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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-12-16
RAILROAD

. ASTONISHING RAILROAD
PERFORMANCEs.-The day is
not far distant when the loco
motive train will start off from
IIindocstan, and, rushing up
by the Arabian gulf through
Persia and Syria, burst through
the gates Of Suez; thence,
along the southern coast Of the
Mediterranean, leap or plunge
under Ihe Straits Of Gibraltar;
thence up through the Pyre-
neeS into France, there meet
ing with another train that
comes thundering down the
steppc5 of Asiatic and Russian
Siberia through Germany;
meets a third which energies
from the snowcapped peaks of
Mont Gents, fresh from Italy,
and a fourthjust emerging from
the earth underneath the Brit
ISL Channel from Dover to Ca
lais, and all rushing together
to Point st. Nazare, then bound
across the Atlantic, and, land
ing at New York, Norfolk,
Charleston, or Brunswick, sets
out again on its path up the
Allegheny slopes and down te
this valley, where it meets with
a train laden with the spices
and silks of Japan, China, anC
the Corea Islands, landed a
Mazatlan or San Diego, anC
come laundering up this way
through PreSidio, Del Rit
Grande, Austin, San Antonio
Jefferson, and Shreveport, t.
the city of Memphis.
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longevity of the H1man
'. ... ...' Race. ...

Mr.. E. r. Lancaster, of Ok
ford, argues ins the herald of
Health that the longevity of
the human race has been grad
ually increasing for centuries,
and that it will probably con-
tinue to increase for centuries
to come. He, however, makes
a distinction between that and
potential longevity" or the
expectation Of life in the high
er ages, which he says is not
increasing, or, at least, is not
show to be increasing by any
reliable statistics yet taken.
He mentions it as a singular
fact that there are absolutely
no statistics that throw light
on the fluctuations in longevity
in past ages, so that nearly all
that is written upon that fruit
ful theme is mere speculation,
and must continue SO till
enough facts have been accu-
nulated to warrant deduction.
The race is now in a sort OF
transition state, which is really
causing a survival of the fit
test" as Herber Spencer calls
ii, operating through the emu,
lation of individuals and com,
munities, and by means of this
struggle greater mental power
is being added to the contes.
tants. Hasty writers have
concluded that this increased
mental expenditure must tel
! against longevity, even allow,
ing all the other conditions t
remain the same; yet there i
every reason to believe tha
the structural capacity, keep
pace with demands mad,
!, upon it, and that the brair
work of the present age is no
I more exhaustive to the mel
VINO have become enured TO i
? than that of the Dark Age
: wss to the less capable men 0
that time. Were it OtherWis
: the race would inevitably be
come extinct through the in
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-12-16

One OF the leading newSpa-
pers of Chicago has the rirrev-
erence to allHde-to the Mormon
prophet as sB. Young u If
this is the best that Chicago
can do for the fallen 01eader,
she had better abandon him.
The proper thing for Chicago
to have done in this crisis
would have been to make out
and send on to poor Brigham
the twenty-five divorces which
will be necessary to make an
honest man Of him. [CdaTtef-
Jourmm. arIdsildai2s hnefGi
Among the largest qqanti-
ties Of single articles Imported
into this country at the present
time are railroad iron, fdfs, sn-
. gar, human hair aud Winey" Z
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q Nice Place in Labrador.

