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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Tas reinie unb fibsfe Cob Qirsr Oil
Oetertbran) in Der Welt 1T bas BON Saaarb
u. GaSmelL praparirt AM Neeresufer aus
frilden ausge(x1ten Qebern BON &aswelL
baaarb u. g., REV yprt. Sc it ab-
iolut n unb 10. Yatienten, pel&e Is
einmal sencmmen baben, aieben es allen arbern
prGparaten Dor. Merjte baben ibr l1rtbetl ab-
aeseben, bab es better fei ais ireenb tin antsrer
Qebertbran i'm Marfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

9ennepin County. 2ebtsn Mcntae
paren Bit Guunty Gummindre in Rinneapulis
ser(ammeit unb bsi&afhsten f@ u. u. nit Mu-
Issurs elmer Strabe bon Gten grairie mad Ter
8lpominatpn Gerrs. a..fs
Sir cine Strabsneiisnbabn ron Der 1ueli9sn
Staetsrenss bis gun, Minnsbaba unb pom ter
peRliaen @tattsrense gum 2atemcob Grietbpf
,purbe bas @esrs&t bepiQist jstu9 unbei@a.
bet her @s3te Der Gisentbimsr BON yrisatlanb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

s aufcn.

8. ausas. gras, srisst @rinsiaasr. eltsra: Srens
@rinsiaser uns Sransissa gel. SIM.
Barbara etrsss. Gttsra gsitSasl stssrs sas %ana
sst. Ssrber.
Gatbarina ". Santl. G;.sru Ilbsrt @aabt aab Co
ttarina set. &stt'a.
sr5ssb getsr 9yafal. 9ltrs: Scsst Srafal uni
Srispba sst. esrla. =
@a.saritba Gtris. ,8sis. Gtts,a: sstaEtaa Sets uni
@arsaritta 'seb. grttb. y ~5iy%
gHil.elut Mrtert Braun. Glteru: Sriept @raun nnb
Iusufa sst. stiemeisr. .
QruiIl Br. GpminstY. Gltsrn: .Gtrfsrb Grmtnsi9
unb Barbara seb. Eamp. r,.. ...
5. Mus. Nnna Maria Sausrrstn. Gl:srn: Peter
Sausrwein uni @assaltal ses. 8rdmsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
@teinburs ersvartet isiasn prose6.

Die wsfsffiee III Ct antbOny
it, rie bereitS eneetantiet, nit benz l. Mu5uF
aufseboten unb baten alto unisre bortissn
atpnasnten, pelds has gIatt ntat bura zen
8riefrdeer tns 5aus bstomnen, 'tasieIbe aui
bsr Defieite in gmpfans au nsbmen, no ibusn
Der beuti&e Yof.Glert ST. &atbs NIT srSbter
8ereitwiQisteitsau bic 5anb eeben pirb, mic
tnn,er. ,
Mbcnnenteu, psl@s tie Mbliefsruns bur9
ben grieftraser uber tur@ cine grif.9or BOT.
sisben, rtSsen uns lire 8 enaue atreffe
~raittbeilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
53u verfaufen.

