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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

The famous maelstrom which has
been the scene of so many thrilling stories
is in reality very tame affair, and wouId
never recognize itself in the turbulent
picture drawn by the romancers pen
An English tourist, writing of it from
Norway. SAYS: Every year hundreds oil
our countrymcn row over it, doubtless
even battle in it; for, except at certain
periods. and under certain conditions OF
wind and tide, it is comparatively harm
Iaec -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
$. j. Court--Dec. Term, 1879.

The Supreme Court will convene Al
Paris 10 day, Tuesday. The Grand Jury
smpanelcd ut the Sept, Term will DO in
attendance. rs follows:
j X. Martin, Rumlord, Foreman.
Jason Farrar. Buckiield.
Guslayus e.. Pratt, Oxford.
Addison G.. Pmlin. Sumner.
Simon b. Johnson, Browniield.
William Jones, Andovcr.
Stephen Richardson, Paris.
Ralph 5. Freeman, Norway.
Eph. II McAliislcr, Stonoham
Lyman johnson, Albany.
Geo. b. Barrows, Frycburg.
Gilman Chapman, Bethel.
Dinsmore S Marble, DiXicld.
Peter McAlli>ter. Lowell.
Aaron H. Mason, Porter.
Otis IIayiord Canton.
Benia. Marston, Water ford
Jordan +, Mouton, Hiram.
The following Traverse Jurors have
been summoned:
Jackson Claik, Norway
Charles Severance, Lowell.
James w Weeks, Brownlield.
Josiah Brown, ID, Bethel.
Samuel Stanley, Bethel
John 7. plummer. Sweden.
Henry II. Hartford, Denmark.
John Bachelor, FrycSwg.
John NJ. Bean, GiIeah
Dura Bradford. Canton
Joseph &. Rowe, Oxford.
Danyillo j. Libby, Woodstock.
Merritt Fsrrar, Buckield.
William II. II. Briggs, Sumner.
Benjamin F. Ford, Rumlord.
Sumner IIaylord, Hartford.
Seth Benson, Paris.
Pcles Hammond, PHri.
Gilbert Peyeller. Grafton.
}. Madison Chesley, Hebron.
David Emmons. Greenwood.
Elijah X Morrill,. Mason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

A very fatal hen disease has preVaiieu
i, some narts Of Massachusetts, the past
wear. Whole flocks have been swept Oh
by it. some tanners losing some one u
two hundred fowls by it, including tur-
keys. Altogether, there must nave peen
several thousand fowls died from the DIS
ease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

PRESERVING APPLEs.-The farmers oil
Western massachusetts, propose to Try "
new process for preserving apples Inc
oxneriment will consist in freezing them
solid as soon as it is cold enough anu
then packing them in dry sawdust or some
other non-conducting substance until they
are needed for use. They are confident
fine fruit will not be injured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

The electors for President and Vice.
President will meet at Augusta to-day
(Tuesday) for the purpose OF casting the
Presidential vote of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

There is said to be 4 good deal OF an.
noyancc expressed by prominent menu
bers elect OF the next legislature to find
that well known lobbyists have engaged
several OF the most desirable rooms 1T
the Augusta House from which 10 direct
their operations during he season. This
class OF men deserve the leprobalion OF
not only the legislature bu, the people
OF the whole State 1t has not been till
within year or so, that this class Of cor
ruptionislS, which couyeues with the legts-
lature and remains during tho session, has
been known ut our State capitol. Tho
business OF professional lobbying has
been introduced from New York, whcra
il has become 4 perfect banc OF lcgisIa'
ton; no measure or bill, particularly.
that of special or private character can
be got through that legislature which mas
not paid hundreds or thousands oil dollars
tribute TO the lobby gang. These men
watch the various bills and 10y oAIolln.
their influence manage 10 get engaged 10
procure the success or defeat ol given
bill, and then set 10 work 10 lorcstall the
action OF The members by misreprcscnI.
ton, or iog-toIIing or other corrupt
means. One Of these lobbyists was
heard to boast. at the close OF Tie session,
last winter, that he had made $500 clear
of expense in thj, nel.ri0as business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

