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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Work of Art for the State House.

We have had the pleasure of inspect
m@ - tine work of art Il marble bust of
the late G"N. Fairbanks, which is to he
placed in the state House at Momtpel-
Icr mrNt week. The bust is executed i'll
the highest style of art. from Italian
marble. 10y the eminent American sculp-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

VEGETISE.-When the blood becomes hfeless and
stagnant either from change of weather of
climate want of exercise, irregular diet or from
an other the NEGETISE will renew the blood
carry of the putrid huInors, cleanse the stomach
the whole body.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
The Theatre AS seen from Outside.

Ehtor IF CdiedOnjan In the general
statutes of Vermont, page H'l. sec. Ii.
there occurs the follOwin very wise
law: ''lt amy company of players or
persons whatever, shall exhibit amy
Tragedies. comedies. farccS. or other do
nestle pieces or compositions, or any
pantomimcS on other theatrical shows
whatever. i'll amy public theatre or else
where in this state for money on other
valuable thing az il reward for their
Ser\ ice and Labor therein. OF under col
or of gratuity therefor. each person ="
exhibiting shall forfeit and pay Il tine
not exceeding two hundred dollars.
And sec. II on the same page makes it
fine not exceeding fifty dollars for the
owner or occupier of any house or its
dependencies to suffer amy theatrical
performers to exhibit therein.
Yet there are not wanting i'll the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

SUICIDE OF BENrrLEEnEn You NJ
MAN. The body OF Nrlcnu y. Godfrey
Was found in the cemetery ut lilattlc-
h"r". h"ndaN morning. with Il pistol
shot through lhc heart and the revolver
lying near him ON the ground. His
ri"hI hand WIS >mnkcd 10y the powder
when the pistol WIS discharged. show
lnG that the act WAS committed 10y him
self. y" cause tor the deed is known.
He WIS IL Years old. and for the past
tW" months has been employed as clerk
in the Old liank at Brattlehoro. and
WAS highly esteemed 10y the officers of
the bank and 10y all his acquantancc>.-
Free Press
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

Use Natures Hair Restorative.
1t is the best
Contains nothing injurious.
Clear crystal.
No sediment filth
Does not stain the skin.
Elegantly perfumed.
RESTORES gray hair.
Prevents the hair from falling of
See advertisement. 1886
CastOria-a substitute for Castor Oils physc
which does not distress grippe but is sure To
operate when all other remedies have failed You
may confidently rely upon the Castoria i'll Stomach
Ache Constipation, Flatulcncy, Group, Worms,
Piles or deranged Liver. 1t contains neither Min
erals, Morphine Opium Alcohol but is purely
vegetable preparation. perte lily harmless, and
above all, pleasant to take. The Castnria snnthcs
and quietS the system, and produces natural; sleep.
II is wonderful thing to Issimilate the food of
children and prevent them from crying. \ b cent
bottle will do the work for family and save many
doctors bills. 32-36
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Sunday School Meeting.

The annual convention of Sunday
school Workers in Vermont. will he
held at SWaIlt"m. Tuesday and Wcdmc>-
day, October LIST and I'd. Miss Morris
of New York. Il successful Normal in
>tru"tUr. and DIR. Tnuri"c of boston. are
both expected. a> we'll H. many work
men in this and other States. The pro-
gram of exercises i out. and Includes
Monday evening Experience meeting
Tuesday morning Reports from state,
counties and towns: afternoon The
selection. preparation and cane of the
seed: evening Praise service. We'd
nr>da> Institute work. etc.
Each Evangelical sunday school i
invited To send Nv" delegates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Can il Be ?

1t the State Fair not the most re
mote aliu>ion to politics WAS made lay
Horace Greeley. and thus theme Was
moi the least excuse for Insulting hmm
hy lu.gin~ in cheers for Grant. Yet II
was done. and il j. said that Judge
Paddock. of It. Johm>hury. WAS the
man who led Oft. Can IL hc 1t seems
hardly possible that Il man standing AZ
he does. and protesting t" he II gentle
man. could 80 act the r"wdy. disgracing
himself. the town. and the State
.NontpcIjcr Irg"S.
Considering the fact that Judg" Pad
dock has been dead some fifteen or
twenty years. we admit with the .lrg"S
that the above rowdyi>h act ''>ccm>
hardly possible"
To those who knew Judge Paddock
in his life time. the charge of the -l'g"H
is most ridiculous. With the dignity
of Il judge of the supreme Court with
enough Solemmitv of manner for the
dcslcOnShip of three orthodox churches ;
with unas>uming modesty Us provcrbial
a. his good sense and mhlemlShed
character. he WAS the last man when
on earth to have created il disturbance
at an agricultural horse trot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

