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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21
%. 6. Monh & COMP,

@t9ent9umer oon
9plb'8 patentirten automatifeben Set3ern,
ms.te in ben lesten lnftsbn Sabrsn isbr umfansrs6
uuo m,i ssRsrem 9rfolse ole iraenb Elm anorsr NIT
DamYf ODER tslssm Daiier beisenoer apparat se'
brautt fpereen.
DIR .poriIyr, ameritantihe 8iiden6serb pub Wnrs
rem 'e Sesrbs,~ Yarlors, Suns u. eisbtntns<Bsusr=
YldtsSei,e. -
Die bsribmts eopIon'ids "Hot Air Furnace"
2eaung bon 9leis uno @ilenrabren, Baosuauneu.
6pbranten, WaidHdnoe, RtfIoirs, abSu9erobren flr
Gbtrttte; oiute auh
bpbrauIiide sfammeu, WaHers Dlaidtners u. I. iu.;
marmorns II. Sdiefsr- aamiuiimie, 6suerbeero<Rofe,
Rsstasr u. {. no.;
aldben tenElisH, WaHerfibler nno Refrlseratoreu;
aod,z unb Se56fen aRo aepgroturen ausr grt.
GiibwefsGde ppn Baltimpres nab Gutawftr.
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Maeut in STafbinatpu.

eoSs Venriulpanio.Q Qpenue uno oem @apitol> Oarten
il un}er Asent fir WaibiHston, Georsetonn uns
Mleranoria, uno iinb 3abluH3en an ibn 81 maUen'
- AnSeieen tiir neu"S SorreponosEteu" weroeu %
aeuo 1utem Srte sutssaenaeuommeu.
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Senninss' 3ahnz1inftnr.
Gtne elesante, iihere unS erto1ss
rctd,e NHuuppGfet,e,

gum Rensen, Beribonern unb Grbaltnn9 Der 2abns
unb oee 3abnheriues, uno 9ibt Dem atbem einen on.
senebmen 9sruU. gu baben bel atIsn Drosunsn in
Glsemeiuen uno
u. Spnfon, Senniuas, Comp.
(Natil 12YtD Gr. go Horo,@ burlesitI.
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SplttifbeS.

@aibtnatOn II, 20. 9tus. - @eneral
3urrman, 8orFber bes@reeleg= uno 8rown'
Gontite'8 III Gan 6ran3iSco, befinoet iidJ ge=
genwGrtig in Der Stoot. Gr bebauptet nit
Si9erbeit, OaB Der Staat Gulifornieu benz
Itberaleu Sidet cine Otaioritdt Don 10000
Sttmnlen geben ner6e.
80 M p b / 5, 10. glug. - Sberit QnOr.
s. SeQar, Der @tlentbiimer unb 0feoafteur
Oerr Gpalanfe, "5eigt an, OaB er uls unabbdn'
9iger @anbiOat Oieies 8iitrifte8 fir ben Con-
qreB arftreten wirO. 9erielbe lit ein eifriger
llnteritiiter Don 9reeep II. Srown.
Itlanta, @a., 20. 2tug. - Die 8Our'
Characterization mar cine duberit uubeoeuz
oente 9tffuire, tein ein3i9er Dtaun BON 8eOeu.
tung mar eri3ienen, unO BON ben 1876 Gouus
ties Oe8 Staate8 pareu nur 32 pertreten.
0elegaten 3u Der Convention in Qoutspile
muroen ernannt; Die @onuenttou erildrte, ,oaB
9r. Gbas. S'GonOr tbre erite S8abl iei.
6orace Greeley.
9teru.O off, 20. NuJ. - 6orace Grse.
lep miro wdbreuO Der ndt)iten Bohen orei
SortrGSe iber MISUNDERSTANDING Sbemata
hnIter
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9Iu6 Ncn1ffnlNnniet,

