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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

LARGE lot just received: Heavy all
wool Cashmere, 75c; all Swedes, SOC;
Waterproof cloth, S5c; Mohair Surges
from Is to 75c; good brown Muslin, s
cents. All goods in proportion. Re-
member J. W. FERREL'S
Canfra Wheelinp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to,New Advertisements.

Hamilton's Opera House.
Boots and Shoes-C. D. Knox & Co..
Trustees Sale.
Office Furniture-Hubbard & Nc
Burnie.
Dressing Cases-G. Mendel, Booth II
~
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JUST received and opened big lot
of heavy Canton Flannels at l23 cent?
per ward and Crash for 6 cents at
J. W. FERREL's
Centre Wheeling.
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Police CoCET-G esterdays session
OF the police court PANIED out beautl-
fully, lar better than tie appearance OF
things al the caIaboose the night be-
fore would warrant us in anticipating.
John Lewis, y mulattu boy, about
the color O. carvaeseh ham, was
charged with using very filthy language
aud breaking the windows Of Harriet
Wilson's residence, because be was Or
dered out OF the house. AS he wasa' t
much larger than bar OF yellow soap
after hard days washing he got of
with fine OF s. and costs or teR days.
John Reddy, Jr., was charged with
committing an assault and battery on
Richard Blackstone, and cutting him
in the "abominable regions" with O
pocket knife. This on Fourth street on
Wednesday night. He was fined SEC
and costs or thirty days.
Jimmy Gallagher, who is well known
as one Of the most incorrigable boys
in this or any other city, claimed the
little colored boy, Lewis. as his part
ner. Eaing anxious to share his part
ne-'s captivity, he took the proper way
to get into the lookup, and by the use
of the filthiest and most profsne lam
guage. wells and screams, provoked the
arrest he desired. He was fined s
aud costs or twenty days,
Louis Roudin, the rabbi, and Mayer
Morris, the butcher, whose quarrel or
TUESDAY, in the slaughter house o.
Morris. we have mentioned, rot de.
string an invesug alton plead guilty tc
the charge II disorderiy conduct and
were fined g and costs each
George Weitzel, "a young man from
the country" was found lying on Mar
ket street. above Arms:rong's plsiniug
mill, en- Wednesday u;ght, helpiessly
drunk. II consideration OF his previ-
GUS good conduct and excellent char
acter, lie was fusd but 81 and costs,
The BALL To-NIGHr.-The ball to be
given by Black Prince Lodge, knights
Of Pylhi2s, al Turner Hsli tonight,
will doubtless be one OF the larges:, IS
it is one Of the fret. Of the season
Every arrangement looking to the com
fort and to promote the pleasure Of
guests, has been made, and most JOY
GUS time is anticipated Let sll the
members OF the Order, who can, be
present, aud aid the youngest lodge in
the city in replenishing its treasury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

SrEREoscoPIo views OF oil the inter
esting scenes in the old and new world
at Robiuson's Gallery, III Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

GREAT BAkGAlNs.-Alpaca in all COL
ors for - cents per yard at
J. w. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

JoD lots OF Notions in Hoes, Gloves
and underwear, al wooden, at half price.
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

OPENING daily new stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods at RheiDstrom's Mlllin-
cry Emporium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03
BETHANY COLLEGE.

VNHE TIL TN-THIRD SySSION or
i Bethany College will begin on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBI II 29in. 1914.
A larger attendance IS expected than we
have ever hHd before, and no means within
our power, shall he ncSi, cted In keep ID"
Institution fully up Ia The educational
wants of our age and people. CUUr.cs Of
study are GCJust, 10 Uit the varied Iurp0.
ses OF Siuten =, and degree are conferred.
indIcaus e or prOnCi n scbOlR ship In Arts,
Sciences, and CUeTS. - ec'ni courses are
also arranged Tor procession al students IN
Engineering, ITaC. cal Physics am Chen.
islry, with ample uHining III the use Of In
stTUmenis md apparatus, both In Held work
and In the laboratory.
Ixpensesare ,ducCd 10 The lowest degree
practical lc, Fnd many stud, mis- manage, by
the club-syrem, 10 set along cOmioftEbly
al the rate Ui from 10 50 per week. Kegu-
lar boarding at the besr house,, from e. 10
81 per week For Particular, send ior cais-
lOfue To Prof &. l. l., OK, rec'y,Or
". X. PEND rTCS, PTes
BETHANY, Brooke Co., w. Va.
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DANA L. HUBBARD.
ILL.-- \
Date ocGrst publication Sept. 90, 1873.