the man.
1t is understood that this meritoliouS
piece of statuary is presented to the
State 10y McSSrS. Horace and Franklin
executors of his estate
Gas Light.
We understand that all citizens who
contemplate putting gas into their
buildings this fall. should make imme-
diate application. as the season is so far
advanced the work must he pushed
with great dispatch.
Theft and Arrest.
\ man giving his name as VIM. Blake,
sold pair of buffalo robes to iloratio
Rankin of West Damvilr on sunday.
After the sale J. F. Laduccr discovered
the name of VIM. ID. Hooker on the
rohe> This looked suspicious. and on
looking the matter up, II WAS soon
found that Mr.. Hooker WAS their right
tul owner. Deputy sheriff Preston WAS
put upon the track. and after securing
DamNillc. Pcacham and Cabot for the
thief. he arrested him ut this place
Monday morning. Blake acknowledges
the theft. He is IL transient fellow
says he is from Ohio-had worked for
Mr.. Hooker at Pcacham for two months.
Blake WAS arraiymcd before Justice Ii.
:. Cook of Danvillc ON Monday. and
bound up to the county court III the
sum of ~:}O0: in default of which he
was committed to Jail in this place.
The Band Concert.
The following correspondence eX-
plains itself:
10 ". n. Hcrick, Esq, director and
members oj the 81. .JohnSbWry Coymct
BdHd:
We the undersigned. expressing the
sentiments of many citizens of 1t.
JuIm>bury. who enjoy the line music :"
often heard III our village. and apprc-
ciatc Your efforts i'll maintaining the
excellence of your organization desire
the privilege of showing i'll some >uita-
hlc manner our personal interest III
Your welfare and prosperity.
To this end allow It's IL tender. i'll
Your behalf. Il ''Bcnttit Concert. T."
take place at such time as may best suit
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
IS Sheep for Sale! ~

twenty yrarling CATTLE.
,,, GEO. CARR ID
'''e'i'iu' sept. - let2 31tf
John rAISEY'S ESTATE
- The subscribers hayino h..n .,,,;,,,t l.,
the Honorable Probate Court for the Distri,t ~
caledonia commissioners t" receive examine and
the estate of John 1aiS,.l late. nf t:rn;"i ~
said district deceased represented in-,Iyrnt and
the term of six months from the 2Ith ,lay of ,m,
lS12 being allowed by said Court to- thu. rr,iitnr,
said deceased, To exhibit and prove their resi- Stiy,
claims before Give notice. that We " III attend
I" the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house of William Taiscy i'll GrotOn. in said dis
trict. on the eth day of October and 2lst day Of
February next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ON
each ut said DAYS
JOHN ROBERTS
N36 JEFEERSON RENEREM itomm ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

DISPOSAL OF THE GENEVA AWARD. -
\ member of the joint high commission
and also Il member of the cabinet. SAYS
that the following will probably hc the
process of adjudication before the CLOSE
of Il wear from this time. The British
government i required To pay the nj
ted States the amount of the award
made on SATURDAY. nearly J,0W.Om;
this sum will 20 into the | mitcd States
treasury credited /" the fund for which
il l. paid. Congress at lis next session
will hc asked to lrgi>latr ;i~ to the man
ntr in whirh.tlI, money shall Toe paid
"ut Il commission will probably Ice auI-
thuriIcd 10y Congress to hc appointed
10y the president To examine and decide
all claims presented ton losses on ac-
count of the three ships named. and ON
she decision "t the commission the
claims will Ice paid 10y the treasury. At
ter all the claims have been paid, it is
expected that Il very large sum will re-
main. which will 9" into the treasury
Ia rc-imhur>, the government for its
EXPENSES in fitting ont navy Vessels for
the capture of the Privatrcr-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
CRANKY.

