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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Three sons of David Case Of Gensesee
county, Mich, we're last week found dead
in the fields, where they had eaten wild
parsnip
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

They have dolly Warden chi|ls ia
Georgia. The sufferer turns all sorts OIL
cOlors. aud is terribly bumped up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
DIR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT RURGATlyE. PILLS,

perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse. and.
strengthen. Railway 3 Pills for the cure of
all disorders Of tie stomach, Liver, bowels,
Kidneys Bladder, Nervous Diseases e.c
Price 25 CEN 20, box. Sold by all Drug,
-gisls.. Read False and True" Send que let
ter Sample RAILWAY i CO.. 81 Maiden Lane
New York Information worth thousands viii
be SEM you. II. AGO Hume 29-iy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

And old fisherman was caught in dug
out on the broad Potomac by furioua
gale. He padded to shore as fast as be
could, scared to death, padded and prayed
for mercy-he prayed for mercy and pad.
died until his canoe struck the beach. y
Then he turned to the gale, shook bis fist,
and said: BLOW and be- vho'safriad
Of you?" 6 81
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A lady living in Want Zant avenue,
South Norwalk Conn, recently set hen
for the purpose Of hatchicg brood Of
chickens. The hen left in her nest two
eggs Unmatched. The lady put the eggs
in her bosom, and in three hours the shells
we're pipped, and two chickens came forth,
aud are now living 3.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A good story is told Of a St. Louis no
body dry goods clerk who attended dance
in the rural district few evenings since
He wore Chevoit shirt, and put on q
great many airs He was somewhat taken
down, however, when he overheard one
country lass say to another. THAT
St. Louis chap sliugs on heap Of style
for Teller that wears q bed-tick shirt"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

MusslE yus DOGS. There are said
to be more cases Of bydrophObia at present
than were ever known before There is
no cure for this dreadful malady, and pre-
ventiou is therefore all the More essential.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Truth is worth more than all The bau-
bles Of earth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

An English writer says iu,bis advice.to
young married women, that their moth
er Eve married gardener. i might be
added that the gardener in consequence
of the match lost his situation
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

The true minister is he who is willing
to perform the humbest service that the
lowlicst soul may be made better.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Use lime lavishly. Clear your cellars
and your back yards, and cheat the chol.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A Wyoming papers fees for marriage
notices are .'as high. as the ecstacy aud
liberality ofthe proud bridegroom may
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A mother.in.law IN town, who lives with
her daughter. thought she heard hards
words between her daughter and husband
the other evening and so she tried to look
through the key.hole to see what was going
on. Sheis now using water on account Of
something that somehow went through
that key.hole just as she was aiming her
vision through it, well, key-holes will be.
have in that way sometimes especially
when mothers.iu-law make such improper
use of them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
THE WEEKLY RFGISTE'fo.

Tus Only SAFE PLAs-The only
safety from . ruiuous life, o. disgracs!d
name, and beastly death is the system
attic, habitual avoidance Of spiriiuous Zig.
uors in all their forms from cider and lag
er beer to wine brandy and absnthe;; for
the use Of the mldest beverages now aud
then, in courtesy to a friend Or hostess, is
but the lirst step to ruined fortune. and
name, and body, and soul; and to avoid
these first steps to death, so disgracefu'
and inevitable, is to make home the pleas
ATTEST place ju the world for children so
as to keep Ken out of the city street
and away from Nc country grocery the
circus, theatre, and railroad station :
/, Train the children early to the conviction
tbss they must do something for living;
teach them that toeyu money honestly is
first virtue, and next to that, saving it;
any child prac'icing these once is saved fO'
all time. - Halls Journalof Health.
Samuel Reed AND s: B Turtle, both
we'll known citizens Of Aver, Massachu
sets, have been arrested and bel%is$lO.'
900 bail each. charged with setting the
fire which nearly destroyed that town OF
the 18th Of April last. :
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A man that hath anything in the world
50 dear to him ,hst be cannot spare it for
Christ if be calls for it, is no true Christ
;,r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Croquct! Oh no, we never mention it
Presbyterian billiards is what wo callit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
GOOD FARMING.