STATE OF wFST VIRGINIA.
County Of Ohio. tiy o. Wheeling,
Bernhard II. FeustEnsnn and Jacob K8uf-
mann, partners dong business under The
1rm name and style OF FeustmRnn &
Kaufman
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

BEST heavy gray flannel for 25 cents
per yard. j. W. FERREL 8,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

ALL the new shades in Ribbons. Vel
vets, Feathers, Flowera, &c, at Rhein-
strom's Millinery Emporium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

For Suits, Waterproof Cloaks, Red
iugotes and Wrappers, 60 to
F.. EMsEEI,.ER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

LADIES, if you wish TO have hand
some dresses made to order, go to
p. EMsHEIMER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

THs fret stock OF Ladies Misses and
Cbildren's Hosiery in the city at Rhsin'
strom's Millinery Emporium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

THE largest lot and greatest variety
OF picture frames in the city at Rob-
insor's Gallery, III Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

Estray Cow.
Ladies Underwear--C. Il. Brues.
Shell Oystery-S. o. Burdats.
Ladies Watches-Oxtoby Il Duflield.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03
William RacnaraCh,

N ASSUNPSTT.
TIE object Of the above entitled action Is
10 recover from the defendant u claim Of
Si&9.T} with int est thereon from the 10 n
cay or Juy, 1913, for merchandise sold and
dell cred y the p!alntifi 10 the de endant.
at his .Cquesi, an CoS.s, and 10 subject o
The payment her. OF certain pr perry here
in attached, and the order Of httachme mt
herein having enreiurned executed, and
the defendant not having been served with
q copy OF said order If attachment, or with
process In said suit, and II appearing flom
an affidavit filed in this cause, that said de-
iendsut Is not q resident OF the state OF
Wet irgiuia. Il IS ordered by the Court
tnat aid defendant do appear within one
month after the date Oftbe first publication
OF tlis oTdsr, ana 90 Whist is necessary 10
prut'c, his interests, aUd that this order be
published and pos ed as Tequ red in sc ton
~ o. Chapt. II ~ the cOdeO West Virginia.
4 copy. est:
DANA l.. HUBBARD.
Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03

BEST feather ticking for % cents per
yard. j. W. tEREEL.s.
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wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore Division.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh &. r,
ca g, 1873 ST Tf af w Viii i" run n =

IT r1Erg2SC ON AND AFTER MAY
~ s5Ss1srG 20, 1873, TrSiuS, will run
follows:
LEAVE
Eellair......... $40 p. IN. 1859 a. m. 5i5 n. IN.
SridgeporI..s 0:5Op. III. 1l:CJ q. m. 5:o9 a. M'
ssteubenvne.. ESQ p. M. l2:Ol p. m. 6:9I a. H.
Wsllsvills-.. $40 p. n. l:SO p. IN. S:lo.a. M
Pittsburgh ...l030 p. m. $40 p. N. lL:10 a. m.
BaltimGre...- 1880 p. m. $50 a. m. sou u. M
Washington. 2:2O p. m. S:il q. M, 4:5U q. M
philadelphia lE:5 p. m. $50 a. IN. 2:oO a. NJ
New York.. 31n p. NJ. lO:lO q. n. bi9 a. M
Boston. ........ $50 4. III, 9;C5 p. IN. i:5O p. m
Alliance. -. OLD u m It:z2 NJ ~
Clevetand--. $50 p. "a 100 am
ChicaSo-..---.. 100 y. m. e.2O z. III. o;9J d. IL
Tickets to all principal points in the East
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House, and at the
station at Bridgeport.
FIR. MYERS,
iulSl Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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VIII I 81 IA
F z MALE INSTITUTE.
STAVSTON. VIRGINIA.