gu s~er,aaftn, pssen surssradtsn glters tes Gissntba'
msrs, cine Harm in Gulb Gprine, Stearns g. Winn.
100 Md.r, ~einsefenst unb Aaes in Gulnr, nit euten
@ubxtaus unp @deuas unb gutter etaanns babel. uni
100 older Sels. eanS, sutegsalsuna., glf' ger fa ganfd'
fota unieberlaNen .pia, fann I'M sansen Staate ieine beIer.
0eleeenbett EnteR. Marum pa taten mir einen feb,
eaten Wlarft fur aue grpsuete. lie Elm Garr1er 3itbt uni
aualei6 cine Mablmible, tute g feline before i'm Staat'
aiSt. Mue ~tieieniaen. Bic Quf baben,, tieie Garrt au feteu
Sber III faufen, n,Ssen It'd taber btim Giseatbumsr mel
Zen, Ter leidt su fnben 1T.
WatbiaS 9arSina,
10000 Gu1b Spring, stearns Co., Iinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Gerfpatet unb bod au frub ttei>
len mir bier bic 1rauerbuti&aft nit, RAP an,
sorisen Dunnsrias gu Ct. Gluub int Dirtb.
itafts' Salcou beS 5rn. 81. Steinburs Elm BE-
trabenter &ufritt ~fattianb, infOlee beitn teut.
i9e Gan;lien auf beiosn Seiten in tiefe::1rauer
Ysriest tuurben. &
;3pifden &obert 2si9 unb 81. Steinbure
betanb etn Streit tresen elmer !3iess; teise
tparen in aufserestem 3u1ante uub beimW Bort
tpedfel fOI @tsinburs brmertt baten, inbem er
einsn @erp!rsr bsrsur3ua er trule ben 9ei&
"ssi9nsn." Der S9us sius los. uub 9etd
Rarste. in bic Iinf' 8ruf setrufen, suiammen.
lster teiee Mdnner pirb ausseiast hap fe
fral sutnitbiser Natur, burd ben l1eberssuub
terauidenosr Getrdnfs ibre Selbatsberri9une
Yerloren baben.
Gteinburs ertuartet isiaen proeB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Ni@tsu I%berieben fir 9stbei'
|Iste!-D Die ais gpmmi6are ron Ni9ts'
GbatfeIb ernanaten Serren Sol. Semit, 81. u
Ssobnion unb s. s. 9ul1d, CUR Ikf9aBuns bel
8slafuns eepiGer @runbiidt pel9s bic ct
gauI, @tilpater unb IaYlora SAILS Gienbabr
In Mnipru@ nabn,, baben ibren 9eri9t IN bel
Office hes Glerts Der Diiriet unb Common
Yleas Court CUR GinI4t bepunirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
Mantatp Snbunrie aewiuut an MuI

Mantatp Snbufrte sewiunt an auf>
i&wans. aars!i& wurts taislbf cine Manu-
featuring Company su BEN i3wed Orsaniirt,
I'm has gaubrIs su BEN ssrl9iebenen gefin-
mu1ssn unnsuarbsiien, tusl9e Jpn bel ben gau-
ten ~3usstpieien lnb: Gubboten, @&inbe, Sen
lerrabmem, Sbireu &C., abnIi& tpie es bel att
tersn 2umberfatrifen Der Gal II. Gin Capt.
tai son 10000 Duuars 1T fir bas l1uternsbnen
aelidert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

@om tIeinfen MebaiIIpn bis au
SebsnssrSbe tusrben bic ftinfen photographer
tets prompt unb biais eeliefert bon 9. @tobl>
r'ann's Ybotoerapbii&em Mtslier, 1874 Dritte
@traBe. " 800: "'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
1871

2tnbertr antbeiten rafHen In ber
tlnsesenb pun &eb @ing siele 9leineu bin.
Msit iol IS sGbolera Morbus fein. SoQte
Sieleiat bic 5aupf9uIb auf unreifes Sbf u.
tsl. faaen?-.. .. ;..4.s. .,"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
3M NerfQufen.

Cine harm BON S6 Mdsr baltenb. .esun u Ider grai:
RE. Der Rea Hui5 NIT G,tefe-Qanb. 1naefdbr 40 bis 81
Nder uutsr Gultur. Gs tSnnen mod 5 Mdtr naetr cult.
rirt .persea. Gin fleines WrtntauS ftett fabd nebF
stat. Iues su saten 8estnsunssa une btats au serfau'
fen. m.
len rpm Sibapa Desrt, cine Mfsile ron Der tatbplif&sr
airbe e~ntfsrnt, NIT gutter Hpab: an ein.r tletaensate: VI
rpirt amf tinise Sabre 8sit a~sasbtn. Der aauftr tanu
fimmtlibe 6erdttfta ften, 0i:b unb %neereS tabtt ta'
ben.
I~uslunft 1T su batsn lei BEN Giseateimsr
sos. Sartclt,
299. 3O7 ct. yeter, Efna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

