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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

2 II Tn 1xSco2.iMEY &C. !. R Vim carry pas
sepeers to The CinciprKti Exposition from
Is f6oiktsor its iine &t one fare and q fifth
for the round tTlpoqTsekets good during
akeRxoositioh .hGnd on alt~trAlA.a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

ia RenERr DALRYSiPLE, whose where
abonts is not known, will fhaIIt2to his
advantages 20 call at this office. Should
notic0heet his eysatis hoped he will
onfomptlyfcan Or send word Of has iFhere-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

,9iITar=gsntfafa OhiosFair WillFbe held at
iOrrSfiis. OhiDe on Bednssday, Thursday
. and Ehda&. October 18th lsth and nth.
Every ArTsDgementwII beemede LOT the
oasoomHoastinp ri y~isitoTs and exhibitor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

TrL1Y CSoPER, s or 9 years old while
walking backwards yesterday on Cherry
T. street By Thomsons building, fell down
some ten feet and was seriously injured,
though no bones were broken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

TWENTY Thousand Dollars worth of
Boots and Shoes, all of the best make and
latest styles, t. oe sold at reduced prices.
Come and see them.
HUTT & SHANAFELT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

soaAznpYTpp town found 2 pocket book
lately belonging to q wealthy man and
-restored It to the owner, ~whoge1erously
Gaye the lad a five cent piece, the boy
SazedAt il vWasa1flS1, ana then Handed it
Back slowly sayiAge II cant change 1T.
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eFaHpPraat4aE!

Lei onr friends and dealers remember
to leave their orders in time for printing
for the Falr.c IL IS a glorious tihisito ad-
sdvertise an1we are sometimes over crowds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

A man was found lead near Neweom-
erstowhT on Tuesday supposed TO have fall
len OF the night train east.-The body
was horribly mangled and nothing was
found to identify him. a1 70 - 600
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

TEE Rev John Tonner d. D., will oc-
cppv the Pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church on next Sabbath, both morning
and .eYenlng,r - go. y = IL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

Go to Jno. F. Weckman's for your Ci-
gars and Tobacco, opposite American
House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
MARRIE0

sWAN-WILSoN-on the I4th met, At the Re-
form parsonage, by Rev. P. Herbruek, MI Nor
win Swan and Miss Sarah Wilson -
sMITH-HOPFMAE-In Canton, in the Ger
man Catholic Church, on the morning Of the 10th
inst, by Rev. Father AFnOUld, JAcoB SIXTH and
E6pIs1 HQEFALA, Al Of eantqAf
HIGGiNS-WARD-Op the 18th inst. in this
oity' Al ths Amarlean HOUSE, by Z. n. Crime, J..
r. HT. John O. HigEing GRa Miss Matte 4. Ward,
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Evanntrix Mntina.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
eeutrix of the last will and testament Of Jacob
b. Wilson, late OF Canton, Ohio, deceased.
All persons having CLAIMS against the estate
those knowing themselves indebted 10 the es-
seot4 '7s.W3 CHARLOTTE K. WILSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

The following is the appointment Of Jurors to
be returned by tine trustees Of the several town
ships for the year 1873, with the Poll Books to
the Clerk of the COMMON Pleas Court on or be-
fore the 18th day Of october, A. D. 1878:
Paris, 8; Washington 9 Lexington,
e, marlboro, 10; NimishilIen, II; 0sna.
burgh, 6; Sandy, 3; Pike, g. Plain, 10
Lake, q; jackson, 6; Perry, ga RSthle-
hem, 10 sugaroFesk, s. Lawrence, II;
Tuscarawas. s; Canton, "a,
Given under my hand, at the city of Canton,
this 4th day Of September, A d lsI5.
WILLIAM BAXTER,
sept4 IA Sheriff Of STARK County.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
Live stock Market.
New York Market.