l.. & y. y. X. R.-The Wing learns
that Supt Angel Of the +. & y. 4. Rail
way. has sent to all the employees Of the
road form Of pledge Tor them to sign.
whereby they agree to abstain from using
Intoxicating liquor, as a beverage, and
the use of pr fame or uugcHtlcmanly lam
guagc. Accompanying tie blank pledge
is a circular into ming the employees that
this step is taken in consequence Of fire.
quent complaints at the Office, and re-
guessing those declining to sign it to give
notice OF their intentions thatthcir places
may bc filed by others.
The Commercial says the Supcrintcu-
dent OF This road does not propose To let
the road sntlcr from snow blockade, this
winter. Miles upon miles Of snow fences
have been erected along exposed portions
of the track, and the narrow cuts have
been widcncd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

Tornado NEAR Fort KENT.-AdyiceS
received from an extensive timber-land
owner in thi' city state that a tremendous
tornado swept over the valley of the up
per ST. John. ON the night Of Tuesday,
the Eth inst. Ia some places onc-half The
trees were blown down. The roads are
blocked with fallen trees and the lumber
ing business is seriously utcrlcrcd with.
The storm was accompanied by snow and
rain and caused much CONSERVATION to
the spIrseiy settled country around Fort
Kent. Il the damage Is a. great rs repre-
scented the loss To land owners will amount
70 thousands Of dollars. - Bang0r Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

We learn from tho Portland Press,
that y serious and pcthal.s fatal ARRAY
occurred las. Saturday afternoon, AT Cor
uish. Two young man, Daniel French
and William Day had been hunting and
returning with q coon, were accosied 10y
Mr. Levi Pugsley, between whom and
the above named parties there existed an
old grudgo about poisoning : dog. From
words came hlows, and PugSioy, having
thrown Dai down. was attacked by
French, who vas likewise attacked by
Pugsley's father, an old man o! - years
and by young PAssloy's sister, with =
broomslick Ak. O!ooIn-siick and crow.
! bar came rapidly iaio roquisilion, and in
the struggle Miss Pugsley was knocked
down by French, who also batilcd sue
ccsslully with young rugsley, Hn'l Ihsn
srasping the crowbar, lie struck .hc old
man over the head terrible blow, it tell
ing him like a stricken OK to The ground.
Young Pugsley then took manure fork,
and like the revolutionary patriots, made
short work OF both French and Day. The
old man had his skull fractured, from
which several pieces have been taken,
and the physicians say he must dis
French is suffering .Iom the effects Of The
fork tines, and Pugsley and Day look as
if they had been in battle. French and
Day have been arrested and bound over
in the sum OF fifteen hundred dollar, 10
answer at Alfred, in January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

Nebraska is to have a State Orphan
Asylum. $780, sos IS offered IN Cash
Prizes. The appeal is made ON the
ground, of humanity rom now state
where the tile of immigration is immense,
and where such m institution Is greatly
needed. The highest Prize Is S'1.ooO.
The tickets arc 81 each. or six FOR s.. ).
VI. Pattec, OF Omaha, has been chosen the
General Manager of this legal aud I'm
name undertaking. which i, endorsed by
the Governor and best business men OF
the state. The drawing will be in public
Doc 3Oth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
DouutiOn Visit.

The annual donation visit, for the bene-
fit of Rev Mr.. Sprague, OF Andoyer,
which occurs on the afternoon aud even.
ing of Thursday, Dec. 18th, will be held
in the Town Hall. Mt Audover Corner,
Me-, instead Of at tho house OF Samuel
R. Chapman, as previously announced.
A cordial invitation is extended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

The guaSc on that portion of he
Grand Trunk Railroad between Buffalo
and Sarnia has been changed from feet
6 inches to the feet S u inch standard
guagc. The broad guagc system, which
created such frenzy OF enthusiasm some
thirty years ago may uow be regarded A.
doomed. BY common consent. railroad
companies and engineers are now falling
back ou the feet 5 y iHch guage, c>'a0-
lishcd by George Stephenson. the great
founder of railroads II l. certainly no
Slight tribute to his ycniu, and mechanic
cal ability that the world, in period OF
forty years. ha, not been able TO improve
upon the guagc that hc adopted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

