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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-29
Published in THE ENPoRIA NEWS Sept. 30. 1871 !
AN ORDINANCE
I'm Relation 10 Awning and Sign

An A6eA0t1On 10 AWNING ana sign
Posts.
Be it ordained By the Mayor aud Councilmen
of the city OF Enlporid:
SEC 1. That 1t shall be unlawful for any person
to erect any awning sign posts in any street or
avenue of the city of Emporia at any other dis
lance from the side OF such street or avenue than
that provided py Ordidance for the width of per-
manent sidewalks ON such streets and avenues.
SEQ 2. 1t shall be the duty of the Street Commits
s1oner to notify the owner, agent or tenant of any
premises in this city to remove, within thirty days
after such notice, any awning sign posts which
may be standing in front of his Or her premises TO
conform to the provisions of the first section OF
| this ordinance.
SEC. 8. That 1t shall be the duty of the Street
Commissioner TO remove all such awning or sign
posts as he shall find standing in violation OF this
ordinance after the expiration of thirty days no.
tioe as aforesaid.
SECS That any person violating the provisions
OF the first section of this ordinance shall be sub
ject to fine OF ten dollars ($10)-
SEC. 9. This ordinance shall take effect and be In
/ force from and after its publication.
| Approved september gath, 1871.
| WILLIAM JAY, Mayor.
| certify that the above ordinance was adopted
| by the City Council of the city OF Emporia at
| meeting held September 25th, 1871.
| SILT II. w. McCUNE, City Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-29

Charleston, New Orleans and Vicks-
burg, are all troubled with the yellow
fever.
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FOR PRESIDENT IN 1872,
ULYSSES S. GRANT
NEWS And EpITORIAL ITEMs.

There are now ten railroads IN
course of construction in Minnesota.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-29

John B. Cough Is going to lecture
two hundred times during the coming
season.
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NOTICE.

NOIIGL.
NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN leased my interest il the Neosho Rapids Wa
ter Mill, 10 J. d. Lineweaver, for one year from
July list, 1S11, and that am not interested in the
business OF said mill in any wise whatever, amt
will not be responsible for any contracts made hy
the said LineweaVer and Alfred Roberts or either
of them; and that in conducting the business OF
said mill said LiReweaver and Roberts have
right TO use, in anyway whatever. the nrm name oil
Scamans & Roberts, until farther notice.
j. l.. SEAAANS.
NEosHo RAPIDS, Sept. 6, 1871. $3.50
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The NEWS has much the largest circulation, and
the best advertising medium, of any paper In
Central and Southwestern Kansas. business men
viii please note this fact and act accordingly
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srRAYs. NOTICES. &c.
sHEEp FOR SALE.

PAY UP.
CSPEGIAI4 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- all accounts due Schmidling watson Innst
10 settled Immediately. competent law er has
been engaged. SoHMIDIING W ATSOS.
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Ser beutitbe Safer.

Das teut1de &aiiertbum ter @e9en<
mart unterideiret li@ In ietnem Gntz
ifeben unD sansen Welen II lebr pom
Gem friberem Saiierttum reutlder Nas
ton, rab es fid Der Mlbe lobnt, einen
Slid auf rie @el9iate pes lssterer' gu
lperfen.
Mls &arl Der @rcee ale Qinter npn,
Gbro u. Zen Npenninen bis aur ldlesz
Mig ,boliteiniidcn Girer uno pom at
lantiiden Ocean his our &aab uno
Glbe unter feline 5erriaaft sstra9t, BE-
eat er ii9 an rer S9eice pcs Sabrz
bunrerts - 800 - mad &cm. Da
puroe ct AM @eibnadtefefte sompapf
SEQ H., ben er Sesen cine 3otte Gu,>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-11

