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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

There is story of country Clergyman
who was sent for suddenly to cottage,
where he found man in bed. Well, my
friend, ~ said the pastor, "what induced you
to send for meP" The patient, who was rath-
er deaf appealed to his wife. What do he
say?n "IIe says" shouted the woman, "what
he dcWcC did you send for him for?'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
Patrons or H1sbamdry.

Wide Awake Grange, st. Johnsbury Cen
ter, will have a harvest feast Saturday, Oct,
10, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at
Arlington hall. Toasts and short speeches
will be in order. Singing by the grange
choir. Green Mountain and Enterprise
oranges are invited A good time is ex-
pected
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
The Arctic Nurseries

In GLOVER and BARTON, VT,
make specially of HARDY TREES and GRAPES.
No, grated apple trees we'll branched, to feet
high, sent prepaid where In this and the adjoining
states and Province Of Canada Except duties at $50
per 100; No. g s2j per 100 No. T. 10 feet high s25
per l0O to feet, per loo. Last spring gratis
to inches growth 50 per TOO. Root gratis strong
whole apple roots, 81 per 100 Standard and dwarf
pears one-third added to the above prices Hartford
and Concord grapes, 35 cents to 81 each Raspberries
and backberrcs, 81 to 81 per doz. Strawberries, $50
to 50 per 100. All warranted fresh and genuine Yer
mont grown stock, and comprising most of the we'll
tested Northern varieties ofapple trees such Ouch
es, Tetosky, Peach Apple, Famouse, Bethel, St. Law
renee, Hampshire Sweet, &c. can furnish few doz
apple trees, to feet high, OF the Tracy variety, at
81 each very and much in demand, tree hardy
and prOdgOus bearer. fruit good to eat and TO cook
and keeps all winter. When orders sent for less
than d0z. trees or vines the purchaser will pay the
freight Parties who have paid high prices to strangers
for worthless trees will appreciate the following testi
monial. +. P. CHENEY.
Glover, Vt.
We have long known T. p. Cheney, of Glover, VT,
dealer and grower of fruit trees, and believe pur
chasers Of his trees rely upon their being exactly
as he represents Sidney X b. Perkins Pastor of the
First Congregational Church, Glover James Simonds,
Town Clerk of Glover; F. Mcclellan, Merchant, GLOW
eri J; b. Smith, Postmaster, Glover; Hiram McLel-
Ian, Glover, President of the Orleans County Bank
J. L. Dwinel, Furniture Dealer, Glover, VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

d. T. Boydeu, state deputy p. of H., is
prepared to lecture or organize oranges at
short notice anywhere in Orange, Washing.
ton, Windham or Windsor Counties His
address is Waitsield. --.---
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
Daniel GOOdrich's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, S. In
Probate Court held at the Probate office in St. Johns
bury within and for said District, the 2jth day Of
September, A. ID, 1874.
David Strickland, Administrator cum testamento
upon the estate Of Daniel Goodrich late of Hard
wick in said district, deceased, presents his admins
tration account for examination and allowance and
makes application for decree Of distribution and par
titOn of the estate of said deceased.
WhereupOn, II is ordered by said court that said
count and said application be referred to session
thereof to be held ut the Probate Office in said st.
Jonsbury, the 10th day of October A. d. 1874, for
hearing and decision thereon: And il is further
dered that notice hereof he gwen to all persons inter-
ested by publication of the same three weeks
lively in the VERMONT FARMER, a newspaper published
at st. Johnsbury, previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time and place.
and show cause, if any they may have why said ac-
count should not be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
true copy Of Record, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH Register.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
Crist Mill for Sale I!

The subscriber wishes sell his GRIST MILL, stu
ated in the center of CHELSEA VILLAGE. said mill
is 40 by 10 feet, and two stories high, all newly re-
paired, with two new Water Wheels UOur in alb and
new Eureka Smut Mill, and has a large amount of Gus
tom. With it nice two-stOry HOUSE and ELL PART,
new out buildings, and large garden of onefourth Of
acre. For further information inquire of SIMON
WHlTC0MB, of Barre, VI. Terms easy.
O. H. SCRIBNER Chelsea VT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
The only way 60 cure Cos,iveness.