Matte Knight iu the name ota y"u"S
lady who +, creating . sensation 10 Chico
pee and neiShhorius towns where me
business OF manufacturing paper bags Is
carried ou extensively. She ha- recently
invented 4 machine tor making those anti
cles which {, said to be destined 20 create
revolutions IN Jhi- branch OF industry.
and fortune is predicted for her. The
authorities in tic Pa eul Office at Wash
ington say tina, this /, the iir>' complete
invention gotten ont by - woman. Miss
knight personally supcrinteHd- the ma""-
mcture Of her machine. and although 'hs
never had Chance to learn the machln-
i.t's trade, &, an expert in The Use OF tools
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03

The gale of last Friday was very
heavy in some places. Much damage
was done al st. John, N. b.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

9euti1e Greibenter bteltea am 20
risen @am1as uus @onntas bier cine ecnssn-
tion ab aur @runeuns zines 8unbes BON Nei-
nunssssnoTeu lit Minnefota unD aoeptisten gu
bislem ;3msds cine beisnbere Organization.
gpQidneise Emancipation tn religipien Dtnsen
ron ieper seitlider Mr:critat uno gpnfeHioas-
~loisfeit eQer STsntlidsn 4aitalten 1T bas :3ieL,
tpslaes anssfrebt pire, "Hc gu bsien JDrberune
Neiie, Vrebiser ansefe.It, frsie @smeinben une
Shulen &c. sesriubet soerbea iolen. Neblpem
mirb jepe anpsre Rs!isipn a!s bersdtist amer
fannt. Nls yrdtoent iinb sspiblt q. @dsFsr,
ais Gieeprdleent 8. Seue, ais S9aymeitsr o.
Seeser, ais @ecretdre 6. gnsels unp Or.
Sapar3bad. Was bic rabieale pre1e ldnsl
ensefrstt bal, itebt bier als sei6lu0ene Srsa-
n~iiatipn spr benz DOlfs, unb Der alte aampf
smtldsn Gbrilsn!buu, uue llnelauben it I'M
Elm neues Yresramnn reiher.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

g. ulu bat einen ieiner msrsrurois1ten
Sage ~sefsisrt: bic erits 2cfcmotioe iii cot an
ssfpmmeu. Sstrer mr. es uns unmDglih, Der
freunnltden ginlapuns sur Ibeilnatme an Der
b~rrtiesn dsilibtsit 5clse su Ieiiisn. Ga5esen
freut es uns I'M 10 mebr su berittsu. oaB bic
ielte cine tShF eslunsene mar. Inter aan1'
ncseouner belt bic erfe Safou1ptise sprisen
lpnnsrlfos itrsr ginsus in Stem Tim uni
trad.e mehrere tuuesrt Oaite aus ct. paul
Stiapatsr, ct. 9stsr @inOna unp aneeren
Staptu. SeierIiae gesrlBuns uno semuibli-
dies Sanfftt in Der Iurubale falsten anb Iiefer.
ten BEN Sspsis, has bic Ssnebaer ron Stem
ulm Nlss ~Isiiisten, un BEN 3bsilnebmern ben
Sag gu sinem unrsrssbIihrn su MAIDEN, nit
een1 aud AGe ibre gsfrierisurs auslprahsn
SIM Oan;eu raren lbsr tauienp 0iite sstur'
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
WuTDrberui1Q.

Die ltnttrseitneten srfldren nd bereit, aas arfen ;a be-
satler, unc trssnn eiue Turtei sufrieten 81 ftslen, penr
pieielbe innertelt Der nd6fen erst Mpnats nit einem Sc
riNen StGet numerirt 81, it'd me!net. Seiastes Stfci
hat sinen 2eoasr esrpnnen uns man bat Der 9eutitsr
.Aatfpliiden Gsicuidaft aeiast, bos es cDn getsr Stfs
reripren mrrnen lei. 0sssalb srstarsn mir uns terstt, els
tetrsTerbsr gSasen beanirruds. Nu6 np1er mir sieTss
uehereinfrmmen in trei pHentltden 8lattern s%utlisiren,
narnltt IN Der r6reien grs1s" unb rmrder.ltrea 9r;=
bune" in MinrearpIts unb i'm uWantsrer" in Ct. %oul
1nc mad trei Msnaten erflart bic 0sutihs &atbrltihs
@eieliaaft ale 5itets, Bite fur iene @erlppluna ]onaetou'i
murpen, tie am 80. Sept. 1871 fattfanc, fir unsu!tis UNI
rerthiFs.
g. ~esidsbsn su Minreo9oIts, M,nneINta, ot II. Ee'
SENDER 1871.
Soln Eatfy.
Gyas 4r1gl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
SfficieIIe @tact.3ettune
2ofQI=

