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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

Our readers should be careful to
notice that PEnCTEK e. CANDLES STAMP is rp-
OH the bars Of their MurTI.LD GERMAN SOAP
AK all good articles arc initiated, and this
Soap being 50 popular, other manufacturers
have copied their stump Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

One form OF Catarrh begins with
uncaslncss OF nose !; the nose is obstructcd by
tho thickcnct' lining membrane aud tccls dry,
desire to pick it, blccds Il little, sores soon
statt, spread and set d, cpcr, crusts form on
them, large and hard TO get away, matter
discharges, flesh is eaten and the bone DECAYS
breath very offensive and face be comes distic,
urcd: Terrible disease! Nothing will cure
but DIR. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery,
taken earnestly to correct the blood and sys-
TEN; locally, use DR.. SaSc's Catarrl lcmcily,
healing specific, and to an,y it properly,
llr. l1crcc's Nasal DOucne. 7 his reaches ali
the diseased parts. All these sure means of
cure sold tOgethc: for - by Druggists GI5
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

The Government, not content with
having caught Captain Jack once, pro-
poses to play Jack .ketch on him a Sec
Ond time.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

THERE is said to be something cabal-
istic in the Anglo American Telegraph
Company's managcmcnt-too much
private wire pulling.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

top wires. Then shove tho chamfered
edge down beside the top of tho bottom
lati, tapping under wires two inches.
This makes Il cheap, durable, pretty
fence, that is seven feet ten inches
high, aud fowl.tight. Wires should be
left somewhat slack, us Interviewing
laths will take it ,tp.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

"a Cn1NAMAN MURDERED-Two White
Men Hurl him from the Sidewalk into
Eternity" is heading in San Fran
cisco paper. The local committee on
streets should have new grade cs-
tlblisllcd ut once.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

TooTHAcHE proceeds from aguc in
the face, operating upon the exposed nerve of
dccaycd tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly
witt, the finger, wet with JolnSou's .lnodyme
L"tner"t, heat the face well, and lap tlan-
mel wet with the lnimcnt on the face, also put
little OF the lnimcnt into the cavity Of the
tooth Oh cotton.
THE system frequently gets cat of order and
should DC at once regulated, else other trou':-
les will cnsuc; when physi; is needed take
PafSo"'s P"yotire PiNs; they are :: safe,
wholesome and natural me- dicinc. Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

Ir is said that the ladies', in fixing
the new styles for wearing their I,air
this fall, will get their cues from the
Chinese.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26
4 Sinyulni L;lurCh Onion.

The little church on Mount Washington,
M'1ss., the very Southwestern corner Of
the State, has been reduced to Il sin gle
member ny deaths and removals. This
aged sister, icolins the loneliness of her
SITUATION, recently sought refuge in
'he Fellowship Of TIC nearest church, that
OF South Eyrcnion,. But, us she was tho
sole survivor, there was 10 church but
herself to give letter of dsn;syion aud
recommendation. So she brought tho
church record certifying her membership.
"nd her good standing being known, she
was welcomed by the church to- which she
applied, and by that vote Of woicomo was
il whole church absorbed by another TWO
churches thus made ono-;4 fact not par
tlleled.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26
uGrri!)ie. IL Crup.

