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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

3u|6reiten. Ml1o nte tlutnur1t'9en 01td'
tii6en 6eicen mu7en rem Deutlden
3ei9etaa nod sum Muiter pienen.
Das fattplilbe 0olf batte in 1888 pe>
titicnen feierli6 se9en rie 9erbannun9
eer Seiuiten protefttrt ater e6 1T ia
tefannt 9enuo. rab man teute cte
@clfsftimmune in einem gang onoeren
Eager fu6t; bic pielsn MiQionen oeut<
lAer Satbolifen i'm &eide praueen
f6nnen suieben mie man uber ibre chr
,piiroieen fir4li6sn Snititute ZEN Stab
brt!bt.
Gin Correspondent 1arettt oari;'>sr
aus Berlin pom Is. Mat: u8et lt.eTz
fiillten Iribiinsn uno BET un9ewSbh!>'o
pi6t belsBtem 5auie beaannen II
3eidato9e beute bic Gerbanclun;:'a
iiber bic RON protei itantenpereinlsIn,
6reimourern uno Nibilifen anaeres:e
8rase peeeu unteroruduns cea s>e|ui>
ten Srrens. Uutit Bismard, csn cie
Oifci6len ldcn Dor a6t 9aaen a'e
franf eemelcet unr fir cte parlamenta>
rtlden @elddfte momenton aIa unz
brau9bar careefeQt batten, mar aud
beute rieoer am ploBe. slu6 cte poll
ni1den Wlitsltecer oes 3ei9stoses &pa>
rem tbrer Nbseoronetenpii9t fait aus>
nabmslos na@aefommen. Die LIBERIA
len yarteten batten nod In leBter
Gtunoe li@ iiber eiuen Nntra9 uerftdnz
bist rpel1er Die llntererudun9 niGt
blpb pes SeluitenzSrcens, ionrern aud
Der tbm perwancten Congregational
sum 3iele bat. Von ,pel6emWef6ts>
punfte Die 9iteralen tet ibrerTotcerun9
auaseben, bat 26wezGalbe eeitern nit
aler Sfenbersiofeit bsfannt incem er
oeltanp> rab ptr 9iberaltsmus nidts
oaeeeen babe wenn pas Sdwert res
Atlrlutismus> weldee fruber seBen ibn
9sfibrt worcen fb jegt aud eiumal
9essn Die &itbe Uenoe. Gurit 8isz
mard, Der ord n'u uiele6 tliser uno
praftilhsr it, ais Tie fid fir 10 petle
baltenosn 2tteralen tpiirre lid germ nit
Dem Mntrase Der Gonlerpatiuen be9niiz
gen, Der AUDI rcllfdnoi9 fir feline 3rede
ausreidt. 3u eem ertrebten 3iele
miro aueroinss feiner rer Nntrase fub>
rsn am wenisfen aber gu rem rorseae<
tenen 3isle ter beriteQune tcs reli9i6<
fen Iriereus. Oas lie9t aud gar nidt
in Ter Mbfdt rer Sitera!en. @as
rielt molten, baten iie ia wieperbolt in
Nece unr Shrift ceutlt9 esnu9 perz
ratben : bic untetwerfuna Der STRIDE
unter rie Smnipctens rer @taotese<
malt. 6urit Bismar6> itrofte copur@
unp rureb iein sanses Neubere rte Gar>
neluna iii9en, wonab (sin @eluno
be;ts3uitanp prinJeno leine 3uridStez
buna auf pas sanp toroere. SIN llebz
rissn Ssist er fd fampfterett wie int
mer, uno ldrof i'm lrtbeil, pie ee<
pSbnlid. Nenn erlaste, cab Die GU
rte tieber iiber Die Sntenttonen Der
peutlden Hssierunsen nibt 10 gut un>
te,ri9tet 9epelsn iei ale man es mini
lde, 10 lieet parin jecenfaue Elm fdled<
tes Compliment fir bic tisberi9en oeut~
lGen Msenteu. 81 es ibm 9elinsen
miro, jeyt einen be0eren gu fnoen, blettt
Bemerfenswertb 1T au9>
pab Der Nei9sfansler id in 8e;ue auf
Die reltlide Souverainttdt ce5 pepitss
ptel DorFAtiser uno suriidbaItenpsr
au6prudt als feline prebor9ane. Muf> !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
Nfuntm er 239.
l1eberI1pemmunQe,,

