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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-14

BURGL AIRY AND ROBBERY have not
yet become unknown. We are in
formed that the residence of Mr..
Larabee and his daughter, Mrs. How
land, on the island, was, during their
absence last Sunday, broken into and
robbed of jeweiry and other articles
OF valueOy some German boys whose
names were given but which we
withhold from the public.
Whether the parents of these boys
have entirely lost control over them
we are not informed. If they have
not, they better look to them and let
their parental influence reform them.
To the boys we would say that break
ing into house and carrying away
jewelry or any articles is bad bust
ness for boys. Often breaking into
a house and carrying away any arti-
Giles is the entrance way into prison
to remain within prison walls benin d
prison bars deprived of liberty. And
we should regret exceedingly that
such should be the fate of these Ger
man boys-of any German boys, or
Irish or American boys. On the
contrary,we should rejoice exceeding
ly to have these German boys and all
German and Irish boys become Amer
icanized, and all Americanized and
American boys to become civilized,
and all civilized boys to become good
moral boys and intelligent virtuous
citizens.
Such all might become with proper
Influences and the right kind of train
ing. But such we fear all will not
become. We know the influences by
which boys are surrounded and the
training which they receive are not
often what they should be, and we
know too many boys grow up in ig-
norance and become vicious. Even
education without virtue may tend to
make boys worse. Not the ignorant
only but the intelligent may become
IMMORAL and vicious-and especially
when surrounded by immoral and
yicious influences. How necessary
hen that parents look to their boys
md see that they are surrounded by
good influences. And how necessary
90 that they look we'll to themselves
Ind see that their influences are such
IS to lead their boys in the way of
'irtue and religion and not in the way
# vice and crime.
This article, commenced as a local
lotice only, opens a wide field for
bought, and introduces subject of
.reat Importance to parents, reform
RS. educators, legislators, philanthro-
lists and religionists, and we hope
hat all may give it due consldera-
ion.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-14


The nomination of q suitable candidate
for State Treasurer Just now englosses
the attention of the people in this section
of the State. Little is said in relation to
the claims of the contestant for the other
places on the ticket, but belief has settled
into conviction that the nomination for
Treasurer SHOULD be rendered to Col. O.
Z. johnson, one of Wlsconsins' noblest
adopted sons, and gentleman in every
way qualified for, and worthy of the
place.
Here the greater portion of Mr.. John
sons life has been spent, and no man in
this community is more thoroughly an
preclated than be. His patriotic course
in the recent war, the gallant services
performed, the hardships endured and
the perils encountered, and the final de
liverance from the mercless fortunes OF
the prison pen are well known and the
honest integrity and solid worth of the
man justly en6ear him to every good cit:
izen. We believe it is the desire of near
y every Scandinavian voter in Wisconsin
that Col. Johnson should receive the nom
nation for this place, and that such a
course would add materially to the
strength of the ticket, no one will deny.
Shall Col. Johnson be our next State
Treasurer is question that will soon
come before convention of his fellow
citizens. Let the answer be an emphatic
YeaI-St0uqhton Rcportsr July a1st.
~~--~-w~
Is In the seven months ending with
July there were 1872 miles of rail
road built in the United States
against 3,237 in the corresponding
period last year. Of the amour
built thus far, Wisconsin has 16.
miles, being more than any othe
state except Texas, Arkansas anC
Illinois-the first two of thes
alone having nearly one-fourth Of tn
whole amount built. If the same ra
ito continues for the remainder of tn
wear we shall have constructed abou
4,270 miles, against 1866 last year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-14
WEBB g., BURKE,

DEALERS IN BEST QUANTITIES OF
Boots e Shoes.
20 RANDOLPH ST., NEAR STATE, CHICAGO.
Those visiting the city to make purchases can
rely on finding all ofthe latest STYLES in the finest
material and best workmanship. We warrant
every article sold. Our stock is I'll new being
made express y for us. WEBB BURKE.
4W10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
..3uriieffesuna Der Dentfdaen."

