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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03

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-It was highly appropriate that
Henry Ward Bcccher should close his
admirable lecture here on "Manhooa
and Money! with an allusion to the
great danger which threatens the peo-
pie from railroad monopolies. 1t is a
subject that the Sentinel has often dis
coursed upon, and we are glad that the
most eminent clergyman in America,
in his visit to the principal cities of the
Union, drops warning word in the
ears Of the people to put them on their
guard. Mr.. BceclIer trembles for the
future when he eontemplates the enor-
nous power that is welded BY the
three great lines OF railway that have
their tcrinini IN New York but what
will that power be if not oni y these
three. but all the corporations IN the
United States should be consolidated
under one board Of directors, and that
board really managed and controlled by
an able, aggressive, and despotic man
whose ambition was equal to his
power? With power to elect judges and
legislatures, to suborn witnesses and
bribe juries, with money to employ the
best legal talent in the market, and
ability to choose or defeat the Govern
ors Of states, who can set limit to such
a tyrart' operations, or who can pre-
dict tire fatal results that must over
sake She peoples liberties under the
sway Of his iron rod? People smile and
say that such day is afar off. but if it
be, it is because they viii be admonish-
cd in season to ward of the impending
danger by being prepared for it. If it
is to be ayerted at all, it must be by
that eternal vigilance that is the price
of liberty 1HiL,gGnl:ec ,Sentincj
In an article on F:Michi-an Pine
in the Michigan Luns sberman for Feb
ruary, appears state Anent of the pine
crop and market Of 1872. The year
was emp!atioally prosperous one to
the mill owner, the lumber dealer, the
logger, and the real estate manipulation.
All have CLEANED rich harvest. The
crop was much larger than was antici-
pated, approximatiny 5000, o,o0o
feet, and to count, estimates the writer
in round numbers Of feet all the varied
products Of the ne trees felled u the
Michigan forests and now lying within
or exported beyond her borders for the.
wear, such as logs tpwed below, square
timbcrs, sps.rs,. lotslbe of all shapes,
lath, shingles and pine slaves, the act
ual sale would oyor-reach that startling
figure. The principal localities supply
ing this immense amount of lumber are
divided into three distinct districts ::
the Saginaw, the Upper Peninsula and
the West Shore. \ large portion Of
the products of the Saginaw district
goes East, while Chicago is the princi-
pal market of the two others. The re-
s-llt to Michigan in dollars amounts to
S42, $50, 800
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03

to the word of God, and showed that
for thousands Of yssrs things had come
to pass, just as that fire, which could
be accounted for insthe same rationalis-
tic way, without reference to God ;
and yet the Bible refers them to God,
and even represents him as saying, Il
make peace and Z create evil" (not
SIM Il the Lord do all these things. y
l tried at the same tire to correct
the notion that these evils if wrough
Of God, were to be considered punish
ments. Often, if not always, they are
an effort of love, to correct, restrain,
teach, prevent, save. The Boston fire
was not to be taken as proof that it
was bad city, but rather that God
loved the city, and the whole country,
and was chastening it betimes.
And now good friends and brothers,
we are met, with our heads and hearts
full of disaster that touches some OF
us very closely indeed | trust, you
who feel it most are trustful children
Of the great Father who cares for us
all, and are able to say with philoso-
ply and trust and wisdom like
Jobs, 1.-The Lord gave, and the Lord
hath taken away; blessed be the name
Of the Lord 1T is easy to account
for the fire last night, by saying ''it
was midnight no one was on the
ground" I'VE had no fire company
sit was elesssneglect ''the build
ings were old and dry and close togeth-
er'-"there was a strong wind but
you observe. the same sort Of account
might have been given Of all Jobs IBIS
fortunes, yet he over leaped all inter-
mediate causes, and rested on God.
Was JOB unscientiic Be it so faith
in God is better than any science that
be- Titles it. But the time is coming
when it will be the grand business and
the grand success of science, to prove,
that faith IN God, such as Abraham S
and Jobs, is the truest philosophy
the only wisdom,
Accept the situation then, not as
victims of a grim accident, not as sub
jcets of irrational force, but as the
children Of God your Father who is
rich enough to burn up a thousand
worlds like hisfand be none the poor
er--no less able to provide for and
bless you. Be strong and of good
comfort, Gcd means good say, there
fore, Blessed be the name Of the
Lord"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03
u. S. III.
Postal Regulations a fen suggestions
By the tat contributor.

