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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Totty's Arithmetic.

One little head worth its wli6le weight 1 a eo,d,
over and over, a million times told.
Two shining eyes, fun OF innocent glee,
Brighter than diamonds ever could be.
Three pretty dimples, for fun TO slip in,
Two in the cheeks and one in the chin.
-Four lily fingers on each baby-hani,
Fit for princess of sweet fairy-land.
Five on each hand If we reckon Tom Thumb,
Standing beside them, 80 stif and so gum
Six pearly teeth just within her red lips,
over which nlerrinent rlpples and trips.
Seven bright ringlets, as yellow as gold
Seeming the sunshine to gather and hold.
Eight tiny waves running over her hair
Sunshine and shadow, they love TO be there.
Nine precious words hat Totty can say;
But she will learn new ones every day.
Ten little chubby, comical toes;
And that is as far AZ this lesson goes
81. Nicholas for Juiy.
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English Railroad Accidents.

In England last year 1,175 persons
were killed and 4, 46S were injured by
railroads, including, we presume, all the
employees and passengers, and possibly
some of the tramps on the track. This
is nearly five times us many us the Rail-
road Gazette's figures charge upon the
American railroad service for the same
wear our mileage also is four times that
of England, although the number of
miles run by trains is not so dispropor-
tionate. The proportion of passengers
killed in England in 1917 was shout / to
100000 or the same as i'll Massachu-
sets in 1873, but in this State in 1874
only passenger was killed to AZ, 900, 600
transported. The proportion in this
country has been steadily diminishing
in England it has been rising with
frightful rapidity. In 1864 only II
passengers were killed in 1868, 80; in
lS7O, 81 in 1874, 6S. This indicates
that the English railroad apparatus is
being put to strain which it can stand
no longer with safety TO the public.
English rolling stock is certainly inferior
to American in stability. The English
model sacrifices strength to lightness,
and is very defective in other respects.
Springfield (Nass.) Republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09
Chr True 9ortherner.
PAW PAW, MICHIGAN.
FRESH TOPICS.

FERDINAND l., ex-Emperor of Austria,
died a lew days ago at Prague, aged 80
years. This imbecile monarch in 1913
abdicated i'll favor of hisnephew, Francis
Joseph, the present Emperor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

A CHICAGO paper says the prevailing
hat for ladies looks more like an inverted
old-fashioned pickle-dish with last
weeks bouquet dropped on it, than any
thing else. But then it's perfectly lovely,
you know.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

Mr.. ANTHONY TRoLLoPE is on his way
IN Australia, whence he will write a series
of letters concerning the social condition
of the inhabitants.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

The verbatim report of the Beecher
trial will make ter volumes of the size of
Webster's Unabridged. The Inter-
ocean suggests that "muzzlin' with
ragged edges, would make a suitable
binding"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

OK the 1st inst, the new postal treaty
between the United States and nearly all
the countries of Europe went into opera
ton. Hereafter letter weighing one
half ounce or less may be sent for five
cents from any part of the United States
to Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Bel
GUM, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Den
mark, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal,
Turkey and Egypt, or to any colony OF
any of these countries. After January
l, 1876, France will come into this postal
union. Postal cards can be sent for two
cents, and newspapers, weighing not
more than four ounces, for two cents.
These low rates will prove of very great
advantage in many ways. They viii be
q great convenience to many persons III
tins country as well as in those named,
the same rate carrying letters from those
countries 10 this.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

NORTH AMERICA now has communica-
ton with Europe through five cables.
The first of those now in working order,
was laid III 1866, the second in 1869, the
third in 1873, the fourth in 1874, and'the
asst has just been completed. The name
"direct ocean cable, given the new line,
is, in one sense, a missioner, since it is,
with the exception of the French line
from Brest to Duxbury, the longest of
all. The capacity of the new cable, it is
estimated, will be only half as many
words minute as that of the Newfound-
land lines, the loss being caused by the
difference in length of the wires.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

IKE new law regarding the fees on
money orders went into effect on the LIST
inst. Heretofore the fees on small or
ders have been but five cents, and as the
great majority of orders are for small
sums, it is said that the business has ac-
tually been done at a loss to the depart
ment. Under the new law the rates are
ten cents for any sum up to fifteen dol
lars over fifteen dollars and not ex-
ceeding thirty dollars, fifteen cents over
thirty dollars and not exceeding forty
dollars, twenty cents over forty dollars
and not exceeding fifty dollars, twenty
five cents. This increase of rates, it is
estimated, will increase the revenue to
about the same ratio as it has heretofore
decreased.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

