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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
Bad Air VS.. Religion.

Many farmer and houSekceper Won
derS why 1t is that they must needs
take Il nap every Sunday in sermon
time. When the parson gets comtorta:
bly, into the second or third head of his
discourse. and his congregation have
settled into the easiest position To listen.
gentle sleep begins to steal over their
faculties. and the good man is SurpriS-
eel ut finding his argument less cogemt
than it seemed when prepared i'll the
solitude of his study. At home the bu-
~ matron never thinks of mapping at
eleven o'clock in the morning. and the
man of business would consider his san
ity or common-Scm>c sadly called i'll
question should Il friend propose Il half
hours nap at that hour of the day.
Nevertheless they both sleep like kit
tens. i'll their pcWS. and logic. rhetoric.
cloqucnce. are alike wasted i'll the vain
attempt to rouse their sluggish souls
The question of the poet. 81 often sung
in our assemblies.
My drnw-y powers why sleep We 50
Is exactly in point. and We propose It's
an answer. 'BccalI>c we are all breath
ing carhomic acid gas deadly poison
hccauSc the sexton didn't let the fou
air of last Sundays congregation out o
the d".'l> anu "lil'i"WS' ana the FRESH
pure air of heaven in
l.""h i"nil" 1T 'lc ''''iIen'f' iilit It
\eil>ii NUS, on 'iie FACE iHh neat IL
"''N'"' ne ,""H ",,'''i''S "'Ti '"'i'
her nose and checks like Il scarlet rose
l. NOT To-" NdIhl' l"I inc 'htIlil"lilttt'
d"eHh l stand over I" degrees; >he Is
parIlali\ >uiinca,e" Nhll sue wants Is
iIc>n an ne mar" M"IN''S '''''''''i''
"i la'''''l u"'Sn H'crP '"'H"H' "'
W"''ii'" Win SIGN ciii'" ''>' 'iSi'i "''
SIMPLY l"i WANT ol Oxygen l" Keel
the flame "1 intellectual ana ph\>ira
activity brightly burning.
\oh"tN can Use on the wings of faltl
III Il poisonous atmosphere. oxygen an'
religion cannot he separated III thlS I'm
righteous manner. We cannot I'VE II
conformity t" spiritual laws while II
open VIOLATION "l 'hc ph\Si'al.
Is your sexton man "i intelligence
SUiilrlcnt I" understand the n"cc>>ltN
OF ample ventilation Does he Know
that every human beng NItlalc>. ut til,
least estimate. t"ur cubic feet of air rN
/ cry minute l.iuurr when the runnrr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
obstinacy Overcome in a Horse.

\ gentleman related in my presence
Il little incident. which | give a. heard
it
\ wagon WAS passing heavily Laden
with states the horse stopped. refusing
to he urged OF c.Iiolcd int" starting. OF
course. | expected. H. usual to see the
driver u>, his whip. or perhaps his
heavy boot, with an accompaniment OF
shouts and oaths. to remind the animal
of his neglect of duty. He Went to the
wagon and commenced flmhliu% III its
depths. Now. Thought |, that poor
animal will receive Il most tremendous
beating: and waited the i>~ur with
hatcd breath But instead al the heavy
stroke which ! anticipated. he drew ont
an old wooden bucket. the. outside coy -
cred with meal. the remains "i former
lunches. ran along the road for some
distance before the horse, and set 1t
down. The animal. true to his III
Stimct-. forgetting his former "h-tnamcN
and hin~ hurried towards the we'll
remembered rcccpticlc of former enjoy -
InrntS. and the battle l. won 10y little
quiet management. saving pam amt
trouble, tur both man and beast.
Now. Thought |. a. | went on my way
rejoicing. here i Il lesson for educators.
Don't drive and push and swear and
scold. but accomplish Your object,
whether il Ice with child az dumb ami
nal. h\ means of incentive To the per
Torrance of duty. which shall recall
pleasures past. Or he an earnest of JOYS
To- come Cor. 'O"r DHmb .lnim"iS.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATr,,.
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOI OF pNTI.>.,

