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The thermometer on Sunday was 3Oo below
Zero, at Helena, Montana Ter, but 200 above
The same Poin, here. 1t was cold enough,
IN Leavenworth, but at this early season of
the year ior Montana il was fearful. We
see also that soldiers Of two companies of the
Seventh Infantry were severely frozen near
Fort Browning, in the same Territory, while
it is true that in the Southern part of this
State, and along the line of the T. p. road,
the Texas herders, with a large number Of
their cattle, and sore parties OF buffalo
hunters, who were unfortunately exposed,
were frozen to death during the cold weather
which We have just experienced and have
not quite escaped yet.
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The Bridge,

A letter from Mr.. Boomer, the Chicago
bride, uilder, says that on the 22d the bal
ance I, : the material to complete the first span
{" the Kansas and Missouri Bridge was re-
ns 10, ed and would be forwarded at once,
and T. "a portion Of the other spans was
ready s.rl would also be sent forward. The
castin o- the entire work were nearly fin
ished and by the 18th Of December all of
them would be shipped from the factory.
The present delay had been caused by mis-
take al the rolling mile in the manufacture
of part OF the bridge. The whole factory
was now being strained to finish the struc
ture, which would be done Immediately.
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RRYANS PuLM0MIC WAFERS

are uniaiIng in the cure Of COUGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, SORE TnROAT, HOARsESEss, Diff
CULT BREATHING. 1NCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AND
DISEASES or THE LUNGS. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take. them. Thou
sands have been restored TO health that had before
despaired. Testimony given in hundreds OF cases.
single dose reiiepes in TEN MINUTES Ask for
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
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A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
"A indiscretion, causing nervous debility, prema-
ure decay, &c. having tried in vain every adver-
ised remedy, has discovered . simple means Of SELF
cure which he viii send free to his fellow su6eren
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ssinulasing Creaa Lini.eas.


A hyorite With the ladies because Of its cleanli-
ness. Efficient in relieving Neurlgia, Rheum
tisn, &c. Robt. Parham- d&w
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Price 81 Der Box, or 6 Boxes for s..

Sold by the principal Druggists, or will be sent
by mail, securely sealed from all observation, by
enclosing price To the Sole General Agent for Amer
lea, JOB MOSES. IS COrtland-st., New York.
Pamphlets Of Advice sent Free to any address.
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As Ruf,s Smith and family. receD;Iy from

As Rufus Smith and family, recently FROM
Macoupin county, Illinois. were passing
through the county west of Oswego. on Sat
urday last, and whilst attempting to cross
one u the many streams that intersect that
section of the country, the wagon became IN
coupled, precipitating the woman and the
children into the stream, over ten feet deep
at the time. A little girl, six years old, and
babe, eighteen months, were drowned, the
mother and other children narrowly escaping
similar fate They were dragged out of
the water by rope, the mother, with the
death grip of a parent, still holding to her
bosom, ar she supposed fine body of her babe,
but which proved to be her shawl
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

me secret Of beooty,
What is it e? is no longer asked !; for the
world Of fashion, and all others who wish to
combine the useful with the reJuvenating,
know that il is Lairfs BLOOM OF YOUTH
for beautifying the complexion and preserv-
ing the skin. We have heard Of several who
having been deceived by other pretentious
preparations, We're in doubt a. to making
purchase of it yet, following the good old
maxim of Nothing venture, nothing have,
made trial Of it, and the result has been, in
every instance, satisfactory. There are but
few ladies now to be found without it on their
toilet table. Sold at all druggists and fancy
goods stores. wed satdw
HAZARD & CAswELL's Cod Liver Oil Is
the purest, sweetest and best in the world.
Ply stefan. have decided it superior to any
other cod liver oil in the market. Patients
who once have taken it can take no other.
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NALLIPAGGs VENUS, AID HEk LOVELY
IN MATES-Guarsteed 70 be the most charming
beck ever publnhed; $50 pagea, rich reading. 10
coored plates, sent by return mail for Soc. Grand
circular sent free. Address GORDON PHELPS,
eepl4-IIw Is South FifSh avenue, New York.
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II you want the safest and best cough preparation
are st< onsumJ ito kobt. Parhain. dkv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

