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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Jnt ShicBlofalc Der uSdltimUoer
Siiraer=S Observation-Disclosures"
Sr. 0cinrith 2Snd1Sbnum.

iinbet morgeu, SoHntag, Ita6mtttug cine auSerge
ipo5pItde 1nterbaltuug Ttatt, poBu 6e U(ltgllccer
nit ibren 6amlIieH ireunolihit eingeiaoeH iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Sns SSD6enblatt bes ,,GOr:
reffaunnenfcnW

melde8 getern erit)ien, entbalt Die mt6tigter
Nafrthteu Der uerilofenen 8o6e un0 e0ito.
rieQe 8eipreaun9en oerielben; II. u. finoei
man oariu oeridieOene Artifel uns 8eridti
ltber bic Sonntugsa9itution, @in3eInbeiter
iiber ben furdtbaren 0OppeImoro in Ohio,
&app'8 @ruablung in ben oeutiden &ei9s.
tag, Der Qpahe- 6duptling &ofiie &C. Gin.
5elne Summer 8 @t8.; nod europa al IT,
genb cine aOreiie incl. PortO 10 &t8., OOel
Al so nro 0iPrtpliahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

an o%r ClGirzRoQo
lit auI morQeH, S~Onntag, Elm CONCERT dnberaumt NOR
oen, lDo3u Die @tItglieoer nit ibreH DGmeR ~siu9elas
oeu iuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Observation-Disclosures

Wortag abeub, Den 8. April, giebt Der .arious@e'
iaH9perein" sum Beiten oes nDeutiheH WaiieHbauic5"
in Scr n@oucorota" elm 9roses GonSert neon Eau8s
frduihen. @intritt nur 30 Gents. WtteIleoetarten
beredtt9en gum irseu Sintritte iIr einen 6srrn uEo
Sfuei 0arreH. Der cole 3ued, fir ruelhen Der q.
trae oes GonSerte5 8eriuenoune iaoet, lit cine aeniIz
9eRoe WAabHuna Ru rebt SGbIretder 8ctbeIli9uu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF

ggir lcrten Die Quimertianteit u~uierer 9eier aui
ben Guf Der eritcu Seite lHleres beuti9eR Slatt2s oers
ofieutlilten Sabres beridt Der obigeu @eie1ihait.
S6on Uor einem Observation-Disclosures b~e9rinOet uno
cine Der dIteften 8te1ihaiten 0es Sdnbes, bat tie
lett icber itrerg Den 9ruu0ids Ger @egenititi9'et auf-
rett 9ebalteu. Die i'm Betse Der 9eleuthdft be-
itHoIihCu gSerthpapiere uro bas auigebGufte Capital
baben IS erm0olitbt, baB oiele Der dlteren Uii.9lteoer,
anitatt ciHju5abteH, @cloer berausbefommen BADEN,
Seit % Sobrer unterbdlt bic 9eielihGit etrT gseutul
rcr oeutIten Dlitsbiirger, Gls Die 66. 3iaaf Grin,
baum, 6rieorib 9ruttcr, Scinr. 3nei'lp, Sol. Gut,
mann &C. @eneral : I9ent iur NtarplGno lift 0r. y.
.. 9upaI, g9ftIlto-Builoin9," ytr. 63, Second
pieblunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
"a 9as MoGenblatt Ocs ,,Srnts
ifen GnrreibOuheuteu"

erj6eint ieoen 6reitas. IS III zines Der sr5Bten unt
rttthaIti9Iten Slater Der Ser. Staaten, Sci uHJ
fern 9ragern gemad1te Sefeuunaen perben -
5 sSeuta pro sRpdbeubIdtt heinrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Sic Standardization

Der Bremer uno 5amburger 0ampfcr NIB mad I'm
tunlt imRer in nieiner Office porjufinDeu
+. saine,
9ft DER BaTttRloreffr. unA B.0. sgoenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
cynt sHnt,rr,fdbru N9nennm
On Ser ..NrhcitrrhnneH

an 9 no 6re0ertdt II,
finoet iceen 4beno cine BOriteaung Der ''Femalt
Minstrelsn itntt. Dag bier etuas Gutts geboteI
mrro, oaiIr bifret Der Same bes uHternepmers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

al Il . : S re0ertdhr.
miro ieber 2tebbabec pom 0tuiit burd oaS Orheifrjon,
fir meIbe5 Sr, S6le9el crit tfir;llh meme 29at5eH
aus Seuti6laae tommen lieB, Suiricben9eiteQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
WlufTFalifdt= NbenS;
1fufprhnIfuno.