New York, September lB-Cotton firm at 2OLe
Flour dull; super6ne western and State s. 5Oa6 rs
common to goods 20A6 80; good to choice IS zOa
8 65. Whisky higher At 99c. Wheat firm rejac-
ted spring 81 35al 40; No B spring 81 43aI At. Corn
quiet; choice S9c; sell 6s1zc- Rye steady at 81 Il.
Barley and malt unchanged. oats q shade bet
ter; mixed 4Sa4S1%c. unsound 45a46c. Eggs firm
At z2a2Se. sugar Iull at sac. Butter firm at lea
35c-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

4 M 70 DACDSAC LCQuAIluR BudL
hereafter all streets to be grAveled shall
holders residing on the anne.
Some members favored including the
grading Of streets as well.
Mr.. Schlebaugh withdrawing his mo
ton, Mr.. Cobaugh moved all improve
ments be included in the ordinance and
be paid for by local assessments
Yeas-Schott, Schlebaugh, Cook, Co.
baugh and Allen.
Nays-Baker, Bechel and Stabler.
Mr.. Joseph A. Bour was heard by con-
sent of council on behalf of property hol-
ders on North Walnut demonstrating
against increasing the flow OF water down
Walnut. He suggested that Walnut st.
be relieved by conducting some Of the
water east along North North street as
has been lone by ShriVer's run having too
much water.
Mr.. Thomas Le1nan also spoke to this
same matter-he had suffered by his
property being overlooked.
The question on locating three gas posts
on Seventh east of Cherry-lost. 4 to 4.
The City Solicitor reported that city
conncil had No power to compel property
holders to pave their sewers themselves.
The report of committee on streets In
AAfOI Ol IuION4uR A0Q4lAOudI MGLcI upon
Walnut street as an experiment was adop-
ted by q unanimous vote.
A proposition was received from the
Baltimore Improved Light Co.. to erect
street posts and lamps at $l200 each and
supply the light for $40 so for each lamp
per year. On motion % of these lights be
put up and tried for one month and if
satisfactory q contract be made for one
year-adopted Z to !.
A bill requiring the paving of sidewalks
on Market street OF east side between
Short street and Railway vas read the
first time. On motion the rules were sus-
pended and the bill was read the second
and third time and passed.
A bill to establish a grade on North st.
was read the first time. Also a bill to
establish a grade on Ninth street, and a
bill to establish a grade en- Tenth street,
and a grade on South street west of Mar
ket were read the first time.
Mr.. Bechel moved that Jacob Cress be
allowed for ten dollars to put down The
city part of the cemetery IN wheat this
fall and also sow timothy tins fall and
clover in the Spring. Mr.. Cress finding
allthe seed-carried.
Mr.. Browns bill of So for whitewash-
ing the Hook and Ladder building was
referred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

.'i's IMsn1EaasH ArrRAcrIoE-On Monday
NEXT VteIwaI omen another lot Of enc hnn-
dred pieces Of Hamburg Edging and In
sertine.our stock of goods is fo1r times
larger than any IN the city. Prices lower
Nm M -nAhar hnnaA I. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

PRINCE-In this city on the Sd inst, Of con-
Humptfon, Hrs. Martha Prince, wife Of George
Prince, aee5 - years. 4 months and rs days- =
Mrs. Prince was . worthy woman, = faithful
wife and aneetiOnass mother and leaves her hus-
band and thrse sons and a daughter to mourn
her death. q
RIERBRIER-In Canton on the 18th mat, 81
cholera inlantnm, Martha Elizabeth, daughter
Of c. L. and Mary K BterbrierIaged 6mon1nA
Happy infant, early blessed,
KeEt'tn Peessfnl slHmber, rest"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
.@peat3Mems

"a 40 GRApEs are in market selling at 8 to 10
cents per pound. [2
Tins is a good time to lay in coal for
winter.
~ VIII duck shooting may now be in
dalged in without transgrsssipg law.
u Ola sr0P taking ice and the money into
sooA'i5gt55 sas-r .is.it559
"a aTHEEa is, CRATE comforts in fre-plaCes
81 these evenings: 3 sisl3 " " =. .eb2saaa
THE Tuscarawas Co. Fair commences
Sept. 30thsss 81 = i' .1
A full line ofschool books for sale at
% -McGregor's. otal gai9 a { % 3
40 sBH sure to attend the stock and sale as
Mediation, on the Sd day Of the Fair 7
'THrRTY2 new styles o msns and boys
hats just received at T. B. Albert & Co.
Call and see them. s5S.9r" 13w3
Four Dollars viii buy a pair of Good
hlp Boots, hand made, at aa ias
HUTT& SHANAFELr's.
KrLLEpAOld Mr.. Priest, on Sunday
last, killed a rattle. snake near the paper
,millTHis snakeship had FIVE %Fattles.
Iala Board with or without rooms can be
: had at j. K. OtNeirRs No. A West Tusea-
2 rawas street, opposite the English hu-
? 'theran Chsrch. Is 81 ss5m.22
MxRBLE's BAED and our own city band
p -discoursed q goOdly supply of choice mus.
&c on Monday evening" It was good.
Go to John F. Weckman's for your CT
:. gIrs and Tobacco, opposite American
~ n ousc-S-~4oH~ Ata NrseN~A - -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