Der S6uIratb bef6ic6 befanntli@ tn
Eeiaer rcris'n eisuns auf ben Mntrae bes
5rn. @tubbart. tab bic 9sbrer in EHentli6en
@9ulen fetn anbe1es @ebet arwenben thrfen
als bas gaterunfer, penn fe iberbaupt beten
ppQen. Sn bielem 8efdluB erblidt bic
Thanksgiving" cine gerlesuns Der &cnfitn<
tiun unb cine l1nsere9tisfett eesenuber benis-
nisen, pelde nidt drifli&en @laubens ftne.
0as 1T Gpniequens ; fe 9aratteriFrt eas gauge
@elen Der Greil9uleu in ibrer &elistOaslU1s'
teit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

gu Der Wlapnaun ST. Veter
&abn it tnfO!se Der GrpHauas nat Mem ulm
f~olsenpe Ntancerung oesJabrp!aues eirssfubrt:
Weiltt sebenr, u~erIalsn ,3uss Winona
5uue,tun, Gut 81 7:4o RorseE5, Ninpna
e:20, Hotelter las, Suatpura 2:i0 Nabm.,
ct. gster 5:45 uno tOmmsn an tn Nep u!m
Sis Mberps.
Sei1Iit sstene, oerIaNen 3use Sem ulat CHS
Mcrssns, ct. leter $40, SpasDana 1915
Nadm, Nptster $50, Wtnpna 5:25 unp er-
rsinsn WtnUna Junulpa 6:55.
Nad Naafltu fpmmt Ter ,3us $40 a5enhs.
Ibfatrt 9:25 Nicrseas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Sefieu1liae Gtulabun9! sur srDe'
ten rao nplianeteiten Refauratiun: Die oDr
s. S6mibt SIR. 242, Dritte Strase. Son
Jest ar Dereen gu jerer Stunpe r DE Aaitern,
0eAiiesl, Jereueu. Sieiipierten aaer Dirt, Wilp,
tura Aaes, mas Der Marft an Deltfatelen btetet
~ierrtrt. Die fanlkn @eins unb 9iqueure bic
tet msine Bar; GrIdte. Gpnfett unb Gpnpitp=
retpaaren in better Musmabl. DteAufpartune
su jeber 5eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Tasbritte Concert Der Nulfseieu.
idaft erntete, ME feline gorsdneer, pisosr BEN
alsensinsn 8eifaQ bes aablreiden putlifums.
gsfpnoers inb Is sp.i bssDrsuste Sieblinse bes-
islbsn. bic lid Der STentliaeu CUNT ~erfreuen
Mr. 9. 5ande bard iein gioliniOIo in Der e.
fen unt papa Gid burb ietn gcrnetlols in Der
~stpeiter Mt,bstlurs. DaB bas Srtefer burd
ocr5as'i6e sei1unsen ieineu @lans bebauptet,
ser]tebt iih ron felbI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

nIr Gdrtnfr unt 5arrer.-Irsis
u. Mitin, gde Der S. unp CT. psIer SuaBs.
haben ieeben sine Seaeuns Triiaer Sdmereisn
{ aafangen. Sic oerrsuhen beioaners Nuf~
msrfiamtsit aui SdmereieH unp ha!rsn feline
anesren ais friibe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

81. 81. Rprnrei6 bat an ber Z. StraBe,
nabe @abaibap, isin sortref1i@ eineeri9tetes
Weladft aLs Smprrteur unb @rcBbdnhler spn
Rbein< une Nplel-@ sinen u. {. T. erDTnet, uns
empfetlt ia tur6 ebenlp reaIe aIs susprfpm>
msnpe 8epienuns. @er tin ausge3eibnetes
0las teutlden &eberlaft fpfen min, beiude
5rn. Gprnreib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

