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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

woman called on DR.. Rosley, last Thursday,
for medical cdvice or treatment, and while be
was out of the room for something. she helped
herself to sheet OF two, concealing them about
her person The Doctor missed the articles and
took measures to recover them, and arrested the
woman. We believe. however, she was let of,
on giving up the articles taken. If she had been
a woman Of quality we should have had to speak
Of the cs,e a. one Of - kleptomsuia. AZ it wss
we suppose it must be csllei " stealing =
.tfiddlebury Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
Poetry.


Fly Time.
on the ly The horrible fly!
pahbing at nose, and mouth and eye
over the ceiling, over tae ueat,
over AL ihat people eat,
BIzzing.
Ticsli7g
Gavin, a '-o-t.
Miserable inso,t You get out
Wading il paint on a ady's cLees,
Leaving behind tortuols streHk,
AccuTsed ny from the he'll below,
Never came pest that plaques Us So,
Dsnciug,
Nibbine,
Fresh from the sty.
Tho horrible sty where the pcAers lie.
Even Tie dogs with a suarl AID bound,
Snap Al the insects thit swarm around
The air i5 blue with the oaths III at try
To drJEn tbs hum Of ths hateful fly.
.snen tho weary lii -rin seeks rep0se,
There's hornppe dance on the top Of his n1ss,
There's a " i-orous cath, and slam and slap
Alt tlst's tEe end Of the siecper's nap
singing
stnrin-.
Why, oh, WAY,
We're jsa created. 9estllaut rs ?
'u.s -as yi.us hut leIl from gra,e-
pIG5sl t'e EuA,e open, ami capperel the ace.
fi..c OIL. mF -eli 2 terrible .uy.
Na-l she a-g'i caught re ont uu the fly.
il.7 .t-qr.c 10 is that ,yortsn VII t7y
81. Eili VITA cobalt this villainous fly;
i,,w stF1uco II seems when mi,liou arc sl;-il
D.. ;i-i ils multitude doubled -lin.
"hirhips,
Win c,Imuy feet,
huat.n., u1 eu- 80 pl- uIIst retreat.
I,attac Hy Ike Toby ,,a swear.
-ul tHe aU-ei recorder catCrs DO s,.ers
d. -s u-. tlsu. the WELDON t1ubt
'Hl- tHe t-ar u mercy Wal blot 70 cu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

Our literary men are suffering severe losres
in their personal estate, this season. The
burning Of Mr.. Emerson's house is followed by
the almost complete destruction of Mr.. Whittier's
by lightning The venerable poet himself wss
thrown to the door, but not seriously Injured
The shock, however, must be very severe to q
man nesrly three ,core and ten. The event Oc-
CURED on Tuesdsy afternoon, but Amesbury is
20 retired that the information did not reach
news circles till last night. There is hardly sny
one in this commonwealth whose misfortune
would arouse SO much and 10 sincere personal
sympathy among the masses ss Mr.. Whittier's-
-Bo sion Post, 18th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

It is stated shat Gen. Hilyer announces his d.
termination TO accept the wager of $40 0oO offer
ed in the New York Daily -ters, that Greeley
would be elected snd will also wager the value
Of hou,e aud lot in Harlem, two to one on
Grant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

Tom Murphy and Larry Jerome hsve entered
into an sgrcement. II Greeley be elected
President, Murphy is to give jerome $500. II
Grant be elected, jerome is to wheel wheelbsr-
row seventy times around the Long Branch race
track.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