kEaT&rpr1 unb 9eueniHe bemutsnswertber Sei>
lung n bselstten jebe glafae uab nertsn an Sseerrnanr
fret ~perianbt. Dies 1T fein 6umbua. 60 etbt feineu
sdrners, ben Is nidt Itnbtrt, feline Geidwulf pter 2dt.
nauns, pelas es ni4t BELT. Seine Sauailie unb fein 0iet<
eiaenttimcr Tam fd pbne Gcntaur eminent beheI'
fen. Die 1laf4en nit tuesem 1mfdlas fnb fir ben So.
n,ili.nsetraud bic NIT sslbsm far abiere. grss so
Gents ; eruse Slafden 81.
8. 3. Mofe u. Co.. SO Bruabpas, Nsu gurt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

giliGie geiawerbsn enttebea meiasns aus
lteberfuB BON Gale i'm 8luts. Die 2ebsr 1T
erf@luft unt unter!abt es tic CUR &esuliruns
tss 8lutes nUtbise Gale aussuiGeiben. Die
5amburser Grupfen BON Or. aus. 9Onig ilnb
Der bette &esulatur. sic tuirfen aaf bic e.
her unb ~reinigen bas perbprbene Slut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
Ser Is d +.

81. 9. {. 9eder bate bic anssnsbme
uebsrrai&uns einss mulfa!iiam Sianb@ens,
als er RON Davenport nit ter 8uti@aft Surad-
tebrte, taB bic BON ibm sertpaItts ct, paul
urbs gaetfe 8abn iefsr Staub bslt, D
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Granbtrries-in Deuti&laub Yreiisl'
beeren genannt-bieten bielrs Sabr cine unse.
mSbnli@ rsi9e Grxte, unb bunberte BON gsrfu.
nen finb ,ait tersn Ginianuaeln bel&aftist f&
einsn tibi@sn @ertienf f@srnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

ais neuer &e@tsa n II alt teutl&e,
Nationalitat bat fI@ 81. 8. @rSHlunb bier eta.
bl,t, wie Der 2eisr aus nebsnfsbenter Mnseiss
iebt. Sbm ssbt Der STUFF zines ebenio prattiid
erfatreneu ais eebilbeten Surifen soraus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Die @ef@aftsfIbrer ter v1runt-
2intsn", in benz @sasn baben folsenbe Gra@t'
er%nteorisunssn fir 3dufutannssater erfsralafs
eema&t; BARN inb Gotnpaaren, @tiefsl unt
S&ube, 8leiber &c. einbssrifen:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Sir @Grtner wirb cine iebr CUTE Gele>
senbeit ssbuten, ii9 in ber Nabe Der @tatt ct.
paul Gin ya0entes 0runteisentbum gu errer-
BEN man beaGte bic nebenfsbente Mnseise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

pferbetisbfabL. Den Serren y,
Yurfsy anb albert S9eFer tuurbsn spei tpsrtb'
soQe pferbe sra ibrer &eiitens ves auf Tes'
tons Bluff eeiublsn. 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
3u UerfQufel1.

4naebsten pertsn gum geriauft: As Gder sutes 5arm.
Fans, aues ~siassftn3t, flnf Meilen bon 81. gaul, ;nii@ea
st. yarl uns minneapolis ssIessn.
B.tiususssn fsbr biats.
Ndberes in Der Office tieies 1lattes. 2N
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

@erbaftuneen mareen Srn Der Yoltsst'
in, Munat Suli 157 porsenumrnsn unb ispar i
wessn @$lasesi 32.wss.n s%nurosatIi&:n BE
trdseus, 43 pesen getrunsenbsit ptssn -5al'
tens f9I.1trr Sauiet 6, tresen gefu9ens lol'
den q unb If. Sn 70 GaIen tpurtsn 0slS'
Rrafen bssablt, % tns srbsitsbaus sersptsisa'
80 entlaGen. &
8etraa Ter 0sltbuben $86S,50.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Golsenbe inb bic &aten BON ben 5afen am
Grielte nod Wefen:
Na@ GleStIanb, GpIebp unb Detroit Is Gents.
NaG Gbieaeo, @iltu. unb @reenbay 81 Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

