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- Ser Wtount 8lnans'i6e
Sreterfuriiou85ug gum groBeu aIf-
tions@Sertaufe Iener msrtbuOaen Saupldbe
auf Mount NiuanS fdhrt beute Nafmittag
2 ubr pom @amoeniraBeuz 8ahphofe ab, @r-
rpadiene BADEN freie 9in< uno 9erfabrt. (133)
Sn Sob. SaucrnfdmiDt's 0arten
an Der aunupoIis.Goao, Den "Spltuazgarcens" gs=
~seniiber, iiuoet beute Rohmtttas nm 4 ubr bel
iteiem Stntrttte Elm 9roBes CONCERT itatt. Sbne 3uti=
fet miro Die 4uSei9e SabIrsi6e Seiuber oulicbsn.
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sesg- .. mare teb sod, Sd,pnI lift

BF =, mare teb pp6) tdon mt
Der unauSgeiprofene @unid SauienOer bon
Sraueu, oereu Die Natur ben Jfei5 zines rei=
1len ridden Ourhlidttgeu GENTS peria9t bat.
I'm oieicn @unldl erfiQen 5u %t6nneu, wuroe
9agan'S W agnOIia Salia elm
9efibrt. 9ie ieet9en Sd0nbeitSmittel waz
rem BON ben angeiebenIten @bemifern tiir gtfs
tig e.tldrt morOen, uno man ermlttelte audi
baB fire ihlieBlihe Btrfung in Gerpelflng
Der Saut uuo 4Gbnung Der duBeren yterpel
%beitano. Die 0amen be9riiBteu Oa8 @rlaei.
men zines Der @eiunObett 5utrdglide1, aus
&rdutern unO Slumen angeferti9ten Yrdpa=
rates, pelfe5 ibrem 4ntliBt ibrem Salie unO
ben Qrmen cine porielandbnllde @Idtte HHo
einen Der ~ietnlten plieHtalil6en Yerle dbnelu=
BEN Inbaudl perleibeu tann, init Sreuoen.
Sic entoedten balo, OaB e8 uetma8 gfeueS M
ter Der Sonne," unuergleihtld uuo uniiber.
trefilif mar. Ser ID a gnolia=8ali q m
1T obne .3peifel Der bonn slanSenoiteu Griolge
be9leltete 2olletten : 9lrtifel preit5 Sabrbunz
DertS. 133, 3, 7t&m)
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Die 81. Spbannts- Sdule an Scr
NteoIeftraBe

inatht beute einen auslu9 noh Rot's 5atn an Der
YelairsJtoub, um Den Sieiuen tiucn iropli6eu Sae gu
%bereitsn. Sepsr, Der Gin 8ersnisen basan finbet, Die
9inoer bel Ibren beiteren Spitlen gu belaui1en, Iolte
ntdt ~pertebIeu, fd auf Dem Gcnplaee einSuftnbsn,
nm bel BEN aubllde beS iu9snolitcu barmloien Erei,
Sens rid istuer eisenen Sussno,eit gu %erinneru.
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Gta0t Baltimore.
.dhAlle

lbsr Zen mttttertH tdStImen uno rronGtliteu Stanb
Dorometcrs uno Gbcrmometers i'm w q I
ae7o
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QSdifcn=GcriHtSz administrations.
uno 0ertd5ts= Nnsct9cn iiber-
hn.,nf

8ir MAIDEN ipeStel oarauf anfnertiam,
baB mir in I3utunft bel Den iopieio ihon
idlperen Nusqaben iiir gerihtltdI por9eidrie.
bene BubltfatiOnen oarauf be5iiglid)e @nSetz
en- 81 oerhdltniBmdBt8 serlH9ern PretIen
nufnPhuer merbeu.
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9ic Eurfiidl=N ujliidlcn WQner

sir. 1855, Ret SGpettss, uabe Gutanftrake,
oer6atcr Etht nur S%tart9Ctt. iouoGrn iipo Gin fiheres
SellUtttel 9egen H4eumGtismuS, 9idt, 2Gbmung,
geibnadte Scbgr, gtlGren~9rart9tit uno bic Der llriHs
@eI1Be, Hfrooit uro pbpiilaliide Shwahe.
Die elcttGtlden uno demttalti6eR 8dbet brinaen
ultRerditide uHD aneert @iite aus Dem SVHem nnh
uluDPr hR @irFulation hes omneiRee trei. 1890
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philadelphia Wilmington Dal.
tlmOrrr Gi(rnb0bn
q tul10 II QS c d {