DIX cRAtG's dental card will be found
in this paper, Dr. Craig is a successful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

LET our friends make arrangements to
o TO Alliance on Saturday the 9th inst
and hear the HON! VIM. ALLEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOSEPH CRAIG.

JOSEPH CRAIG,
DENTAL SURsBSN, No. o. Cassidy Block, Canton. O.
A0-An operations Performed in the most APP
proved and satlsiaetory manner. BeptIs '7Stf
tltt ViOAets.
TIVE story written BY Carrie D. Beebs, and
u lately Published In the BANNER OF LIRERTX, is
now roA6ys and comprises SS4 pages, bound in
handsoms cloth, and sold ~ one dollar and fifty
osnts per copy.
Add-sss T. L. BEEBE L CO.
MiddletoWn, Orange Co, N. Y.
81 BeebO, Carrie D. Beebe.
SepA "7S-W9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

MARBLE,s BAED and our W city band
? diseeursea Q goOdly supply1of choice mus.
&c on Monday evening". II was good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18

Cleveland, September " n dull; No ! red
81 20 No 2, 81 40. Corn quiet at 5Ga57c. Oats
strong At 3SaiOe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
NOTICE to SpOTtsmen.

UTE the undersigned farmers Of Canton town
w ship, Stark county, Ohio, hereby notify and
forbid all persons not 10 trest'ass on our prymi-
SEES by shooting or hunting any game or birds OF
any kind, or gathe ring nuts, berries, or fruits OF
any kind, from and after this date. Persons
NOT needing this notice will be uealt with accOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
STARK COUNTY FAIR,
2Sd. gath, 25Ih &
seth. S,OOO dollars 10
Re atslEibuted as Premi-
M@S.


snf -. afanoIn 40 ton.
- Il am dnlhOTizsd 10 receive and trans
fsr BIZ tel@eEaph. all contrlbutions OF mon
sy No nndjh Az, Of the Shreveport, La
saAe-ers ar1 Gro o. SMITH, =
r5. Manager W. y. Telegraph.
Ia9ps oitraif Canton, Ohio.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
StaatS= Neutgtetten.

Su NiuneapuIis bate biz hortiss
5anbtlstammer BOARD Of Trade) am seriseu
Mittus% cine pi9tise geriammluns, ~ie BIZ
IL TreNe beri&tet. Der @eseuRanb mar BIZ
S&iFtasua&uus bss sbesx @tiFfTppi (sber'
balb bes DaHsrfales pom st. antbsny.) 81
1T bswieisn, ha6 Der Glu6 oberbalb bts Iestereu,
nod fur mebreye baueert @etleu fir IIetuer'
Dampfbsute ben saa,sn Ssmmer fabrbar ID.
wie ia AUD Der 1ianeisha nod bis &ehwsst
uuo iesar nod bic ytapnM ebieine binauf nod
pom lu!&en befabren uesssn lanu, 10 Ianse haa
@a0sr ssnissnb bu& To-. Is ane alereiuss
bstm @tf1iFppi eintses trOmi%usasu i'm @sse
aber NIT siusr @elbanpeilune bes Gsusre6sa
tSuuteu bisitlbsu sur& iurie 1anale uu,sauses
~ersen une iesss buusert plumb Gra9t pirs'
banu pom 17-20 Gents biQiser aus eeu ssttrsr
@sssuben mad RinnsapoIis iemuen. ale mi
ber Giieutabu, psnisasus 10 LANCE bic S@iT'
fabrt often 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

5ennepin ty.-Ds GonntYGom'
railare fir 1snnepin County bisIten Isstsn
Montas ibrs r~sselma6ise 6isuns. Die Dr.
rem @retbeu, SIND une 9auseumb rurben ein'
ssi&porsn uno 81. @,s,bsn eem COMMITTEE
fir 5aren unb 81. Sind BEN Committee fir
Stra6sn unb Bridsn 3ussbeilt.
Der Ssrpalttr Der Nrmenfaru beri&tete flu
bas Isste 0uartal ais sussabsn $6l8.33, aIs
Ginnabmeu $396.16, 10 bae $222.17 81 bsden
lnb. Das armsnbaus entbalt s~eserwa1tis Is
GiuiaNtn.
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8ilanj an Saub......... ..........
Details in nd9fsr Drummer.