F"T HrenfjonS. I"t" H1rL. u, II.
No ~ State Street opposite Kill, ,rr,.-
Mass.
After IN "Ntru>iy" PiHoti"" ct uJ,, .trd. ..
Wears continues Ia secure patents .l o..
STATES ais" III Great britain. France. .rr.,.
ri-n countries. YEATS. -I,''.r'l,lf .u.-
i@nmrni~. and all papers ur draw Eu-.- t..
executed on hhrra terms. and with .,I.......
searches made into American ~ i,l,.. .,.
determine tn" validity "r utility Of i..... .-
Nrntiun~-:Ind LEGAL 81 other advice. r,..
matters touching Tn" -Imr. Copies of OIL.
any patent furnished by r.miii.u. ..
mcntS recorded al Washington. '-
TE>IIMo NIAL-
Il regard Mr. Eddy H. ON, 81 The rrI,.-.
and capable practitioners with whom
official intercourse. tHiS. MASON
Commission. ... 81.
Il have II" hesitation in a~~uIiu- r...
they cannot employ person mon. ,..,..
Trustworthy. and m"rc capable. OF Do.
applications ii u form tn secure ton rt,r.
and favorable consideration .il the r,.-.....
EDMUND EUEKE Late ,"Iri.--.....
tents.
Mr.. L. II. Eddy has made tor lu,. . ....
"u all hut ON" ri " hich patents hit,. ....
and that H. NOW pending. >H,h .r... 81
pruut ut great talent and ability uf. I.-
me 10 recommend all inventions in ful..
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cases. and at very reasonable cIII-,~
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

NEW MONEY ORDER REGULATIONS
On and after the 18th of July money
orders for sums not exceeding so can
he obtained for five cents; between
$40 and so, ten cents, and all Sums
above at the same rate as before.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
DENJAMIN EICKFOED'S ESTATE

ID STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
In Probate Court. held al the lr"iat" Otir'. IN
St .J"hnShury in said district the eth day {"
july. \. u. l-5.
Henry Walker administrator of the c~tai' "t
BENJAMIN Bickfurd late of Pc;icham. IN said Dis
trcf deceased. presents his administration az
count for examination and allowance. and mak">
application for Il decree nf distribution and parlI
tion of the. estate of said deceased.
Whrrrupun il il ordered 10y said CONT. that said
account and said application IL. referred I" Il So
sion OF said To h, held al the probate "c' III
said 81 .IoliI~hurv th,. l~t day of august. \. II
i-12 for hearing and decision thereon \ud II j.
her ordered that notice Lee given /" all PrI-n-
Interested by publication of TIN, ~am' three. weeks
successfully IN the Calrd"nian It newspaper pub
li~IIrd -. .IuhuSburN previous Ia said 'm- :Ir
pointed for hearing. that they may appear at said
iimr and place. and show c;iil~. il they may
have. why said account should not Ice. allowed
and such decree. made.
i;V th. Court. Attest.
asa l.. FEENt n. Jude. ct Probate
trIu,. copy OF record \tt,~t.
2fsi N~N l.. FEF\t' n. jude. "t Probate,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
OF 4 X FIR BlTTER>.
A Great Medical Discovery.

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Loss "i arp"tIi" cured Icy ithlu- a lew h"ttl'~.
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i' '' '- '
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FIl.' i''I NJ anu 81!
I',,,," '''"N "\ following the directions e" IN"
'''''-
>h,pticII
least ,IiGirIII[ r,r,,nI. ,ntr,.iin, fr,r rI,, ,r
W"rm dfrniri,., are more. I,I,.,rt Than II. ,,..r
ally supposed in Tin, yuun. and rhry viii lind TN,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
New Object for Premiums.