uao trruartta bic 8erfaGer berlelben
nit 8eitimmtbeit, eo6 {ie prompt pal>
Grt miro. Cine arpere BiQ tpuroe
pot, @iQiar,s pom Snciana einaebra9t
tpel@e fit cine 6onpels> unp Tabrif>
@elsQl1aft int @aibineton > Gerrito>
rum 100000 Mder 2anp Yerlanet ur,
pieielbe in Stano 81 ieBen, eineB berfte
unp cine n S9iftaubof gun, 0ortbeil
fir ben 3anrel uno 8erfebr i'm Muse>
u1einen uno bic @e(.ul1aft i'm Belon<
bern 3u erri@ten. 8apanaeb pom
Montana bra@te cine BiQ ein> >uel&e
uorf@ldst elmer Giienbabn ponGbepens
ne na@ 5elena in Montaaa Die &C.
trdudli@e 2anoi4entuns BON ;rransis
Seetionen auf Die Meile ju MAIDEN.
Gerner puroen Bills ein9ebra9t. Dir
stnten fir Sdulz 3wede cine MiQion
Mfer 2ano su' i@enttn. Menn ale
ote 2ano > Grant : 8iQ5, rrel9e elm
9erei@t wuroen, pailirt ,peroen ioQten,
Damn murpen abermals mebr ais ADJ
;ebn MiQionen older 5fsntliber 2dnz
pereien ser19!eucert perceu pcer
mebr als eenus fir bunoert Gau1enp
9etmitatten BON je bunnert Ndern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-11
Sin Silb aus beut &Ibeu.

Dem Now Yorter uSournal pfGom=
u,erce" miro aus Georgia beri9tet :
uSte treroen iberau in ben Supfaaten
bemerfen, RAP Der Ne9er, 1pel9er fir
ben natirliden Nutirten rer &aoifalen
gait, NIT eenen itimmt init rene1 er
lein Sanje5 2eten perbunren tpar, TO-
halo man Jpn nit Dem Baypnnet gun,
@%e9e9entbeil srin9en mill. Mit nee
ni9en Nusnabmen f6nnen bic Neeer
BON Der b6beren Snteuineens Der Weiz
fen contrpuirt >percen - unp rtes
pur@ rein mpraliIae Ginfl0e. Sbre
n~nwi1enbeit 1T 10 9rob, eaB lenur ibwer
irseno eine porliesenre Grase be9reifen.
Bis robin bat man ibnen Selaet, rab
flbere 5erren fe wieper Su Sflaoen
MAIDEN molen, uno raB tbre ein3i9e
5ofnuns auf Gretbett parauf berube,
cas fe seeen jene fimmen. Inter be
fem @orseben baben ~Garpetbasser"
pie befreiten Ne9er in 9robem umfans
beetafubt. Surg nad Der lesten Mabl
bate i9 III einem 2apen Waaret1 &C.
fault uno Lief fe mir pur9 einen bort
angefeuten Meeer na9 5aule trasen.
u~nterpess 1awaBte i'd nit ibm uno
fraste i'm: ~Gir wen babt Sbr &C.
timmt?" "@eie ni@t; fam mid
ni@t mebr teiinnen 9in9 chen an bic
Tbur unp bsfan, mei1 Eidet unp 0in9
biuein uuo gu elmer anoern 9blre bin
aus" v6abt Sbr nidt fir George
Walbinaton 9citmmt 2" ~Sa freilid,
oer mars; ater i'd babe AUDI nod fiji
Mnoere 9eitimmt." ~6ar Bad Saylcr,
nidt wabr?" ~SawubL fir ben BABE
tG aud 9elimmt." u@ie alt ietc
Sbr?" u3meiunpjmansie." SD en-
wdbne biee, weil e:e5 Elm Durdianitts=
Gremplar ieiner Na6e 1T. ST lebt in
elmer Staot uup arbeitet in einem Ga
ben uno ftebt nett uber ben Ma6eu
auf ben Ylantaeen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-11
Mus 0feTicp.