SaS Waihtn9toner nSonrual" lanlmerte
neuli6 iiber Die 3uriidieeung Der Deutiaen
bel Der geiseuHg Der Dfientliteu Genter i'm
9ifrifte Columbia: ga mir peber i'm Son.
Gil, nod I'M 9elegatenbuuie eiuen eil6lgen
8ertreter baben, 10 eurtten es iogor bic far.
biqen 2egislatorcn in ibrer letteu Sisuug
ipasen, BON oeuti9em Samub uuS beutider
llureinlitfeit gu iprefen, uno bic Oeutlhen
tbatid6lif 81 iniultiren. Sie ipuBten ia,
eaB mir 9tiemanoen I'M Sauie batten, Der III
ren ben &opf suredtieBen founts."
Der Sine. 8oltsfr." bemertt ba5u: yGS
III aufiaaenO, oaB Die 9sutiden liberal oa,
no bic oemotratiid eB artei entueoer oieDiebr'
belt, ooer menislteus cine relpettable Starft
beitt, in Quieben iteben uno IN allen 3pet=
gen Der Serpaltung wohl reprdientirt itnSI
nno baB es in ioldpen QOfalttdten Die yfe9eI
uiGt paaen ~oiiritsn, i'm Staotratbe ODER in
irgeuo elmer anosren Dfientltden &Orperidaf
Die 9eutiden 10 81 beleioi9en, ME ie es Ii
8aibiustor tbun, 100 bic Jfspublltaner id
in uubeitritteuer llebermadt befinoen. Dit
garteitreue Der bortigeu Seuti6eu i9eint I'D
ipotti6ledt auSSuSablen."
SIS liest in Dem Sbiaen cine 2ebie, Die i'd
Sene merten mO9en, ipeld]e audi benz Staat
Warylanb Die Ne9erbsrridait alflalien MIDI
ten
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@tt3ciue,
IT,. 8. 8. &.

Sen Ytitslteoern bes .5tfelip'Hiidb' Stubs Nr.
4" sur AnSetse, oos Wontds, ben IL. Suit, 9ents
raloerlammiun9 nno Beamteniuabl ftattftnpen.
u6l-6l 81 Triimpler. Sefr.
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Dauueretme Il. I. to.
Neuer
Sauhel : 8umh >Saunerein,

Sappsl : Bump >8auberein,
@de Yonos unb 2ancaiter< StraBe.
Qm pori9en Ntontas in bel o. Gutenberg, Rr.
297. Sir-SonShrahe, Elm neuer Bauperein or.
9aniitrt, Der
nSTzSalfimprer WutuaI : Sduoerein Ser. A.
Nue Breuroe zines eutes BauotrGins fonusn mir
bieien empieblen, bn Die corrette 8ernaltung ter fri
bertn Bereine ou6 bleien neuen gu cinem puten 8erz
cine MAIDEN peroen, uno iton 5ablreibe Wtttslieber
bat. Hddaen Wpntas, ben L.. Suli. Abenbs 8
ubr, III Ole erffe Sin5abluns uub annabne Der Con-
%ltttitton, mo3u a1e Sreuuoe eineelooen fnb.
(lb5-6 &. Spbbe, PROB. Gsfr.
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nnIte mir 0rher inOrhnuua.

Die 9eber il uabrlIb Gin uioeyipenfflges Siiee.
Manbmal if ie TRACE unb i6eioet gu Ian9tam aus,
mantmal utsber ut tic urnatirlif Gttir uno ieubet
cine polies @aaenlutb beIpor. ~0fs8ulire oieies Or
gan nit 5uitstter's SittererI, nidt nit @alomel
ODER btauem Stofi. 0iiucraIiide Gufrei5urs smittel
Sur Gtimuliruus Der eeber p~ersiI'sn oas Slnt unb
ibre lttieBliae Birtun9 III itrefli4. 0as Stttere
oaeegcn BAT cine beIebente unb reinisenbc, fopie
aud anreiSanbe %g8irfuna. @s reseIt nttt nur ben
sIus ber 9ale, ionocrn er9ieBt neneS 9cben in ben
eanser Sracnismus. @uter Ippetit uno poatom1
meme gertaruns, reseIndsteer natilrIt6er Stublz
oana, oeiunoer 2uhan0 ees gleroenin7ems, 9ebbGf'
iisfeit Der ssbsnssetfcr, srRobte sorperiraft nno
@usoauer uao erpuidenSsr G6lai seboren gu ben
@esnunaen, bic cs berbeifibrt. Die Gommertempcs
ratur lutet ipie cine iGwsre SItrbe auf ben Ssroau'
unasz uno Iusidsouns5zS r9anen uno has Bittere
1T niemuts notbi9er gepcien, OILS in Sieier gerioot
bcs Sabres. Q56-G6t&tu)
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er=r S3SiuterhoIfpr.