Charming is poor. business" Yes,
poor farming is very poor business; but
good farming is as good business, at
present prices as want, and withal as
pleasant. A good farmer raises sixty
bushels. He doubles the crop and reali-
yes five times the profit. His land is clca.
ner, and be has twice the amount Of fod-
der to feed out, aud makes twice the am
cunt Of manure, aud this doubles bis fu-
ture crops and quadruples his profits His
land is getting richer and richer, while in
the other case it will be likely to get poor.
er and poorer; ditto the farmer, and alas!
alas! ditto his family.
"But what is a man to do who is poor
and has poor lapd?" If he has good
health, is industrious, economical, and is
possessed Of a fair share Of good common
sense, be need have no doubt as to his be.
ing able to reuovatc bis farm and improve
bis own fortune.
Faith in good farming is the FIRST requi'
site. If this is weak, it will be strength
eued by exercise. If you have no: faith
act as though you had.
Work hard, but do not be o drudge =
A few hours vigorous labor will accomp.
lish great deal, and encourage you to
continued effort Be prompt, systematic,
cheerful and enthusiastic.
10 to bed early and get up when you
wake. But takeslee enough, A man
had better be in bed than at the tavern OF
grocery. Let not friends, even, keep you
up late; manners, but still your elth's
your eth"
"But what has this to do with good far.
ming?" More than chemistry and all the
science Of the schools. Agriculture is an
art and should be followed as such =
Science will hclp-help enormously-bu
it will never enable US to dispense with in
dustry. Chemistry throws great light up
on The, art Of cooking, but a farmers wife
will roast a turkey better than Licbig.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

1t seems tina, the Nlexicans, like other
people, must have something to bang on
to-somc one grand idea to occupy their
minds. The Mexican cultivated mind has
taken quite naturally to Freemasoury =
A number Of lodges has been started al
several points Of the Republic which have
a large membcrship'au arc in a thriving
condition. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27
AGENTS w ANTED
For GOoDSpEED's
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BOOK.

The great work of the year An immense
sale guaranteed, Prospectus, Post Pad, Is
cents. evised NE.N MAP WONDER'is un
equalled n chrappess. and popularity Three
styles of Mps sent to Agcn' for price o! one
So so Address, GO0DSpEEIrS
EMPIRE BOOK, MAP AND PICTURE HOUSE,
Chicago, GincinAa.!, 81, Luuls yr New Orleans
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A German pedder sold man liquid
for the determination bugs.
"And how do you use it," inquired the
man after he bought it.. "Ketch the bug.
IN, drop Won little drop into bis mout,"
answered the peddler Tho deuce you
say" exclaimed the purchaser: 81 could
kill it in half the time by stamping on it. !"
"Vell," exclaimed the German, "dat is o
good way, too, to kill him."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

The Astor House, New York, boasts Of
an old gentleman whc registered bis name
on the books Of the hotel the first day it
opened and has been there ever since, a
period Of nearly "a years
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Some men at Louisville we're betting on
the weight Of large male when one man,
good Judge of the weight of live stock
got behind the mule and was measuring
his headquarters, when something appear
ed to loosen up the mule. Just before the
expert died, from the kick in among his
ribs he gave it as his opinion that il the
mule was as be was behind, he weighed not
far from $4,000 pounds and triae over.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

The Albany (Nev York; Argus, notices
the following point in regard to the nomi.
nation Of Grant and Wilson:
Zone thing is noticeable in this uomi-
nation. Both candidates run under an
alias. Grants name is not Ulysses =
Henry Wilson's real name is Jeremiah
Goliath. The representatives of guilty
party could not prove an abb. but they
took refuge under an alias. 1t is the de-
vice Of criminals When these men come
70 take the OATH Of Office, can they answer
to their names? To what names?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

and some Of the wood as well. IN
Mr. Smith, I wish to speak to you 1
momcut, privately. Permit me to take
you apart" Smith-(who wasn't the
least bit frigh'ened:) Certainly, sir, il
you'll promise toput me together again"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