A WONDERFUL book of sixty eight pages,
treating Of Mrs. NJ. q. Browne great meta
physical discovery, which cures deafness,
noises in the head, blindness, catarrh, bald
ness, with every disease flesh is heir too.
Please enclose ten cents to the Metaphysical
University, 81 Bond street, New York, for
the wonderful book of eixty -eight pages.
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A trend informs us that laie Sunday even
/, 4, shooting ARRAY occurred on Kickapoo
I-,a.d, above the fort, when one John I.
Wilson endeavored to murder his son, VIM.
Wilson. He shot him in one of the arms
the bali glancing and striking him in the
breast. The boy was removed to This city,
taken to the hospital and a warrant issued
for the arrest OF Wilson by Justice Gould OF
this city. The sufferer has been attended BY
DIR. Nicely, and will probably recover at an
early day.
Officer O'Neel, who arrested Wilson, re-
ufned on yesterday evening with the pris-
oner, who was lodged in Jail. He was living
on the Island in little cabin, with his two
sons, John and William, aged 10 and q,
and his four other children. He was FARM
ing and says that he feared his. life from his
sons, with whom he lived cat and dog life
The boys deny the story and say that the
shooting was with malice aforethought. The
weapon used was a revolver.
When arrested he had a knife and pistol
strapped TO his person, and gave up his
weapons with reluctance. The neighbors
speak well OF the old man, but blame him
for shooting the boy. They all had an al
fray on Sunday morning, and the officer has
an iron which he says the boy beat him with,
and his head shows several wounds. Alto
gether it is a sad, disgraceful and criminal
feud, and all parties seem to deserve share
of the punishment.
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DEBILIT ATED.


"
" "0~ 'e' TWIN "''"'"
causes aud whose cases require prompt treatment
,
:"
OF have suffered, from involuntary discharges.
"""' e'e'' " - f' "f'" ''"' s'
health, Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily
ton Of the heart? DOES you liver, OF urinary "r
,,.,. =, v.,,, l,,,.vu ,rs.,,s,, ,., nm, -, .,,.,
sAS' VI ' ''' t So " WV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

ONE. aliOns Of I've Of our Largest Ex-
porting Houses.

Kansas fruit is renowned through the
length and breadth Of the land, and the de-
mand for Kansas apples, pears, peaches and
berries far SURPRISES the supply. Thousands
of barrels of apples, and crates of 'strawber-
ries and blackberries, boxes Of peaches and
pears, have been shipped from this market
to Other cities, principally to the West, and
the demand has come in from dealers to our
wholesale houses here just as far distant as
the fruit would bear transportation.
On yesterday at Mr. Farrells store, he in
formed Us that he had shipped between s,ooo
and :, 900 barrels of apples, and other fruits
in proportion since September, principally
to Southern Kansas, Colorado and the West;
that besides his packing-h house here, he has
had three stations in Missouri with full set
OF hands at work, and still the supply was
not equal to the call for more fruit from this
Valley.
From this place, we repaired to the BUSH
nesr house of Mr.. Archie Cribs, on Shaw
Ice street. Like the former merchant, he
has been busy packing and shipping through
out the season, and has been unable to sup
ply the wants of his Gus omers. Six or seven
thousand barrels of apples, including Gena-
tins, Wine-saps, Rhode Island Greetings,
Pippins, Pearmains. Belle Powers, &C., be-
sides hundreds of packages of Pears, peaches,
and berries, have been exported to the West
from this establishment, keeping a large force
% men employed in packing day and night
up 20 a very recent date.
The price OF apples when the season opened
was thirty cents, but has now advanced to
Sl.25 with rising and steady market.
Both OF these firms are preparing to do a
more extensive business the approaching
year, than ever before. And as they re-
manned during the whole season from day
to day, notwithstanding all their exertions,
several carloads behind the orders showered
upon them, they can afford to enlarge and
spread out extensively.
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JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in st.
Louis Is the best institution of the kind in
this country for young lady or gent 10
obtain business education. dow
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

FoR Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Depre--
.ion OF spirit. and general debility, the
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir OF Calisayz
bark i.aIissya Bark and from is the be-,
,onic Made BY Caswell, Hazard Il Co.,
New York. and -old BY druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$iO From 80 cents.