trirb ansenpmmea unb auf Sp;slbauier eusse-
eebnt.
Die 8e1eIbune ses 0ouserneurs unt Der
Sberridter tpirb auf $500 erbStt.
Der Charter Der Gtaet ct. 9aul trtrb babin
anaenbirt haB bic ibliden @ablen suar bieies
5rlbiabr nod ~tattfseen, bic bisberisen 8eam<
ten aber Bis nd1fen 5erbF ibre Citizen, bskal-
ten fpaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Die Serreu @ebruber Ltu1 m {
eds Der 10. uao ct. geter Strah in ct. paul,
baIten isstS bic rei9ie Iuspabl 20 n
Grpceries aab prpsiFpnen spr-
ratbts. gslcnbere aufmertiarteit rerbient
ibr idSner grrratb an tn uub ausldnbilten,
einsemaaten rsh setrodneten Griatsn. Nau
beiuIe bsn selhmaevoa aasseiattetsa @trre,
IN, Fd bespa III Mbersegeen.
EE Nut bic tefea Sorteu @etne, 81.
aueure, eisarrsn II. I. T. reben ben &uaben su,
gerfasuns. greiie biais, 8ebienuns freunt
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
Ser 81 q b e +.

Das rsinie unp fnBefe Sob Stser StI
0ebertbran) in Der Welt 1T bas BON 5asarb
u. GaspelL prdparirt am Nfseresufsr aus
frilden aussei kbten sebern BON @aswelL
5asarb u. 6 D., New gprf. Is iii ab-
folut re II unb Il +. Yatienten, melhe es
einmal sencmmen baben, sieben es allen anosrn
prdparaten Dor. Merste baben ibr llrtbeil alb
eeseben, bab es bsFer fei ais irsens Elm anesrer
2ebertbran i'm Rarfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Die ti@llieteu @rpeertes, Grpders
IL. i. +. bet better Sualitdt fnb gu taten bel
1rant Sanisn, pslder BEN Stere neS 5rn. paul
5ater, SO. 344 Iritte Strabs, faufi1 ibsr=
nrmmen bat. Man sebe bin unc uterseuss
Rn lsIba. 24<2S
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
8rieffaffeu bes ,Sanberer.'

@tafptee. 6. 9. Die @ntucrt aui
Sbren lsgten Brief nirp naditens reriSnli6 e.
fplsen.
NaeIe @rpye. s. 81. Die Suittune
fur g. g. fnben sic in st. 223.
9anp Greet. s. 3. &. Die betrshs
ben Su;ttuneen inter Gle in Nr. 223.
Ct. Antbpny. D. st. 8eten Oanf fiji
aefl. @usfunft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
Doftor, mas if rs?

Gieie 5rase rtrb tdaFs srn Tatier:en sefsat, Medic,
ptslsid steuetdt nidt trant senus, I'm, bas Simmer rssr
bas gstt su bitten, i1 tennrh phpiiib unfdbts fUfIsn, IT,
rem senftnliGen gsrufseefadftsn natsusehen
Gs sitt cine Shndne rbsr Elm a%Gsemeinss 3uiamnten=
bredan tes Ssiuems rhne S%srnptpns npn ttnrstHsaoer
Starfe, lie ais SranIbett lit e%laiTfeircr ine, unb bic bsa=
ned aueerprhentiib fDrenb fir ben Ss'senpeR 'tHb. S1e
GnpFnSunsen tsnnsn nitt natssrradt nrsrssn' bic Orc
tpren ~rsr1eben lie niht, is a1Daen in eutsr' 9laubsn yer
idreisen, tra aeitisst lies ~blinrlinss unb rbns Grfr1s.
MiitIers Rrdut,r Sitterer 1T bos b EFT s eil<
m;ttsI fur bteIs namsn!rien etbrunssn. Seriud.t
esuubI aflet Gu d ubersfusen!. gu taben
BEL alien DruauiRen. greis cir DpGer per giaIde.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

