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, 1874-10-15

Tho certificate Of Dr. Scymours election to
tho Biuhop1ic Of Illinois Wau considered yester.
day by tho House Of Delegates ot the Episcopal
Convention iu Nav York. Tho session was
secret. No authentic report Of tho discussion
has been mado public. but it IL understood tina.
tho Chicago protest excited much feeling. With.
ionrned until to-day. If anything may be pred
icatsa OH 30 slender 4 basis, it IL that the oppo
nition TO tic continuation of DR.. Seymour has
Developed unexpected strength.
, 1874-10-15

Tho October elections hnvo boeu unexpectedly
disastrous to the Republican party, aud tile
effects Of tho defeat In Ohio and Indiana will bo
which vote in November. New York, which is
always doubtful State. and in which tho third
term horosy Inns much disorsanxed aud dle-
heartcnea the party, will now, IN all probability.
elect Samuel ]. Tslden, Governor. Illinois,
which Was most likely to go Republican OF the
Staso ticket, notwithstanding the German defoc-
ton, now becomes doubtful; end Wisconsin,
wnero the party is rent by tue Carpenter and
auti-Caspcntor factions, iR Ilnost certain to
elect m Opposition Legislature. It il too early
Congress, but If such u result shall happen, 1t
will not now find anybody unptepared to oz-
pect It.
What arc the cauaes Of this series OF disasters
In our Judgment. thcy do not signify that tho
country ia warming toward the Democratic
party per Sc. but rather thai the sins Of the
present Administration are too SrieyouY to Ls
borne. aud that, unless thore is speedy and
radical reformation III that quarter, tho people
will even yote for MI old.liue Democrat for
President in order to have Charge. That tho
Administration OF Gan. Grant haa been tho most
pTohigate, reckless, and corrupt. and the ono
mcst indifferent to public opinion, that las over
borne uway III Washington, 10 the private opin-
ion ot hundreds Of Republican loadera
who havo not tho courage 10 give tongue
to their thoughts. Look back no further
thnn the Developments of the last Congress-
Ut the Sanboru frauds which brought no other
punishment upoa the Secretary OF the Treasury
than Lis appointment to Office Of lito-tenuro Ill
the Court Of Claims. Look at the District Of
Columbia Investigation, followed by tho 1ouomi
nation Of Boss Shepherd to the Chairmanshp Of
tho new District Government. Look ut tho
Fort Smelling swinde, which has ..ot been in
yestigatel at all. Look At tho Salary-Greb.
Look Mt iho official brutality with which tho
State Of Loutsiana haa been treated from tho be-
| ginning. Theeo things coming upon the hoela
Of long Hat Of uublushing frauds perpotIated il,
| the previous four years OF Gen. Graut'a
| Presidency-trauda which wero said to
hayo been !. disproyel by his ro-olec-
ton, hut which were not diaproyod
! nor ayeu coudoned-hayo at last begun To toll
on lie supremacy and oven on the hfo' OF the
Republican organization. Added to all this Ii
tho penamofa OF third term casting Ito chill
upon the party. The ahamelesa abuse OF the
appointing power, and the conversion Of Post
Offices md Colleetorahipa inlo political enginef
to advance tho interests Of 3 few indi'iduals a
the expense Of all othera, is chronic maledy tot
doep-soasod to be curoa by proaching. Nothing
but tho terror OF couatgn punishment at th'
bailot-box will be Of any avail to arrest tlat evil
The whole tone Of public life has boen Lowered
! by tho intiueuce and example Of The preseut Aa
| mInietration to tuoh degree that many Law
, 1874-10-15
ballot.