At the request of the Massachusetts
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty I"
Animals" i section has been assigned
to them in which /" exhibit articles de
Siru,d tn lessen the suffering of am
mails.
B\ arrangement. that S"cirt! offers.
through the New England Agricultural
society. the following prizes:
No. |. For the best c>>a, on
Strengthening cattle and 9th
81 animals. >Io WI
No = For the best ESSAY on
the value of insect eating
birds. 80 n
No. 3. For the best wagon or
cart halur~. fnl horses. 80 90
For the. next best. so 90
40. l. For the best harness tol
oxen a. II substitute tor The
woke. ID 90
En,. tL,. u,xt L.st 80 UO
No. ). F"rthc best breast plat"
for horses. H. u" W.
For the next best. SIu u"
No. Il. For the best hit. ID W.
For the next hest. -" wv
No. :. FoI the, best and cheap
est blanket t"r horses. 10 W'
For the, next best. >lo wv
No. :. For the best hnI~c-shor>
fnr winter and summer. SD %
Far fh, next best. so 90
Nn9 For the best coop t"r
transporting fowls. -" W.
For the next best. 80 M
No. 10. Fnrthr best bird house
for trees and buildings. SD W'
For the next best. so OU
A. the main purpose of the society Is
to prevent the suffering of animals. the
prize, will hr awarded fnr th">'' articles
which exhibit the greatest improvement
upon the present methods. ~ I" 'ht
comfort of the animal. the least cost
being duly considered.
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Gstafrs.
OWN \ EASTMAN'S ESTATE

J,DWIN \. EASTMAN'S ESTATE.
Il STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
In Probate Court held AT the Probate Office il
St .IuhnSbury in said district, on the 18th day I"
July. \. ID. lS1!.
Eleanor f. Eastman administrators upon TIA,
ESTATE, of Edwin y. Eastman. late of sutton III sac
district deceased presents his administration ic
count for examination and allowance. ana max
application for decree, of distribution and partition
at the estate, of said deceased.
Whrrrupun il il ordered 10y said court. that S:il'
account and said application bc referred t"a session
al said court t" be held at the probate Office II
ST bloomsbury. the 9th day OF Aug. y. - l-'2 Il"
hearing and decision thereon And II l. iufthtl
ordered. that notice hereof br given nHll person.
Interested by publication of the saTuc thrc" week
snccrsSivcly in the Calrdnnian a newspaper pub
lShed al -. Johnshury. previous 10 said time ap
pointed for hearing. that they may appear al saio
time and place. and show cause. if any they may
have why said account should IL. allowed. and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
\ true copy of record. Attest.
25-21 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge at Probate.
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.xcrtion for few minutes. unstrings
him perhapS all day. An old horse
driven at the top of his speed for few
miles. >poils the days journey. When
once made sore or strained. the result
i, stiffness the next day. The old horse
should not haul his load to town and
then he forced to trOt back. 1t does
not iniure him as much to do heavy
work with slow motion. az To do light
Jobs at the fast gait.
Again. the old horse requires more
time to eat his meals and rest his nerves.
OF all animals. the old horse Is the
worst abused Although he has been
our most faithful and profitable servant,
Vet in his old age the lash is applied to
force ont his youthful vIg"r. ne nlder
he grows the more he feels the lash.
He is often turned out OF doors 10 give
ul,cc To the colts. Too often the neg
irct and ahIlS, he is subjected To. he
c;,I>r he j. Il little old. results III Il
greater loss than i made up i'll the care
of rh, Young horse. The last part of Il
horses iIit MAY he more profitable. If
rightly used. than the first part. There
j. more comfort and less danger in
working old horses. We understand
them and they understand us: and we
should he willing to conform to their
nature. as they are to conform To our
wishes. 1t would he more humane as
well ~ more profitable. to use them as
they should Ice. a> long a. it would pay.
and then take them out and shoot them
down. But the wicked practice Is to
knock them about aS much as they Will
bear to pay well. and then trade them
of to some more inhumane wretch than
themselves. The old servant Is gone
among strangers. and he receives II"
sympathy in his last extremity.
We do not blush to say that Il man
/ who has enjoyed the profits and pleas
urc> of Il good horse. a. long a> he WAS
profitable. and then shnyeS him oil
anon" imhuman Jockeys. i> an imhuman.
trcachrrolIS. and suspicious friend. The
!nam who does 81 without regard to how
the horse may Ice cared for. is. in my
estimation. of Il suspicious character
and never see horses abused 50 a> to
excite pity. hut my sNmpathirS are di-
/ rcctcd to The mans wife and children
also. if he has them. DhiO Farmer.
\ PRETTY WAY TO TRAIN \ FUCH>IN.
w hen Il slip has grown seven "r eight
inches high. nip ont the top down Ia
the next set of leaves; it Will then
throw ont branches on each side. Let
these grow eight "r ten inches. then niI
ont a> before the tops of each branch
/ when grown the same height a. the
others. then nip out again: then pro
cure IL stick the size of Your finger,
eighteen inches in length, take hoop
skirt wire. Irvine back and forth alter
matrll through holes made in the stick
equal distances apart. place this firmly
in the pot back of the plant. lie tn,
branches /" it. and You will have. when
in flower. Il beautiful and graceful plant.
f lla> ing one trained IN that way last
>c;i>"n. il WAS the admiration of all " he
saw it. Small FiHH Hrcor,ifr.
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The Stallion, George Rogers,