x ! ~ u y ' IL : ks ! w Z
IN unO mad Woutag, Den q. gou. 1870, gsber
Die Yafa9ierjase td8liR (Sonntass aus9suOmmen),
rDie fOl9t:
ases sSofsus uo6 8bi(opctpbta uno 3ptIbeu:
S%tattonen UNI 1925 Dfor9ens. 9ieIcr BUG oerbinoe
fb an Der Netuz@ altle=SEnctlon nit Dem Grain alet
Stattonen Der Oelapare : @iicnbabn uno in BGrrp=
ollie nit alien Stationen Der Baltimore entratz@is
ienhabn.
SSpreRSMs mad philadelphia un6 Retp=gorf nm
9.35 Utor9en5, ftt In Berrpuile nit benz j3Rge mad
Bort Ocpoft oerbin6eno.
philadelphia : Jtem : gorter @rpreB5u9 R1hIn. z
nbr 40 U%tinnten; u%erbtnoet ib in Witmtn9ton mitoer
3lgen fur Statlonen an Der Selamdre : GiIepbabr
Ifutihen Q8itInin9ton uno 6nrrtneton.
accommOoatton5z3ug nun Bort Sepoft unb Der
oa3Dtiden 9%ele9enen Stationen 5 ubr Rahmtttags,
MISUNDERSTANDING Z ubr % Win.; ne6inbet
tt In WilmIH9ton nit Dem @rprCB5u9e fir 6auptz
Stattouen on Der Sel9iU0rcz&tienbabn tdglih, unit
bel Berrputae nit alien Stationeu on Der &entrols
Babn.
&SpreRsus na6 Reu gort nm 10 uBr 40 Riu.
Abeno6.
Nm Gpnntaae*
Ya6 philadelphia Z ubr % giin. abenbs.
Nab Hctuzgorf INN 10 utr 40 Wtin. abeuo5.
Ourtfabrt5=8tqetc itnb entUeber int 8refoenttr.s
Depot, ODER ytr. 143, 8attimoreitr. Bu BADEN. @bens
10 jam man bort i'm 8Oraus Sise i'm bintaren Rids
Rez uno Shlailuagen itbern.
Berionen, pelbe 8taete in Der Office in 9ortt=
moreitr. nGbmen, baben Den 8ortbeil, oa5 ibre Sa=
gage aus Der 28obnun9 abgeboltuuo bon Der ~nllniors
5ran6ports So" martirt Dtro.
uO1-) EBn. GruUfOrb, asent.
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$1Ul VOlO, l143
800 8alttmorer Staotiedier, 1884,.,."..... 100
2,f00 Ditto otto 1900 ..,...... 100
1900 8ir8iuiazG oniOls, rsg.,............... 90
1000 Ditto Ditto ............. ........ 49zs
1000 UtarplGnber 8ertbeiDigun =Qnlei6e, CT, 1861
7O Ditto Ditto Ditto 1861
1000 n8ittsburs= &c nu. zBabn"zS bltqot., 7r, gfh
600 "Uiar. z@tnc. -Sobn"=SbGs., l,pap., II 934z
1000 patlantic=8ohIen= onpd9nIe".. 49,. 1.2O
30 Nttieu Ter .Nor6lihen @entralzSabn". 3S%
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bsnadridttst, iab ieood bon elmer esifsn'
ffau ab, rafoem thin Or. Suatuan, mel'
der Der Yerrorbenen dritlihen 8eifano ges
leiifst, mitsetbellt bate, bab bieielbe IN Sol9e
bon nnnt1Bigfeit geitorben lei.
ablebeH zines Bolt3etsS a p l.
tans.- geiterH irib 8 llbr ftarb Capt.
Roor. uon gSet Baltimore haheim in Nr.
So, Glib . YoppletonitraBe, I'M 40. 0ebenss
iabre an einem Hierenleioen, ba8 ild) lett |els
mem Iufriideu in ieine leste perantportllt1e
St.lluns suiebenbS ueridlimmerte. SteSeer.
oisun9 finbet beute Nadmittag 4 Ibr arl
benz Qouoon.Varf,Sriesbof ftatt, rpobin ibm
cine Ibtbeilung Bolt;ei, oiey @ratttlDe@go9s"
uno oas ,Sebronz0ager" Der Abb Selop8"
sas lette @eleite s.ben peroeu. @r frat un=
ter ben eommildren Doung uno Saulant
i'm Sebruar 1867 ais Boli3etoiener i'll oas
9oli3ei' Department, murbe ihon bret Ntos
nate nad)her gum Sergeanten beforSert, CT
belt i'm SUM- 1867 cine Qieutenants > Steae
uub muroe ON Is. Wiai 1872 Capt. 3tmmerz
mann's Nadfolger.
S5btli1er y ranouufal1. Gin
ahtidbrigeS S0d)terfen 8eorg @re8meu'a
woQte lseten 0ouuerlta9 babeim nabe Serll'
ialem's Wiiihle in 9arfOrb.@ County i'll Qbues
lenbeit Der Otutter Srootsig in ben Diem idie'
beu; ba ieste cine berausihlageuOe Slamme
iein &leib in Srano. Inter hers,erreiBenoen
Siiferuien elite bic 8leiue ms Sreie uni
lprau9 IN cine nabe Suele, aus Der man IL
baIo nad3her heraussog; ie war balbtoot.
GS rpuroe spar lInperlDeilt Elm Qrit berbe19e
rufeu; aaeiu ale menidlihen Qnltreu9un9eul
lie an 9ebeu sI erbalten, ermlelen iih fruht'
los; inter uniGgliten aualen CAB bic In
9liidlid)e fur; barauf ben Geilt AMI.
3ooeines befannten Saltl m o.
rer Sournaliiten.- Cine Sabelcepefft
aus QoHoon melbete ben am 6reitag oaielbi
eriol9ten Sob be8 Sru. Srauf Sen Soparo,
ieit uielen Sahren @bef= 6eoatteur Der bteIl9er
,Gajette" uno beienSor9dugers, Der Daily
Exchange" Sr. Sowaro befaHo iih bueiti
lett lan9erer Belt in europa, I'M ieine sc
iunoheit auf3ubeiiern, weld)e ourh anhaltenS,
4rbeiten erid)iittert mar, aQeiu meosr letn
Sreunoe nod, mie es betBt, ct ielbit, erpar
teteu, oaB ieiu Qeiben 10 idneQ elnen traurt
gen Serlaui nebmen piiroe.
Sr. Soparo mar ais ciner Der iabt9He1
gellnlun9streueiten Ino ebrenbaftelteu Som
n~alilteu in tpeiten &rellen befannt llno &c
adtet, uuo aud ieine peaSulihen @t9euidafs
ten batten inn cine 9roBe GAIL bon 0rsun
ben erporbeu, welde ieinen friib5eittge1 Sol
- Ct lpar erlt SIS Sabre alt aufrtttI9 be
flagen.
Sr. Sowarb par Elm S4miegeriobn be-
Sru. Sobn .. WorriS nlo binterldBt eun
Srau nebIt Stnbern.
Der $ Serfeb r unierer Stab
1T i'm perganseneu Monate i'm a%u9emeinel
Elm iebr lebbaftsr seweien, obidon oaS gn
gros9eid1ft pobl cine fletre Ibnabne gegel
bsn uorbersebenoen Wonat crfennen lieBi ba
ge9en mar Der Support beDeuteno itdrfsr. 81
3ufubr BON @etraioe mar, wie Die bor9e
liidte Sabresieit bies nit itb bringt, mi
Iusnabme BON Mais, Der in ua9epOblid
groB.n Quantitdten auf Den bieitgen Oiart
fam, nm mad fremOen Sdfen perididt 81
merpen, serins. 0tahtebenoe Isabelle Ssis
bic 3ufubr Der berihieoenen SetraioeIorten in
Ssrgleids gum Mai bes Soriabres:
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gsetter 8eObadbtuuo lam 3. Sunni.