Thcre arc It pseaant In OaIitornta soyeral very
,E,osu!nont Eastern Capitalists Rs guests OF thu
Central Pacific Railroad Company. Whlo thu
officers Of tint Company sra taking OCCASION To
put t's best Iacs OH tho condition Of shiugs aud
tho value OF tho property they represent, thu
prsta OF California is eugagod lu telling than tho
othor sllo Of the siory. Tie bulletin glvos tholn
= f+u polats vary cona!solY, A. tor Instance.
il Ii siAius4 w oas vsopla that, through s1stsa Of
tutttAl!<lsa fluas b, tsosr&ns1 ths osalsA xxAA4
, 1874-10-15

VIC understand tint the Executive Committee
Of tho Citizens Association has decided to en-
ploy Mr, r. A. Small to assist State's Attorney
Reed in prosecuting the gambler Mcdonald
under the indictment latoly fonnd. The state'a
Attorney, we aro snre, will be properly grateful
TOR tho assistance OF Mr.. Small. a more zealoub
aud capab2e coadjutor would not haFo been se-
lected by a1r. Reed himself.
, 1874-10-15

The Outrage Convention at Chattanooga nd
jou1ncd yesterday lor good, alter stutiiny itself
with tales Of carnage, and appointing commit"
tee to preparo outraees for Northern couBumE-
ton until next December. The Convention was
60 entirely engaged in its special work that it
forgot ato,,t Ciyil-Rights and the Third Term.
All tho reporta go to show that the Convention
1gaa III exaHperating failure. !,
, 1874-10-15

erciro Legislation. 1t mnat abandon al achemea
for inflatiug tic currency and pRyioE tho bonds
III grcpnbscks. ha ,otween tho Republican par
ty md Tho Democratic parts considered ns mare
a!lclH, tlie majority Of tho people arc sill TO-
publican, but they arc not sufficiently attached
to TINT shell to taEo ith rotten lorlol alao.
, 1874-10-15

The editorial royiew Of tho late elections SUBJ
mittel to Its readers by tic Chicago Times yos-
tordny morning IL noticeable contribution to
current political literature. It gives prominence
to certain leariuga Of tho elections which the
vast ina ajority OF newspaper readers. wo venture
to Say. did not dream to 10 possible. Tho Cleo
ton OF Democratic Legislature il Ohio Is eniil
by the editor OF tho Times to assure tho return OF
21r. Thurman to the United Statou Senate tho
common opinion Is that Ms. Thurman was
ro-clected last wnter, and Las 6lx years to aervo
after the 18th OF uoxt March. Tho odi.or OF the
Times also sIys that ono Of tue resulta Of tho
Democratic majority in IudEana will be tho cleo
ton OF Hendricks TO the United 3tateB Senate.
rhia ngain is q revelation for which tho peo-
pie cannot bo too thankful. Everybody who has
given much attention to politics. excepting tic
editor Of slo Times, understood that lIr, Hcn-
d1icks waa nursing aspirations to tho PrGsi-
dency, and would not 70 to tho Senate. Tho
editor Of tho Times GayR. further, that thero is
no Senator to bo elected IN Iowa this year, 80
tho results in that Stato will not a6oot
the National Senate ono way or tho other.
In yiaw Of tue fact that thcro was no
Legislature chosen IN Iowa at all, it ia not
surprising that there Is no Souator to be elected ;
but ue aro thankful to rho Times, I'll tho same,
for tho reminder. Ono other Btutenlout in thls
remarkable article deserves grateful rosnem-
bralco it 10, that Mr.. Garfield has beeu buddy
defeated We should like to bolicro this aud
all elso that tho TIMES snya, but ruthless facts
arc in tue way. It may DO that tho editor Of tho
Times 10 too much absorbed in bone politics to
Icep the rim Of outside matters. At worst 1t
must be admitted tia. Lo has biundoroa quite
impartially.
, 1874-10-15

