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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
THE FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Cane.Seated Chairs.

When these chairs begin to wear out, the
canes split apart, and their appearance is any
thing but ornamental, while the comfort of
the chair is also destroyed. Now if we live
where they can be re seated at the cabinet
makers, and have the money to pay for the
work, we can soon have the chairs again as
'sgood as new" But all do not live in such
localities, and all have not the money to re-
place these seats; yet little time and inge-
nuity will set the matter right, and make the
chairs, in my opinion, better than new, for
do not take much fancy to cane-seated chairs
in general. .5i.fli I5lL.-I
Take any pieces of bagging or burlaps-no
matter how coarse-and fit them to the chairs
cutting them large enough to wrap about the
rounds that hold the splints or canes. Now
sew it on with darning needle and twine
twice doubled, an turn up a hem, as you
sew, on the burlaps. When half fitted, stuff
it with Excelsior shavings of poplar wood !;
or If you have them, cut off layers from old
quilts, and spread them smoothly over the
chairs, under the burlaps. The layers of
cotton can be tackled together before they are
put in, and then they can be laid more
smoothly upon the old canes. Fine hay will
also answer for stuffing when nothing better
can be procured.
Now sew down the other two sides, and
take pieces CT carpeting, or Of enameled cloth,
or colored rep, or all wool dress goods, and
tack them closely down with large sivered or
brass-headed nails, which come Tor the pur-
pose, and behold! your chairs are far hand
somer and more comfortable than before.
The materials have, possibly, cost you but
little, for many an attic would furnish them
all, but The nails, which must be procured at
the upholsterer's. Gimp to match the ground
color of the cushion, or even worsted braid,
is desirable to place along the edges of the
covering, and drive the nails directly through
it. This makes a handsome finish to the
cushion. al. .1rete ..-I,f5,.t-.s
Many woman possesses as much ingenui.
ty as a carpenter or cabinet-maker, and lit
tie practice will teach her the upholsterer's
trade, so that with nails, hammer. and the
needful material, she will not only make as
good chair cushion as he, but will be able to
cover lounge respectfully, and also an arm
chair. Rocking-chairs have often been made
far more comfortable than when first
purchased, by the exercise of this art. In
many families there are disabled chairs W hich
have been thrown aside as useless, and yet
with but little expenditure they could be
made not only useful but ornamental, and
their presence would be great addition to
the sitting-room. DAISY EYEBRIGhT.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

COUNTERFEIT RAILROAD TICKErs.-Twenty-
five hundred counterfeit tickets over the Boston
& Maine Railroad are said to have been taken,
and consequently the Eastern Railroad has re-
fused to take the tickets which have been SELL
ing at discount On Monday a gentleman
with three ladies rode over the latter road with
Boston & Maine tickets, which the conductor
refused to take, acting under orders from Man
ager Hatch. 1t is stated that the gentleman
intends to sue the road.-Ne,cburuDort Herald
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

The FIRST FRUITS OF THE SARATOGA COM
PAcT.-By despatch received from Chicago it
will be seen that the Grand Trunk Railway
Company has made discriminating tariff on
flour and grain in favor of Portland as against
Boston. Almost simultaneous with this circu-
lar issued by the Grand Trunk Company comes
the decision of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company to discriminate in favor of that city.
Where does Boston stand, and what Is she
doing, while Portland on the one hand, and
Baltimore on the other, are gradually sapping
the foundations of the commercial supremacy
of New York. Have our merchants and our
citizens concluded to justify the remark of the
Springfield Republican, that "Boston is show
ing an unnatural ambition to secure a foreign
trade" Baltimore has its Baltimore s. Ohio
trunk line to fall back upon, and Portland has
the Grand Trunk. Now is the time, if ever,
while the current of popular feeling is favorable,
for Boston to come forward, both as a munich
pality and individually, and secure the rights
that were once hers by priority of possession
Boston Traveller.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