DAVID c. BRoDERIcK, of California,
once Senator in Congress, who was
killed in a duel in 1859, with ID. S.
Terry, of that State, devised his prop
erty to personal friends, as there wore
none to claim kinship to him. After his
death certain persons came from Aus
tralia to claim the estate, on the ground
that they We're his sisters children.
Last week the United States Supreme
Court reached a decision in the case, in
which the will is sustained, and thus the
matter is settled.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

THERE is every prospect that there
will be cheap bread for the poor next
winter. The crop reports from England
and the European continent become more
and more favorable as the season adj
vances. In France the wheat is growing
luxuriantly, and promises well for the
next harvest, and this applies to all parts
of that country, as well as Germany,
Hungary and the Southern provinces of
Russia. In none of these countries has
any injury been experienced, either from
early frosts or late drouths.
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altered, the error in reckoning would
have been discovered.

have been discovered.
THE nuisance of tramps in the country
is growing to formidable proportions,
and something ought to be done speed
ly to put stop to it, 1t IS really un-
safe to leave women and children alone
in the house in many sections, since they
are exposed at any hour to the impu-
dence and occasional brutality of able
bodied Migrants. Touching this matter,
the New York Graphic hits the nail
squarely on the head, when it says
"When we get rid of our popular can't
concerning the rights of man, and adopt
the wholesome theory that man who
will not work has no right to live, we
shall have proper vagrant law, under
which tramps and bummers will be
seized and made to work for the benefit
of the public"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

A LONDON telegram announces that
the Court of Inquiry appointed to inves-
tigate the loss of the steamer Schiller
have made their report. They state that
sheet copies of directions for approach
ing the English coast, and of the in
structions issued by the Eagle Company,
were on board the steamer, and both
warn navigators of the northerly current
near the Scillys, and enjoin the Use of
the lead in thick weather. In the
opinion of the court, the sole cause of
the calamity was entire neglect of this
precaution. Had the lead been used at
8, or even 8 o'clock on the night of the
disaster, before the steamers course was
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

An item in the fortnightly budget Of
news from China and Japan embodies a
statement which is of interest to foreign
mission societies. 1t is to the effect that
in Japan the work Of giving the Gospel
to the heather has been mainly monopo-
lized by the Roman and the Greek
Churches, these bodies having total of
$4,000 converts as the result of the labors
of forty-one missionaries, while seventy
Protestant ministers can boast of but 200
converts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

Mrs. STEWART is living in Liberty,
Ind, cheered in the decline of her one
handred and eleven years by the memory
of seeing Washington cross the Delaware
and having been III Yorktown when
CORVALLIS surrendered. She is to be
one of the attractions Of the Centennial.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-07-09

THE Smith family is represented in
the new Chicago City Directory by 1878
names, John Smith alone numbering
166. The Johnson family is nearly as
numerous, numbering 1887. Other
leading names figure as follows: Brown,
ga; Miller, 59G; Kelly, 544; Murphy,
450; Williams, 425; Jones, 400; Wilson,
$50; White, 81; Anderson, 1888; Thomp-
son, 346; Adams, 209; Allen, 200.
, 1875-05-07

$ II Neu= Dprt bat iebt giner @um-
mis- dube fir pferbe erfunben unb be-
reits Elm patent barauf senommen. Oie,
ie Sdube wurben in sans dhnliaer@ei Ell.
+: ipie Die 8ummi=S 9ube fir Wen-
19en berseitellt unb man bebient Ii9 ba
gu bes beiten aautl9ufs. Sic lousn
oas 6ufeiien eriesen uno manisfa6eE
&rantbsiter porbeugen, bencn Der Sui
Der pferbe u%nteruorfen 1T. Rad ben
Nngaben bes grfinoers iinb bereits sabl=
rei9e am Suf leioenoe Vferbe bur9 bic
M%npenoung bieier Sdube on Stele Der
9ufeiien sebeilt tuoroen. Der @ammi-
59ub fam lei6t an. unb absele9t tuer.
ben, 10 baB bas Yferb i'm Stall ober au|
Der Deioe benlelben nidt 40 tragen
braudt. Die GoIten zines iol9eu
Saubs iolen nm Elm Drittel b6ber 5ein,
als bic bes Sufeiiens; bas @spidt III
oisrsis 9ros. gerinser als bas ber Suf-
ellen. Die S9ube tueroen in 16 Der.
ihiebenen @r6Ben berseItelt, 10 baB fl
ftets paiieno gu baben iinb.
, 1875-05-07

