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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-11
MARRIED..

In this city. Dec jth by Rev Wooster Parker,
MI Bartie Wadin and Miss Fannie NJ. pcEey,
both Of Northport.
In Oceanyille, Deer Isle, Dec I'd, by George Tol
man, Esq, Mr.. Franklin J.. Colony OF Swans
Island 10 Miss Mary Z. Whitmore Of Oceanv!ile
~ In Stockton, Nov. 18th by J. g. Lambert ESQ.
Mr. Isaac n Turner and Miss Ella IL George, botl
Of stockton
In Jackson. NOV. 23d, by J. H Cook, Esq, M.
Nelson Cult+ Of Monroe, and Mrs. Eliza A Moulton
OF Jackson.
In West Camden, Nov. eth, Mr. Thomas Il. Heal
and Miss Lucinda {. Pitcher both Of Camden.
In Rockport, Nov. 18th, Mr.. Edgar 5. Start and
Miss Irene G. Miller, both of Camden.
In ROckland, Nov. Goth, Miss Augusta j. Kelley
and Mi Herbert l.. Burbank; also Dec. lst Miss
Fannie Durein and Mr. John Wilson.
In North HaVen, GOV. 22d, Mr.. Daniel II. Glidden
OF Ninalhayen, and Miss Clara A. Dyer OF North
Haven.
In Ellsworth. Nov 22d, William H. Moore Of
Ellsworth, and Miss Mary Z. Dermott OF Monsoon.
In Lamoinc, Nov eth, Miss Mary Ella King
and Mr.. Ansel c. Reynolds, both OF Lamone,
In Gouldsboro Nov. 2dth, Mr.. James Secman
and Miss Bhoda h. Crowley, both Of Goudsboro.
IN Sedgwick Nov. eth, Mr.. Isaac M. Allen. Jr.,
and Miss AIDA F, Closson, both o1 Sedgwck
IN Trenton, Dec. 1st Mr.. +. Ahepiey Haynes ana
Mis- Susan + Hodgkins, both Of Trenton.
IN Bluehi Dee. lat. Mr.. James + C0Ombs Of
q oudsboro and Miss Anna F. ID. Ingalls,, ot North
Il uahill.
In orland. NOV. eth. Mr.. Edward }. Gray and
MAS Louisa Abbott both Of Orand.
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Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-iaw, palsy
sprainS, eWellmgs. cakel breasts. 'calds, burns,
alt rhcum, cararhe, &C., upon the human frame,
in,i Of strains. SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
c,lies since the world began. They are counter
irritant. all-healing pain believers. Cripple
throw away their crntrhes, the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar. The re
cile is published around each bOtt". They sell
a. no articles ever before sold, and they sell be-
cause ihey do Just what they pretend to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Crntaur Eminent, white wrapper. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, CONT, run
ming tumorS, &C., have been received. We will
send Il circular containing certificates, the re-
cIpe. &C., gratis, to any one requesting it. One
bottle of yellow wrapper Centaur LinimeMt ~
worth one hundred dollars for sweenied horses
and mules, OF for screw-worm i'll sheep. stock
owneiS--thcq,n liniments are worth your attcn-
lion. No family should be without them.
''Whitc wrapper for family use" \ elbow wrap
per for animals. Sold by all Druggists. 30
cent, per bottle; large bottles, Sl.01. j h.
ROsE \ co.. - Broadway New York.
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The Household Panacea,
Family Liniment

is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints viz. Cramps in the Limbs and Stom-
ach Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rheuma-
tsm in all its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia, Chol-
Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprains and Bruises,
Chills and Fever. For internal and External use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient but
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint 1t
penerates and pervades the whole system, restoring
healthy action TO all its parts, and quickenine the
blood.
The Household PANACEA is purely
Vegetable and all Healing
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No 215 Fulton Street, New York.
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The perfection to which the man utac-
ture of sleighs is carried in Portland is
shown by the following from the Portland
Press
riage factory, an elegant double sleigh 1t has
Mr.. ktmbalps patent corrugated top, which is
made by no other concern In the country. The
top is painted rich wine color and striped
with fine gold, and the running part with pure
white striped with gold and carmine. 1t is
trimmed with rich maroon plush. The sleigh
was made for Mr.. Thos. Mackergie of Brooklyn
n. Y. and costs 300.
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KIND WORDS.

