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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07
THE HOLY LAND.
Progress Of the American Typographical and
Exploration Expedition Snow Storm
at Mount Sinai.
LONDON. Nav 8. 1874.

LONDON, May Q, 1874
The American Oriental Typographical Corps, now
in the Holy Land, have reached Jerusalem after
making very successful explorations in the vicinity
OF Mount Sinai.
They report a. . very remarkable fact, that
they were detained two days by q heavy snow
storm about Mount Sinai.
The expedition win leave soon for Bashan and
NOAH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07
The MANUEL MURDER.

Verdict OF the C0r0nor's Jury Agalnsa
Michael Murphy.
The inquest in the case Of the murder OF Mrs.
Matilda Hujus was concluded yesterday. The tes-
tlmony was very conclusive against the brothers
Murphy, and the prosecutors we're couse.
quentIy jubilant. The nrst witness examined
was Dagober: Hujus. the husband OF the
murdered woman. He thought the Murphy broth
ers the only ones Likely to commit q deed OF
that nature on biz vile. because abe was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.

Acknowledgment OF Relief from the
Mayor OF New Orleans-The Extent and
Destructiveness Of the Flood.
BOSTON. Mass, May O. 1874.
Under date Of May Mayor Witt, of New Orleans,
writes to Mayor Cobb that he has drawn twice
$4,000 each tImel on Boston's contribution for
the sufferers BY the inundation and says:-
"Your people are strangers to ours in
the submerged regions, separated by almost
the breadth Of the Republic and 30 far
apart that the rising sun gilds your
steeples domes ana monuments hours before we
see it; far apart that while thick SHOWS mantle
your hills the flowers are blooming here in the
open air. But magnanimous Boston gives Us new
proof that her true philanthropy ignores ATTITUDES
and distances az well az races recognizing first
the claims OF common humanity. The
extent and destructiveness Of the HOOD in
this wide, nat. alluvlal country are greater than
represented in my first telegram. The duration
OF the destruction and distress cannot be 0retOld
Very great suffering to many thousands cannot be
prevented. but hope that the timely help OF the
cities OF the Republic and oar own active and
jealous labors OF renei may prevent any great loss
or Hie."
Crevassos Characterization OF the Crops.
NEW ORLEANS, May Q. 1874.
All the crevasses in Plaquemine parish are
closed.
The work Of replanting rice has commenced
The sugar cane in the inundated parishes has not
been entirely ruined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07
The Signal Once Report.

WASHINGTON, May g. 1874.
The Signal once reports that during the past
twenty-iour hours the Mississippi has continued
falling at st. Paul and Davenport, risen one incn
at La Crosse and keokuk and thirteen inches at
St. Louis; fallen slightly at Memphis and vicks-
burg, risen five inches at Helena and remained
stationary at Cairo and New Orleans.
The Missouri has fallen steadily throughout It's
entire course, the greatest fall being nineteen
inches, at Leavenworth.
The Ohio has risen three inches at PittsDurg and
fallen thence to Its mouth, the fall at Cincinnati
being f0rty-fOur inches and at Louisville fourteen.
The Red River has lailen three inches at Shreve
port, the Arkansas nine inches at Little Rock and
the Cumberland forty inches at Nashville. The
Allegheny and MOn0ngahe1a have both fallen
slightly.
The rise at st. Louis, Pittsburg and Helena is
probably due to yesterdays rain. During the
the stations within the water sheds OF the rivers
named.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

BROOKS BOOTS and SHOES the largest assortment IN
the city. Established In l8Aa Now at LIS broadway.
corner of TWENTY street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A.-The Permanent Cure OF Rupture ny
the ELASTIC TRUSS, $50 Broadway. comfortably and
surely has asounded the metal spring. finger pad and
iron hoop Dealers who find their occupation gone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A.-summer Has Come. Gentlemen'a
stylos of HATS ready.
KNOX. 2i2 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07
THE ENGLISH TURF.
by Administrative Horses in the
Field-The Betting