Werico, Der erc6e Tummelplas blu=
tiserp arteifdmpfe siebt mieper BE 81
fentlide Nufmertlamfeit aueerbalb fe;ner
@renssn auf fld. Sc banoelt f9 UNI
Die Neupabl re6 SberbaupteS pie(er
abenteuerupuen &epublif. Son Der
Stapt Merifo wtrp unterm II Sanuar
beridtst, Die @ablfebren mltren immer
erntIiter. Die 9an3epreNe unc ;ablz
rei&e politiide Clubs ~tesiinftisen bic
Wieremdblun9 ron SuareS. Gcz
Nero 8aleareel uno Majia 1peleen i'm
neuen cabinet Yerb!eiten. Man erz
partet, pie Nnbdnesr BON Yorfrio Dia3
meroen itd init eenen ron Suarei oerz
einisen. prditoen3 Suare; miro ron
ein,een 8!dttern bef9ulpigt Merieo
unter amerifanii9smG tnFu7e III balten
unp UNI Dem ~yanfee GinFu6t" entz
sesen3uarbeiten, miro jsbt aufBieoerz
Dfnun9 pes 8ertebrs NIT eurcpdtIaen
Nationen eepruneen. Der Spell Don
prdiieent Wrant's Bot1daf, pel@er
auf ben 3oufreten 2anofri@ 8e3us
nimmt pirp piel beipru@en. Die
pre6e If i'm MI9emetnen seBea bic
Maeresel uno beitebt parauf man ioQe
aus Sluebeitsrldil@ten jeoen Streit
NIT ben Ser. Staaten permetcen uno
Dem Sdmueselu Elm Gnce MAIDEN.
Sn yucata11 1T Elm Snrianertrie9
aue sebro&en unp es fno 500 &rieser
ms Gelo sesusen. Gelir Dio& Ger
@cuyerneur BON Saraea, madt be-
fannt, er babe Die retelliiden Sn@ite<
cos auf Dem S|tbmus Don Gsbuantepef
~ Yaaren setrieben. Sn Guerrero 1T
Die 3epolution i'm 3unebmen besrifen
unp Gle Resierunsstruppen wuroen
rort selblaseu unD gum 2adiuse sez
n5tbist.
Die Sniureenten balten iebt Gill
baneiuso, Suetla uno GboSopa be-
iest. prdTpent Suares bat Gommilz
Idre fur bic Nem gorter M~u6(teuung
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@uinibes..

Selten pernimmt Der 2eler etrpas
BON &uBlanr, aber ruenn Is pprtommt
panu 1T 20 In ser @esel etpas Nidan<
tes. GS eiebt in &ublano aud cine
9oltsfimmun9> pie rur In Seene &C.
ieBt tpirr, tpenn bic @esteruna auf
G%roberunsen mad ireenb einerHt9tuns
auSsebt. Das mar itinsa ter Gau>
als BE rulfI9 tiirfii9e Streitfra9e aufz
eepprfen purre. &aum mar oielelte
swtiden cer enelil9en unb ter RUIZ
f1den &e9ieruns 3ur GrSrterune se>
lanet, als bic Bauern int @oupernez
ment Ylestau cine G~rsetenbeits> Nrre0e
erlieeen, natirlt9 aus freien Stlfen,
obi@pn fe 3tpar felten easu tommen>
l1reiten gu lernen. Das prieinere
&ctenftld fsnn;eidnet teutlid eenus
bic SteQun9 eieler untertbanen eeser>
iber cem Gtarer unp lautet> ME folst:
uGw. tail. Motv @ater 8efreier!
Sc 1T bas Geri@t III uns 9efommen,
pers6tterter &atler, taS Du In Detner
u%ntldiiieen Sorse fir bic Sntere0en
unierer 6eimatb europa ete8ieeerbcrz
feQuns BET &e9te tes ruiFfden Sol
fes auf bic @ewd0er pes Sdmar3en
Meeres anse3eist bat. Gtni9e &ei@e
baben Dir bterauf NIT elmer Drobun9
s%eantrportet. Cine Drobun9 9e9en ben
@;ar fann pasTolf nidt puloen. 81
febL 9err, unr mir MQe, @rob uni
8letn, bemafnen unS Sese1 bic Ser
me6enen, bic IS eetpast, cte bur9 eas
beilise 8lut unierer 8prfabren ertpor<
benen &e6te ;u befreiten."
Dabei erinuert man ii@ aureinenNusz
fpru@ Nopcleons I. Der bel einem &C.
lprd9 iber bic NuSbauer Der Truppen
per11tepener Nationalitdt auerief: Do
rim bieten Die @u6en MQes fe lai1en
li@ nidt nur fit ibren Safer toctidiez
zen, lpnpern man mub fie nod UNI
werfeu> penn ie bic 9usel i4on int
Qeib tobenl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-11
.eri61euoernn9 BET 6Tentli:
cbeu 2dnbereien.