stssYtrI>.
T.sre is q s..e1.a i1 the quiet woods
There is A quiet stiffness q tho Wrs.
a. .cl dag, cauientc1, ere us farewell, lsO1s
Ile fields Ia trau4 ~ ii-ht. and tids tben rest.
Ta--U IS silence iu taa weary town.
Nuel frequent footsteps lessen one iy one
fUl I.t-t good u.-hts have fSiutrr, fewer crown,
hIis.. .l.e --stle ui tic dag BE- done.
te: r.- tlg silence e- the setting nm
Nar al the Wight da5. caiG- with iucr,ege,
...H-s unto weary m0Tia's, every o1e,
G- -e -rr-Cr comfort C: g. natural pcace
Eac wild l.rl tired % Is saHz. Iasy rclt,
AID hide us bead within its trusty wing.
Tile e4rly slu src4. wake it from i'5 pest
'a ...s- "a .-.l- il vI.l as ir4Vs.s sing.
Tho Iauers g-. close seiz petals lar ths light,
aud stay ,aC.r beauty no Jne dc~y 4ilom5
.p.n tie glory o' tc --CninS ..sat,
lore irlsl a.r1 i-a-- H-.y, Tie -'sa MI h'a L
Nc'u#r Uii' le1 % sael dream q peace.
-Ae fierce ta.G-af rleas -h-DU-a ut tue .ilpl.
-tt
And #r-in-. i--sl.. r-re- w it1-l su-sels1.
"-rr1 tnU t.uuh.e- a. ilio tie l.-ht.
-Ca.e a Et-a.
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1t appears thU the OrangeEeu are ''goiEs
for Groe.ey'' at least the fsnstios Arsorg them
The f.llosine eirtuler hss teen widely d:strii,-
utei
ESQ sUhBtEDHE-RtNEaBER THE E0YNE =
Nav York. July -, 1872.
To he Loycl Ordngsmea CHi=eHs of His Unit
cd Sigiss:
BRcTHEEs, ATTENTION You are respectfully
invited to conference to Re held in Philsdel-
JhiE, Aueust %, 1872. All Orsngemen of the
United StSies are invited snd ere expected to be
present Our principal object is to take such
action will prevent ou- old aiye.s.ries OF the
Catholic faith frcu gaining the ro,i;icsl sscen-
darcy in the coming csmpSign
We DO rot deny that cur thsaks and prefer
snces are due to the Baltimere candidate whose
sentiments are identical with cur oxn and who
ia the Orsngemen's choice. and although We
tbsn leave it to every one's conscience to decide,
We think il better TO choose the man who with
hesrt and soul has heretofore protected cur Prot
cstxnt view ard icteTest-Horace Greeley.
This invitation ia strictly personal to yourself
only. prompt reply is earnestly requested.
and al particulars in regard to the place OF
Dseting will be given by addressing
JAMES RossEorHUN, Phisdelphis, Pa
BY order OF the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements.
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Peetry.
The witches scene From maeoreerey

The Witches Scene From MacGreeiey
WHICH IS SEEN TO BE A FACT.
Round about the caldron 20.
IN the nauseons notions throw
Scalp Of Davis, Trumburs hair,
Head Of FentCn. hand Of Blair,
PGluefs lGtc-dsjoiHted nose.
Voorhees, fingers, Hendricks toes,
Jeil's hedrsS-led pettieOaL
Summers speeches, learned by r0.e,
Gfeeley's Old secession writing.
ku klux laws, like caustic biting,
stephens sermons, dull and dry,
hixed with concentrated lie,
Mois.ered well with brandy straight,
Say six glasses, may be eight.
Double, double, toll and trouble!
Let the csldron boil and bubblei
Here the Liberal" hogs must swallow,
All they hated they must swallow.
Round the eaidroa sweat and sing.
In the unpleasant items fling
In the pot the 'possum throw,
Breast OF buzzard cTaw Of crew,
Cherries ripe, and claEs Of crab.
Make the mixture thick and slab
state rights doctrines simmcred down,
Old Democracy done brown,
Schur4's sweetest German tones.
Union soldiers buried bones,
ToUmbs spite and Phillips gable.
Northern Mud5ills, southern rabhle,
h.se's nonsense, summers cant,
Anything on earth hut Grant
DoChle doaL.e, toll ari trouble
Let tAe caitrol boil and bubble
sur the mgnstr0Cs mixture we'll,
Taste y ctton, rever smell
taif No str Ae Of cholera morhus
nhiie our hopes OF spoil absorb Us
Dance about the boli1z Dog.
Keep the mixture tsick ara hot
Round about the cal-Iun 20,
biIl and Joe wil plf and blow.
Schurz p" ID help iheil, sCmeNr.t 10th,
Both the blafs Will boss -ha hr.th,
Throw IN Upton, toss in Tweed,
J'hu tors} IN and Mhitolsw k,id.
Dams suuh beans, Puneroy h7ias-,
VIII IEe oil aud water nlL.
Add the poisonous copperhead,
Pile lG memories Ci the dead,
John Browns body. Liuc9ln's ghost,
rhachlcs. chains ard WhiUpir- post.
fry pistol, Br0rk-'s Care
Blood OF patriots spiilirir IA vain.
tuch uess will ;Tee the aatl,o
tf,ia .,s .ertoas .tic d pIasfrl'tlH.
nouiIe, double, 81 AMI trouble
Let the cI.dTou boil and uhtie
ZIP your spoons and a. be-ia.
Creation! it's ts9 ts.r,
sSrrE s4gGrrKLlY.
iioN Eew, Sc dark AID secret Ii .da.s E 1T Logs
what Go @ hear!
i-f Ht'~4-
a deed without a uaue.
YoC ,ie you yiuair youlc.
-Cagl B,eni.
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Horace G.eeley's BARGAIN.