Die ampfbuut.Greurfipu II, wsI9'
am 1. DECEMBER auf BEN MifffTppi gum Fs'
beuten Ra!e bate Rattfnbsn feusu, tpurbe tieb'
nal bur& unfreuubIi&es @ttter s~srbinbsrt in
BEN Der Gater Der StrUue f@ in eineu Gis'
rtantel biQts, I'M. isiusn Observation-Disclosures ali
font su beginner. I'm gortereitunsen BATH
Is ni@t sefeblt trsi MuFtbanss pareu ensa.
sirt unb @assn in@suse ansebuteu. Bstauut'
lid III Der grtras FOLDER GreurT uueu su tvubl.
tbatissn 3wsdsn bsfimmt, absr bsr froaissMii.
flfppi fublte tsin u.eniaIi@ rubrsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

WeusIer's R n, NIT n.Mtelie,
1T an 90. 143, ct. peter Gtrabe, nd@f SIM
mes @ei&dftsblod, psrlsst. Daielbf III Reta
cine Mustuabl Der i@Snaen Grabs unumente,
iopie 3ei&nunseu fir iol&e au ftb.n. aud
@armor-p lattsn fir Slide, lowie tunlrei&e
Sfulptur.N rbeitsn au aubereu 3wedsn psrbsu
prompt uns 3u biaiseu Yreiieu selisfert.I E3r.
Benslsr erbielt an Ter lestsn staatsfair BIZ
erfe unb ein;;se yrdmie fir iol@t @erte. ST.
iuter erbalten bic bersitpiaisRs Austunft. S.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

2aneerwerb be treifens. Eer @i'
niiter hesSuneEn bat eutf&ieben, bab auf03ruuh
bss @eleses fir gefSresruns bsr anpFau3une
bon @alpbaumsn pom eineu Snsisibuun, ui9i
naebr ais cine Sisrttlitetion 2ane seususueu
~eresn tauu. Dsrielbe Beamte eutiaetset
ba6 fir etne fernere. Gtn,ei@nuns (entrey) I'M
ter BEN Sclba ten-1 siuf dttsssts bon. 2. @asl
1873 $40 @sbubr su eutri&.sn Tnb unt
oas bic fol&e Ginasi&nuns Na&enbsu id
in periuu in bsu, IoiaIen 9anbamt eiu3ufnbeu
tabem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
& Z II.

". gss. Srar, Ruy.l @Itra 9.ans 3rifa rss
Srftpbiua seb. Reft.
q. Nup. gDu. Spfspb 5sa,a. Gitern: 3. Gsr. 9ca,s
unb 3. 6. 3bersta Spiei.
80. ytcY. &atbartna Suieps;aa 5re:t. G!ttra: SSsann
Srett unb Ntars Cats. WW1u.
Sotauu yrsiaaa. Gltssn Sobasa pt.itan unt u.
". eeb. 5aFensr.
G~atbarina Cecilia lursSoiss,. gl;srn: Soisps lures
rris:y unb Suiauua ssb. Sa&os.
G~atbartna 6 deilia Den.bcists. G!tssa: Jrss, Don't
Gpfsiy uns 5ra.e!sea ssb. Dt!ts.e.
Mmton Bsbsr. Gl.srn: @uris Dstsr uab Gsrstbta
sts. S&uIs.
Ds;.2. @asuus 2ssaarb Ban. @iter,: Sobsnn BAT
unb GbrtRtua seb. Nss.
8. Deg. 9aurn B,rts ninr. Glss:n: Soblaalsrtb.
miami unb Gatsa,ina seb. Bldis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Gebruber Is Wrpeery- uni
propiiious.Stors Gde Der 10. unit
ct. Deter Stra6e, in ct. paul, empfsblt I'D
sur& ben bsiisn gsrratP aQsr raniabarsn ar'
tifel, 5ausba!t-, rie TaneY< Groeeries, ialan'
bil&e unb importirts Gri@te u. {. ~. 8sion'
bers tsIisbt Inb s~essnwartis bic DATE Graders
BON Gbieaso> trsl@e bier s&t su babtu fns.
2iebbabsr gutter @eine, 9iqueure unb Cigar
rem fuben Bel Gebriber Eiutme imuler etras
ua@ tbrsm Gei9made. yreile iebr biQig.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Gorti&ritt-if Der @ablipru& Der 9sr'
rem psiuaan unt &oie, tpel@e in ibreua eta,
Clothing 9ars tsts bas 3euefs, @plissfs uni
Bette in srUbteu 8urratbe hsn aunbsn ~,
9usrabl brett baltsn. Sbre ftrtisea !8leioer
f&ussn sor ieter ~yauit" aud I'M @inter, ibr'
yrsiis fub au6ereseutli9 tiQis unt bic gebie'
nuns il bic fsinfs. @el9ss 5aus bistst BEN
adufer ale hiefe gortbeile in bSbsrsu, glase :!
Datsr benz aud tsr snoru,e Grfuls.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