n1mlth Dte ron uepellDDeMmuH9eH
beim9eludten @eeenren. Wie Der
monar@ empfanqen ,rurre, 3et9t etne
Correspondents aus Arao, rpeihe mel<
bet: Der Safer ocrlieb Nrao am Mitt<
mod G. Mai) uno traf ant Dcnner6>
tag Wittae, na6cem er auf cer Neiic
fur;e 3eit in Mes6besses permetlt, in
OroSba;a Elm. Ecrt emFng cer Mc<
narb Deputationen aus Der Staot,
cen umlieoenben Srtlbaften uno Dem
Gomitot Betes. Beiter ein9 Die Net!t
na9 Galarbelp, no 10000 Menlaen
sen &ailer auf benz @abnbcf tesribten.
Der Monar@ lieb fid bic Mbaelancten
Der ein3slnen @emetncen po1iteQeu, tpa6
einea unbel1reibliden Gljeniturm err
reete. 6ier fno bte @a1ermanen rie<
fig; Die 0eb6fte fteben bis gum Dad
unter Wa0er. Gtsle perionen batten
pie .65beu occupirt, um ben &aiier au
bsaraben. Sn Saeaecin bislt auf Dem
8abnboie Der Sber9elpan Dant etne
teeeifsrte Nnipra@e, cte er ppr ben fe
feuenmeile besleiteneenGl Gljenrufen faum
;u Gnce 1pre9en fonnte. Der &atier
antmprtste, wirflid ergriften, pie germ
CT eetommen unp &pie ber3li9 Jpn Ger
notwithstanding erfreue. 5terauf
wurce cine &epue uber bic Truppeu
unp 5onoeps aboebalten. Na6 per<
felben fanp per feierltde gin5u9 in bic
Staot unter entbufaitilden Svattonen
ftutt. Muf Der 2reppe pes Goitnoz@ez
bduDe6 tporen junse, in Betb 9efleicete
Mdo9en NIT Nationall9drpen1 ale
pon blenrenper Sd6nbeit auf jeoer
Stufe aufstReut. Der &aiier empfng
bic Deputationen unp beludte lopann
Die Sfentliden Andalten. Mbenr1 UNI
balb neun ubr Nudfabu na4 pttb.
Nus cem 8abilden 1@reibt man:
Die neuen fir9snfeinoliben @eleye Ino
nun amtlih publteirt uno trpe per per>
lprodenen Wtloe in terGusfublu19 be-
reits inWirf1amfeit eetreten,; ,;umal ienes,
wonad auSpdrtiSen 19iIltondren per<
wcbrt it, i'm baoilden &etde Gclfs>
mi lTonen ab,ubaIten. Seoe Secte:
Wetbopiien Mormonen> Neuprpteltanz
ten, Gudter u. rsl. rurfsn fl@ auemdr<
ttae profe0srsn wie &nooct uno &ein<
fsnS boIten pirfcn in einerHunfelriitenz
suders Gabrif brenSpcuszpccus au1dbz
rtn> rur fIrr;eHatbollfen unp BIZ fatbolt<
14en MilTpadrs fennt raS @eleB
feline 9oleran;. Sn eer Metropole
Grei6ure bat jere5 jabr Elm Sroen6<
prteaer-neil lplbe in8aoen nt9t ftt<
rem rurfen mubte man natiirlib etnen
YDn au6mdrt5 fommen la0sn - bic
MaiancaGts= Betradtun9en 9ebalten.
Gine an 5errn Mtnifer SpuY 9efeute
Bitte, aud oieiea Jabr einen lolden
fommen la0en su blrfen, muree abb
ldld9is be|dispen, pa ~tn Greibur9 ae<
mug OeifliGe ieten."
Ser beuti9e 6antelstas 1T 2eipfe
bat Ten 8elblue sefaft rab bic fletnz
fe 8anfnote> pelde 3ur MuS9abe .9e<
lanet nt9t penieer als 100 Mart be-
traeen nurfe, uno raB ras Staat6pa>
pterselo aQmdlie gang abse|@afft tperz
ben mii1e.
gtwas aus Der Tirtet: Die urbe<
ter per Supenbegen in SmYrna fino IN
aetten nad Gonfantincpel aebra9t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