Der Dantee peib iebr bod su i9dbe
Dequeme Nb9eI6loiienbeit;
Sein @leidmutb is net gu perlebe,
4m S9nir9e sebt Die Sdusli9tsit.
gs lobnt bic @eif, ieib Saus su lebe:
Oa Iinot mer nirscnos fall9e Cad,
IS seist De Comfort auf Der Sobe
uno offers aud iOsar @el9mad.
Sn Tlur uno @dlafitub, in be Ode,
@aui9t auf be Winf en- Ooppenquea,
9alt ooer ,parm, in Marmorbede,
uno mas nod nOtbig, is Sur Ste1.
g Babeltub is unerldBlid,
unb wie iiebt Mles lodeno aus!
Wie Is bas nun bel eub mod srGBli6-
Sod oas bat bier e jsoss Saus!
Da is fein @9elte uno fein aneife,
Stnmm sebt Die Oisnsri9aft einber ;
Oie 2aop meiB { Mus gu fneife,
Ills oh lie cine Sarltin ipdr.
Mnmntbis iiberan perbreite.
Die Gpare fi9 BON Oronunssiinn.
6inoii aud fem ountle Seimli4teite
Wsit altem 2umpetram BARN.
Wer aber meint, baB msr, psritidelt,
go mas nit Sienern leidt erspinst
Ser 1T seboris i6ief semidelt -
Die 2abp iips, oie's fertis brinst!
g jeoes 9aus Fat au9 iein Sof9e
Mit iieb5ebe N%uaoratSoI Wiel';
Mm Mbeno farsiiirt oa's 36fde,
Tadts pirb's gum &aseparabies.
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
, 1875-05-07

itelluns bat fosben an Die peri6iebenen
4derbons, SuritpirtbI9aits- unb 0ieb=
5ndbt=V ereine, iotpie al, cinselne promi=
nente 2onbmirtbe S~abritanten BON
Nderbau-@ erdtben un6 MaI6inen ionic
Wiebsl@tsrn ei' Circular erlaNen, pel=
dbes ftd lelbft ertldrt. Semlelben lit bic
Abbiloung Der Iderbau=Sane bsieefist
uno 1T erudbrt, baB neben benz sebn
Mder sroBe @ebduoe, S6ie, Stdlie nnb
ionitise 8orri9tuusen fir bic Mnsitel-
lung bon s9austbieren, tpeffe i'm Sep-
TENDER nno Oftober ftattfiuoen ioa, ein=
Jtrittet fetu tverbeu. Da bic Meltaus-
lteaun9 ON 10. Mai 1876 erDffnet pirb,
10 Ionten 4ae oiejenisen, pel@e gerea-
lien II. ionitige Gelofrii6te etc. ausItelen
fuolen, i4on in bieier Saiion Die n6tbi,
gen Worbereitungen treffen.
, 1875-05-07
Ri9mono nnb panpiAe Giffnbabn.
Transportatipnsmeifer Offn1
Nl1msne, ga.. Is. MGr3 1875.