A correspondent of the Bos-
ton Traveller considers Labra-
dor everything but an Arcadia.
The length Of the entire terri
tory from north to south is
about seven hundred miles,
NTH a breadth of four hundred
and eighty-nearly double the
extent of Newfoundland, to
which the greatest part of it
belongs. { OfLabrador the wri-
ter says that it is zone Of the
most uninviting regions, as an
abode of civilized man, on the
face Of the earth. The climate
is savage, the snow lying from
September to June; the coast
in winter is blockaded by ice
fields drifting from Batiu's
bay, aid in summer tie gilt
tering ice bergs stranded or
floating, impart ! stern beauty
D
to the grim and rocky shores.
Storms Of a fierce character are
frequent. The soil is barren,
and but for its valuable fisher
les of cod, seals and herring,
there would be few inducements
to visit these savage shores
The table land of the interior
is at one place 224O feet above
the sea. Prof. Hind, who eX-
] plored a portion of the interior,
says: "It is pre-eminently steT-
lie, and where the country is
not burned, cariboo moss GOV,
ers the rocks, with stnuteG
spruce, birch and aspen in The
hollows and deep rayines- The
whole Of the table land is
strewn with an infniteruumbel
; Of bouldcrs, sometimes three
and four feet deep. Thase sin
, gular erratics are perched OF
| the summit Of every mQuntair
} and hill, often on the edge Q
cliffs, and they vary in siz'
J from one foot to twenty feet il
, diameter. Language fails t
: paint the awful deSolation O
: the table land Of the Llbrado
:; peninsula. With the exceptiOr
: Of a few widely separated post
ofthe Hudson Bay Compan.
I aud a score Of settlements o
{ the st. Lawrence and Allan
D tic coasts, the peninsula
I; uninhabited by civilized mel
; Sportsman will, however, fin
j 40 loss of game, while the bot
auist and geologist will neve
u be at a loss for new subject
: to study" .... -.. g.aF.
r This is the age Of explode
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This is the age of exploded
myths. The latest character
to disappear is Lycnrgus, the
famous Spartan lawyer Herr
Trieber, author Of a new work
in German on "The Spartan
Constitutions" finds that the
Greeks themselves wore diver
gent to the extent of q centu-
ry as to the time when Lycnr-
gus lived; that all existing ac-
counts of him are traceable to
an obscure writer named En-,
phorus, whose works have per,
ished, fragments only surviving
in Plutarch and Aristotle, and
that Euphorus was untcustwor
thy, and an inventor of name:
and dates. All, therefore, tina
remains is the possibility 0
there having once Lived il
Sparta a man named LycuT
gus, bat of his age, life am
work we have no trustworth,
account whatever. yasTrs Fz'
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r. S. MORSE. PROPRIETOR.

THIS well known house has teen
Il refitted and improved ana for
-legancs. Convenience and comfort is
not surpassed by any Hotel in the
South. Every attention is paid to the
comfort. of guests and nothing is want.
ing to render their stay in the 0ity
pheasant. .ras.-ass = s. rrl II
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EccESrKioItGiiIias tiii ERd5F Coz

-
EccESTRioIfIas 18G5T Coz
FISs.-A man who can have bis
coffin made while alive must
look at death phiicsophicIlly.
We hear ola case in point in
Person cou1ty. Mr. Richard
Hargis, who lives near Brad
shire's store, thirty odd Years
ago turned ont a s;lssafras tree
to grow for the purpose. of
making himself coffin, and
about twelve months ago the
oldman had it cut down,rr and
got some one in Roxhorough
10 make his collin out Of it.
The old chap occasionally gets
i'll it and stretches himself out,
by way of showing his sneigh-
avrs "a good fs.Hi Ho paid the
maker OF the coffin in wheat,
SO ha is one living man who
vii have no fuss over his grave
about the coffin when, dead.
This reminds us Of an old coon
in Murfreesboro, n. G., who
bad a coiIia cast of iron, before
the war. He had his grave
dug, also, and walled up with
brick, with a magnificent
tombstone, setting forth his
name, date of birth, and fixing
his death somewhere about
the year 1S61."1n But he. was
alive and kicking in 1868.
The old chap keps his cast
, iron coffin in his crib, and
used to shell cora in it. The
crib needed no lock at night,
for you coulFt get a negro to
, GO near it after dark Hills
, boro Leader. 1 TGG l4oHgas
r THE EARTH CURE FOR
: ULCER.-I dried and pulveriz-
: ed some clay, says a writer lin
l the Country Gentleman, and
recommended it-as a valuable
f remedy toa neighbor woman
= who had iftr.ten years a @ very
n bad ulcer on her ankle. She
o had paid our best physicians
# over $50 for treatment, with
1 a-Ha. - -s..- .fa"s
Z ont any relief. She applied
n the dry clay almost constantly
S for about six months, and a
' perfect cure has resulted. The
n first effect of the preparation
was to remove inflammation
S and relieve pain, and now she
/, says there is no scar remaining,
4 and herlinb, which was stiff
. and lame, is as elastic as when
:. she w&sa girl. The woman
.s is a very large, aeshy person
about forty years of sage. )
considered the test a . very
a severe one, and the result very
,r satisfactory, About a galloI
Ie of pulvcrized clay was used.
II Pll - -s,.,.,-.
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lowing curions definition
"MaI is an animal that makes
bargains. No other animal
does this; no dog exchanges
bones with another" ~
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B. #. Fort,

A TroRNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossi 81
n parish, La, v6nI6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Gin auberes @eftB.-Mm 6. Mdra
1871 1T Gin Gsies in araft setretsn, tueldes
@rauiamfeiten eeseu Ibtere rertincern fou.
Dteies @sles ssrbietet bteibarbariidsn Ibier<
tdmpfe a1er Nrt, bel @trafe BON 10 bis 100
Dollars, obtr bis gu Momotsn @efaasaib.
Gs perbietet ferner ieoe Mibbanotuns uns Ser
na&ldifsane pou 1bieren; fernsr bic Sdin-
berei, bic bel alten Yferoen NOD bic leBte Mas.
telfaier our arbeit auireust; Is ma&t bic Gi>
ieutabn> &empasnien oerautworti& tafir, ta6
bic ibnen ibersebenea Ttiere ssbIrts Gutter
uub @aQer %betommsa; teiu altes Itter ieQ
u%abarmberyis btuaussefobeu uns f& ieltf
iberladeu perbeu, unb mer f@ terslet@en
i&ulbis u.a&t, iol obue Barraut 0erbaftsbe-
febD perbaftet uerben burfen, ebenio, als bait
Ct tinen Grteoensbru@ besausen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

CUR GSrberuu8 Der Gtnmanbe-
m n q tuettetiern sesenuartts> 8eb0rben une
Observation-Disclosures. Su Der iiusaen @iBuus
bes Ginmanberunesbuarbs tuurben Yl6ne BOT
selsst pie bic Ginwaneeruns aus eurcpaii6en
2dabern in srcbem @a6fabe mad @inne(ota
gu leiteu iei uobei es f@ beioaosrs barum ban.
bell, bic Ginranberuns IN san5eu Golcnien gu
transportireu. Jarmer uno 5antmerter, pel9e
ni&t int Stante fino, fir id uno ibre Gami.
lien bic INSTRUMENTATION su befreiten, ertalten
ron Der nSrbIiden paeifc 8abn Gompasnie,
rur6 autoriFrte Nsenten, idcn in ibrer 5eimat
bic @itteI, reip. Giienbabnbiaete unb Ya0asier,
i9eine, fir bic Neile aa@ Mmerifa. W6brenb
Der Heile uerben bic Ginupanterer pon Msenten
~teslsitet pel@e benieIben bis gu ibrem 8eiim~
munssort gu fOlseu baben. Muf ben 9aubs-
rsiea Der 8abn-G ompasuie suerben 5auier er-
rt&tet uno bic neuen Settler nit ben nSlbisf.n
Ndertaupertseusen pertebea. Die iammtt9sn
Muslaeeu iolen als Elm Darlebeu auf laues
Sabre seSen Satere6en eeeebsn perbeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
offtctetIe etabt.3eitun g.
2otal= Nemtqtettem.