The A Sociatrd Reformed Presbyterian says-For
years Perry Davis Painkiler has been known As a
most useful family medicine. For pains and aches
We know nothing so good as the Pain; Killer For
many internal diseases il is equally good. We speak
from experience and testify to what we know No
family should be without a bottle OF Davis Pain
Killer
MFSsRs. PERRY DAVIS & son, Prov. +. /.
Gents Although stranger to you | aln not 10
your invaluable medicine. Pain Killer formed its
acquaintance in 1917 and | am on most intimate
terms with il still experience III HS use confirms
my belief that there Is no medicine equal 70 Pain
Killer for the cure of summer Complaints, sore
Throat, Group Bruises and Cuts. have used ii in
all and found Il speedy curc in every case.
Yours Truly +. j. GARDINER. NJ. ID.
Judging by our own experience whoever once
makes a trial Of Perry Davis Pain Killer, will not
fail to recommend if widely an unequulled lni
ment, and valuable internal remedy for colds and
various other co mplaintS. Every Month.
The efficacy of Perry Davis world renowned Pain
X cr in all diseases of the bowels in that ter
rible scourge the Asiatic cholera, has been amply
atested by the most convincing authority. Mission
aries in China and India have written home in com
mendaton of this remedy in terms that should carry
conviction to the most skepticaI while its popularity
in communities nearer home is ample proof that the
virtues claimed for it are real and tangible. Among
family medicines it stands unrvalcd. Boston
Courier.
The Saturday Evening Gazette Of Boston, says
1t is impossible TO find a place on this broad land
where Perry Davis PAIN-kII.LER is not known
most valuable remedy for physical pain, In the
country, miles from physician or apothecary, the
Pain Killer is cherished the exclusive panacea
and it never deceives.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is really a valuable
medicament, and, unlike most OF the articles OF the
day, is used by many physicians 1t is particularly
desirable in locations where physicians are not near
and by keeping it at hand families will often save
the necessity of sending out at midnight for doctor
A bottle should be kept in every house" Boston
Traveller.
ave have tested the PATS KILLER, and assure
readers that il not only possesses all the virtues
claimed for it, but in many instances surpasses any
other remedy have ever known" Herald OF
Gospel Liberty 4W2l4p
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

MEhNEShAH, Dec +.
AT market for the current week-Cattle 20G7 Sheep
aud Lambs 1862, Swine Il, $50, number Of Western
Cattle 4is9, Northern Cattle and orking oxen and
Mich & oWs go. Eastern Cattle, q.
Prize OF Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs. live weight. FIX
ira quality 81 u 1-4a7 %; first quality So 75a7 90;
seco quality So 75aG so, third quality 81 l-2a5 90;
:; 'ores grade of coarse oxen, Bulls, SC, 81 50a
%.
Brighton tIde<-.c per II. Brighton rallow &c
Country Hide SAG / &c per ID. Country Tallow
l2c per ID
Calfskins- l6nlsc perlb Sheep Skins sl25 each.
Working oxen-We quote sales of pr, 9Th 7ft
in $2lo; pr, # sos; 1 Pr # $50; pr
it, Gins no, pr, II in Sf45 pr fl, u sl55
! pr, #, e in, $l35.
Mich Cows and stores W G quote extra at s55a90
ordinary S25a50 per head. Store Cattle Iearings
s311al1 2year Odds S15a2s, BY year ods $25a45,
Sheep and Lambs-W estern Sheep cost GAG &c
Lambs, has been good at an advance in prices from
l-2alc per h.
swne-pig. wholesale Ga e; retail 2a7c per ID.
Hog9-1e 200 in market, prices 5al l-.c per ID
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DIED.

