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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-11-20
- CURES DISEASES OF TE -
LuMGS, LIVER K BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine to which the afIiict
ed nre above pointed for relief The disCoVcrcr
believes he has combined IN harmony more of
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
which God has iu-tillrd into the vegetable king
dom for healing the sick, than were ever before
combined Ia Oue medicine. The evidence of this
fact j. found IN the great variety of most obsti-
nate diseases which II ha~ been iuund 10 conquer
In the cure Of GBrOucbitisS severe
Coughs, aud the early stages Of COnku
tiOu, il has astOnis she'd the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce u the greatest
medical discovery OF the age While it cures tho
sevcrc-t Coughs, u strengthens the system and
purigie4 thc blood. by its great and thor.
nn5p blood purifying properties, II enres all
Hunlors, from the worst ScFOfula TO q
common RSiOIclI, slmplc, or Eruption.
Mercurial disease, Mineral pOisOns, aud their
effects, are cralicatei, and vigorous health and
sound constitution established Erysipelas,
salt an utRi, Fever sores, ScaIy or
Rough SIX N, IN short, all tic numerous dis.
eases caused by hll blood, are conquered by this
powerful purifying and inyigoratng medicine.
If you feel duh drOTsy, dcbiliiatcd, have sal
low color Of skin, or ycOwlsh brown spots ON
face or body, frequent headache or dizLluc-s, bad
taste in mouth, Internal heat or chlls' hltcraled
with hot il-hcs, low spirits, and gloomy fore
b0lings IRE 'ular appetite. and tongue coated,
ypa are sRIerin, from Torpid Liver or
SE9iIiou-ncss," In many cases of - Liver
afr cNicriencel a u remedy for all such cases.
Dr. Piarces Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal a. IL effects perfect cures, leaving the liY
ef strengthened aud healthy. For the cure OF
HabituEI Constipation OF the bowels 1t
h never falling remedy, ana tho-e VINO have
usel IL for this purpO.s are loud in IT. praise
The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for = medi-
cine that will equal il for the cure Of all the die
cases for which IL is recommended
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle. Prepared by
r. v Pierce. NJ D.. Sole Prop ictor, az his Chemi-
cal Laboratory. l39 SeHcca street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Send your address fora pamphlet,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-11-20
Time of Irains

TIoNESTA STATION. on and after
Monday, November 4th, 1872:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
A California Sensation,

San Francisco has latel enjoyed
sensation a little outside the general
run. 1t appears that recently book
keeper of large -four mill in that city
was in the habit of giving a "good day.
TO an individual who often passed the
mills. One day, after some converse
ton, the unknown man requested the
pleasure of the book keepers company
AZ dinner. The offer was not refused.
and both enjoyed a sumptuous repast,
during which sundry bottles of cham
payne were disposed Of This perform.
ance is the last the book keeper recol-
lects until the following morning, when
ne found himself on board an outward.
bound ship. He was Of course con-
fined, and when he had partially col
lected his senses, he demanded an
explanation from the mate, and after.
wards from the captain The latter
officer produced plpers of agreement
signed by the book-keeper to make a
voyage in the ship as common sailor
The young man could not deny the
signature, though he satisfied the cap
tain that he had been unconscious when
= va oCtaiHSu' Ao 90 udu Oeeil pau
by the ships company for that sigma
ture, the unfortunate Dung man was
compelled to produce an equal amount
before he was permitted to depart.
This we conceive to nave been one OF
the boldest cases of shanghaeing
from civilized port that we have any
record OF. The case is being worked up
by detectives, and if the rascal who alb
Quoted the young man is caught he
will find that all is not lovely in VIII
lainv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