The leading Republican daily at syria.
q. .cv,se. New York. the Standard, has repu.
dated The Philadelphia job, and hosted
,she Greeley flag. The Philadelphia Pos
hitherto straight Republican, does the
came thing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A small bug is destroying nearly all
the grapc-vines in the interior Of Iowa. IT
is dark brown in color, ABBOTT three cigbths
Of an inch long, bores into the vine, gen.
orally at the joints, and devours the pith
and some Of the wood as well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

A young lady has been found who, in
lss.d Of having a pupil in her eye, has .
\ Sdsoue, young school.master,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

DteTatrfarbie L@&ule
tpire AM Mittwo9 ben 19. b. Mts. In Suserlua
9au erSFnet, uno 1ub oafar bersits ale Sorte>
reitunsen eetrofen. @ir MAIDEN bier belon-
hers harauf aufmerflam, um aud cine 3abl'
reide Be1bsilteuns aus anbern 8reiieu sur I'M
terltiBuns elmer e&ule 3u ssranladsn. bic sinsu
lesensrei9eu GinRub auf bic 9erantileuns BET
iri(&en Susenb ausubt. &ep. Srelano, eer
@eellprser Der Gemeinbe, bat immss
nod nit eroben Sdwierisfeiten gu tampfsn.
unb Der Yau bss (e6nen neuenS tulbaules ne
ben Der Gatbebrale u1aute bic auf feinen@9u
tern laRenbe Burbe niat letater ; UNI 70 mebs
bat Ct Nuipru@ auf a~Q5emeiue llnteraibune.
Gin iaSues 5uaenefsit feierte bic Gatbspral'
5@uls am Mittwo&. Die 3Sslinse ~hsrislbeu
be9aben f& gum Gifenbabn-I Depot, UNI BIT
@&ultinoer BON Minaeapplis atiubolsr unit
nit Rulf na@ Der Sii&ofs-& efeen3 III beslei'
ten. Durt ausetOmn'en, bielten Elm Suabe unit
Elm Mdpaen cine Nurebe an rem serebrteu
Obsrbirten, pel6er bic muntsre @9ul'ussnt
in leiner @nttport besribe. 5terauf sias'a
gum Wie~Nie mad @sa ct. paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

Aus @tnona i&reibt man uns, bab BET
bortise ct. Sotpb's-8 ereiu, beeleitet BON ..
Gadler's 8raB.8aab, benz 9rn. 6. ". @eraes
lebten @amfas bel ietaer @obnuns etne Ct
reuabe bra9te unb tbua etueu pertbpolen Stcd
nit Nlbernem Rnopf iiterreiate uno NIT berSn>
l&rift: v@el@enft Sum ct. Soiepb's 8sretn,
Dinona, an 6. ". @ernes, 0ieeprafbent bes
@eutral-Gereins fir ben @taat Minneiota
1872" @uf bic pom 8ereinspraipenten &C.
baltene Nnipra&e anttuurtete 81. @erues, TIT
benz er ieinen ber3li9en Dant ausbridte. 9ter-
auf ri&tete 81. 9obn 2uowis einige 8emertun-
gen AT bic @eriammlung, tuel@e b~ieielben NIT
Beifau aufnabm. @@liebli9 foIeten bie1beil-
nebmer Der Gtnlatuns ees 9rn. Wernes, wel-
der b~ielelteu in eeuerGIefer @eiie beptrtbete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
Staat8= Memigtettem.