Ieaotng, 20. 2lug, 0tr 2(dltb. i6ei.
tie: @lqmer muroe heute oou Den Dcmotraten
oieIeS 0illritte5 al6 GOngrcBs sGauOloat no.
mtnirt.
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9se befen SteinfOblsn 3u ben nieorig:
ftpn Ireileu.

obIen bon Der ~Baltniorer 6ompasnie,~ BON b.
~sSuGer- r-Soitoner @ompasnie,I
trsr unb rab brennenoe 4oplen-oie befen foble,
Guf Dem bteii9en Dtartts
su oerfauien
&arreuTabunes ob er Ionnenpetfe.
Gud5 ~eutens' Bduepz" unb GumberlGneer Soblel
g. /. 6ieaa, Agent hsr
.8aItmorsr 4ohlen~" Il. s@iienbabH=@ 6 omp.'
Blreau: Rr. 2, SputhffrdKe.
Soblenbof: &6e Der seprtbs unc nHaetfnr
Sfrase. Sh.141SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21

an periuden, EN- rein pegetablltcs Hrdparat, gdnn
lid, unitdblib, ieboG lpunneriam furrenSs @issn.
ihaflen in oben9enannteu eeecu bedseno 2Btr tpel;
apeu<e in peniaer fsduen tetne Ssung benirft, olf
NRtaer's DpspepiTn, uno III Der Siseutbimcr hs'
reit meun bdram erfuht, Ole Nomsn meprerer un'e'
Ier serporrageaNen @inuohner oH5ugeben meI1t
turd, ben Ge6raudn ocier beriibmten Drtur bre @es
Sinbbei pieosr etnalteu baben. ginige oteer jsdu'
Doren troniite Dpspepfe uor Del itlimmitsn ar'
bell, feoct enrt Den 3sbrau9 Ginger Slai&eu 6pf,
pephn grInblt5 furirt purosn.
II. s. Willer,
aleintger @iseu6iime,,
xf. i2, Iprb:SnmareSfraSe
Has nIIen Nrnnufffen iu bnher Spt. .26, tS.t&mf
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Scttpsbut9cr &atalDiiucz
AAEnGn
Wiuffa=Gnfirr.

NJ meoUirtitt 3Urde. unllre uQcncS Smpprt1tiou. n,
ScniamIn u. &Ipc s. Comp
(I5U-Nl lr. 1lJ. lNet- M MIN. .,rcF-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21
Sanfs0eI6aft DOm
SObn u. 9ambletOn & Comp,
D1r. 20, SOutbitraBr.
8ir offeriren sum 8crtaufs ju 871a Sent pro 9ols
far nab auiselauleHe 3lnisu
SfcrfOIfer SsprD;cntiac