The sclrctmrn arr repairing the road
leading t" Guldhtll. \ IAN having
been raised ion that purp"~, at the an
mual March meeting.
\ maternal s"cirtl ia., been formed
10y the ladies OF tli~ town. and the,
northern part of Victory.
lhc Cong. church and >"cirt> arr
Now cmi"y in" the lahnl> of Rev. :. X.
Han. IL. d.. of Br"wuim%t"u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

he list "f premiums awarded on
artlclr- exhibited in Floral Hall. will
Ice found CA outside of this paper.
Noah l.. Stafford. White River Junction.
w.. i the Treasurer. and We suppose
he will pay the premiums on applira
tinu. although We have seen II" state
mrnt of where they could hr had but
have heard many enquiries.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
DRESS-MAKISG.

Ladies' desiring Dress Making and other Sewing
done promptly and well. will find Miss ROSA
LYNN at II. +. SIIOREYS Music Store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Victory.

Some days previous To Frrrmcn>
meeting. some of the Young fellows of
the place enjoyed themselves 10y hang
ing Isaac Il. Houston in rttigy. Mr..
lI"u>tnn has since arrested those sup
posed to hr engaged in the affair and
c..u>cd them t" civ, bail f"r appearance
at the next term of county court.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Ayers Sarsapariiia,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
j. +. LOCK. AUCTIuNEEE.

y nc,liciu" that cures
H. 4 real public blessing
AYERS ~NK~APARIII.A
makes positive cure 81 a
series "i complaints.
which arr ALWAYS affiict
Ing and too often fatal
IL puritiv- the blood
pur4r~ ont the lurking
banners in the system
" hich undcrmIn, health
and settle into trouble,
some disorders Erup,
tinus of the skin arr the
appearance on the sur
Ii l. .l1.I firm, fb,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

intention of committing suicide by
hanging and afterwards thought to use
the knife and as that was not speedy
enough he used the sheet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-05
3. GDngre6bcstrf.
Stimmt fir Greelep uub O'Srien.
Sic Nfcrpefeuebe.
geIIere 4usii6ten. MenidIiae 3u9frdfte. Sbeursr
transport. StraE Ell. @inDDe.

geTere 4usii6ten. Menidlide 3u9trdfte. Sbeursr
transport. straBer.ginDOe.
9as @etter Der letten beioen Sage mar
ben tranfen Sbieren iebr 9iinltig, iooaB f
aInlalig anfan9enr wieoer 81 &rdften 5u
fomtnen.
SIM @ansen mDgen mebr, benin 5rpet Grit
tel aQer 8fsrDe IN unierer StaOt mebr ODER
meniaer al Der epidemic lstoen, iooaB es in
nnieren JOINT BON 6nbrperfen auer art be-
lebteu SauptuerfsbrsHraBen ie5t auBerlt ftil
3uaeht; oaS @etlln9el nabenber gabnmag=
QonS lit perliummt; ba8 mebr ODER mtnber
gerGuihnoue SoriiberroQen BON Sarren ,6teQ.
muqeu unb Sutlfen lift uiht mebr pernebnls
bar, llnp ipeuu nidt Die ge0f1eten 2Goen uno
Die in qeitdftlgem @ifer li6 an chamber
uoriiberordn9enoen @eldditsleute uno auf
@lnfaufStouren begriffenen Samen, beren
3a6l itb beOeuteno Uermebren DiirOe, menn
Der ySobunn" oa b'rauBen an @harle5rraBeu=
4uenue ODER oa oben am Niount Sernorz
Ylace n1r 9eiunre Noiie bdtte, Tim anlpaunen
III t0uneu, etmaS 2ebeu in Die @tu0oe brdd)s
ten, 10 miiroe Sobtentiqe berrl6en.
@etern belt eS idwer, gum @aaren>
transporte 6ubrmerfe Su befommeu, u1to
mem Dies glitdte, Der muBte I6mer oafir be=
sablen. 90 bcginnt iif) Der Munge( an 3u9z
trait i'm SanDel uno g8anoel fiiblbar Sl
mad)eu lluo Der Mertb be8 oft miBbanhelteu
eoeln SbiereS erft hrs redte Qift 81 itclen.
Die SanofGrrner unb Sober, Der nod 2obll=
iuhren nit Yferoen Su tbun i'm Stanoe lit,
baben iett golpeue @rnbtc. Sbne i6uer gu
arbeltelt, fDnnen Die @rltereu $40 tGglih nit
Softer uuo Badet=Srausport ueroieuen, unb
inter $40 bis SIS 1T fein MObelwa9en aui
6 Stunben Ill baben.
Wtand' ieltidme Scene idafft Der gfsroe-
mangel! @eitern 5os Die 6~eusrwebr ielbit
hire pier Sprlsen mad Der Sranbftdtte oil
&elt= 6apetteltr. Ofil9ieute unO Bidder font
men nit Sunbegelpannen augeiabreu ODER
idieben lelbit ibren Slpelraoerigen &arren Dor
iiA ber.
@lei6 Der Baltimore Ohio SabngeIel-
idait," beren transport bon 3iigen Durdl
Oampffraft pom @amOenfiraBer= nah benz
YreiipeutitraBen<8 abnbofe inter poli5eilifer
Aufiht our Serbitung bon lln9liifsfdllen
geidiebt, bat aud Die uN0rOli6e Central
Sabncompagnte" sum @iitertransporte Ourd)
Monumerts uro @anallrabe nltttelt 2ofc@
motiuen 9reiieu miiiien.
ygoamS' grpreB @ompaglie" berri9tet
ibre @elddfte, Obidou fe bei'm @iitertrans-
porte auf maude S4pisrigteit it6Bt, nod in
gswS1nlider 8eiie. Die swii9en Song
@reen in Baltimore . County uub Baltimors
fabreltoe Sournaliere bat ibre Souren %einitelI
len miiiien. Die bieiisen asenten Der gSbee-
lsr>@,ion'{9en Nabnai9tnen.9 ~ompasnie,
So. Yeterion & Carpenter, baben ibre
iammtllten Staotpieroe, Is an Der i3abl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-05
4. @on9reBbejlrt.
Stinmt fir @rceleD uno Smanu
SfuS tSumhcr1duSA
(spe3iaIsg orreiponoenj res pGorreIponoerttr.")
Gum berIQub, M0.1 4. QI0p.