Die folgeuben 5emperatur=S eOoQ6tuR9en DuroeI
bon Srn Diram S. Benrob pom Si9naIzamte 6et
Sriess, departments lur Baltimore sema1t:
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bait W%ltttlpod) ietn gSettrenuen uno Surn1er
auf Der Bimlicos~ 0tennbahu Oh. Die 6eitIih.
felt be9inut nit Dem u0ieileu=8 enneu," fir
ipelfeS 3wei Yreiie ausgeieet iuo. 4a8 erite
Yier0 erhdlt $3.50, ba8 Sweite $50. Seoer,
peldler 2uit bat, iid an oieiem Nettz
tompts ~ bet9eili9en. nnB oenl Setretar
Srn. s. 3. 6erguion in Or. 35, ct. Yaul'
lfraBe, bauou Nieloun9 MAIDEN, ieood nidt
ipQter, ais bis aum 4. SUM, Nahmittag5 4
rbr. Sen SdjluB beS 0teuneuS biloct Elm
9roBs8 Smnier, weId)e8 fir oue Sitter"
Warnlano'8 uuo arnerer Staaten offer 1T.
Der iie9enOsRitter erpirbt ijd eincH Tlbernen
Ye9er i'm &ertbe BON 5000, Der nddlitbelte
Sitter siuen Beder i'm @ertbe BON $50. 3ige
Der yN1rOlideu @eulrulbabu" weroen 5urSe'
quemlidteit be8 Yublitum5 nufl Dem 6eit'
plate fabren. SIN Setrsf Des llebrigen menoe
iu1 Elm Sober, Der nabere Nusfunft luiinl4t,
an ben genannten SetretGr ocS Clubs!
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WtlbelmsbObe.