@tabtratb.-Sn Der 6isuu8 bonn lesten
DsnRas tameu ,pteber etae Reuse gorlasen
fit etra6euserbeferunseu 3ar 8ebanoIuns,
insbeisnbere bteGrueiteruus ter DrttsnS trass,
bic @ratiruns Der Gebar @tra6e. ter Bori@tae
ber Nasdmeuts- GommtNdre fit @rabiruns BET
Suunmit Apenue ,c.
Die 8sfolbunsserbSbuus fir bic Ireiber Der
26idmai&inen auf Fsb3is Dollars rnonatli@
tan, auf alt. Breuers autras abermals sur
@prade.
Die @entsebabr Der 8ertaufsadnte i'm
Marttbaus mar ebenfaus @eeenRant elmer Dis.
eulTon uno murte Der Intrae seReQt, bic &eute
Der Mebs.rRanbe auf S75 jdbrli& fef3uitsen.
Mlb. Murray rae;ate, bunbert Dollars mare
nibt ~ piel, brang aber nitt bur@, unb bic
5ade tpurbe an bas COMMITTEE 3rriifseuielen.
Der @tabtri9ter u,elee' ieine ginnabmen an
5trafaebIbren unb 9r,.sa int Betrase BON
$4o8 fir spei Monate.
Cine Orbinan3 fir before &eouliruug bes
Geuer-T departments tuurbe ~Serleirn.
Wa0er unb Was folsn in ben neuen engine
bauiern einssridtet tusrben.
Die ltrissn @ei@Gfte bstrafen cine Mense
Ystitiunen oeri&tebener Burger.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
THr Gtutpauterer!

8ertrauensu,dnner bes beuti9eu, rSmtid.
latbcll9en Central ereius fnb:
SoIepb &Sltle, 1856 Third Street, New
York City.
Gbrifian Bitter. 50 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md.
@ M. &eiff. Milwaukee, Wise.
Sobn 2ubwig, Winona, Mimi.
G9r. @erpe, Fond du Lac, Wise.
Spbn sorting, Chicago, Ill.
I'm biele 5erreu uole man f@ tuenbeu, tuenn
man MusebSrise ober Greante gut teisrst baben
nil.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Aud i'm Sem pertn3weeu Imb bic
seuts iebr tbdtis. gs befeten int Staate 80
eossn, n,eia meth ubifii&er @etununs, nit
1904 Mitslieoern bic Ginnabuaeu i'm lebtsn
SABRE betrusen $1,G84 10 uno bic Mussaben
$l,107.97. Gin Sempersnsprsbiser Suree NIT
siuem @sbalt BON $500 per Sabr anseRsat.
6erner bef9loNen, bab bic 2ose petitiuneu an
bic Mitslieter Der @taats>@ sfsssebuns uus be-
Gonsredes l9iden, bic pru prebieeru unb Nke.
&snmitslieberu uuter3ei&net lem gerlanssu
mad frenserersD erbstsseeseu msbr Na9erud
perleibeu 1oQeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Mn bic @iunebaeo Subianer
uurten fiirjIi& bebeutenbe i3abluneen Strab<
folst. Sebe auf bsr 3abaife ansesebene per-
ion erbielt iber $500 uno auf ~einselne Gamilien
ian, Elm 8etras BON $4,000 unb $4,000. Diele
aussubluus tuiro aus benz fir ben @innebaeo-
@tamm auee!eeten pernanenten Gonb son
$1,20o,0oO unb mad ben 8siimmunsen zines
ipe3ieaen Gonsreb-G ei.ses eelei1et. Die Sci.
Der tuaren in @aibiuston fit bic Gmpfanser in
Yadete sepadt unb nit beren Manasn be3sidnst.
Der 3ablmetRer bate cine @umn,e BON $780,
600 3ur @erfusuns unb frense Snarutticn,
bic @elber aur ben betrefenben Gisentbiimerr.
feinen Mssnten uu@ 5antlern, aus3ulieftrn.
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2. Sasb auf ptrfawilb serbsteu pom !.
San. bis 1. Aus. vi $40 @traft.
3. aQss sRes- anb Gaaexaeaen fit grairie
uns Sufababner serboteu, muir @@ieeen nit
ber 8lints srIaubt. Straft $25. 3.
4. @a&teIn (Quails) @&u6lett jptf&sn
benz 1. September uub 1. De3euaber, ieuR ser<
6pten.
5. sQe teinen gSsel birftu gar ni&t &C.
tSotet aud nt@t einseiperrt tperoen. BET @trafe
BON IS. Daeesen II bas @&ebeu u. {. ".
auf @taarbeblen (Blackbirds), @a0erseaaseI
uub Wilptauteu srlaubt iebo& iolen tteslefer
Der @a6eroSsel unbsldRist bleibeu.
6. aeiner bart Bel $40 Graft, iber BE-
6aatt Gelber eeben.
:. Dit NebRl&erei 1T nmr int 2ate @ape>
rtcr, in ben @ef &tain Safes in Martix &C.,,
I'M MiiIiTppi Mtauelota uns ct. Qrsir Glue
%erlaubt; fonR eiirfen nur Slide NIT Der ansel,
ODER NIT ser Glinte. cber benz Spter s~efansen
psreen, bel @trafe BON $25. gten1o 1T Der
Goreasn- (Trout) Sang awil9su benz l. st
une L. WYrtl nerboten, pte aud ba5 gergtf!en
Der Slide, Bel $25 CITRATE.
8. Wenn 0erbadt porlieet, f11nnen geri9t=
lide Na9lu6uu9en anseurbnet meroen; aud
1T bas Ssrfaufeu Son @ilo aubsrbalS bes
Staates s~erbpteu, bei Strafe son $40 bis $50.
SIM Safe tes l%1arsrmDssns, aur 8ssabluae If.
senb elmer 5trafe @efdnsnib bic 3 Mcnate.
g. Sebes County ioa bieies Sasoeefeb auf
County ltnfoaen iabrlid, in Der erltsnD o@e tes
Mpril, in elmer 3eituns pub13tren lalen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