From the Austin (Tcx.) journal, June 2
between the LIST and 10th Of May,
1873, a party consisting of say half a
dozen, more or less, visited u camp of
workmen OIL the railroad Texas Pacitic)
twenty miles north of Jefferson, in a
state OF lntoxication, headed by Mr..
Porter, an old citizen Of Cass County.
MIR. Porter, the leader, commenced IN
attack On Il negro man, who, the by
standing white man said to Mr..
Porter, was a peaccablc and unolfcnl-
ing man. The negro pushed Mr.. Porter
OF and kept out of his way. At this
MIR. Porter took great o1Tense, but
not considering himself sufficiently
strong, went back home, recruited his
party, and returned in day or so. and
found the duties of the negro as
laborer had caused him to change to a
camp some miles distant on the rail-
road. Thither Mr.. Porter and his in
creased force followed, finding the
negro engaged at his labor. Porter
assumed to be sheriff, anu tho others
OF the party subordinatcs. They took
the negro prisoner, bound him fast,
opened his eyes and spit tobacco Juice
in them, confined him fast to one
of the horses, started off at fast
gait, compelling him to keep ND
or drag; ordered the negro to
bow humhly to every white man thew
'nct on the road, and on the street of a
town through which they passed en-
route. Proceeding on their way to {,
spot sufficiently retired for tthcir dia-
iwllc"l purposes, they confined the
co)ore': man between two small frees
so placing him that inc could onlymovc
bis head. THUS located, they dcliber-
atcly proceeded to make cross on his
forehead by incision with knife, and
then scalpel their victim. After thus
intlicting on him all the torture of
which they were capable, they retired
Il few PAGES and finished their
l'arborous work by shooting several
loads Of ammunition into his exposed
and delcnscless body. After thus cru
ely accomplishing their work, they
threw the lifciess body into stream
OF water convenient to the scene of
action. Thus ended this bloody
tragedy, committed in open light of
day, under a pretended cover of law,
and in open defiance Of the civil author
tiles. The perpetrators had not, at
last accounts, been arrested. The
above occurrences took place within
thirty miles of the city Of Jefferson,
one Of the largest cities of Texas, and
a county settled some quarter Of u
century. 1t IS stated that the pcrpc.
trttors were composed Of old citizens
OF the county of Cass, in which the
trlnSnHfifll, f,ffl1r,I.1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26
CRAMER, AlKEWs & CRANIER,
IROPEIETORS,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,

-. ~ =. II.
NJ. ricrcc's PleSSant Purgativo
IcI1G:S, or Sn,ar-CoatcSS Conccntr.'cd Root
and Herbal Juice, Anti EAs,s Grsnu!cs-,hc
little Gian'" C,'tEar,ic. or %"lf"m in far,-o
ihy>ic, "c:s''ccly largcrk than mus.
tard seed; yet ':prc,cntine: !; Mi. II e,tAr:lc
power as lar: ;clulsvc pills, 9,g mHst se""tA'ls
and M'"i. Jct gcr:ty arxSHinIiy c",;:tirr.
Being { n1ircly vcscta bic, no par,c-
%!ar Gre is is required <.'e using them For
I:iSoS, Son;!ir::::::<,::, Pain IL
Shoulders s;e;! figist,,*s: OF Chest,
Taste In Mon lIi, bilious attacks,
II s;I hcv, lkmsl. Of 1:;oci
ineS, take Dr.. PisrSe's Pc!lcts.
Ono or two, taken dailSfor time, will cure
Himplc:., 4siotchC$> Erslptiors*,
Dolls, s.-oS:,9o,ls sGtcs and Vira:
font Affections Of $E<i1,, y;arolt
and Bones. No cheap wokl pas hu.,,>l
boNcs: but kept fresh and rcli bic i'll vi,ls. 25
turcd at tho Worlds Dikpv E%::ry, Nos.
81, S., 81 and So West Scnc,s!;t.. EyrrALo, NJ Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26
TO PlOw Down Grass.

The Canadian Farmer says: "Not-
wlthstanding the the utmost pains and
care in plowlng, the grass, especially if
long, will bristle up in boards and
tufts here, there, and everywhere, in
jnr!ng alike the appearance of the field
and It's capacity for growth. Do you
wish to remedy this great difficulty?
If SO. use the chain and ball to vour
pillow. No matter what kind of u blow
you have, try them. Apiece of ordin~
cry trace chain will do very well.
Fastcn one end of it to your coulter
and to the other end attach n round
iron ball Of from two to three pounds
weight, leaving the chain long enough
to permit the ball to reach back to
about the middle of the mold board.
and there let it drag along, on the off
side, Of course"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

ANOTHER cotton factory is to DC
erected III South Carolina,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26
THE CNILDRENS CORNER.
The TwlS(cr.

Ihc Iw1StCrs
IHEsE verses arc credited to the col
bratcd DR.. Wallis:
When twincr u twisting will twist him
twist,
For tho twineS Of his twist he three times doth
tutW isl
But If ono OF the twlno, Of tho twist do un-
twist,
The Irvine that untwistcth, untwistcth the
Untwirln; the twinc that II twistcth be-
tween,
Tie twists with his twl-!cr the two in Il Irvine !;
Thea th,cc having, twisted III, twincs Of the
Irvine.
lie twirs,rth the twil,s hc had twisted iu
The twain that, in twisting before in the
tame,
AS twln,,S were lntwistcu he now doth u,l-
twi,lc,
r"'M the twIln in,ertwistinS u twinc more
between,
lie, t"'>tllS his twistvr. MAXI twist Of The
tWlur.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26
A Wo1nan's Vengeance,