PLEDGES GGvEs ID REsTORE tbs LATE aEUELs To
PowEE-Hls ADMINISTRATION To EE WHOLLY
DEVOTED 70 THEIR iSTEREsTs
TIE following Are General Hodges exact words
a. the Greeley meeting "a Lexington, Ky, en- the
> Instant:
have devoted i'eiime 10 'be principles OF
the democrats party. | have grown gray in
ths sivcearg cf those principles, and each year
TIE COW icticn hss grown deeper th7t its funds
Eentsi PRINCIPLES are tie true foundation stones
for this government. I Lsye seen upon the
battlefield thousands ;hrcg 1wsy their lives in
dCfeEse O. these principles The graves Of the
sSlsat Southern Gesd qho sleep upon every
hillside in the South, over whose graves the
night winds sigh. sTe reminders 10 NE Of the
love f3r these principles which still fingers in
Ey hlaEt. The second plsssre IN MIR. Gr,eey's
letter means that John c. Breckenridge and
Other chiys.roUs Eors Of the South shsll be re
stored To their former positions Of power and
influence. Looking bElE upon the Oace shat
tered and fTui'ess hopes of tie South, [ now Zee
that the sGusl rights sad sovereignty Of States
shall be 1estoisd. and nay cOmrsdes Of the lost
cause have no, died JSju. This El be victory
for that for which they fought. Nj Greeley
promised to 30 al lie could to sid US when NC
get Insiori5y in Cou-ress. | object TO Grant
because BE ifa republican; because lie Is 4 mem
Der Of thSt party which wsred successfuily the
contest sGsinst Iay brethren of the South, who're
crAtors kept tbe ires burning TIA, illed the
Federal rzuks With s1ldiers I have heard 1t
s.il by GONE thar The Democratic party shall mes
part with Nr. Greely in the conquest but | feel
tHat they Vil net he neglected Not only will
Greeley rot forget who has hclpcI him 10 hs
position, hut pledses- direct pledges have been
- e.
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\ dfe recently occurred on the premises Of
John + Chsmberlin IN South NsSbury. which
was set by hoy playing with msiches Three
bsrns we're burned, toEe.be- w;h I'll the out
buildings anl si4iy tons Of hay, and. other pro-
perty.
The fall term 0; the Vermont NOreisl School It
Ranhnlnk vii hegin Aug. u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

In his recent speech at Utica, N. Y, Senator
Conkiine noticed some recent SANDERS against
tie President, and turned the tsbles on the ,lan-
dercrJ, as follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

I :. :.
Application Will be made to the General As
sembly of the State Of Vermont st ts next ses-
Nv u, SIs;. auf'ts i.A upon the ret<oie proper
y ~, =, -''''''n' i'' Tue paii''ing oi ne" Court
s.,.,rs ,., II c,,
bonnj 80 . inI,us ol "es1 oofa"'il hss oeen
'ou'u W oH 'ha'se OF PERJURY
sn'Pe.SuDe tOI1ety nIs oeen formed IA Md
''e"''' "''n NV L. I. h0oAer' as rresident'
Dr. a. ~. Mars 81, of West Cornwall, is
about to retire from the medical profession for
the purpose OF de'oting himielf to the ministry
in the Methodist church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
The Female Lobby.