9err 5usp VesoIt 1T gun, Scr. Staa'
ten Cider, B. b. Ma6- unb 0epi8t>g eamtsn.
fir Zen sueiten Iilrift ron Minne@eta Ct
uannt. ,trt. ' p
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

IobeSfGUe lamen int Monat ,Sult Il
in bieIstr Statt spr, sesen 10 i'm gamIi4en
Mrnate sprisen Sabres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
ct. Neters uuterffutunaS.D erein

Das araafsu.G pn,mittee tes ct. petsrs l1nttrflsunss.
0ersins pr,n l. gHpntae i'm Ausuf BIS sum !. gtpntae
TIM SEPTEMBER 1873 bef.bt aus f~pleenteu 5erren:
Sterer Difrift: Sanfen Saepb BET Qur's @rpeersfrre.
Santen Seinrib I'M California Salon 2. NIB ct. peter.
ltntersr Dtfrift: Saafen Jrant BET Der tatb. Sfuls,
aaasn gbilipp, ct. 9et,r Ctr. sesenaber Iimntes Strre.
Saepb 94nistus, Sttretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

CASTORIA If uaesr ais sia sabaitut fir Cater.
Del. 6 1T Der einsiss ~suD.rldfFa e artitsl: ben % stsbt,
natarliden 99laf er3east. 60 TT anesnebm ~eiusunet.
men. Seine fdlaF9fea Mastsr nasbr, nod fareients
GGuofirae. 295z
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Capt. Spbas 1T gum Sefretar Der 9an-
selstammer e~,nannt, na9tem Gubss rsisniri
bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Mi9t au lberfeben it bic @ei9afts.
ssrlesuns bes ieinen Mittirssrn aIs padsrer
@irtb1@afsfibrer lansf surtbsilbaft bstannten
Srn. Sec. wrssleY. @an bsa9te bic an3siss.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
Stir @Grtner.

5 Ndsr e~uItiYirtes 9ans nit saten q eSda!i3tsttsa nab
bel st. yaul limb biais su %Sertaafen'
Nad;ufrassn In tieier Sffee. 3oo-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Die bieft8en 9oI3bantIer MAIDEN
bsfannt, TAP ie BON jest an hui sessn baar ssr'
taufen,-aIs battea fs ie BEN mibbrau@tsu
publitur. sieI seboret.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

@ebentlt@e @etter t arm {, tie f@
in bet. lsbtea Taeen erreuertsn, usrmebrten bic
9efpr3nib BON Bei9abisuns ber Grnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
Der 9anteIsberi4t tieier Mcd
III :Ik H.:~> G..cnxU:Ao Ieo6ert~4op .t .

Sn MiIw a fanb Der Meisen fs1
au $1.17-1 2S3.
Sn Gbieagp 81 $1.14-1.15.
Sn Nem gprt $1.35-1.65.
0pIb III LIS.
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6 { It e II.