g8ir ofieriren sum Scrtaufe gu 574a Sent pro 9ols
far nno auseIdueue Snsu
Sfcrfolfer Ssprc;cntiac
3OsjaBrige GuupnnsO Obligalinncn.
Sinien Sabtbar i'm Uioi uuo 0ouembcr in bsr Ratio
nul=gartz 3 ant BON Nep-gort"
Cblge ObIiGatlOneH tuetoeu con Der gtaot Porfolf
iitr Den 8au cer
gaa iierlutrfs,
tueI6e ieet i'm Saue begriifen itno ausaeae5er unb
Jur Stteriteaun9 oerielbcn bat Die Staot Rorolf,
a@seieben oou brcr 8srantluortlidtct fiir befeben
ais Corporation, its beionoers burd cine
erite SppUtbct
an 6. 5. RouIarb, Gbomae S. Gooper urb ssrrp
s. 9arou, aIs 8etuatter Der I3aieruerFs, ,uIanmrn
mt alien Sdnoerser, Gje6duosu urb Tlaitlrerie'n,
Robren unb lbebor, Us lie lest iiRo ODER pGterbn
binJuaeflst rueroCu, uno aa.s Gintommen uno alle
G;rnabmtn, melte pan oteien Berteu eiueeben, oes
ftert, iople aud zine
SSGfierz z2lbeabe
Gui ouss @runos uRb perion(de Seertbum in Der
Stdt uno Guf ioide anoere @egenitdnoe, nellbe nit
Slantszabgabeu 9ssen Staotbeusbucr bsleot uarz
cen tonnep, gelest Die Jfen.Gunnabme Der G}aiier.
miet9en, 5uiommer NIT ben 8strd3eu Der beilsten
Il FaiiersGbsabe. uatb Ahjus Der 3iuien Der SbIiga
toueu, 1T burt Serorbnun9 fir eiuen
Sil9uu9Sz Sone
befmmt nm beia9te Oblisationen bei gerfan cns
3uIoieu.
Sn sipbstra6t oieier mebr ais binreteubeu Elder
belt urb Der uieIietis osrbeiCrten FnanScuen 9oae
Der Staot RorioIt nebmen mir teinen 4niano, nab
uo1sr ssleslbsr uHteriu9ln9 Der ptridiloener Ser.
orouunssr, ueIds bic aussots ubiser ObliaGttoucr
autorlitren, iie 0s iibere unS profitable 9eloauaqe
ueGhe IiNcralc 5tnisn brirst, su smpfebtsu.
Idbsre ausiunIt aebeu
jObn u. 9ambIeton q Gpmp.,
8oRtjerS RdtGer,
(Iued, ,1Wt) gir. 90, Gouttfros,.
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Slreau S6retbndtcrtalterlt
BiireaueSrnfarbeitsn
uno
allie Mrten Neh hnuueS
Sii der,
CUTE 4rbet unS miB,ae Breiie bel
SusseHheimer e xReil,
Qol-O Rr. Isl, g3ets 8aItmoreftrase.
Sei'm Iesten Tcner bcf6dStgt :!
WiiIen iogletd pertauft merben:
strumpfwalren, 5anpi6ubG nntsrflet<
Der, EaidentIber weise Raaren, . e
iasseus, anopis, admme. Stunen II. |. 10.
Sdpic Sambereer,
Rr. SO, Gorb-poparo trase, nobe
(SuIi3t, ,12IR,f) Suflsr's eaben.
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Seocrudun.

teib ooer arm, pCTberGtbCt otCt nlt loltr Gin gea
ben ur cine icneH pilttelu cutpIgtrnbe Summs pcrs
19stn une in ocm porcrien HGngC Der bctzaeleirtts
hen Capitalization fiebt oe
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SI1Ia SiiN- NIn1eriFn

q . Ort, 20. 9u9. = 9tahridteu
BON 9tio be SaneirO beitatlgen, baB Die Be
iOrgnliie zines Sric9cs 3Wiiteu SraFllcu uno
Der argeutiniihen Republit uerihwtHoeu.
&on ben VSclinSiid)cn lnIeGn. -
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,,0igblan0"
IN S4etbepuntte Der @aitcru. uub Slq1lquoa
AUeuue,


SpHhtps hEb.V
tuHerPGlb 300 9Grbs BON btr Etob
Baltimore.
ypt99lHnc" mro raid uH9ebGut uHo bQIb rtnt
~ nuge uno rucrtbooQe &oriCOt BQlurorris ngT.
oeH. Ss lte9t nur eiuiee buncCrt gurbs
Don Der "B9tIGhsIpbta= gSUmHgtousB BQIus
nlortt Sllcnbubu,"
ron oer SGntoner St0btpiCroCbu5r,
rom HatteriOnzGd Gdrte
uHo
jDi1tH Der TuHiouzS SlenbubH" uub bem Bcltirors,
,t6blloc.
GIN OTIS iduIPuus uro cine 9irdls bfHns
ben ith berstte Gui Gem &lagc.
Ste SG9s if etns Der 9ciunoeten uno aR9cnebmhsH
SaapioFe fHo untcr iebr 9iHfigen SeoinquraeH
gu pcrtduien ooer Su Ucrpudtcn
lBeqen ruelterCr SnWlnbclttH msrbs mor 66
milHolD ooer ibritlih IN NV
- ,o,0, Sbomas WRcEiinnis, gasutcn
NAVl.Zoi l-UItF,E&U) an Or unO StC(lC.
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spesial : Notiie1t.