Something urgently needed by everybo Call
AID examine, or IL samples sent postage free for
july6u6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

BET sstte ~ (esea unc auf elmer ae,ie<
t1eueea 8Iei9udeisen 8ettetlu,sa ber
0epalt CUR Giniardntuuao Oct Sun
ees> aatorftat tnnerbalt itrer sere@seu
uno seetsnetsm @renseu su ,beftben, in
rer, Den Staatrn iene Guntrole un(erer
tetmil9en Mngessenbettea uberlaGen
b!eitt .pelde pefentlt9 far ibr Slid,
ibre &ube unc rtae sxse @eeierune
it," ,.;2n.
@erldierene &uapaebunssn in Der
pslitiiaen pre0e btreiien, pae biefe
@ufprade al, bas g}olf 1ur elm Wie=
cerbaQ Der unter pensielten be1ebenpen
Stimmuns 1T, unp rae IS nur Ter
t~batfrdftiseu0 el;enrmaduns ber8clfss
tpanide beparf UNI bem'biabrrtsen Ereiz
ben Elm 3ie( III iesen. Partelsdnte<
reien md1en peridwincen. bte @obl
fabrt ees 2ances mus oa8 3td Naer
iein.
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xtr@e in Deut(9laxo crobenee @efabr
als DE 2iebe III ben, trrencen Mttbrus
Der i'm Au9e bebalten. &sir peroe,,
ypas setntdte Rctr ni&t ;erbre6en uno
ben elimm:ncen Codtnid. ausl5iden."
Mattb. IL, 20. Bir ,rerre,t ober aud
unitre tbeuere 6eerce Dor Srrtbuus unc
0erfatruns su l@dsen tpi0en.~
nuulern bo@plrpiseu Di5cefunpri:.>
fern rufen wtr ~ nit paulue /: -
1imotbeus, berabre, was btr auperz
traut it, bite bid BOT unteilieenB Bort
neuerunsen unc ben Bireripredunaen
Der fdli&lid 10 senannttn 8t1enldaft,
81 wdder Gintae lih tefanuten unp
pom 9tauben ateefauen tnc." 1.
ltmotb. 6, 20. 81.
~AQe ober, e%eliettette Dt6celanen,
betet fir cos 1dmer eefdbroete Geelen>
bell ces 8etfa6ers jener 9lautensmiort<
gen Grftdrun9. betet fir pie beilf9e&tr>
Gs belonoers in unlerm tbeuern reutz
t9er1 uno taiertlden Taterlanse, betet
fir euern ttef beflmmerten Sberbirten,
Ger eu@ fe9net trn Nan1en ceS 9aters,
peS Sobnes unp pes beili9en 0ettes,
Nmen.
~0e9enrdrtises 5irtenl1reibeu 1T
mad Becurfuib ben @ldubiaen pom Der
&an3el m%it,utbtilen."
~@e8eben ;u Wunden, am palm>
(cnutaoe ceS Sabre6 1871"
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@ertb Der @in,uauberun0,