gcn Wacpnta, Carer Co., tpfrb uus
bert&tet, bab ant @tttwo& bas 64iabriee Mdb'
den oes 5errn Braun baltlbi bura 8rennSI
serunslidte. Das Mdb&en fptelte udHlt&
NIT ibrem 8ruber unb polte etuas bon benz
Brette nebmen, to bic 2ampt 0anb, unb (te6
babel bic Qannpe beruuter, 70 bae bas Od ibr
iber bic 9Ieiber 1ob, uub eben III berlelben !3ett
brannte tbr Bruber Elm Matl@ an, unb 1oglei@
Fneea bic 8letber Geuer, uub IN ,pentse1 Nu-
eenbltden Serbraunte bas arn,e !&inb. Nie<
manb tpar lonf sueteea uab biz tbr Brubtr
2drat ma@te unb 5Elfe tam. tuar es ~ lpdt
bic Rletber brannten benz Mdb@en aue sont
2eibe unt es mar ME eebraten ; benno@ lebte
es NOD beinabe spei @tunbeu untsr ben erS6ten
Qualen. Cine fur1tbare Mabnuns CUR Bor.
ii9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

Gin {elttnet Gaanou 8ltnbbett
fam Dor eintsen Easeu bier Dor. Gin 6ran3oie,
Mamens Gaelien, pouFanbts blinp, fam BON
GATE Superior nod CT. paul, INN cra. Or.
59warsba6 ~ eoniultiren. l1ussadtet s6ai.
aer 8ltnpbett tonnte bod tetn franfbaftes
Merfmal an ben Museu pabrgeuommen tper-
ben. Der Manu par 3wet Wo&en perber
gang plSsli& in Der Na9t blino aerporoen, na@'
Dem ct ben Sag ssrber bart eearbeitet bate
am fslsenbeu Mcrsen lab ber Mann gar ni@ta
mebr. Or. 59war3ba& bebaubelte benlelben an
a'cs nit zine n aneeren iuGuropa pcrsetOmmsnen
lebr leltenen Sale, unb Der arue 8aelien, pelz
der i9un bsfardts bate, Iebsnsldneli9e
Blinbbeit lein 2cos fem merbe, erbielt (tin Mu-
ssnliat tn spet Easen wteoer berseReat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

Der @tabtratb ertbeilte benz 6rn.
@&abmeiaer Gid l1rlaub fir 3mSlf Sage gum
8e(ude oes eroben @dnoerfeaes in ct. 2outs.
Muf tas @elu9 bes 9rn. q, Mttl@ unb an>
berer 8Ireer pirb bic Beuubuns bes Grantliu
warts Der @&ule Der beutl@en tatbolil&en Sc
metnbe am 4. Sult tuieber bepiQtgt.
Marft. &innabmen int Monat Nai: $45s.20;
Briden- Ginuabmen: $1550.O2 Stabtri&ter
$268.50.
Ginan3bert9t bes S@abmetfers bic g.
fammtetnnabmen bonn 9. Mptl bis 1. SUM-
bttraesn $129,8 1872. 49, eteNuseaben $2o,269.1 10,
Gin bebeutenber She'll bes l1eberi9ufes tienI
CUR 9e3abluns BON Sntere7eu in Stem yurt.
Beamten- 5alGre i'm Mouat Mai $1I877.O4
fir bic poli3et: $t,993.95.
Der @elunbbeits> 8eamte wirb beauftraet,
an Der Gbur eines iebeu 9auies, In tpel&em I'D
8latternfrante befnbeu, etnt Rarte nit bel
8e3ei@nung e'Small Pox' a%n3uiGiagen, unit
wenn Elm FOLDER Mni&las pieoerbct ~weeserii'
len perben lolte, 1T Der Namt oes oausbepob'
ners u. {. To. 3u publi3iren.
@lp. MarIelb btnuste biefen Mn'ab gu eer@r'
tlarune, bab ct ni&tgerfaGer eeS III Der "preB"
erIdieneneu Mrtitels ,,F" (gerleumpuns eeeeu
P. @lemens) (ei, unb bemerfts, eerjenise, tpel'
der ibn te1sn bel9uloiBe, li9s .no pi1e, bas
er luee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