SYAEE IF WESr IRGINIA,
= County of chic, City OF Wheeling:
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
Bernhard II Feustmann and Jacob kauf
mann, partners, doing business under the
firm name and style or
FcuEtmann & Kaufman,
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100000,

divided INTO Il OCO cash gifts. will be distrib-
uted by lot among the Iicket-holdeIs. The
num- beers of the tickets 10 be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
rrom another.
, 1873-02-09

AGAIN. Ihe great ocean became the cold river,
ana they are in body separated by death without
taat awful ordeal Of the moment when death
strlkes MTG mans heart, and he is blinded and
corpse Of his wife. Ny poor brother and friend
will never give up his grief, The only exquisite
JOY ho can ever feel in this world nil
grow up in the soul Of his intenscst
pam. He VII be Jealous Of this pain, and will
where Providence has sent it buried in his heart
OF hearts. Time will not heal unless time can
deprave. Time will not give strength to bear
but weaker and weaker must oae 80 On till one
can go on no longer, end sinks down under the
heaven and mans wife. When you get these
back the heart will heal and the dart be removed.
but only her spirit~hand can LIT the load and
extract the spear. No man can have two wives.
years with the companionship, confidence, and
sacrificing love OF ono Of the choicest souls
Goa had to giro any man, and now
she is still yours. She can no more
be less yours than less Code, and still in the
and perturbation sho is with you and viii be With
you to the end. And you can be with hor only
IN likeness to her, in holy rneditation in COM
munion with spiritual reality. You can only get
10 he1 altitude BY very high living.
The spirit, the Immortal lives on for US and in
us. With this new roplenishment Of grace. this
rich legacy OF her memory and image, We return
to our work as sho would hare ns,-for she
would have us fall in sweetly with Gods plan a.
she has. We return to our duty let us per-
form it in her spirit, and We will get great
strength from her approval md Gods.
After the prayer which followed Mr. Golfers
remarks, the choir sang the last stanza Of the
hymn, Nearer, my God to Thee.'' Tho bene-
dlction, which closed the services, WAS pro-
nonnced by Rev. 1Ir. Bartlett.
The remains Of Mrs. White we're then followed
BY the co1tege to Grace]and Cemetery, where
they were Temporarily placed in vault
, 1873-02-09
A NEW COAL ASSOCIATION.

An association called tho "Consuners' Coal
Association has recently been organized here,
under the State law for the formation Of socio-
ties not for pecuniary profit, the object Of which
is to furnish its mombors coal at its actual cost,
saving the consumer tho profits Of couple OF
dealers and tho commissions OF as many agents,
and giving him 2, 200 instead of 1000 pounds to
ton. Persons may subscribe any amount of
money they desire On the basis of 40 per cent
less than their coal bills for the preceding year,
and Will then bo entitled to an anount
Of coal at its actual cast, equal to
the amount Of money paid, and which
Tin be delivered whenever desired. Tic asso-
citation purposes buyiag coal in largo quantities.
, 1873-02-09
RAILROAD T141E TAcL5.
ARRIVAL lAD DEPhb DEE PhRRiHJfRE RRiHlJRE Gf TTRhIES


E.FLASAT1oS or REFERENCE afAEKs.-t Snt1rdsr AZ.
eepteu. sunday excepted. Monday exeept.a Ar
r1ss Sunday 1T $50 \. m. Daily,
CHICAGO + ALTON RAllRos3
chtee7o AHon It 81. Louis Through Line asd Eotirorn
to) nee shors route Chect Kuas1. CJt4, -ja,
DeFo. Hss: Side. Nadi&oa-ss. brIts~ '"' 0
, 1873-02-09

directly from the mines, and it will be ready for
delivery so soon as the vessels can bring it. J.
y. Cornell is President; Il. L. Barnet, secro-
Union National Bank, Treasurer. Such Al Or
gsnization can undoubtedly reduce the price Of
coal to the consumer, but it depends entirely
upon the responsibility and capacity of those
who have charge Of it, and that is point con-
cerning which each one who wants to inreet
should satisfy himself. The Office of the Asso-
ciation Is Room Il No. 124 Clark street..
, 1873-02-09