LONDON May o, 1874.
At che Newmarket First Spring Meeting to-day
the race for the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes was
won by Atlantic.
Regeneration was second and Ec0ssais third.
THE BETTING.
The last betting was I to / against Atlantic, IL
to against ReverDeration and to 4 against
Ecossais.
Twelve ran. The following Is a summary OF
THE RACE.
The TWO Thousand Guineas Stakes, q subscrip-
tiOn OF 100 sOvs each, half forfeit for three
ODDS; colts, 8 st. 10 lbs; fihes st. lbs the
owner OF the second horse to receive 200 sovs out
sof the stakes and the third to save his stake; I
mile II yards. tSeventy-eight subscribers.)
Lord FalmOuth's CHI. c. Atlantic by ThOrmanby,
out OF hurricane. ........................
Colonel C0rletOn's CHI c. ReverberatiOn, py
Thunderbot, out OF Golden Horn, by Hark-
away.
Mr.. Lefevre's CHI G. Ecossas, by Blair Athol,
out OF MArgery Daw. 3
PREVIOUS PERFORMANCES OF THE WINNER.
Atlantic started I'VE times last year, winning
twice. the first the Ham Produce Stakes Of $500,
six furi0ngs, and the Buckingham POST Produce)
Stakes OF Goo. furlongs lao yards. He was
second for the COnvivial Stakes. Atlantic also ran
in the Pendergrast Stakes; but was not placed. In
the Glasgow Stakes he ran second to Minister.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A Hundred Volumes
have been written about the teeth but bottle OF fra
grant SOZODONT Is worth them all 1t IL elixir thae
will keep the enamel sound, brilliant and spotess for
4 lifetime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A Marvellous Cure Of Neurnlgia-H0n-
RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Is Bond street, and druggists-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

New York Minister Cured by DIR.
FTLTER-Rev. g. @. Smith, Pittsford M ", owes his
unexpected recovery TO DR.. FILTERS REMkDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A Sworn Cure for Neuralgia, Scfatfca,
Gont Pains so Rneumatsn Dr. FTTIER's REMEDY q
Bond street. Send for pamphlet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A.-For . First Glass Dress or. Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID.
lis Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07
THE SWING HEREsY TRIAL.

CHICAGO, May 8, 1874
In the Swing heresy trial to-day Shuieldt testt~
fed to having written q public letter In 1869
criticising ono Of SWINGS sermons, and attack
ing five points OF Calvinism as un-
worthy an enlightened age; and that SUBJ
seQuently he had several conversations with
Swing, in which the latter asserted
that three OF the I'VE points had been abandoned
by the Presbyterian Church. two Of three points
being, according to witness recollection. the doc
trtne of total depravity and predestination. He
was not sure about the doctrine Of election being
the third point On cross.examination witness
said he could not name the i've points OF Cal
vinism.
The testimony OF the prosecution here closed
and the examination OF witnesses for the defence
commenced. A leading elder IN Professors SWINGS
church, the first Witness testified TO the sound
ness OF the doctrines preached by the accused.
At the conclusion OF his testimony the Presbytery
adjourned until to- morrow.
All the Indications point to complete ana nun
acqutttal Of Professor swing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

A.-Baby Jumper, Perambulator and
SWING combined. Most beautiful article Of the ktnd
ever introduced For sale 81 East ThrteeRth street.
New York. Send for circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly, harmcssly, splendidiy; II imparts the most
natural shades and IS easily applied Sold everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

Bachelors Hair Dye II splcndid..-
Never tails. Established 81 years Sold and properIY
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory ~ Bond St. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged JOints, All
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. zACHARIk " Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

Pure and Delicious Tobacco In Sur
| BRUGiS GOLDEN SCEPTRE. Trytt
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U,uE CRUSADERS. NO. q JUST oUf--zH BOlL.u
down editorials three cents at news aands; ol poE
Srroct New York LIT
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of ten or twenty or more subscribers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