Der Beridt ater Giinwanperune,
ben 6err Gpmaro yuun9, Direftcr oes
itatiRilden Bureaus OH @efretarVout
neil einselanpt bat, enttdlt cine 3ufomz
meneefabte @el1idte BET Ginmanee>
runa pom Sabre 1890 bis gum l.. De
;ember 1870. @dbrenp pieies 3eitz
ab1dnitts BON 81 9abren tparea L.
8O3>36j, al1o nab',u 8 Ntaipnen,
@inwancerer na9 rem Ser. @taaten
sefommen. Diele 3ablenan9abe 1T
ierp@ ni@t gan; rsdtt4 ba tl@ttse
Statifiter bic 3abl te, teutf9en GIN
,ranoeruns aIein auf 0aia. pera11<
l9laeen unp eie selamute irldnctfde
Der ceutl@cn sepib nidt pil na@se<
fanpen bat. Dp@ balten mir lns
sorldufs an 6errn Dounss &e&nun9.
BON iene,, 7,803,365 Ginwanperern
lieferte Oroebritanuteu nit ieinen Go>
lonien etwas mebr al5 bic 5dlfte, BON
Der lbriaen 6dlfte lieferte Deuti9lano
ZEN er6bteu She'll. Sn ben leBten 10
Sabrea seieute f1@ Elm neues Clement
oer. Smmisratien su, namli@ eas
1aweoilde uno nprmeeiite, weldes
BON 186O-70 bic bereutence 3abl
BON 1873 Giawanrerera lieferte.
Die GineNide Emigration, sic fi6
bauptii1!id auf @%alifornisn beidrdnfs
te, .par ME iebr beoeutenp unp lberities
in feinem SABRE felt 1860 rie 3abl
Don $1,000. Die penieiten Ginmanz
perer ianpte &ublaup CNulW@>polen,
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3eit9emdfe 8etra<btnn9.

Bie Der eeler weie> bat Ter oeutlde
Rei9stag tlr;li@ turd eincn BeidluS
f6 sesen iece Gtnmiidane In bic re-
milhen Nnselesenbeiten aueselpro&en.
Shou eamals tpurpe auf Die Sneon(ez
ausn; Der raciealen politif bineepieien,
csren ,rrincipien id mad ibren oueeu<
tlid!id,en Sntere6en breben, &u5
unc lhto,cnp 1T bas tlrtbetl Der, 8res<
lauer 9au5tl1tter" 1ber ienen 8e19lus
res Nrideta9a uno lautet ta{5etbe:
Die 6epen an eer Spree rur6lauz
fen na6 2anb. Nls rer Suoenfnabe
Mprtara setauft unb fatbplila erso9en
,purp., eurdrielelte Ell, aelinbsrS dauer
bic Gabinete; In ben Bldttern eerYreile
trauete Der Sturm Snteroention 81
@un1en Der &elieionszG reibett. @ls
mar, Cen politilhen prpfelYtenma@er
Maciai in Spanien binter SdloB UNI
Niesel leete, b5rte man elm Webe9es
idrei in beu1 protsfantilden Deutl@<
lanr : Snt.ruention ~ @unien BET
p%rptefantan. M!S bic Ypn ben Suoen
auseeloeenen Donauflraentblmer 9ez
gen ibre Bluteeel 14 erbuben, beeilte1
ib bic Gabinete, uun1 fern 2euten" beiz
3uiprinsen Sntsroention gu @uaiten
Ger Suoen. Mts bic @eYolutior baS
Sberbaupt ter tatboliiden STRIDE be-
raubt unp i'm Datican 9efan9en 9elebt
bate, "a sins Elm Jreupenruf pur@
cos esar9elil9e Deutldlanc feineSnz
tersention 81 0uniten ber &atbolifen.
lie &atboltfen piHen wos fte ~ erz
parten baben."
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Xen,perenj:9 tren9e.