81. Suli. gran, Iusuf @an Bed, 8 Nj. II 4. alt'
=. Ius. Wattias Singer, 2 5. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Y
Seis Material. $6.499.33
gar tas p Mati1cn"- (3:e @arb) @9ulbaus
$3o,5l667. Sir 2ebrsrialar $685. 60.
Die Ypn ter Muicritdt bes S&uleummittsea
sebra9ten Guapfebtansea besisli& Ter Muiel.
lung soa G@ulwdrtern ,purben aneenpmmen,
Gana9 Tnb tisit Sts0sn beitst wie folst:
Sir bic G-antlins 9ule, Mobers ; @aibtns.
ton, Mcssar; 5r9i@ult Song; SeHerion,
gsier; NeiQ, Dspiti @ine-S traben. S&ule,
9ipplsr ; @eesan, 9ubmeysr; &iee, 9einri&
@bams, S@orfaQ Mabiiun @tattfelb.
Gin BON Ssrrn Msynttns ssbra9ter @inu'
rititsberi&t bic DISTRIBUTING res 3etrnM arreu
in ftiner SteQe ale Warter Der Ibamsi&uls
empfsblent, cling mad lsbtafter Debate serlo'
rem.
las @runeeisentbuu, Ter S@ulen tofs'
$194,166. SIM sans.n tstrassn bic S&aIaus'
saben $77,32O,24.
Son sisentbimli9em Sntere6e mag eS iein,
bag ter @uperintsnbent Der Greii9ultu ais be-
lonberS empfeblsnswertbes 8ilbnns5mittel Mu'
fit unb Sang empfabl. Der erife @&ritt basu
it gsl9eben, ba jsbe iuseuanntt @rammari9uls
Elm eissnes Mslueeun e,balten fra. Sn Be-
tref bss Eanaes mag es aqerbirss ettuas fiji
f9 babsn, trenn lei elmer beibnii&sn gr3isbuna
ttr 8intsr ber Sang ais Bios ssmnafii&e 9Sr'
peribuns rermertbet pi,b. Gbrifli@e Glteru
ater, aberbaupt iOl9e, psl&e bic Moralita1
Der Sussnb ni&t aIs Mebenia@e betra@tsn.
wsrben snti9ieben anberer gnii9t fein.
llnbssreiFi& 1T i~brisens RE MuTa0uns bee
Supsrintenbsnttn ni&t, tenn IS liest uns in
itinem gsri@lns muir cine neue %Goniequens tsa
sanaen anaeritanii@en Greil@ulyieu,s BOT Mu'
ssn, unt % tpaare bsmislben ter @onfantietet
pssen nur nod bas Enhancement 5si3ufisen.
bab AT jsber Normali6ule Res Staatts Elm
2sbri1ubl fur aneebeabe Iansmeiisr erri&tei
perte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

d Neue s infsis.Gents- Noten Fnt
scm Buatesi&abaut IN ltmlauf eefsst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Der Mtnnebaba all purbe lebten
Iontas sur9 Sol. Sbap in sslsbli9 erpprbe.
nen Befb senpnamen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
ct. Paul marftbert@t.
Wtplefals gretft.
fnhiHHnAn,
tptuften:

u tutltH Gsrrtetrt Spn 0tbr- atm mt
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VofaI= Nenigfeiten.

Seffentlidt S&nlen. Der S&ul'
ratb s~snsbmiste in feiner @isans pom ltstsn
Muntas na&nebente &eGauns tes rtrSanse-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09

Das Saus lit srautit renrsirt uns bie.st aae Be-
ouemlibfsiten einss I'm r~npsernfsn Stsl einserittetsn
5pteIs. 2H'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-09
Der Manner&ur befaloe, ben 9ru,
gruf. Suront ale Dirsttor ansuftnen.
Deutf&s Brief>eif..

2tfe teatf9er 8rtefe, bic Bic aun, s. Aug.
b. s. nt1t absetp1t tpprten fnt. ~ =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-26