otif4o,y not.res, ocyooa ne iaty Na".+ o.Yd Age
uuStbe pGa t03.J
in Brewer, Dec 3D., Holley AIarchen clark, aged
% wears, 9 months and q day.
In Camden, Dee. Sd Josiah +. Stockhrdgc, agcd
20 years and months
IN SWanville, Noy. 18th, Mr. Rushbrook ThAyer,
aged % years, & months.
IN North Haven, Dec 3D. Mrs Margaret, vile Of
Capt. John Smith, aged u years, 3 months and Is
days
in Bristol, Me. Dec, 4th, Alfred Cash,nan, aged
a years and months.
In Appleton, Dec. ath, Austin j. Arnold, aged %
years and months.
In liaverlhll Mass, Nov. 24th, Mrs. Susan b.,
wife OF A. f. Drinkwater Esq, aged Is years.
IN Hancock, Oct. Both, Mrs. Emma A., wife OF
Isaac n. Smith, aged 20 years, months, day.
In Mi. Desert NOV 10Th Mr.. Joseph Stanley,
In Hancock, Nov 10Th, Mrs. Caroline Crabtrce.
aged % years, : months II days,
In Prospect Dec. 9th, q arence +. clark, aged Y
wears & months ana T. DAYS
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The Dover Democrat insists that plans
are maturing to make Judge Rice Presi-
dent of the Boston and Maine Railroad at
the coming annual meeting
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CASrukI> i more tinn a substitute for Cas-
lor Oil. Ii is the only s0tt article III existence
which is certain TO assimilate the food. regulate
the bowels, cure Wind-colio and produce natural
sleep. # contains neither minerals. morphine
or alcohol and is pleasant to take. Children
need moi err and mothers may rest. lylS
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We would say to the retail
trade that we have made Large
Reduction Oh all goods in Stock.
and goodsj just arrived we are sell
ing at a SMALLER MARGIN
Of PROFIT than ever.
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The Protocol Difficulties.

L
A Washington dispatch says that the
unexpected complications have arisen ont
OF the protocol The Spanish minister
asks who shall be the Judges OF The proof
that the Eirginius was not entitled 10 carry
the American flag as stipulated in The pro
tocol. Our government made answer that
the United States was its own Judge The
Madrid government responds that The pro
tocol left all doubtful points 10 arbitration
SO far as reclamation goes, and the posse
sion Of the vessel came under that head
The Spanish government now claims that
the United States can only protect the
vessel, and in defence OF their own idea
challenges investigation and Will ATS
factorily prove their point.
The Tribune's dispatch says that Sec
Fish said on leaving the department YES
terday, that the two governments are ON
The most amicable terms that he had no
doubt OF Castelars ability 10 return the
Nirginius, and release the prisoners as per
protocol, and that kies has not resigned
The dispatch adds that notwithstanding
the Secretary's posiiiveness. il is known
beyond doubt that Sicklcs has forwarded
his resignation and photographed the fact
Pans. 9.
A cipher dispatch nom Madrid dated
December 9TH, announces heavy fall on
the bourse, consequent upon the depres-
sing news in Cuba and President Grant
declining 10 accept General Sickles' resig-
nation, and approving his action i'll the
case Of the Nirginius The resignation
was based on the fact of the Washington
government negotiating directly with
Spain and overlooking General SicklcS,
who claimed that the government failed to
protect him The Spanish government
claims that il is not bound TO surrender
the Nirginius until the 8th of December
Some years ago AllenG Jones, Young
man well known in this city, having held
a position of trust in local banking house
went South and soon established himself
in business in the city of Savannah, Geor-
gia. He quickly rose to the responsible
position of book-keeper to the Southern
Bank of Georgia, and was considered a
young man of the strictest integrity. Last
spring he suddenly disappeared, and upon
investigation it was found that he was q
detaulter in the sum of $50, 900 The news
fell upon hisSestimable mother, who has
many friends here, with a terrible force,
she becoming almost distracted.
For long time young Allen managed
to elude the detectives, having crossed
the Atlantic A few days ago telegram
was received in Savannah announcing
that young Allen had committed suicide
in St Quentin, in the northeast of France
where he had been caught by the detec
tives after a long and arduons search
Young Allen was about 2G years Old,
and young man of gentlemanly man
ners, and many accomplishments. Had
he remained in the Southern Bank he
would have soon received promised pro-
motion 1t is, indeed a sadly tragical
end to q young mans career, Bangor
Commercial
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.

prescription of one of the best Female Phys-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never falling safety and
the feeble infant of one week old to the adult 1t
corrects acdy of the stomach relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and com
fort to mother and child. We believe it to be the
Best and Surest Remedy in the World in all cases Of
DfsENTERi and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from Teething from any other
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac simile of
CURTIS PERKINS is the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine dealers. ly1sp
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Belfast Foundry Company.

FTNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
j. Belfast Foundry Company will be held at the
office of the Company, No. 10 Phenix Row, on
Tuesday, Dec. 80, at o'clock. P. NJ.
For the transaction of any business that may come
before them and for the election of Directors
VIM w. CASTLE, Pres't
I. &. ABBOTT, Secy.
Belfast, Dec. 10. 1873. w.
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We have been enabled to Sc
cure a large assortment of Dry
and Fancy Goods in JOB LOTS,
80 that Country Traders can Sc
cure as good bargains Of us as in
Boston or New York ,--e especially
IN Cottons, Prints, Crashes and
Flannels.
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Centaur Linim e nts.

There is no pain which the
Cenlarr Linimcnts will not re
lieye, no swelling they will not
-ubJue, and no lamencs ~ which
they viii not cure. 1hi~ j.
strong language, but il is true
They havcproduce more cure
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

00ON GVC1f
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF PRES
ERVATION," a Medical Treatise the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, HypochQndria,
Impotency, SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weakness,
and all othert diseases arising from the OF
youth the indiscretiona excuses Of mature
years. This is indeed a book for every man. Thou
sands have been taught by this work the true way
to health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, and the only one
revised, much enlarged, Illustrated bound in beauti
full French cloth. Price only 81. Sent by mail,
post paid on receipt of price. Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bufnch street,
Boston, Mass, DIR. W. II. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. n b. The author may be consulted on
the above well as all diseases requiring skill and
experience. 1y39sp
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We present as usual our cele-
brated brand of
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SHIP y EWS S
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov. Sd, sch. }. G. Drew, Carter, Jacksonville
90 z. NJ. Bonnie, Burgess, Fox island
18th, ' W. G. Eade, Ryder do
18th. 6 Gen. Meade Patterson, Boston.
III. Martha A. Brewer Cunnp CHAM Boston
SAILED.
NOV. lth. sch Laura Bridgman Clark, savannah
9TH, . Wenonah, Pendleton, Boston.
r. VI. Bonnie Burgess. Caryer'S 1Iarbor
tn, s. Earl, Cunningham, Boston.
sth, W G. Eudir Ryder, Seal Harbor.
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DRESS GOODS

This department is replete with
all the desirable shades ana quail
tiles for Fall and Winter wear
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Il Samples by mail, 30 cts, retail quick for SO
r. l.. WolCUTI, ISL Chatham Sd. n. y
ly0t
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GENTS FLANNEL

For Underwear A large assert
ment on hand Selling Cheap, and
the Gents would do we'll to ex-
anime our prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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ave have tested the PALS KILLER, and assure
our readers that ii only possesses all the virtues
claimed for it, but in many instances surpasses any
other remedy have ever known" Herald OF
Gospel Liberty. 4w2l4p
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
100000 %perfnuft!

DIG repraientirt po5f NIT ben fInfhn Gtei!
Ser :3atl Don Siltoa's @a1d Mait;nsn. bic
y~srfauft rurcea. l1eberal ts3eust bic yrele,
baB 9rn. Siltun's 0raaen-0rcunb Der bette bis
isBt ssn:adts rbcr ~srfuntene it. Gin 9aabar
iaste zines Eases: uDariibcr it gar fem 3pei-
fsl, Siltcns Maieine ~heieitist bic ptadcrei ee5
@aIdens unb mndt bic @G1de rein. SD Be-
oaure bic Jan,ilie, bic ls nitt bat." IS fns
iber lebsn Mil:pnen Jamilien III Zen Ser
S!aatea, bic i'd eisie 0ubItbat serIaafsn f5n-
uen. llebsr lis5sn Miairnsn, bic eiele Wia-
iaiue npttig batsn une scrIausen. Or. 1ilton
rnadt eenen Mrertieten, bic ridt faul une NIT
i'm 81 taiten c2iQens iiuo uno Gin flsines Ra-
vital babsu, iGa iii Ger gsriursuns btfier fcten
MiQioren 5amilicn 81 rntcriuscu. @sire
Nrerbietsn Gnb einfala uno LIBERAL. ln(sre
Stao:c urb TGsfer ino SoQ 9euts. bic Nrbeit
teburfen, alien e;eIsn ticset Or. Giltcn Wrbeit
ssnua nit eutsa Sesahluus an uro mir ratbsn
aGsr ernlt;id, fiji an Srn. GiLtrn 81 tpeucen
uno iuiert Sanb ans Werf su tesen. Maa leis
bslsn erUse Ir3sise an oneerer Stens. Ssrr
Iiltcn 1T ctrcnbaft uao fir feline assatsn Ser<
auttpcrlliG.
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Observation-Disclosures 3 ou-
Il mar in Zen lsstsn 5asen @esenaano ei-
ner aan, beicntsren Nuime1tiamteit. SIS uurre
semi:lbcu ndmlib int Metropolitan unb i'm
Merchants Sotsl tie Mufnabme ssrmeisert ne,l
er Gin Nsssr it. Daro, nun srsBe nnS alter
piass ssrshts Gntriiiaus in allen &rsiisn. psl&s
Die Msn1henwUree y CT mad Der 5autiarte
tar!ren.
SIN Mstrcao.itan s1b sis Gtsrt ben Geldeiu,
BOP sr. Douglas wu5l etu 3immer baasn f0n-
ne, aber nitt an Der Iafel nit zen aateru
@a.ea ipeiien bIris. 81. Dutder, Der Gissn'
tbumer os5 So,sIs, matte ben StreiG. Zen ibm
Der nsesrfsineIits Glert aeipielt tasnr@ gut
oas sr orn. Douglas psriUuli6 um @erssibuna
bat unb Jpn einluo, lein Sat gu lein, mas ber-
ielbe mi. @ersniissn anuabm. Gtras fatsn.
i6einis nal bic aus Msr9ants Sutel tcmmenb:
@nt11eibuns.
ST. Douglas bislf rcrissn grsitas cine GUs-
leiuns i'm Srsrnbaus.
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Staats=2eAislat,.r.