Sp1lllfSO III llpNpNH0 - w
Sum berIauo, No. 4. gtoo.
Sier bilOst iebt bic Yolitit ben ~aQetntgen
@e9enIano be8 Sage89eiprdhe8. Sb9leld
Die Yftroeleude and bel ms leBt 9%ralltrt, 70
iprid)t mau in Cumberland bod luentgcr Daz
Don, ais in 9r0Beren Stdoten. Die Sa9es=
fraae lit bier: User miro unier nGfIter Rez
prQientant I'M @ongreiie iein! Capt. Sobn
Iitdie ODER glopo SoipuOes?" Die 6aottaz
len, mel4e iid) i'm 5mciielbaften @lan3e Der
Corruption iouuen, molen alcrbtu38 nttt
3uQcbsu, oaB iie cine ytieOerla9e Su erlpartell
babeu, obgleid es jeet auBer alem i3wetiel
ltebt, oaB Capt. 9iithie NIT feirer gertn9ere1l
WlaiorttQt alS 800, nabrldetultb aber NIT
1000 Stimmenmebrbett iie9en mlro. Sn
@aibiugtou. @ountp wirO Die MajOrttdt me-
niQiler8 500, in @orrouz&ountp 25O betra'
Qea; mas jeOoA 6reoerids@ountD anbetrtht,
10 merben mir bier i1nati4 cine Stlnmens
mebrbeit erlangen, Oa itd) III Olelem County
list our 81 oiele, aus Nalbtn9to1 I'M
@eorgetoipn intportirte Ne9er befinoen. ST
Sleganpz county oagegen lit Capt. Rltbte'a
Siidti9teit uno lein %ret1er, ehrltdler @barat'
ter aQ9euein befannt, unS menn aud ol'
3abl Der @cgner feline gertn9er i%onoern eIn'
3ieulllh bcoeIten6e 1T, 10 ilno mir bod liber.
3eugt, bag mir in Aleganpza ountp NIT 25C
Stimmen Majoritdt ben Sle9 errln9en lper
ben.
Die neuc 8aptiIten,Sir6e 5uiSarton wurO
an 81. purigen Ntonat8 inter entipredcnOel
Seierli6teiten eirgeweibt. 6elreoen pHr0cl
gebalteu bon Den @6rp. S. Nellon, u
Sauid uno $. 6arrl8. II.
Heg= User oas 2anO Dor Oenl purttantldel
0mde idIiiten ulto oas Seinige O06u brel
ira gen miQ, ouB Die bOben @runoiate poIttl
iAef, ~ioSialtr uHoi reltsi0ier 3olsran5 al
rs6t glbalten uCrreu, betenfe, oaB 81
berrihenoe Mtoht burf ibre Sr9arer noral
Sarper'5 ygSsetlp," ieit Sobren ben boiel
@sil Der &eriolgung gendbrt bat. Stlnm
beute iiir 9reeleD, Brown uno teoemotratt
iden @ougreB-G onbioaten!
4. @ongreBbeSirf.
Stimmt fir @rGeleD uno Stpatn !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-05