Tho succousful launch Of tho stoa,nor Dc7sc-
mcr, conntructcd for pansonGor transrort,to,
acroas tho British Channel, 10 au oyont in nu,a1
architecture Of 10 1lttlo ntoreat. The copst 1,c.
tton Of the vcsscl IL upon entirely now pprci-
plcn and Ito eucccas may at Mo distu1,t date ycY.
o!utiolzo tho rreHont system Of bui.tang paa-
aongcr vessels. The most important soatu.e Of
tha vessel, aud that which will ntoreht tho scn-
eral public, Ii tho mechanical arrangement to
prevent sca-sicknoss. TAia 10 to 10 reacI,ed In
two wsyH. First, by reducing t!,o motion Of tho
vessel 10 minimum. and by reducing
what remalns by mechanical nlcana. Tho
former IL cnoctcd lv tho pccullar
ooiH' Of tho yessel, tho la:sor by tho swiuEing-
sa!ooft On thn boBaamor pivotal system, Thls
sniooh IL 10 fcot long. s5 foot vide, md 25 feet
hleA, With deck above 1t. 10 prevent aca-
s'e1nees' IT is ntccDaarv to Keep the floor Of tho
ha'oou horizontal tho whole time, Us Is done with
tna coulpaas md binnaclo lighls Of all vessels,
1he 6''inS Of tho ua!oon itself would bo Undo.
9n2te to THU ol,l, md hydraulic power Is Intro.
o''cod to correct the motion of tho vessol by
swinging tho SALOON in tho opposite direction,
Ih's forco Ia uot altogether automatically m.
plted. 1t Is reduced to the control Of 4 man
WHO, with epiris-sevct bcyoro him aud l5yor
! III lond. directs tho inncllinosy. Th;a IL hut
ono fonturo Of thA rornurkablo yesaol r.u
onglnca aro OF enormous power; It has double
rot Of slde-whools; ia built OF two ycssoJv held
together by massive girders; .ts lraught Of
"Iter IL very light, sud both eutlB arc built n ka,
to avoid the necessity Of attempting to tu:u in
French herboro. Il il hoped that tho Ness :,nor
with ali Its woight nrd breadth Of boam will le
able to mako the enormous speed Of 20 ru!les 1T
hour. Tho trinl "Trip will not 10 mado for twu
! months yet for thoro ia much to bo done. rha
bcosenlor will by that time Aavo TO e.osn,
from tho North Of England to tho Thamoe IN
about the roughcst timo Of tho year, which viii
teat Mr.. Bessemor'H patout and Mr. Reeds con.
structiou yety severely.
, 1874-10-15

lcsa actire uud ;,ao lowor, closing ut cash,
ntid 4Dhc eellcr November. Rye waa quiet suu
easier, at 82@oac. Barley wap in fa!r demand
nud 10 lower. closlng at 9l.05 seller tho mouth,
and el.0s.::: for November. lloga worc in aettro
demand md tho market nas stronger; Hal7, At
*5,Uota G.75 Cattle and aheop wero unchanged.
, 1874-10-15

The Chicago produce marketa wera worry dull
yesterday. Aess pork decuoa 2o@5oc per brl,
closing ut $4,000 cash, aud 2l7.25Gpl7.27L seller
tbs year. Lard was quiet and oaaier, ut sl4.oo
Fer lvo tta eash, and sll.25Gpll.ao sellar The
ysar. Meats Nors quiet aud woak st 711o for
Shoulders, 1oa4c for short ribs, aud 1lssl@121kc
for aVeet.plckled hans. Highw1nes "ere actlya
aud 1c lower, closing at sl.oo per gallon. Lake
ffsighta were ia moderate demand and steady,
1t 4c for wheat to Buffalo. Flour WAS dull aud
unchanged. Wheat was au'! aud 9s@s+to lover
sloaiug at as>so eash, aud 800 for November.
Casn "a. dull aud a1@@,1a lowss. olo.tnx asm ~
9xks cash, and 79t{e tor Neysulhss oata wsss
, 1874-10-15

Tue TRIBUNE Of tllis morning consists OF ten
pagsa. The legal, fnapcial, renl estate, COM
1percial. mud marine news will be found in the
supplemental sheet; aiao q description OF tho
LINCOLN monument, which il to bs unveiled TO-
day at Springfield, and matters of interest con-
earning tho ceremonies, besides othor news OF
tha t1av
, 1874-10-15
OH GblraDo UTlibu11t.
Thursday Morning. OCTOBER 1o' 4oj4
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