If there is anything more absurd
than some of the rulings and instruc-
tions of the Post-of1ice Department we
should like to see it. For instance,
the following
"Mail matter deposited in q post
office for mailing, on which at least one
full rate of postage has been paid,
should be forwarded to its destination
charged with the unpaid rate to be col
lected Oh delivery. The unpaid rate
is double the prepaid rate which should
have been paid at the mailing Office. .
That is to say, if \ writes B letter
so bulky that the postage is six cents,
and only aflxes one three cent stamp.
B has to pay six certs ON delivery OF
the letter. In this way b. is punish
ed for the ignorance or neglect OF his
correspondent.
We have a few improved rulings to
submit to the department
Monthly magazines, published week
ly, must be charged letter postage when
delivered dally.
Powder magazines, except to regu-
lar subscribers, are not permitted to
frank their reports.
If no stamp is affixed to letter, re-
tain it. If, however, the postage Is
overpaid, letter rip.
If you feel any doubt about a paper
going with one cent stamp, have two
sent
Seeds can go through the mail as
merchandise. Postmasters are eau
toned against allowing any old seeds
to 90 through their mails, however.
Signs cannot be sent without paying
letter postage, three cents on every
letter.
Calico prints. any foreign prince, re-
prints and footprints, all go as printed
matter, and spay taxes accordlnSiy J.
Vaccine matter must be properly (pock
marked.
Poetry III its various stages, includ-
inc the Edgar A. Poe stage must be
sent postage paid whether 1t ever palc
to read or not.
A postmaster is not permitted tt
make any material change in the site
of his post office without af1ixing a two
cent stamp for every two ounces. Ht
can charge double postage for sigh
of the postmaster.
Shirts may be mailed at the rate 0
2 cents for every two ounces Of SHIRT
If the owners name is on the shirt
letter postage must be charged. Thi
rule is indelible.
A subscriber residing in county il
which a paper is printed, can take th
paper, provided he pays in advance
and urges his neighbors to subscribe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03

If lie does not livefin the county in
which he resides, apd the paper is not
printed in tie sans county III which it
has It's press work Done, then the coun-
ty must pay doubb postage on the man
we mean two dent county must be
affixed to every postage stamp-that is
to say, every two ounces of a man
we mean the pap@ county--the man
well we must leaye this raling to the
discretion Of the postmaster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03

A LITERARY SELL--A good story
is told III literary circles in New York
of an enthusiastic Carlyle Club Of la
dies and gentlemen Of Cambridge and
Boston, who meet periodically to read
their chosen prophet and worship at his
shrine One Of them, not inbucd with
sufficient reverence to teach him better;
feloniously contriyed to have the read
er on certain evening, insert some
thing of his own composition into the
reading, as though it came from the
printed page and Carlyle's hand. The
Interpolation was as follows:
'Wortl -sniuttering organism in whatever
placc-not with Piutarchcan comparison, apollo
GIGS, nay, rather without any such apologize
is in theIn-antiphoral, too, III the man--butch-
crs, bakers, and candie-siici, makers: Iuen. wo-
en-, pedants. Verify with you, TOO, it is now or
never
This paragraph produced great APP
plause among the devotees Of Carlyle.
The leader Of the club especially, a
learned and metaphysical pundit, who
is the great American apostle Of Car
lyle, said nothing Carlyle had ever
written was more representative and
happy.--SpriaNfetd Republican,.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03

-'Fide'ity. good-humor and COM
piacetcy OF temper, outlive all the
charms of 4 fine face, and make its de-
cay Invisible
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-03

"A crooked log makes straight
fire."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
~enfpnSmeien.