Avoid all strong purgatiye pills which only exhaust
the mucous secrotons aud wear out nature. Dr. HAR.
RlSON'S PERISTALTlC LOZENGES are Just the OPP
positc, they restore tho digestion, quicken the liver
and tone up tho whole SYSTEM thus curing dig sDepsa,
headache, dizziness piles and all other results Of ha
bitual constipation the chief cause Of Ill health es
pecially among women. Trial box 30 cts, large box
GO cts, mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HARRlSON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS, HOARsESEss, and all
THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by T.. S, HAIR
RlSON 4 90, PrOpretors, No. |, fremont Temple,
boston, and by oil Druggists.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
WINDSOR COUNTY.

The Caiedoniaa thinks Hon. g. w. vii.
lard is a 'man Of straw" OF course the
CaLedonian knows. Wizards chances are
all gone now, sure.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

among the crowd, bruising several but break
ing no bones There was quite a scare for
few minutes.
Elhanan Ormsbcc, Of East Montpelier,
has an apple tree that measures eight feet
and niue inches in circumference in the small.
est place below the limbs. II is 40 feet high.
1t is about ninety years old, and has always
been n generous bearer. Sylvauus Ellis, OF
the same town, has one that he has gathered
forty-fivo bushels from 10 a single year.
The grangers picnic at Worcester was a
very pleasant affair. The day was a good
one, the attendance large for the place, and
the good feeling displayed by all showed that
farmers can have good time. Col. Mead
delivered an excellent address, for which he
was heartily choered, it being full Of good
things. The Wolcott Band enivened the
day with music which was pronounced good.
was pleased to sec farmers out with their
whole families, for children enjoy such gath.
erings quite as much as their parents, and
the swings added much to the enjoyment.
Such gatherings are bright spots in toe life
of the farmer, and they come none too often.
Con.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
d. &. Boyden, grange deputy, will lecture
at South Londonderry, Monday evening
Oct. ., and at Landgrove, Wednesday, Oct.
Z, Subject, " Patrons of Husbandry."
Mr.. Willard A. Dean, prominent farm
err in Grafton, had his hand caught in the
cylinder of thrashing machine, on We'd
nesday OF last week, and torn in such man
ner that his arm had to be amputated just
below the elbow
WINDSOR COUNTY.
In the FARMER of Sept. Is, saw few
lines about Rising Sun Grange, of Ludlow.
Now, am not granger, but il your cor
respondent means to insnuate that there is
anything wrong with the finances Of Rising
Sun Grange, | would inform him that that
grange is morally, socially, politically, To-
ligously and financially sound. They have
in connection with Fletcher Grange, at Cav
endish, Just received car load Of -four aud
have ordered another together with large
bill of groceries, and it they were very much
cramped in their monetary affairs they would
not be able to do quite SO extensive BUSH
ness. w. IL. A.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

NNlNph sy, sprains, swellings, caked breasts,
scads burns saltrheum oarache, gals &C., upon
finals in year than have all other pretended
dies since the world began. They counterrritant
all-healing pain BELIEVERS Crpples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless, and the wounded healed without
The recipe is published around each bottle They sell
as no articles before sold, and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do. Those who
suffer from rheumatism, pain, swelling deserve to
suffer II they will not Centaur Liniment, white
wrapper. More than 1000 certificates of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
govt, running tumors, &C., have boon received We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe
&c, gratis to any requesting it. One bottle of
the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned sweeniod horses and
Mares or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock-Ownsrs,-
these lniments worth your attention. No family
should he without them "White wrapper for family
use, yellow wrapper for animals Sold by all drug.
gists 80 cents per bottle large bottles, $OO. J. b.
ROSE & CO., SO Broadway, New York.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
r ES.
WILLIAM ALLEN BACON

VIII receive communications for the delivery
of the following Lectures;
INDIA AND THE HINDOOS. Illus
trated by Paintings and Idols.
OUR CHILDREN, at Home, at school,
in Business.
81 For sunday schools. e
THE FIRST COMMANDMENTS. Illus
trated by Diagrams and Idols.
a CLEAN HEART. illustrated by OBJ
jccts and blackboard.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE. The Black
Bottle.
~ For terms, &C., address
uJAT ATTEN DAHnN
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
A FARM FOR SALE.