OttWHueEuWg BET OetIIQTel.
5ua 70. 1: Charlotte grpreb. gDsHpdrs. Der.
ldst @ttmons nm BOG D. 81; s.rlatt surf.utne UNI
s;25 gUrrn.; ss,ldst Dunbs, a, t2.55 q @.; serldst
IDanDias I'm, ! 81. Dr.; Serla6t @,.snsbpro I'm 3:s7
81. W; peldbt a fsburp I'm 6:46 n, ~: irift In
atr-etne Snnsticn IN, $3.50 Nadts Elm; trift In Char.
lotte am 9:55 ga4ts eth.
3ug@e.2. gsp Orlsans Hns stsp yurs Gryres
3us. Sawarts gtrldet gbarIstte {. IS We,a: s,riast
Air.Htns Sunettrn un $40 D ~; prrlast Salisburs
ufn 1888 V. W.; petld I Greensboro I'M 2 is n ST.:
strIatt DGnsiae urn 4:48 u. Wf.s striaet 'unbee UNI
AK y. w.; ssrld6t enrfepiae um 9:t7 absnbs; trift
tnSft& rtonb elm Int II .49 Assnbs. D;tfe: f@l;tet iG
ben 3Getn per Atlanta unb Si6n,cnp Dir 2inie pabn
Ha3 slep Srieans, Wpbile, Wcrtspm.rp, atlanta unb
anesrtn laslid,n uni fabwshii&sa guniisn an.
Ne:3. Dur4 ycasuf. Weffwars. Der.
4.4f Wa1n. eerlGtt Dnuoee urn 9:25 Nadts: peidet
Dansiue nm 9.28 Nbens. perIsBt Ureensbors UNI l24O
ytose /; perIdst SaIisbu;u nut 1858 W,ra:N psrlS6t
Mtr,s,n. Sanstisn YIN 7.O5 9 ~; trift IN Charlotte
fam mlU Sssles 5ns tsnt et ebsr!ctts NIT 3issn btrAt-
luutria unh Itlanra RR. gabn mad atlanta, Wsntas-
merp, Webi!e. Nsp Sritans. Columbia, Nusana. 81.
Sannab, W'ascn unb alien iab i6sn nns inewsRliden
3ueap.4. DarS pct Bug. Oawar4s. g.rlsst
GtarIptte ut 9:23 abtnbs, Striiet Nirlne Sunei;rn
nm $3.50 Nbs RIBS; psrlaet GaIissurp u, 1912 Ibenbs:
serldht @refasbDre NM 3.35 Wor.; ptrlast0 anpiut UNI,
BY Nor. perld ! DanOse um 6 80 Wos. ps.lsst Sur
2.22 waittass. Dieter 3us aebt lei garissias mi. Al"
Gen ser y: W uuo 8. @R. Yabn p0n 9pn@bura nnb
anesrtn fleli&en pnnitn tn Derbintusa,
5as ~ 8; evnaburs gaaasie,sus ssrlibt WiS-
BUS 80. s. 9artesfae Meernsbattcnsauo Ser
laBt BuritoiQe un, a AZ NlpraenS. trift in Hid,nn nb
Elm ua 8.n5 .Mursens.
DurS-2tdsts fnb mad alien iatlid.n unb fabpeas
li1en Yunften in taben uns @esi& burbaeHedt.
Z. ID. u. GaIertt.
lapf 1tpr SJn1tueur Nnb Supertntenbfut
, 1875-05-07
Rt6monb pOit office.
Ypf<Nrransement.
Is. October 1873.


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ud @.ee 'sona & Doansiae gusnbsbu. Tia.
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panbtlt l. Greensboro. ou.
itg; ~ -. Mntnnft $50 n. Sd. - !aS
a Y. ~. unh 1890 ". 81. ~'F'W'aB
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men. @nfunft $50 n. ID. 81 sssS
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= wefl2lub 7.3O Q. 81. ' y. ~
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ane Ssnnatsnbs, ff.3O 9. 81 m"aiteS
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a.ng ane Queen. baIbwSdsnhid' M sly,
sT"T' ntitttucts anb Sunuabsnbs, n IN ~
J, m NJ v'fi9Iae Dientass ane: gr,iiassa :
Sa"es Miber 9autpfer. Dreimor ,pSd,r,
w. ~nfunft Dienfaas Tonnsrlionaw nS
Soa"aUenos, ". VI. = WpfidIms' mcm'
'aSS' "'''f'p0ds unb Jreitass, $50 g.. b.
Canal gaaet. 0r.imal hyd.utli6.
: M"S ~ N'ttredbs, 8reitass unb @pnntaos
49,. o. e. poltl9lub. @ontaae, Mittwnaa
9, HyisItg Monte. i3unmaI trSdsntlid -
S M"u"fs M.itHedys unb Spnnabenbs. 6M
y ~ ~ ~ ~0ai@lah DisnRass une grsitaas. 2
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81 sya'an1ts M,irus,s unD @annabenps. s
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, 1875-05-07