@i9tis fir pen0onsberedtiste &ruppel y
ua@nebenbes 99reiben bes YeuFons-G Commit
{ars ais Mntpprt auf einseret&te @efu&s.
Depart. bes Snnern, yen1une<0 Office
Ma(btnsten, .. g., Is. Sult 1881
s. 8. Deasit @tterass @ontptQier, st.
Mein Ser! Sbr @eiu& I'M, GrbSSuns Sbrs'
Yenion 1T TT biefer OfFee eineerufen. Daa
@e1tb spn. 3. Mar3 1873 befimnat, bab, tuenn
1T einen1 Sale tauernber gertrappeluns belt
gertrappeluns III eineu. Gertifeat BON sweija5'
riser ltnterfu9une uut einen Grab n~iebriser
anseesben it, als Der it, fir weI&e bic 9snilon
uriprineli& seuabrt uber suIebt be3ablt purbe.
bic Yenfpn fir tas banals faQiseG uartal mad
ter in etnent berartisen Gertifcat ansesebenen
State besabIt tuerben ioQ. Cine speiiabrtge nn'
teriu9une aler biefer Befintntuns anterwprfe'
men Yen{ipnare 1T a M 4. September b.
s. fallis. IS pirb bemna& fuwubl fir biz
Yenfcnare, als AUDI fit tieie Sffee fir BOZ
tbeiIbaft eebalten, @abreseln betrsfs bsr Set,
bsrunsen ut grbSbuns ber yenitpn, bic isb'
einserei@t inb, pber wel@e Dor benz gmpfan8
bss Gerttfeat5 speijabriser 11nteriu&uns BE-
fimmt mprten IL, bis turtbin gu seri@ieben.
Sbre Gurberuns pirb fpfurt beridi&tiei
merpsn, iubalb tas Guplicat . @ertif>
cat ter aweiidbrieen 11nteriu@ans IN biefer
Offce eineetrpfen 1T. TIM Sbnen etwatee Ser
LUTTE su eriparen, tuel@e aus Der @erl9iebnne
bes 1ases, at benz bic GrbEbuus Der penfpn
b~eeinnen iua, entlteben r,Seen, tptrb in Sbren,
Sale cine dr3tlt&e l1nteriu@uns ansecrbnet
psrten, 5obalb bic &etbe AT sic toratat.
M9tunssspQ
s. 8. Bates,
GommiGGr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

WensIer's 81 . n II nj ent n.M telie,
1T an 80. 143, ct. Weter StraBe, nd9f Sim.
mes @ei&dftsblud, serleet. Dafelbf III 1eta
etne Musmabl Der f@Snfet @rab-M Documents,
fowie 3ei9nunsea fir ful@e su feben. alud
Marmur~Y latten fir Slide, fopie tuafrei&e
@fulptur.N rbeiten st anberen :3weden perben
prompt unb gu biQieen Yreiieu eeliefert. 81.
Bensler erbielt an Der lebten @taatsfair bic
erfe unb ein3;ee Yrdn,ie fIr fpl9e @erte. ST.
iu@er erbalten bic bereitwiQisfs Musfunft. SO
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

@uuS. Muftn unb Maypr, Bradet spu
MinaeapuIis batten 3u Gong Brand mebrer'
8eipre@unseu nit Wrdibent Grant it Betref
ber IHaire ber III Sort @arry ~eefansen eebalte.
nm garssr Minnfota's.
Der Yraiibent CAB benielben bic !3uT&eruua
ba6 bie8anbssresisruns ridt erntanssn perbe
enereii@ gum @@use Der MitbIreer bel te
euslii9sa &%esieruns %ein3uf&riten, tuenn BIZ
8sbSrben in @dnitoba utat serfassn ioateu
pas &edtens TT. Disfslte 3uF9eruus gal
Staatsietretar Stiff.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