Keeps twenty-five and n team, easily. Is we'll
wooded and watered young orchard of about rs
trees. Good buildings Stock, Hay Grain and Farm
ing Tools for sale il desired. For terms &C. address or
call on Il. d. PALMER. Lincoln VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Messrs, CIapp 4 Roberts have opened a
99-ceut store in Perrin's block, Mont
pelier. This is the same firm that runs the
Decent store in st. Johnsbury, aud success
fully too.
At the county fair at East Montpelier as
the marshals were clearing the track for tho
trot, in removing a two-horse team with a
gentleman, two ladies, and two children, the
carriage was overturned aud the horses ran
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

cox PER DAY GUARANTEED USING OUR
pZO WELL AUGER and DRILLS in good terr-
tory Highest testimonials from the governors of Ark
ansas Iowa and DakOtah. Catalogue free. Address
w. w GlLES. st Lnnis Mo.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

There Is no pain which the Centaur
\ Liniments will not relieve, no swell
ing they will not subdue, and no
"a lameness which they will not cure.
40 This is strong language, but II is true.
Y They have produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, pal
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
Houses, Brick, and Horses!

Two good new Houses for sale.
One House TO rent
Four good team Horses and ono Traverse Sled for
sale.
Also, bevoled and common Brick, CHEAP.
Inquire of N. p. BOWMAN.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
H\S-%f Came into the enclosure Of the subserlher
-NAzzNo on Friday, September 20, ONE S0RREL
HORSE The owner is requested to claim him and pay
the charges NJ. II. WILCOX.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. %. Opposite Fair GrOund,)
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

"V' JOIIIIsUUTJI oVPI' y I7II'
T.. R. DEXTER'S
Pato1at Clamp S1ccl.
The loosest, strongest, and the BEST in America
State, county, and town rights for sale. Malleablo
irons for twohorse two beam Sled with holes drilled
ready for use 1925, and one-horse, s625, q. o. ID.
Address L. r. DEXTER, Lancaster, N. II.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
Leicester Sheep for Sale!

VIM. ALLEN BACON,
st, Johnsbury. VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

Nf-~&1 The subscriber offers for sale two likely
10y three-yearOl old MARE COLTS, at reason
able price for the cash F. V. POWERS.
Waterford, Sept. 7, 1874.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02


Working oxen, steers and calves; Best
string of cattle from one town, not less than
ten pairs, East Montpelier, LIST; PhinGeld,
Cd (protestedDi Marshdcld, Sd (protestcd).
For string of four-years-old oxen from
Marshiield - discretionary premiums (pro-
tested).
Stephen Greeley, working oxen, lsti Oren
Cummins, East Montpelier, 2di WIS Martin,
Plainfeld, 81.
Ell Bartlett, Plniniield, working oxen by
trial. LIST; Joseph Bartlett, Painfeld, ID.
Amasa Cummins, East Montpelier, match
ed oxen, LIST; l. G Town, East Montpelier,
I'd; VIM Mears, Barre, Sd.
J w Davis, Marshiield, four-years- old
oxen, LIST; IL II HOLSTER, Marshiold, I'd.
G A Bartlett, Piainlield, three-yoars-old
steers, LIST.
LA Persons. East Montpelier, 2-years-old
steers, LIST.
A Coburn, East Montpelier, one-year-
old steers, LIST; L Willard, Barre, I'd.
Stephen Greeley, steer calves, LIST; ii IL
East Montpelier, 81.
Fat cattle; A ID Arms. oxen, lsti 5 i
Hollister, Marshlield. I'd.
Oren Cummins, COW, list.
IL II Martin, 2-years-old heifcr, lst
Durhams; Ii II Martin, yearlmg bull, LIST
G X Gray, bull calf, LIST and I'd.
Clinton Cutler. East Montpelier, COW, LIST
@ X Gray, 3D.
OK Gray, two years-old heller, LIST.
Stephen Greeley, yearlng heifer, LIST.
IL II Martin, heiler calf, lsti q X Gray
| 0d
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02

st. Johnsbury Center, Sept. ,, MOSES HUNTLEY
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-02
|. Fob SALE.