PICTURE OF ONE oF WASHINGTON s PECULIAR
Observation-Disclosures BEAUTY CARRIES THE
DAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

isew Eew, ye dark AID secret n.ia. 1T Logs
,+l4t 60 5 . hear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

If... lGc Ng Ise TOBY w1 swear.
-ul tae au-et recorder eaters DO ;lera,
q. .s a-. t4su. the WELDON r1ubt
'Hl- i'.e t-1r q mercy Wal blot e cut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Sn RtnneappIts bat Der Stabtratb
cine Oroinan3 ausenumnen, infoIse wsl9er pom
zen Stimmbere&tieten cine poa-1are Don So
erbpben nerben lpQ.
Gas Committee, mel9ss ben gau elmer Gity
6a0e uao eires Yofieebauoss su bteuta9ten
bate, ipri@t lit fir ben Bau auf benz Bridge
SquAre aus unb befirmortst Die Gmmittiruns
Don genbs 3u bieem 3wede. Der Beridt
iast e. liese i'm Sntere0e Der @taet oieie BAIT
ten ielb1t III unternebmsn, ba bic aus ben be-
trefenosn @ebauli9tetten ~ ermartenbe Nente
bic &uslaeeu binlauelit peden weroe.
aQe 9i3euien iinp ieit benz l. Mat auBer
Rraft uno ml0en big nddtien Montas ueue
2iatnien beraussenumn men tperben.
Wirtbltaftslutale muHsn Madta 3w5lf ubr
bis Morsens flint ubr seldlo0en ieiu.
Npetbeter, bic eiquors serfaufen, mudsn ne.
ben i,rer bisberieen 8unoes 2iseus nod eine
lo!&e Don ber @tabt l0ien unit batsn Dafur 1875
ertra gu aablen. Mau Ttbt bic @taptpdter bon
minneapolis perisbeu tbre Aufsabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Die Gt(entabnbaute in bprttger
geeenb perbsn, pte Die npoi" bertdtet> iebr
energiI9 betrteben uno tptrp es nt@t large mebr
bauern, bis bic 8eflbe sonn SleepY @Ye Cafe
pom 19rtQen Son Ser 0otomctipe pteberbauen.
Muf bic Grase Der 81. i. poa, Oh Der uWan'
bsrer" in Sa9eu Der "Escaped' feinen @tsr3
perfebe, oiene CUR @rpiererunS, eab mir bic
(atyrii9s Dar(eQuns bes eenannten Slattea
wcbl besrifen, aber Der gauge 5umtug ging
eben iiber bus QIterlite btaaus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Giienbabn MiBbrdu&e tamen Dor
etnisen Taeen in Der 5aneslsfammer CUR Spra<
de, pobei bic Tbatla6e eonfatirt uurte, ba6
cine Giienbabn- @eisuidaft nit elmer 5ol3bdnb-
ler-Girma einen gertrae absef9loftn bate, rad
reIden, oielelbe ,pdbrenb zines 3eitraums BON
fiuf Satren ausi@litbli@ uur fir biele Girma
5slslisferuneeu ibernebmen birfte, unb bie6 81
elmer 3eit, 10 ber 6olspreis tn ct. paul auf
adt DuQars per &orb faub. ST unter fol9en
um~ fdnben tas publifum ni9t BON Giienbabn>
@eieQl9aften eieentli@ sertauft unb perra-
tben :?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Im obern MtMtfiippt psmudte bic
ratlbe 6rubltnssluft nod nitt oura5uorinseu.
Auf alien srSberen @ten liest oas @ts nod 10
fet ea6 2aitwasen barber fabren ~sounen, pie
i'm @tnter. Der ~nteeriee WaGsrfanb Der
Giu0e 1T benz Sranspurt tes Baubpl3es iebr
btuberli@. GurGtbare Walpbranpe baben 3mi>
i@en benz Grop Wins Glube uno benz Sui
GATE gerbeerungen auseri9tet uno bic pertb>
uOQen 6i@tenualber in sortiser @eseno waren
in GROCER @efabr. 6ol3oOrratae an Der Norbs
paeifc> Babn purben cine Beute beS unbe3dbm-
barren Glementes. 9n ben leBten 9aeen fel
rei&li&er @seen uno bottle man, bab oas Geu.r
infolae oe0en eepdmpft wiree. Gs ibeint, bic
i@redliGen @arnunsen pom portssn 9erbite
baben tenis sefru9tet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