Doctor I'M m, eri felt fur3er ;3eit
in bteiser @tabt als prattil9er @r3t etablirt,
bat i& tur& feline 2eiFunsen in ben Seri9ie-
benten GaQen bereits etne ebrensoIe Steuune
bel Der bieiisen 8esSlteruns ssi&ert. 2ebteu
Sunntag e~reisnste iI& bier Elm Sal, bel pel9em
ST. @tamnt feline Tu9tieftit aIs Gbirurs in
uberraf@enter @eiie tunb CAB. Das yfert
BON so. 9laus, Garuer AM 2ate Ybalen, eine
bur9 unb er tpurbe beint @srfu@e, pom ter Gpri
1T bic Se&ste Strabe eiu3ulenfen, aus ben,
@aeen sewurfeu, upbei ct bic ltnfe 9ufte aus
rsnfte, unb anbereg%e rlebuneen erbielt. @lei9>
seitis erlitt cine junee Dame Mamens Stees,
auf beren @agen tas bur&eesaneene yftrb
anfirute, erbsbli&e @erlebuneen. 8laus
tpurbe ing Spital eebra9t to Or. @tamm inn
bas Derrentte 5afteelent pbne tpeitere ar3tli@e
WiFfena 10 gut einri@tete, bab Der Yatient f9
BET Der eei&idtsn 8ebanbluns BON @eite feines
Ir3tes 1T fur3er 3ett erbplt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
~S5nn,nermdbremte mefffiftmn4
,Mrmet @eelet <8eretnS"
an Ter
81. Mueuftinus' &ir@e,
Gobia8ton, 80 &b.
(Mit gii9SFi9er Npprpbatipn.)

Durd cine b~ebeuteate Mn>ab1 funtirenter Wfitelistes
tieies Dereina 1T Is tenfelbenHrm6elt&t. bel 3abIune be-
eertnsen mpuatlihen Beitrag6 spn fanf Gents cine inn
merpdbrenbe Nlesftftuus 3u erinbet 70 bae ui4t nar
fir bic funbtrenben fpnbea aud fur bic tbetlnetuf enbet,fr.
irrbl Iebenben alsMbeefprtenen@ lttelieber an isteut trttten
Greitag etn Seelendutt unb a%uBerteua ben Stdtiten 0endB
mpnatlt4 raetrere 81. Wee1en eelefen tuerben fInnen. I'm
allen ttefen 0erbtenfen baben Dteient9en &ntteil, welhe
ais IbeilnebmenteN ttslieeer r~rentsfens einenD pQar gum
Bau Der Mrren Seelen 8dpeae ~teitraeen. Betn, Nbfer.
BEN zines tbeilnetuensen Mttaltetes rarb mad ben Sta
aetra@t. S.tts tbeitnebmenbe Nitelteb erbdlt ais Quit
tuas fir ben einsefaneteu getras cine fd6ne photographic
ben 5anptsesenfanb tes nNrmen Seelen gerrins" aae'
eerifd barfeQenb.
Iuserbem trirb BEN Ginfehter Ter 8ettrdee Ron aetn
t~teilnebmenten Nitsliebern Elm gamer Sabrsane (swGlf
6sfte) bes fir bic teutf4en 8atbcliten Mmertfas teraus.
~9egebenen .Senttcten tts Fl. Sersens" ais Drdunie 3uee.
ianbt. S1 Der Spfnuns, tas bieie tn Deutfdlanb MN
f1en felt 9 Sabren, NIT 70 rtelem Nueen r%erbrtttete 3eit'
fdrtft. aud bier tetntl& seuaa&f; tnb haB itr ~ Bite mel.
tefe 0erbretune perdaft rire, re&net br untejet4nete
auf bic l1nterfusuns tes Sp&rurbtaen ttatiaen 8lerus.
unb duf saplreide xbetlnatnne btr 8atbrltten Mmerttas
i'm Nlseneinsn. Die Nptbrenbisfett her n1Sslidt srSstea
gerbreitune tes rSentbpten" bepetfet bic 0ebetsntetnune
res @ebet= Ippaplats, bic ietes Qeihen unt Mnltesen BEN
ausenteinsn @ebet, tn benz utrnatli9en Ver5et1niB EN-.
afetIt, renn Te seitis an ben unteraet4n eten e%ineelanht
rersen. Vie tpdrurbisen 9errn gfarrer uno et perm
Meenten Der 3eiunsen fnb tereits TIM geits Der @tatutsn
ses uIrneu Geelen 0ereins" 70 ME Der Yrrfreetus beg
useaebpten". splte aus gerieten elmer terieleen nod
tein Grempldr erbaIten taten, 70 tperteu fte itr1 auf ger.
ldngeH gratis eeiantt.
GrstR8tpr, 3d., 81. Suit 1873.
Sofcpb G6bbels,
300 gfarrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

