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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14
Horse STOLEN-sIOO. Reward

HORSE sTOLEN-sIOO. Reward
ILL Stolen from my pasture on the night of
October 2otha dark bay horse, fifteen and half
hands high, five years old last Spring, a small
streak of white in the face, Roman nose, some
white on one hind foot, and it may be on both.
some white hairs in his TANKS and upper part of
his tail, has sweeney in left shoulder.
The above reward will be given for the recoy-
cry OF the horse and conviction OF the tLief. or
S25 will be given for the recovery of the horse
HENRY B. SEIG,
oc24-f Churchville, Augusta county Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

rs Farmers, before purchasing their Winter
Boots and Shoes ought to look at Weler's large
stock. He thinks it would be to your interest as
well as his own MOI =
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

ESCAPE OF PRISON ERs.-On Friday night last
about o'clock, George Henderson, charged
with horse-stealing. and the colored boy VIM
Brown, charged with burning the barn of Mr.
Chas S. Patterson of this county, on the LIST of
September last, made their escape from the Jail
of this county.
When Geo. henderson was arrested for steal
ing Mr.. Kincaids horse near Allegheny Sta
tion, which occurred at the house of Mr.. Jas.
Cross in this county on the sth day of October
he gave his name as that of Robert Mosby. He
is penitentiary convict who made his escape
some time since when working with other con-
vcts on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
He engaged the colored servant, Wesley
White, in the employ of the jailer, to get him
some oysters. When he brought the dishes to
the door of the cell, they were too large to be
pass ed through the hole in the door, he pre-
vailed upon the servant to open the door and
give them to him. When the door was opened,
he seized it before the servant succeeded in clo-
sing it. The servant jumped his head and
seized hold of him to prevent him from getting
out. struggle ensued in which the servant
was cut with knife on the breast and arm by
Henderson. He took off his hobbies whilst in
the door of the CELL He extinguished the gas
SO that all were in the dark He and the colored
boy, VIM. Brown, made their escape. As they
got out they ran down the street hallooing fire
fire. Up to this time nothing has been heard of
them.
Mr.. Chas. G. Carson, charged with killing ID.
P. Clinebell, was in the some CELL but remained
in prison.
Henderson may be recognized by the follow
ing description:
He is supposed to be about Is years old, about
feet or inches high complexion tolerably
dark, weighs about $50 lbs, short goatee, has an
anchor and chain stamped on one arm, and on
the other a flag and the letters &c. H." Has a
scar on his head in his roach. and one his
thigh from wound received in the war. He
articuates badly as if partially tongue-tied.-
When he left the prison he had neither hat nor
coat on. He wore dark brown shirt with red
flowers on the breast.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

NJ EW STORE and CHEAP GOODS
~ on the corner of Augusta and Frederick
Streets am now receiving large stock of
new staple goods, consisting of cotton goods,
calicoes, plaid cotton, ,ginghams, bleach cottons,
hats, &C., queensware, crockery, tinware, wood
enware, also large stock of groceries, all of
which will sell at low figures for cash or ex-
changed for all kinds of produce. Cash will be
paid for -four, wheat, corn, oats, &c. The farm
ers and everybody will do well to give me q call
before selling or buying elsewhere.
se19 j. A. LOGAN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

We are now receiving a large stock ofnew sta
pie and fancy dry goods, also boots, shoes hats
queensware, and general assortment of grocer
les, all of which we are determined to sell upon
the most reasonable terms. We respectfully So
lcit call and we will sell the goods.
.. G. MORRIS s. co.
P. S.-My establishment on Water street near
the Market House is still kept open with Gro
ceries choice selection of liquors, tobacco. salt
leather &c. A call from old customers and
others respectfully solicited.
se12-tf O O. MopRrS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

~ Clgars- BIT graues at afrnehtFout O % 5
re- GET THE BEST AND CHEAPEsT.-lf you
want to get the best and cheapest Furniture OF
ali kinds, send your orders to FL. i, Zimmerman
& Son, 5I3 7th street, Washington, u. g. Or
ders FILED promptly and satisfaction guaranteed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