Led Astray-Oh, No Not II You buy Boots
| and SHOES from MILLER co.. No. ID Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

NEW YORK HERALD
New York CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

~Metrap0lo Champa gne.,~rmp0rter
| and sole agsntA STANBuRY FOX,
Il Barclay street q Park pLAca.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

@6iffen 9e6ffnet mar pflan5ten Bortll=
gieien, 5panier Splldnoer, Sran5olen
9dnen unb Britten lire Banner in Sr1=
oien anf. Ser. @tur3 Sippo Goib's
mar bas 3ei9en Ser brittii9en Dbna91
iiber Sic iibri9en eurppdii6en gfieoerla1=
iun9en. Muf alien @eiten 1T ser Guro=
pder nit grfolg III Mfen ein9eorun9en
europqil6e Ma6te i6reiben Der Yforte
Dor, tuic .lie in ben orientalii9en Mngele=
|9enbeiten bunOel1 ion J. europdil9e
96iffe bIodtren aliatilde &ufen; euro
pdi16e Yrieiter linb tbdtig oem Gbrii ITEM
tbum lit ieiner 9eimatb eine bleibenbe
@tatte 5n I9aHen,: europdil6e @oloaten
baben Oas tpunoerlo1ne> ab9el6loHene
@bina ge6ffnet un0 balten Oeiien serit0rte
Sorts belebt. slll9emein lnb bon b06=
iter Wi6ti9teit 1T Guropas @influb ouf
9l|ien in politii9er unb mertontiler Be-
aiebung, 1,ubere9enbar ober Der geiitige
@epinn, Den Die Guropder aus 0ie1 1em
Ginfluile 5tcben. Wenn in ben fri6eren
Sabrbunoerten cine &eiie nod 9llien iu
oen abenteuerlidlten unb 9efabrlid diten
ltnternebmun9en 9eb6rte uno mon 5iem=
lid fabelboi tie, jeoenfalls aber iebr un=
pol( itdnoise 8eri1te & in bobem> Mertbe
bielt 10 lit es jekt anoers 9elporosn.
3ablrei6 lino Die gan1en ber Mdnner
BON Salient uno Wiiienl6af ftli6feit, Die
Die peiten, ni6t INNER 9efobrlolen Gei=
fen mad Dem Orierite unterncbmeu un0
our9 ibr rait1oles @treben bieies @rb=
tbeils @ebeimniGe erl6lieben. Sic
Sebtiuelt oarf ii6 ,ooDl Der 9offnung bin-
seben baB Sic nd6ite Submit lie Niien
in leinen 9r0Bten uno mi6ti9iten Sbeilen
1@auen lalIen tueroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27
Sreut b 10 0rter.

BUR @eoadtnibiibuns fit uniere iunsen eeier
Mno9p9ie, (sr.) 8e9ei1teruns. -
Mnagramm nj, (sr.) 8u6ltabenper1eb-
uns. Mnoleftem (9r.) )2elefrii6te.
-Mnalos, (sr.) abnli9. - q I, a.
Iogie, (sr.) Nebnli@fcit. - q nos
lpje, (sr.) 3ers1ieberun9. %.5..-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27
@6nS1ibe Gr3iebmn{t.

9 eio bnun9en uno @trafe n.
Man@e Gltern perfol9en cine gr5ie,
bungsmeiie, Die i'd serabe5u ubie tpran<
nil9e" nenne. @ie baben Die unglIdle=
liee Monier, BEL Dem serineiten Werse-
ben Der &inoer i'm @auIe, o6er bei Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