1rrB ner tur;en 3eit, welde bt5 sur
bes jebiaen Gonareles nod
ibrie bleibt CA. Mdrsl uno ob9lft4
ras Neprdlentantenz 9aus in Der aez
9enpdrtiaen Sibuns bis iest f& snitt
.1ebr!beeilt BAT, rerartiee Masreseln gu
pa1Trsn, 70 tperoen cod 2anoz Grant
uno @ubfoien> Bius in Menae einse>
bra9t, I'm, an bic betrefencen Commit
tees perwieitn ~ ,peroen. @p befar1>
ben f9 unter Zen an, rorisen Monta9
etnaebra9ten BiQs flint fit 2anciaen-
tun9en, unb unter bieien mar cine, in
melaer cine or56ere MaGe 2anp oer>
lang miro, als ties tur@ irSeno cine
i'm Gonsreb bisber einsebra@te 8iQ
eeldeben 1T. Sc 1T bies cine 8iQ,
mel@e BON priee pom Georgia einse=
reidt ,rurre unp morin 3ebn MiQionen
older Qano 3urunterfisuns te6 Saues
ces uNtlantie uno Wreat Neftern Ca
malls" perlanet pereen. Der canal
lou, INN cine 1diftareD aNerarase mad
rem 0olt Don Merito ber3ufeuen, bic
@emd0er eeS TenneGee Z Glunes nit
Gem Goola, uno ferner nit Sem Gbattas
boodie> nnoS emulsee> Glule verbinpen,
UNI Die Communication nit per allan
tii4en &lite III eru15Bli9en. Die Blu
1T nit GROCER Sorsfalt aussearteitet
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Tranfreitbs @ieber9ebnrt.

@enn Trantreid cine N%euBefaltun9
ieine5 pplitilden 6au6balte5 nprnimmt,
70 finb bic Nusen eer eansen @elt auf
bic Gntmidelun9 Der Din9e 9eridtet,
bic ra fommen tpercen. Denn 6rantz
reid 1T Guropa's pplitiider 8ulcan,
pe7en Musbrl9e anbere Staaten msbr
cber rpeni9er empfnren. Die &C.
ldidte rer jin9iten Staatsummdl;un>
gen ;eiet biee auf i6lasenre @eile.
Mls bic erfte &eYpluttcn III Srantreid
ibr &ernibtun9swerf besann, wadel>
ten aub anoere 9brpne, csnn tielelben
@runbllse uno 2ebren beg l1mfur;es,
an beren unbeilpullem GinFu0e Tranf>
reid tlutete, &paren lInst lter BE
@renje 9eorun9en uno batten antere
Nationen In allen &reilen Der @eleQ<
{@aft ansefedt. @ie gang europa
urter tenn Drufe tes erftenRat1errei1S
leufite, beoarf faum Der Grinneruno,
nenn ber Same Nappleon l., pel9er
fat benz san3en Grptbeil bas @slsb
ma9te, 1T nod In fril9em Nncenfen.
Mber AUDI bic &ldfebr su Der friberen
Srbnuns wuree srn Ten anteren 8Sl>
tern i9wer e%mpfuncen, eenn olS bas
len5eulabme bourbpnilde &5ntetbum
na9 rem Sturje pes eriten Railers f9
in Trantrei@ ,pierer brett ma9te,
taudte aud in Na9barldnrern cine
Deipptie auf bic nun einmal NIT Ter
3eit nidt mebr pertrdali@ mar unp be-
rem mprider Gbron na@ turssr 9srrz
laaft 3uiammenbrad> ais i'm Suli
1880 Der eaui1de 5abn abermals
iein resplutiundres Qteo frdbte, tsiIsn
8iecerbau Don @olf Su Dolt erans
uno peiter 9elunee,1 tpurce. eSn nod
9epalti9erer @eiie 1par pieS 1913 rer
Sal, no ter &epulutionstaumeL chem
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-11