Various experiments, says the Journal of
Horticulture, have been made by NJ. Peligot
and others, to test the value OF salt as manure.
The following summing up seems to have
been arrived at: Salt should never be applied
other than in a pulveroUs state, and never
employed on impervious, cold, and humid
soils. The best manner to use it is to COM
bine it with other manures, dose of two
hundred weight to the acre being sufficient.
When selected to destroy insects, it should be
applied before sunrise. In the case of cereals,
salt strengthens the stems and causes the ears
to fill better, and favors the dissolution and
assimilation of the phosphates and silicates.
1t acts vigorously on potatoes, and can be
detected in their ashes to the extent of one.
half or one per cent. Asparagus is verita-
BILE glutton in the presence Of salt. A dose
of 300 weight per acre acts without fail on
beet, injuring its val1e for sugar purposes,
but enhancing it for the feeding Of cattle.
Cola mas as marked a prediction for salt as
asparagus, and in Holland, where the culture
of pears is so extensive, salt is something like
a necessity. Mixed with hay in the proper
tion of four ounces to hundred weight, the
fodder is more appetizing; but the best way
to feed it to animals is to allow them to enjoy
it in the form of rock salt.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

Alcibiades will be surprised to learn from
San Francisco paper that he was the fellow
who was once voted against on the ground
that his reputation for justice had become an
awful bore.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

An exchange seems sadly grieved over the
case of man who is compelled to listen
while ladies talk about galloons ard cuirass
basques. Is it any worse than watching two
men try on each others hats?
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
Oak and Pine Timber.

VNANTED-Sm Farms with oak OF pine tim
w ber ON them within three miles of any railroad
and within 40 miles of Portland. Address P o. Box
l43s Portland stating price, No. of acres, and de-
seription. hNHtsfo = ~ "-'7 wa noz4dti
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

Respectable Man.-"Dear me! Pm sorry
to see this, Muggles heard you'd left off
drinkingv
Disreputable Par.y.-"Sho ave, Shis-
(hic) -jesh 'ish very minutep'
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
THE PRES S.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1874
Gossip aud Gleanings.

Water has been selling at Lawrence for
twenty-five cents, and at Dedham for one
dollar per barrel. II is becoming popular
fpnle
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
ESTABLISHED JUNE 20. 1862. VOL. 1s.
REAL ESTATE.
For sale or Rent.

NyHE new story French roof dwelling house, No,
Il 139 Spring ST., arranged for two families, Gas,
Sebago water, hot and cold bath room and all mod
ern conveniences, including first class furnace. I'M
mediate possession given. Apply to
UPHAM & GARDINER, No. Exchange ST.
deep d20t
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

The statement in the London Times that
the Democrats of New York are about to
send Nelse Seymour to the United States
Senate, causes feeling of profound melan.
choly among the patrons of Bryant's Min
cfro1c
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

The wife of an American dentist sports the
most gorgeous diamonds in Paris. Little did
we think when squirming around in that den
lists chair and sucking in laughing-gas and
bowling, that il was to enable this woman to
dazzle European society.-Mil,oaukee Senti-
nel
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
FUN FOR THE MILLIONS.

VVHAT master piece which all Ventriloquists use in
can learn to throw their voice it be distinctly
heard for four five rods. will send this on re-
for use, and will make n present to every one Of
a photograph to grace the Album, representing the
smallest man in the world. Address,
no281w* H. DALEY, Nunda, ILL.,, Box 1856.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

Rev. J. M. Buckley declares that "the
grandest drama is the Book Of Job, in five
acts" 1t would be almost impossible to in
troduce real boils on the American stage.
Even Clara Morris would shrink from such
an intense impersonation.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
FOR SALE.

A LOT of vacant land, situated on the west side
"A Of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, Sts
This lot has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn By How for a
block of nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted for the same. Enquire OF
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. 1 Portland Pier,
mar28 From II to O'clock. P. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04
For Sale or to Let.

f For sale or 10 Let.
nNE of the most desirable Lots in the vicinity of
" Portland, containing about IL ac-es situated in
be sold at Bargain, if not sold will be Let. For
particulars inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER
no4f 90 Exchange Street,
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-04

Where is the only Dry Goods Store
In Maine that has all prices marked in
plain figures, and those prices so low
that no discount ca be made from
them?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06
SranenIeben.