kar DpR-Oftees N1uxes=Orbers Rub bas bi1tsfe une
uue trne tel3 3ur ueberfenbune @elb uub irlten,
no hs ,u baben Nnb. baSu eebrau&t perten.
l5enn bic Ramen unterfretern sin8ea nerfen'
en lie beutltd eefdreben iein ano bas Ypamt Dunts
unb 5taat eenau unb rtttte aueeseben rerben.
Nenn etne 3eituna Won einem gpfamt an Elm anoeree
uerfest ipu IL mus tniner aud bds ppfdmt dn9e=
aeb en- perpen mo bic 3eituna frber enpangen murbe
Nenn Semanb fein Blatt ntdt rese!rdsia empfdnet
ober I'D auf ireenb cine Nrt Gebler en'hsden tr Oate
Der tetreenes Asent fue bic 5erauseeber trs!e be-
na4rt1tt8t uerben.
Bic gerantwprtltbfe fir @eltfeutuneen fir bis Bel
tuna werben mir nur bann bernehnen nenn eeeben per
reatrirteu rie cber per gpfSffeee Mones=Srber &C.
fdehen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
Ser ,,2Sanberer" naG europa,

Sebe @p9e geben etne Mn5abl eremplare ees
,,@anberer" nab Gurppa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
Qe(er befpnbers aufmerfiam, baB Bic neb1rie11'
bune pes Blattes an 8erpanbte uab Grsunoe
fenteits'bes Seeans ein febr seeienetee Nf1ttel
it, einen ununterbrp9enen Vertebr NIT bentel'
ben III unterbalten urb fe itber bic 3ntanoe
nietea Qauoes au unterri1teu, be0er ais es eur9
Brtefwedlel gei4eben fDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
ssaeaumsen, Brtefe It. i'up III abrefitrsn:
"W A n D E r E Z -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@iIenbabn yabr<NlGne.
st. DQul uno DacIfc.