III Stdhd Ion IN" season of l-1 at II. NJ Wicock :
stable. al the lr"tting CourS, in ST .IoIrn,hurv
Drew from Long Island and was sired by Eyslyk +,
liamhrt"nian, and tn, dam. a Messenger mar.
from Bath. III the State of Maine. He is wears
OLD; a me" chestnut color. weighs about 900 lbs
and can step fast for young horse. Terms SIS to
warrant and $40 for the season.
- PAT MCGUYER \ gent
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House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Mors,. place consisting ot tw"st"ry
house. and nut-huildin.S and about Ii acres al
land. situated i'll the village OF II. luhnshury "n
l. offered for sale. There l. good SIr1n- water
ruunin. to both huI~, and barn. MI the Land l.
about the buildings. level accessible easily work
ed and in 1 GOOD state al cultivation.
The place Is desirable for any on" VIII" wants Il
small place i'll quiet village. rnrnt tu church
e. and schools. ~ the trains run. scholars can
attend the -. bloomsbury Academy. the High
school the Plain, from this village" and board nj
home
For particulars. enquire Of &. VI. STONE al this
nt,ir. ar an thu. lr,.rui-,S -.itf
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as E8or Sale.
Farm for Sale +!

TIN, subscriber offers his farm. containing about
Three, Hundred Acres. for sale. said farm j.
well watrrcd has an excellent apple and Nv" sugar
orchards and cuts yearly a heavy burden "i hay.
HENRY ROSS
w,t.rf,,rd lime III I-1I e9tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

GRABBING SEATS IL THE CARS. OF
this rude and laWlc>> practice the New
York Times sharply SAYS:
The disposition of many travellers ON
railroad trains to grail" all the seats
they Gan is Il serious nuisance. We lie
fer t" the practice of m"n"p"llzim&
twice. and III some ca>eS -four times a.
! many seats as one passenger pays for.
To say that this practice. when ear
ricd To the extent which We often see.
is Selti>mnes>, is altogether too mild Il
term tor it. 1t deserves, in multitude>
of cases. no better name than down
right dishonesty. For man and his
wife. when other passengers are going
from ear To ear looking for accommodate
tionS. t" tuIm the back of ii seat and
put IA couple of Nalisc> in such Il posi-
ti"n a> to give the idea that they he
long To persons VIII" have taken the
places. and will he back in few min
utc>. Is without amy figure of speech. :,
fraud. of which respectable people
ought to he ashamed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
LEGAL BLANKS.
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLE

The subscriber has bought tn" Prescott stable.
III rear "t the ~. .I"ln-bury House. which has
been newly fitted up and GOOD assortment uf new
Horses. Harnesses and Carriages al all kinds from
Il Saddle t" a Nli"r~' t"ach. HORSES bought and
sold. Harnesses. Carriages Express WAGON, and
Cart Horses tnT sale. second handed and new and
ic.lmin. i"hhng don" time al r,.t,nunbl,.
prIc,.~. JkIskN DREW
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

CHOLERA lNFANrIM. Anxious par
entS who contemplate with alarm the
immense mortality AT present prevalent
i'll all "ur cities among children. should
give attention to some very simple di-
rcctions for the prevention of cholera
intantum. Just published 10y PlIiladcl-
phia physician. The three CAUSES of
the disease. as he states them. are the
heightened TEN craturc, iniudiciou>
feeding. and the influence of the water
provided in cities for drinking purposes.
This latter he deems the most important
and prolific cause of the disease The
first direction Is to keep the child cool.
accomplishing this 10y frequent bathing
III water cooler than the atmosphere
The refreshing effect of Il prutracted
bath of this kind will last several hours.
after which it should he repeated. AS
to diet. the most important article of
food is milk. and this should he ;l$ fresh
as can he obtained. All water given
To infants for drink should first he boil
ed. and then carefully poured off from
the top, bottled and kept on ice. Some
times Il few drops of lemon juice and Il
very little sugar should he added. OF
the water thus prepared the child may
drink freely, guarding only against too
large quantities at one time. These iii
rcctions have in them the element of
common Srn>e. and will commend them
selves To the attention of parents. Were
these precautionary measures to he gen
orally adhered to. there Is little doubt
that the deaths from this disease would
he much fewer.
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PILES AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS


Warranted t" Afford Relief. :
,irt a kidney Wort Circular whrr, medicines
kept. OF. IT requested. mailed /" Your addlr~~ Icy
the kpNEl WoEI Co.. II. Nlhau~. VI. 81 g. &.
IiuuHwIN \ Co. Wh"l,~silr AGENTS. I.r~t"I II
furnishes reliable testimonials ct tine wonderful
success ut tins m,dI'Iu, ~ removing such 'iruH.,
Diseases ~ manned 81 many N':ii~ ~t.tudlu- AMI
that regular phN ~I'Iau~ prescribe H. u-' III thu
community where II has l,u ia constantly -ruWIu-
demand tuT several Years without tdNrrtI-Iu-- uur
phN stefan ~iN~. II works like 4 charm always
h.n,.tcItlly. lh,~,. Who have used IL II l.
the greatest h,~>ju- Of the axe, 1 hrliryc
should not NOW IL, .lllN,. but Tor il. AZ. sold 10y
all dealers III medicine. :; -. the Circular.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26

DUDLEY &. pENNISON E"yalt"u.
JAMES T. JONES W"ud~i"ch
WILLIAM NJ. PINGEN Prrkin~yill,
PHILO HATCH W".i,r"rh
CHARLES :. RAYMOND IiTid-cw.r"r.
OTIS oHA MBEELIN F"mfl,i
CHARLES \. FOEEt ~H Springfield
GEORGE Il. CHAPMAN Wo"d-t"ch
WILLIAM II. WALkEE Ludlow.
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LOOK HERE.
Photograph Gallery
FOR SALE,

Owing I" Increasing III health ! will sell my
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. amt y" ant 't H.
business. This j. chance, in Thousand an, on.
ia" wishes GOOD we'll established business.
Persons WI>lIIu-. I"a N.Il themselves nt my luu-
experience, 10 maxim EiI-, pictures should attend
it once. shall ~,ll out and l,.i,r the hu>l
NESS ~unu l"~>Ihl' /. Il. GAGE.
-. .IuhI~hurN. Vt. ll.t - la. i;ti
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GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE.
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872

Agents wanted FOR our Campaign goods sell at
sight. PAY 100 per cent. profit. Now l. the
time. send AT once tnr Descriptive Circulars and
Price Lists ct Fine Steel En.rIViugs "t all Ih,
Candidates Campaign Hi"-raphrs Charts Photo
graphs. badges Pins Flags. and every thin. suited
Ia the timrc. Ten Dollars per dIy easily made,
Full samples sent for -. Address MOORE y
GOOpSPEED - Park Row. New York.
Agent, Wanted for thuuberliu'> Great Cam
ls.,,II, In.
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Sc Acres of Land.

The subscriber will sell Il lot "i IL acres IN the
town "f Lynd"n-It miles above lNnd"nNIllr on
thu. "Bpmis Hill Toad-,.i.ht acres meadow and
the remainder paStuTagc and tillag".
Price. $50 per acre. Terms. part down, ana
credit for the remainder.
IONA. ADAMS
q-tf West Concord Vi.
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Wood! Wood =!
For Sale NV Homestead,

- L. G. WOODETEY will deliver lGiuch SLAE
WOOD in The, village al - per cord. II" will also
ln iuhhing ut all kinds.
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Situated "n,. mile from Lyndon. and "nr and one
halt mills from I.yudunvir. Consists "i l. acre.
iund Land wei. fenced and W.rriral buildings III
GOOD repair and Il gu"dv uumh,.I "f fruit Trees
Price Low. and terms EASY.
Inquire. OF the, subscriber uu The. premises.
T.. ". tNEPENTEE.
INudnuvil.. oct IL Ill. -1tf
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sold at wholesale 10y HENRY \ co. burlington
at retail hN :. RANDALL son II. I"hr~lnIr,
l. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-26
IS, 8ilmiH8tol, W.sG.