Senat. 1ur bic Mormalidulen b~saHtrass
Sen. Stepens, auBer ben bereits ssisblib telt'
e%efstlten @ummen, nod fuleenbe i3ul6ule
fir Winora $1O.OOn. fir Mantats $4,000 uno
ebsnfo fit ct. Gloub.
Sir Neubauten al, Der &eformsS &ule tpur>
ben $4,000 beuiaist.
Msbrsre 5ausbiQs erbielten bic 0enebmisunS
tes genatS, ni1t absr bic BON 5rn. Beng be-
a%ntraste, poeur1 Dem llmfus atseboIfen nor
ben .pare, ba6 In ben lebten Eaaex her Selilon
nod Bills eineebra6t tpsroeu biirfea nno bann
9emGbalid ME irsenS Gin uSot" our9ssiast
perbeu.
Com Suli3-G ommittse purbe cine Sin Dor
sebra&t bur& tuelbe Sslbtitsl fir @runeei-
ssntbum in Ga0en BON 3sbniabrissm 8sfgs
rsdtsfraftis ertlart sperren.
BIrssr Don 9afinsS preteNiren lit elmer BE-
tition segsn cine Bill. bstrsfeuo bic amensi>
ruus ibres Stapt.Gbarters.
5aus. yetitionen fir @euebmisung bes
5smpsrensseitBss bsRurmen bic Gslsssetuns.
Mnsenommsn purpe cine Bin, wOour& bic
Gounty. Nubitoren a%neswielen iInS. ben 5own'
8eamtsn ale uGtbiser Jurmulare 3u !iefern.
Gerner tine Bill, woeurH Giienbabnse-
leai&aftsn, bic in bitiem Staate tauen. &C.
balten lnb, In bemislben aud cine 9aupt'
@sI9afts.S iTce su baItsu.
Gin eemsiniamer Bel9luB betriFt bic Ser
wsueuns beim Gunsre1e su benz :3meds, baB bic
6riit sur Giurei9uns vou YsuIousseiuhen Ssr'
Iarsert perse.
Ia bic Msunuuitsn in &uBlano icQ bic Gin
labuna ssrihtet trerban, Miansiptn ais ibrsn
t~iinitiseu Molnllg gu tpiblsn, nit psr 3ulIas'
ruus, ea6 ie bier piafommsn iein pereen uno
bic Gslssssturs bsreit ici, !basa aae r:p5li9s
0reibe;t eiusuraunen.
Mu1 yeti.icaen fir SGulSrans vcreen pra-
ientirt.
Gtsnlo prctsits scssn bic lempersns-SiQ.
galtle bsauirast burb sa5 Suitts. COMMITTEE
untsriuGsn gu lalsa. pb e5 niht smedmdbis ist
Elm @tlsy Su %erlalsu, mslacs Strafen iber bic
5ctelbsiiser Yerbdast, bic Semaao tpesen itiner
5autfarbe bic Mufnabme psrUeigsrn.
Dieter 9!ntras murbe eur@ bic benz f~arbisen
y~o.ititer ST. Gpuslas Don Ssie bis15er 50
telbelIser w;bsrfabrene Sebanblnrs psranlaBt
unb CAB seridieesnen Qeoislatcren @toH, liter
Gsrlesung tes @apitc.s unb tal. lp5;uSisben.
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Iemserenss0 ublereien fanten