gine6 rau in Nep=O rleans lit bon
Der eisentbiimliden fiyen Sbee beieHen,
bob Sober, Der auf Der Strabe lduit, Gin
hd9ti9er Sieb iein muB. Neuli9 iab
tie aipei alte urb bD6it ebrenuert6e Ser=
rem laufen, fpelde cine absebenbe Gar
nod erreider uoaten. Sofort brad lie
IN ben Iuf aus: ,5aItst bic 9iebe! !"
Ste Serren ipnrben arretirt, aber balb
ipieoer %entIaien.
&Sie b~ernbisten iid absr nidt babel,
lonoern tlasten tpesen Jreibeitsberau=
buns. Sie Der Grau auoiftirte siemlid
bobs @elotrafe beiIt lie pielei9t BON III
rer firen Sbee. |
, 1875-05-07

2eDD WrotberS
! Sbr betomms mebr ,.Drp @poDs" Fir Guer
Gtlo als In irsenb einen anbere GlablGemsat
ia ben @sr. @taaten.
SIR lsnfsn bsfOnpsvs bic @ufmsriiamkit
auf folssnee slstifel:
1emp Carpet (gelrsif) cine sole garb Brett
a. 25e., rettb 35c.
@esyudtsr 3smp Carpet, ~ 35e, trsrtb SOC.
| Snsrain Garpsts. au 4Oe, Sos, &C, rs so. IS.
GOO. ST, $i.fO uub $t.f5
Ibres-YiY CARPET IA $t.25 unb $3.50, tpeytb
$3.50 unb $t.6O.
GnsIi'b 1cpaslry 8ra0eIs Carpet su $3.50.
tpsrib$1.5 so.
0iR CARPET au 65e. ipertb 6Or.
COMMIT 4aminsn Tspoi6e BON 50 bic SIS.
Cocoa Mating gu 60 unh TO-, pertb IS unb
S5e.
gBaGe-E Sud- son 40 bls s5e.
Wa&s.1u& Sa%minenteSptbe ~ so, 75e. ST.
1925. $3.50, $f.75. $2unb $3.50.
TirS's we DIAPER. cana Qeineu, 3u Is, 80.
IS, 40 As unb SOC.
8aumwoaen Diaper au $t.25. $3.50 uns
$i.75 per StlG BON 10 garb.
5udabad Slider gu $t.25, $50, It's, Z, 2,25.
ESQ. 3. bis gu SIS PER DuBenb.
DcoIiss. eHte 2einsn, ~ go. 75e. unb ST Der
Dnssnb. rssrtb 75s, ST uns $l.5O per
Dupenb.
Cine aso6e @aswatl BON CHAINS & GlpaFs.
@aeat- BslaB In alien Der nenefrn Mpbeu.
Nubtas su 80 Ste, parsn biats III rs Gis,
lnseblsiGts gettiGsr, suIe greite, ,u % @ts.
tpertb IS
@eblsidte BttHi1ey, scue 8,tite. ~ 81 Gts.
tpertb 40.
bleidte Ieinene getttader, spQeg reite. AZ
IS Gts. tpertb 81.
ssinsns aoeitidsn, II gars brett au go gts,
SnsIiides ebssiOt Sentencing. IN 20 gts,
frertb IS,
Dumsaie @insbams, su 10, 12a is unb f6s
9ett. lleDer5iiee BON 10 Ste, bic SO.
ss'nsns Drilling hnb Dad son 1853 su so
8srfssesma@ts Damien. @nsiiss Bon SO bis
Bsrtiessmadte 5smbsn, NaGtfittel, DrsTina-
Saeanes, Gcritt-@pSsrs untS9IrBeu ~
tebr nietriaea Yretfeu.
@effidte R~leiounsstide fir fleine Sinbsr
budabad Slider BON $3.50 sis $40 ser
DuBenb.
5antti6er3eus BON 10 his IS Ste.
ItlHta1er nno Sif9sD amast, im allen
Aua!itaten gu iebr nisbrisen yrei1sn
2titeeden> gang Woae. 3u 81 tpertb ST. so.
Ytarn'eder1 in GROCER Maswabl, ale iebr bill.
Is.:.
eeint"s boyli.s, su 49, Co. 7s9ts, 81, 1.25
uub $3.50.
Matusrapbii9e TaGer an 10 Gts, msrtb Is.
sPigsn S1apls, gpibsa Saequss unb
Sbetlatp Sbatpls in srpfer Musmab.
gin poles Eager Son Iramer. Waauu.
Matten III alien 8reitsn unt Qualtaten.
Oel,n9, @uss, Mais uno @inspp sbabss.
0rilet, 9dSenrer unb Cologne aTsr, ouh
Saitentiher Grtraeten mne Seif,a in
srrBer @uswabl.
Wabmal1 n.Nabeln ~ 40 nnb 30 gts. Der
padet BON lie 10 NapeIn.
pas bette NabmaiGiaen-Ssl au Is Gts per
6laihe.
@Iart's pnb Goats epool. Gotten, au 70 gts.
Pc PuBenb pber 6 Gts per Gid.
Wabn' akblnen- Wtta6ements at ST. per Scr.
GIansn' In onsn 0neuitdisn. tpe,R. .o,b
bIan, ssan, sarsirt eeiysift ssbrndt Iba.'
tr u". Spto.U antn.
Canton BlaneQe In alen Qaalitatsu. BON 125
~ 40 Sc.
siu srsbss easss BON Belt Wisss-Dsd. biai.
ger ale tt.
Geblsi&ts uno unesblsidte 8eMia&sr. 6enssu
3tngs. au itbr nisbrtasn pr.i(e.
Aaulfnee BON dneeren 9adsn. bic niti abb.
var hne unb tpsIte ~ Zen niebrialen
Wrstlsn nar III Cal ss.sauit tpsr
ben.
DE auftsdss rsrtsa prsm. ausasfabrt,
3letne Waf.is fansn eus& Die pea a.ianet rss
osn. Wu 10 %bsorteTt. mn6 sas YoRseIb ein.
stfanbt tptresu.
141i
| NtSy B~rsterS.
, 1875-05-07
WsfayafSoSNWhSs
AMERICAN ALOE