Die 9trren @ebruber Sim N
Gds Der 10. une ct. peter @tra6e in 81. paut
balten fets bic ret@fe Muswabl %
@rpcertes unb prpptfoueu Dsr'
rdtbN. Belonbere @ufmertiamfeit seroien1
ibr 195ner gorratb an III. uub auslanbtiden,
%einsemadteu unb 9etrOdneten Gri9ten. 9an
belu@e ben eel9maeuoQ aasgefattetex @tere
um 0& baron ~ aber3ensen.
~ Mu9 bic beten Sorten Weine, Il
qusure, Gisarren u. {. f. leben ben funeea au1
Berfasuns. Yreiie bldg, 8eoisnuns frtune
lt1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

OeffentIt&e Gialabuns! CUR gr6b'
ten rab %poaltdnbieRea &efauratton: Die bon
g. @@mtbt Nr. 242, Dritte Strabe. gpn
iestan perben III ieberStunbe frt DE @ufern,
GeaIael, 5ureaeu. Glsii&iorten aaer &rt Wtb.
fura Maes, rpas Der Marft an De!ifateFen bietet,
~lerpirt. Die feiniteu @sine une aiq 1eure Bic
tet naeine Bar; Briidte. Gonfett unb &onbitp.
reiwaaren in better Muswabl. DieNnfpartune
3u jeber 3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

Die NrGblinss-Y rufune Der cbe<
rem Rnabenldute Der beutiden tatboltiden g.
netnbe bate einen redt erfreultden Grfolg,
unb aerei&te BEN 6rn. 0ebrer q. &eis CUR g.
munterung fir f~ernerss @irfen auf oem bot
uenrei&en Gslbe bes Yabasusen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
6 ;. ;.

@pbl leltea nod 1T bic Berleuabuus ee8en
einsn ansel.bentn Mann oQleitis NIT folder
@sra9tuns unb GntriRane eearaft tporben,
wie Der in Der "Yreb" BON, 81. Mat pubIistrte
S@mdbartitel seetu bo@w. P. elemeus Staub.
Die obige Grtlarung elmer NnSabl promineuier
Mitburger in alien bielsea 8lattern eonfatiri
pinrei9enb bic @tbarmli9ftit iener Nnfeinbune
unb mir tSnneu uns bebbalb aaf bic 8emertuns
bsl@rdnten, bab bic Giniimmisfeit, NIT wel&er
lofort betu, grl@einen bes la9enbaften &nsrtf'
fes Manner aus ben psrl&teoenfen &reiieu CUR
Bertbeiotsuus ron P. Glemens auftraten, BIZ
bette NnerfennunB fir benen Ibatiefett gum
Wcble ber Mitturser 1T. 8aum bate u,au
oen beri9tsteu artifsl in Der ~preb" 9eefen,
70 rei9ten 5r. @iater >. Stepbenlen uno 81.
Martu ibre enersiide Yrote1ation easesen Elm,
uub in eleitsm Gimme trat aud bic uStaats.
3eitun9" fir P. @leu,ens Elm :; baran reibt f@
bic pbise Grilaruns. Die 0emeiubsi. Der Sc.
fnnuus, wslder tene gerleumouns entiprans,
1T biersur@ CUR @enase eebranbmarft uao es
mag nun benz urbeber ~eeritlben iberlaGen blei'
ben, Gd in ieiuer NneR nit elmer diueFlden
@aaer 3u umseben ODER i& su ieinen 0siNss~
perpanbten mad ct. Yster surid3u3ieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08
2otaI= Ncmtgtettem.
@rHdrun9.