un9Iudsbevt1t e fenrnen aus ser-
i&iebenen 3beilen ses @taates aber bic ftred-
li6en GOlseu beg iiunsfex @6nsefurmes, tem
tine ansabl Menf&enlsben gum OFFER felen,
abseieben BON nieIem 8ieb, bas babel unatana,
unb i~pnifissn Serbeerunsen, uelde Der Sturua
anridtete. ln Der @esens spa ct. Sames,
Watenpan g., bel Mabelia u. (. Il. pureen
nabesu atpaesis perirnen pom S9neesefSber
uberrai6t uae fanaen in hemielten I'm. Bel
Seaper GaGs, HenoiQe &c., ;amen 3pei 6rauen
Namens MalpneY, inns Sebsn. gpn Sier
Rannern, bic BEL 5ant Greet pom @turm er<
rei6t warbeu, tamen spei nit sier S6len
UNI.
gen einen1 Manne. Nameus Eau. S'gcn-
nsr, aus Scnseate, nirb eriahit, naB CT auf tem
5einues spa Waoslia som Stura ibsrraidt
wuree. Gs selans ibm nod, nxr sinise Stu
.ben scn ieiner Wpbuuns ieta Gabrnart aussu<
fpaursn, CT tsunte aber leltfs Mot msbr babin
e~eianaen uno erfrpr, CT bintsrlaBt frau unb
spct Rireer. Mt!liam @arnner ypa ct. Sames
rurte etniee Rsilen BON ieinsr Ssbauiung En-
frcren %gsfunnen. Man xelpst aubsroem ben
Spe zines Scr. Warusr nit srei Sraben in
Geear 2afe uab ben pom SIR. Srb.'cn, zines
5auoie,s nit 8dumen usb @:'r5uaen in
Winoom. Sesterer iea, ~uibrsrc ~ III gferhe
LAP. e"rfrcren unb ieifgefrDrsn i'm Sattel ilyenp,
pom gfsroe nab 5auie estrassn neraen iein.
90 srsablt bic q. Il. upri."
Iuf mertpiroise Weile fane Sam. &nuhlpa
pom ysuep Mspieine ieine &euH1s parb einsn
bunb. Oils Ct iaon ale hoHauns. isia 2eben
gu rsttsn, aufseseben battc, fam Elm 5unb auf
tbn gu, Der 3etbsn 81 sebsn iaten, ibm naG;u-
fc!sea. aauolpn THAT ID uup ee!anste auf tiele
Wetie mad ysQrp Mebtelue.
Jsrner tptrb pm etaem beutiber GARNER aus
Der @seenp BON 2eaeennortt, Srewa g., En-
sablt, bab ct nit ieinan spei SDpueu ron 10
uno Il Sabrsa IN hern sraui len Sturm umee.
fcmmen it. Der Same Der Gerunslutten lit
3infe uno lie iinb aus Comm sebIrtis.
Iau fane ibre esihsn uupeit ibrer Wrtauns.
ben Slater auf hem Riden I,esene, sssbsn ibn1
biz aaabeu, ibre AUpfe auf bic 5irps ssltast.
Sic S6ien, nit seaen ie ms 5oIs ssfabren pa-
rem, Kno ~etenfals ~erfroren. Der Nrtlid Der
Spfer pes lnuetIers trar bGb'l erlbIt-
.ernp.
Sci gfiicau 9iapies pplts einH2agneaer feline
SH1en, bic cine fletne Strede rrn, raufs ent>
fernt tparsn, in BEN Stau ~treiheE, EEL si1e AIR
lief iba, fort, unb sr ielbA saia 10 >pett. rag Ct
tn benz Sbnsegsi t0ber iein baus nit1 raebr iab.
Gr iubte BEN SSe1 suriif, es s:lans tbm
atsr niht, uno I'm I'D sor esm Grf1ieten AZ
{tEscr, tret er in einsr ShnestalFsu, in nell
dem ct sisie Stunssu itsdts, biz man TIN auf=
farb.
Nu6 tit Wartir e.. ir!sr r~,e3rsrs g'etipnen
~erfrrren feiu. Die baaFseu StBrunsen bes
0ertcbrs rsrhtnperten btsher rabsre Nittbet-
lunsen ubcr ~eiaselae 5a4e, ipuis ls- I'm tane,
pab bic n~1si|teg Der ln,setommenea oGf atsele,
aenen Tarrer nctntsn.
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Stir Carer Gpuntg miro nsrGpuntY.
ds son gbasfa rad Benton,
SIR Scctt erunt9 cvr Stafpp { mad
Serbian osrleet.
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Deut1de Srief<2tfe.