$50, we meet at last. | have been
wanting to see you this many year."
The movement seemed ominous 10
Timms, and he cried out: "Don't-don't
shoot! | have noEweapons. Besides, /
have kept my oath--at least as well az
could. never told the reason why you
didn't attend the apple bee, nor even
breathed syllable about the sawed log,
upon my OATH
III wasn't thinking Of the ducking,"
said Mapes.
"Don't come any nearer" returned
Timms. 81 have always tried to use the
woman well, but she wouldn't be used
well. | have done my best to treat her
kindly; but she wouldn't be treated
kindly
"It's no use to 60 over the grounds to
me, Timms.n
"But," replied Timms, "you have no
idea what that woman is. You wouldn't
blame me if you only knew. She's
browbeat me till amt half man.
$50 see," said Mapes.
"No you don't see" said Timms.
"You don'tsee half. Look at this scar"
taking off his hat and showing long
seam in his scalp. "That was done with
the skillet
"You have suffered, said Mapes.
Suffered" said Timms; "you ought
to have sworn her, too. If you only
knew how | have thought of you, and
of my oath to you; and how | have
borne blows and been quiet; how have
been called brute and fool, and kept
silent; how | have endured taunts and
sneers, hunger and discomfort. without
a word of reproach, you void forgive
me; you wouldn't harbor thoughts of re-
venge.h
Thoughts of revenge!" answered
Mapes. "Let us dismount, for | see my
chance has come at last"
"Mapes, would you take the life of an
unarmed man?'
''Timms, you're crazy. Let me ex-
plain. | have no wrongs to avenge. 1t
isn't for vengeance that have waited
to see you. heard about you often
know all your life and experience, and
only want to tell you, to offer you a
home and friendship, employment and
opportunities for prosperity, here IN
California; you owe no debt but one of
gratitude for the inestimable service you
did me by that little job of carpenter
work, and that mean to pay. Come
with me-"
He took Timms horse by the bride,
turned him about without remonstrance,
and they travelled on in silence.
After awhile, Timms raised his eyes
from the ground and said:
'Mapes, she's a devil
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
Something About Yourself.

Supposing your age to be fifteen
years or whereabouts, | can figure you
up to dot, You have 100 bones and
500 muscles; your blood. weighs 25
pounds; your heart is FIVE inches in
length and three inches in diameter; it
beats 20 times a minute, 1900 times
per hour, l00,S00 times per day, and
26, 725, 200 per year. At each beat
little over two ounces OF blood is thrown
out of it; and each day it receives aud
discharges over seven tons of that won
derful fluid. Your lungs will contain
gallon of air, and you inhale 24,000
gallons a day. The aggregate surface
of the air cells of your lungs, supposing
them to be spread out, exceed 10000
square inches. The weight of your
brain is three pc nds; when you are a
man it will weigh about eight ounces
more. Your nerves exceed 100000
in number.
Your skin is composed of three lay
ers, and varies from one-fourth to one
eighth of an inch in thickness. The
area of your skin is about LOO square
inches, and you are subjected to an at
mospheric pressure of fifteen pounds to
the square inch. Each square inch of
your skin contains $500 sweating tubes,
or respiratory pores, each of which
may be hkened to little drain tile
one.fourth of an inch long, making the
aggregate length or the entire suface of
your body Of POI 1866 feet, or tile ditch
for draining the body almost forty miles
long.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
Matrimonial Marketing in Paris.

a Paris correspondent gives some
hints concerning matrimonial matters
in that city, which our young ladies
who intend to spend the winter in that
metropolis will do we'll to treasure up.
According to the writer it is pretty
sure rule that Frenchmen who sigh at
the feet of American heiresses are the
refuse of the home market, for French
mothers never omit seeing their daugh.
tiers well settled, and seize upon the
eligible matches themselves. There is
a set of marrying Frenchmen in Paris
who have more debts than money, and
more title than honor, who have been
known to 90 so far in their hunt after a
rich wife that they have had spies post.
ed at different places to watch for
American families with manageable
daughters. And case has lately been
disclosed, TO be settled by law, in which
the clover had agreed with the spy to
pay a certain per cent. on his wife's for.
tune should he be successful through
his efforts. After the marriage the hus-
band was supposed to forget his prom
Use, but was reminded by law how dis.
honorable such an act would be
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
Didn't Give II In.