MISCELLANEOUS.
: Nearly oae-ha1f Of tho church rne,nhcrs ut
Richmond, Va; are Bap.ists
Tho catholic Church in Great British has
about 500 priests, 1920 churches. So reiieioua
communities for men, ESQ for women, and 4,500,-
COO lay members.
:. There are sixteen Episcopal Churches in the
City of New York in which no reiIgiouB services
are maintained.
The Christian Church in tie seven south
eastern counties Of Illinois has forty-four or
gsaized congregations, org representing brother
sit is a standing rule in my church, ~ said
one clergyman to another, for the sexton to
wake up any man he may see asleep" II think," !"
:eturned the other, "that it would be much bet
ter for the sexton, whenever any man goes to
Father Leinewebor, Of Munich, has been
saateucsd to si1 months imprisonment for pro-
seatng publicly against the prohibition recently
naae by tho Davarlan Government to boys and
young men, preventing their serving at mass.
There is q colored Lutheran congregation in
teaston, Pennsylvania, which uorships in the
secsure~1oom Of Christ's Church, and arc served
% one Of the pastors OF the Synod Of PennsYl-
ssula- This is perhaps the only colored Lutheran
congregation in the United States.
-N Is estimated that nesr two hundred thou
eand members Of tha Baptist Church are in fa-
19r III o.. and practice, free communion, and the
"a! t1!scsples (sometimes known as Cau,pbellite Bap-
ssss extend the privileges OF the holy Com
monlon to al Christians.
,.-. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church is
Eerhsps the largest Presbyterian body in the
o9ate q OF Missouri. Their membership is nearly
q 11s'uVt,-abont one-ffth Of the whole number in
ms United States.
,,-9 there are prospects OF stout struggle to |
crao3 cn9 N Great Dritain before the Athanasian
eeed is given up. The Engliah Church Union |
recently rreenfty held spirited session, during which |
tec1bera - maintained that the creed is the key
- tae citadel Of Christianity, and that the 5000
esa eeslca oblectors to it formed an extraordinary
'o7mo ~ q all sorts OF opinion. and confessions.
"+Aha iasults baya 1alrn into d;sfaTor in san |
, 1873-02-09

Park Avenue Library Association, a grand musi-
cal entertainment will be given under the aus
pices Of that Society at the Park Avenue M, Is.
Church, corner OF Park avenue and Robey street,
on Monday evening, Feb. 10. The following
ladies' and gentlemen have volunteered tEcir
services for tho occasion: Mrs. Darlington, Mrs.
Mason, Miss Lynne Owens, Mrs. Riley, Madame
Dawell, Miss Lewis, Mra. Morris. Miss Volcott,
Prof. P. P. Bliss, Nr. Leech, Prof. Jos. Singer.
Mr. Mason, Mr. Schultz, Signor Melf. The
programme will embrace choice variety OF
vocal and instrumental solos, duets, trios,
quartcttes, songs, arias. and ballads. Tickets
for sale 1t Emerson l. Stott's, No. o39 West
Madison street, aud at Horizons Circulating
Library, No. 637 West Lake street.
, 1873-02-09
AIKEN'S THEATRE.
ERAYE p AiXE,N p.nz.s...-
RUBlMS'EETN

T.rexell Concerts. RE1INSTEIS and WIESIATsE1
tars*e:l 70 ca;:go: One Six7. AID Oaa Matinee. ri
a: 47?7:-- Ky; Il. 1j': sas':r!:y z:te.ao9n Eeb
fzs.ll0=.caa Ek:adAJ]. Oaly GG. Rubu41Qio Nxttnae
, 1873-02-09
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RAILROAD.
L~1Fe. 4rir.s.

'".em a. m. s 7:M p. N.
.s5:l0 p. m. IS $50 a-m.
t'9tp p. u-1t5:W "a.
S:f1 ?. m.f' $50 !. n,
, 1873-02-09

Feb. s-septurgesi1r.,.
RoAA.f CATHOLIC.
Feb. eS4p:uages:na.
Feb. l0-st. Echolastca, Y.
Feb. 1s-Totiye Of The Dles1ed Sacrament
Ffh. 1<-St. Valentine H.
.Ft3 15-Totive Of the Immaculate Corc,p!1on; 50.
ExcstiEs:s md Jo7i.a, EN-.
, 1873-02-09

The ladies' charity ball, which viii occur at
Standard Hall, on Monday evening, Feb II,
promises to be a grand affair in every respect.
The entire amount of tiekets issual have already
been sold, SO that the complete financial SUCCESS
OF tho noble enterprise is placed. beyond perad-
, 1873-02-09

Catlinyi1le, Ill. is eupportinga blind father and
an invalid mother this winter BY chopning wood
Last year she supplied the wants OF the family
oy raising potatoes, doing all the work herself
e1cupt ploughing the ground.
, 1873-02-09

q very enjoyable entertainment for tho benefit
Of The Chicago Nursery and Half Orphan Asy-
luna is announced for Thursday evening next, 1T
tho Home, on North Halsted street. / number
of 1o North side4adies have taken the mattor
dancing, and good time generally. The insts,
tuition ls in need, and well deserves q generous
patronage. Contributions OF Refreshments will
be thankfully received at the ASYLUM during
tho day.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24