Iemperen5-W ublereien fanten i'm
0aufe tieier @ods il Der Oaurtl fact unierss
bofnunssrclsn Staates nit srceer 5artuatt;s'
tsit fat. Gin Committee mad benz eneer,
brdnete f4 ben 2aneeseatsrn I'M Capitol auf.
unb Ystiticnen lanetsn in MaGs Gin, meIds oas
neue Muderseiss in elmer @eile sur @nnabms
empfeblen, ais tulroe has @cbl ses eantss ba=
von abbinsen. Wa9 cine Sfsutlite gsriamm-
lung faub lfatt, uno ct. paul Bat bas 0lid'
einsn feinsr gtabtrIisr un,er rem g%efurwertc=
rern Der neusn SYraanei su lsbsn. Datei tSr,
man bic unilnnisi!sa Ysbaupiunssn F.; 70 4. 9.
Der @crtauf BON Bier unb @sin iei Gin Ser.
breGrn," unb bod nil man Is ben ~einsslnen
Stabten ubsrlaGen, Ot ibre Burger eiefes Ser
breaen" bessbsn ourfsn ODER ni6t. Die sanse
Wablersi ssbt aus ter tnfdbistsit ibrsr urbstsr
berSur, 1@ felbF 3u bebsrrfaeu.-
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Die Mcnnontteu in'R II Btanb ae-
ben bic Nbidt tuno, %moEtub0ft mad Mmerifa
aua,uuansern uns baeeu nit Der Ganaeiihsu
&esierung bereits unterbauelunasn cnaefaaYft,
b~stre1enb bic 0rineuns elmer s:obeu Gploaie.
Der Sauptsrunr, martin bic Msnnonitcn
cem asteibc oes G3aren entiliebsn molten. teiebt
BARN, neil ibaen ibre GeIisica ben Mililar=
bienf r%erbictct. Stun bat biz &egieruns rpu
CANADA bsnlsltsa in bislar piniidt bs1immte
3uliberaneen ~esasbsn. wsbbalo isac2euts sinite
msflen itr 5aup:-% slassnmerf auf Canada ridtcn.
5nseB bat fd Sr, Staatsldagmeillrr Seescr
nit ben Meunvuitsn in &srbinouns eeisst, uu
einen She'll bsS ftreblanen SOltes na9 @inue.
icta III lentsn.
Wus in Mi0ouri ihenft man seu Menroni=
ten Wui ue'fiamssi', uup iino oon ct. gouis
aus llntsrh1nnlunssn NIT t~cnielben angsfn.l9ft
pcrocn. Snee6 meiien e@ieielten aud bor1 ouf
ole S9uisrisfeit beg Niiitdreienfes bin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
Nnton So1Ser,
griefer Don ct. Mntbphs.

@reen Bay unb Safe pepin-8 q bn.
5a Winoua fano am purigen Greitas cine 3u-
lammenfuuft prouinsnter @eihift5mdnsr Die
les VlaBes NIT 5rn Retdum, YrGioent Der
9ats psptu uno @reeu=S as. GiientabnssieQ-
l9aft, TAFT, beren Hsiultat BARN beltebt, taB
bic senanute 8abn Don ibrsm sessumirtisen
Gnepunfte &srniaicu bis gum Miiiiiipsi uns
Wiacna fortsslest wersea fol. EisWeieaiGait
ssrp1iatet ia, bisle 8atnlinis ror 9hlub ees
5abtes his 0iaona gu bausn uatsr ..csr3etin,
auna, rag tisie Staet cas- llntcrnebmen nit
100000 in 8onts unterTise. Sic girssr 8i-
roua's babsn sHasdlt earu5er cbSuiimmsu.
aud III 8abaiba tislt 81. aetbum gum
namliden 3ued cine 3ulammsnfunft NIT Ser
vorraseneeu 9arssru. ebeaiO fcaen bic benaa,
bartsn SrtlGofeu oabei irtereiirt aeroen.
"a Grole ioQ in s|eiGem Gimme cine BE.
tribtibs 8.tbeitisuus terits s~ussiaat beten.