er b q II Iebt bic R n belt
in GrieoeH @ott unO o
III u b HH d H
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Mdiber'R Chem,

Bon beute an saftirt 9rof. Sulius San5sn
nit ieintm YuppsnsS beatsr, oeiisn vSalp.rlsA
In Rsip : Oort uuo Ybilloelpbta 9roBe Sris
urtpbt errursen. &uberosm 1T Die SdnSsrin
Sri. st. Clair i.u ensasiri. Bon 9rn. Stride
tommsn In oieier lBpdt gum tritsn Male In
Baltimore gang neu sSes 6 4aufpiss
.lers ltBte &oIle,H lin Z psti9itoeHsn
Gbaratt,rtn) unb pSis2etben etnes
Gboriten, . buniorlftiGs Solo. g Gene nit
&,iang, 3ur AuifabrunS. Die Rs8ie bittst allo
burbpt9 elm bplfdnois nsuss prosramm unb
bat fur ~gepanote Ausfhbrun8 b~eitlbeu 9e.
iorst. Spite uuo 8stranfe bes 0rn. &aibsr
tpsrbsn in bstannt,r gate ~ierpitt. rsip. fre'
Den3t.
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SdliifSuddlrif1ten.

@st:rn fntnsn fOl9enos nod Baltimore be-
fimmte Tabr5eu8e on Der Tsftuns Ronrpt,
"a, porbel: Die Satfs sgtsw .&i9bt" bon 9tio
be Jansiro. Die Barrie s@uoprla" uno Der
S6oontr rYalos" BON MeitinoieH.
Ste bobs See espann.n 9sittrn fol9tnos
BON Baltimore aus8elauttne S6ifis: Die
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Thsnnnr XhnmaA

eibt tiorstn in Der Treimaurer.p aat Elm 9ro:
Bes abi4ieos. Gon3,rt In ipeldem bic be
rtibrnte Yianifiin SRI. Anna Meblia Dor ibr,r
abreiit ra9 europa aum leBt.n W&ale aufs
tritt. Ste aus9e3eidneten Ssttungen oea
Ebomasf4en Or&efsrs fno benz bteii8en
Yublitum bereits sur @snil9s bstannt uno
mir oArfen biei.lbsn babsr ni6t tptit.r anpreis
len. Sic Breis. grmdBiguns- reisrpirte Sise
foif.n MUIR sl-wiro ben S,ia4srn seuiB pias
fominsn iein.
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0as xheater In Irpntffraae

beiiBt aur GET msbrsre WfaSn,te Don arpber
An~Stebunsstroit als iol@e miii.n mir Die
uu8arii4t Ballet. uno pantomimtn : Sruppe
Der Gebritber Giralfi ben Somifer ditto
Burbanfs aus Californian ben 4 Sabre
alien Bioliniftn Sp.9t. bic Atrobatsn @es
braoer Snpp unb Del SGpsisrn Srssman
bea.idn.n.
Sit Borftslunsen btsier gBo9e iGIieBen
NIT benz Tamilitn SGauipiele Scr Bl6o.
itnniae oss @atstils : GsbirBrs@ oper sDas
8eftobltne Gino.H
Wtittwo1 uno Sonnabsno Na9mittas if
Borftluna fir &ir0.r uuo 6ainilisn, 6reis
too Grtras Abeno fir 9arltn.
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la> Ginsm @tebner' idsn Soften : unse.
fbime, vulgo Bod %eenannt. Der iih BON 6i9bs
lanoiotpn psrlaufsn, miro teuie bti6rn. 6 b rts
# a 8 b In Rr. GIG. Altes Nnnfir.,
pplltnos Der @arans Gema9t. Gin bslitater
GanId bitnt Der MeBslei oils pafitnoe GoIie.
Ns-Dtr ,Germanta' ~ dnnerdpr"
bdtt beute, Gienfag, Aoeno IN Der .Goneors
bio ieiu britt.s Rrdgi1en Sieier Saiioa nit
&onaert. :
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@ea&tuuo fur gAnetber

Die beiisn Yreiie ptrotn fur nsus Su9s
NbFdne aller Art 8e8eben bel 9apib g.
Summon 81 8 o m p, Rr. "a D SO,
&eefraBe c. (37-)
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-07-07
From Once q Week
Spectacles.

Spcctacles arc worn by so many pcO-
pie nowadays, that we are often in
clined TO wonder how former genera
tons managed to get or without them
before they were invented. The old
Greeks and Romans do not seem to have
known the luxury; but then, per-
haps, their eyes were better than those
of the present short-sigIitcd race Of NOR
tails. One thing, they had not so many
newspapers to trouble them as we have.
But spcctaclcs, after all, arc not such
recent invention rs might perhaps be
thought. They did not come into use
in Europe until about the year 1ai0, but
they are of unfatbomable antiquity in
China not. indeed, Of glass, but of rock
crystal. We affect TO lespisc the hum
bic efforts Of the untutorcd Esquimaux,
but even they have had q sort of spec
taclcs Of their own, long before they
ever had an opportunity ofsccing my
from other lands. They are ignorant Of
the manufacture Of glass, or even Of
pottery and they. therefore, cannot
construct n lens: but they have con-
str,ictcd an instrument of wood ansl
bone nm eye shade which is not only
a protection tho visual organs, but
assists the visual power Of the eyes. Tho
Esquiinamx term is "ittce-yaga"-"far-
sight"-th very synonym Of our word
telescope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-07-07

GA letter from General Rosccrans
has recently been published in the Alta
California, iavoring the construction
Of the narrow gauge railways. The
General makes the point:
"Regartled economically, railway is
a hauling machine. Every unnecessary
cost in the construction and equipment
of railways is a public evil. II mattcrs
not whether this results from bnndcrs
in en- ginccring, blundcrs in nmann ngcmcnt,
or rascality III opening the road or wa
tering the stock, the people have to pay
the interest OH IT,"
And this:
"lf the heaviest worked road In our
country has ton times ~ much to do a.
the average Of roads In new countries
can expect for the next twenty years
why should they be made to cost 80
much? why should our new roods bt
CONSTRUCTED with a carrying capacity
| any times greater than the work they
will bc called upon To dos Any MAJ
who can show that they should be st
constructed, can prove that one ought q
rct a six horse Concord coach " give
'Iaby au airipg."