5ersprraeenbe Gi1enbabn>Ga=
pitaliten, ME $. abbott in Baltimore, ..
u. Ordering In Bottom, s. 6. Gilman, prdli>
bent Der Soma Geutralbabu u. {. -. fub an,
Montas bier ansefommen, UNI f@ mad Tulutb
unb bon bort iiber bic Norb-v aeife- 9abn mad
8raiuarb 3u beseben in Der Mbl&t ben 8au
neuer @ertinbuussliuien BON Often bet NIT
ct. yaul unb BEN ftraen Norbpefeu bur9
eissue 8etbetlieuus ~ fSrbern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Souberbare 3ufanbe bat @prtne
9auen IN GiQmore Counts. 8orerf fnb
fiuamtlt&e Soloons eef&loNtn, unt bann
1T nod gun, 1eberfu6 Elm nNnti Tabat=
Berein" s~esrinbet tporben, tuel@er 60 Mitslie<
Der aablt, beiberlei @ei@le9ts. &inber BON 10
SabreA unb Manner unb Grauen tint Mlttr bon
go Sabren eebSren bemftlben AT. Is barf tpe-
Der sstruuter, nod eerau@t, nod seiauupft, nod
9etanjt tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Stter<GatIGitY 1T i'm raldeu Muf-
bluben tur& lebbafteu @ei&dftstetrieb unb
3unabme Der BepSlterung. Ger5oluei&tbun,
t. burtieer @eeenb, teionbers an 3uderbdumeu
If erob unb 8auIeute tuie 3aubwerEer fnbsn
bort ret&li&es Mustommeu, tpie aberbaupt iebtr
ttatise Nnfebler etne lobnenbe :3utunft. B.n.
nen 8urseua pirb bort aud ttne 3eituus e.
i9einen als 3erola BET Civilization In Der 81.
er-9tesion.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Gtne @@wabrou Iet@ter &asal<
lerie ioa in btefser @tabt bemnd&f ursaut>
Frt perttn upb erpa,tet man, ba6 bic 8etera>
men BON fraberen Gelb3lseu babel bi, iunse
Ianul@aft bur@ ibreg etbeiltsune unterfhiben.
1sberbaupt siebt I'D bebeuteuber milttarti&er
Self bei Der finstren 8irseri@aft tunb unb
III bas Gutaebsn nod antsrer @ili3. Gompas-
uien TN gDerte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

OeffeutIt&e GfnIabuns! CUR srS6'
ten unb ~neQaaabtsRen &eRaurattcn: Die BON
6. @&mtbt Nr. 242, Drttte @traee. Bon
iestan perben 3u febtr@ tuube frii@s Sufern,
@efisel, JoreQeu. Geil&forteu auer srt, @ib,
tura sQes, tas btr Rartt an DelttateFtn bietet,
ierpirt Die feiuReu @etne unb Qiqueure biz
tet u,sine Bar; Gri&te, CONTEXT umt Gpnbitc>
reiwaaren IN better ausmabI. DieNafmartune
III ieber :3eit bic beRe.
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Giuuawberer ytrl&tetener NatiouaIi-
taten tensnea fat tdelt& neue an, uaetReus mtt
8teb, Waseu unb pAusserdtb i&on striebtu.