SAN FRANCISCO-Sl 18TH ship Couuimbo. Arey
Fort aa Mae Psen Liverpool
Loon, Iiverpool.
FERNANDINA-Ar 18th, sch Henrietta, Langley,
BRUNSWICK, GA-sId 10th, ship Pacific, Foss.
GEORGETOWN, Scar 10th, sch Carries Webb.
Rowland, Charleston.
RICHMOND, vA-Ar 22d, sch Eagle, Seavy, Ken
nebunk.
Sid ed, sch Ella Pressey, Pressey. New York.
NoRFOLK-Ar 21st, sch Aldanah Rokes Rhodes.
Providence.
.ALExANDRIA-sld ed inst, sch Marion Draper,
FOR FORTRESS sS M NO IN 9.tb baroue
Geo Hunt, from Matanzas for Baltimore sickness
BALTiMORE-Ar2 I'D, 5 h Wiiiam BIZ mn; But.
man, jacksonville.
Cid 23d, schs David Faust, Lord, and Hattie G Dow
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar 22d, br1gs E H Kennedy
Hallett. Bath; Chas Miller, Robinson Sierra KEYS
schs Arthur Burton, French. Portland; NJ W H1p-
Ar 2Sd, schs Trott King, Bradford, Calais; Med
fori, Orne, Frankfort Abby WATSON. Gray Bluehill.
L b Sargent Sargent, Bucks Harbor; Helen q King
Crosby, Satilla River; Fanny Pike, Robbins, from
Nulato, Small. Newburyport.
Cid 23d, barque Mary G Dyer, Sargent, Caibarien I;
sch Para, Chisham, Machias.
Ar oath, brig s d Hart, from Bangor.
Below. barque Rachel, from Sagua.
Passed Newcastle 22d, barque Cienfuegcs for Hava-
NEW YoRK@Ar 2sd 6arq ao Mary Pratt. savin,
Turks Islands; brig Fidea, White, Baltimore; schs
Hortensia, Norton, Demarara 20 days; Nellie Dlns-
er, Baracoa 10 days; P Hazeltine Mcdonald, Jack
sonville; M L Trundy. Young, Feruaudina; Post
Bost, Robinson, Brunswick; Ga; Lizzie Leighton,
Comet, Tracey, Calais; Aston, Fitzgerald, New Ha,
ven; Lunet Leighton do; Mary A Heyer, Hodgdon,
Rockport WIN Thomas. Littlejohn, Portland; Lark,
John Wentworth
Also ar 23d, schs Hyena, Gardiner. st George NIB
for Philadelphia Kate Grant, Grant, and SALIVA.
phia White Sea, Small Dix Island Charlie & Will
lie, Thomas Vinalhaven; Hesperus: Conary Blue
hill; WI B, Pitcher, Ihomaston; Lottie Ames, Ken
for Baltimore; F H Odiorne Providence for Alexap-
dria; Harry Percy. Percy, Newport; Lizzie RAYMOND
Lord. Hartford; Red Beach. Holmes, from Eastport
Ellsworth. o.
cid sd, schs j S Mouldton, Crowley, and Mary j
Adams, Gichrist. Boston.
Cid oath, ships Gentoo Linnell. Shanghae; South
ern Belle, Keen. London; bargues Lizzie H jackson,
Warwick, Cronstadt; j Ward, .Marsden Havana
schs Mary Pike, Good, Portland Garland, Lind
Passed through He'll Gate 23d, schs Fanny Butler.
Sherman, Hoboken for Boston; Eastern Belle Park
bury, do for Portland; Hannie westbrook, Little
john Eliza6ethport for do; Traveller Hodges, Phila-
dIslphia for Warren a;. Pike Good, New York fol-
tress, Welden: Elizabethport for Newport.
PROVIDENCE-Ar2 oath, sch Ralph M Harvard
Doane, Georgetown DC. - hoy "aiu
Sid 23d. sch Lizzie g, Gilcbrist por+,ond
PAWTUCKET-Ar oath, sch ABBY Weld yeotor
Calais. hwy "e'u, heaton
Elizabethport. SINFUL oo"lhai
SD "a, schs Alligator, McGregor, and X Wood
ward, Farrell, New York.
Sla 20; sch J Carver, Norwood, New York.
lNEfAkD-HAVEN-Ar sd, schs Harriet Full
yer, Willard. from Portland for New York; Arabella
smith, kondout for Boston; Koret, Greenleaf, Port
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FROM another nation, the echoes of the
college regatta controversy come to us.
The St. john Telegraph which takes some
interest in the regatta, because st. John
man trained the Bowdoin crew, gives figures
to show that the Bowdoin crew, in conse-
quence of their unfavorable position, the bend
in the river, the shoal water on the east side
until near the end of the course, and the
diagonal finish, were at disadvantage
equivalent to a start of at least two hundred
and fifty yards for the. more favored crews.
In spite Of all this, however, the Telegraph
says they gained steadily on the Others, and
even Tapped Yale and Harvard, which were
leading, when they were fouled by the Dart
mouth boat, which ran into their stern. This
lost them the race. We do not know much
about this business; but the fact that the
Dartmouth crew was rowing fast enough to
run into the stern of the Bowdoin boat, m axes
it rather bad for that party too. However,
being Maine man, we gladly accept the
the history of this very momentous event as
written by the New Brunswickers.
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FANNIE q. ROBERTS is the pastor of the
Universalist church at Kittery, and like all
good people, the parishioners of the rever-
end lady desire to be married by their pastor.
Consequently she has applied to Gov. Per-
ham for commission to solemnize marriages,
and after considering the subject, he con-
cludes that there is nothing in the constitu-
ton or laws Of Maine prohibiting such an APP
pointment, and he has very sensibly placed
her name on the nomination book The
old fogy will doubtless be shocked, but we
predict that the Rev. Miss Roberts will re-
ceive large number of marriage fees, and as
she is regularly ordained minister of the
gospel, the hymenial knots that the lady di-
vine ties, will be of the most biading charac-
far
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DiscinIine theIixer