8aIf&es @eIt.-@on g1ep gurt teumi
bic @aruuus, bab fali@e $40 @olbfiide in
Circulation unb 70 gut ua@semaEt feisn, taf
man is taun. gu srtsnnsa ssru,as, fpwubl in
Gewt&t tpie aud in Der grbeit. @te beatbeu
aus 4O0y1o00 @ole, seriest nit 8upfer unt
Silber. Sbr Wertb betrast ca. 4.71. Der
sltler 1T ni@t 10 i&arf ausseprast als auf ben
e&ten. Der Gbsf Der @tbeimpuli3et bat $4,000
Bslubnuus ausssisst fir ~tsnienissn, ,peI@e,
ben Gali9minssr ansetst. Gbenlo fnb aud
$50 @clbfide III Circulation.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
NofaI=Meutgfetten.

Der 9tabtratb belt leBten Sar1ltae
cine grtraFsuns, UNI bic Gra5e tpssea Terle'
eans ber @trabeneilenbaba BON Der britten mad
ber sierten @trabe 81 beratbsn. IS teurb'
namli@ cine bierauf be3isli@e Srstnans surse'
lest unb bic Giienbabn-G ompasnie erbpb Git
tpanb tagesen. 81. $. 5. 9crn, als berenger.
treter. berief ii@ auf ben BON @eite Der @tab1
einsesaneenen unb auf 3sbn Sabre serbinbli&eu
pun ber 2esislatur eenebuigtea gertraa, eeitEbt
auf pel4en bic Gompaente fir biz InIaee be-
Babn tur& bic brittle @trabe cine bebeutenbs
@uun1e @elbes strauseabt babe, 70 baB ID
ni@t biQis fei, bic Guu,pasnie nan CUR @erle.
euue ber Babn ~ awinsen.
Bon @eiteu Der @tabt tpirb 9eltenb eena@t
baB bic Yaaaeruus Der tritten @trabe siel uaeb,
tofen tuiirbe, tpenu bic Gifenbabn bort bliebe.
Gen. @orntau ertldrte ais MnmaIt BET @tabt,
bab IS i& III bieieut Sale Iebtelt9 urt cine ST.
Gems banble, tuel9e Der Stabtratb ertbeilte unt
aud gu ieber 3eit niberrufeu tSnne ; berStaot'
ratb babe bur@aus tein &e@t, iiber Elm @tad
Stra6e gu @unfeu elmer Gumpasuie gu serfa-
gen, fonft fSante ct Is ebenfaQs iiber ALE Stra-
ben Der Stabt.
gmlauas tam es sa fe|Aem eni@eise, unt
bic @tabtpater %seriammelten ii9 lebten Dtenitas
bieter, UNI bic Debate fort3uieben.
@pup. Mari&aQ CAB ais 9auptfudbaler Der
Strabenei1enbabn gu, bab bic Gompaenie bereit
wars, bisielbe mad Der sierten @traBe gu serle>
gen, iotalb bic Mebrbeit ber @runbtissntbimsr
an ter tritten @trabe es serlauser rdrben
~abrisens ftaBte AUDI Ct ii& auf ben 8ei@lub ber
9eeislatur, pobur9 Der Gunpaenie tas &e@t
ber 8abnanlase bur9 bic brittle @traBe bewil>
liet tpurbe.
@lb. Gaylpr beantraste Cit Subfitut sur Dr.
biuans, tuubur9 bic Gumpaenie eru.a&ttst ptrt,
bic 8abn bon ber britten na9 Der siertenS trabe
81 s~erleeen, unb tteier Muswes purte eutsebei'
Fen, inbeut bic Stabtsater es sur3ueen, ben BEL
ben 8rei ter eisentlt9en &e9tsfrase unseribri
3u la6eu.
l1eber bic Yart'Inselesenbeit le3te ber @tabt'
NNVH]b bSAbu Ct&tk4t WV WV VS1b4Iu yv%VV%'
sebt tab f& stpar 1T ben 8eiBtiteln eiu3e!n'
9atlein sorfnben, bod iInb bic 9erren German
unt 2amprey Der Inil&t bic @tabt blrfte beu'
nod ibre Bombs barauf bin ausgebeu.
@irb nod einutal an bas COMMITTEE fl,
MitteI unb @eee suridseuieieu, ba Is f& I'M
100000 bantelt.
,v nv
Cine &eiulutiun fit InieQuns elmer 8rSbe'
ren @nsubl wulisiFen tm DNlt&en Tbeile be-
@tabt eiug an ben Masor.
Die Mlteruadnner Yresley, Murray uni
Grace baben fir bic @tatt 8ublen e~tsautau'
fen.
@lb. Biiber 1T ern,a@tist ale serfaaentn uni
ni@t be3ablten 9ieenien fir 1873, futpte @elp'
irafen gu epleetiren unb bic Geblbaren nit &c
prpeent ertra su belaien. Mufsepabt tbrStad'
fGnbisen!
Cine Mense @trabensei&afte tamen eben>
falls CUR 8ebanbluus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