6iibibe albums uub Ynrtemonnaies,
Ssubunssn oieie Dods empiansen uHb bnis gu
pertauieu bei ID 8. Smitb s Somp., SuHs unb
gbrGbma,erialisn Sdnbler, IN Wr. fs9. EBefts
Saltimorefra6e (Aug14, 2DheO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21

CHERR 7 KIM
cher Wein uon peruuianiider 8inbe,
priparirt uDn Ebommeret G5eIis in Bars,
IN str alls seSeibnetcs omit uno @esenmitt
fir naS 2EepelTebcI. Su uaben bel
". v. warirn & gomp
anelnisen aaeuten fur DE Ser. Staaten
sds Der sutuutr u. uionIionsaD.
(Ynnb 12UYteF) ionic bel often Oroduiiteu.
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6annmmns Ginnlrrn

Soeben tmpfangen cine E.4ue rd,tcr Tprft,,
Sanee, neldtu lUu IN otr QGu-crn pa,iclffu EroTs
utaisn pcrtGuien. Scui. ". Noe & Comp..
Cl5-D Hr. ii2, gHC= BQltmurClraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21

I'm aIstnUsriauC gu Sngros 4rcicn bel
Seniamiu Y. 2Iuc n Spmp.,
(l5U-t) ytr. iI2, gVCit- BuIttmoTt ,fr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21

H9 3. 9idrift.
fiirGon9reB.
2leranDer s.. GObbS.
y Der gntfbeiouns Der Deulofratiih e,nfsrpati'
ben @onpsnttou. weld3e am 1. sept. 1872 5uiammen.
tritt unterDorIen. d79-D
Sritte 9SarS.
Siir osn erfsn 3rusts I'M silotratb;
Sabu 8. 9asbD,
Der bemotratiid conis,uatiDen Rominutiou pnters
porfeu (195,O
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Serbcerenre S1iirme i'm Staate
YfetpsWprf.
Sermliebte Sepefben aus
Mem Wprf.

Nemgorf, 20. 2luguh.- 6run5 6rob.
bad, 81. AZ, 0elancep StruBe, wobnhait,
neldler an 2. Aug. auf elmer Bleie am !puO,
ou'Gluer, mo er fd) ausrubte, BON einem In.
betannten ON Sopfs uermuuoet porOen mar,
itarb uorgeiiern im Bart 6Oipital, ruobin i'm
,rr Oeit GIN Ssre,Inh nehrn Int hntte
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Sragbare
Was Malainem 0sieajdaft

8ireau: 9tr. 10, 9torO- SoliOaDitraBe.
aS opr's pdseptirte ~onparcl- t1aa sDe id,ins.
patsntir ain z. Osenbcr 1869. iouis Sp:ter Ratcnt,
pom ). april 1870 uEr ! pei pom 70. Suli 1870,
ilir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21

ne Sritter gnrgrebs8e,irf.
Sir Die bemofratiif -coreroatipe Domination:
xbpmaS -. Spllers,
elm Ranu aus oem 8olte, init eemSolte
uno tifr ods . of.
(Nual2 lW{tl gNahrheit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-21
DDspeptlkfr,
sersw etfelt nj 6tl
AafmunternDe 4unoe fur Sud!
bsriibmteS OpSpebHn

Hospspttfer aup tetbenbs on eeber= urb Maser
8raufbstten uelpe Don anoern Nraneien fetne Bel
ruue erbalteu, fuD etnaelahen
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-11