&atten ais 8ranbfifttr. -Sn BEN
Dollar fore an Der Dritteu @trabe brad am
Montas 3treimal Geuer aus, fonnte otsr glud,
liaer Weiie eel0idt perben, btuor GROCER @6a.
ben erpuGs. Muf bic Graee, per Der Branh-
FILTER fri bieB IS: bic Staten. Tieien pirs
admlid gum gorwurfe eema9t, is bdtten @at'
te, papier unb 3untbG!3d.n in tbr Net &C..
i6leppt une taeurd bas Geuer ssranlabt. gu,
iaQis ftant es babel mad petroleum, unb BIT
Jroes, oh bic aneei&uloieten Staten GmiHdre
Der Snternatipnale leien, tleibt e~ialtmsilen nod
Elm bur6 yOliaeisenies 3u ~lDlenoes prptlsm.
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Sn New ulm wereen bic yotsn tpteber>
ME fribsr, mittelt @aeen befSrpsrt. Die 1r-
fade lit benz Beruebmen naG, bae awt'den Der
Yoatsb1roe uuo Der giienbabn, Gompasnie bis
isBt feline gereinbaruna natt g~efuuben bat.
bierna9 1T bic Mnfuuft nub Der Mb9ans Der go
fen ME felst:
Anfunft BON ct. peter 11:G0 ubr Gprmit-
tass. Mbsans babiu 1 ubr Ra9mi,tass. On,
tunft BON Manfato 4 ubr Na9n,. Mbgane ba-
bin 8 Qbr 0orm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Grant San1eu, un|er unternebmenber
Greuno, bat fttn 8au'ilten-@ roesry-@ eidGft pcn
Gmpire Blod, uo bic pauier mituater padeln.
auf einen ~lolioeren plaB eeutuut, uno ben an-
lob oa3u benubt feinen gorratb an Groceries,
&rOderY u. {. +. enIetulit gu perm,bren, Grin
5tore befnpet l@ nun bel ben Sieben Gden.
no ibm Der 3u!auf Don alien &i&taneen Der
ni@t fsblen pirb. Sebenfais ltno Gier unb
Anoere sebre@li@e Dinse auf benz empire 8lod
idledt aufseboben. Mlte unb neue Runbeu
limb eiuselaben, ben neuen @ture ~ beluuen.
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staat8< Nenigtettem.