Parties sending us SO cents will receive the
WnEkLx WISCONSIN,, large cight-p:gc paper, for
four months, continuing this charming novel conn
plctc, together with large amount OF Interesting
matter, including all the News CT the Day, Short
Stories, Poetry, &c. Address
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

IN hi: barn floor, and uses them faith
fully i'll conducting his experiments.
Tic has obtained as high as five tons
per acre, at three cuttings on some of
his land, OF hay cured sufficiently to
pack away in the NOW. BY actual cx-
pertinent it took an average of twenty
live pounds a day of this lay to keep q
large COW during the winter in the
highest condition, and thirty pounds
per day, fed to IL pair of yearling steers
with no other feed, produced nm aver
age growth of over three pounds nor
day daring an entire winter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-26

DlsoRpEistn:'rArE" OF THE Bloom Ii tho prime
cause of many serious r"nr!aints such as Skin Ms
eases, Scrofula. t,,nrrraut AMI Tubertulnus Anr,
tt"n-, 40. Dr. Jayn"' Alternative puriiios the blood
and destroys tho virus of these di7eases.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23

2onoon, %. Nprtl. g~SabrifCinEih
miro Die 9teouftiou Der @ebibren auf &QbCl
0epeidtu, wclde Ilr BEN /, Di0, III 4u5Id)t
9eiteut mar, uidt nur nidt ltattfinOcH, iOnz
bern Die Staten merOen uielmebr cine Steige1
rung eriabreH.
2onbon, 81. Npril.-9er befanute eng,
liite Qrtlteft g8il,am Site 1T geitcrn bier
I'M Ilter Don y Sahran geitOrbeu.
6eute ianbsn Die @piomer 6riibiabrSrcnnen
5tott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23

tra1ifomii6en SturSe bieieS 6arIten jent
eiaentblmli6e Sbdtigfeit ais elmer Der ei:
iriaiten uno eewanoteiten Q~gentenDtetter=
ni6's begann, pelde ibn in allie midtlger
pplitii6en gerbanplungen perflp6t mn
nit allen Spuperdnen uno Wtiniltern Gi:
rppas in G~erbinbuna bra6te, nobel er mi
10 arpBer Geiditlidfeit Elm tlnltli6eS
0untel I'M iid gu idaffen nuBte, oaB nun
bic Ginsepeibteiten in ben pplitiiden&rei:
len Gurppa's Jpn geieben pper nit ibm per:
febrt buben.
Ser Observation-Disclosures mar pamdlS
Elm Wann ppn fat iieben5igSabren, brett:
i6ulterig unb trditig 9ebaut. Ser fal
smiiden pie56ultern georiidtc, in lauern:
Der 6altung etpas porgebeugte &ppf, nit
gang turS geidnittenen 9rauen, TAFT mel:
BEN 6auren, war pm iener alber9ewbbns
li6en t6dBli6feit, melfe Den Slid felielj
uno ebenip, ME bpbe Sd6nbeit - ia faf
mod mebr anSiebt. seine tleinen 4uger
blibtsn idarf uno purdprin9eno inter
itarten gruuen 9lugenbrauen berppr unt
i6ienen nit ibrem i6neu umberlaufencer
9lid, Der ii6 ME brett in Elm anoereS
9lu9e ientte, aui einmal 9lQes umIaIlen 81
pollen uno aud gu t6nnen, mas li6 in
ibrem GeIi6tstreile Semertenspertbe5 nm
ben laien mGdte.
(5ortfetuna toI8i.l
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11upuafommcne mn DDGtomulsts
3Glue.