uuf Der Sronfenlife; hire lluteragenten III ben
Counties Sarforo unb Baltimore meloen bic
Dientuufdbi9teit zines Srittels ihrer Bfsroe.
Die McSlintod'it @rpreB : @ompagnte,
uelfe Is Yieree thierdr;tliher Sehanblun9
iiberaeber, bat lire Shati9teit iuspenoUt.
Wtehrere Sdue bon t5otlitem' 4l59auge
Der Seude meroen beridltet; 10 bat Gail Nes
Der elm perthuoQss 5hisr eingebiBt; 9.Srot
in 9tr. 50, SultoniruBe, eineS I'M @erthe
pom 800, Niidlael Dturpbp III DIR. 81, Ster=
%rettltr., Elm nui Sl25 tarirtes BierO, Soiepb
Sramer am SllBe Der Sbarpitr. elm 8ierO;
@ruit 8anoal in 9tr. 1872, Sattergz Ioenue,
unO 9eorQ Srei8 III Scr. 30, @amoenltraBer
ie zines I'M gSsrtbe BON $500; Setter 0Ogle
auf Der Gde Der 8arre> uno @arneritraBe,
&ourao Gippel in 9tr. 1913, Solumbtaitr.,
Salenttu 8raute in SIR. 259, Glib : Bacas
StraBe, uno 3iGiab @arOner on @amoenltr.
le zines.
0eue Grfranfuusen mclOen oil: .. 4l'
ouion in 9tr. 231, @eits 6remontItr., 3; So
mes g.. Sa9srt1, Yrdiioent Der vSitrgerz
Yfer0ebabn 8siellihaft," III 9tr. 301, Yam
ualeIr., 3; s. &beelurigbt in gtr. 309, DID
oiion AUenue, .; Sarl1e5 u. @arp III gtr.
222, 2iuoeu 4ptnue (Saroenfr. }, 4; Nrau
SQDQr0 pQlIeLIuH III III. oo1f SNlulo~ PIuNSt
3; SOiepb S9arii in SIR. 328, O~taoiionzNo.,
3; 5ruu ISM. g. Mc@ormid in gtr. 392,
Gutam=Flace, 3; @m. Sterling in SIR. 1856,
Uiaoiions Au., 2; Diojor Cham in gtr. 584,
@utaruz Blace, 2; SObann Gtieit in Or. 3O7,
@rOBtr., 7; i'm 5orte Mtc6enrp ,; %. Dtiil=
ler oil 9oclit Yoiut 4; Nuguit 6. 9artun9
an SuuItr., nabe Sort : au.. 2; Better Dturs
PIN in SIR. "A, Sabertitr., 3; 8. g. en-.
mington AMI gocuItsBOlnt 2; SEQ. W. 8art2
in DIR. 1927, gSiliamitr., 2; Samuel @altGl
an @ittiug8itr. /; Gbarle8 Sarle IN !tr. 2O4
Glib barpir., |; 8iIbelm Huloel IN Nr,
81, Gamoenitr., l; Der ShmarSe Perrg Ree(
in gir. 129, 6iuitr., . YterDe; Ierner Y
Splan auf Scout Yoint l NM 9ebriOe,
Coates ,@al5wertazS eiiter ebenOort, 3 OtauI
there. Nou Den am Suunei Der Baltimore
Botomac- 8abu" perpetbeten 3u9t1leren uni
80 Bferoe mo 25 Wiaultbiere inOaIio.
BGg Man hat oeyiudt, in Der II. SSar.
iolhe Denofratlihe 3ettel nit bem gtame1
OeS @m. 8. gilbert ais @on9reB. Gambia
III psrtbeiler. YaBt auf, uuo ittmmt fir tei
nen .3ettel, aut Dem ntdt &m. lterrid'
Shame iteht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-05