The Columbia SPY Of Saturday says
that Mr. John Il. Staplcton, formerly Of
Chester county, but now Of wsstmor-
land, was nicely swindlei out Of l00O
u few days sinoc. He had taken bis
seat in train going west on the Penn
sylvaoia railroad. Seated next to him
was pleasant appearing gentleman
who commsncod n conversation, in the
course OF which ho Informed Mr.. S.a-
pleton that he was a merchant from la
trobe that he had q lot Of gools on
board the cars upon which the froighi
and soma charges hal not been paid
that hc could no. ret tho goods until
tho charges wero paid and ;ha; al he
was out OF ready money, no would b.
subjcc, 10 great Inconvenience unless he
could raise the money in some way.
AT this jnucturc gentleman entered
tho front part Of the ear, woaiing gold
spectaclcs. As be passed ho was hal.
ed as the baggage master, aud asked
il the merchants gools were On board.
Ofcourse they wero, bu, they could not
DO delivered uutil tb, freight an other
charges were pail. Th, gentlcuualy
baggage master with tho gold sp.ctl-
cles then disappeared. The merchant
was in qnanda'y. Luckily ho hl! a
gold bond Us. coupon bond Of one
thousand dollars. lie would give tina; a.
security fer loan a shor. time. Ia
der the persuasive e'oqucncc Of the
merchant, Mr.. Stapleton handed him
one THOUSAND dollars, receiving the
gold bond as security. The mor-
chant then disappeared u hunt az
and settle with the go,den-spcctac,oi
baggage master. \ halt was soou
made at Harrisburg. Mr.. Stap,etou
inquired Of the c)ndu uc;or concerning
the baggage master With the gold
speciaclCs The conduc,or informed
Mr.. StapletOn that no such party wa.
connected with the train, and that No
such goods were aboard. Tho truth
dashed upon the m,al o9 Ms S:ap..-
ton. lie examined bis gold bond,
when 10 it was iissJrer.I T. he the
bond oc a dellnc. oil COMPANY
worthless Tho scamPs wyro ~,
caught, and o tricnl a, our elbow te.
marks, cush; 40; 10 te-,h.y were -
,hasp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-11
In inCCdOic Of Artemus
ward.

A correspondent Of the Rochester
Democra, heard Mark Tvain's le,.
ture on Artcmus Ward, AMI give.
among other good things the fll'oria-
sample extract: As Ar,amus was
oncu travelling IN the oars dresd'n-
to be bored aai feel.n, miserable a
man approseaai him. So; d5wa, and
said;
"Did you hear that las: thin. o.
Horace Groeley's?'
"GrScley' Greeley > sal A-:e-
mas " Horace Greeley Who is he ~
The man was qaie: a5,a: five MA
u;es. Pretty soon he sad
George fraa,.s Train /, ki:k'1.
up good deal Of q row ever il Eas-
land do YOU think they wi; p: him
10 . bas,ile -
"Traiu, Tain, George Faa:.s
Train said Ar.emus so!aualr
reve, heard Of lin
This isaorauc. KEEP. the man qIis;
for fneen minutes, then b, sad;
"Wha; % You think atoa, Gen
Grants chancSs +, tie Presidency
De yol think they VII rgn h,a
Grant? Gran, Han. 1t, u.n,
said ATtSmus you appear - taow
more strangers ;hAa asy man eve;
saw"
The man was far.ous Z. wa,kti I;
the ear, bai s; las; same ts:k sai
said
You c7afoanisi isn,v;mcs, u
yoa ever hssE .. Adam -
Arismls lOstsl up aaissl 'Wai'
was bis other usms ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-11
Slightly Mixed.