einfobiten &i9e oes 2ebrers iiber bielel=
ben oann 81 9auie in 1ie 10 bineln 5ll
poltern uno gu I6lagen, baB lie bal6s
numb ber5a9t' uno DerOumnt beinl ge<
rin9iten &erduid)e i6on 5ittern. .@5ol6e
&inber ieben ba nibt ben 8oter, ionbern
ben SDraun, nibt Die Muttery. 1onoern
cine Surie, niht I,nebr Meni6en> bic
lpieoer Meni6en er5ieben5 lanOern Wii=
tberi6e /! &ein @unoer, tpenn iol9e
&inber Bel bieier tprannilden Gr5ie=
bungsn1etbobe 9ans peri itoft meroen 5uerlt
ge9en Die Gltern, Oann 9egen oen,2ebrer
en6li9 9esen ale 9eilti9sn unb 'osltliden
Nor9eIebten. @ie piel ueroen oann
oie1e &inoer fir bic @6ule leiiten? lpie
piele Mufgaben ausfertigen? Sic Grfob=
rurg benefit, bob 1ol6e @6aler our1
biele oem @9ulbelu6e i6on porausge=
gongene ooer ben @6ulbelu6 begleitenoe
robe tprannii6e Buff=s l!no Priiselersie=
bung bann in allen folsen0en Rlaifen
unperbeflerltd, fatl uno bosbaft blie6en
Der @6ule 5um @9dben uno @fonoale
Dem 2ebrer CUR 8erooppelun9 ieines Nr=
beitsl9meibes oienen. -
Das be1tdnbige prigeln 5eigt aud an,
oaB Is i'm 9au1e ielblt nibt oroentli@
bergeben muB neil 10 nenig Wbtung.
10 tpenig @rni It porbanben 1T - bab inl<
merfort se3ontt> 9ebriillt uno 9epriigelt
,peroen t1uB Gltern lollen ia bon ibren
&inoern als @tellpertreter @pttes,, Die
nab Geinem b06it heiligen 8ei|piele
nit Daterlebe unbg @iite 5uglei6 eine
pdterlide perniinftige @trense anpenben
bodgea9tet> ni9t aber als YrDio1en uno
3u9tmei1ter fur5 als Die @tarfen, Die
nit @etnalt ibren Willen bur6]eben mol
len, nit @9reden unb Sur6t, ia NIT
Mb1beu betro9tet, tpenn nt9t Iogar per=
a9tet tperber. Sic tDrperli6e @ntmide=
lung uno @e1unbbeit. Der &inoer leioet
ou9 menn Die @ltern in Der Mutb
sr tpeit 9eben. Z. .....n,,
MSeen Ghern au9 nur ni6t in Der
'9ibe bes 3ornes ftrafen, ionoern Die
er1te Mufmalung poriiber 9eben lafer,
biz bos @enliitb tpieoer rubiger gemoroen
lit. 9eioeni9oft peroirbt Ben getpiinl6=
ten g}uben Ser @trafe. @eelenrube miro
Die. @trafe nidt i6enten, aber ,oroentli@
uno niblid ertbeilen! Sd babe oben
l6on bemerft; baB Die Gltern itrafen fol-
len, neil @ott beleioigt tporben lit.
Man6e @ltern baben aber ii6 mebr i'm
Muge ols @ott, lieben 1i6 mebr als &ott
un6 bas @eelenbeil ibrer Rinoer uno
ftrafen bober nur in ienem Sale tpenn
iie ii9 beleioi9t fiiblen." 9ober la len
1ie 1i6 bdufi9 i'm @eiprd9e gu Der &e=
bensart berleiten sd tann ni@t itra=
fen, tpenn i9 ni9t re6t 5prnig bin; Der
mir bauert es lan9e, aber penn i'd re9t
aufgebra6t bin, oann fraf fe i'd aber
AUDI oroentli9" - allo tuenn Iie belei=
sist tpereen. = pie tb0ri4t flingt oieie
&ebe! ,@benlo nub1os uno 9efeblt 1T
es, tpenn bic @ltern 5ornent6rannt ibren
&inoer:, 5obalo Iie etiuas berbro6en ba=
ben uno lib beim Musbru@e oes elterli=
den 3ornes 19eu Derber9en uno fl9ten
,pollen, iiber @tie9en, @arten, Saus uno
Sof, ielblt auf Der @trabe {@impfeno
uno flu6eno no@rennen uno fails fe
oas Trafbare Rin6 tuirtli9 einbolen, bic
@trafe i'm 3orne 6ffentli4 uno ooppelt
erthe;(pn 0n 1nuR ia ihr Wn1eben
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Muf6fune Der Mufoabe SO. Is.