G6Iet6enb tottt,t Elm 8etblein on Der ariide,
@ratt bas Sanr lnb bebenb tire SGno
Sober Strdbl enti6munoen aus benz Bltfe,
Der ben 8eg su Iaer Ser5e1 fano.
8lei9 BET 0ttrb, benz mir in f9oaen 3etter
SreIoi9 ieoes W0rt9en a6gelauiht;
9t9 has Glter nun uno ielne 2etoet
Sat fGr S9Dnbett tie fi9 etngetaui6t.
., ipottet tbrer nt6t /! Sabt gtitleio in Der Drn1t,
Der eisenen @atter gilt bes berben Spottes Saft!
Sceoe SaIte in benz glngeIt1te
Seigt pom elmer rubeloien ga9t,
@engitItd, BET benz f6paben 2an,penIi6te,
9n bes franfen Rinbes 8ett perbra9t.
Nie pieL Ebranen nruBten ba eft fieBen,
ST. bas auge ruaro 10 bobL 10 NUMB!
8lurne1 crit auf fleinet 8rdbern iprieben,
Sis 10 melt, 10 blei6 Der iGDre Nunb?
., ipottet ibrer nt9t! 9as Sitter let el9 rpertb!
Die eigere SHUTTER it's, bic man tint 8etbe ebrt.
g6 bes 2sbens traaris i6pere Sorsen
Sabett tbr ben 9tiidet balo gefriimn1t,
Senn an. gbenb tits Der ra9fte Morgen,
9eien Sors' tie rpili9 iibernintrtt.
Soaten ni9t bic i9wa9en Sdnbe beben,
Die bes 8atten Nuge 5usebriidt?
2eioen, 9uIben betBt bes 8eibes 2ebef,
CARTE 8Iurten iinb 70 Ieidt gefntdt,
o, ipottet ibrer nt9t, bet Srau, bic 10 er9raut
Ste eigene SHUTTER it's, Ote man i'm Neib er14dut
gBenn bes 2sbens ntarterpoIe Stitnben
@nbli9 braGen ibren @etft unb 2etb,
8irb ibr rpobl Der gbrenfrar5 getpin6en?
Stein bod, nein! fe beiBt Elm aItes 8etb.
SKINNER, bic fir SeifenbIaIen ~ftritten,
gennet man 10 a9tun9snsrtb nnb groB;
Srauen, bic Elm 2ebeH lang gelitten
Sobn i'm Sitter lit ibr berries 2oos.
9rum Ipottet ni6t Der Srau, bic alt poriber i9lei9t
Der ei9'nen SHUTTER gifts, rpentt einit ibr Saar &C.
bleint.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06
NQ0rtOtesl a,ts 06to,

ais Der Sberiff non Butnam 6 onnt1
ben gefansenen int Gefansnib gu Sttapa am Non'
tag ibr Abenb6rob bradte, iiberftel i'm elmer ber'
Ielben bon binten, rpabreno ein anoerer i'm nit Ell.
nem 5teinfruS aaf bic Stirn i6Iua, baB er belin'
nun9sIos 5uiammenitir3te. Die Gefansenen, flint
an Osr 3abI, entfloben barauf. Sobalb it9 bet
Sberiff einisermaBen erboIt bate, iette ct ibner
mad unb fling einen berieIben, Gtatnens 9oobiuin
pieoer Elm, Der in, gtpriI b. S. Elm altes @bepaat
ertttorbet bot.
aus Nep gremen, Muslai5e gountp, ton1ni
uns bic betriibenbe &unbe, baB bic trefIi9e Satin
bes gt@tb. @barIes 8biel am 80. SuIi, &a@:
mittass tint balb elm l1br, mad tursem &ranfenIaset
TIM Sitter bon nar 48 Sabren s~eitorben III. Die
gta@ri6t rpirb ni6t perfeblen, oas aufriGtisfte Sei'
letb BET 5ablret6en Sreunbe unb gefannten BET
SaniIie in allen Sbeilen bes Staates ma@5urufen
bod lit letoer ale Snmpatbie unpermO8eno, in
eiueu Sale 10 i9tner3lt6er Seimiu6uns tnebr aIs
fIi6ti9en Sroit gu sepabren. Den ibonftet Srof
tuerben bic Sinterbliebenen tn Der Grinnernng an
Die porsisIi6en @isenidaften Der pteI au frGb Ser
I~torbenen finben, rpeI6e 9(Qe ferten, bic nit Del
SautiIie ndber befreunbet tuaren.
Die AIemannta Berft9ernn9ssSe
ie1Ii9aft in @Ieuelano bat in Solse i6rperet
gerIu1te BEL ben fir3lt9en 8rdnoen in @bicago uni
Sibfoib tbre @ei9aite ein9eiteat.
Sci 8elIp's SsIanb ertranf an Nontae
Rorsen Elm gsent bes Cincinnati goIfsfreunb
gtamens Sran5 Ebeobor &i6ter, III 6oI9e bes 1lnr'
i@lasers zines gta6ens. Ser iu1se Nann ruoatt
auf ben Snfeln feline 9sunbbeit ~frdftisen nnb fant
ieinen Sob.
Mutb maBIi9e r glepelanb
8. Nusuft. -Seute far,O man auf eiaeut SeIbe nabe
@reenutlle, flint gteilen pom bier, bic Set9e etnes
Mannes NIT 5eri9nettertent S9abel. Ser Ser:
torbene mar ,nsefdbr 45 Sabre alt unb %anftdnbie
9~efletbet. ST tri9 eine braune 9oie rrb gSeite
etnen 19par5en 9tod unb einen i9war5e1 Sat. 81
BAT einen bunteIbraunen 8adenbart nno beaer
S9nurrbart. Gtan fano nidtS an ibr1 DOR, mas
SI 1einer Soentif5irung bate fiibret fOtner. Gs
Ite9t bier permutbIi@ Elm 5aubmorb Dor.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