CUTE 3dbns ino fir torpsrlite sb0nbett nnerlGB=
It'd, unb Rismanb bari iih i%ernsrbin iue9en unsteiz
der ODER Iarter 2Gbne sntiGuloiseni oenn oGs Dtlts
tel, b:sie yidusel ;u bsisitissn, lisSsn in zines Seoer
Bereite. Tr. 9Sindeu, in Wr. ass, use II
s5auette G., oberbol6 Sutaru TRACE, 1T os '%uiiler'
i,baItiibsr Sabnarst melt unO brett bcfannt. et III
nit isoem 3lusiss ieines Ssrutes prattt,9 oettrant
unb aGs itiue ;ebndrstli6sn Spsrotiontn betrieol9en
Die Botienteu Gui's Bette. Die SABINE, Die or amer.
tiat, sethnsn Tb ourh DGusraaIttgteit, poltomue'
mas RGfIer, notarlides Irsieben uno al9enlelns
Sdonbeit aus. Sas Sabr'iuen nit @oio, staHo'
ODER eoupoTticns- ptaiie bilbst einen wibtisen2beii
istner l,aris. Wis SobnausSteben ftebt Or. IN
DELL unerreibt ba. ssin YerIabren NIT Dem No.
tisnteu lit in Der 1bat dormant. Nibt oaS serln9its
sbmer,iumptom pirD ucrGnlaBt, Huo bic Operation
lit nets tit ommeu rtol9retb VI
iubriBut tdsliG zines ialpetsr,aures Sas. 0Ies
len Sdbmersuertilser baten Die seiarmtsn meot5lnls
nil6en 6aiultGten GuropG's uno amerita's lHr bas
poufommsnte nnb wunoerbGrfte, @mpinbuH9slo=
ftatsit beruorseruisuc Viittsl srtldrt. pas ls entoedt
morbsu. (DtGrs7, 3DiteD
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8eitcrc8 iiber DIE Scrbcerungcn Der
leEten Stiirme in JlebrdSfd.

g t. yOut8, %. Nprll- - Scr Demo
frat" uer6iiPntIi6t cine SpciialQ epeihe pom
u. ans 2incOlu, ytebraata, o0B Die lreter
Stilrme Die heftt9|ten Warerl, m5Idle man IL
mails in lener SegeHo erle6te. W}eniheu erz
iroreu menige 9fltbeH BON ibren 0duiun ents
itrut, mdbrcuO he ueriuhicn, ibr &ieb unter
Dad 81 b~ringen. Su Der 9tdbe BON 9r0Ia
ton perild)te ELL Yianu, 9ialren5 Seelcr, eit
JiQfbarbau5 81 erreitcu, mabe5 taum cine
halbe Dtetle |entftr1t mar lelne gran nit Ell
lem Gluoe begleitcten lba, uHo Setoe erfrOz
rem. 6r. Warlgall III 6aItin96 fam mrs
gcber, ais er Don letnen Oauie auSgltg, I'M
leiu Sleb ,uiammen3utrelben. 6r0u Bent
uno ibr Slno, mel6e in ber yfGhe Don Reos
@louo suobuteu, ~erfroreu bel Dem Sci ufe,
Elm Nahbasbaus i'll errtIdeu, neil tbr 0aI5
ourd) Sen Sturm ocrnoltrt uno urbemobnbar
9enoroen mar. Die GaId}eu murocn 10 Nu>
then uou Dem paule ~entftrnt 9sflnoen.
Serihieoeue 6amilicn luurOen 9enOtbl9t,
9uiluht in ibreu Gelerr 81 iudeu mo Olet
Gaae lana in Den Setten Su bleibeH.
Ser Sturm meGle 0duicr uieOer ODER be.
grub oieielbeu i'm SAnee. Wlebrcre SAINT
lien baben all ibc 0lbe uerloreu. Gin 6ar.
mer UcrlOr cine %iebherOe uon % aGpteH.
ShrectIidbcs 1lnaluf in &anfa8.
4t6iion, &auiG5, 81. Aprtt. Aus
8eueuile, 9fepublican GOIntD, $50 Uteilen
w,llih BON oleier StaOt, mtro eiu lAredllt)tr
ll~nalitdSiaQ 6eridtet, welder llh am Vton=
tag Dor ad,t 6ageu wGbreno zines furftbaren
StnrmeS erctQHete. 0aS WObnbalS oea
Mariners @raue in Der gtdbe BON Seleptue
mar an Samitag &bcno ab9ebrannt, un0
ieinc 6amllie iudte Shue bel ellem gtdd
bar, ytaueu8 8cnuett. PIN 0tontag abenr
riB Der Sturm oas Dad BON Seunett's0auIa
tort, Su8 oau8 mar pou Steiu uno Die Sic
b~clieiten ~ItirSten elm. Die 6amilie bate id
in ben Seller geiiidtet, Die SEslne idiuqeH
ourd aue Stoduerfe oIr4 uno 6rau Stn'
nett ruuroe ifper perlebt. Bennett elite OH
fsl0euoeu Worger oauou, mn einen 4ljt 81
bolen; ais CT suriidfehrte, mar Der 6uBbOotH
eingsitiirSt uriO 6rau Bennett nit Oret nnr
5Srau Crane nit Susi SiuOsrn maren erIdlqs
s1en; Srpei anoere &inosr &rane'9 le6teH nod;
EN- &nqbg itarb aber, Bale o%aralI, nad0enl
man lbn ausge9ra5en bate, 9dbeI mar e
10 talt, baB ptele @ruahlene uno atnaer, Oh
lid aus oeH uniideren Gab0uoen in's 6ret'
fiid)ten muBten, %elfroren. Sn Gcipter nuIot
Die Sifisiu oes O~oltigeu ySentiHel, SuSeue
bile ctue groBe 4nSabl pOuSobnbdulern uuf
| 2dSen unO Su NemzS canbinauia cine 9roBI
| Wiiible um9erliien. Suf oam 8fepIbllcan
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Sr1nSc.
Sclcaropbi1d,cs 2lucrlct.