Sn TtQnfIlrf a. Ut. llQfb, ME mlr 8elIcfr
mittbellten ON 0oRnertage Der beribmte
Bortrattmaler Srieori6 @interbalter i'm vi.
Ter uOn G7 Sobren. Gr tpurOe 1906 i'm SrcB'
ber3ogthum 8aben %gebOren, beiuhte England
5uerit 1912 unO erbielt balO pom lSOfe Iuis
fridge. Seine Bortraitgruppe Der f6ni9ltfen
6amilie murpe iebr gitnitig aufgenOmmen uro
aui geiebI terS0nigin iO9ar inl 8udlng9am'
Yataile 1848 6fieutli6 uuSsetelt. SIN aui-
TRACE Der S6nigiu fiibrts Der Situifler ulebrere
@cmGloe ibrer ielbit, Melington's, &obert
9eel's, beS Prin3.@ emablS, beS Brin6en Oil
freo &C. aus. 1852 rauite Die f0nigliAeS amm'
lung lein ~befanntes 9emGlbe: y0toberid Del
@otbeniirf iiebt Siorinoa sum erifen WtaleI
ais ie init i5rea Gefdbrtianea i'm &aiO baner
aeht."
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PERMANENT BUILDING AND
Nnbmaun's WQuberein Wr.

N0bmann'S Wanberein Wr. /.
Sbiser Bauperein bat iih nit benz bel 9rn. Carl
&dbemcrmann ON ber sSreberif=9Roob men, sestiinoe=
ten mmeriuGbreuoen Bauperein pereiHigt unb pirb
i'm 2pfdle o6s @enannten Wittppd,, Sen 16. Suit,
a6enbs s ubr, feline erite Stsun9 balten, fomie 8et.
trdSe in Smpfang nebmen. Ale, Die fit gu betbeili>
gen Suit trasen, perben biermt b6Hibf einselaoeu.
1r. 4inhenIaun, YrGi;
6eprs dRarS, ShaSm.;
1856 6. Grni, Setret1r.
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9teme Mm3etgen.
&
Sanfagung.

VUIItbUttUV'
Sfarrer 9. sitter prebigt Worsen 8ormittaa In
bet eoang. . lutb. ct. Sobannes $ aitds am BEL
HreeeridzNpae. O65)
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@nebelI tr1alter
@Oebcn erboltcu !:

1000 siifen Oranaen, $500 Riten Sitronen, 3Ol
Sdts neapolitaniids Bauuiife. 250 Sdfs 8itberte
1000 Sitcu Dtaccaroni, 800 Sdde otritaniibe mi
| 0ireinia'er B~eanitiie, Gofinen, neue uno olte Htau'
men, @ofus>stIff., lum 8erfaute IN Rr. a'Spntb
&trefe, bel
/ (9un 20-1 erpSbD N S5dnabIes
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Cttnluas8annerein Or. /

0IIDIuasUuHDerttH Wrs /.
Die Ritsltsber bes obigen 8ereins iino Su sirtr
Spssiol 8eriammluns aui nRouta9, Den 81. Suit
1873, siuselaoen. SIN Auitrass:
O65,7D q. &Iausmeper, Getr.
NORTH BALTIMORE MUTUAL LOAN
ASSOCIATION
neriamntIt lid bel 5rn. Seinr. Weid,efs, Sri. 364,
Rprc.t5dp. strake, am Gienffaa Ibenb, nm iibsr
Die Contribution abinftimrnen urb bic geamtenwabl
por;unebmsn. SIN &uftrase:
(l65) $sinriH Grmer, SER. p. t.
GERMANIA PERMANENT BUILDING
LOAN ASSOCIATION Mr.. l.
Dieter Bsrein lit poui6nbis p~rsanifrt uno berett,
Gelo aus3ussben sessn quite ei4erbeit. 4ue Sieleni.
Gins .2Dfale uorsuiprehen. geriammluns ieoen Don.
~nerffas, Aberbs : ubr, Girpef.Gde Samburss
unb Rinaslep=Str. SIN Iuftraee:
Q65,8,71,0 .. 8. @tun, SER.
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!Gsfmnth>W nutrrrfu Nr. 2,