Dae BON Der 2tsislatur bee Staa>
tes Wt9taan flrali@ erlaiene Tempe
ren3aeleB htertriFt an Strense aaes In
neuerer Bet auf bielem @etirte @deis
itete, pte oer 2eier aus folaerben Ncti>
gen eriebt.
Das @eftt Ytrfist ndmlt9, bab
9eiitise @ttrdnfe jepsr Mrt ~ ben
w~ertblolen Dinsen su rednen fint.
Die praftiibe 8eceutune oieferB efttm>
mun9 lieet rartn, ca6 @ertdufer ssr
seiitisen @etranten ibre Torreruneen
aesen Den $dafer aeridtlt@ ntdt etnz
flaeen f5nnen !; ielblt rpenu rer Shulpz
ner ibnsn CUR Sidcrtelluns ibrer Torz
cerun9 urfuuplt6 Elm p~fanprettt al
bcwealihen ODER anteweeliden Bertbs
sessnitdncen einserdumt bate, trauht
ct nidt 3u tesaelea, pa Cit fol@es
WAINWRIGHT fit null uno ni6tis ertld:t
pirc.
Da5 @eies sttt nod weiter: es
perfl9t bas @attiu, Gater, SHUTTER
&inp ODER @crmuno ces &dufers: iez
cer3eit eas BON lesterem fit 9etti9e
@etrdnfe tereits besahlte @elp Ae.ibtz
lid surldforcern unp auseroem mod
ben Sertdufer auf S4areneriab scrz
flaaen fam. Wir Der @afdufert 70
fam aud ber Giecntblmer ces 2ceuls.
in meldem cer @erfauf 9ei@ab> UNI
NlderlaB pes &oufDelpe5 uuo umSdaz
penerlaB pertlast rpercen, muir bat tieier
G%ieentblmer Elm NeareBredt eescn ben
Sertdufer. .
Das @slss te1immt tpeiter ote g
fen, pel@e ben @ertdufer 8eitiaer Sc
trdnfe trefen. Beim er1en &ersete1
cieier Nrt ;ablt er $25, beim sweiten
$50, bel jerem fol9enoen 800; miro
tie @elo Rrafe ni@t tesablt 70 tritt &C.
f%dnsnis1rafe an eeren Shle. Sci
Ger oritteu unc bel jsper fulsenoen Ser
urtbeilun9 tritt neben Der @elcfrafe
audi cine le@5monatli@e @efdnsnibz
trafe Elm.
Man tarf aud bier ras Spru9wcrt
anpenpen Strenee 6erren re9ierea
ntdt LANCE, cenn aQ,uf4arf modf
ldartis. Die 2%anpespdter pom Witi<
gan leifen ibrer eisenen Sade rur@
jenes @eieB etnen faft ebenlo fdlimmen
Dienf mie Die Truntenbolpe Dem Sc
eenaance ibres @enu0es eenn beioe
lbei!e MAIDEN ii@ zines rermerRi9en
Wiebrau6e6 idulpi9. So gut 9e@
meint lie 9empcren3z8 efrebuu9en fein
mSaen, 10 nett Olirfen fte ME 9etea,
oaB fe ras Redt pes 9utcn 8lrsfre
teeintrdbti9en uuc tim cine GYrannsi
aufburoen.
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BIrben@ anberer.l
Ser Nrimat bes &eibenS.
(8srtfsune.)