unb IiebIidfen 1baIer Bel ben Mineralquels
len Don Manitou nieberselalen unb ..fatt eis
mes ber tbeuren Sptels cine i6Dne freuabli6e
Wobnung beim BoftmeiIter beSo8er, no mir
uortreTIi1e 8etten nnb besslei6en Gid fit
$12 in Der Wo9e befommen. neberan cants
piren aud Damilien unter !3eIten, tbetls aus
8iebbaberei, tbeiIs aus SparIamfeit, tbeils
aus @efunbbeitsrididten. !8abIrei6e Sobas
queIIen (oas reinfe Selters@aher,) Johann
foI9e nit 8eimii9uns Don S@mefel, uab
pieber giIen ~(StablqueIen) Die aus benz
6eI5en 1prubeltt, itnb Elm f0Itli9es glab. Wta1
fam faum senas bapon trinten.
SD besreife nt9t, pie 2eute, pel@G let
es Der 6eiunbbeit, iei es Ses 8er8ni9ens
suegen rad bieier @esenb fameu, ftott in
bieIena rei5ertben TbaI6en ii6 brauben III Der
Gbene in Colorado Sprtngs, no ai9 feline
Spur elmer 6etIqueue if, fir f9neres 8elb
ftanbis aufbalten f0nnen. SIR netnen 8es
idmad 1T bic 9tdbe bes 1tte.Ba1es uno fets
ner Sale, Der sans nabe pifes Heaf, Der nur
brei MeiIen enffernte @arten Der @0tter, ale
bic fleineren Ganons nnb Bersiptsen nit
einem Morte cine srobartise pra9tuoae
Natur in na9iter Nabe mebr ais al bic ges
f1poaenen Gfencomforts unb BIabung bes
Mir., Der Wlrs. unb bet WtiB Sbobbp, Tobop,
Nobbp, ieIbft abseieben Don Der trigeriiden
Temperen5woIfe, in pel9e fi9 Colorado
Springs perbiIt.
Gin merfuiroises Stad @rbe 1T bieier
''garden of the gods, re6ts pom @insang
ms Sbal. 8on benz Street" Der Sontatte
Out bouiqe aus e1bebt fib in meliSen Sors
men bas 2anb, nit Strau9ern, @raierh
MIpensp fansel 3nersei6en unb bannen
GabelboIss8 eifanben. Mn ben 8ergban9en
bic rpunberIidtsrt 5eruaidenett aerfre6enen
S9idtunaen rotben unb tpetben Sanofetns
unb Haeellue. Sort ME aus Der @rbe 9ez
auf Der SobIe BET TbaIwanne, Sies
ObeItsfen, Spiren, Baden, Spit
tbiirn,e ilnb ,pieber SeIIentbirtae unb TbIrms
den, frassnbafte Sisure.t ,pie Soften nno
80pfe NIT ruunoerliden &opfbeosds
Sroi1mduIer, alte Weiber ; fur5 bic
Ybantaiie rpirbeIt in alien mosli@en @aufez
Ieien uie I'M Graume, fudt uno ftnbet Nebns
bon Wen1dz unb Tbier9etaIten,
unb alien 8urset, ~5erfaaenen @atbes
oraIen nnb @nomen nno 3wer9en berans,
MQes iiberragt an 8roBartt8tett bas
SeIientbor nit Ieinen 5adi9en @iebeln uno
S0dern, SDbIunsen unb 3e%rfllftunsen, u,lb
ben 3uei rieiisen Sborpfeilern f!ebt
Elm einfau,er ReseI ober YDramioenitod, oils
lei er Gborruart. Oct Mufentbalt in bieien
gsbirsen sebort trob unb nit allen Strapaz
su ben. m~erfpirbisfen unb inteseiantee
ten meines san3en b~emesten Sebens.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