The Wotpan's Suffrage Convention in Detroit
las put itself ou the record as oppoaoa 10 any
appropriation for National centonnial ceiepsa'
1iou. "And many womcn aro Taxpayers aa
ihe Cnu1cutiou yerY trutAfnly declares.
, 1874-10-15

nArrs or srDsrn.r1Ios trArAntE III ADVANCED.
}{1s;!S " p'n't...s H Wsehi5 ....... 1.66
FRrts u i ,rar at tho same rate. . , ,,.
ii t1u, ent telus ant, mistRGel oe tusH 4nu k1a oss
nj ~ nu,eAs IN full Including State and Caus. Pott
Hr,uit. lnls be nude either ny ata!t. e4rfesst
stihrc nttjci uc in 1ntB A. I!Ir rlse.
"A'>s SrnMs IL rlIY sunR:ntnEns
1la,lY drtlscreu Huuday a1cGpted " cenH PSF NeaEt
it.t, nrl.r,nI Sunday included, ~ CENTS rar wHek,
Ad1trLt FHE llttntlH!t tGMsA ~ q,
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Whom the forcsa Of that amiable revolut!onist
Don Carlos happen to uoet With defoat, they
hootho their wounded vanity by numbering all
their priaonnrs. This iB practice which must
afford them ample consolation, aud restore tl.oIr
clan Without dioaEseoabo delay. Al an INSTANCE
Of thoIs pleasant uan4ora u captured Republican
onicar nn11ateu his experience. IIo was tullua tu
4 hifnlisil following Coacha'a auurcsa bofo,p
Duhao. Laasuiug by ehaues Of Lilo ,uanuosa
aad custouta of tho TOO, he threw away nis
f4sagdreap, aoa stripped ssom hla Antforin ths
, 1874-10-15

Crab, mice, mail, dra3ou.hy, minnow aud moth;
InaatiNte akii IN water Or it air
Waved tho acoop-net, n,lt nothing can,e amin;
Nhile Ole icadcn Eot o! alcolcl
HasS 9M m Impartial tomb to all HE kinds.
~ fao away from ettles, but wo bring
The heat Of c!t!es with nj. lhpso learlod classl1ess,
A'en Knowing what they saok, armed ryra OF eSals.
1,owellH 'lnes in memory Of Lin friend aro emo
OF tho nob!est tributes cvor paid to any life.
They nro as follows:
1EfFntrs WYatAN,
U,rA Sept: :, 1911,
Tho Tise<t 3nan could egk nj inurn Of fnte
Than to he Ylulldc, ,,,pIes., n,anly, true.
fsfo fron, the nany, hnnpred by liz fuw
Net'lne 10 court IN world, ort'hurelI, or State,
but inwardly. in secret, to l>e great
70 feel tnynteriosls Nature ever nnw'
70 touch. II not to urasp, her calln.s clew,
Anu lehiH. hy each discovery. ,inw 10 walt:
70 wlcM knowledge, auu aacate tho ,,ra{se:
Wisely to lclc!!, l,eta.lse moro Wise to learn.
70 toll for nct'ce. not to draw mcuu Uaze,
Dnt for the loto Ut self.dctltal etorn:
That A,ch nlH'l could Brrn. 1ronl our decays,
EanB Tue lo!rs nobier faith, Until II burn.
, 1874-10-15

lhs'ga,a OF hta innh M Captain. Tlia waa tlonc
peeaoso Ill officers above tho rank Of pr;ya.o
"efo slaughtered. Disguised M i,ish-priyato ho
"itaesscd the execution Of uoyo.o Of l,iy bruti,or
o'eef9' and. with ITO oihcr prisoners WIS ,n.u.l}
hIafse'l to doasla ln u tllthy prison at Estrlla.
LIS tfsle ra''k %aa discovered by tho Ua,sain ot
tho guard osor tlo prisoners. who lind becp a
ieliow-c"t'ot With lin. hut tho noyaliat l,eld
hH tongue, aud tho prisoner VIVA rcleaa,d in
s'ino. Spaaiah warfare has itu charms
HpaniartH only.
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BUSINESS f@O1lCSS'