Sir Mnfttbler Don SutereGt 1T Is au
oernebmen, nie BIT Don benielten au be3ablen-
ben @ebibren bon, &ommiGar Der General
Qane-O fFce in @albtnetsn. %. Erummonb,
fefeeiebt fnb ; Is linb folsente:
Sir Gintraoung fsbee Mnipru9>@ taten,euts
$500.
Sir 3eusnt1e, tuel@e 8eamte Der 2anbofFee
fir NniprIde auf preemptione- wnb 3etn-
adttelanb aus3ufeIen BADEN: IS 6enta per 100
Wprte.
Wtreen Militdrparrants eber agricultural
&oaese Serips ais 3abluns auf Yreemtton-
Claims seseben, IL n,ub fur iebenD arrant soer
Scrip be3ablt perben:
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Gin f&redli@er Morb wurce in Ter
Ndbe Don Saf 2afe, Beder County, ssribt.
Gin 6armer Namens Sobn Cool, relber nit
ieinsr Camille, befebeno aus Trau uab brst
&inbern, ettpa brei Msilen Son Saf Qafe ent.
fernt tucbnte, muyoe nebt oenfe.ben in bergia9t
pom uOrigen 6reitag ermurpet, uno iein @obn>
baus in grano eefsdt. Inter ben 9rimmern
fanp Qoufs 8ruper, Der auf Die Sbredsnsnad-
ridt BON Minneapolis aus an Srt uao @teue
elite, bic perbrannten ueberreltc Der Grmorse.
ten. Ter Ysroa@t Der srdbliaen untbat feel
3uerf auf Snbianer; ipatsr aber bieB es, @trol,
DE, bic I& in b~ertissr @ssenb berumtrieben,
ieien lie Sblter.
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Dte 6erren @ebruber Itmm {
&de Der 10. unb ct. g'eter @trabe III ct. gauI,
balten fets bic rei@Ne Auswabl ppn
@rpcertes unb Yrpsifonex spr>
ratbtg. 8elunbere Aufmerfiamfeit perbtent
ibr i9Sner gorratb an tu- unb auslGnbiiten,
sinsemodten unb setrodaeten Griiaten. Wan
beluge pen eef9ma6voa aassetatteten @trre>
UNI f& bapon ~ iiber3eusen.
DzS Mu& bic befen Sorten Weine, 81
queure, eisarren II. {. +. tebeu ben Runben CUR
gerfisung. Yreiie biuig, 8eoienuns freunb
lid.
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Gin trifttger @runb parum Sdub>
fabrifauten iets ldls9tes Qeber serbrau9en 1T
einfa& Der. neil lie wiGtn, eaB @oblen unb
Oberleeer INNER nod ldneer ausbauern als bic
6ol3Nifte ie sufammenbalten f0nnen. Mber in
BEN lie bic gefefigune init Gable @crem
Wire etnfibren, baben Ge beraussefunben,
oa6 Soblen wnb Sberleber niemalS a~etrennt
werben, uno fe raiinen eaber beleres Material
~ ibreu1 @9ubpert nebmen. Rauft ioI9es
S4ubwert uno ii~ber3euet Gub ielbf.
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Ger punber9Sne @onat Mai
Ideint feline &OQe NIT eiHem {einer gorgGnser
psrtauldt 3u baten. Meniefens am erlen
Sage m,a&te It cine ltbr froaise Mi.ne unp
orobte losar NIT Sduee. Better fir bieitnisen,
bsren S.fen idcn in ben Spmmeraufentbalt
s.tpanoert fnt! Das iiGrt aber ben amsrifa>
iben 5umor nitt. benn elsidseitie 1T BON
6il9e.partien am @bite Bear Safe bic &see.
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Die 3pl3bdnbler bislser Stapt, pel'
DE nit 8auteu in Berbincuus fsben, une bel
3eiten ibre yares nit goriatben an sumter
ssrlsbsn matfn ssgsnmdrtig CUTE @slhaftt.
Wsaen oes niecrisep Wa6srtanbes in ben
Giunsn 1T aamli4 Der 5ol3ttans@ ort empiaoli9
asbemmt. 70 bab mebrere pol3bdnoler 2umbet
auf Der Gilenbabn teSceen. Na,urlid 1T bic
Golse bavon Elm Stsisen Der pre1le, was belon>
bets fir %oiejsntten melae fIeine Wobnbiuier
bauen oeer iU!be uerweitern, unaneenebm if.
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6uittun9en,
BrieftaRen ,c. III nG@fer Summer.

Giner gre6en @efatr entsins Ter
Mcreentrain BON Mantats ant lebteu Msntae.
;3wilden Ottatpa une Sc @ueur tpar ndmli9
Elm GROCER Gelsblod auf bic @&ienen berunter-
sefurst, unb ber Snsenieur bemertts sie6 era,
ais bic 2ofomotipe uabe al Der sefabrbrobsu>
ben @teue tpar. Der 3us tonate tros aaer
MnRrenaune nidt lofurt gum @teben eebradt
tperben, bod uurb. Der Gelsblcd tura ben
,.!9ubfdneer" fortsel9leubert sbne baB peiterer
@daten entfant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