Die 369Iinse her j. Gnapp'i6ln S6ule taber aut
8onnertaq, Den %. NtGrI in Der pGoncoroia" cor
abenos al tbr an cine aben6untcrbattun9 p~eranftal,
tet, lpo5l bic Gtterr nno Treun0e Der anitatt ein9etas
| RON INN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
SIR. Hobanu WSdeOn

bat bic @irtbidaiti in VII. 259, Iratt. Sde Der 3te9is
i~terltr. ibernomrnen uno miro oeieIbe Montag, Sen
%. Nirj, nit DortrefHtfem 2uHi4e e%r6ffnen.
Die uBcft Saltimcrcr S6uten=
0cielfdaft"
bdltulorle1, Sonntag, i'm Barte Elm GonSert al, mo-
gu Die Wt.t0lieocr nit ibren 0amcn ireuap(ibft einz
| nelnhe1 inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
WelnIenNltn0en |.

Sn Gar6uer'S Sote1
atebt's ie6en Wior9cH UNI 10 uRr ieinen lUayIner
&uni4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Vt1UItNUHWWCH
5eI6Ienoun9eu iuer6en gu Dem uieorigfen @ourIt
fir BrsuBiiGe Gbaler Jtbein. @uloen , 6raHtRu &C.
na9 irgeno eineW Ebeile @urOpa's b%eiorqt. Sic 2s
he Der 5duier, nit uel6en mir 8erbiuounseu uuter'
terbaIten, 1T In unltrer Office aul9ebGngt.
+. RaiHe,
@fe Der Soltimorefr. un0 BID. zGrsHas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Shicn=. Sammei=, 8n
&inoleii6, rYorter
9ouie" $3.50
2enoenitid POPS
Sraten, Rippen 20-25
~Sbu6" 1915
Rouno= Steat 12-l5
Shulter 12-15
Rumpi 10-t5
Sal5feii9 10-t2
@erdudertes Sleiid 20-30
Htnos5un9eu 75-f00
8albstopfe p %
G6peiuebroten -12
Eippen -12
|9erd'6'teS dult. 10-t2
Wii00lins t0-t21s
S6ultern 1912
S6mein6fopfe 6
lSaI3feiI9 t0-124z
ISolosna-Bur 1918
lSpanferfet 100 -250
j2ripe pro Bunih 5-l2
8bite Gu66ins6 t0-15
Butter unb 81.
B0el. Butter, bette 1880
CUTE
IRoabutter, bette 1910
9ute $3.50
|So66utter 1000
Niil6 2 Quait 1000
Ger
aartofsIn p
Bed 5000
aartofeIn 2 9ef 25-lU
8obt pro Sopf 4-10
Mobrriben pro 30 bio
Saiat pro 9opf 2-10
8eteriilie pro 8uno 8
3WiebelH pro Gef 40
Rotbe Rlben 2 BED 40
Seaeri pro Buno 1000
luiterz YflanSe ODER
SulFfp pro Buno 1912
@rantobt p 8ei
Sbt
Gepfel fiub i'm ueberid
finD gut. 9ieielbcn mare
4eptet pro &Rf 1880
9etrofenete 4epfel
pro Quart 6-t0
apiefiiner pro Dtb 1910
3itronen $3.50
@etrofHete 8iri6en
pro Quart 1876
@binnuaplns bro Gt 20
9etr'te 3Detl9en 40
~ 8irnen $3.50
9efiisel i'll
Die seifri9in Bretie mar
0erupite 9abner 8
Baar $f-f50
guteu p 8aar $t-1z5
Gduben p 5tid 1920
Saianan p Baar 100
YrairtebIbner q 8aar100
S6marStopI9e @n=
ten q Baar 10
8otbtopfi9e Ditto 125-150
9raue Ditto 200
6Gl
Ser Sifamartt mar gut
ecasen geitern, iol9enoe:
@roBe Wteer9runoel
q Stud 75-400
@elaI5. &ads PBfb 20-25
@er'6tr $3.50
9e1te, p 8uno $3.50
8ati9e, geIbe, %
meiBe 20-50
9erdu6erte 9iriHse
R 0useno $3.50
SalS=W atrele lie BIS
Orefz2llnien ash 12-2h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Sluf Sem &Aiiken0drFe