tioueu, ME tie Die gOrfe1uuseu bieier 8Ode
aus3eidnen, Benefit uuf'5 gteue, baB Sberi It
Sinu teiue Soften ideut, menu e5 gilt, bic
llnterbaltungeu fir ieine Skinner 10 angie,
beno, ols mGglitI, su MAIDEN. Ridt wsntz
ger, ais IS meme ,Sterne" aus europa 9ldu-
Sen auf Der Siibue: Die WattbenS Idle Sruppe
aus 10 Barioneu bsItebeub, Oarunter Der be-
riibmte @rthur GregOrp aus 2oubOn; @gnts
nalttter, Sdu3er uno Shauipieler; Die
3ittela'ide Grippe uuo Die @ebriicer Sarz
reQa, Sdussr, Atrobaten uno SrG;ttiinltler ;
ferner Die reiSeuOe Sdnierln SRI. @errito nit
bliti1ueQsm GoGiimpe6iel, uuo Sri. Battt
9ioia, cine burd S60nheit uuo @emitth I'm
@eiange gleif gllnseuoe0a Dame. Gum Sdlulle
miro OaS S4auipiel: per Ntietb83tnsta9"
aufgeiiihrt.
Itittmoa unt 6reitag IbenO iitgorteuuu9
fir 9ameu, 9ieuitag8 uno SOnnabenOS
9fn1m 1ittau iiir 5Samilteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-05
OefeQfd,aft FIR Die Serbiituna BON
(SraufdmFcit ococu Shterc.

9ieie @eieQihait bat ibr Ns3ept fir Die
Wiituug Der Yieroepulper fir Die Serhiitung
Der Yfer6eiende bel 6ru. 4oam 3. @OSm0n,
gfe Der Baltimore uuo 9apitraBe, nieoerJe-
leat, poielbft man Die Yhluer befommen
lam. 9iIie Butuer wcrbeu bon Den 9erran
Der @eieui6aft, wtlfe ite empieblen, ais iebr
mertbuou bGtradtet. Die @eelihoit eul'
pfiebit aut 8romOsG 6lOrclum ais Elm Suit
reiniqunQ5mtttel. (264-)
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SbcoSOr Shomd8.

Montao, tenII. WOUembcr. Dir0 8bcOOor ISbOmas
nit icircr urubertreiiltfen Gapcle in Baltimore ans
fOmmen, UNI inn 5ort'i6en Spcrnbauie pier 6onjerte
iu ocben. 3beoOor SbOm0s lit in uuiersr Staot en
itets 9erne geiebcner Galt uno pire obne sSpelIel aud
oieies Wtai lpietcr Die warnritc Nufnabme iinocn. QRas
bic Q~eiituu9en lciner 6apcue anbetriilt. 10 itcben otelel.
ben bier nod in gutem Inoenten; Sober, Der blsbet Ses
legenbett bate, Ten al0ugen OteiCr 6apcI c ju lauibsn,
min ben @euuB, ben ibm bic 2ebtcre berCitet bat, me-
mails ~ucr9cTeu umo tets bic Gcle8enbctt, Die @apelle
Quf 5 gteue iu bOrCr, nit SrCuoen ergrcifen. 9as aus
oeieibuete Grdeiter miro Oieies Itul nt6t, wie es frn.
her Der faIl mar, pan elmer Yiantlttn, lonoern BON
eiuem iunoeu amer itanii6eu 5nOrilten, Srn. Geo. 4.
Csaooc, bent Elm bCoeutcnoer Guf UOrGngebt, be8lettet,
Ser 8ertauf Der Ylllee IUr ]relCrOirtc Stbe imlnt am
Mittpod, rem Is. gtooember, in WtCGa1rep's MtulIta.
lienbanoIung lcincu Anfan8
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Sn9b SinDn
8 pfzW 0rz8 c.
@de Der 0ertb> unb Mouumentfrass,