MccEsSEy G3nSt ,I Hdst or oad pSh o.: iii C; x
R.na99!p's;ssa 9ap ~ aasi.aeaaa rsca tenaed
SVnxErrs fAxSnS9 sXrKAais .sis;,. S;ssss
y.sn otc inr flaVorng leo Crsant cHstasas, f''s'
bsno AanHs !ees saHcoe. Souts; na ss aurrn1on
>, .xnMs. ~ sT4Nnanp IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY
iS1ipr toi them for the past oEht !o:rs Stn sneo.n
mend them 4, buInr the nEsT IN TIL. AAhA1t' 80 "
StoddAfd. t.,., :, ,r- +rado Can rocolu.
1nsnd a halnx TnE FINEST N TIE '""A
f!tllnsG. ,., ,,.ur-t,t&
, 1874-10-15

arylxnn3 THEATnESatison ttrset: M :,6oN notrSsen e.,
.it.n s5staTtonue. a1 iSon tito, auul."
, 1874-10-15

vAsoSlC.--Tharo will bu regular eenelaso oE uonf
~. 81. GhxutrI VI No*a CsuN u; - '3,h III
rEt tCAut Auayl tsennK ut +, o'eoes. HofA y" '
i'll Ot9,ess. BY ut4er 81 =, ,,, x,, A.
FD E0DDALE, tir. S&c+
, 1874-10-15

VAN AHDuRGI's MESANER1E AND olaGos-
Lake atreut, ioot Of Washington.
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c5nbalt 1,,tferer Nrdinie:
Ser ffiIle Rriea.