Sn Oct ,,S]pncDrSia"
itnoet morgan, Sountdg, cine muiifdlii9e Gbeno
nRterbQltuHa ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

81. Bt0r9 6aIteniteIn ierDirt UloHta0, Den o.
Ofirj in icincm 2otOIe, yr. 60, goros@Qos, Gfe ron
6rcoertfir., ielueu 6reunecn unb Setannten eincn
ieiRen Sunih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
SSrienberiGte
Sssi4tst bon @m; Bilber S sObner5

- Ut ~VUVTTEIWBLe
Mr. 1lr~T g. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
OEyetter Reobadatuno am22 mSr.

Die fol9eRoen 2emperaturzS eobaGtuReen mur6en
bon Srn 6Iram S. 8enroo pom SiqnaizQmte bes
3riea ssQ epartenents liz 8nItimnre nemnht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
SaltiuOrer WQrttbertdtc.

RodzSslouo liz
Bort 2S0pHs ............. ............... ct
}nrFt a5tin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

luU'". 11A- i23
3rpiebeln, pro Sag ...,,..,........ coo OH
% 8otmlner bic Ereiis Mot notirt, lit onau
nebnlen, ban feline Sorritbe i'm gtarfte fnb, or
perlGsIihC Jtotirunnep iebIen. w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

Coon YIELD-Our friend A. Meow
an, of Sunny Side, one of the most thor
ough and enterprising Of our farmers,
brought into our Office, the other day,
some heads Of the Minnesota Red Chat
wheat, and at the same time gave us the
result of his experiments with it last sea-
son. He procured five bushels of the
sced and sowed it in the usual way, with.
out more careful preparation Of the soil
than that given ordinarily, and at har-
vest rcaped from the five bushels sown
one hundred bushels Of plump, sound
wheat, and is sure that but for a wind,
which Frustrated his grain, the yield
would have been ten bushels greater.
flour farmers are bound to continue in
the wheat rut, they will of course be in
tcrestcd in anything calculated to make
it more profitable. The above is an in
stance of profit from judicious change Of
seed. We doubt not that others would
find their interest in experiments Of like
character.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

eessity, whisky is greater, for the "bccr
soaker' is just as certain to become a
whisky bloat" as tadpole is to become
frog.
Now as WAS going to say, some med
dlessme men few weeks ago undertook
to interfere with this back room business,
but met with the discontinue they de-
served. They summoned about dozen
men who had bought whisky there, in
the name Of the State to appear before
the grand jury and give evidence, but the
grand jury sent back word that an in
formation must be signed and sworn to
before they would entertain the CASE
This brought the meddlesome men to
Limerick. They looked up and down,
and stared each other in the face in blank
amazement, and finally concluded to let
the whole thing 20 over to the judgment
day. If they could have punished the
druggist in the dark, he would have got
the full penalty of the law, but the grand
jury came nobly to the rescue Of the
prosecuted man. and he is now dealing
out bibles and whisky with an impartial
hand, to the edification Of the commune
ty, and am going there because the pco
pie arc not bigoted and because if want
q drop Of whisky I can have it.
Truly yours,
ENos SAWYER.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06
Grand School Reunion.