Die5sr Beretn bot f6 NIT elmer lihsraien @%onffttuz
tion o~sinitip ~orsanifirt unb unterjeitnete Sirettoren
oils Seamts ssUdblt. 2ntneltunsen fir Seles
SuriduKe persen iest suteesensenpmmtn unr
ipfort baar ausbe3ablt. 6i%neigunsen iperfen
ebentaus pbne SerSus auebeSablt. Die SDeite
rsselmGBi9e Y~eriammIuug fnoet ftatt auf bemte
Mbenn 3 ubr i'm &ofale bes pm. q. 2ipp, Gde
Der Gpmetfsts unp Sbafefraae.
3. &lemm, Setr.
SirettoLen.
$. Sees, 80. Bilinser, $. S. Sonemanr, Chr. Gil.
ieI, s.. s. Super, Is. aIemm, j.. Sempef, .. Sebz
rsns. 9. Seilmann, .. eip2, u. art8er uno s. &bein.
16l3,6)
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nOnteu NM Weal1s
merifen. nnn mponensNRnrs,

@ttTIGUs NND VdUHBtHs"ENIg*
g3tr babet tets einen Sorrdtb BON Dem bEfeu caHa
biI5en @erfer DtnlS fir Srauer, icipit Roaesn'
NuI6 fur Defilateure on 6ane, uno be mir ur;ltI
UtalSbaus pergro6ert bdben, finb mir tsettm Stane',
GGe Auftrdse f9uaI aus5ufdbpn,
gtr. Ia, SIbz8opfrdGt.
TtaI,kaus am EuSe Der gutafpfr. (gtoo. 25.1S ,tunl
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8iirean Der GommiRare fir Die Ser
beKernna 0Ir S0nes' Syale.

9tt. 20, gC oros9 QlOert II @ 3 Z.
Baltimore, ben II. SuIi 1873.
BerIte0eIte Qn9ebOte fperhet in bieiem SireGn bis
BHDntag, ben IL. auguft 1873, Wttttass II Ubr, ent'
aeoeneenommen Iiir ben Bau elmer 3apIens3tebbritd
uno Ntiitelpfeuer fir tielelbe tbtr ben Aus9an9 an
Gttn. Spf in gIoditrdBe in Der Stabt Baltimore. Sieie
8rtide tptro 200 SUB lang apiiten ben 9ten3en (Abut-
ments) u1e 80 Jus brett Deroen. Die &rtujbalten
(Girders), bon ueIhen2 porbanoeR, bauptiahllh aus
SdmieDeeilen 9eluabt unD BON tr9eto elmer %palsnoel
SFdeou tnttutoer uberbdut, 9ep0lbt oner %bs9tttert, lol'
len Die 0ubfrle MuB enleIte DER Bride bileer, uno muls
len cine glatte NuB euieitf baben, gang fret BON irSeHo
elmer OetInun9 0ntr 8oriprun9e ietn, ruelbe leiht IN Der
Sadeua9e ooer Rabeu Der paitrenoen Suttte gebalts1
perteu, uno btirfen ntdt mebr, oils 3 5nB leoer pom Der
Breite Der grtlte abreDnlen, 5ruilnen oen1elbeH lou eth
bDIisrner 5ahrlpe9 nlbt periger, aIs IS 5ns brett UNI
iuei Seiten8dn9e ieeer 8 Jus brett letn, wel4e: aut
8runobogen bon S9nteoeellen, Die NIT ben SeItens
9iroers Derbunoeni inn, ruben.
9ie iitere 5raeidbisteit lber bem ei9eneu @cpi6te
Der gride lOl 300 YTuno pro Gtneal' jug betra9en.
Ser SSattor Der Siaerbtit lit 5 fIr gllen unO SoIj.
Ser Ntitttlpfeiler. 30 5u6 i'm GIr9meller, wlro aus 9
GpIiuoern bon 8uBeiIen befteben, s I'M Qmfdnse uno
einen in Der Ntitte ourd etnen pneumGtti6en YrojeB
nuf einen feiten Grunobooen %9.iun'en nno gang nit
Concrete 9eiuut. Die s aus en-. 9pllneer lDaen 6 jug
In Dem Srunoab5&nitte uno 5 5uB in Ter oberen Ib.
tbeiIuug niefen. Ser Wtittel'9 plinber lou z SUB am
8runhe uno + 6uB IN ben obsren Abtbetlun9en lttn;
ale Gplinber mllllen oben TART perbunoen letni Die Slde
oes Wtetales in ieoem egItnper bari niht pentger, als
IN 3ol iein.
On Itidter %eiIerner gau fir bas aufieber.paus, 20
sSue i'm Guaerat nit elmer S6n9sIetter 1T aui Der UtItte
Der Srnde 5u oaueH, uHo el YlaB poH UtHt8ReNs Ia
Sue eslaieu peroer, IN lpeIhem bic Wtalhlnerts tlrpt
@ewt9un9 Der bride pIailrt wsrGen lou, psIde lOlpobI
fur panes, als AUD Sampitratt 9eetsnet lein mug.
Sle Bride muB id II Der Wtttte aut benz better
"Antifriction gearing Oreben, uno nit Stetbe .Stel'
len uno 9~eeieuelrn SaltpfDten an ben gneen psrlebsr
iein. .
Gin ansentsirer gIan bes b%tabTatisten gGues ioltt
ieDes Nn9ebot b~e9IeIten.
auseb0tt per0eu 3u 9Ieidsr 3eit uno am 9Ieiter
YIabe 9euiinltt fWr ole gSe9nabme Der 8e9enpartI9sr
8rude an 8lotftraBe, iolpie ots WtitteIpfeiles uno Del
uyfabIe am gnoe DER Srude. Die 8isler Ino eriubt
ben getra9 an5u9eben, weIbsn ie fur bas pe8iuibaf
fenoe Material erlauben.
Al, in Seau8 auf pteie Sstanntrraduns etn9t9an9s
men Mneebote peroet am IL. Au9uit 1873 Ytltiags l:
ubr, in pleien Streau oiTentIlb auf9emadt, 3u pelGe
3eit uuo Ylab SletenOs s~in9eIaeen ltno, 9eSenpartig d
Irln.
9tdbsre austunit tpiro auf @spIitatiOn bon ben I'm
terJet6ntien 9e9eben.
aBm. 8. SdtdDcn,
@amI ". lcdmst GpnmifGre
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s- PrieIe fir Sob. q. 9ies, emil 6ntn unb
nftap Saul iiegen in Der @rp, B. 81.
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Windsor Grove,