MISUNDERSTANDING, i@ieie ssiitiz
Sc &i6tung ccer u%on9elboftes fritz
ldes Salient mag iol@e S@riftteQer
pom @orwurf Der @el6idtsfdlidun9
entiduloisen, teweist iepp@ ibre unfdz
bt3fett ais @ei9idtldreiber. Nter IS
9iebt cine ancere &la11e pom @utbcren>
FIR melhe mir feline Nedtferttsuns ODER
entldulpisune fneen f6nnen, ncrsas<
LID unsldubise unu uItraprcteftanteu,
mel9e in bartnddtser unp t5sarttser
Abneiaune pie p~obltbdtt9e 5ano Ger
&irae In Der 8efeftsuns une 8ilpunS
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wuber che ittr tebeutense Gmteratton
fam, .ni@t etnaei&loGen.( Sn BET De-
rioet pom 1890 bts 1870 tau,eu uidt
n,etr ais 4040 ruifiae Gimwaneerer
bier an. Der 3eitrauut sc1 1850
60 tper Der bepeutenplfe fit BE Gins
:manperuns. Dieie erreidte III jenem
Sabrebnt rie 3abl BON 2,598,214
G;nmansererr. Das nerfoGene Sabr5
;ebnt bltsb toseseu I'M 106,763 3urdd
uno rire ni6t Ger Na6l&ub Der ,tans
ctnasildsn Ginuanperuns sefoumen,
10 pdrce per AusfaQ nod otel beseu=
TENDER 1ein. Der Musfau in BET it,
ldnciidenG migration eeBen 1850-60
belief fid auf 16l,763, ter reutlden
auf 128;324.
Der pierte Ibeit Der Ginwanoerer
mar uttfr Is Satrsn unp blcs Is
Yrocent lber 40 Sabre Ger ar5bte1 BELT.
beltanb aus Mlnnern 1T Der Blitbs
ees Sebens> oeren farte @rue bteies
Eaao su hem 9ensadt babeu, 100 e6 iit.
9err youu3 idldst ZEN Durdfdnittsz
rp'rtb eints Guisranten auf $500 en-
uno bere9aet, ca6 eapur@ oeus 2anpe
Elm Bertb pom 6240 Miuioner Dolz
lars 3u9efdbrt uurpe. Mu@ biele3e9>
run8 pes 3er1n Youne t5nne,, mir
nidt gut 9e!ten la1en; ter @ertt ei=
mes 20jdbrt9en frdfti9en @inwanoererS
pom S%tanppunfte Der Natienal5fpuo<
ME aus 3u taniren tt feline lei@te ca
DE ; trenn 6err yoans aber $4,000
natt $500 lasen tpoQte> 10 rdre er Der
@abrbeit siel ndber sefemmen. l1ez
berbaupt 1T eine lulde Garirun9 beg
Menl6enwertbe5 cine miblide Sade.
Sp Yiel ftebt jepo& fef, pae aueer IL
rea farfen Mrnen, beQen &6pfen une
aeluncen Stnnen-Gt9enidaften, bic
un{9abbar fao:nn gar ni@t tarirt
wereeu fSnnsn bic Utnr anoerer mod
our@lantttli& $50 8aarselo per &upf
mad ibrer ueuen 6eimatb mitbrin9en.
RAD bteitr mdbisen Mnnobue 1T eem
Canoe Tin Wfetaul@ab BON 400 Wilz
lionen Dollars ju9efulen.
@aS pie G~inmaaperun8 fir cen@ez
fen 9etban bat 1T am 8eiteu am@taate
Soma 3u erisben.~ Dieter hattie I'M
Sabre 1850 etne BeY5lterune pom 49,
liz unc I'M Sabre 1870 war bielelbe
auf 1,191,359 scitie9en. Der @ertb
Der Ginwanceruns Setst F@ aud in
b~efanrere ~slntisem eiate our@ eineu
@erelet@ Der n6reli@en uro wefliden
NIT Den iitoliden Staaten. SmSabre
1890 mar f@ bic 8ep6lferuns ees
Norcen6 unb Sioens 10 3temli@ 8teid.
SIM Sabre 1870 ibertrift Der Norpen
ben Siipen um IS Miuiunen Gtnwobz.
uer uub etnen ent{pre@enpsa 3uwads
an Nei4tbum uno prosperitdt.
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&rie8serfldrun9 9e9en bic
Stride.