A reunion Of the school officers, teach.
ers and pupils, past and present, Of the
Grammar Department Of our city schools
will be held ON Friday, Dec. Goth, after
noon and evening. The programme will
consist of orations by Fred Abbott and
Hamilton Miller, defamation by Geo.
Few, essays by Misses Matte Lee end
Lizzie Williamson, and select reading
by Miss Ella Smyser. Judge Roszell and
others who have been officially connected
with the schools will give the audience
the benefit of their experiences as school
men.
Hon. L. w. Hart will give detailed
statement of the educational necessities
of the District, and other circumstances
which led to the organization of the
present system of Graded schools, and
Mr.. Palmer will give history of the
schools since their organization. Provi-
sion has been made for music. The OK
ercises for the afternoon will be held in
the upper room of the west side school
building. The evening sociablc will be
at Wilcox Hall.
Let every one interested be present at
this celebration of the fifth anniversary
of our schools, thus recognizing the good
they have already accomplished and Civ
ing a hearty God speed for their SUI
turc.
Nm M; { S. S::s'ss' Cor"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

INHospITALITY.-Ad deaf mute (namc
not given sends us a statement Of his
treatment at one of the places called
"hotcls" near the depot, which if true
was certainly the north side Of friendly.
He halls from Kansas. Stepping of
the western train at our depot on Mon
day evening, he repaired to the "1owa
House" which is kept by woman. Pay
ing quarter in advance for lodging, he
was shown to his bed, but scarcely had
he resigned his travcl-weary frame into
the arms Of the rosy god, when fate In
the person of the landlady appeared on
the scene, and. compelling him to arise,
elected him from her inhospitablc door.
1t appears that rush of custom on that
particular night put the wits OF the land
lady to work upon the problem of how
to accommodate the maximum of her
guests with the minimum OF her beds,
and she hit upon the happy eXpedient Of
making the he'd of the mute do double
duty, prcsuming upon his unfortunate and
friendless condition to avoid rcmonstran
&c or cenSure. The deaf and dumb man
SO summarily unhoused, repaired to the
Chatham, House where he was Hospitality
received and cared for by mine host
Naylor unit! next day when. paying Ills
score he went his way rejoicing. As fol
the landlady of the Iowa House, she will
do we'll to enlarge her sleeping accommo
dations as the next customer may moi
eject so easily.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

EDITOR BULLETIN Being in search Of
home where there are good schools,
and whore rents aye reasonable and living
cheap, was recommended to try a GER
tain village in this county. Invent there,
and what saw and heard while there
decide me to remove there. 1t is vii.
lagc of small pretensions but great merit,
and its praise is in the mouths Of all who
have ever gone that way.
One night last week four young men OF
that village assembled at the depot and
awaited the arrival of the midnight train.
A green and beardless young man, who
is non compos nssntis, got oft the cars, as
was expected, and they bounced upon
him and pounded him and kicked him
and tore his coat to rags.
It was brave act-for there were only
four OF them-and developed such noble
qualities as will one day, if properly en-
couraged, fit them for clothes-line thieves.
A reward of one hundred dollars is offer.
ed to that town that will furnish four
more such brave laGs.
They did not inherit al this wonderful
courage from their mothers, the major
part of it was guzzled at the saloon, from
which they went straight to the depot
Early in the history Of that village
two philanthropists get mp beer saloons
and so faithful have they been in theil
callings that now four beer saloons and
two whisky shops arc able 10 make ar
honorable living.
There 10 one establishment in tina
town that merits special mention. Or
the outside 1t says Drugs" but the from
room Is "Bible Repository" and tn
back room will accommodate you will
whisky by the gallon, or pint, or glass;
1t is a splendid enterprise, and I am hap
py to learn that 1t is meeting with tn
encouragement 1t deserves. Whisky il
necessary to finish off q topper. The lage
will give the boy love for alcohol, ant
teach him to gamble for the drinks; yc
nothing but whisky win sppease the era
wings that beer will plant. The beer 50
loon is the primary department. wher'
the A. B. @. Of drunkenness IL learned
but only in the grammar department o
the whisky shop can the drupkard grad
uate with credit, The beer shop will
take in the candidate and rough ~ him
but the whisky ihop b necessary 70 pol
| ish him of They ny hat beer is ne
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06
LAWTON & POST.
Or. A, TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
1NFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.