l. ginleitung. 2. Ser itiGre Rriea beg &C.
9eimbunbes eegen bic tat9oliide STRIDE. @ie>
rim ipirS ber fiir9terlide SAP Der Greinaurerei
ge9en ben &at1oli5ismus: aus untuioerle9liden
0ofumenteu beiuieIeu. g.. Statiftif bet Greis
n,aurerei int Sabre 1871. Mus ben eiecncn
Morebbii9crn ber 2oge tpereen bier bic beiteben>
ben @roblogen in europa ,ns glmerita, Iorie
bic Nomen Der Grobmeilter anaeaeben. Ser
barin nod ansefiibrte @robn,eiiter Der engli>
i6en Grcimaurer, MurquiS bon &ipon, bat IN
ben lebten @od)en bic oerru6te 9eielibaft bet
loien unb lit fat9olild sciuoroen. 4. Ser itille
&ries ocs @sDeinbunocs gegen oas @briiten>
tbum. 9arin irirO beuieie1, oob bic Greimar<
rerei chen 10 iuobl bic pratc fantiiden Seftcn,
aIs Die fatboliibe &ird)e bernidten iuiQ.
5. Scr itille sfrieg bes @ebeimbunoes 9egen
bus &oni9tbum. 9ier ipirb beniel fen lpie bic
Urcimaure,ei au1 geaeu oas @obl Der Staa>
ten seridtct 1T. 6. 9aS groBe @ebeimnib unb
bet 6reibigltc idottil6e @rab, (9aboid). Sier
herocn Die boliidcn Ylane Der Grcimaurcret
bic lelblt ben meifen Greimaurerr BET nieoeren
@rabe unbefannt iine, ouSfiibrlid) ertbiiut.-
II. Ser iocialiitiid)e &rics bcs @cbeimbunoes
geeen bic @cieui9oft. Sier iuirb bic @efabr
scseigt, bic fit bas san5e mcnl6lide @eid(edt
ous bet Greimaurerei entiteDen muB =, penn
bieie ibre @lGne ausfiibren fann. 8. Scr
itiue 3rieg oeS @ebeimbunoeS ge9en Gott. 9a~
rim lit bic argc @ottloiisfcit Der Grcimaurerei
bewieien - Sierauf folgen nod cinise Tret>
,nourer>0otumente ala gnbang. - Seoer, Der
llmsang bat init Ureimaurern, luelde nleiitcnS
bon ben idlcd1tea 3meden bet b0diteu Setter
oes SrocnS nid)ts piilen, fonoern oem Sroen
als blinbc Scrfscu9e oicnen, iollte oieicS 8u9
leien. Sein Treimaurer III Der gonScn Melt
tann bailelbc luiocrle9en, eenn eS cntbalt bic
gSabrbet iiber Die 10 beroerblide Sreimaurerei
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9os ucbel> an Dem Die Vten11Delt III
I'M ler 3eit uno in 2dnoern nit europdi=
16er Civilization por5iiglib frantt> III
Der llngloube. 9os @eilmittel 9esen
ben llnglouben ober lit Der @laube ;
oeler aher fann in oie 9er5en Der Men=
16en nur ouf DEM We9e ser ueber5eu-
9ung, Der Belebrun9 uno 8efebrun9 ein=
oringen. 9a nun 10 Elm Blatt> mie Der
Obio Wailen freuno oft in gar perl6ie=
oene 9auoe fdQt uno gldubige luie un=
9ldubi9e 2eler bat, 10 lino uniere 3eit=
fragen por5ii9lid auf Die 8elebrun9 uno
ueber5eu9ung Der un9ldubigen geri6tet.
9l6er AUDI ben 9laubisen 2eiern iino un<
fere 9(useinanoerlebu bon Nuben.
neil lie boour9 in ibrem @lauben Inn 10
mebr befelti9t tueroen uno um 10 better
Die @ebaltlolisfeit oes nnglaubens elm
ie6en. QBir boben nun friiber 16on Die
g}otbpenoi9feit 9e5ei9t, oab Der Menl6
Geli9ion baben mub neil er lterben muB.
Scr ungloube aber la9t uns: oas 1T
nibt ,pabr, es fann leioer nid)t 9eldu9<
net peroer,, oab mir iterben mi1en, aber
barum brou9t man feline &eli9ion, benn
no9 DEM Sooe lit Mlles aug, es gibt fei.
men @ott uno feline l1niterbli@feit. go
Ipri6t Der unglaube. Wir pouen 1e=
ben, ,pus li@ ooee9en la9en ldbt. 3u=
erf miiIlen mir fefbalten, oaB Meni@eu,
Die 10 ipre9en, Die Gelision ni6t fem
men. gBas lit benn Die 3elision; sic
lit Die &erntnib uno Die @usii6un9 oes
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Wer }i1 Iber bas perberblihe Sreiben
Der Sreilna,lrer belebren min, ber befelle
ltd ,lrfere Prd III ie Scr title
RrieA, ,porin Die 8ebeimniiIe seof-
|fenbarl ,perben. Das 8udl foftet I'M
Store '1lM.I5. 81 M Wir len6en ..s, g 2 p o |, t. t
!frei an Nle, Sic $l.5O fir oas s8tatt
be5ablen, fir l,rr go Gents. .45
Wer enblia Elm id6nes s. ebetbn6
baben min, Der fanr fein beiIeres finoen,
als uniere Y rdl1 ie: sMaelitfa b y
0as Bud Bat e9ten ,@olofdnitt, uan
fam es bequem in Die Saihes iteden, es
bat 700 @eiten uno entbdlt ale @ebete
bic bel ben berl6ie6erit ten 8eranlaiIun=
gen perri9tet perben. SIN Store foitet
oas Bud $1.2O. Bir ienoen es
p 0 It frei an Wlle, Die $3.50 fiir oas
8Iatt be5ablen, fir nur so Gents:
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g i e { q I u t.