aa- Inter ben transatIantii9en SeIe9rapben,
9%ampfI6ifffabrt unb ienen SroBen Sorti9rtttet1
Der &unt uno 8iieni9aft, pie bas nslsrsebnte
Ssabrbunbert aus5eiGnen, nebnen GDer's gfeOi3iner1
ri3t bic s~erinsfte @teIle Elm. sic geborers gu ben
0obItbatern BET Meni99eit, uno tnar pegen Der
S9nedisteit uno @epiBheit NIT Der tie fnrtren'
Man ueriu1e MDer's BettoraI BET einen. 9I'
item, unb bieIer wirb iofort peri9wtnoen. Gel9e
Sauttranfbeiten ober nnre9elndBt9tetten oes 9es
Muer's 9iIIet baben ibres SIeiben ni9t as Elm
8ulrairmitteI - ieoe Sun1tIie bat ite ober io4te tie
mengtaftens baben. IS 1T tein Derd9tli9es Ding,
quite Reoi3inen 3u babers uno ite Sum S9ut nor
8ranfbeiten 3u beuuben 81 rpifen. 9r. Aper's g!e'
btinen mnb Sebrau6sanpeiiungen entipredben ote'
fen 3peGen poafonttten, uno MIR ftebet nt9t an
biefelben 3u empfebler. - ct. Souts Seaoer)
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Gtnctnuatier Marttberi9t.
Gtnetunatt, 3. Aug, 1874,

pIIe. gtibbIins 164 Gts. per gfanb.
gefentprn.- geb galeb "a ets.; Green 8aIeb
6-7 Gents per Yfaab. Gaacy Green 5Irl, rs Gts-
8pbuem.-S rbtndre petee $1.75-2.0O; quite tDsiBs
s.. OO-2.25. bette petse $2.35-2.4O.
Getsrn geferse 21-25 gts.; Bette Gen.
treI S6tD 1871 Gents per @fb. S&le&tere SaaIttai
fam su 15-17 gents ssfauft tDerbea.
Gter. - 10 Gents per Dubenb fur frtt1e
Gtfen.-Spt 8lat Charcoal $29. OO-35.0O; geA
s27-; Stoneeoal, $28-33; @ia $25-27; Gar>
pses $43-55.OO. 8loums--.c-.,o--SSerapG tlsa
guy 81. 0O-$1.25 S6uiebsdfea s1,25-l,5O; Stal'>
s~enetfen 2.75-4.2O
Ee6ern. IS Gents per 1faab fur GsSsra BON
Serberrtabe.-8sFe Oat $1,000.
@etretbe. - Det3sn. - Neuer rptber $l:0sIl;Oo;
Suesl s.. O8-1.12; DeiBer 81 .l5-1.2O per Sal1et
Die 9rsie ftnb oberuals etras ssfalsr, op1 mar Der
Nfartt am S4luB fefter.
Observation-Disclosures aDIbsnfora 65-664 Gents
gBeiBes 81 Gents; gsfa6!tss 81 Gents. gBstBss g.
Safr. 9susr 45-52 Gents per gufaa. after 81
Bic so Gts.
ROsssn, - sO-s5 Ste, fur ueusn.
gerts. - Iputnea. .
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MiBgIadte Cooperation tn Ytttsburg.