nr. Trasgx was engaged for twenty years IN
n course of experiments upon the medical prop,
critics and power of vegetables. sepisf1tc ano
combined, AT the age CT seventy years DC SuI
ceeded in presenting TO theworid ~ tnc les TIL
Of his experiments, i combination of Vegetable
extracts the power of which IN removing u's-
eases is unequaled il the annals OF Medicihe.
LII: HesaaSe Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism in the form OF an Omit
ment ,,,a
unnrecedentsd success which has attended Its
annlication in the cure of diseases, stamps II az
once as the greatest discovery of the age, ana
calls for q trial and close investigation VI 's
properties. A.. o,,o;,s suf-
Hcieut life to restore q natural and healthy &C,
t,on to the capillary vessels OF the boo! am
cnlalze the circulation Of the blood ny ms
means a controlling power IS gained "'o, m nut
most malignant forms Of disease, which cannot
be obtained from any other remedy.
Such Is the power of this comDlna.
zion. that it penetrates 10 every portion o'
:he human frame; every bone and muscle, VEN,
nerve and lioanlent is searched out and made
sensible of its purifying and healing influence
Hence it copes as readily with internal as ex'
iernal disease. - ,d
where this remedy has restored health 10 pa
ticnts SO near the grave that the moot poweri ~
internal remedies failed to produce any eHect
Such has frequently been the case III liiha'h'iI"
ton OF the Bowels. -, ~.
No patient ever need die with thu In
disease where the Magnetic Ointment can DC oo
For Inflam,natory Rheumatisn
this Ointment is the most complete remedS eve
prepared. For Diphthcria or Putrid Sore Ihroa
It is unrivalcd. ,
In ninety.nInc eases out or d..
brrdrod. it wifi afford entire relief to the wors
cases Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes.
FOr Nervous Diseases this medicine
OF immense value.
I,mencss liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis
plenrsy, Group Collie, Cholera Morbls' Agne !
The Face or Breast Burns, scald Head serp 1.x
s;nrcs sores ETC. viii lie Immediately relieve
nv the use Of Dr.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment :,
D.. RANSOM, Son Il Co. Prcpr's. Buffalo N.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

BARRED OUT--When, at the cry of
fire the members of the Hook and Ladder
company rushed to the building con-
tanning their apparatus, they found
ingress cffectually prevented by a piece
of timber jammed into tie crevice be.
tween the sill and outside platform in
such manner as to forbid the opening OF
the door. Some time was consumed be-
fore it was got out, and in the mean
time the fire made Roadway beyond con-
troll Probably the incepdiary who set
fire to the building, and the nap who
came this block game, ON the fro com:
papy aye ideatical, and he meant to
make his work eflectual. The company
offers reward Of of 425 for his name
and whereabouts.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

MINNESOTA. Asa Blood returned last
week from 4 trip to Crow Wing, Mime
sofa. He reports the snow there Is in
chcs deep, and the thermomcterlast week
at 800 below zero. Three Of our citi
zens, Freeman, Hathaway, and Godfrey,
are in that vicinity, hunting and have had
excellent success, bagsing twenty-five OF
the antlered tribe The deep snow inter
feres with further sport, and the hunters
when they have gathered their game vii
start for home. The deer are reported in
good condition. We are waiting pa
tientlv
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