A lot Of Good Dairy Cows for sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-26
GapapSifd;e aa6elberid)is.
9eutfOtano.

GeuffEitaUo. .
Serliu, %. Septbr.-Od8 balb0tN3leue
rGoltsblott" iagt, bdniide Sntrignen ieien
tbdtig, nm gang S6leSwtg lpteoer an 9Gne-
mart Sit brinsen; es iagt, eail Die SSfoge iibcr
gtOrO=S ShlsSwlg it1oH langt nldt mebr erl=
lilren iolte.
senretG,.
Nten, %. Septbf. - Ole Witt9lteoer
Der Bitreibiiten Bolar Expedition famell
bellte bier oil. Sic purben I'M triumph
ourd) Die 0auptitraBen 9eleitet, ipelfe nit
Slaggen reid ge6nlltdt uarcn; ellentbalbel1
ipuroen Die 6orid)er init gnthEhaSnHs be-
9riiBt. Abenos fano ihneu 81 gbren Elm
Sonteti isatl.
gmWcis.
gertt, %. Septtr. = Sle gSer. SotGQtef
babeu iif Dem Yoitoercine engcdlofen; bel:
len Oelcgatell fns I'M StanOe, elnforni9e3
@orto fiir Gle giuber, weld)e Die linton Hut'
fabtt Sl garantirer. Gollte iid Gnglant
meigern, Ser luton bei5ntreter, 10 Diro oil
goit berielben 5miidcH 9eutiAtano unS Der
Ser. Staateu nun in oeItl1en Sdiiien be.
fDroert psr0en.
GnaiGae.
2onoon, %. Sept. = SepuortDsO iror
ic9eite geltern nit benz 0anipfer y9tepubltf'
nah 2(niertfa ab.
20 II D 0 II, 25. Gc,ept. Der Yrln5 Dor
g2Qies pat bas amt zines @robneiiters oes
Sreimaurer=Srbeus ansenomnlen.
Scr Sd)ifsbauer 0airb bate einen Jtiid
iau nno Dir0 wabrlAeinlib lterbcn.
sfranfretaI.
BartS, %. Sept.-t9aMbetta bat an9e
finbigt, bog er ia periaiebenen StdOter
Giioz 5raufrstd)'s 9teoeu balten merOe.
Die Staot 9fnbora, 5auptitabt e,ues
uennalen 2dnbdenS gleidlen gtameilS, swi
ideu sSranfreid) nnb Spauien, lit bon Der
aorlilten ange9riheu worhen, rpell h.e Se.
bDroen itGSuei9ertcn, eiue NnsaGl eonftScir
ter gSaiien herauSsugeben, ipeid)c fir bic Sn
Araelleeil beiIlmmt ware1t.
YariS, 25. Sept.-Moni. Sbiers fam
geitern in Si5ille, i'm Oepartenient Siere an
Gr wuroe Don ben Giirgern iparm euipiaa
gen uno belt bau1 etne 9ssees. in ipelfer c,
letne llebersegguug ausiprab, OaB bic &e.
pnbitf ehblid) feit begriinbet perSeu mDat
unS er bottle, nit Gaiinlir 9erier II. q. su
oieienl gliidli6en 9teiultatc beisutrgget,.
SpG ter,
2onboni 20. 9ept. " @S tpirb iebt be-
s.SSttigt, paB Der Gsar eineH Sriet poG ber,li
der Sbmpatbie on Don Carlos geidrieber
bat. Oteies SdreibsH mHrhe bisber in Ser
lin obgelengnet, man mub abcr lebt beiler
geltsnj 5uselt.ben. Ser Srief wuroe &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-26