Slufl6fune Der Slufeabe SO. IS.
Sc perben 10 Sabre perflieBen millen,
,uo Der @obn 19a uno IL 9lei6 314
uno Der 8ater 514 uno II slei9 63a
Sabre iein miro, mitbin nod einmal 10
alt, ols Der @obn.
Mlan multiplicire Die Nlters5abl bes
@obnes nit 2; bas, baourd erbaltene
proouct 5ie6e man BON Dem Mlter oes
Waters ab : Der &eit gibt Die Sabre an,
Die nod perFieBen mii1en. -. y
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OAie @ailenfreun0.
neiatuiitsige &en1ttntffe.

oes Mufgonges, bos Moreenlanb Sc,
,Meni6bcit, Die bort gum 2eben in ME
berer, h6ber uno b0diter 8eoeutuns er=
ma6te; Sem bort 9elangten oiele 5uerl
sun, @ottes6emu btIein oort uereinigter
lie lid suerIt sum 3ulommenleben unite,
bem @e|ete in Gei6e uno Gtoaten bori
,ponhelte, lebrte. litt unb 1torb Der Gin
;ise, Der o6ne Giinoe mar, ser QBeltper=
l6bner unb ,Grl0ier. Nlien lit Der Serb
Der dlte1ten biltnrilWen Grinncrungen.
Oebpegen siebt uns cu6 cine unwioer=
Heblibc @emolt inmer ouf's Neue nit
unlerm Sraumsn uno Gebnen oabin,
sleiduie ben einselnen Men1 1den, ben
bos @6idial friib in Die Trembe riei Der
Munld', bic $,ei@natb nod einnol lpieoer
SIT jebsn, biz in lpdteitcs 9llter 5e9lcitet
cbmpbl sr caIelbit nid)t mebr wolnen
m1dte ,peil ct onoere 9e0iirfniiie FEM
nen oelernt bat. 9llien entbdlt ober AUDI
bic dltelien Seu9en Der elpiaen G0bpfer=
fraft, mclGe Die Grbe biloete lie nit
DHonscn beflsoete uno lNmiitte urb nit
Sbieren helebtc. Sort ndmli6 lic9t oos
Mommutb elmer lin9it unter9eson9enen
Doripelt nod III Stride erbalten 5lpii1en
oen @6oQen toul lenojdbrigen Cites Scr
slorbfii|ts Sibpricns BORT bc5euSen
ueite @alslteppen, oob aud Nfeeere aus
trodnen tDnnen uno perl @>uunoen lino
oprt lalIen Die bD6iten 96ben unlsres
Ilaneten Die unermeb(i6en &rdfte az
men, suelde ]ie aus Der Siefe na9 Dem
Di(len bes Gwigen berporgebpben ba=
ben; bort srinen lie nod Die nrludloer
sSnbiens nit olleu ibreu gSunoern, ,pel9e
onsuTaunen Der Menid nidt miioe tper=
ben fonn. sllieu bietet aber lpie ale
5errEibfeiten> 10 aud alle s9rednilie
Ser Groe bar it oollitem MaBe uno 1T TO-
nit: seine rei9liAe uno nerId0pfi4e
ssunoaru6e fir 6reunoe ser 9eoyropbi=
lAen Wiiienlhaften i'm tueitelten Gimme
6es Mortcs. = Sn rieliser @r6be bon
uber 100000 Quabrat= =Meilen Oebnt es
5i6 bur9 olle 3onen biz gum Mequator,
in mebr au9erunoeter als seltredter,
borisontaler @eltalt bin. uno e5 betrd9t
Seine sr6bte Nnsoebnung pom Noroen
audi 5iioeu ODER bonn Gap @elperotuD=
no6npi bis sur SnIel Nottie bel Simor
etfpa 1880 uno leine 9rDBte Dimen ton
non Often mad We1ten ooer BON Dem
Otcop BEL Der 8ebrin9s sitrube big 5um
a1iatilben Ooroanellenl6lob ungefdbr
147O bsmI1e Meilen. Ion bier Ocea=