MEssRs. GRIFFIN s. HOFFMAN, No. South
Street, Baltimore, Md, are duly authorized to
contract for advertisements at our lowest rates
Advertisers in that city are requested to leave
their favors with this house.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

rs NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

CHARP AND DOHME'S Elixir Pepsin,
y Strychnia end Bismuth.
Sharp & Dohme's Ferrated Elixir Pepsin,
Strychnia and Bismuth
Sharp q Dohme's Elixir Calisaya, Iron and
Bismuth.
Sharp s. Dohme's Wine of Pepsin.
Sharp 81 Dohme's Elixir Pepsin, Iron and
Strychnia, sold by
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

pOOTS AND SHOES The subscrihars
ID have reftted their shop in the building on.
posite the Spectator office where they are better
prepared than heretofore to accommodate tbeir
Customers They will spare neither pains nor
money to turn out the BEST SPECTMENS OE
WORK, which they in all cases. guarantee to
give satisfaction. Orders left with them will be
promptly executed. All their work is warrant.
ed. Terms-STRICTLY CASH 10 wal iah'-
HUGHES & MATHENY,
nlal11 StauntOn, Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

OOEA 1O EOOR EN n as ES E.-Ine
I subscriber has returned to Staunton and To-
Gated permanently at the old drug store, on New
street, for the purpose of conducting the Jewel
ry business, and will be pleased to see his old
friends and customers. He has on hand nice
stock of Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware.
which will be sold very low. Watches, Clocks,
and Jewelry repaired in the best manner and at
short notice u. O. YEAKLE.
mAr7-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-11-14

ID IL. TROUT, +. 4. SfribIing, Dr.,
and FRANK B. BERKELEY having
formed partnership, will conduct the drug bus
mess at the old stand OF P. Fl. Trout, under the
style Of
TROUT, STRIBLING s. BERKELEY,
who will carry on the business in all its branches
with renewed energy and with increased facili-
ties. They offer inducements to all who may
need Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils Coal Oil
and Lamps, Fancy Articles, &c.
Special attention given to compromising Ply
scians Prescriptions, which department is under
the control of T. B. BERKELEY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

Gin far6tsrli6ss llnsIiid er,dblt bic
,Ypa" In Council SluffS, Scpa, fcl9en'
rermaern: Sn Der Na6t pom prrpi&e-
nrn Sonntas nuf 0tcnta9 iinb Swet &tn-
Der Der 5amtlis Salier, peIGe un8efabr
adtt Meilen BON bier rntftrut pobnt BON
5auIs wsgss9ansrn, nm etne 9fa6ears'
Samilie, Die cine Weile rntfernt wcbnt Su
beIu6en, als Der Sturm bic &leinen,
psl6e T& I'm glltsr pOn nsun unb elf
Sa9rsn tefanbsn, iitsrraIfts. Ole psrlc'
rem ben ridiissn Dss gum ga6barsbauis,
irrten lanse auf Der Yrairte 6erum. bis
bas iiinaRe Der 8inbsr rnSIt6 srI6Vpft
sur @rbe fI unp In furJer Belt enests.
Die dlters S&wslier aanp lanssre Belt,
Bis gum 9Obe ssanafIst unb umtClt BON
benz fir6terli6sn Sturme bel her 9si6e
i9rsr SGwsRsr, bis lie f4 snbli& auf.
rafts unb ben s8sg perfcl9snb pisber auf
bic rittiee Spur CUR Sthtrteit fam. Dem
SObs nats fanp baS Stnb bas 9sfu&te
5auS unb sr,dblte bort baS llneliid,
wprauf 1celst6 mebrete Ysripnen l1H
aufma6tsn, has ptrlCrene Sinh ju IuAsn.
Ni6t tanse bausrte ss bis fis bic sntlssIts
5aue tes @6b6enS fanben. gla6 ben
neuslrn Ssri&tsn if auh bic aItere
S&weaer In Jolse psS ausssfanbensn
S6rrdsns brr iinssrsn I'm 2prt 8sfcI8t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
Gin rpmantif6er Sail.