t1ufere 2e1er tn @abafbaw uut
t1mseaene MAIDEN ,pir aufmertiaus, bab am
Moutas ben %. b. Mts. III Der Dale bes 0rn.
Burtaro 3mifaen @ataibap unb &eets. 2au-
bling cine ntuffalti&e Abeubunterbaltuns RAFT
fnben .pirt, beren &etnertras gum Bsfen bes
bortisen fatboli@en Rranteu~ rlnterfasuuss.
nereins 3 elimn,t it.
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Sin Ginbra& faub IN Der sortsen@ onu-
tag Nadt i'm CARPETS Store bes 9rn. 81. >.
@trpne fat, no Csebe bic Cafe fYreusten, t.
bod otne G,els tpieber ab3teben mu6ten.
Sn beritlben&a&t purbe In etnB oarbinstaua
an BET 8ierteu @trabe etueebro&en. ueber'
baupt fdtiat ,pieber bic Cation fir Ciebe,
@dubtr uao S@piutler aQer Mrt ~eetomuaeu ~
(eiu une If babsr boppelte 8urR&t am pIase.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Das ueue @eieb aber Sasb uns
Gi1&erei entbalt folseuee betnerknswertbe
Btnimuunesn:
1. @&uepftu (Woodcocks) birfen muir
3tpii@en BEN 4. Suli unb BEN I. DECEMBER ge~
(@clsn terbeu, ebeulo prairie- unb 8ul9bab.
net nur srildeu benz 1. ausuf unb 1. De-.
@trafs fir @aieeen, gertaufen absr geri9tden
S. fir iebes Stld.
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Geuer brad am Mittwo& frab UNI brei
l1br an Der Grantlin @trabe, 3~ti&eu Der 3. unb
L., aus, 3eraGrte eiueu 8uferlbop unb bei@d>
biste bic STRIDE IN Der Rdbe. Dem euereil@en
Giusreifen Der 3euerleute II IS III perbanfen,
baB bas Geuer nidt peit serbeerenb iberbaub
uebn1en fonnte.
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Das Set Der @runtReinIes u n 8
fir bic neue Stride Der bieigen beuti&en tatbo~
liiten @emsinee mirb benz 0srnebu,en mad
stue uusspSbulide getbeiltsuns BON @eite ber
gsreine uns prisaten erbalteu. Das Mrranse-
ments- COMMITTEE bat benn aud ut&ts inter
Il6tn. ua bic @lau5ensbrioer BON nab uub
fern' ein3ulaten, ME Der 2eier In acknowledgement
Nn3eiee Gebt.
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@ro6e warabeber ueuex Matte
nal MiIis fanb ant Montas Na&mitta3
beim Capitol fat, ,uobei f& Elm 3ablret&es
publitun1 einfano unb bel Der 3ubrineli&en
@ommerbise aQsemetner Durf berri&te, ben
iebca bexa&tartsS ~alooubalter uaeui4enfreuuo.
LID bel@wi@tigten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
Tarm 3u perfaufen.

Cine farm wtrt ,ura geriauf aaeebetr; tie tdlt 80
Ndr. rosua s. unter gRua. fttr ate gDteftn 50 Nder,
auten Buih, 6utes a0aftr bem !5dus uab quite 6taauus.
A1es e~tnaefen,t.
Die harm lieett III etanbeNen Eutn. Carver Counts.
4 Tdle. BON Gtasta, 5 BON Carer uub 5 BON
Septt 60.
Mdberes ~ erirssea bel Jrant q IN Gtasfa pter auf
bena plat baielbf. 58=N
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Tarm 5u Y%erfaufen>