CUE Der gfertbs lln0 Wt0fultlelttfr1Be,
emporium Don unb Sdnbler NIT
frela0em Ilnb siageimiiGem Warmae,
BOT iest einsn sroBen uno sutzafortirten gouatb bon
sedmiusG5 eiImfsnS Gfonuinenten, Srahfsines.
Statue'n, Safen II. {. 10. an 5arb.
Do i'd cine sroBeDiitble mad ben ipdtefen ruo befe
Btane eebaut babe, 10 bin i'd Jest i'm Stanbe, be
SdnbIern, EiIdferu unh anberen Ntarmor in Blatten
auf 8eitcluns in Der ~tiir3efien 3eit unb gu ben biaiss
fen Nreiien gu I~ieiern.
a- SIN obiseH GtabIiffensnt tstro Deutfds &C.
pro6en. C7S-l
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gg Sd piinIhe, fir Or. SaDnc's
nprtreffLtd1e MieSi;tn, ods Srnttlos

femittcl (Expectorant) 3eugltB ab5uie9elt.
Mebr, oeuH 5pei Sabre, wurce id BON Gnaz
briijti3teit gepla9t, uuo legter 9erblt mo
g8iuter wurOe e5 nit mir 10 idllmnl, oaB Id,
obue mid gum NuSrubeu uicOtr5uiesc1, feline
;uau3iq 5(utben $50 @qcn) weit III gehen
oermodte, nod ir9enO etue Arbeit perritten
touute. 6adte i'd iiini Ntinuten lang elirtg
6ol;, 10 i~tiir3te id aus Dtan8el all 4tbem
nieocr, 10 ieit hattie oie&routbeit mid 9epaft.
@uol1d lieB i6 ntit oaju bereoen, oaS Expec-
torant 5u uerinAeH, mo uerItafte mir pom
oeu 90. 6apleg K @tihel oabler cine 6la@
ite, Die i'd 81 9cbraudlcu anitug. Dad Dem
@ebruude pom pier NlaI6en bin td Ieet ME
Ser fGbig, in einem Sage ioutel 81 %arbeltel1,
ME irgenO etrer meiner Na4burn, unO meth
2eiCeu lift 9dnSlid ueridwunOen. SD en-
pfeble Daber ScOem, Der nit Altbmo 9cpla9t
lit, oicics Expectorant BON gauScm 9erieu.
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Gr. Is. SoTmunn

label ieiue 8reunoe unO S~etauuten Elm, Don't
neritag, ben I. gtopember, mad Der "Snrner-
6aue," gfr. "a, &eit,B Baltimore StroBe, 81
fommen, no er tie nit ciuer O%elitaten DieBel=
Suppe bon 6 bis 9 ubr belplItbeu miro. -
Ibeuo5 ftnbet eiH 9eutiitbliheS San8tran5'
dhPu itatt.
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pep 9as arose Saar=@ r;euounas-

Nitttcl. = SaarDl mo Yomaoe bobcn it'd
uberlebt. Gle geb0rsn Der idmeridutgcnSera
qangeubeit an. QSer Die Ghenie be5 0aareS
llno bic Ybiloiopbie ieine5 BatstbumS per
itebt, Oentt hQrall, leue 5u aebrauten. Statt
OieBoreu b%cr&opf6aut NIT oiderS al6e Su Der
t~leiitern uuo oaourt bic uumertlttc Qusz
biinitnn9, ipelde iiir bic @eiun0beit berSaar'
faier unentbehrlit ilt,lu bemme1, itarfeu mir
lest 0le Sberfl1he oe8 SopieS NIT einem tr0f=
ti9er Mittel, Oa8 bis Su ben SaarnurSeln
briugt uuo ic alf Die ndulltten 8elle all
regt, ME Die iiber ben Uieienplan aus g%eltreuten
0iiugnlittel bie0ra5lpurSclu aure9en Il. Wtp'
riaoen uou @rasbulcuell, melde Die @roe nit
Sommetgriiu bethlehem, beyuCrSaubern. 0a8
gu bieiem j3mede geei9netite Sraftigun9Smtt-
t.l III 4Uon's vSatbatrcn." SIS bari
nit Rcdt Der 9 efru6ter oe8 Saup-
ties geuonnt merOeu. Der trOdenen uns
iru6tbareu &opibaut 9ibt eS tretbeaoe Oa8
8QASthum i0rocrHoe Strait. @enu 0re SPARE
ausfauea oOcr pertrofuen mo oermalteu, 10
tbut e5 pemS oerSYmeltung8 BrOieiie
@inbalt. 9Q8 6aar miro ourd) oeS y2athat=
ron'8" er5cu JeuOI 8bdtrgteit qlinSeno uaO 9e'
ihmeioi0 III. al85Oilctten> BrGparat III IS nod
Don feincml bl8bsr auf BEN &OilettentIld Der
Dtooeoame prau9enoeu credit morOen.