Cine erObs Grbf&aft wartet auf sinsn
ibrtr Grbsn.-Die Stamten brs SrIe8s'
bspnrtsmsntS su 0albInstUn fcritsn CUR
3sit mad sinem espiHsn Grtsortt sStl'
belm 8ey1rr, aus Deut1&lanb 9sbhrtt9.
Der Mann bientt pdbrsnb pts Srtt9se
In Der Unions Qrmss. GIs man 5nlfBt
ppn TOM bSrte, btfanO tr ft trant nne
NIT psnis ScTnuns auf sBtsperbtrltsa..
uns. St sr bamaIs itarb Ubsr Mot TT
unbttannt. Nlan ptrluft nunmsbr aut
geranlaEuns Der prsubii6sn 8sstsrunS
unb Ivsueu bts tsGenbarmltdbttl&sn Som
Iuls Nabsrss ii6rr bas Serblsibtn psS be-
lastsn RannrS stn5u3istsn. :,
GS erbtat, bab Sepltr Grbe ocn :
Mtltuuen Sbalsrn In Drutftlano ~ uno
pas EtRamsnt, wsI&ss tbm Die Shmms
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

Der @raf BON abrnsters bate BE-
tanntlt6 33 S5bne, nit bsnsn er Su Sal'
fer GOnraps 5ssrbann ltisb. 8sabinS In
psnnIplSanisn abtr III I'm gusenbltd nod
alidli6tr ais psilanb bic 9rafI6aft
NbsnSbsrs. gs btfbt sinsn Nann, einen
DtutI6sn, Der Gh Batter bon 40 &inosrn
nrnntn tnnn. gr if srf 55 Sabre alt,
unp mar 3 NaI psrbsiratttt. Seine isb'
isr Srau ssbar ibm In 3 Sabrsn unp 4
Nlonaten 8 &inbsr, inbsm fs preimal
Drtllinae bate. Bon ben 40 &tnbsrn
warsn 21 Snabtn unb 10 WabHsu. 36
bat er br9rabsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

- Der philadelphia 9emCfrat bsmsrft
iittr Die Nep. gJortrr 8rtebensfrter: Ncb
etpaS anberss Gsbrte pisfe 9rCbe prcjrI'
Icn In New. gprf. llnlers eneliIt rebrn'
ben Wttbarsrr Gaten ii6 sufclse Der etn'
filttaen Ssri6te iiber Gurners, S6abenr
unp Sanserfsae raran gswbent, tbre
beutl6sn Sriiber nur tn fer @i9enIhaft
ais Ginger, Springer unp S6sibtnlbts'
fer su brtrahten, ais beren 9smeinlamse
symbol unter Der Ssrr1Aolt non Gam,
brinuS unb SaAut:
9rst Dtnge 9alten tnbaltlhwsr
YrsbsI, Eager unb S6peiScrfdS.
Der impunirenbs Nuf,ue bsr 8srflrute
nit i6rrn SnIsmblrn setste eInmal ben
6erren 9JanttsS, paB bic 5abrifen uno
Brrflldtten bes 2anbes In ben S1norn
brS DrutIAtbums anb. Son Der 9ewaIti1
gen WoIainsns8abrIt bio Su Der lrl6ten
Nanufaflur psr GpnbItpretpaarsn 9itt
es teine Snbu1ris, fen Sanowrrt, In
peldem bic DentIGrn nidbt bic Qeitsr unb
bic ttIlrn Nrbritsr I'm 9anpe linb. Der
gtnau6, ben cine lOl6e 9taes auf bic 0e-
1ttuns uub bic SilDun9, ben GebrnS9enub
unb bic NUral Der 9iattcn ausilbt, III UNI
70 frarr unb Ipliber, neil er auf rsm Sr~
rem srnftr, ruti9er, qualif,trtrr @rbstt
aebt, Der sun0 unb sRiienI&aft tnnt9
esIrlt CUR Sano grbrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