goubeu Greti&uIen beri&tet ter
Supe.iuteubent, ba6 sesenuartis 1858 @&iler
in bieiser Stabt eiusef&rieben itien, BON >euen
2463 bic S&uIe befu&en. @&uIer. bic TIT
terrt&t in Der teutf&eu Spra&e nebueu, fnb
1927 eiusef@rtebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Der Gelunbbettsratb bieIt lestsn
@Ontas zine Sisune, in tpel@er Or. gots
ais @elunbbeitsbeamtr beridtett, tuas in
2aufe bes per1ufsnsn Satrss sei&eben uni
untsrla Hen tuorben i.i. Ct briust auf Grlal
isns elmer Srbiaanl nit frenssn gsiimmun'
gen, tetrsTsnb bic M%uftewabruus ponSautsn &c
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paul Taber 81. 353 Gritte Stra6e,
bilt aud bielss Sabr piessr einen febr f@Vneu
gorratb BON acknowledgements rtitelu isser
nur pinidSartn lrt, bsiunbers bic bette aas'
,pabl pom GpiIIaden In Ter obern @tabt. Man
bsi@tise itiu ausseyei&nstts Idurtuent uab
Ssbsr pire aud In 9strsf Der biaisen preiie
befriebist feiu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Oeffentli@e Gtnlasuns! ;ur er6e'
ten nnb polfdntisfeu &efauratiun: Die puu
6. 5&mibt Rr. 242, Ori.te strabs. gou
iebtan werbsa 81 isesrS tunSe De auFsrn
@eFassl, 6ereusu. Gleif@icrteu aler Art, @tlb.
tura allies. mas Der Narft an DslitatsFen sietet
~ierstrt. Die feiufeu @eiue unS eia,eure bic
tst meiue Bur; Gra&te. CONTEXT uub gonsito'
rsiwaaren In better Musmatl. Di.4ufmartuuf
~ ieber 3eit bic bette.
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(Ginsefanbt. ~
Serbian, Nou. 49,,
0eebrter SER Nebafteur!

0eebrter 9err Nebafteur!
W eressnste i'd bier eiu i~eltianasr GaQ, ben
10 tu1s ra'ttbsils. Gin Garnsr Ramsns @u.
gut Sausr, sinise Neileu BON Serbian pobn.
eaft. ertrantts slasli& isbr bsftis unp Der bsr>
se'ssrufsrs esuti9s @r,t Er. 9absni9t fanb Jpn
Ssrs'iS t0rf, uns srtldrte eins Gsrsiftuns sur-
banssn. Esr Gurcu.r 6. $. Dale purbe g.
rufsn. Hoftor 5absni&t leitte bic Operation,
'Hasts Gle ssids unb fanb i'm Nasen cine be,
osutenes Nfense StrYHniu. gDie Is re.lautet,
lou Der Mann i& itlbf s~srsiitst BADEN. Nab-
erss lit ned ni@t befaunt.
Serbian.
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perr 81 as 8erter bat fttne Steut
ais Orsanif unb Tirisent bts 2ir&en&ores,
fpwie ais Oberlebrer Bet anateui&ule ter bie'
fsen bsatl&en fatbuli&sn Geueinbe ansetre<
ten. @ir pIni4sn ben, frebfamea Nanns
ben bsfen Grfols. IN. 70 mebr, ais feline biabs'
rise Sbatisteit TN nau.li&eu @irfnnsstrsis an
anbsrsn yldsen aud bier ~ ben te1sn Grrar'
tunaen bere9ttst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