- Die Jteger i'll SOtou babeu cine Suz
Observation-Disclosures gehalte1, in melter
SeId)liiNe 9C9eu cas- UtaIacre bon lte9ern III
yOulllana geiaBt WurOeu.
- @eitcru ernGbltc bic gtatiOnol = Subj.
lGum8z& ommIiion III BGIlaOelpBla eln ST.
nauSz9 irettorlum.
- Der @ouucrncur O0u NeW SerlCn bat
lid geluCigert, Dem yut9i YucI9udnt, meltcI
wegcn @rmOrouug ierner 6rau I'M /. Wtai
9ebdrgt meroen lOl, ellie @Qtgeulrlit 81 uer'
mllllqcu.
- Die &ricg5iabHcH 0t3 p, B., A.. uuo >.
0etawartr 3tCglmtntS murOeu gcllIru III SSH.
mingtou, Del, Der neutrality-suspicious. I'M
Spernbanie icitrlld sum Al0enten iber.
9ebtn.
- nGob" 3peeo bait I6 ittt III &jnqItou,
Ont, AMI; rcr 6ritbIng idcunt lBnl in Jtem'
Yort Sn marm 81 leln.
- %on lltab miro oieicr Sage cine Grior.
ihuugs=@rpeoiliOn nQ6 Colorado uuo 2tri.
soma ab9cbCr.
-Su MilUaufcc, @i9c., murO. 9ejtern
Der 91tpnblltancr 0arrlicu yu0iu9tou sum
Utn0Or crpGhlt.
- SH YroUiOeEce, G.=&., muroc gaitern
6rancl5 0u9bcS, welhcr leine gran 10 IGnqe
miBbanoelte, bis lie Italb, 0ui yebGl55etttn'5
3uWthauS aei6tdt.
- Sn Chicago miBbanoette uOr9eitern Scr
iarbtQe Barber ". GrOpn lelnCn iarbtgcn
@Cbilieu, Den CT BERN grlsfidretbeu a%utrai,
Oer1taBsn, 0aB Der Wann gelleru itarb. 81
Ter udt iOu Ole llrlaAe oieic6 WioroCS geweieu
lcln.
Der 9pfr. .Btrit "aing gctern nit elmer
Ea6lu9 bonn Nrad oe5 yNtlantlc" 9eb0rge-
men Glitter mad 9ieW.Dort ab.
Am @rOnt-3uuttlOus gScritc" in So
'iOn crploOwtc gsIterH cju 8ampiteiitl NIB
Der Ytai6lniIt EbO6. NObiniOn wuroe l6mer
Otrlett.
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2. RAINE, Proprietor.