auf saierem fif6e liesen pieberuns stuei
eieferungen a.! unb 15) bon Gerbarb's xG e.
I d at ftsmannsisu u mse3rIita".s s,inb
Ftpie biSber NIT ieoer ,lelen 2ieferuna Ser Bertb
biefe8 8erfes fir Seben Der liz ben 9erei,,ia.
ten Staaten Iebt, nd ooipmentirt bat, 10 aud
irieber In bieien 3ipei ,eHeften aiefernnaen. Mif
Der na6aen 2ieferuug (l6) f9I;sbt nun biefes
Berf nnb banu .uirb iDieber biefe8 70 auberor,
bentlid praftiih niiblidc @ert in feiner a d..
ten febr bermebrten unb nit 9ldiid9t nuf Die
aefetliden Beitimmun9en allcr Staaten bts
out bic neuefe 3ett utnsearbeitete unb eraanate
AuFaae anr 8enatuns bolfftdnbig borlieseu.
a9t anFesen eineS 8erfes aber finb cine ifarfe
Gmpfebluns fiir Elm foIbes unb beipeiiea tpie
biele s}reunoe 6ieies Bert fbon sefuuben bat :;
btefer nGef9aftsmann" 1T in Der Shat ei,t
BUD, iuel@es ben 8etres, ben es toitet, aebu
unb atpaniigfad uertb 1T. 49,: -.
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gB au ieoe Perfon bic fiir oieles Blat1
aer arlnen Bailentinber l 0 meme on
uenteu fammelt tuelde borausbe5a
fenben mir cine bon uniern &rdnicn gratis
unb poffrei. ..
e- Brr Sen vObio @alenfreuno" sur
Strobe fit cine 3eit lang baltcn nil, Der moge
uns so Gents einieuoen ippfiir tpit bas Blatt
ibm Mouate suienbcn.
ew- sIQe sbonuenteu, Die init Oct 3ablun9
nod I'M &Nditaube iinb, mogen fih bccilen, bas
i6uloige @elo cin;ulcnben, ba mir hicielhen
ionit bon unierer 2ifte ftreiden uno ;usleid)
seren Maa,en int 8latte ber6hentl,d)en.
EY @ir berlenben bon iebt ob fein glatt
uno feline Yrdmie, obne bob mir oucrlt hos @elo
Saiir cmpfan9en Dabcn.
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nufere NrGmielt.

Nuf eR Die pielfa6en Mnf fro9en, Die
tdsli6 bel uses einseben bemerfen mir,
baB mir feline Prdmie perlenoen> bepor
,uir oas @elo bafiir uno fir eineh Sabr=
gang bes ~Obip Wailenfreunoes" err
balten 5obcn. Mer olio ,eine Yramie
Aabcn min Der bat $2.1O 5u be5ablen,
unb 5tuar lino $3.50 bopon fir oas
Blatt uno 60 Gents fit Die Yramie.
Wer Elm niibli6es uno 16ones 9aus~
bu@ gu baben uiinI9t, Der perl6affe li@
unlere pr,d IN ie BON Mlbam @tpl5.
Sos Bud 1T 500 @eiten itarf nit
400 8ilbern, es lit gut eingebunoen
sub feftet im @tore $1.15. @ir
lenosa es p o It frei an NQe, Die 81 so
fit oas 8latt besob'en, fin. MIR go
Gents.
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fir Bic 2abpn,senfcu
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fir einen Sabrgoug oes 8lottes besoblt,
fann 9esen NaAsablung BON GO Gents
5iA zines bon oen brei no6 folgenoen
Biidern ouslpdblen unb wirb i1m bol=
1elbe poltfrei na6 ir9cno einem Orte Der
Ser. Staaten 5ugelanot meroen:
u Gpmpaf: fir 9ebem nnb
gterbem BON Mfbat1 Gtpl5.
Mit Bil0ern. Sn @olbleinewano
sebunben. 2obenpreis 100. 9ie
Mbonnenten oes rObio Wai1en=
frenno" er1olten bos 8u9 poitfrei
fur nur 60 Gents.
y Ser title &rie9 Bet Trei=
ntaurerei 9e9en Sbron uno 9(l=
tai. 9lus 0ptllmentcn. elegant
9ebunben in 9albleinluono. 2aoen<
preis $l.15. Sic M6pnnenten oes
vObio @oilenfreunb" erbalten oas
8u6 po1tIrci fir nur 60 Gents.
81 9lucluiob! Ratbpliftbes
@ebetbaatb pon 0r. S. 6 III
len, in bequemem Sol6erformot,
gut gtbunocn, nit e 6 te M @olo=
f9nitt uno Sitel6ilo> 700 Seiten
rarf, uno fotet I'M 9obenpreiIe
$1.2O. Sic Mbonnenten bes vObio
Woilenfreuno" er6olten 0os 9n9
portofrei fit l,ur 60 Gents.