One of our citizens is blessed, or other.
wise, with a very stubborn wife. In his
case, he finds that when a woman will,
she will, you may depend ont, and
when she won't, she won't, and that's
an end ont. This popularity of dis
position in his wife is no secret among
his associates, and one of them meeting
him the other day, asked:
Well, -, do you know why you
are like a donkey ~
Like a donkey y echoed W,
opening his eyes wide. No, don't"
+" Do YOU give it up?'
II do
because your better half is stub.
bornness itself"
''Thats not bad. Hal hal III give
that to my wife when | go home"
Mrs. w. he asked, as he sat
down to supper, do you know why
am like a donkey?'
lie w,ited moment expecting his
wife to give il up, but she didn't; she
looked at him somewhat commiserat.
ingly as she answered
" ! suppose It's because you were
born 80.
W has abiured the habit Of put.
ting conlndrums to his wife.-Laerhee
( Mass An0ic5n.
WnrS i lawyer ike donkey {?
When ha "a drawing conveyance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
How Lead-Pencils are Made.

A lead-pencil has two parts. Within
the wooden cover is the material popu.
larly called black lead-a name without
meaning, since no lead enters into its
composition. Its true name is graphite,
and it slumbers in gneiss, mica, slate,
quarts or greenstone, until disinterred
for use.
Valuable graphite mines were discov.
cred at Borrowdale, county Of Cumber-
land, England, 1864, but these mines
were long sinceexhausted. John Peter
Albert discovered and opened a mine
in Eistern Siberia, in lS47, and after
seven years Of labor, disclosed an un.
broken layer Of the best graphite the
world has ever. seen. n
The wooden cover is made of cedar.
wood, the best Of which is brought from
Florida.
The year after the Cumberland mines
were opened, lead.pencils were manu-.
featured differing but. little from those
of the present day. The Cumberland
graphite was, however, sawed into thin
slabs, and these into strips, which were
glued into the wood. But after the
yield was exhausted, and only impure
refuse could be obtained, attempts were
made to utilize this waste material.
In France, in the year 1895, the FRO.
cess was invented of mixing the pow
dered and purified graphite with clay
II was entirely successful, and was
found adapted to manufacturing ma
terial of different degrees of hardness
impossible before.
This process is as follows The graph.
lite is sorted, crushed and, by washing,
or sluicing, purified About the same,
treatment is applied to the clay after
which these two materials are spread
out in shallow pans, and dried at low.
temperature. They are then mixed in
the proper proportions, and the mix.
ture again wetted and ground in iron
mills for number of hours, the mills
working day and n ght. This process
of drying and grinding is repeated until
the mass attains the proper degree of
tineness and evenness, when workmen
knead it into a cake. This cake is
placed in a cast-iron cylinder, and, by
slow process, squeezed through a
small hole at the bottom, from which it
issues, falling in serpentile coils on q
board below. 1t is Strengthened out,
cut off the desired lengths, laid close
together in layers, prevented from
warping by slight pressure. After
being dried in moderate temperature,
it is packed in hermetically-sealed
crucibles, and submitted to high heat,
in peculiarly. ovens. The
lead-for so it is caUed-is now finished
and ready to be tested by the manufac-
turers.
Blocks of cedar are cut up into strips
of the length and little more than
half the thickness of the pencil. These
are grooved the size of the lead, the
lead glued in and similar strip of
wood glued over it for covering.
So far as the use of the pencil goes,
it is finished; but for the sake Of APP
pearance, the exterior must be rounded,
smoothed, and polished, and then it is
ready for -Erchange
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
Trust One Another .

Lock into your brothers eye, man,
And bid him read your own;
One half the strife OF human life
Is born Of guile alone
Deceit ere ties full half our hates,
And half our love il Stays:
Look into each 9th er's eyes. men,
And meet each others gaze.
Pardon your brothers faults. man,
nd ask hat he forgive;
Could human sin no pardon win,
No m0rta soul might live.
No need Of Heaven were non forgiven,
For none would reach is doors
Pardon your brothers faults, man.
And bid him pardon yours.
Feel for your brothers grief, man.
No heart Is safe from woe.
Though lips and eyes full oft deny,
The sorroWing weight below.
A gentle vile, n plying smile,
May sweetest balm iInpart.
Feel for your brothers grief, man,
And you may win his heart.
Stand by 20 IT brothers side. man.
And bid him clasp your hand;
TO him be just. and yield the trust
That you from him demand.
How simply wise with soul and eyes.
To trust and still be true
Do 10 those we love, man.
What we would have them do.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

A LITTLE fye.year.old boy was being
instructed in morals by his grand.
mother The old lady told him that all
such term as "by golly,' "by jineo,'
"ty thunder" etc, were only little
oaths, and but little better than other
prolaaities. In fact, she said, he could
tell q prof ne oath 10y the prefix by.
All such were oaths. "Well then,
grandmother" said the little hopeful,
lis ~ tel glaph, which ! see in the
newspaper, swearing n No said
the old lady, that's only lying"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06
Creation of Woman.