9ttfts seltisfs Tnparat ~ Der Dur}t eu
hinsrtfanifden aloe (asavee) t%strirt, 1T elm aIsss
eatintS c;tblinsssstrdnte Der H;srobntr oes Csbirs
ss BON ap.ni, Taerits uns fiolihem 1alifornia,
10 bio TfanJe mafR unb etbeibt. Die scrtissn
ttr3ts Recommendation ha1tlbe bsianois ais elm
tttmuiant une Siurttit IN allen &ranss
BETTER, rptl1e folde Nettef trbtifnsn. elmer Der
eisentbiirier %etrftlbsn, wd6rtne elmer Nunbrsis
surH WieIifs une Salifcrnia Der sinigsn Sabrtn
erbielt non sintn, fpanifbsn Tater untsr Dem Gle.
nj Der sserf&ritssnbeit oas orisinat=Stjspt Der
eubsreimns. Die Gisentbinsr btItlbsn sF.huN
n eem alesmsintn qubIitum In Der Soffnine, bat
Fin onertannter @lertb an Der Eifs ets fiatn
Detans, Surh Gsbrau6 an Der dtlantiiben Rifle
Hfsistrt iptree, ea fe i~ttrjtust iinb, bae &isfts
ptilmittel ale elm MSbltbater Der MtnfGbtit auis
triE &tine unftbtbartn eissnf1aften srrpsiftn
Nd s.s.d o0raptl, Cout, 1ronilbsr Ebsumatisnlas,
k.tipkntt @aAeEubi, SlamlsnA &olid, Obaruts
eonen Der gSlas, Der Ritren une urindrt Oreanss
esssn Dpspspfio unS aIsemeiHe 9Grp6&s uns In
SaQens no bic etbtnStrofts i'm Ginten tsoriktRs
u fttn Cebrau4 mo erfeie etHtIben Mob-A<N
RiratulSS uns unibsrtrcfen.
Die Estrifansr balttn Il FIR elm atfelutsS ~vss
SiIszssiluitttl pen &eur6utie.
.Mnesihaxa.
ais Gin Diurstie sintn GtISf.t vcr In e1nsas
6ttnsiak pc9 3uderpaftr crtinal ess Tags, peg
Ar aeablHif. HIS elm o timulant, ron sinsus
Aalben bic 3u einsm sanyn wsinelaft ps1 nit sts
sutnis aBaHtr 70 oft ais nSthis.-
e1aminirs ben Gisstl auf eem Stspnn faxstdfs
% une a~tsr,a,os DID, sas eah.lbs porter nid1
oebrcdsn.
Cole, qrtit Hirs . H'sen efstni&iHsrn fir bp
hsrsn Sjaf1sn une eiass tssah!s. psna bh5ssAee
essl6osbra&t Wssosns
, 1875-05-07