Gebruber s i'm nj e's @rpcers- unb
prpbtftpns-@tpre Gde ter 10. unt
ct. peter @trabe III ct. gauI, empfebIt f@
eur@ ben befen gerrutb aQer spin59baren Mr>
tttel, 5ausbalt', ~ie Taney- @rpeeries, iulan-
etl&e unb iapurtirte 8ri9te u. {. 10. gelcn>
Ders beltebt ilnb s~esentudrtis bic Date Graders,
BON e1'eas0, susl@s bier edit III tabtn fnb.
Stee1aber gutter @etne, 2iqueure ,tnb gisar>
rem f'teea BET @ebriber Simme INNER etpas
aa@ 'brent @sf&made. preile ftbr biuia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

Sir 8terbrauer BON Bebeutuna III cit,
neult@er Gnti9eie bes @teueramtes: Das
Steueramt sius ,anali& Bis Jest radT&ti@ bes
Giateri@tens tes 2assrbiers bon ter Mufa6uua
aus, tab tein Bier ais 9aserbisr betra@tet ,u.r.
ben fua, 70 LANCE 20 ni@t lanser auf beu Qaae,
ssrblieb, ale antere sesubrene getranfe ~ Ia.
germ babeu. Son iest ab pirt isbu@ einergut.
f@eibuus bes @teuer'G cmuaiddrs aufuIae IL
bieftr Be3iebuus tetn 1tnterf&ieb spif&eu ga,
gerber unb aubereu eesubreuea @stranteu az.
uaa9t tperteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

Oeffentlt&e GtnIabuns!a CUR 8rSb'
ten nnb n%ullfdubtsfen &etaurattcn: Die npu
6. @&mtbt Mr. 242, Dritte Giraffe. Son
teBt at tuerbeu 3u teterS tunbe IT DE Muaern,
@eFIsel, Bureaeu. Gleif@iurten aQer Mrt, Wtlb,
tura MQes, toas ber Martt at . elifate7en bietet,
iernirt. Die feinfen @eine utb 2iqaeure Bic
tet naeine Bar; GrI@te, Gpnfeft nnb Gpnbtto>
retpaaren 1T better Nuswabl. Dteg4ufwartune
~ ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

Tas retufe rnb fibefe sob QtSsr Oil
Qekertbran) tn Der Welt 1T bas BON 3a3art
y. 9aswelt prdpartrt ant Meeresufer aue
trtl@ert ausseix9ten 2ebern BON GaSweII
9a5arb u. 6 o., New gprf. Gs 1T ab'
lclut rein unb fiib. Yatienten, tuel&e e
st1tital eenpnameu baben, 3ieben IS allen anbern
Yraparaten Dor. Mer3te baben ibr ltrtbei ab-
eegeben, bab es te1tr fei als irsenb Elm anberer
0ebertbran i'm Marfte.
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Der SO d r.