The liver is truly an 'unruly member" Some
time it is torpid and secretes too slowly at other
times it is unnaturally active and sends forth per-
feet freshet of bile. Regulate this orgain with Hos
letters Bitters, not with calomel or blue mass.
Mineral excitants. in stimulating the liver poison
the blood, and their ultimate effect is terrible The
Btters Oh the other hand, have vitalizing and pu-
rfying, as well as stimulating effect. They not only
regulate the flow of bile but infuse new life into the
whole system. A good appetite and perfect digcs-
ton, regular, natural habit of body, sound con-
crease bodily strength and power of endurance, and
refreshing sleep are among the bless ngs they pro-
mote The temperature of summer is severe tax
upon the digestive and secretive organs, aud the
Bitters are never more indispensable than at this
period of the year.
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Horse Notes.

The fastest mile ever trotted to wagon is
2;;24, made by Dexter and Lady Thorne.
Lexington is the only horse that ever beat
1928. Lecomptes four-mile time was 7:26
The bay mare Rosalind trotted last year a
first heat in POI IA, beating American Girl
and George Palmer the Girl winning the last
three heats and race.
Budd Doble has started for Cleveland
with the noted trotting horses Goldsmith Maid,
Rosalind and Hotspur. They are all doing we'll
and in fine condition. Jos
The king of the trottlng turf, Dexter, was
foaled in 1858, and is, therefore fifteen years
years old. Goldsmith Maid is sixteen years
DID, Lucy Is seventeen years old.
The best time made in harness by trotting
stations. mile, is Startles 2:19 at Fleetwood;
mark. George Wilkes. 2:22 at Providence; R. l.,
and jaw Gould's 2:21 IL at Buffalo.
The Buffalo meeting, from present indica-
tions, will be grand one. Most of the best
trotting horses in the country will be entered for
the unprecedented valuable prizes offered by
the Buffalo driving park association at their
August meeting. Great improvements are be-
ing made in the track.
Ine carriage anu IldruesS oourudi HAS tnlS:
Blanketing horses in summer has now become
an acknowledged necessity, and light blankets
are now an important portion of the harness.
makers stock. The materials used for these
are brown and bleached linen, scrims, flannel
and light cotton duck. Muslin sheets are also
used, but these as well as those made of duck
are not popular. Linen and flannel are the fav-
orte goods; they cost more, but are durable and
look well; twilled braid is used for joining aud
binding, and some of the finer qualities have
monographs or the name of the horse worked on
with very narrow braid Of the same shade as
the binding Scrims is used more as protec-
ton against flies than for any other purpose,
and being very light and loosely woven, requires
to be well bound and secured at the seams; a
strip Of leather should be stitched on under the
braid either on the back Of the scrims OF be-
tween it and the braid; the edge of the sorms
must be turned in so that the outer row of
stitches will pass through two thicknesses; if
this is not done it will ravel, and the binding
come off,