eraannt. Dur@ einen Musbru@ tes
@eborneeo Sultanes ,puroe,, naebrere
plantaeea uuo cie DSrftr Mbnaeatlau,
Srlan unb Saba 3erit6rt. Cine Cruz,
ton bes @ulfanes 0risaba fett eben<
falls bepor.
SIN Snner1 tes m%ertmdrciaen 2anz
pts tauern bic parteifdmpfe unp@aubz
3l9e 3eripren9ter 6orren fort uno .per
cine @er9nii9uns6retie mad Dem @1z
ben unternebmen min, miro ispenfaus
gut tbun, ni@t Merieo gu ietneu 3iele
III .rdblen.
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Sic Guaranteeing IN @inne=
fpta.

Dcr Sabresbcri9t Der Ginmaucez
runesseleul4aft bri,19t rem eeler wenis
Neues, IA Die metiteu Mittbeiluu9en
l9pn bel per(@iepenen Mnld0sn eema9t
purcen. Die @elammt3abl Der mad
Minnelpta i'm purt9en SABRE setpmme<
men G;nwanoerer miro auf 35,00Oper<
iouen eel@dbt pom penen bis Nnfanea
September 7468 iper Milw1ufee uno
1887 lter Gbieaso tamen. Na@ 9iaz
tionalitdten ein9etbeilt pereen unsefd9r
10000 Der en9lii@en 3un9e uno 22,z
600 serldterenen anperen Nationali<
tdten su9el1rieben. Inter ben leBteren
rparen Die Sfanpinapier an, sablret9<
fen pertreten> renn bis gum Monat
september famer 6701 Norpe9er uno
3499 S9wepen lberGbiea9o UNI Dill
waufee, mdbrene Die 3abl Ger Deut>
I9en auf 1854 on9eseten miro. ue<
bercicb fino nod 766 Ddnen, 1872
85bmcn> SO Gran;olen> ID 8innldn<
rer unp 3 Staliener auf benz 8sriei9<
n;b. Son 5@wei3ern uno pcleu oer>
nimmt man gar ni9ts.
Srp11iren wurren wiecer In Molz
le rertbeilt> uatlrli9 gum er6b>
ten xbsil ene!ii@e namlid 49,
600 @tad, ferna 1000 reutlde
5000 lcanpinapti9e 5000 trilde, uno
5000 pcli9e. &ls Nsenten I'M Nu6
lonpe ptrften bic 5erreu u. @olf in
Bremen unp 81. Nnperion in 4uebec;
IN @bicaao mar 5r. g. g. 5amilton
unp IN Milmaufee 81. .. @anpfs
ansefelt. Sbtse 3ablenan9aben 3etsen
iepo&, bab Die Gontroue weit baron
entfernt 1T cine p~oQldnoi9e gu fem.
ST. 6. .. Davis befnpet ft@ al6
@eent in Stem Dorf, wdbreno 81. q.
q. Browr bic @mt9rautenbduler
uno bic 8ebanplun9 Der @inwanoerer
auf ben Gluboampfer gu ibermaz
den bat. Sn Betref Der leBteren miro
belpnpers erpdbnt cab wirtlamere
Mabreeeln n6ttis ieien> UNI bic Gin
rpancerer eor @emalttbdti8feiten uno
59minpel ju l9lBen. Me(entlide
8errienits baben ft& rie vaiateoenet'
Observation-Disclosures UNI rie G'nz
wanreruns er%worteu> pobsi bic Nor>
tbern Yaclfc uup bic Gate Supertpr
uno MilFiNppt Babn .bsloaesra &C.
rlannt nerpen.
Sn Minnelota bsteben !5dulsr, n
cenen untemittelteG inwanoerer 3eitmetle
Aufuabme Fupeu uuO BON Serwanptst'
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Sabre 843 bur9 ben @ertros ron Ser
bun bic Gnfel Rarl's teS @rcBen celz
fen r5mii@ >frdntil9es @eltr.i6 unter
i@ tbeilten, erbielt 2nrwis Die beuti9z
frdnttf@en Qdnrer aber eemRbeis nebf
Gpeirr, @prms uno MainI &arl@eff<
|franten Orantret9) unb Sotbar, auber
Stalien, 8ur9unpien unb 2otbrir9en