id)rieben ais antiuort aui ein 9aufidreiben
'oes Don Carlos an ben GSaren, neil oerielbe
fit gewelgert, Die 8egieruns Serrano's an=
3uelfennen.
5enba1a, 25. Sept. - Sen. Moriones
hatte, inoenl er bic 9tabt Bampeluna ent-
iebeu tuollte, ein Oreitdsiges @eiedat nit ben
@arIiiteu su beitebeu. anl eriten Sage blieb
Der Sampf nnentihieben, am speiten Gage
tnbeb gewanneu Die &epublifaner ourd tire
artilerie Serrain unb brahten ibren @egnern
ifmere gerluile bel. @eitern ergriif Wtorio=
mes ipieoer Die Sffeniipe, seritreute nebrere
farliitiid]e Satailone, peridnmte irbeB, bic
errunseuer Sortbeile iueiter su beuuten. Die
S9ladt lit BON ibm gelpouner poroen.
Sampferz erid)te.
Otooil le, %. Septbr. - Ser 0ampfer
rSlnmpia" iit BON Netp- gorf bier Dor 9tnfer
gegangen.
4ntwerpen, 25. Sept. = Ser Oam=
pier r@olima" bon gielu 9Orf 1T bier Dor
anfer gegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-26
(SuropaiiGe 8erid)te.

- (Su0enbeBe III q ltitenl. 9(u8
gSien miro berld)tei: Der btta!lnte Sereln
,Sdomer SSsrael" Ill yembtrg bat oil ben
Sultl5minilter cine Betltlon gtrlditat, meld]e
AuiihluB iiber Die 2lrt un0 2Setie gi6t, mic
in @allSien Die 0ebc gcgen ole Slloeu betriez
ben, ME Der 0aB Der gallilltben 8eO6lteruna
gegen ibre jii3I9eu W(ltbiIrger 0Higeltad)tlt
mirb, uno 3luar n0rulegenG DeShnlb, neil lebz
tere Ourd) ibre ueriafungSueue @eiiuumuq oelt
Bduen Oes natioualen llItra5 eutgegcu mir
| fen. Sin politli6cS Ylatt magte Cb, oic ,}u=
ben in&geialmmt Sctriigtr, 9itbe NIB 3tdu=
| bcr III nennen, lie Iiir alte5 Uit6gedld, nel=
Dies in @aliSieu i'll Gage trltt, ucranuuortlid)
3lG naGen, obne baB oieiem Sreiben bon IT.
genO encr Setc ELL S0uOCrHB IN Den gScG
gelegt miro. Die OeBe trGgt uGtiirid ihre
SriidJte uno bic Stlnlmung Der &tUGiterunQ
GalBien'S gegcn Die SuOeH III, lDic BON polz
uiidler Sete iebIt beriftct marc, 10 crredt,
Dap e8 mn eine8 fSnnttH8 bG00ri, I'M eine
| GrploIion, .. /. cine pollliduoige Suoenbebe
berbeiSufii6ren. llnter iol6eu lImltduoelr
| belt eS Der GcnNmte Serein fiir eine Bilid)t,
3unGtit all ben SutiSmlniiter iid) 5n menOen,
| bamit burb Oeiieu 5ntCruentlon DOE auem
| oenl aulrei3cnoen Strglbcn Der polniidCn
%reIie, Sunlal Dery @a3rta yiaroOowa," QeQen
Wv CtNoNit VII S>'iSN DN'ltN'J 'pN<CN- ~~'S W
itinmt pcr!autet, bat 6te 4eutiOn guten Gr-
| ioig gebobt; Der Sulti;mluihcr @laiar bat
nmgebenO Die StaatsOTuaItjd]aft in Salt
Slen angewteien, nie iuoenBltenOc pOlitiidc
YreIle aul'8 Strcngitt III iibenuaGeu.
= (Jteuitabt-@ y berSwalOe, Yroo-
Sranbeuburg). 2(m Is. 2lugni: murOc in
ciner bieIigsn 6etbar9e Der ShGdttrgcielle
| otto S}doa ans 8elm bHrd) einen Wteiicrtid,
III Die Sruft gctOOtct. Scr 3bdter, lueld)er
balo oarallf Ucrb0ittt wurOe, III Der l74 5abr
nlte S6neioergeicile l6crncr ans Gjubcn.
| llriod)e bieic8 traurigcn Gret9uiie5 lOorcu
wdBrenO oeS Splcl8 Smtiden Den @cnannteu
auSgcbro9ene Streitigtetten.
- Die oieSldbrigeu fran36iticbe Ell
- erb Il IN IN d Der uerbcu LCiouoer5 Qro=
Bem Stil abgebalten. Die meiteu curOpdi-
iden Staaten ididcn miiitdrlid)e Gtrtreter,
0eutlf)lanb iuiro - gum crten Wtdle nadJ
Dem Sriegc- burd Die bcOcu Niil,tar Atta-
Dies, Wialor b. Siilom mn joduptmauu 6be,
remin, pertretcn iein, weldlt Ourd Oeu Ytini4
tier peS 9uSm1rtiqeu eiu01tdOeu iu0rGeu 1iu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-26
Gie.e Ws.stter tetiis6)t tire &tmoer
az t6btsss tts,o test o0ttat SsGtio
an fSGfa Sefkbft. ..