8udiiugcu, 0Guilingcu mo&ablmct'cn. AGe
tieie &ogGl ilnO Oorl, ttultucIicn IN c'nsnl ge'
rdunigsn unO biibideu &dllg III yatagctte'
Bari, uutcrgcbraht. Nadlocm lie It'd bort
eiuige Q&Ohen BON ibrcn Strapaien auSge'
ruht uno erbolt bateu, iolIn ite nit Dem BIZ
bclipyute: . SelO irud;bar uuO mebrct eudl!"
in 6rclheit geiegt wcroen. GrI lit ole abilAt
Der 6reuHoc Der Sahe, Oie @mbiirgerung
surOpdiidcr SiugpGgel clutge Sabre lang ips
ilemNtlih iU betycibcn uuO itOn udtite5 6riibs
labr etu experiment III gy0Berem UtaBitdbe
init ben SiIgoj8eln uuo Observation-Disclosures
Sertilgern iOIJeu ;u lniicn.
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Rant Feline Ndbmafhine,

(sul2t, l2JatsD ar. 40. @ore-esarlesf,
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Bic SSbccicrz SStliun'i6c nene
SS1hmnicbine

in Die ein;tqe, pelhe Den Lockstitch mGtt, obne Den
Shuttle gu 9ebrautcn.
9ieic ncue WtGidinc ucrridtst ale Nrten Bamllten<
Tdbereien porn Ielnitsn D~6liletin bis gum ibpsrlten
srbe. bic eiuSi9e Wtaihine, mCl6e @smbennader
gebrauben. Gum Scr'ante rur bel
SstsrIou s SGrpeater, @eu. =%senten,
Irn,la 1SNl Rr pa. SUPERINTENDENT.
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Rubber Betting. Dampt.S erpGdun9 unS 'sdlaut,
%patsntirte an: oeftrCdte Misunderstanding.
Sotz unp Iieterbruf OampiteiSnng.
mn5diuiitsnz, Yranert unb Yiumberss Iftifet i'm
N Ioe nleineu, (April1 '73-NprIlt5 TAD
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Tu @hnciDer uuD Mn0ere!

Braubt Sbr cine cute NdtmGlbins, 10 tautt ben
,Nittpr." IS nGbt Ieitte unb i6mere Arbslt NIT
sleiter Seibtistsit. Ste Rabsl Tam nl1t unre6t
etnaelest loeroen. Seine ytGtberin ODER Sarlllie iouts
sbne Tie ieIn. Man iprsde Dor unb Hnteriu6s ots,el@
ben in ser. A., Rorr SbdrIesfr., i'm 5rsimau>
rer.1empeI. Wouatlide 3Gblunsen ansenon1men.
(Npril27, l2Dt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
TIr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

if feline IRuitiuc better, oils Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba tic OauerbaIt unb einiad lit, niht ieitt be-
ibdbist miro uno hgcno siner Der t9euren Otaibtnen
sieihtommt.
sic toilet pom s25 bis $50 unb utro aui tirf sabre
oQroutirt. Spbu I. Sutisr, 8enerGl@A9snt,
Wr. 8, SaurS>G barlcsarake,
On211SD Swelte Stage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23

Su @inctHH0t1 RnO Die oeutidlen
Stergemiitbsr entSiift barber, OaB Yaullue
Yucca an Boomerang Abeno ,iibcr'm3tbetn"
ge1ueien unO &tncInuaticr Sler getrunten bot.
Der YOet elreS Siuclunatier YlQtte5 iagt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
0ermilhte 8erilte.

HSie Seietgebuu9 pom &entudp
reibt iif ben aus SOruirtbett uno SOrurtbell
Suiammenseieeten @eisegebnngen einiger an.
0ereu Staaten miirbtI uu. Sei Den Serbano'
lungen tim Senate) iiber Die Bill CUR 66rOe=
runa Der GiupanOeruug CAB ii6 EN- entidie'
ben IeiubieltJer Gcllt 9cger Die Ginpanberer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23

abs Sbr Die serduItloie, it6 ,slbitzoIenbe Salan5.
Rabz ieruns geieben, Die ~tohsnlrel On
alcr uoriIsliben Niaitincn, nslds in Dem Ser'
,auisIotale pom j. Is. aSilr, Gr. rs, W.zSolf'moz
re-, nabs @apftraBe, eetauit ,psrnsn, an3ebrabt mtro.
NIB. Vlai9inen rermiet5tt, ausSeeeneri lHo UNI
ostouSnt (4pr2, t2UttD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
Mibtiac S1aDrt6t