,,Bas9 Das piFs Ss metz 81, rpoju
IInb Ss bsnn Sff,isr Don be @snsb'ars
merle, psnn Ss uns net IaSe tbnne, wte
msr unIsr GbaiItpGssl6e rpisrsr attrapirs
fSnne2"
sd babe Sbnsn bod l&on ssia8t, eab
i& Isbr quite Sbrsn babe, unb tab ole
fib gar nI&t 70 Isbr anJulrsn8sn bran'
den, nm R6 mir psrlanplia 3u mahsn."
,S5rR Du's," wsnpst ll& bsr SOlbat
ptsber 81 tsm GOIcnnenmann, Der niht
ben Wunb auItbat, lid babt' Dtr's I6pn
@al s'Iust gang Isis mub msr NIT sns'
me SOrssiebts lprshe, 70 IstS, bab er'S net
bore tann."
DAP S9r @assn meg III, barf Sts
niat gBunbtr nsbmen. Srssnp Elm @ers
tpunbstsr, irssnp elm 5ruppsntbeil, Der
antam unb Der baS bsrrenlcle 6ubrwert
ba llsbsn lat, bsr bat natiirli6 juse9rife
fen. Das mare nift 9el&rben, unb Sis
batten SIR Gbailewd9eI&sn tpleSer, ipenn
Gtner BON SGnrn bel benz 5utrwsrf ,us
ridseblisben pirs."
,,Sisba Ou'S, ib babb' ber'i6 9leih
s'iust, blsib' giner bel benz G9atiswassls
dc Suriid-atsr ntt - s'iCffs mub psrte
limb INNER 8loffr, Bic ber Ssrfanb unb
be milltGri1he attraltitGt unb sulsbt aud
bss GbaiIspdssIds fort Is. gfu tSnne msr
In Der Naat guide, pie mer pisber benz
tpmme NIT untre eetsnSmittsl, nit bsr
f6wsrs Sat-"
,,gBp tatsn Ole bsnn Sbre qsbenS'
mttteI9"'
,,Gt, bic babte msr uf bic Opmtrepp'
binseIsst, neil metr bod eridt Stns
ufIuGe pUllts, nm ;u pilTe, pte unb no
benn2"
,,Ssute tann i6 unmSsIi6 nod stwas
t9un, meine 9sute fnb alle ausparts,
abtr morssn rilI t& perIu6en, Cb man
Sbnsn bas Subrtpert wieter bertsiI6af'
fen fam. Slsben Gle bier, quartieren
Ste F& tr8eno no elm, aber sebsn Sis
unb psrFdsrn ole fb Sbrsr Gtntdufe auI
Der DOmtrspps. lcnit Ssbt ss Stnsn mil
bisIen wie nit benz Basen."
DO tSnne Se GsHt babbe. @u allsm
Is absr nur Der DO IhulO, Id tatb' itm
a'Ia9t, Du bleib' bier BET be Ya1dtsts unt
bet Der StIsIslwiAS - absr moi, init ba
er mdFs, um ju lebs, wie Gle benn aus
Iebe, $ iI6t Sreu, NIT 70 enems Nanr
Don bsr GClOnn', bic ale bic 5CuraB uni
pss aaeS fiitrt."
u@ber nun 9eben Gle. 9ute Na6t-
quite Naht!"
@nblia sinSsn fs. Cine tuIte Stuntu
modts psrsansen lein, ra purbe untsr
an Der 5auSflinsel 70 fart osril1en, bal
bsr Sbsrf srI&rsdt aus bsm S@lafe auf
fubr, an bas 6snfer trat, paHsIte Sfnet
unb binaus frus, mas bsnn pcr9sfallsl
ftP
oSsrr Sif,isr," lief fh pCn unten bi
StImme bsS 9siliGsn GbsOaurlesers Der
nebmsn, umsr wpllts' Sbnc nur 9'HCr
f&amR msIbr, bab msr a6 be Getsns
mittcl uG Der Dcmtrspp' net meGr Uurs'
funne Batbr. 9lu BAT ga'S Der Seufs
e0olt-nU tSnns msr ,u 5uB unisre sBei
fnnr. Sd 0abb'S bem Nann BON be
Gplpnn' ebbs srplicirt. mas bod brs Sauf
pur Qa1er ts. Sh6nen Danf fir Sbr
1ab'-istt brau6e msr aud fee Gbaiie
I pGssl4e mebr." 9eor8 9orn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

Ssrma6t, bic 8sTImmuns sntbGlt, bab
bic NaalaFsnI&aft srf mad 20 Satrsn
Ssrtbeilt wriben Io0, es iet bsnn, bab 3u'
vcr Der Spb RES grbsn 8ssier 9ertdtli6
cculatlrt IsI. alle 9la&fcrI&unsen linb
BIS rabtn srfOlslpS aepelen unb BAT ber
General. .Gbiutant plebertUlt mad 9iOro'
Carolina se1dristen, um bic BON ben Gr-
ben Res &sYIsr In DentI&lanb 70 sr'
wiinI6te &unbe su erlan8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
NNirfbS. 1lnb 6offbouS.