Hn&E~ Dieis @rOlte, elmer Der QngtHebm1Cu Soms
nGrz8sr9nu9ungasBlaee ur9Gfdbr 3 Nctlcn oOn Der
StGot on Der pUaltlmore 3 GHlucttOn : YOtUbatiNns
SiiCubabn" gele9Gn unb unter gaHJIi9r @oRttole
oer @eieaihuit, 1T lest l%coffnet.
IS III biTret0eno QututUGfCr aui Dem BIabe, ios
luie aud IUet 8runnen, uelhe UOuaui reiRts uRO
tdItes Giuiier Iiciern.
Sin Auticbcr lit td9Iid a~npCicuo, UNI ben Blab in
SroHun9 Bu baltcH uno aae notbige Ddlfe gu ~Ieiftcn.
BIcntcs uHo Gnoeten auelugs gartie'n neroeR
8aseOns aui Gneemeiene Beoin9uugen ~seIieisrt.
JtGBere Austunit 9lebt 9. u. aSelIh. 5etr.,
Rr. q, SuosSGuItr.
Guf obt9em @runbe bat Die @eTeaihait eineu ge'
riumig'u BaOiIIon, lDsIher 1900 4etioneH faifau
fann, qebGut. (5unltA,l Il
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$500 Gdte r8. a."@saI1 unb
3N6 side .@oQns~ unb -9eafins- fetnes Scia,
| per 8riq9s nalito" Il. nf5pIa" bon 9ioeruoOl. peltt
iest I6Ibeu unb gum Sert0ufe in %poiienoen Quanti'
tdten bel 2. 9bs. 0GptsS gonS;s
| 1921 or w az. GoonthtfrQRe
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Siireau Der Gommifdre fir 0ieVer
8ureau Des GebauOe : Suipeftnrs.