SD babe aIe arten sebrduttc ytd5moittnen. ME
4. g. 8isesIhe, Sireer'itc, oope'i6e, empire.
acaItone IL. (. 70. 70 gut, tuie neu, BON sl5 a%utpdrts
~oorrdtbjs, ooer meme, penn oorse5csen, ODER permte'
tie oisIelbvn Su 50 pro Nonat.
@drtVr
Rr. 1907, HscifzSaltim orefraRe.
fGGn13. l19tiSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
Sie .Scrpr">N Ghnalhiuc,

fnr;lid intrpouSirt uno Die bette oller Dor
banoenen,
erbiC(t Die 0rGmie in ber Iseteu Husheluna bss
% merituniiheu Sunitlts" Al 1cru -gorf urb lit be:
ionOets fir Gdn iosr eln9eridt:t, madt lsrob ale
arteu ytdbsrcien ; ictbt f6 ieItirGenoe Raotl. Dan
TONNE uub irbe! Sd,dier x Reir,
Wr. 2s5 Hseh.Saltimore.. nabe
/MnriGe 1cN SborlpshraE2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
~. 6. @DpS s Soup,

Sl9enteuner DON
@olo'S patentirten altonlattlt}en 0elSer1,
fpelte in bea letten iiniScbu Sabreu iebr umiansrsib
unb nit beiierem @tolne, al5 ir9enb Elm dnbsrer nit
9ampi obsr BERGEN BaFsr bIiienosr @pparat &C.
brdubt fporoen.
Ser Barrier. Mmnitarlibe Nj tenbs sf6" nnbg8ar
ren'ihe Sseroc, Earors, Gum unO ~vlgbtnin9. T6cuets
Ylas ;Sei5er.
Ger berlbmte 4alpion'ibe "Hot Air Furnace"
9esuns BON Blcia uub Giienrobrsn, 8abep1nnen,
Spolantsn, Wai9Itdnoe, YtiIoirs, ab5a9erolren fur
Mbtritte; iomieau6
bpornuliihe Rammen, 9Bdiier' Maidinrrie II. {. 10.
marnorne uno S6Icier= aaminiilis, 6cusr6scroz
Rofe, TegiItsr IL. I. NJ.
alden-lltsniilien, gSaNertiibler uHb GtiriscrGtorcn
sobe uno pei,oIen, iopie JiepGratutrn alsr Ntt
prompt aus aeiiibrt.
Siibmef.gde BON Baltimore nnb GutapItr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
~ &lnNltbe SABINE.
Sr. 10. S. Gtbcrtoae.

81 81, 9 il Vroaoma |.
9ie,ss alts uuo lang -%stIblirte sabn ar;nst1 BtreGn
II, NIT alen Qrtitclu iur oGs Nribiabr5. 9eltGtt gut
~ S5hne noTttu obne SbmeBeu au5SuSiebeu, Dos
rIni er ,sine ihoncn uno oausrbaittn @toiiis etniesi
nro aorantirt, oa5 Die ganSe Operation 2ttrieoentelt
osmisren lpirr. Ile 'abrdrStitbcn Sptrattoheh
mubeu nit 1S=iGbriser Grlabrun9 Gnsgftnprtt IN
IDnnI8 t2RteD Nr. "a, Sue'Sfoaeioap.
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(6;nn .l3.1jH
$sD
2lHc 2trten
Na6ulnihinrn 3ur Mictbe

AZ a. mouatlib. 3um YertGuie in JtGtentabinnser
Al s. pro Nonat. Suursabler srbaltrn einen libera>
len Ib,ue. 9prien 8 SomsemiIaaer,
iSr3ItSD Tr. FL, Nprt : GutaipifrdRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
S~ennings' 3abuzIinftlr.
cine eleaaute, lihcre uno erfDls'
reihe Wuuepdihe,

ann R,tuiqcn, 8crld6uem unb Srbaltup9he 3d9n'
uuo css 3abnlr5tts, uuo 9ibt BEN gtbert stnsn IN
a,aebuen scrub. gu bGbcn bel allen Droanln'HlT
dlssmeinen un6
n. Spnion, Senninas, 8 eomp
,moi,J. ,oDD SIR. 90, goroz@burlesfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-23
Hs,,5hss sobuar,t(ihrs SuRitut.

Srmcuz slini, bon I bis 5 rbr giorsens,
In sr, ia, 6anoper,, ~spiidben Son'pap' nnr
Barrear. Or. Sernbarc NJ eper %(itnoirte bic
aoer 3obnur,reiIdule) siebt 3Gbne pernittsift rctnsn
aotseiss obne sdmerBca aus. alHitilbe @s6ths
nom 81 Al si2. @oIbiluunaeu BON 81 Sn 50.