s8tr MAIDEN uniere 2eier OIL Die teuii9e auSei9e
oss 9rn. CAT seer ouimettiam. 9erielbe bat
feline freunnltte 9arten=g 8irtblhait, Gfe Der 8alti=
more StraBe uub @arriiou's Sane, prodtuoQ bsr=
ritten laiien unb miro ieet aui ~Dtlbelmsbobe" Ie,re
96ts e~rtuarten, nm ie nit Dem Seiteu, mas alhe
uno aeasr bieteu, gu bepirtben. 0Oet Surtara Don
Ssfsn bat ien. eingn Geiu6 8usebq@t"
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DS% Gin 5eOer, Der Or. Auguf So.
nig'S $ amburger 8rutzIbee 9egen
QihHa, SuIen, 8lutipeier, aen6huiteH,
SeiIerfett, ihltmmen SalS, SruItidlmerSen
mo iebe aroere 2ungen, ODER Sruilfranfheit
gebraud,t bat, be3eu9t beiien 9B%irtiamteit.
ST uerieblt ietnen 3med ME bel Gngbritittg'
felt. 0te Seitigfeit DeS Seudbuien8 miro TO-
gleid burd) ben @ebrau6 9eboben. 9aS
BQdet toitet % Gt8. t95-4p)
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Selpbnuuo

81 VVW tat trgsnO etnen 9oa BON bIIns
w cen, blutenbeu, iutenbeu unn
AGmorrboioen, melne 9e Sina's Sds
,tlnItttl Uihtturrreu Fonu. IS In Hur
bat Sale DOn mebr oils 20 Satrcn 2auer turtrt. GO
bel alien 8roguiReH 81 BADEN. Breis 81.
NapiS u. IONS, &qent,
(SGL7,tS,t&Dl ". $40. WPF-Bnfttm6refraSe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-03

Bn . lie 9roBe9etBe ell oer Nee II d=
hett limb bic SfrOp beln, welte
in aqen ibren ucrihieoenartt9en 6Ormeu, lei
eS al8 engliihe &rautheit, Saotdung her 0rii'
fen oDcr &nofeu, Sropf, meiBe &uiegeidnulit,
froniif)er 0tbeumattsmu8, 8re58, 9art' orer
&iidaratsleiOen oOer ais 9un9eubeid)meroen,
aus elmer unD ~oerielbeu GueQe, elmer giitigeu
Subitan5 I'm menidliden Spilenle, hammcn.
Wian beleitige oieie inrpOhnenbe @ntartung
oe8 Spitenls, uuo cine pOlfommene @ieoer=
erlangun9 Der @eiunObelt lit m0glifl; oeun
menn Die llriadle, bon meldler Die SrGntbett
abbdng;, e"ntfernt lit, 10 mug Die Seilung
notbmenoiger gSetie e%rfolJeu, e~inerlei, inter
mel4er Sorm Die Srautbett iif offenbarte.
2Seil Sapne'8 Il III # NJ N . Wtttel
(Alterative) oiele beionoere 8lrfiamfeit beiitt,
lit eS i'm 6cben 10 oieIer b68arttger Srantbeiz
ten 10 erfOl9teif; e5 peruid)tet ben 9iftitoff,
aus meldem lie entlpriu9en, Durf gintrttt i'll
ben Slutumlaui, 0urd ben e5 NIT Dem Sl1te
mad ben "tleiniteu Salem OeS 9emebe8 geleitet
miro, unO e8 tretbt Damn jeoe8 SrantbeltSa
Sbetlden aus Dem Splteme. Den beiten Be
leg oafiir finoet man in ben 53eugntiien De-
rer, Die e5 gebrauht habeu, uno beren Ntte=
tate in benz bel aIer Q9enten gratis 81 boz
beuoeu Sapne'ihcn mebi3inlihen Salenoer
ausfiihrlidl abgeOrudt iino. 0aS 0&ittsl 1T
bel alien Apotbetern i'll baben.
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8Grien6eridte.
Baltimore, Den 1. SUM, 4bsnbs 5 III