Site beutihsrgr;efs, sic Els gum %. Sch
b. 5. ntht absebrlt rprben limb.
sgriefe.
an1ielbsra 8. M. Mab. Selmonn Srbarrs,
5sifsnreth 8. Nab. gGmirt Morta s.
5erren.g.tefs.
gartcT 5ranS Mir Rarl,
8srncsfp Mea!bert, pagte Guitas,
gtdenmster Gbrttian, pptben Nic. 3,
@entuer 5einrth, &Gl Mpam,
@pste Sermann, 9~tunefrs s.
@prne Oscar, @hanba Wsnsl,
6sers Rarl, Sbrreer Harl,
aaras Mer;t, @hnetesr Ntc.
Aaele Srieerth, Stul; aarl,
HpIsr Sptar:., Ghulriretamper 9.
Rutm 9luaan, Ndessrs 5etrrih,
0ssa Morttn. Msner 5tep. g.
Stnoste Nar!. Mslber @uauli.
gln1Tns "orl,
Ia5 grisfpprtr mad IeutIa!anb ppm 1. De.
;en1ter az:
ilebtr Bremen unp S%amturs Z Cts, 3eitun=
gen 3 Cts.
llstsr England 10 ets., 3sitnnaen 4 cts.
s. d. MkeeIrd, pptrssifnr.
G.5ettrth d, bsutiaer GIert.
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s d T II.

Is. lcbr. @olenttn @ui6mare. @ltsrn S'ea "u'0'
mare unb Spieptina esb. sdarlaerrd.
sSpbann Se Crib. Gltsrn: Ssnrs De ernp "ap 1'a-
ttilpa eeb. Giaai len.
Gpuars gepre Setlt,. G!tsrn: Gbana Sef'o aa'@ta'ta
Nnna gel. gtrifmann.
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6eT { n.

q. Ssbr. efter 81. Saser, 3 SIT. alt.
Seinrit strreeer, 26 &. alt.
q. 8ebr. Maria Gattarina std 4 ut. alt.
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g G II 1.

10. Sci. Ssrr erreSartt1pne i NIT Tra"'
Ieir 90 aria Gattartra @etrtG.
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perfaufen ptcr ;u perreMten.

$50 adsr a1tes ears, 80 older clear, sine @feile spn Der
a. 9prifoc?us= Stride uub Stule IN Seunertn @runtr
iirr euf lsrmir su 7 Trrss1t 3tEfsn 'l %sertaufsn.
1dtsres ttsrutsr re- = nnts'ssldnstsn IN yrrtf
Winuea9nlts gesr. Is. 1872.
1926 9orcns s9ipif.
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NuTproeruu1.

Der rnter9eihnete eriudt hermit is'nen Sdraeer &c.
po Raute unit seine Sdsneifer Rrlalia Sar DE, ess. Gte-
ner, aus @,tfpr. Rreis 9el,1ih Grpnen, in 9reuben. Inn
tt-sr s1sen9Iufentbalts mad Seetstrn :. = Steoraa
Co., Mfinn. tstanui su MADDEN.
Mrgnh M:crarr,
Qeehstrne, Stearns Gr. gFinn.
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Iprtrt
3nbern.
BUR NDti;.

Die Nreis=Gerlcrfurg in Sailing 5 gum ge=
tsitim1nts 3st1 rsridHten mesen discriminating Ter un=
~sertauft se%tltstsnsr I,tets.
Hsripnea. bic irlhe lidsts bslisen, nerher cufsetprtert
tteIslten pper Zen Setras satIr Ipiort an Ben untsrseid,'
ns.en etnsu'enttn.
24-25 u. s. q. Grau,.
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ct. NduI marftberi9t.
Wtpleiale Yrei5e.

SD sntlia aprrestrtss @sbr. atm ne.
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1871
GutttRuaen.

Seit scriser Drummer baben far ZEN
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fn= Wettere Suittuneen fur Stearns
Gpunta une anrere @lase in fplsener Nuar1er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05

W CLARRs PATENT HORSE CLIPPER
ihe marked superiority this Clipper over all others the
world clipped by machine hour
ree-qusTter Il prevents anything Like grooves ridges or f
rows the newt clipped s and has been known CLIP
from without sharpening W Clark bes to inform his
all his Clippers stamped With bis nne either on he
an others ~ bis Pattern not stamped
infngents Of bis patent ORo Londo W. Agents wanted