Der llntrrSsi6urte fmpfrblt Irinrn 8rrunbrn
uno ben Ssutibsn iibsrbaupt lrin an err Sad
lcnllraBs, rbtrbnlb brr Iiain, Sser phrF, esIfgr-
nt5 9Ofal, ipp s frtS bic beifrn G'striHTr Sprfr-
een prrbrn.
SOlibe 9eutr fSnnru jsSsrjrit quite Gpl unh
9pgis baIrlb rrbaltfn.
Aub rrrben In hem Grbaube nrbrnau ale IN
has Sattlrrfa6 rinl6Iasenbeu arbritfn aussfrr-
tgt pbsr rfpnrirt, 25n9
Mnbreas S6Bn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
GGrInania Halle.

Ginsm perfbrtrn publifum bic rrgrbrnt ar
jeist, tab pbiets, nnbe htm Depot stlesrne epfa
nru einstriGtst une bCeeutrnb prribUnert prTefn
a,' y10 S,r IsgI @SGr. S" v rS Ds
ter btfnnnt stmatt.
Das ausgptibuets ,,Srhtlripn" une cine
burhgTdftueC gtntilaticn MAIDEN bieIe5 yothl
lu benz augrustmnsn gufentbaItsort 1T ber
Staet. dom 9obH 3HbleL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

fibltr. tlnb aud biss sslnns mir; Id
tduIhte loear BEN @rSt, ben Id rufsn lief.
Dies bate @rtbur mir esratbsn. Dur6
rac Ssnaer meInsr 6ammer psrltsB Id In
isnrr Na6t has 5aus - auf esmlslben
Drss frbrte th ,uriid.
(8prtleBuns fUIst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
SNfiOlr SNIts,

Granflin glSrnue, unbe bsm Giienbabns Depot
2oreus 3eibIeE Gijrntbamer.
Das Saus III nru uub In pplIfommsaffr gBrilr
tinatribtst unS 5i1b uno 9rltr lietrn an Sptts
fen uno GIrtrGufrn has Bette, mas Su baten ilf.
SSlibr 9sutr frnntu 8Oit uub ec0is bsim Gage
ptrr ttr Bpbr trbaIttn. tT7O
9ortul 3ttbIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
Gbas. s.. Scbabf,
81 0mr ia tlOm

Gdr @ypmin0 gISe. unb GpmmerdaI aaeS
bSIt lfetS bic trIfrn Brinr, @irr, 9lIr rrS arer
0etrGnfr, fOpie Gisarren.
guf Ifine Rslfauratirn erlaubt CT Iih bfGpn-
bers aufmrrfIam ,u MAIDEN. aulrrn nuf itbr
@rt ,utrreitft; 0rIsaIGaftrn unb 8nmilirn hfr'
ben III pripabiunrrn bfSirnt.- 2itS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