Seri4tet bon gSm. Iifber S S0bnen,
SIR. 80, SoutbltraBe.
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W1chlI

d29-) SIR. H& 10, @srwin, GGcUl
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te Al Oreten Dor Den Nltar un0 le9terl thl
| @eliboe ab, tuorauf ibnen Der Segen ertbei!
murpe, ben ST. S1eib Ieoesmal nit elnen
| palienoen Spruhe begleitete. Sdmmtlif)t
Gonfirmanben %betunoeten tiefe Hiibrung, III,
NAL bic Mdbhen, welhe wirtlib Sbraner
uersollen. Gum Stlufe. lprat Sr. Sheit
BEN Seaer, lporanf Die ~einorufspole Eeiel
tbr @noe erreihte.
Guolih miiilen mir nod ertpdbnen, bat
,uilhen ben lesten Abtbeilungen Der Gert,
monte Hrau Hoiemalo, BON 9rn. 81. @reer
auf benz Geio besleitet, Elm SopransS Colo Dor
SpeiOel GOie Come bebt"l uno SaB 5r,
@rsen lpalsr ein Cello olo (aoasio aus BEN
2. @on,ert bon @oltermann) nortru9, melhe
beioe Yiecea in porSii9li6er 8eiie sur Gel,
tung famen.
gSad geenbigung Der Confirmation Der.
jaanelten. fi1 Die Sdiiler i'm 9roBen Saalt
pes Sdulotalss, um Srn. Sbetb, BON benz
lie nuninebr ihsioen, INN in'S geielidaftlids
2eben einsutreteu, ais 3eiden ibrer Sanfbar'
feit fir letr,e paterlide Suriorse wdbreno Der
llutsrrihts;ert, elnt9e @aben 5u iiberreiden.
Dielelben beltanDeu IN etnenl Biiiet, 8 Yar,
lorieieln, l SeppidJ nebit ba;u gebort9er
Motten unb elmer iilberuen Walerfanne.
9oh. Solbad belt cine biibi4e lleberrei,
dunasreoe, auf mel4e Yaifor Sdeib in berg
liud,eui Worten banfta. ST uabm 5u9let4 bon
ieiuen Sdulern Abifieb uno ertbelte ben,
ielbem manhe tuertbuode ermabnun9 fir baa
fernere 2eben.
Sic erpdbnten @eidsnfe, tpel6e 3uiammeu
eiueu Wertb BON 5000 reprdisntiren,1 ipareu
relp. aus ben @eidafter BON q. 3. Subit,
SIR. s., 2erinstonir., unogfcOomeu & &c.,
gfr. 264, Wc:t. Baltimoreir., entnotnrlel1.
Die 3abl Der GOnismanoet betra9t 81,
SO Wdbfen uno 20 8nabea.
Sussuoer5 iebuns.- ebrip. YaGss
6ener, lpeld)er cine Reibe BON Sabren NilEoa
MIR in Suoisn par. biest estern Morseu e.
men Yortrag iiber Su9enoerStebniis I'M yUta'
rnlaub. Snaitute," mo bic lutb. ST. attbdi'
6emeiube" betanutI,9 interimiltiid ibrer
@ottesbienf balt. Der Saai Dar nit Sabls
reiden a~nbGdtieeu sefalt, weldNae NIT srosem
SuterefIe benz gebaltOeQen Sortra9e fesgter.
Steiner mies suerit nod, mas ~ elmer 9utsr
SusenberSiebung gebort; quite 2ebrer, CUTE
Sitten uno Seiiptele, iopie Elm smedmdBlger
unterridt trasen unenolld oiel gu elmer treH.
lideu Gr,iebung bel, bod miiiie ald auf oaa
aubere Grldsiusn Der &inber, anf 4nius uni
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05
umb Dissected.