geiprunsene 3dnbe unb @ef@ter, &aubeit
Der 1aut, 6iunen, Rtuswurm, SallFue uab
ansere ~9autlranibeiten tuerbeu sebeiIt uub bic
1aut usi@ uns fanft ssu1a9t sur@ seue 5sbrau@
sen 5 unipsr Sar Sesn fsbsi.i.t soa
4asmelL 9ajars u. 6 o.. Rev yprt
Dies Mittel III Iet&ter uuh au9euebmer auju-
penben ais bic aubereu fertissu vraparate. pel.
DE segenwartig TN @ebrau@e fnh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Die Wei3eu3ufubr mar in Nsp lllna
in lester 3sit sisali& Isbbaft bod fans bsr
prsts lssteu Greitis nod Iaut ber ~vuf" auf u
biz 70 Gts.. tuibrent bic 3artuHelu au S1.0O
unS aorn unb bafer su 10 Gents nutirt p,rsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

1urbas Mrmeubaus uuS 5pjpi.
a | mursen in ben lesten neun @cnatea S12,
219 aussssebsu, am msiiten in Munat Iiri
udmIi9 $3.0i6, am tusnisfsn in, 1unat Sra
uamli1 SIG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Die ~Neu uIRv vsf" ntmust ssa
vWaubner'' iu3 Gramen lbsr cine neult9 II
bslem 0latte euttaIkue Rttbsilaaa Tie I'd
aaf bic @kuaus Der 2atbsltsea s~essnassr ben
besaaat.u ;.0sansss" bs,tebt aus Rsas an ben.
felbsn BE 8rase:
~0as tast nun br @an>erer balu, bas III
bsr ueult&sn @abl ssrase bic 8atbsliien uuie'
ri Gsuutys 70 ,ieuIi& einlimmis far sas {. g.
6armsrs- sser @raasers Sidst sspsfta fut
uaS ,par lsbr etf.is2"
Die antwsst ii ftbr eiufaH. uns 'unamwau.
ben.
Dit 2efsr pe.eeu I'D wobI nod eriuusrn.
sae Der @anserer fur bic iineleu Bableu baa
uuabbdnstse DeIS. Eidet befarpsrtets. @euu
uuu bic paupt'G aueibateu bs1tltsu auslsi& BIZ
Bertraueusuaanner ber .Grauees" warsu, Il
folet nod gar ni@t baraus. hae 3atbulissu ale
ful&e pe6peeen fur bic betreFtnteu Ganbibateu
aiunteu, fonseru Der Stanbpuntt wel&en I'M
FIRE Glaubenssenulen babel fefbieltsu, 1T bes
nduali@e. pel&er bsr 8oIfspartti in @iseouiu.
Sbio, Gbieusu II. {. ~. gum @isse Ssrbalf: %
bautelte iI& saruun, bic bisbsrtseu Yartei<Sr'
saniiationtn, bic il9 linsit aterlebt baden, gu
beisitissn, unb absefebeu BON tisberissn yartsi'
fsuunssn nur @annsr ~ .uSblen, mel&e auf'
ri@tis uno rseli& Die SntsreHtu hes gslfsa
tuabreu unb ssui0tnbaft ssrpaltsn wirssn.
@o 1T 90 eetlarli@, bab Minaer chamber bic
9anb rei@ten. Bit in 8etreT ibrer frabsrsnpar'
teifsuuns ober rslisiUisu 11%eber,eusuns bisbes
gang ssri9teoene Wese einseu, bic absr iebi
nit BEN ssuasiniau,en Gtreteu suiammeutref'
fen, ui@t u,ebr bic eiuieitissY arteiiabne bod gu
talten, fonssru bic eeueiufaueu 9nterefeu bss
@oltts, psl&ss pobl tssib, wo Der @&ub 81
bridt, uns sa6 Jpn. ni@t u,ebr Mannsr aufbeI-
fen f5nnsn> bic nur has pom Gbrsei3 bitirte
@@Iaswsrt elmer poltti&sn gartei i'm Mfunes
fabreu. Dis 8ereiutsuns alIer suten
8rafte ii tas 2~oluusspsrt bsr @esen~art
unb hafir Rimmt ber 4atbolit pie Der Gretbeu-
ter, ssnn Fe beibe fab GIieser tr1tlben gulles,
babsn ais Birser bisfsIbsn BeeirfutRe fir ib.e
@eblfabrt unb sueun biz ani&t bes 3atbolifeu
NIT ben n@ransss" in llstrieen rt&t baru.u.
utrt, 70 ltsst Der @rune BARN, neil Der pirlli&e
'8atbslis isse ssbeiuse Organization euti&iebsu
serpirft unb iein :3tel am beQen 9astslt&i
nit pfeuem Giir III errsi&eu lu1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Sebr btutse GLEN @aareu, Gatur
&sHe BON, bsteu Gatun ~ IN Z Cts. biz yars
Damsu 3leiberfpfe au 80 Gts. bic so Ste. hi
garb psrtb TuS. glatts III IS Gts., bic 50Gts
bic 2Jart wertb Gnt. 9usliu unb Gatun J.
berabsetstsn Yreiien bel
.. %. SnserioQu u. g..
Gde Ger 3ten Il. Babaltam ctr
14.6ml Cnate Der Brlde.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