Sn ben neununoFebsis g~Iasfabrifen gu
Yittsbur8, pa., mat es f4on Dor langerer
!3ett au Mibbeatsfeiten spi19en ben Glasblas
fern unb ben Sabrifbefbern sefommen. 2ebs
tere moIten ben 2obn berabieben, neil ite,
rpie fe betbeuerten, in SolSe Der @oncurrenj
BON @lasfabrifen i'm Often, rarnentlt6 Bals
timore, bel 8e5abluns bes bisbertsen 2obnes
niht beiteben f~onnten, bic Nrbeiter ober ,poQs
ten iib bieie 8errinseruns ibres 8erbienites
niht gefaIen Iafien. Cine ber Strmen in
gittsburg ma9te ibren Arbeitern, UNI fie
orinbIi1 at Iber3eugen, bab bic Sabrifbes
iiber nibt bic b~DsmiQtse glblt9t hatten, bic
Irbeiter gu iberportbetlerL ionbern bab fte
pirfIid nidt mebr 3abIen f0nnten, ben fol-
senoen 8oridlas: nSbr iolt uniere Sabrit
ielbit fibren uno peruaIten; mir faufen gu6
bas @las, mas ibr beriteDt, gum Warftpreiie
ab uno fdreiben Gu9 ben @rtras gut. Sir
bas tn bet Sabrtf anseleste 8apitaI berednen
mir gub II 1e6s Yrosent unb mir ltefern
bas n0tbise Material gum getrieb. Die Abs
re6nunS foa mad feds Monaten itattfinben. "
Diefer 8ori6lag murbe pom ben Qrbeitern
ansenommen unb bic 6abrtf rpar feds Wo>
note lang burd fte i'm 8etrieb. Ser Termin
w wv Stt'Seh %"Sen uUBs&unle GU Altu uet peL
abrednnng ersab ii9, mas bic Irbetter iibriz
gems f4sn i'm 2aufe Der feds Monate ges
merit batten, bab iie BET bieier Cooperation
weniser perbient batten, aIs uenn iie Don
pornberein auf bic BON ben Irbeitsebern porz
sefdIasene Serabiebuns ber 2Obne einsesanz
gen pdren.
Die grsebnife bieier Cooperation iberz
seusten bic @lasbldier in Pittsburs, baB es
nirfIi6 bic idtedte Sage beS STARTS unb
nidt 9abiu6t ooer 86smiQisfeit tpar, ,peIde
bic Sabrifanten 3ur gerrinseruns bes 2obnes
peranlabt bate, unb bet fait augemeine Strife
Der @lasblaier, Der gang unnatitrIi9 LANCE
sebauert bate, 1T iebt gu Gnbe; ie baben
fi9 entfdIoHen, gu uerringertem Sobne su Or
beiten. 9ie 8erlufte bieier 4rbeiter beim
Strife iinb san3 unsebeuer, ie beIiefen itd
i'm Monat auf s452. 900, unb b~etrasen in
@ansen $5,500.0 600. Natirli9 baben Unite,
bieiem gusfale aud uieIe fIeine Geidafts
Isute en1pfinbIi9 s~elitten.
Da rpabreno bes Strife Don ben Sabritsr
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Ser Rebafteur 5eigen Sic eefdaisf an, baB .Sebn
@ntt zines Mrnen6au8> DirefterS III, uaterrrrfsn oer
gntlAeibuas Der fpumenben peHptratifaen Seripabl.
8ebafteur bes @efboten: 8sieen Sic sefiatsf1 In S6s
rent eefn6bten 8Iatte an, paB SDbns ReIIp, gftoeensr
5ptpnftip 8ruffee BON Nlpntsprier1 Gotpnitip, etn Gdn>
btbat fur baS Qntt etnes IrrteubauSeD treftsrS If, Der
gntf6etbuns Der bempfrattfden 8prpatl unterpprfen,
unb perpFt6ten
gieIe SSrennoe.
5err Rebafteur: 8eisen sic ~sefdlteft an, baB Ia
MEL 8prn Elm ganbtbat fir ba8 Sut zines aruten>
baussD ~treftprS TT, rntertpprfen Der gntfHetbnns Der fcnt>
menben bsmpfratifden 8crtuaBl.
5err &fbafteur: 8eisen Sic ~sefdlislt ben bentfAen
Denpfraten bie1es gpnntp's an, baB 5err Griebrt9
Esrnpf Elm Ganbibat fIr beS @utt einsS Mriaenbauss
9ireftpr8 1T,
gIuf 8uni9 ieiner Sreunbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06
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