Some years ago, when the writer
was reporter upon an Eastern paper,
IL Gevo.vel upon him 10 write for the
same edition on accout: Of tie pre.ca.
ta'ion ola gJ,I headed cane 20 Rev.
Dr, Nudge, the c'yrsyuan Of the place
and the description Of P.iea. hog
killing and sarsase machine, which
hal been put 10 operation a; the fsc-
.ory. Now wha; made Ray. Dr. Mgdgo
mad was this The inc5nsi iers.e tUc-
cancer vho male ~ :ae 'orns OF tho
paper 20; the two .y:a.s mixed uP 10
tHSh'iGI manaeT, an! WIN W. went
TO press some e'A'as AKA ia' wAi ia'
appalling resa.:
several Vi ID: Raw pr. Nalse's
i'enis ca e. upon !iu yes:sidiy, AID
-''er = ttei eyaTe'sa oAiIe unsai-
Pielols "'s was seized D. the bind less
aud -nI a,Ja- beam until ~ reached
the b.. water taaN' His fr.enis ex-
P.alnei the oejsc; q their v.si: aai
presented LIN WITH very hanlsans
geld heaisI butcher. w1o grssaei
LIN ey the tai. sNanS hin sFolad,
III his ihr'a: from ss' 70 ear aai ia
rss than n.ac:e tie c--cai; Nis IA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-11

WoRLp's tAlR.-Ameyieaus sh0uli
remember that Vienna is 10 have q
worlds fair 10 1873. At the Paris
exhibition Of 1867 nearly everything
cent from this country took prize,
and theJs is no reason why the same
thing should Dot be repeated At Wen
ua in 1873. The exhibition vii un-
doubtcdly DO the laress; that has sv-
er yet been seen. The park Sc, spast
for the exhibition con.sirs ioar times
as many square yards US have ever
been similarly occupied, and the prin.
eipal building alone will have leneih
Of four thousand six hundri feet. The
committee having the matter in
charge wish to have q full display oi
the raw materials aud manufactured
articles OF each nation, with s,aiis,i-
cal information in reference 20 the
amount produced aud the trade ihsrs'
10, Special efforts will BE- made 10
havs the art collections a. c1mpls.s
as possible, aud it is proposed to have
loan collection from all the Gsrrsn
museums, similar 10 the celebrated
oas at keussnsten Aaothsr special,
icy will be a ealses,iss ei sssIslss used
by diasrat na,sas ia ,bsIv domestic
Affairs, kitchsn utensils iaraisaTN dress
ornamental etise,s, in fac, svsrytAieg
used asea, hesss, As tss Aas,t
al pa,tn has usvsr had aasNA,AliNNa
of this character they will. asacaes>
say work hard ~ make ia ses>sssA
The epper,salV saShs ~. " hs nsS.
Iss,esl by the masaae.assFs@ u tA.s
eoantry,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-11
CONFIDENTIAL.

Dear Nornh, Ill tell you = secret
I've captured j07rfi. beau.
A.cr Easter there u be grand wedding
Aud sleigh ride providing heres snow.
| shall send yon y card in good season,
Tho envelope u which you will fnd.
In the point whore tho corner folds down,
Has an l. and q intcrtwincd,
I've got INC now fash ionel bonnet,
An covered in feathers anil lace,
While delicate rushe, aud flowers
Fall gracefully over the face.
Ny dre'a was imported from Paris
An elegant lilhc hrocadc,
Which left on ship for this city
In time TO escape the blockade.
With boots Of the diinticst satin.
rs white ~ the purcst 9f snow,
A rozctic the sire Of saucer,
An inch i'om the tip Of the toe.
I've perfumes anl gloves by the dozen.
Anl icwtls--uanml says they're pare -
\ love OF q watch, with diamond
"Too cunning fJr anything, sure.
i nearly forgotten 10 mention
The name OF the man | IN 10 vel;
| think it IL Gibson or Gibbons
Just now can't tell which he -ail.
Papa says he's rich as oil Cru sus,"
who ho i-. | m sure | can tell
Has n siul d a dozen drc horses,
MlIh Ntfrh I al.'I out .natt .
lYrtoir, my lear Norah. ti'l Easter;
Come en-ly, in season 10 see
The bun lie of things cant mention
We s,arti.r ,Ae e4J.cI a, "eAlrp iArsc."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-11