Cine Harn, ben 80 oder 9anb, wSsen rneefdbs rs Alder
inter plug unb gut ~ensefenst fnb. nit etnent eostaus
nit 4 3immern nebf Qcafru6tbaus III ~ ~sertaufen. Der
Ref III itSnes Eoi,- uni 5eulanb, tas gDaGsr nate beiu,
SAME. Die 1arn, liest tn Buffalo Gotun. @risbt 9oun.
t., ~evsiriertst g.eilen sun elmer tatts!ifs5sr 8tr6t. aauf'
beotnauaaea: elm Vtertel baar. Der Meit III mdBtaen Sn-
tere1en anf 2 ete. 3 Satre nab Belteben bes &dufers.
Ha6aufraseu an Der p e!tsan cate BET
1856 Neter &erfht.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Gbippewa SnbiaHer taben fd in
Gbiiaso County arselecelt, UNI fd benz 2anb-
bau au tpibmen unb iberbaupt Civilization gu
pFesen. Der Subiauer-Mseut Maior Smitb
peripra@ ibnen Samen une electromagnetic au
liefern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Bpn &uib CITY, Gbiiase Counts, pirb
beri&tet, bas BON BEN 2anb-D Department Der
9ate Superior 8abn gompasnie 5duier auf
2antsreien erriGtet, unb btibe suiammea 3u
an~nebmbaren 8%ebtnsunsen an Anieb!er Der.
fault tpernen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
8rieffaiten teS ,@anberer.'

gtasta. S. s. Be1en Danf fir Sbr'
gerwenbuns.
ManFats. g. leber MQes folst &c.
b6rise Nusfuuft.
Golb @prius. .. 1b. Ma9 Sbrem
@unide erlebiet.
Sir Gt~nenbung ueuer Mbon.
nenten u,Sssn unitrn terili&en Dant EN-
~pfanseu: 81. Bros In Golb @prtus uns s. 6,
in Gtasfa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Die 9erreu @ebruter Itmu, {,
Ode ber 10. unb ct. peter @trabe In 81. pauI,
balten ifsts bic rei@fe Muspabl % n
@rpeertes unb wrpstFpnen Dor.
rdtbts. Belunbere aufmertfamseit Serbtent
ibr i&Sner 8orratb an IN. uub aasldnbii&en,
einssma&ten uub eetrudueten Gri@ten. Maa
beiu&e ben sei@uatuol aaseeRatteten @trre,
UNI nd baSen ~ dberseusen.
DF Mu@ bic befex @crten @eine, 81.
queure, eisarreu u. T. t. iteben ben 2unben sur
8erfasuns. Yreiie btaie, 8ebienuus freuub-
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Sn ct. Nntbvns burbe. cine nsu'
Mablmable ssbaut bic tdsli& $50 Safer Mebl
liefern fann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Cine neueRGlefab + t tuirb 1T Nortb.
feb erri9tet, pel9e bic Mil@ BON 200 aaben
IN Mnlpru@ nimu,t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Rum General Mubttpr Der Staatss
milf III Nbsotat Dan @lpte Don 5afines e.
rannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
&eiet! 2eiet!

Gltern ioatsn tutaes. tas frberse Ttps BE 6&ute
bsYpelt 70 taaee troadbas erbaften. uub baS bard Nefl.
tm 3~isaerf&at3eus I'm bic 5aIfs btGteee NTH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
Staat8= Nemtgtettem.

Su Wiupna perben gurberettuusen gum
8au eines neuen Y)oRsebdubes setrcfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Die @ef&afts.M u3etse be-
6ru. g. @ant uaSse man ui@t lberitbsa.
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Mr8. Tberefa 3pbel

empReblt RG bua beutf&en Yubltfuua ats 6etdrnuae, AZ,
rrIft ppu prsfeRor 6&mttt In Rin4en; ebeniu aura
s&rSpfen uEb aberIaRen. Shirt sDsbnuss ii
,54, ct. weters Ctr, nate Gimu.e's @tose.
37-49
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Wmf9t%abt!

g9r rsuts an merle i'd III f~claenten greiien ~sertaufen,
rpossn naGlstsroe Itte nur einiae Wrhttl enttdlt.