Sn Der btefseu "Yreb" bonn 81. NRai bat Elm
geminsr "9"-io 1T ndmlt@ bic Ginienbans un-
ter3si@nst-eie eebdl0eRen Anaride eeeen ben
bodm. P. &lemens @taub perSfentli@t unb oa>
NIT 3uelei& ei1en iebr eenaeinen ansrif auf bic
eeutl&en 3atboliten biefser @tabt serbunben.
Der erfe Ginbrud bieltr Mnfeinbune mar bel
NQen benen, mel&e yater Clemens periJnli&
pber feiue,n &ufe na@ tennen, sere@te &ntrjf-
uns, unb iufort traten a&pet anseitbene amerifa-
uii@e Nitbireer fir ben}elbeu in bic @&ranteu,
inbem Ne bic @sbauptunseu ienes Gin(enbers
SfentIi@ als erunbloie Gsrpd&tieunsen binGeQ-
ten, uub 3uar nit Mamensunteri@rift, tudbreno
ieuer beimtddii& binter benz Sui9 fedt. So'
gar elm Blatt, wel9es bur@aus ni&t ber tatbo>
Iii6en &i&tune ansebGrt, fanb es pafene, aus
9pda9tune fur P. @lsnsus Elm @ort fir tba
ein3ule9en.
Inter lol@en l1mRdnceH bebarf P. Glemens
elmer peitsrn gertbeioisuaS ni&t. MQein hir
re9nen es una CUR Gbre an, fir i'm etn3ufeben,
nit Der Grtldrune, bab iene Ginf:nbuns in ber
vYrsb" pom 81. Mat n,i1erable Qisen unbger>
leumbuneen entbalt, fir beren @iberleeuns bel
bI91 ebrenbafte STUFF Don P. Clemens ppQftdn'
big esniiet. Dafar febt nidt nur bieG'emeinbe
| Der beutiden Ratbulifen son ct. paul Elm, fen.
bern es fsben aud bafir Elm ale iene 3ablr,i'
den 8areer onberer sla0en, bic felt Sabren i'm
Sale tparen, 1T &atb unb Sbat 5ilfe bel ibm
gu iuben> abseieben BON BET Nattonalitat, ab-
eeleben BON Der Gonfe(Von unb absefsben bon
&ei9tbum unb Mrmutb.
@as frbann bic impertineute 8emertuns je<
mes @inlenbers betrift als 8 bSrten biejsnissn
beutl&en 8atbolifen, bic gu P. Glemens baIten,
gu ben ''less intelligent " 10 1T biele 3umutb
uns gu nieeert;d&sis, ais bob ie elmer Wieerle'
eune beoirfe. Dit beuti@en 8atbolifen son
ct. Yaul biloen Elm Clement Der bieisen Be-
pSlferuns, wel@es f6 iebenfaQs nerbeten tpiroe,
III bic &eibe jenes Ginlenbers eeleQt gu per'
zen.
Die Grwieberune, bic iener Ginienoer in ber
uVreb" BON 2. SUM- brinst, bepeist neuerotnss
bic Niebertrddtisteit ieines Gbarafters, inbem
berlelbe, anfatt bic ausseRreuten gerleumbun'
gen eHen als Srrtbuu, surid3unebmen-pie 90
elm Gb%renuann tbun pirbe,-F@ CUR eieenen
gertbeioieuue .pinbet, pie cine @&lanse, ber
man auf ben Ropf trttt. Ct nimmt tetne ter
Don ibn, sebradteu Bertd@tisuneen pdeu 3a>
r;f
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3dbleu. Bor ber 1axb mag rs ben oemctrati~
i@en 2eier tnteref0ren su sernebmeu, bab Biz
fest bon $50 benz ptratii@en xaeesblattern nur
60 enti@ieteu steen @reelen 318 enti&tesen
Il + ibu ilnb unb bic iibrtgen nod auf btnGnt'
faeib Der Baltin1 prer Convention warten !; 70
bat menig{iens eiu Yolittfer berehnet.
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GineeroBe Grcurfipn no1 Nem
uIm Enoet raoreen, Counting ben 9. b. Fatt,
poraber bic nebenfebenoe an3etse ndbere Nus
fuuft eiebt. @ir fnb eriu1t, barauf aufmerf-
lam ~ MAIDEN, baB 81. 2abpis bic GreurFuu
~bealeiten tptrb.
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Die acne @e16dfts Inaetee bes
5auies u. @ternbers ptro biermit benz Qsfer
aar bsleneern 8eadtuns empioblen. Glesaute
Auswabl iplioer &leioer uno Musltattuues<M r-
titel gu letr biQisen preifen unb bel freunblia-
fer 8sbisnune fnb bic 8or3ise wsl9e 81. q.
@ternberg feinen Ruuben bietet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