Sdpn lanee bereiteten bic Teince
peS Yapftes i'm @tbetme1 cine 8epe>
ourt9 Dol, terer, Gnpstel pTene Mufeb<
1uro eeeeu bic pberfe Mutbcritdt her
&atbolifen, aeeea Yapf uno Goncl 1T.
Nun 1T bic 8rteaSerfldruna erfolot unb
profeGcr DSIinaer in Man@en bot
bic trouriae @pQe ibernpmn,en, ais
6erulo an Der Spise BET firdenfeinoliz
den Mrmee aufsutreten, inbem ct seaen
uber BEN GrsbN9ofe BON Mlnden ftd
,peiserte, fi9 ben Dccreten tes @atica>
nil@en Gpncils als treuer Sobn Der
Stride III untersieben. Sic Mntrort
beS Gr3btidofs .@reoortuS y. @@err
II cine Grtldrune solI Grnit unp ;uz
9lei@ pdterli@er Milpe unb lautet, ME
fpl9t:
~Der @ttftsprepf unb Yrufe6pr ber
Ebeolpste, DR.. .. D5llinser, bat am
20. Mdr3 ;. 8. cine Grtldrune iiber
3eine Steluns gum al9emeinen Sutt>
eautlden @oncil uro III be{1en btsberiz
rt9en 8eidla0en an TINS 9eri&tet, wel=
@e Ct 9lei&seitis aud BET a~useburser
.Nusemeinen 3ettuu9" CUR @erfd9une
i1eute. 9ter 1T fie aud beretts YerSfz
fentlt9t trorcen.
vDiele @er5fentli@u Jung spinet l1ne,
ben ebrmirotsen Rleru5 uup bic @ldu>
bt9eu llnieres Grsiprensels 6ffentli&
unp na9rrldli9 auf bic 9aupttrrz
tbamer aufmerfiam su MAIDEN, pelde
In bie(eu1 bSdf betlasenswertben Nf>
tenRlde entbalte1 fno uno ben Ser
faGer, falls ct tie bebarrli@ fetbdlt vpn
ber fatbpliiaen Stride a%bioncern.
II. Del &erfaGer Serlan9t tab
tim 9eitattet ,perce, in elmer gerfamm>
lung BON Bi@5fen ODER 9beolcsea ben
8eweis 3u liefern, bae bic @laubensz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
=2aIenber
Settle Summer
beS erfen $ aIbiabreS.

Diejenisen Mbornenten, wel4e nod int
Ridjfanbe Int, iperben hermit erfu9t, ben
%tetrefenben Betras otne rpettern @erjus 3u
fert9tt8en. Den 9erren Asenten fenben
mir eleid3ettts NIT biefer Nunamer etn Ser
;et9nte Der Mpnnenten ibres glases NIT
Insabe fdntmtlider RudRdnte.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

While colored gentleman was swinging
himself from hook in an ice-house in Louis
vile, the hook came out and the darkey Ian,
ded IN the cellar, striking his head on a chunk
OF ice, breaking it in pieces, His employer
hurried down, expecting to find Sambo dead,
but there he sat, looking up at the place he
fell from. On seeing the gentleman, the dar-
key exclaimed:
40 de Lord, boss, Use sorry broke dat
ice, is, sartin"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

4 young lady with . very pretty foot, but
with rather large ankle, went into u san
Francisco shoe store 20 be measured. The
adm.r.ns c!eTk, who is OF Gallo extraction,
comp.imented her il the following queer
way Madam, You one beautiful. loot, but
D leg commence too Immediately
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

This anecdote Of John Randolph is related
by a writer in Virginia paper:
Gan old man told me that he lived near the
residence OF Miss -, to whom it is said
that Mr.. Randolph was engaged to be married
On one occasion he had been at her resi-
dence short time and had left; and as it
was said that the marriage would take place
shortly, he thought he would enquire of the
old lady.
She said Mr.. Randolph had left IN great
haste, and told him to 60 and see where, in
his hurry, he had cut the ms of his bride
instead OF untying them.
1t appears that it was toposed that he
should make marriage settlement: wheIeup-
on he said: 1T is not my my purpose to pur.
chase When | desire to purchase shall 80
to the cheapest MARKET shall 90 TO Africa.
With this remark he left the house; went to
where his horse was tied, cut the reins, and
Immediately departed"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

The greatest instance Of lmprudence on re-
cord Is that of a Yankee, who, in an Italian
city, stopped religious procession IN order
to light his cigar from one of the holy can
dies. Ere the procession had recovered from
its establishment, the aulacious smoker had
calmly disappeared
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

Squabbles, an old bacheloY showed his
stockings, which he had just earned, to a
maiden lady, who contemptuously remarked,
"Pretty good for man darner" Where.
upon Squabbles re.oins, "Yes, good enough for
woman, darn her."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11

An lrishman who was recently run over by
awhole train q. cars, got up and asked for hi!
cap, and said he woUiu not run another such
risk as that Tot TN dollar note.