Gin Serr Sauboseon IN @alence
bat bic grideinuns, bic in einereai1e 8offee
borfommen, nadbcm maa fie sesudert bat,
lansiabriseu 8etra@tunseu, unter3osen, aus
benen er folgenbe S6liiIle init Si@erDeit sie9en
au tonnen slaubt: vgScnn man oen3uder, obne
bic Glaifisteit umsuriibren, fi@ rubig aufloien
ldbt, 70 fteisen betanntlid Quftblaien an bic
oberFa6e ber GtiiiTeteit Biloen Oieie nun eie
tie i@aumise MaiIe III ber Mitte. Der. Safe, 10
tann man beitilnnt aaf oauerno idbo,tes Metter
re@neu; iebtfi@ im@escntbeil BET sd)aum ring
formie an ben @onb oes @efabeS an, 70 itcben
itarte @esensiihe beoor; bleibt rer @@oum
alpif9en 0ianb u. @litte, 70 ,uiro bas gSetter
bcranoerlidj; fliebt ct obne ii@ su 5ertbeilen,
nad eiaem einaisen @unfte oes 2aiIenranoes,
70 ftebts sein mabiser Ge9en bepor." St bat bieie
slnseiden sresel,nabis nit bene,, bes
Baro'aeters pno g9ermenseters bfrsliden uno
fie erf, als er SGT eenaNsni uebersinifiinmuns
fider lpar, ber osHentli@teit iiberseben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24

Nemarf. Die Grau bon Gran5 oang pollte
ibrem Manne bas, ,@1ittaseilen bereiten, uno oa
oas Geuer ibr nibt'redt in Bug fam, 10 sob
iie cbcn aus elmer beinabe sefillten Same &cro>
fcnc auf bic brennenben Sol5itiide .9as &erofene
Eammte auf uno tbeilte iidb ben. ent5iinoliden
Gtoffe in berRanhe init, uno cine Grploiion,
iuobur@ bic Grau nit bet brennenasn Glafiis>
teit iibersofen tuurbs, 'par bic Golge. Saus'
senoi1en unb @adbaren eilten 5n Sii(fe uno
eritidten bic Glamn'eu, iueld)e audi f@on ben
Geppi@ ererifieu battsn, ,aber oieGrau uar 70 fart
esrienst bab bic @ettums ibres 2ebens fit un>
mo9li@ sebalten niro. .a*--,=:..
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&r5ieb,.m9sprpben*

Sic N{utter uno lire G@tpeite Fbsu
an einem beiBen @pmmertage ouf Der
vYord, 'uno NeinGen tommt e6eu Su III
.nen.
Mutter: @i6 oer Sonte oie @ono,
mein Min1en.
mind E II perbriebli9: I don't.
Mutter @eD Min9en unb eib lift
bic 1onb..
90 II d en-: No.
81 utter 5u Dem &inosmdoden: @o=
pbie rei9e uns ben icecream! Sum
Olin@en glib bod oer Sante bic @anb!
Mi II d en- tpeinerli9: Sd min audi
icecream! "'~
Mutter Grit 9ib oer Sante bic
9onb, bonn betonmit bu icecream!
Min9en: I will not shake
hands, [ want icecream!
Sic beiben nebmen ben icecream
uno Min6en fan9t Elm 3eter9el6rei
an.
Sante: @ib ibr bod BON Dem ice
cream, @9,peiter! Gs 1T beute 1etr
beib, lieb ,pie bas arme Sinh 19luibt. -
limb oos Sinh befam icecream DIRE
BET Sante Die @anb se9eben 5u baben.
Ser lnseborlam allo, bas @eelenlei=
ben bes &inoes, miro ni9t bea9tst, oem
Gisenjinn aber mirb no@seseben,
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Sic ebiD.
Die bea1tfebe MrefSe int
QIsnterifn