While Adam slept. God from him too
A bone; and. as an omen.
Hemadeit like a seraph look,
And thus created woman.
He took this bone not from his pate.
10 show her power ample;
Nor from bis feet, TO designate
That he on her might trample;
But meath his arm. to clearly show
He always should protect her;
nd near his heart. to let him know
How much he should respect her.
took this bone. crooked enough,
Most crooked of the human,
To show how much crooked stuff
He'd always find in woman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

Mr.. STANLEY gives the entire credit
for the organization of the l. vingstone
expedition to James Gordon Bennett,
Jr. The latter, while in Paris, sent for
him to come from Madrid, received him
lying in bed, and told him to get ready
for Africa at once. When Stanley sug-
gested that the expense would be very
great, he was directed to draw for
el,000, and for treble the amount
should he need it. lie did not go di-
rectly TO Livingstone's aid, but visited
Sir Samuel Baker, on the upper Nile,
the Ottoman dominions in Asia, and
Persia before sailing for Zanzibar to or.
ganize his inland journey.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

TnE financial failure Of the Boston
Jubilee was the result o. downright
swindling. II is estimated on reliable
data that enough persons, with not the
slightest claim for free admission, GOT
into the Coliseum on chorus tickets,
season passes, press admissions, etc, to
Ia e made the deficit good, leaving p
handsome sum in the Jubilee cash.boz,
bad they paid he regular prica d cd
mission
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-09-06

WHrS is lawyer like donkey
When ha y drawing a conveyance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-23
Scrmiid)te Mu3cigen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WeiD1Tts>Wntl3.
Der untcrjcihuete tat Dos Tdrtercie uno Scous
RING geiddit oe5 5pbann &clcr tGuf,id EbuHOmz
men unb miro oaiielbe in Glen 6dtcrn i%otticBen.
@r laoct oae 4uhItum uno ieiuc uIClcH 6rcunoe CT
gtbtnit Gin, bel tim uot5uipreAcn.
Sriccrid StifcI,
Str. %. ScSinGtuu Gde
Nl1-2SN Der ShQrpilraRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-23
Wie man benz Sterben %borbeuat.

Gauienbe fallen Der arantbcit CUR 9 cute, MIDI ettua
neil Die 9ranfbeiteu, bon beptn ie befauen uerben,
acknowledgements tobtli6 itno, ~ionoern, neil ie bes
erioroerliGen Setrass aftiuer 9ebensfraft ermanaeIn,
nm benz Seinbe tapfern Sutherland Ieiiten AL fonnen.
@s lit cine tuciie SoriibtsmaBrcseI, ben a0rper be-
ftdnbis i'm Sertbeioisunss suitanb gu balten, INNER
bereit, Die 8eime epibemiiher unb anberer aranfbeiteu
absutpebren unb Dem iiblen @tnfuiie ~bunitiser Wias=
men uno pl0sli6er Semperatur<Se rdnoerungen AL
troten. Gs siebt gar feline Gbtpierisfeit babel. IS
1T cine 9batia6e. 10 fiber, nie alpetmal stuei bier lit,
bab 9pftetter'S Wasen , Sitterer defenders fir
bieien 3ped seei9net if unb aus benz einfaden
grunoe, neil feline frditisenben rnb reg elnben Gigen
i6aiten benen ieber anbern WeoiSin in Der 9eIt iber-
le9en itno. WGbreno Der 3fuanSi9 Sabre, ba6 er I'M
aasemeinen @ebraude 1T, baben fih reiblide @ele=
~senbeiten barseboten, feline mebiSiniI6en @isenIbaiten
nit oenen anberer Mtidunsen, pelte porgeblu6 Su
abnliber alaiie seboren, gu uersleiben, unb oas Ore
iultat mar, baB es pom amerifaniiden Yublifum
als oas Dtuter zines StdrtunssmtttsIs oes 3eit.
alters an9enommen. in ieoem ciuilifirten Ebeil Der
neitliden @robalite e~inseilbrt noroen lit II. bas iein
idbrli6er Ibfat Die Hahirasesnad alien ieinen porz
sebliben @onfurrenien gu flaher l1nbebeutenbbeit re-
bu5irt bot.
Die seftittIi6en Sbatiaben, auf petden feline
Vopularitdt berubt, blloen cine @urloiitdt in Der me-
bi3inildeu 0~iteratur, benn ie itlieSen cine fan uEbe=
sren5te Manihfaltisteit menidlider 2eioen unb
aranfbeiten elm. WabrIih, fein anberes Seilmittel
beiitt cine iolte Muspabl BON bpsieniiten 8orSiz
gen, unb bieien @isenidaiten peroant t es ben bobe
Stang, ben es als elm Seilmittel einninmt.
d2l-6t&m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-23
SSie Der Nabtfaltsmns in bentD=
frattSdber NDltttf mabt.