3etn f9Ie@tes 3et&en.-Dem yer
nebmen mad tpurben spnS Soften ter6armer nod
fstn Sabr bic 8anfen weniser in Nnipru9 &C.
ncr,tnen, aum ibnen bur9 bic Grnte ~ belfen,
mie beuer int @eeeatbetl lou bic 3abl ber5ar"
raer gar ri9t eertns fein, bic nod DepodtS auf
Der Bant taben. @ute MusT9t fir ben 9erblt
bena tuenu ber Garu.er gut febt, beIeten f& aud
bic @ef9dfte ina @Qgemeinen.
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gpm tletnfen MebatlIpH Bis au
2ebenssrSbe tperteu bic feinRen photographer
iets prompt unb btatg eeltefert bon g. Stobl-
pbutoerapbif@ent Mtelter, 1874 Dritte
300.
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netert bic Neubauten, peI@e eeeen-
suartis in bisTser @tatt 1T Musfabruus fnb,
balt her nptcneer" &eSue, beren Ne1uItat ben
8ewets srObartisen ~&ufi@wunss BON ct. paul
1T. Cine bebeutente !3abI bon YraGtbautet
fub ebeufcSieIe ;3euaen biefir.
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kEHT&rpr1 unb 3euentde bemertsnswertber SET,
lungs be8leiten jebe Glafde unb rerben an Sebernaanr
fret per{anbt. Dies 1T fetn 9unbue. Gs etbt fetneu
edmer3, ben es nidt linbst, feline @efdtrulf pber CAB
rnune, tpelbs Is nidt belt. 8etne Jantilie uab tein Wieh-
eieenttumer tanu f4 pbne Centaur Eminent bebel'
miliensetraud ; bic NIT selber, fir Ibisre. prets so
Gents; erp6e 6lafden ST.
s. 9. Stole II. Co.. 50 8rpabwap, Stem gvrt.
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Gin meibIt@er Mr3t MameHs MiB
s. q. wrefun, bic 1T philadelphia ibre @tutien
seu,a@t baben ipl, tpurbe bon ter bieIaen
@taats'@ ebtetuer>@ eieQi&aft als Mitslteb auf>
eenummen uub bat ben 2aties bic GrUFnuns
ibrer Yraris angeaetgt.
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Cine 8ppt-@ ettfatr IT auf BEN 2afs
pbalet farb lebten Sanai1ae BON @eite treie.
@naerifaner TT @esenpart elmer srpben 81.
i&aaeru,snes ftatt uua ben yreis Der Meiter-
i&aft int @taate. 6. 5. Corning eins als@ Sic
ssr aus benz @etttampfe bersur, feline Mitte.
tuerber betben 81. @riebt unt s. Birb.
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Die 2et@e Upn Sultus Yriea ~
Minnsapplis purbe lebteu Greitae BET ter btei<
sen Carbohydrates a%ufeefunten. Der &C.
uannte purbs felt etua siersebn Eaeen sermibt
pbne bab man bisber cine @pur BON ibn, bate
auff rten tInner.
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Gin grpBes @entral-9pteI ipll BEN
@eraebn.en mad an Der @abaibatp Strabe, &C.
eeniber BET reuen Yo1offee, eebaut tperbe,t
Nls l%1nternebrter nennt man bic 9erren Nler.
riam, @ilber, CAREER u. f. @abaibas
Strabe tmpunirt son Sabr 3u Sabr rnebr burd
TIRE N%eubauten.
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@uf bic @ef&dfts-In3eise bss
9rn. e.. s. y. &ran3 in 9a1tnes, psl&er benz
publituut bur@ reeQe unt prouapte @ei&afts'
fIbrung lanef aIeentein beliebt it, MAIDEN pir
betunbers aufmertlant.
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CASTORlA 1T naebr ais Elm @ubaitut fit GaRrr.
Del. s. 1T Der einsiae 3userldf1ae Nrtitel, ben 90 stebt,
w,lher fider bic Gingetreibe reeulirt, gDintcpltf BELT unb
natarlt6en S9laf er5east. So III a%nsenebn, e~tn3uneb.
men. Seine fdlaFefen Matter nebr, nod fdreteaee
66uolfnae. 1885,
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Sn Minneapplts brad lebten @oan-
tag Elm serbeereubes Geuer aus, spel&es ben
5pl1bef suu %. g. Subj unb mebrere @ebau-
li9teiten In ber Ndbe s~erfSrte. Der @@aben
fuI F& auf unsefabr $4,000 beIaufeu.