(5~ortiebuns.)
@ar praftii6 pube ie Die NaIe,
Spit tpiro en- Singer anseiebt,
Dfit 8raaie re4ts. bann lints, aeblaie,
Oas fein 8attiitu9 fommt sulebt.
Nnn fdllt mer's gar net Elm su lase
OaB Seoe, bier lid 10 betriis,
Sd pdr ia bitter an5utlage
Ser uebeltreibung, ooer Gig.
Gn Gentlemen is bier, pie braube,
So in Der san5e ,peite @elt,
gn Wenid Der niemals liist, unb auBe
uno inne ii& bibi6 iauber bdlt.
Da is fem iibsrtriebe Gleibe
ct reipcftirt e fremo @ebeg;
Still 9ebt er, bDfli9uno beI4eibe
uno iEuft feim Weni9e in be Wes.
@as BON De Serrn, gift bon De Dame;
Sie fein' Mmeritanerin
@ebt fIu9, beIdeioe, t~usenoIame
uno wiroepoa our1s 2ebe bin.
uno zines tann i'd gud nod iase:
Y Dame lam 5u ieoer 3eit
Ilsin bier auf Die StraB' li6 mage,
Sic itebt i'm S9ub bon ale 3eut.
Sd mo9t feim fre6e 8ensel ratbe
sic NIT me Bid su inlultirn
Sas gilt fur ale Stdot unb Staate,
Wdr oas bel eu6 net ein5ufiibrn?
nnb man6er Serr, mad resem 2ebe,
9at, bieoer ld6elno, Ell er itarb,
Ser Masemeinbeit binsebe
Was ct Dorber BON ibr erlparb.
81 Onfels iino bier iebr bon Iube;
Sc fiae mibiam lib Die Sid,
Inns oann auf einmal gu perpube
gu irseno einem cole 3wef.
, 1875-05-07
@tott NinmDnb.

YUIf5ei = &sri9t- JcfseHb'
Tale fauTen 9Eftern In bisfem @eridt'
sur 8erbanoluns:
Ssnrp 8alentine, ansefla9t 2drm
gum 8eroruB Der Na4baridaft semadt
sn baben, befoblen inierbalb "a Stun'
ben bic Stabt 5u perlaien.
Sobn Sarris, ansetlast bas Rinb bes
Ri9arb Jorreter .ues9enommen nnf
p~erborsen gu baben, e%ntla7en.
Sobn Smitb. frunfenbeit, iuurbe 81
9eitraft.
, 1875-05-07

Gin Snoianer. Der rur Deuti9 unb
GneIif9 ipreden fam. erl9ien Dor Rnr=
sem in Wabi1on, @ise. 9erIelbe ,pur=
be nGmlid als Gino BON einem beuti9en
Wiiliondr an9enommen unb fam fait ME
,uieoer nit Rotbbauten Sulammen. Ser
9eutidinbianer traf in Wiseoniin feline
Gei6wiiter wicber, fann ii4 absr mil
benielben nur in Der 3eidenfpra9e uns
terbalten.
, 1875-05-07
Batter OerteI bat Iid aui's pro

Batter erteI bat iid aui's pro
pbeaeien 9eIe9t. gr iast gum 8sijpiel:
Ser gauge Sanbasel BON auisetldr=
ten Ratboliten, proteitanten unb 8rat=
uuritiuoen mag bieriiber laden; Der
Weltbranb fommt bod. Ser Branb
BON Sobom uuo @ommorra, BON S.rne
1alem uno Gonitantinopel, BON Mosfau,
9ambnrs uno gbicaso 5inb nur 0orbo@
ten bes allsemeinen WeItbranbes. .
Qejer bentt a BiBle nod"
, 1875-05-07

Gs ioQ seltern Giner AM rSpelins
fieber" 10 erfrantt iein, baB man ibm
f~orttpdbrenb Gis auf ben 2opf lesen
imub. nm bic 0ersudunssn Der 3unse
einigermaBen CUR &ube gu brin9en.