THE HoLLDAYs.-Thosc of our readers
who are attracted to that head center for
holiday presents, the Bazaar, will do well to
take a lcisurely and thorough look
through the Silver Side of the concern;
that presided over by those courteous
gentlemen and upright dealers, Mcssrs.
Herrick & Henshaw. The visitor will
find ample enjoyment and much tempta-
tation to buy in examining the many
novelties of rich design and exquisite fin
ish which line their shelves.
First the magnificent case Of plated and
silver ware, comprising Tea and Coffee
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Goblets, Walters, La
dies, Casters, Card Stands, Napkin Rings,
Jelly and Berry Dishes, Syrup Cups, Pie
and Butter Knives, Vases, Butter Dishes.
&c. All these are in great variety and
standard quality.
Next we turn to the cases containing
the watches and jewelry. Here are per-
feet little bijouX of ladies' Swiss gold
watches, perfect for time. all the way
from $40 to $50, each Here are also the
splendid gold and silver Elgin watches
for gentlemen, their works the perfection
Of mechanism, and illustrating the poetry
of motion. Here arc solid and plated
gold chains, rings, wedding and ordinary
bracelets, necklaces. bands, opera and
matinee chains, jet icwelry and an endless
and rich display of delicate and dainty
work in gold and silver, offering to the
seeker after holiday presents most sat
isfactory assortment from which to choose
Next comes the pocket and table cut
lery, the best IN the market; then the
clocks, in bewildcring array, size and
shape embracing all varieties. from the
old-fashioned standby, with a pound OR
two of cast-iron as the motive power, to
the fantastic ornament with springs and
gliding.
A little farther to the rear We come to
the musical department, and if any dot
ing parent wants to make his dauhgter an
exceedingly appropriate present, here is
his opportunity. Here are the magnifi
Gently toned Lighte Pianos, and Or
gans in great variety Here are drums
and flies for the urchins whose patriot
| ism is of the dcmonstrative order, flutes
and violins for the older boys, accordeons
and everything in the line of musical
wares, together with very great varie
ty of sheet music, music books, &c.
But we confess our inability to halt
describe the attractions of this establish
| ment, and in default, invite our readers to
go and sec for themselves. That Is
strangely pampercd taste which cannot
be satisfied there.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06

A splendidly illustrated article on "Ncw
Ways in the Old Dominion" opens
Seminars for December. Mr.. Stems
who in one Of the earliest numbers of the
Monthly SO pleasantly described the
"Street- Vendors Of New York." here
gives us "A Peep at the .Bird-shops," a
peep to which we are helped by the graph.
ic pencils of Kapres, and Bodies. There
is too, bright little Illustrated paper on
Mother Goose" and the second Install
ment of DR.. Hollands "Arthur Bonni-
castle" is accompanied by another charm
ing picture by Miss Hallock. Among
the notable features of this number are
"Stories of the Irish Smugglers," by
Froude the histrian; lively account of
"a Tramp with Tyndalr' among the Alps;
capital story by Miss Isabella 7. Hop
kins, author of "Miss Marigold's Thanks.
giving" entitled. zone Of Miss Widgery's
Evenings" This, too, has flavor of
Thanksgiving. Mr.. Conway's rcmaska-
BILE essay on 1.-The Demons ofthe Shadow"
is concluded; also Mrs. ELEPHANTS adj
mirablc novel, "At His Gates" which
will be at once issued in boOk-form by
Scribner, Armstrong & Co. The poets
of this number are Robert Buchanan,
Rose Terry, r. r. Bowker, and Hiram
Rich. In Topics of the Time" DR.. Hol-
land discusses "Our English Visitors"
1.-THE Rascals of Wall Street," and "Good
Manners" The Old Cabinet shows that
the longest way round is sometimes the
shortest way home The Home and So
ciety papers are on Monday Payments;
The Picturesque in Tresses; The Chairs
Of Society, etc. In Culture and Progress
there IS notice f"Froude on the Ameri-
can Platform" etc, etc. Nature and
Science contains large number Of in
tcresting paragraphs; and "Etchings"
consist of the illustrated "Story of Arion"
by Thomas Dunn English.
The January number Of Scl6ner will
contain contributions from William Nor
ris, William c. Bryant, Bret Hartc,
George Macdonald, with Other striking
and popular features.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-12-06
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