8ir sebDren nidt gu 0eneu, welde 9leid
iiber geIteduna unb Corruption ifreieu;
wenn iid irsenO Elm bisberi9er @esner Der
standardization in Der beuoritebenoen Gam.
pague iir Grant ertldrt. SIS gibt pielerlei
DlOtipe, bic einsn aufrihti9en Wann bewe,
gen f0nnen, fir einen prin5ipieien @esner 81
fimmen, benn Die Bolitif ma6t befanntltd
bic perldieoeniten Meniden gu 8ettgenofen
uno menn bas @elb n Die Corruption in
unierer 3eit and cine groBe &oae ipielelr, 10
miro bod gar Manher obue @runo Der Be-
ftedlidfeit bei6ulbigt. 9agegen molen mir
aber aud nidt in Abreoe itelen, oab iebt ale
mSalide; Mlttel in 4nmenoung 9ebraft mers
ben, INN ben Sang Der Oinge wabreno Der
nddlten 6 &oden Su beeinhulen uno nad)<
folaenoes @eldihtden, fir weldes Der vGe.
nublican" in ct. 3outs perantportlid lit, er,
if,ei1t an uro fir fid) idon plaulbel. OisisS
SIatt beridtet, oab mad slaubmiiroigsn9tah
ridten BON @aibington cine In5abl einfluB>
,eid,er Wduner oeS Siioens mad Der Vunoes-
baupttaot eingelaoen muroen, obne oaB .iie
Sapon unterriflet moreen maren, po5ll oieS
aeid,dhe. Ginise Der @ingelaoenen farlen
mad, Wajbinston unb Sieiea puroe nun fol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-23
Gtutpaubcruua nab Salttmpr !,