bic 8aiiermlrte. MnfansS paret bic
6errlder Deutl9lanp's &5ntse, balo
aber fam bic &ailerfrone> tpel@e ter
2infe 2etbars ju9efalen mar, an bic
oeuti9en G1riten. Sc 9ei9ab bteies
964 bur@ otto I.
Ct batte r,dmlt@ Beunear not,
Sprea ben laferbaften urr tyrannil9en
&5ni9 5ueu BON Nieeerbursunp unp
Stalten Ter 6erri@aft beraubt, ieinen
Sobn 2otbar tur9 Gift aus Der @elt
9elaaft uno belen @emablin Moelbeib
in cine fete Burg am @aroaiee elm
8ef9lonen, UNI fie CUR @eru1dblun9 nit
ieinem @obne gu 3pinaen. Inter rem
geiffano zines treuen M6ndes enttam
Ncelbeio mad Der feiten Surg Ganoha,
no fe Stto BON Deatldlanb gu ibrem
S9ub berbet rief uno Jpn NIT ibrer
9ano cas &5nierei@ Stalien sab, ras
8eren9ar alS reutlhe6 2eben Nnfan9s
Yerwaltete =; ol6 er iid aber treulos er>
mics, flbrte ibn otto 9eblencet fiber
Die Nlpen mad Bambere unc ieBte ft@
in Mailanc bic lombarcil1e &5nia5z
frone auf, a6uis Otto scs ipdter
na9 Nom uno puroe bort pom 4apfe
Sobann XII. NIT Der r5mil9en &aiz
~iertrone Seidmidt. @eitoem blieb bic
8aiierwlroe bel rem ubeilieen r5milden
&ei9 ceutider Natipn" Bis gum 6ten
Nu9uf pes Sabres 1905, an tpel9em
Gage Gran3 Der 2. Don Dabsburs Rem
Gttel uDeutlder Raiier" entlaste> nad<
ben, CT 1aon BON 1903 an rem Sitsl
~&aiier Don Sefreid" reben rem
peuti6en 8aiierti!el seflbrt bate uno
na9pem Napoleon 1906 cur@ Grri9<
tuns tes &beinbunces uno Mnnobme
Don beien proteftorat zen, alien @eid
ben TooteSitoB 9eseben botte.
Gi9entli@ waren bic teutlden 5errz
lder nur &6nise Don Deutldlano unit
erbtelte1 ct t permittela xr5nun9 bur6
Den papF bic &atferwlrre.
Sett BEN Is. S%abrbuneert 0em er>
fen Marimilian) aber nannte {i9 tas
9ewdblte Sberbaupt ter beutlden Na>
tion fofort mad her @abl &ailer uno
ibre 9ewdblten uno 9efr5nten Na9folz
ger fabrten ben &5ntgstitel. Oils bas
peutlde 8ei@ in b54ier Ma@t tano
uater Zen &ailern aus Dem @eldle@t
Der 9obenfaufen, bate es cine 0r5ee
pom $4,000 eeutldenz9 uapratzW eilen;
al6 es 1906 aufb5rte, unter ren 6obSz
bur9ern, bate cs nur nod 1880 Qua>
eratzM eilen.
Die &ailer aus Dem Stamme 6atsz
burg batten felt rem IS. S%abrbunrert
BON benz &eid beutIder Nation 9an;e
erpee, bllbente Qdncer uno propinien
perloren,ete reutide Sdwet;, bic Sic
rerlance unp8 eleien Glanoerr, 6enne-
sau, 2otbrineen, GliaB, Bur9unb &c.
Der teut11e &ailer mar Ger erfeTarf
Der Gbriitenbeit, ct mar es LANCE 3eit
our@ feline Ma1t ober aud lpdter MOO
papurd, bae ,eine Blrce ais bic b09ite
unter allen Glriten gait.
Sept 1T IS Elm anrererUlritenRamm,
Der Elm neue5 8ailertbum Aei9ahen bat.
uno mir erlebten es, rab Elm fatboliiaer
reutider &Snis Fem protetantii6en
6aupte has 9oben3oQerideu 5auies
Die ceutlde 8ailerfrone an9eboten bat.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-11
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-08