MbermaIS GeuerIGrm brad AM
Dieuitas Ntenbs mad aeba ubr aa5. uno omar
tnfolee granoftftun8 mittels 8erOIne0l. Cine
9bantv auf Der NnbSbe nabe Der orttten une
Sadion @trabe mar in 8ranb eeratten> purte
aber RAID selIi9t, nobel Yetrsleumipuren gum
geribeia famen. Gin ~farbiser @trcl9 Sea-
mems .. s. MarweQ wurbe inter 8erbatt Der
Rrarcaiftuns perbaftet. MSse tbn nrensss
Hedt miberfabren.
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Se~ffentlt9e Gtnlaoun9! CUR gr5b-
ten rnp p~oQianbisfen Heifaurattpn: Die Don
6. @6mtpt Rr. 242, Dritte Strabe. Bon
iestan weroen gu jeper@tunbe DE Nufern,
8eaiieel, Bore1su. 6leii4iorten aler Qrt, gEilb,
fura Mles, pas Der Marft an Delifate0en btetet,
~iersirt. Die feinfen @etne uno Qiqueure bic
tet meme Bar; Gru9te. CONTEXT une gonbitp-
reiwaaren in better Nuspabl. DteWufwartuns
3u iecer :3ett bic bette.
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Das reinfe unb faeefe Sob 2tDer Oil
(sebertbran) In Der WeIt 1T oas BON = a3aro
u. GaswelL praparirt ant Nseresufrr aug
trii6sn ausssia9ten 2eberu BON Gaswell,
6aaarb u. 8 o.. q yorf. g. 1T ab-
iolut n unb Il +. Watienten, melte 60
einn1al genommen BADEN, aieben es alien anbern
praparateu Dor. Nerste baben ibr urtteil OBJ
aeseben, baB es better lei ais irseno Elm auterer
Qsbertbrau i'm Marfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Cine eemutblt@e 9p93ettfeier
fauo Gienfas &benbs I'M 5auie bes 9rn
AloYs MaYer ltatt, beGen Greunbe l9 aoblrei9
sinfanpen. UNI ibm @lid 3u tpani9en, ba6 ct
na6 idmerer prIfuns wieoer cine liebensn IT.
ptee 9ebenssefabrtin eefunten. Sn Der freubi-
gen Stimmuus MQer, bic i~ttrisens 8reuuo
Mager trefFi& gu beben s~ertaub, lag bic bette
Graduation fir tbn unb feline @attin.
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Sn 3abm's reuen, DRY @oebs Store, Z
Gden, pirs biefe @o@e cine 5ueite erobe Sen-
eune son Griibiabrs>D aaren erSfaet, morun-
ter 1ebr 9lbi9es in Rleiberfofen, fpruie BEN
Neueaen in @bapls unb cine erc6e Muspabl
BON @cnnenldtrmen ,. @ie bisber rerben
biele @aareu gu ben niebrisien vretieu wieber
abgsiebt werten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Tar @drtner unb Barmtr.-Dreis
u. Mitid, gde Der 8. uuo ct. peter @traBe,
baben ioeben eine @eneuns irii9er 9damereien
empfansen. @ie perwenbeu belonbere Muf-
merfiamfstt auf 9dmereien unb balteu teine
anberen ais friihe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Yrairiefeuer murben in ben lebtert So
gen na& seri@ieoenen &i9tunsen uabrsenom-
men; 70 in Ssott. @risbt 60. u. {. {. Mu&
Bul& murbe babel r%aiteenomnaen, unb 1T etni.
gen @esenben bate e fat ben Mnldeip, ais
mdreen fi& bic Branbfeeneu pom surisen 9erba
tpieberbolen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

&eeifratoren unb Ginnebm'r bIrfen cine
&smmilTon bon 1 pro3snt BON f.bsm ober 2
prs3ent TN 0an3en, auf sem 8aarmsrtbe tes
2anbes gu $1.25 ODER $3.50 per Nder be3ieben,
70 bab fir 100 Mder fur bus Gintrasen $500,
fir bas 3eueuiB $500, fir Banoesssbabr
$1,000; i'm @anaen alio $500 3u 3ablen 1T.
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Der &oblenporratb au Mnfaus bes
Iebtsn @intsrs puroe in bieiser @tabt auf
II, 100 Ionnen sei&dst uno bstrGst eeeenmar-
tis nod unsefabr 1000 Ionnen, 10 baB binnen
leas Monaten etpa $4,000 Ionnen perbrau9t
worben iein m6seu. Neuer @urratb pirb pom,
2ate superior Der e1tpartet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
Oeut{9t Site.

Site peut19erBriefe, bic Bis gum "a. aprI
;. S. Mot absetclt wcrben fino.
9t~rren.Brtefe.
UT Satpt, Geilans So1tpa,
gussrl Nnton, &cQinaer Deter,
Iebler Sobu q. @ped Netnner,
@au oerrmann, 5tspbani Galenttn,
Daaf u. @pieler 0cinrit,
Sneuppsr Jran3. @pfrl Wenje,
HDbnemann Iaoib, Gpesler Wllbelm,
Nadtisal Nusuf, @tlb Scleph
S!t aatl. @9ultc Jrana
Vensbprn Geuarb 2, Ma9ner y.
Hsilius Spbann, Wartba @en3el.
Das 8riefpurtu mad Deuti9lanb pom 1. d.
senaber an:
leber Bremen unb paubure 7 Gts., 3ettun,
gen 3 @ts.
11eber England 10 stsv 3eitunsen 4 &ts.