" wHIsAEY HAS UsEp lllN IN -
rhaes IS scarcs.y eSnEaEl,y -
neishboyAooi from Name 10 OrssoS
whsre this ssyIss is scsessi Sln -,
every day in the year, aai A.;o gather
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Miss KATE STANTON, the lce,uress,
and hor essay, "Waom to Marry"
haye already been noticed in these col.
umns. Here are her conclusions
which we print as an original aud
rathor made Advertisement First to
mon MARRY q large woman one who
wears at least No, . shoe marry q
healthy widow with healthy children
rather than a young girl, for she has
had the advantage Of experience but
bes t Of oil, marry an old maid, though
sho is difficult, efacesss. To women !.
Marry healthy man. especially a
fat man, round like pumpkin but
don't marry a eossippy man (anless
TO is a reporter or editor who is for,
ced professionally TO bs sessipsrl. J.
Aboye,sll don't marry she said, IA
drankard, a gambler, aqusck doctor,
or a doiamer OF women, ,".--iTAss, a
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Matrimony Extraordinary.


An entertaining article en'it!ed
"Tony Woller's Widow" appeared 10
the Chester (Pa.) Republican, from
which the following !, an extract
Another very courtable widow was
n young lady of Washington, Penn
sylvania. She became engaged to a
young man named Robert -, in
1916. Her father, however, objected
to this match with one of his clerks,
and when the young lady received a
tempting proposal from 4 wealthy
suitor, the parental influence soon eC-
fcctcd a marriage despite the former
engagement. In ess than three
months her husband WAS killel BY u
kick from horse. Rjbcrt was So
copd time thon suitor but delayed
tho important question until fitoen
months had elapsed, wh,n, to bis ho~-
ror, she informed him that she was
engaged. In three months thereafter
she was married, Two years elapsed,
when the married couple removed to
Syracuse, y. Y, where among the
victims Of cholery, when tho pesti.
cnco swept that city, was second.
Robert again sought her hand, and
when year had elapsed, was on the
owe Of declaration, when 10 he re-
ceived au invitation to her wedding
Her late husbands business wa.fouud
in.such q state that to avoid immense
losses she married the surviving part.
nor. Shortly after, slo removed
with hor third husband to Detroit,
Michigan. A few years elapsed, when
herself and husband were on a steamer
that was wrecked near Buffalo. The
husband perishe1, and the wife tscap-
cd solely through tho exertions Of q
friend who was on board. His gal.
lan,ry inspired such sentiments in
her breast that she married her brave
preserver few months,aiter her third
widowhooi. The happy pair reno.
we'd to Pittsburg, where her husband
was cnga ged in mercantile business
Thither Robert, still oherising his first
love, followed them. Ono day as
he was passing the husband's s'orl
he saw terrible comm otiou, Rush
ing iu, he tsheld the mansled corpse
OF that gentleman on the floor. \
tisrce OF rice, III being loi,tei to an
upper story, had fallen through the
traps, killing him instantly. Auxiously
Robert inquired il any one had been
sent 10 inform his wife, aud was tod
that tho book keeper had just gone
Robor: started for Allegheny City
whore the deceased hal resided, .;
the top Of his speed. The took-koepcr
was just ahead Of him, aud, and from
past experience, knowing the virtue
Of prompt action, and spprehondiuf
,ha, the clerk had desirns On he wid-
ow, hc ran for dear lie, SIDE ty side.
The race continued until they reached
Hand street bridge, when the clerk
was obliged 10 step to pay tha tolls
whilo Robert, conmu;er, rasscd
over without stopping. Reaching the
house Of the wiiow first. Ro5cr, TOD
the hcart.rendin- news, ani 10 the
same breath made proposal Of mar.
.riase. Ho was accepted, Trsc II
hor promise, after year o. mourning
she became his vito. A. al her hus.
bands had died wealthy, Rober. was
comfortably fixed after all. This case
is remarkable example Of wha; pluck
and perseverance will do for mac,
while ct the same time it teaches
lesson on the danger Of delay.