she got more than half through the second
chapter Of Genesis, and had read about the
creation of the stars and the animals, she
came back to her grandfather, eyes all
bright with the excitement of discovery.
I've found 1t, grandpa IL isn't true for
God made the moon before he made any
cows"
CULTIVATED PATCHES ALONG RAIL
WAYs.-lt is now no unusual thing TO see
potatoes and other crops planted on the
strips of land by the side of railroads.
When we reflect how much land could be
added to the acres already under cultiva-
uon by utilizing these strips between the
road-bed and the fences, the plan seems
both economical and desirable. Through
out England, we learn from correspond.
ent of one of the daily papers, gardens
along the sides of railways are the rule in
stead of the exception. The space between
the track and the fence on both sides is
either seeded down to grass or laid out as
vegetable garden, unless too steep to hold
SOIL Often the name of the station is
marked out on the bank in colored stones
or in Towering plants or the letters are
cut out of the sod, and the borders so made
are gay with flowers or green with vegeta-
bles. If this plan were more generally
followed in this country il would not only
inure to the benefit of railroad employees,
but would give a pleasing variety to belts
OF land which now are generally given
over to weeds or any wild plant which will
grow on them.-Hedrth and Home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-08
A New Collection Of Epitaphs.

THE following epitaphs, having been
prepared expressly for the Boston CONNER
ciGl Bulletin, that journal cautions all per.
sons against using them without obtaining
consent:
Epitaph for liar
In life, he lied while he had breath;
And, strange to say, lies still in death.
For an angler-Waiting for a rise.
For baker-He kneads no more on
earth.
For betting man" Better off"
For brewer
A well-known brewer lieth here.
His ais are o'er-he's " on his BIER"
For a waiter" Only waiting"
For doctor Waiting with patients.
For beggar-I asked for bread, and
they gave me stone.
For bootblack-With the shining ones
For potter
On earth he oft turned clay to delf,
But now he's turned 10 clay himself.
For razor grinder-Under ground
For dressmaker-" For the fashion OF
this world passeth away"
For musical Director
In beating time his life was passed,
But time has beaten him at last.
For sailor-AnchoTed.
For an auctioneer
For a atchmaker-Stopped.
For harber--SenL ahead.
For wheelwright-1Ir Tired of life.
For egrapher-Dispatched
For scale maker
His ,ceigAs were ways OF pleasantness,
In all life's itful dream,
He struck balance with the world,
And then-he kicked the beam.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-08
/" DO Dogs Reason 2"

On Perry street, in this city, there lives
gentleman who is the owner of il valua-
BILE dog, Of the breed known as the
coach " species. This dog has been in
the habit during the past two years, Of
making daily Visits-iu the morning, at
noon and in the evening-to neighbor's 8
yard, for the purpose of assisting the we'll
fed cat, belonging TO said neighbor, to take
care of her beefsteak. His visits during
this time have been made with great pune
tuality. About ten days since, N ed"
for such is the dogs name, was left by his
master to guard the place-the master and
his family leaving the city for visit East
From the day of his masters departure,
"Ned's" visits TO his feline friend ceased,
and he has not been seen out Of his mas
I RS inclosure, but remains there in faith
ful watch over the property left 10 his
care. Once, at kitty's usual meal time he
was seen to mount the fence, which is the
dividing line between his masters pro.
perty and that of kitty's owner, and there,
for few moments, he looked wistfully
down upon the inviting beefsteak spread
before Mrs. Tabby, but not long did he
look upon the tempting scene, Some
thing akin, at least, to reason, seemed to
tell him that to leave the property in his
care, even for a short time, would be O
violation of the faith his master had re-
posed in him; and back he jumped to his
own side Of the fence, Is not this dos
actuated by something higher than rea
SOM Whether he is or not, there Is {
faithfulness to the trust imposed in him
and his duties are performed with a con
scientiousness that is grand lesson t
many who are credited with reasoning
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