9ocaI.& atbfeL-Opsrnipiel, Girtuoitn,
:3aubsrtau(e, - Bel allen bteiea ssQe 9auier
uns auf Der ansern Seite 4lasen lbtr Gelb.
rtanseL - pie remit ii& sas, lieber 2eier?-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
8rieffaifem be$ y@anberer.'

Yerbam. 9. 4. Die Quittuns fir 5
6. g. sebt bis 60. 800.
81. 4asiaua. u. 3. Wir wiini&eu
BON 6sr3su CUTE @eueluns.
@antato. g. 3. Mtl&e Nummeru
ftbIsu 5rn. g. 6 ? 81. s. y. e. bat bis 90.
364 bs3ablt =; esn ;isrissn @iut publ s~sraau=
ben!
@bafopee. y. q. Sbnen befeu Daal
unb uuiern .uadern Grsunssn in Sbatcpse bers'
Ii@en Cruz.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

@sneY.Orbers wurbeu IN biefser ppR.
Office tpabrsnb Der Msnate Ottebsr unt &C.
SENDER fir msbr ais 100000 ausbeaabIt,
alio fir sxr&i&nihIi& tauitnb Dollars pe,
Iaa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

&nbeu Raferu lasen in @ew llm
neult& siete 4tnser bnruieser, unb psbl aud
an anee.en gliSeu. infolee tes i&roFeu @e.ter-
~eaieIs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06
2atbpIit3e 1tnipu.

eias ssstasts gHanm!ans sss @a's'' '''
4aibsIii&ea liaisA Stsb am
8rsttattsn ~. ;. Rts.
UNI balta9t ttbr 4beabs 10 Gsnftrsnjlesal sr
.gattebrale babies f~astaaheH.
Di4Hse @ef&dfk lteseu sos. aus Dit
sltessr Fns eriudk prompt ~ erf&tiaen.
wm. e. 8etp,
Yri1seut.
P.S. Gin S@tsitsn ess 1ru. 1saaeensen,
wsriu fammtIt&e tatb ulil&e Uer'
time @tunelota's Jun <s1ai&luB an BE Union
aufseferbert pttseu, tuerbsu mir In ua&Rer
Namu.r briastu. Die anHelbausen Der
gsreine ieattu ul&t LANCER serf&obeu psrseu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Grfreuli& IL bic A~nersennuus. bic Dr.
Mus.. 3Saies 9anburser BruRtbee in allen
S&i&teu tsr @eieal&aft erbalt, sa Der bart
nGdisfe 3uReu Dor ltiner 9ellsafs psi@su
mu6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

Gur tieGinienbuus nutrition
uenten mUsen unier1 bersli9en Dant en-
pfanseu: s. s. in Caledonia, s. s. in Wiu'
reapulis, g.. q. eagle Mia. s. 9. in Yssseott
9. s. in werbam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-06

.. %. S%ngerfpII & g.. Sertauftn ben
bsfsn Gatun ~ 10 Gts. bic yarb. 1911