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Die Baltimore uro Soutberu 6smplz E~ranepora
tOtiouB 8 S0mp., " befebeu aus oCR GNmpndlffsa
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Sas 0ampiibIil N ElnSe" iC0et uunmcbr ur0
miro 6rcitGs, TEN o.. ROucmber, 1tpdmutaas 4
ubr, GbgebcH.
Die 2ampNtifr UeyloNen iceeu Soien ole tini
Gage uno OCrblRoen Nh IN N5ilmIEglOH nit al
Ter SiieubabHen uHb 9supfihift-GjHiGn rOclte mao
BEN Snneru ponytoroz uuo Sioz& GrOIIna uuo @Cors
siGfabrtu.
6urastben0e FrGbttrtcie iucroeu ousgr oc6rn rrb
Die GrahtzJtoteu Hah RelctG5, @bur9ttg. FGqettss
bile, Sboe 6in, 2BgiteOIlle, EGIr Sluii, 9iotlnQbGm
mo nuoereH 4untten in 1ioroz@aroltua, Widrton,
Sumpter, planhensr, Darlington SoctCtp 0iu,
@bcruU, 8iibopsutlc, @rccuUile, Columbia Sam
ben uno anoern BuHiteu in Su0 &arouna uu0 @es
or9in sGrantIt.
ErGbt9iIter peroeutaglid OngeuommsH uuo ,Srauts
Ratsn 10 biltg, ais bet IJgCno clutJ aUocluSirte las
rantirt. 8eriheruugeu mtrneu 8u 4 Gr0j. cnCltuirt.
We9en brnt5tralen, SlaltHtGttonen Il. arhererAuss
fuuit lDCHOC man iib an
u. \. So;ane, A9crleu, g8illHiugtOn, R.=G,
AnererDB & SOmp., @euUOl.Uatuten
SOL giT. n. Zufitb'E JEPTtfP.
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Tutter SHUTTER

Sutter Suttcr!
HoMINY CHOP lit bas bette uno bilisfte Bferhe= Il.
Surnpieb.fSutter i'm WtGrfte. IS nj b aus bemielben
%geiunoen Weli6fotn eeuadt, aus nelncn oas Pearl
Hominy bereitet 1Uirb uuo 9arantlrt, I'D frlib Bu er'
butten. SoQteu es Cure Tutterbdncler ntdtporrdtbl9
baden, 10 itiit uns cine Jtote our6 Die Set uuo mir
ner6en IS irei pon Subrlobn a%hlieiern. rs tuirb gu
@uren SH~tereile iein, IS 5u uerlHden.
Baltimore Pearl Hominy Company"
IEantll.1 ifnr. b nnh SelpCberefttQRe.
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2u berfdufcn.

Sie einri6tuR9 uuO Die aunoi6ait zines s~ut=eins
osritteten @roceris=2doeps, @de Der SefferionE nno
Sonrftra6e. JiGdSGirG9eH in Or. ff3. Rorss
SouSftdGe (2S3-94)
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h;lI Dos empietIensiptrtbe gSobnbous Ir. 27S.
speE . IQpstteIraBe, tiirSGid leuorirt unp in! beiten
4uifan6c, erunb Stnsirei, lit gu p%erfaufen bel
Tinges 4 Sarseant,
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0ruu03inie at D%erfanien.
gu ncIfaEtem.

EES:iIII @inurbswarSis uuabl0stare @runo,inie bon
u 9roSent, gut 9elld1ert, 5u p~trtaulel bel
sJohn aolenu 4 Spmp.,
xo-o Jr 4 81 Roulftr
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gu nermietlen.
gu ner1niethpn.

EElii Das central seIescne GRobnbaus Wr. 30.
5 Dnrtianc frahe, spIiden Der Branflln= uno Ttul-
srruitrake. Sbpmas Siu,
1861 Gde Der Sauette= unb ct. Yeulfir.
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gu bermietben.

akiii Eas 3.fodtas 8obnbaus SIR. lls, 6lS'
EoppletenftraBs, iIr SIS pro Monat.
9bpmas Stu,
(227-) Gee Der fSaoetteS uno YQulhrabe.