Si1 @itD, Ba., 25. Sept.- Sonnabeno
@torgen ereignete ii1 auf Der a(ten Saltet's
Tarni, bier Wteilen Don bier, auf benz s9ege
mad Blnlner gclegen, cine ibredllfe Scene.
S. Selier, Elm fleiBtger alrbeiter, Der iid nod
&rGften anitrengte, nm Die Sernl0geus Ser
bdltnilie ieiuer 6anliiie 81 Derbefern, luobrte
nit Sran unb Sinberr ieit ein1ger 3ett bort.
gnr nlel)rerelt QSod)en par 9rau Seller lIltz
pobl, lluo gu bieier 3eit briidte te 4auftg bic
Sefiirdtung aus, oaB tie llnb itre &tnoer m
Wfangei geratben lpiiroen, aber tpeber BON
i6rem GbeufaniI nod bon tbren &tnOern lit
lett ibrcr &raltfbeit cine ern(tbafte g5eranbe~
ruug nod stnSeid1en nan @eiifesfranfheit be-
merit inoroeri, Hrettag Oiorgen u,uBte SeIier
nit elmer 0abmng gaubOl5 naG ct. BeterS :,
burg fabren. Gor. ieiner Gbreiie empfabl er
ieineu &inDern uo9, eiu pad)lames stuge anf
tire Wiutter, bic ltdl eingelhloiien nnO etnas
perdllbert Sit ieiu id)eine, 81 baben. Srali Selz
jer gerirte iif inoeR ben gquaen Sag nae ge7
ipabnl.d nns bel tbrem gluflteben bes auoerelt
Cages ld)ier iie logar beionpers anfgele9t Su
letn GdbreuD lte aber ihrer ulcr5ebnjdbrt9en
Sod)ter beiabl, etnige SartoHeln gum Sriihz
itid su bolen, ldlng ite bielelbe NIT eine,:t
| yelle auf ben 6interfopf. gsGn aenr Sdllage
betGubt, roGte bas MGod]en Dor ibrer 0tutter
Hibe, iuelfe ibr bnr9 ei1en Swetten Sfnlaa
sen Sd,dbel ipaltete. Sic 8o9ter pernlotjte
inoeB nod eintge 6iiifelufe ous3uftoBen, bie
ihqe 6ltere Stbmeler berbeifiibrteu, Der e8 nad)
bartem 9iingen gelau9, ibrer Wtutter oas Sett
Sli entreiBen; baun lief iie, Oiele8 nit iidl
| fiibrenb, auf Die StraBe, nm 5iilfe nSn ten
| gtahbarr, beren IGdiitep $50 Jsutte.t entfsrilt
mobnte, III boien. Die Diutter elite ibr nadIl
blieb aber an Dem Sborpege feben. fehrts Sii
lrid llno ergriff i6reu jilusiten anaber, nm
| i'm in ben IN Der yt1be beIinblid)en Srlilnelt
sl1 merfer. Sin etlpa 5ebujdbriger Sruber
DelIelbeu eutrtB i'm ibr aber uno brafte benz
ieiben in Gid)erbeit, iuoranf baS rlllyliiGiia)e
gSeib iidl elbif in zen grunnen fitrSte. Die
,uer(t pefmunoete Sodter llef NIT DGm Slute
triefenhei1 Glrper hcrbei, lieB Den @imer lit
ben Srunneu binab unb rief ibrer Otntter 5n,
benielben Sn ergraifen, mas blele aud that.
Aber faint NOR iie pentge SnB emporge5o.
gen, als ite ibreu Sait los lieB uflb sgriid IN
sen @ruunen fiel, anS,uiiGen mar Ser bon
Der aiieteu 3od)ter berbeisernfene Sta9bar
nit bieIer ielbit billSugefcntmcn. als ite nit
pereinten &rGfteM bic 6rau aus benz griullel!
berporseboit batten, mar iie beretts tobt. Die
periebte Godltsr pHroe iofort ctnenl arSte snr
0ebanolnng ibergebeu, Der lie spteber ber5lt.
itellen bofit. 9lm Samitag gfa6mttag fam
Der @ater nad) 5auie 5uriif, oeiien Shners
man liA lebhaft porltelcn fam, alS er Bon
bieiem lhrefli1en GreigniGe &unOe erblelt.
Die &erltorbene binterldBt lehS Sineee, con
oenen Dos iiiil9ile fanm ledlS Wtonate alt
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VmNintfefnr1ffei.