Quaint old Burton has favored us with an "Anato-
my of Melancholy" but who shall dissect the melan-
chely fallacies and fits with which knaves and fanat-
les ondeavor to deIude the sick and feeble OF this
generations7 Charlatans, through the newspaper
press, to the strengthless victim of dis
ease convulsing purgatives which, If taken, are sure
to turn his debilitated system almost inside out, and
sink him into the ut.ermost depths of helplessness
and dependency Fanatics. on the other hand, as
sure the PROSTATE patient that no medicine containing
a difusive stimulant ought to pass his lips. If he
elects to be guided by the advice of impostors and
~lunatics. let him make his will and order his coffin;
buff there is a spark of common sense in his COM
position, let him resort in his extremity to Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. the most potent of vegetable
toHics and alteratives-the purest and most entirely
wholesome of medicatsd stimulsnts. The wonderful
cures of dyspepsia, biliousness. rheumetism. physical
prostration and malarious fevers which this rare
specific hiss effected during the last twenty-five years.
are the most conclusive answers that can be given to
the enemies of mankind who offer volcanic cathartics
as tonics, and to the mistaken beings who would re-
fuse q medicinal stimulant to q poor. broken-down
invalid, who is literally dying by inches for the want
of iudicious stimulation. Temperance, properly un-
derstood, countenRncesn no such folly as this. The
State laws enacted to put down, the, abhorTent vice OF
drunkenness provide for the sale of brandy. whisky,
and other liquors as medicines and II these adulter-
ated liquors Of trade are accepted Dy temperance
verdict of the temperance public as regards the peer
less vegetable tonic based upon a stimulant abso-
lutely pure f-lCom.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05
The Burning of Moscow.

The Boston fire has excited research
by some newspapers into the history of
fires in general, and one of them says
"The fire next in order was the burn
ing of Moscow by Its own people (dur-
ing the French occupation) in 1912. 1t
is estimated that Moscow paid for her
patriotism with $4,000 houses and about
100000, 600 of property" When a state
ment gets into history it is next to i'm
possible to get it out but it may as we'll
be remembered that the Russians utter
ly disclaim the burning of Moscow as an
act of the authorities, and that the con-
f~lagration is now more properly attrib-
uted, in the first instance, to the care
lessness of the French soldiers, and af-
terward to incendiaries bent on plum
der. 1t is most probable that there was
no patriotism; about the affair at all.
-NeU York Tribune.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending October %,
1872, as reported by Gridley & Warner,
Patent Attorneys, No. 135 South Clark
street, Chicago, ILL.,:
ILLINOIS.
Printing press-Charles f. Batchelder and
Washing maehine-Warren Church. La Harpe.
Cultivator-Reuben Elwood and Richard L.
Bakers oven-Joseph Taylor, GaIesburg.
Folding bedstead-H. Harrison Hill. Pontiac.
Corn-stalk c~hopper-James H~ollinRsworth.
Machine for heading cans-Edwin Norton and
Wind wheel. James 4. Risdon, Genoa.
Post hole digger-Edward R. Sumner. Free
Tent-WilIiam W. Wells. Chicago.
Paddle wheel.Geo W. Dickinson; Charleston.
Planning machine-C. L. and L.. P. Hoyt, Au-
Grain c~leaner-Andrew Hunter. Rockford.
Clay mixer-Abraham J. Kpisely. Chicago.
Overshoe-John L.. Mellon. Pana.
Fire-proof shutter-Samuel b. Munson. Jr.,
Chicago.
MIGalsAN;
Cider mills and press-Monroe Jones. East
Saw mi1laHenry D.. Edward N. and Charles
Pegging jack-John O.. Zsigler, Salt River.
GGiiGS t ! Er rFggam1s sS g st 4; PARK w Lansing.
Basket-Roscoe L. Wheeler. Dowagiac.
INDIANA.
Car coupling-Tiras A. Baata. Bloomington.
Kitchen safe-AdamS S. Brown, Delphi.
MISSOURI.
Swinging gate-Levi Hatchitt. Jr.. Louisiana.
Saving machinery lillian G.. Daniel, Point
Pleasant.
Blind slat a~djuster-Oliver l.. Houghton.
Holden.
Earth auger-Joseph Wilson. Cameron.
KANSAS.
Portable - II. Hume Paola.
Grain separator John l.. La Rose, Leaven-
worth.
IOWA.
Elevated wire-way-George Killam, Fort
Dodge.
Switch-locking device Remembrance L. Pat
ton, Hamburg.
Shuttle fastener--John c. Hanna, Rossville.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05
A Sfrike Curfasity.