OMkCuu uCr VCDuAuS aSnIPItApAUs
Baltimore. ben 10. SuIi 1873.
Serfeeelte angebote iuerten in oieiem Bdredn bis
Weittppd,, ben t6. SuIi, Utittass 10 nbr, an9e-
nommen, I'M elneH Anbau gum S6ulbaule gtr.
90 on Der @de Ser Sobn= uuo Gbeu : StraBe 3u E'
ribtcn.
Blau uno Specifitattonen ~tonnenin bieiem BireGu
uGbreno Der 9eidGftsitun0eH eiugeleben tu;rosn.
8as He6t, ir9ero cine ober ale anse6ote 6urfid'
J~urDstien, lit oorbe5aEteu.
Die AngeboIe rDer6en in Dem SiireGu oes Burger
meiittrs UNI 10 uby Wtttags %tefetben 3agis geott'
net. Gte Sittenoen iiuo eriu6t, 9eeenrudrti8 81
fein. SIN auiuGa ny. q. SSatfins,
u65r1Ol Qlerf bes @gbGuoe 4. Snipettors.
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80 Fair Haven,
$1,000. o. IL
Holly Grove.

@ELAGEE0
6isisr bellebte 8cr9ndgunsSpllb, test ocrgr05ert
uno o%erbCiiert, miro iir Die Cation Wontaa, Den 9.
SUM, er%Oiiuet. SIe SdmpfihtHe rSaml. : peng"
unO Champion" Der0eu ia9lib iSoHnGbeno uno
SonntGas aug enommGu) ben YIer SIR. 3. Eighth,
am iSuBe Der SnmoenftrdBC, um $50 Diorgens, 2, .,
$50 uub Z tbr Nbenos uno IurtdfebrRro So1u @rooe
UNI ~ ubr 8ormlttaae, 3.15, $50, Sumo $50 AbenoS
%ueTlaiieu uno an Jtamlap'S 8erite. an buBe Der 9Ga
roltnelrn6e, auf Der pin unb SeriGbrt (dusgenoms
men IL ubr Uior9enS un0 3 IS gtadmIltags pom oOuus
8tooe uno 80 abenos oOn Baltimore) anbalteR. Su
otn Ser9niiguHqsH oes lCgtcH SGbres fino pirr idOne
Re9ClbGbnen fur ben @ebrdu6 BON 6erren Il o9aneH
9sFaut. Die Determination lrciert 6Iih=. 9rebss uuo
OitbrsrzS ouper gu 81, SobGs uno DtiucrnrUafer,
@tscremt. @onfitliren &C., Ilcs in erctleHter Qnaiis
tot gu StaotpreIlen. 86iue bCrGuibcRoe @gtrdute
ipcroen ~perfOuit Coer Gui Dem YlaBe erluubt. Der
arHiide Srunnen Dtr6 io~rtiatren. bHrItncno ausa
9eJetbnGtes gGGiier 81 Jebcn. Diuitt i'm I0nB.BGUill
Ion ben 9dulen 8ag. Ole 9on0s@ rooe zgolt5ei, NIT
eIEem bIieoeHsIldter am RlagC, pirh iur cute Obs
nung ioT9tH unO allen Storun9cn pilpttlib uoE9ea
bGu9t lUeroen. StIlete nab pUlp @roOe uHo 5uriid
90 Gents Stnner BUiiben 4 unb II 5abrcn Den baIbeH
Breis. SIberalG arrangements tUtrocn mtt8Giclibais
ten uRb Sonutagei dulen 9emGdt. (D}ai3O, 3Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Pavilion Retreat 90

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iInI Dlsiltn BON Baltimore iIber ole neue IuhCrns
G6ualensAueuue ourb @Gnton, ooer per gbiluoel1
pbiG.6oGo ibGr 9iqtlunbtonn.
Obiser bCltebter BomiIienE8e r9nHsuress GlaB IN
Dem Bubliium Ddbrenb oes sCrBen Sa9ree s%eofHrt.
U euer SGUB : $GuiIIOH, Heue Boots,
iuetht Grcbie. Eti6e uaO Grablingss
8ibner. &oupers Bu Sta6tprliien.
iEabr3eit uCu Der Stdbt 80 Yitnuten
Q3O-) Sdrrp Rc@pmdn, @iGcuttITu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12