Iricbritb Scbr1bcr,
Gatrifant BON fpruo oclnScm Srenf Sicr,
Sar(aparilla unS minrraiwaGfr,
Gatrif in MuItrrryfrabe, Sipii6rn Yfnn II. gSyo'
ming Aprnue.
Nprtcr, Slfc unS Sa9crbier,
III 5laI&rn, pirS III ben niebrtgirn Yrfilfn i'm
grCBsn mad allen YlaBrn tfr City Eclffnfrf' &C.
liefert. NJ.
Cine Grfabrung BON 25 Sabrtn IN nirlnfn e,t-
b1fte befGbigt mid, einsn SarlapariLla iu ile-
Err, ber aIle 9ubrre Gnbrifate iibrrtrit unc err
grIunbbsit Irbr ,utrGsIib N. Das @fIbdtt lttpt
inter msinsr prrISniten erittng, nne SGllr ;}u'
frirtenbtit pirb garnnttrt.
guftr6et, prl6e BET Srrrn 9obn 3eteltr abss-
atben pber burh bic YpIf mir sugtlanbt tptrefn,
fiubtn prrmptr SrriidfHti8ung.
26ba Gr. SRraber.
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QCmiC0ble
Mutual Life Insurance Comp,
ppn NebsgprE
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ppu girtpsgprf
SIG &roaSipaD. | SIG
gcamte:
6. Dwight IenealL prGllbrnt.
9. 8. u. SaSeen, SrfrrtGr.
8. s. S6ulSG @Isn1. Cup. brS ttutI4sn
Departments.
Graminirrnts gIeBie fir Scranton, W.;
9. Ammann, W. ..
s. 8. GSrrbart 81. ..
SprSiige bisIsr 0eleIIf6aft.
Die mGbislirn Yramien. Gin erpBrs Iagital
un6 libsre grpiIrubnftr anlaae helIelbrn. Ser
Tier IinS ale YpIicirn unserfaa- uub unbelirrit"
bar. 80 Sage 6rif fir pramien- .3abIunaen.
9br SyIem III nusIdIirbli6 9egenIritig. Ole
psrInnst feline Nprn un6 gilt J her prGmie ais
Grrtit. gllc Nrtrn BON pOIirru perbrn nus9e'
lfeat. Sn SpbcSfIlleu pirb rildlfGnbi9er Grrbit
lnb Irimie niGt in glbgs eCbraht. Sri 8eart-
trnwnblrn linb bic MitoIiCter her Imiratls
fimmtrrrdtist.
8elIOWs unb 3immcrmann,
Generals glgeutrH fir YrnnIylp,
Office, go. 106 pcnn Give.
Giibti9r I9rnten rerbrn untrr ben Iitrrallfen
9sbin0un9en ;u rn8a9irrn 0spiinlbt. 19tr7i
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Sran 81. 3Crn,
CcmtIca) G Scbo1ss11ec

bat ibrs gBrbnung mad Der 8lat, has crits
Saus SOr her @jirBerei brr Giien unb 9Cben
Co., Serlr9t unb bitiet tirirnisrn Bratrn, wtIbs
ibrrr Disnifr brbiirfsr, iir calrlbt aufiutsn 81
rpllen. 30mS6p
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@er bat Qlte Gente?

5iir amrrifdniIGe alte Gentr Spn ben Sabrs
sansrn 1892, 1893, 1899, 1901, 1909 unb 1915
fpsrSrn quite YrtiIr trSnblt. GbfniO fir baIts
Grrtr eetpiFrr SabrsGn8e.
gBrr lcI4e brfst mrIbe iib TIT tsr Srpebilirn
tieIss 9lattts. 3e8
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y ~ GtmS1O1e OOtel, a

6. 6. Sattrubers, Gigrntby
Mr dbbalo, 3a.
Sirlisen unb austpGrti9sn 8rrunbru bic rrsrr
bens @nsrigr, baB ptisrS Sptrl i'm bsIfen Stylr
eingsribtet rnb nit allen rpternen 8erbelirrun'
gen Srrlrbrn 1T. 9teilsnbs fnbeu bairIbff cute
Ssrbsrse. Gin srrBer SanI fir Bale une Gr'
rurfpurn lfrbt Su Disnifrn. Aub bic Stalluno
fir Yferbe IGbt niGtS ~ tpiinI6en iibris.
2Sap70 6. 6. 9atitnberg.
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&emcs MG6el : 0ei6dft
SScfcr sS0Mif,

SidcrpfraBr, SplGsn pittstpH aptnur unb &C.
barIfraBe.
Der Sbsn9snannte lent birrmt bic Iufmsrts
Iamfrit brr DrutItrn auf Irin ppbIaGprtirtrS
MSbel.2aaer Hnb Iaeet alle eieisniaen, pelfe
Gin sutrS, tausrbnfrS Stiif MSbrl brau6rn
,um BrIuhe ein.
SrgrabniiIe wrrbsn piinftIib, eepiIenbaft unb
;u trn nirbriefsn grsilen iibsrnpmmsn. 1p
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Sc mar bsrtits Ipdt am Mpr8en, als
Stinrib tur6 sintn @srt4tbisnsr 8ewsdt
wurbs. Der Neutrality-suspicious. lief i9n
bitten, Su tbm su tcmmsn, bafts tlsibstt
r R& on unb fOl8te Der @ufcresruns.
Iltt Spannuns trat er In baS 3tmmsr,
tn rsl&sm 86bsr T6 bsfanp.
nSts llnb iibsrraIdt, bab Id ole babe
bitten Iafsn, su mir Su tpmmsn?" ipraG
86per.
p9lur bic Gle. psl6s mir ibr Spts ans
SsrS lsste, bat mid iittrrafat," sntssss
nsts 6stnrt&. nDU& Gle piHsn, bue it
Sbusn germ isbsr Belt 3u @sbOts fsts."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