Among the curiosities of the litera-
ture of strikes in England, the follow
ing is, we think, unparal eled. A cor
respondent says: ga few days ago, two
GOLFERS got into a frst-class carriage of a
train travelling north from Manchester,
they being in their working clothes,
which were begrimed with dirt and
coal-dust. When the train stopped at
the next station, some discounted &C.
cupants of the same compartment
called the guard, who demanded the
mems tickets. They were Immediately
men. golfers insisted,-and rightly
enough,-that they would stay where
they were; soon after which they pulled
out a lottle of champagne, which they
proceeded 10 discuss, Boosting that they
were on a strike, and were receiving a
strike allowance of Ell a day."
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05
CABLE ScREw WIRE Doors AMI SHoEs,

"A word of explanation may not be out of
place. The cable wire acts as a screw, is strong
and firm, and at the same time is elastic and
comfortable. It is much preferable 10 the old
method of pegging, and quite as soft and elias
tic as sewed work, but much stronger and less
liable to rip. and much less expensive. We
have tried the cable screw shoe, which has
proved all that is claimed for it. The increase
in this new method of manufacturing boots
and shoes is verv rapid, and promi es to super
sede the wood peg and waxed thread.-The
Standard, Chicago.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05

THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is HAZARD & CAswELL's,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh, selected
livers, by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New
York. 1t is absolutely pure and s1oeet. Pa
TENTS who have once taken it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it superior
to any of the other oils in market.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!
Healthful Climate, Free Homes,
Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
offers for sale Lands I'm Central Western
minnesota, embracing: l. The best OF Wheat
Land; 2. Excellent Timber for the Mill.the Farm
and the Fire; 8. Rich Prairie Pasturagea and Natural
Meadow. watered by clear Lakes and running
q healthfulC Climate, sUhere Ferer and Aous
Is tnkno1Un.
GRAIN may be shipped hence BY lake to market 9TiiSo ss
Cars now run through tn. Sc lands from, Lake Superiod
to Dakota. Price OF land close to track, 800 to $Seo
per acre; further away 81 ito $500; SEVEN YEARS'
30 Bonds, now selling at par; received Tor LAND at
SLIO. No other unoccupied Lands present such ad-
Vantages to settlers
SOLDIERS und r the New Law (March. 1872
get 100 acres FIRE near the railroad. by one and
two years. resid ence-
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnis he'd frem all principle points East &c
purchasers of Railroad Lands. and to settlers OF
Government Homesteads. Purchasers. their wivef
and children carried free ever the Northern
Pacific Road. Now is the time for Settlers and Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full Information
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
ST PAUL, MIMI.
OR % FIFTH AV., COR. NINTH ST. e YORK.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05

MAN and wife are generally called
one Some people, though, reckon
them two. But ten is the present cal
culation of some couple-the wife one,
and the husband a cvpher.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05

CoUGHs and Colds are often over
looked a continuance for any length of time
causes irritation of the Lungs or some chronic
Throat Disease. "Broaon's Bronchial Troches"
are an effectual COUGH REMEpY.-[Com.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05

metal are sold every year. For children's
shoes they are absolutely Indispensable, unless
one can afford the waste of buying two pairs
can safely submit to such o constant leak.
With most people it is the little economies of
the household that supply its members with
comfort, and at the same time make the load
of the father of moderate means q lighter one
to bear. Cents invested in the purchase of
metal-tipped shoes save many a hard-earned
dollar.-AmeTicdu Workman,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-05

OPPRESSION after eating, headache,
nervous debility, are the effects of indigestion.
One, or two at most, of Parsons Purgdtiue
PiliS will give Observation-Disclosures.