Gan Sran5is CO, Gal, "a. Sept. =
Cine 0epcid)e bon 8rescOtt, 9lri5ona, iast,
eine Gbtbeilnng feinbieliger alpaden bemad)=
tigte itdJ eiuer 6eerbe Giebes 81 &biteapS
ant Salt 9tiber unb t0otete ben tSiiter ber.
.ielben. 2ientenallt Barf oertolgte iie nit Ell
ner Abtheiung Sohaten, benen iih bon
geroe aus eini9e 9(pa9en=Sp Spione ani1loiiell,
inter beren 6iibrung iie auf Der Spnr Der
MaroSeure finb. @ine ipGtere 9epeihe be-
,id)tet, onB oie Qpabeu in Der gtdbe bon
@aip Greef eingebolt morben ieien nnb elm
9ampf itattgefanoen babe, III weldem bier
sebn feinblid)e Apaden getGotet unb mebrere
9efangtn genoutmeu porben ieien. Die
5rupDeu perloren etnen &unoi1after unb eli
neu frennblid) selinnteu Snoianer, nno baben
,met SerDltuoete
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@erfa)aa asaGaro laBt lid, Cit
'sF Seuss,itno S3et;attif attSiteuet.

% 10 SrleaNS, %. Sept.-Itarl1all
Badarb rid9tete heute eiu Sd)reiben on ben
a@eu. @norp. Aadben CT Die Semerfungen,
iuelde Senator S1urs in ietner 6eOe iiber
i'm genlad)t bate, iomie Die lnipielungen neS
fiebensiaer Gonltte's in ieiner abreiie an Yrdi.
Grant citrrt bate, ia9te er: nMeine slniidt
lit, inben itb sic anf oieie Sad)cn anfnterf=
Jam made, Ste slI fra9en, oh i'd iemals, ieit
Ste in Oieiem 0epartement fommanbiren, bic
gunbcstruppen 5u polttiId)en 3wedcn ge=
braud)t babe." Sen. @norp itellte torn.
8afarb auf ieinen 8uni9 oas bette 3en9niB