Die 3eit, no Nem=Dort Die europail6e
Gi%npanDerung 9emillermaBen monOpolltrte,
1T, mie es ltaiut, poriiber unb lett Der @rz
rihtuna nnlerer Srener uno Qlperpooler
Oampier : Qinien i6etnt li6 Elm Sbetl oes
StroneS bier nad) Baltimore 81 lpenoen.
OieS 1T bauptiadlib Dem llmitanoe 5u5uz
idreiben, baB unler SafeH uerm0ge ieiner
Sage unb feline @il enbabu. Serbtnoun9en Dem
@lmpanOerer gang belonbere Sortbelle bar
bietet, mdbreno in Nem=Yort lton Die boben
4baaben i'm Saitle- 9arOen aaeln flir DenAn=
tDmmling duBerit briiden ilno. 9iele Sorz
siiQe galtimore'5 ifeinen o'riiben in europa
INNER mebr gemiirbigt 81 iperben lno Die les-
ten Sampfer ALIEN baben unS iiber 1000
ginpanpefer sebradt, bereu .3iel Die nat9es
naunten Staatel1 maren: Slinois 500,
WilIouri 3, Ohio 11S, Dtinnelota %, Beln=
iplpanien SO, Mif)igan 80, Sir9inien 30,
8isconIin 1923, Nebrasta 80, Soma IL,
Dtarplauo 8, 8anias 3, SeraS l, Sentudp 5,
Tennefiee 3, Californian 10, Snotana l,
Gumma 1921. 9as lit Elm gutter anfang
fir Die btesldbrige Sallon unS mir oiirfen tllr
ben CONNER nod g~eIieres ueripreden. auf>
fauerb erideint es aui ben eriten Slld, oaB
elm 10 GROCER Srudtbeil Der Neuan9efomine=
neu nod Sulnois beltimmt mar; alein es 1T
faum anSunebnen, oaB ie Ile iiA in ienem
Staate nieoerSulalien 9eoenfen, ptellnehr bat
ten Die Meiten mohl nur Slaete nod ebl=
caqo gel0it, Inn BON bielem 9roBen Central
puntte oes @eltens aus naf perldteOelen
Yuntten Der Union meiter 81 reiler.
9esgleiden miiien mir annebmen, baB Die
Sabl Der @tupanOerer, ruelhe il6 bier IN Der
Stabt Baltimore nieberlafien molen, in Der
obigen 2tite uidt nit angeiiibrt woroen tit,
&llein lelblt Damn fom1mt bod auf unleren
Staat MIR Elm fleiner Nntbeil unb baS fibrt
Inns mieher 5u Der alien gtnWanoerun9sfra9e,
bic in unierem uno anoeren Slattern, iomte
in Der Qeaistatur uub in @%onpenttonen lhon
10 unenolih oft belprohen morben tit. Wtr
f0nnen rtht ernarten, burd bieiige Ngenten
@%inmanoerer, melde bier anlangen, ba5u gu
benegen, 1ih in unierem Staate nteoer5ulalz
len. Der @inpanbcrer gebt nid)t in's Slaue
binein aus ieiner 9etmatb fort; er bat il4
pielmehr iein 3iel bereitS ieit porsetedt unO
ldBt iiA our9 Igenten, 9e9en melhe er ohne'
hin lbou Elm natiirlites DttBtrauen be9t,
nift mebr in Der lesten Stunoe beetnHu IleI1.
SIS banDelt iid allo baruml, mie Die meltlthen
Staaten es tbun, b'riiben III europa bic
n0tbi9en Snformationen iibsr bic Gerbaitz
niije uuleres StaateS 5u perbreiten uno benz
~Nusmanoerer, ebe CT Den Saten perldBt, Die
Sorsiise o%eielben in giinitisiiem 9ldte gu
ibilOern. 8ir brauheu bier iowobl Arbel.
ter, als aud Sauomerfer; Aue biirfen bier
eth ebenlo siinitiges 2ooS ertparter, alS ibrer
i'm Beiten BART, uuo bic SbatI ahe, baB Der
grobeStrom bennob beildnoig ,bortbln bran9t,
lit leoiglid ourd bic an9efiibrten lrladen gu
erflarell, in uelhen su9let6 au4 Die Wtlttel
sur Abbiilie angeoeutet ltno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-23

senbe Propoition aemadt: Wsnn lie 9eles
9 1t II Der Siibitaaten mai Saltimcre ienoen
molten, nelde i~nltruirt mii. ben, cine berloz
fratllte Domination III uerlangen, ODER, menu
bic Contention oies perweisern wiiroe, aus
eieier aus3uideioeu mo cine etgene NOlnina.
ton porluuebmeu, 10 made iih Die aomtnl
i~iration aubeiihig, Die Sia fiir9tiidsritattuns
Der 8aumpoueniteuer 5u paiiiren, Dem at=
lantic- uno @reat @eitern>Gaual pouScor9ia
llnteritiisung gu semdhran, II. anoereu Cub
iioieuseiu9en uno Ylauen fir iiolihe Inter
nebmunssn @onsreBuermlQisungeu SuSuwen.
ben. Der .8spublican" fii9t hin5u, oaB elmer
ocer sruei Der S%iiolttlen, BET ben beii9lthen
untsrnebmun9en betbeiligt, benz Sorlhlage
9iinitis seittlnmt ieieu, wdbreno inn Die lleb>
riQeu 2uriifmielen.