@aa &nuta, GIT Silver, ct. glcus uas seuf Rasibs-
gerlaNen St. paul $50 8rrn. urb srre'ufH Sa1t Ma@
ptee 1856; peraFen Saut Napts 720 aae erre:dea ct
PAUL 11:05 Mittass.
ct. Saul Wttnneapplts unb Delanc 3ise. - ger!aNen
Delano $50 Uprmtttcss minneapolis 9:55 Brrn,. un,
srreiben st. paul 1856 gprm 3uradlebrsns serla1en
osefeben ct. Waul 345 stahn,ittaes nneaprlis 1852
Iatmi.taes unb erresden Delaup 610 Atents.
st. paul. Deanp. git6slb unt geairn 3aee.-gerlaesn
st. paul 1850 Nturseas; 9'innsapulis 1873 @tprsens;
iadsn Fs Senpn 1t6 aROsssns Glinneapulis 5:a5 Ra-
mtttaas errei6en Ct. paul 6:i5 Mabmtass.
St. Waul unb Muneapplis Aeepmptatipnss 3ug.-ger<
tdBt St. paul 1880 Noreens erreitt Wtnneapps 125
@urmitass. 3urudfehrene serdst Ct Winneasr1ts 200
sia1m,ttdas unb erredt ct. Iaul 2:40 NeGmi:tses.
ct. paul unp Stcur git9.
9srtodsu 9pmmen an
st. paaI..... $50 gOrm. et Samss.... SIS saam
Ct. paul.... 400 Wadm g,antar, ,....... SO :.
ct. Sames.... s, 60 gprm. ct. gaul...... 3.1a
Dfanfalc 5000. 7.o5 st. 9aul.-....11.s2 WrrH
Safe Superter unr Wi0li{ippi.
SsrlaNen st. Saul. 825 Wprm.
8pmmen an In 1uutb. -........... s.35 Nadrt.
Rsmuen an tn ct. saul .................. $40 Radm
Milwaufss> ct. paul unb Mtnneapp>
lt6<3i9e.
Durds,use mad scm Often (Grprea.)
abaous 7.5o gDrm. Nntunft 200 Nadm.
wstnneapplis uns ct. ~aul Slse.
Rpmna en a1"".9:10 0crm 8ebeb ab....." ESQ gprm.
Rommen 3:4ONa5m. Geben ab....... 5:l0Raam.
Ct. Saul uns Gbicasp 3ase.
@eben at Naa 5afnes, Rsewtns ,e. 1t.40 gOrm.
Nnfuuft tn st. paul 255 Na6m.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
Jabr8an8 s.
Da8 y ftpo rtp

IN ben Der Staan unb Gambia btrdet 20 @ts per Sab'
unb mus benz &mpfaneer bet feiner SeDthee otertel'
iGbrlic1 pprauShcsablt werhen.
Nan tam III ieser 3eit auf ben .,gBanberer" ab0u'
utSen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
Gin(fn1uaafu nnb aorrelponlcYeu

betonbers uber ftr9li9e unb anbere trtd3ts9e ge
sebenbeiten, fnb ieber3ett wiIltommen, m,tnf1
aber pom 8erfaler untersei@net iein.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30
CHINESE PUZZLE
look or map Of Fairmount Park?
rom the Western Rural.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