D| 0uittuneen, Sa@ertif@ u
I. +. mubten auf bic foleenbe Summer seri@o'
teu tptrben.
Den GtnIenbern pom MoueY. ueuen
Mbannenten unb f9riftiaen Gtnfen'
bmn9en einRpeilen unfern ber3li&en Dant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-08

6aut .petd unb tanft se,aa@t bur9 ben@ ebrau@
pou s uutper Tar @pan ~fabrt3trt Ron
GaswelL 3a3arb u. 50, New yort.
Dies Mittel 1T lei@ter unb aneenebmer an3u-
tpeuben ale bic anberen fertieen prdparate, uel>
DE gegenmdrttg i'm @ebrau9e lnb.
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st. petere tlnterffutuneS<Vere

Das Rranfnz9 p1nmtttetbes ct. Peters uaterftasungs'
gersins Ppm l. Ntcntae I'm Stunt BITS gum l. atpntas
:" Sb.rer Sifrtet: sauien SOS. In 1tmnes Stpre.
Maetnn Sptn bel Wftdels Gtore.. ~
Unterer DiRrttt: sUrer u. =. Strabe eds Sen
@ep. Nets, Gprr. Ser.
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3u perfQufen.

@tn gut ~9e1eeener Sd,nteb- unb Waener=Strs, uetf
Wptnbaus, 6tl0une unb arei eritea, In Wc Qeub Gpun.
to, MtunefOta. Maes in susem 3uaanpe uab> su biateen
Bebinsuneen.
@lattes 227-
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Gelp,unsene 9dnbe unb @efdter, @aubei
ber 6aut, G,nnen. &ingwural, @al3fuB unb
ausere 3autfranfbetten uerpen 8ebeilt unb bic
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Gnftalu1 ent>N Ian-
gerRdert euere 9duftr uub @&euneu BET bee
Continental
8erF9erungs : Geieai@aft 3u Nep Dort.
gafbsM fets 600. 600.

Cab, MGets .OOO. 900.
IS. 100000 b.atlt fit gerRaerunseu in len lesteu 20
Sabreu.
Mnes Sarmersteentbnm. einfhle6td gtebRanb, ftt e.
In 5dsuns, gdrb Ober auf ber 5arua ntrb perRaert seeen
Yerluit pber 5Gaoen burd
Teuer BltB
mad ten 9nfauments. plan.
3aS biefem plane b 3ab1t Sur blus fir etue Sab
resper(td erune tebes Satr pbne 3tnfen,
unb IA cine oo'tee fir finf SABRE ~amsaeteat wxb. 70
iparst ttr bic Nuseabe fir bier Grneuerunsen
sSpr teaablt niht fir bret pscr funf Sabres . 0erffde=
runeen su m y oraus s, tnesm STR @I9 babura ielbf
@ue,es GSelbss fur bret uoer pier Sabre bsrauot, wte Is
BET BerliA srunasn nab benz eemDbnliaea Stod' 9Iane
otr Sat pdre.
Niensano b.audt osne geridernne Ut fem. tenn fe
ibm III 10 lettten 9eeinsungen, mie bier a%uaebrtsn ntro.
g. lit Elm sana %tsiunbers fur bic tssisfn 3etten pahea'
Der plan unb ptrb pcn elmer Ser dlteten une ~iOlt0sttsa
Berideruaes. 9eieal ID atten bes Q1n es a%nssbotsn.
). 8. 9ammerel, @gent.
232-2H Qurembure, 6rearns Co., Wttnn.