As the world goes, he is rich. Several
thousand dollars well inverted in large
aud profitable business. But his dollars
are nothing. They do not make him rich
His beart is in bis wealth. He has helped
to build up more than one poor boy
More than one man of the boiler-makers
and engine builders can thank him for
more than usual interest in them when
they are Struggling on the road of life.
He has sowed good seed. With business
men he ia a favorite. His word is good
as gold He has the respect of all who
really know him, though he never went
out of his way to obtlin it. He has work
ed t, bnild himself up-in so doing has
built up scores of others. Still he is but
a young man. hardly entered upon the
work of his life.
The old friends will be glad to see him
much more so than if he had liveda life
of adventure and dissipation, to be going
rapidly down the hill of life and dishon'
or. We like him because be Is a worker,
because he ia earnest, because he is q
friend to other workers, and a man who
starIea ia life without dollar, yet who,
by pluck, work and economy made OF
himself and his life such success.
Worth more to the world is be than 3
million of these kid-gloved, dainty, selfish
SOUS of arietocracy who are above labor,
worth more to the world than millions
of men who spend their better years to
spend their sadder days is dissipation He
has succeeded in life just as every other
boy of pluck and honesty can do in fol-
towing aud then setting a good example
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23
Tanning the Bridegroom.

Mr.. Spillman had ju-t married second
wife. Ga the day after the wedding
Mr.. S. remarked:
II intend, Mrs. spillman, to enlarge
my dairy"
You mean our dairy, my DEAR" replied
Mrs. Spillman.
NO" quoth Mr.. spillman, 81 intend to
enlarge my dairy"
"S'y our dairy. Mr.. Spillman."
mo, my dairy"
"Say our dairy. say our screamed
she, seizing the poker.
My dairy my dairy yelled the hus-
band.
Our dairy our dairy ., screecked the
wife, emphasizing each word by blow on
the back of her cringing spouse.
Mr.. Spillm4n retrested under the bed.
In passing under the bed-clothes bis bat
WIS brushed off He remained under
cover several minutes, waiting for lull
in the storm. At last hi- wife saw him
Ihrnst his head out at the foot of the bed,
much like turtle frem its shell
What are you looking for . exclaim-
ed the lady.
81 am looking for our hat, my dear, "
said he.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

and have you skinned all over Tbis
was favorite threat among the guards
aS that time.
The old man crawled out of the straw
and worked for an hour or so, when he sc-
costed the guard in despair:
L cannot stand said he: for Goa,s
sake just let me lie down on the floor Der.
haps 1 will get better
No, sir; keep at work. You can't play
off on mel
He worked for a few moments more.
and sank down completely exhausted,
when his shopmates lifted him over on
the straw again. At night he was inst
able to get to his cell.
Il am dying said the old man can.
you leave my cell door open p
Die and be id + exclaimed the guard.
slamming the door in his face and throw
ing the bolt.
No one knows how he died.
In character with this is the horribl
story of a man who Was crazed and
chained and gagged. and starved to death.
This furnishes subject for four of the
most graphic illustrations: In the
Straight Jacket Brutal Guards the pris-
oners felled TO the floor Target Practice
his futile efforts to escape; and Chained
to an Anvil in the cell house, where, be-
cause be moved restlessly from side to
side like the poor wild beast he had be.
come, he was sewed up in bag and
starved. Sometimes for two days he
would have nothing but water, then some
bits of corn bread would be thrown to
him as to a wild animal, and like 4 fam
i-hed beast he would grapple up the frsg-
ments and eat them. 1t was strange bow
long be lasted. There he would stand at
his cell door. his skinny fingers grasping
the bars. and bis hungry eyes glittering
like cold steel. He grew TO be a mere
skeleton. Nothing but skin and bones
the boys would say as they passed and
glanced at him.
Doe morning, about seven weeks after
they locked him up, the guard roticed
that Pat lay very still and stiff, and peer
ing into his cell be shouted At him. No
groan came from that still breast. His
eyes did not grow wild any more-only a
CLASSY stare. Pat M her was dead