The cattle plague is steadily in
creasing in France.
The banana ripens in Florida every
month of the year.
Ten thousand dollars have been
refused for Castor, a thoroughbred
stallion.
In Boone county, Illinois, within
the past four weeks; $50 swarms Of
bees have died.
Two dogs at Waterloo, Wisconsin,
recently slaughtered s75 worth Of
sheep in one day.
Kansas ranks first among the States
for the largest average production Of
wheat per acre.
Green county, Missouri, promises
to produce half a million bushels of
apples and peaches this year.
More tobacco will be raised in
Rock county, Wisconsin, this year
than ever before. Weather permit
ting.
Hundreds of swarms of bees in
Fond du Lac county, Wisconsin,
have died from the effects of the
hard winter.
Among the Cheviot hills Of Scot
land they boast Of sheep whose wool
will measure eleven and half inches.
An Iowa agricultural college libra
ry, at Ames, numbers 2,4O0 volumes,
the collection of which began in
1870.
An exchange says the great " cul-
tivator' war between the numerous
pillow factories of the State has hap
PLY terminated.
The wheat crop will be ready for
harvesting by the middle Of next
month in Texas. The prospect of an
abundant yield is excellent.
According to law passed at the
last Iowa legislature, the road super
vors are made the agents for destroy
ing Canada thistles in this State.
In the short space OF FIVE years
449.2o0 cattle were shipped over the
Kansas Pacific railway. besides the
vast number that passed over other
routes.
Joseph Peters, of Brazil, Indiana,
has horse twenty-eight years old
which is yet perfectly sound; and able
to do his full quota Of work every
day.
1t is said that painting the wood
work Of the stable with crude petro-
leum, will prevent horses from crib
biting. 1t must have been . genius
who originated the idea.
One-fo urth the area of Montana is
well timbered. 1t consists princi-
pally of white and yellow pine, hem
lock, fir, cottonwood, cedar, hickory,
oak, beech and maple.
1t is thought that Aztec corn, Q va.
variety from the table lands Of Mex.
leo may prove valuable for culture in
this country. Its popularity is that
while the kernels are of the ordinary
size, the cobs are not much larger
than common lead pencil.
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measured and sspulchrAl tone:
.You can't hoame -. madam, for
supposing you An insane woman. and
nov that know that you ars really
the mother Of these interesting cois.
dren. will you have the kindnsss %
retire to the sanctity Of Jour chamber
aud peel yourself Of that peeeeee
ruRNlrUnE oHIxx1,
or window curtain. or what sver ie y
you call IT, rs
"NiDdow curtain, chints - saao
our spouse, why It's you thas's oue o.
your head }; that's . Dolly Warden. ana
q very pretty pattern. too"
MADAM" We replied, I'VE may g
out Of our head. but If that y Dolly
Var len, we are most decidedly out Of
pocket. Why it looks like . circus
dress and the idea Of a woman as your
time of life-n
my tune Of life!n
Yes, your time Of life. The next
thing. / suppose you will be practising
the trapese act in the back yard"
aSee here now
"Why, it is enough to give man
the deliriuna tremens to look at it.
Who ever saw such pattern It's
fash wallpaper run mad"
.'Samuel-n
"You look exactly like some japanese
tea sign"
"Will you"
II won't do anything of the kind.
You just bounce out with that Fejee
battle flag, or you'll scare the baby to
death" and having spoken our mind,
we sat down.
There was an ominous pause fOrs
moment, aud then Matilda said
"Why you ought to be ashamed OF
yourself, father. It's al the style,
and am going to have one too, there
now.n
We felt our brain reeling.
.'You, and want one; all the girls
have got them" Thus spoke Maria.
our second eldest.
we felt IL coming on-We AucW Wo
were going mad.
y ANY more 2" we gasped; "are
there any more? Hadn't the baby
better have one? guess I'll get one
myself. How do they make up for
pantaloons? Ha! Ha! Ha! (demoni-
acaliy.) Let me have Dolly Warden.
Let me clutch 1t. Bring me . pattern
Of monkeys scaling lamp posts. How
would
CHINESE PUZZLE
look or map Of Fairmount Park?
All the rest is blank. We have
just been liberated from Kirkbride's
aud pronounced cured. But the only
way they managed It wae to dress ~
up in Dolly Vardon, marked out
with the ground plan Of the streets Of
Boston. We are an humble man, and
our family wear Dolly Vardens.
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An Irishman having jumped into
the water to save man from drown
ing, upon receiving . quarter from the
person as . reward for the service,
looked first at the money and then ct
him. and at last exclaimed: I'm
overpaid for the job"
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The story 70 told Of . negro who
prayed earnestly that he and his
colored brethren might be preserved
from what he ca.,,d their .upssttin'
SINS" "Brudder.'' said one Of his
friends at the close Of the meeting,
you amt got the hang OF dat ar word.
It's besettin'. not upsettin'." "Brud-
der, !" replied the other, "if dat's 30,
It's 50. But I was praying do Lord to
save US from the sin Of intoxication,
and ii dat aim . upsettin' ain, I dunno
what am.' ,s..
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An old lady at Springfield asked
her grocer, the other day. for .galvan-
tied sugar" The obliging clerk with
An amused smile, promptly filled her
box with the pulverized article.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-30

1t Is related Of 3 certain clergyman,
who was noted for his Tong sermons,
with many divisions, that one day,
when he was advansing among the
i'.teens,p he reached at length . kind
Of resting place in his dlscoufss. VIXEN,
spausing TO take bfeaeh, md skiing
the qaestion, "iAnd what sAan Issay
morss' . vosss fsso hesosgssoa1ion
earnestly responded. .s9at annjnesi
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An old lawyer says that the three
most troublesome clients he ever had
were young woman who wanted 70
b. married. . married woman who
wsnted = divorce, and An old maid
who didn't know what abe vaatad.
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Conveyancer.