Vile Witttusn uno g3ailsn periorbener rSbb Sci.
Ions" ipelbe ftr ben auf Bpnnerfaa. ben IL. Suli,
nab darlington, y. g.. aneeiebten NusTie nit 4b.
3elben psrieben %iporoen. iino eriubt. fd Boomerang,
ben II. Suli, Ri b 7 NIB +. In bar Oroensbaae 5u per-
~ialnnleIn uno bon ca nod benz Gamoeniir. sBabnbofe
ib az begebeH. q. H. Gapis, Setr.
Q65. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12
Tf1Iltlue am FnSe ott yntaf0TIt. LNoU.zo.IS.
0hot,mcu in E0Kerrt
SI n4uFomutsnbeA eat.

uno stHen, &ironeus unb 2imonenitaaIen, men
erase, bei Grpsbo & Sdhabie. (245-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-12

Sd iase hermit Der rGplnnnbia'4ose bes nSrs
bens Der Saruadri~ fir bic prompte Jus abluns bes
Gterbeaelbes bei'm Gobesfane meines pertor6euen
Ronnes meinen pe%rbinbiidften Danf.
Catherine 6uds,
(165) Nr. 80, @rdnbp : Strose.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-04
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR
TONIC.

Ia unsurpassed as q promoter OF the CROWN OF t''
Hair nd bisk.rs. 1t il neither sticky nor grca
~, yet IL softens and smoO h the Hair f.. better
AID more permanently than any Oil or Poinadr
Used as Hair Dressing. II produces the mrsf
besu,ifoi ane instrous gloss. Warranted perfectly
harmless. Its exquisite perfume is quite unrivaled
heng dis filed from the world renowned Ro'es of
Cashmere. Large bottles only 50 cts Addr,s-
AsCHENBACH Il MILLER, 40 n. 3D. st Fhila-
delphia, Pa.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08
Spelling a Cow with Heal.

i lady friend in a private letter
says: John, my milkman, says it
viii spoil my cows to give them
meal. Please tell me if it is So"
We have seen the same notion adyo-
Gated in agricultural papers, and
We are glad to have It brought up
for review. We have been trying
the experiment for two years, with
q view 10 ascertaining how much
meal il took to spoil COW. We
have fed it morning and night in
quantities varying at times from one
pint at q feed, to one gallon. and up
to the present time we have failed
to discover any symptoms Of spoil
ing in our cows. On the contrary,
we have found that when we gave
most meal the cows gave the richest
milk. So. judging from our expert
ence and not going into the science
Of the case, we say to our cores
pendent give your cows at least two
quarts Of meal q day, with plenty
Of good hay and pure fresh water,
and risk the spelling. For coloring
milk the golden tint known rs gilt
edged" we know OF nothing better
Jhan q quart Of cotton seed meal
mixed IN with good timothy hay
each dav-RH1l SIM.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08
Protecting Young Trees.

Al excellent way to keep rabbits
and mice from gnawing young fruit
trees is 10 take five or Six corn
stalks. cat about two and a half feet
long. Stick them close around the
young tree and secure them at the
top Icy tying a small cord around the
whole. 1T is not only a sure pro
lection against rabbits and mice,
but Is some protection against the
cold Of winter.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08

Our farmers need to raise a better
quality and greater quantity Of fruit.
Fit viii pay the Ohio farmer to
raise apples and send them four or
FIVE hundred miles to Tennessee for
q market. it certainly ought to pay
to raise them here at home where
there viii be no freight bills to pay.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08
7 " o . o Liars 4 EAEe,
ALWAYS N ADVANCE.
Let our friends make an eff

Let our friends make an ef-
fort to aid US in extending the
circulation Of the GAZETTE, and
if each one Of our present sub
scribers will but ask their
ne.ghlor to subscribe, and send
US one name, with the money,
we VIII be enabled to make the
GAZETTE the best Family and
and Fireside Newspaper in the
State. Come up, friends, to
the work, and give u a rousin-
good list
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08

Good farmers are always making
their farms better. Bad farmers
adopt the policy Of Let well enough
alone and the result il poor land
ana can purse
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08

this pen in the New York census Of
1885. Congress collected no in
dustrial statistics before 1910, and
the census said nothing about i'm
proved land at that time.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08

y GAGE ChecheI IHrouat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-09-13

BORROWED. In st. Louis the other
day, genteel dark-whiskered young man
claiming relationship with the royal
family of Prussia, entered a st. Louis
garden, treating all hands to lager in the
most royal manner, and then, instead of
paying the bill, borrowed five dollars
from the barkeeper. The police arrested
him for vagrancy, and the royal scion
becameinten ~ disgusted with C@sorism
in America.