neu, ndnliA ppn n6roli9en Gismeer,
Dem oroBen7, inoil6en= uno Wittelmeer,
umlpllt bdngt MIen i'm Wefen our9
Die 3anoen9e pon 5ue5 nit Mfrifa uno
ourd oas ura(9ebir9e NIT europa 5u=
|amn,en iuel6 lebteres ols Bic 9robte
6altiniel Mliens erl6eint aber nur4
{eiue @e|9ibte gum lelbTitdnOisen Grc=
tbeil ocItempelt7 lit.
M]ien, pit in allem grobartls, D ou9
in 5einer Booeup(oittf bat bag groBte
Sieflano, bos ous9eoebntelte 9o9lono
uno Die bo61teu Gsbirsstetten uno Berse=
aipfel Der Groe. Oie Siefebenen ne1men
et>uas mebr ols Elm 9rittel lno bic Grbez
bungen fait s,uei 9rittel oieles grotbeils
Elm, beren Mitte ein sulammenbdn9enoes
$40, 900 Quaoratmeilen groBes 9oeblano
1T, bem i'm Noroen Elm 9roBes Siefano,
i'm Siioen eine trei6e @ebirgs9lieoerun9
anlie9t, uno oas 9u&lano BON Woroer=
uno 6inter=MTen 9enonnt miro. - Oas
QI;mn 9TIiens lit meQen Der gDoenlage
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j 3one. 9lls 9emeinlame 3ige fam mat
Iteoo1 anneDmen einer eontinentalet
@barafter beijelbett 1,dmli6 :barte Mtn=
tier uno belize @ammer, 9lbnebmen De,
Wdrme ppn WeItcn na9 Often uno einel
bel6rdnftel1, tropil9en @inFuB. - Sic
Bep0lterung Mlens betrd9t ettua $50
Milionen Gintuobncr, fon1it Die 9dlfte
aller grobeiuobner. 0enno6 1T often
in 10 biinne,n.. n..Mabe bep0ltert, bab Guro=
pa nab gerD6ltniB breiual itdrfer be-
mobnt eri1eint. Die 9auptmeni6enor
ten iino oie mon9olii6e, foufali16e unb
malupilde. Mon9oleu linb bauptid6li6
i'm n6rbli6lten uno 6ltli6lten @ibDrien,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

: 0as @an5e be5ei6net einen omeritas
nilben @taatsman uno man -finbet ben
Namen be11elben, tpenn man Die Nn=
fangsbu6faben bon oben na9 unten
uno Die Gnobu9 1taben bon unten no9
oben. le1en fam. 49, 80
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27
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Wlit Q, 8, s, 2 fanst Elm Spridport an,
10; I itebt auf oe'n go,npas.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-04

Tue patrons and masters Of the Ohio
State Oranges, representing five hum
Dire | and tifty-6ve oranges, held n state
convention at Xenia, last week. We
are pleased to notice that they most
cordially sympathise with and approve
of the WomeM's efforts to put II stop TO
the liquor traffic. We know Of no
class OF people who can have a greater
influence in Kidding oar country of the
curse of dram-shopH, than the farmers,
and their noble wives and daughters
Use your influence everywhere to put Il
stop to the demon for Intoxicating
drinks, and just in proportion as you
stop the demand, you lessen the num-
Der Of dram shops, and their dangerous
results TO your sons Washington
ohio Herald.