HTtprUe wi.h Coussty freaaufae, T1peaA,
~ Cnisf County, Iowa. Win pay taxes
16r non.resfdeuts. exnmine fand titles, fur.
nish abstracts. &c.
Refers To J. W. Rnil. Atty; Ies@e James,
ca. Recorder T. c. McClelland. Co. Treasurer;
nnMMond Pound, Bankers. 1T2
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What is that which is 90 brittle that
If you name it you break it, Silence.
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pay contractor on the road, II only
contractors can have the selling Oi
them. ~ 1l8s Asft s1sa
There ls 1t present more attention
paid BY eastern capitalists to Utah
mines, and every day introducss us 70
new operators, while only now and
then the genial face Of some solitary
self-riser IL seen Oh our streets taking
mines. SPTCER.
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JeweIer.
Contractors h Builders.
Auctioneer.


WIN. N. nANOA1,
UCTIONEER VIII attend promptly
n 10 selling all kinds Of property at Auc-
ton, In any part Of Cedar county. A list Of
his sales viii always be found At the TIPT0N
ApvERTIsER office, where those desiring his
services can FIX the dav for their sRle with.
ONT seeing i'm. ~
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s.YoU wAvr. WHAT.

s'just look with what . grotes que
fancy she has bedecked herself. Speak
to her, Matilda, or call your mother"
aud having said this we sighed COM
passionately, and shook our head In
mournfui manner.
Suddenly that weird female made
bolt ct US, grasped our Adams apple
In . fiendish manner and choked US
until our face looked like banner Of
the Commune.
We had barely breath enough left to
gasp, "Woman what mean you?
Matilda, spring rattle out of the
parlor window" when the supposed
maniac fopped US down into = chair.
narrowly missing crushing George
Augustus, our three old, 10 death, who
had Just slid on, and said, or rather
shrisked:
.'You don't know me? I'm crazy.
am I? You don't know your wife p"
Our under jaw dropped In the cheer
fll manner appertaining to . skeleton
q the museum, and Ne could do no
more than to idiotically stare, 6rst a.
the speaker and then at Matilda.
That lovely child at last said, ''Don't
you know ma, fathera That's her
Dolly Warden she put ON to, show
you." sss&s7 stea ae's
After Easping awhile, and rolling
our eyes around, aud putting our
hands to our head, and chuckling
wildly 10 oursslf, we cams to our
senses, and the Idea sutidenly. flashed
upon N that this was the lady who
loved honorsd and disobsyed ". and
the snakes. ths AOvsrs and cabbages
constituted the Dolly Warden. bn4
Than " towsrsd TO The hsight Of
our indigAaeion. and Sid N . oAlna,
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admitted % State, and hence - the
sports say, al laying low for black
ducks-but nary duck will they get
Besides, l have the best Of reasons for
saying that know the Mormon lead
efs were pretty we'll scared. and no
more worse scared than Brigham him.
self. Scared because they feared the
publication OF the damning testimony
against the highest church officials
that those trials would bring forth.
They do not want their past conduct
ventilated before the world. They
are sorry for what they have done and
will do so no more. There Il to be no
more church murders In Utah. they
will leave that sll for the Gentle
roughs To do hereafter. I know this
20 BE- the case, obtaining my informa-
tion from those Who find frequent vel
come ct tho Utah vatican
Railroads are dining much for the
world in general and Utah in particu-
lar and II al are built ttat are now
projected, they will gfidiron this sage
brush country with railroads equal to
Msssachu Up and down the val
leys, across the snow. and ny the
Ruiches the talk II that railroads must
and will bs built. 1900
The l.st great enterprise is road
from Corinne city to Montana. to con-
meet with the Northern Pacific by the
time that road strikes the base Of the
mountains, 20 = then 70 be on hand
with railroad connection via Corinne
70 Californis, and with : branch via
Snake river to Oregon and Pudget
sound. There = much ssnss and log.
IL in this schsms, sod. u pushed, viii
b built . ths bonds ON bs sold q
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-21
True.