bot BON 9eutl9lanb ber etnen 9ieb e.
balten, tuel6en Die &egietung Der Verei=
11igten @taaten niDt nur ni6t parirte,
lon6ern int &e9entbeil grpbmiitbig fanc=
tionirte. Sn 0em slpi19en ben @er.Staa=
ten 1no 9eutl 6lano abgeI6lc1Ienenpoit=
pertra9 1T cine BeI Itimmung aufgenom=
men, 9en1db tuel6er bic beutl9e Poltpers
tpaltun9 ermd9tigt 1T, fit ieoes na6
Deutl l6lano 9e19idtc Gremplar einer' in
beu Ser; @taaten publicirten 3 utl l6en
3eitl1ng eine @tempell lteuer non elm Dter=
tell lil6er9roI I9en 5u erbeben; Die engli19cn
3eituugen (sicD linb frei. s.
9as 80. Nplfsblatt" ]6reibt Dieriibcr
II. a.: rvWie Die &egierllns in MaIbin9=
ton biele Beitimmun9 9utbeiben fonnte,
1T unbegreifli9, lpenn mani ni9t anneb=
men tpill> bab lie na9 befannter natipliti=
16er Wfal1ier Die Inter 9eioung 81 lln=
sun1 ten ber beut5 59en pre0e. gerne 9e=
lodbrte. Nlsgsntral= 2esierun9 0er ame=
ritouil9en Union botte lie unbe0ingt bic
8erp fli6tuna alien amerifanil 9en Sci
tun9en slei4e&e@te 5u li9ern, uno burr
tie teineu l1nteri9ieo selten lanen. @ic
mub red)t gut nil len, bas Die oeutlbe
@pra6e AUDI Oas amerifanil@e 8iirger=
re6t bat. @orum sic oeutl6e &e9ierun9
10 ban0elt, i1t re6t pobl ein5uleben.. @ie
laborirt ia an Der befannten Tur6t Dor
oer 9(uswanoerung unb |iebt lupbl nibt
nit unre6t in ben bieligen ocutI@en3ei=
tungen gefdbrf9e 9eei5mittel 5ur Mu5=
luonoerung. 9ie engli16en 3eitun9en
| liho ni4t 10 gefdbrli@. 9ie fann nibt
Se0ermann le]en, un0 Die 2clte, tpeld)c
oas tDnnen, baben in ber &e9el fein@elo
gum 9lusluanocrn; oonn aber 5ei9en oiele
en91i16en 3eitun9en bem 2eler bas liebs
@aterlano ni9t in Dem 2i6te> tuie bellt=
| 16e 3eitungen bies i6onun9slos 81 tbuit
I'M Stanbe lino. Wfan le9t ali 10 ocn
beutI erifanil6en 3eitungen nod ei=
ne Dauml9raube an. 60 fin6ild bos
Mittel it, es.1@eint imr1erbin plaul libel!
Mas loq man aber BON unlerer &e9ie=
run9 in @oibin9ton ocnten> bic auf fol-
DE Sntentionen einsebt ober 1id, benl lel=
oienitbar 81. tueroen> iibert0lpeln labt?!"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24

8unoesratbes MAIDEN. Mber ,pir iteben
tebt por ben WaDlen, uno bic prbent=
li6en, braben Staatsbiirger lperoe1 ni9t
gum 5tpeiten 0eale iol6e 2eute 1T ben
&ei6stas i6iden, tpel6e fi9 9egen bic
&egierung auf flebnen uno es nit ben
Aeitungs16reibern balten. Ser e@te
preube sebt i1,1mer init Der &egierungt
Die gerabe 10 gut gum Bolfe geb0rt lpie
&rupp ober 1onit elm anberer 8iirgcrs=
mann, ber ,lm bos Mllgemeine feline Ser
oienlte bat. @lauben @ie ni6t> bab ib
MIDI fiir9te bon S6nen, Oeun bas tuGre
gar gu bumm. Meine @elnnbbeit 1T
spar felt Dem lebten papitli6en Stud
etwas I9,ua9, a6er 10 picl 9ltbem babe
i9 l9on nod, Inn Oie1e gan5e @er1 1omm=
lung bon@imanbeln umsnblal fen.
Ser prdioent Sim OF er=
i4ridt uuo i6liebt eilisit Die @ibun9.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24

spirituoicn unb berslcid)en uno auf bolbise
@eneiuns oes .arantcu bin - s(ud) aus Sen
Ginaciueioen oerr Spfertbiere tuirb eeiua1riagt,
cine geiunbc, glattc Geber uto bol(e Gieseucioe
werben ais 9ates @oraetNcn betrad)tct, oage9en
beutet cine fleinc @dacnblaic ouf sausltde
&erornuu9 bcr Gami(ie.