Gays that sterling old paper. the Ger
mantown Telegraph: The detamers
of General Hartranft have the worst Job
on their hands in the history of unscru-
pulous politicians. They have not an
inch of ground to stand upon. Every
charge they make is a combination of
wantonness, falsehood and folly. The
attempt to connect him with sDeculations
with the public funds. or depositipg the
money in banks where certain friends
could borrow it ont and use it, is so pitia-
BILE as to be worthy the contempt not only
of every voter in the Commonwealth, but
of every woman and child capable of
reading. As the question rests as it does
upon uublemished character, faithful pub
lie service, in military as well as civic
office, and resolute determinat on to
to promote the common veal, we will
coH pare Cen Hartranf. will, any other
official in the State, with no apprehension
that he will not sustain the character and
status we accord to hin. We therefore
beg of his slanderers to stop and turn
away from this loathso,ne business so
belit;ling and humiliating TO all claiming
responsibility in a community"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-21
Result Of the Election in Nerth Carolina
1,SOO to $500 Majority for Caldwell.

WASHINGTON. August 17.-The fol
lowi ing letter was received here yesterday
from the Governor of North Carolina:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF
North CAROLINA, RALhIG, \, August l3,
lS72-E Jordan, EsQ.-Sir: Your tel
eeram asking for copy Of the certificate
of the Secretary of State as to the result
of the election for governor was received
at eleven clock last night. In reply |
have to say that our election law provides
that the returns shall be made sealed up,
to the Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, to be op"ned by him in the
presence of the two houses of the Gener-
al Assembly. on the first Tuesday after
the organization of said houses. Our
Legislature does not convene until the
third Monday in November, hence it is
impossible to get certificate from the
Secretary of State until the result is de-
clAred by the Speaker of the House, as
the returns cannot be opened by any one
except him, and he must do it on a GER
tain day in the presence of the two
houses. There are some fifteen counties
yet to be heard from Except partial re-
turns the most heard from are seminff
cial. and it is pretty satisfactorily ascer
tained that Caldwell's majority will range
from l.SO0 to $500, Very respectfully.
TOD + CALDWELL
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-21
Public Examinations.

Il HE Public TX .mnations of Teachers for
1 the present school year will be held AS
follows:
Delaware and Thomrs ontown, Wednesday.
Sept llth in the school house at Thompson
town.
Walker, Thursday, Sept 18th. in The school
house at Mexico.
Fermanagh and Miflintown. Friday, Sept.
18th. in the school house at Niaiintown
Milford. Monday, Sept 18th, at Locust
Grove school house
Lack. Wednesday Sept 18th, at Lick
school house.
Tusslr)ra. Thursday, S,pt. 18th at Nc
Coysvlle sch col house.
Beule, Friday, Seps. 20th, at Johastawn
school house.
Tur5ett and Perrysvilie. Monday, Sept.
23d at Port Royal school house
Spruce Hill. Tue,dhy, Sept. 18th. at Spruce
Hill school house
Patterson, Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at Pat
terson school house
Fayette. rue esdty, Oct. ist, at MAlister
vile school house.
Monroe. Wednesday, Oc. ID, at Richfcld
school house.
Susquehanna, Ttursdty, Oct. 3rd at Pros
perity school house.
Greenwood, Friday, Oct. 4th, at Willis
school house.
The examinations will begin at 0 o'clock
a. NJ Applicants for examination must be
punctual. provided, when unknown to the
superintendent, with certificates of good
moral character, and furnished with writing
materials. The branches required by the
law are orihography, reading. writing, geog-
raphy, English grammar, mental and written
arithmetic, history Of the United States and