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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
FACTS AND FIGURES.


Cleveland handled ITO, 0OO, 900 feet of
lumber last year.
Pittsburgh lost &2sO, 900 by fire last
year, with $3.50, 600 insurance.
The decrease of cotton shipments at
Memphis this year was 1000 bales.
The obsequies of Senator Sumner
cost the State Of Massachusetts $l9,227.-
66.
The savings banks in Maine show An
increase of deposits the past year OF
$1,000, 900.
1T is estimated that $8, 100000 was
lost during the year 1874 in the puDlica-
ton business.
A new census of Rhode Island Is to
be taken. The people will stand up and
be counted.
of champagne wine 1905 bottles
were imported into New York and Bos-
ton in 1874.
On the LIST of January, 1875, there
was in bond in the United States II $780,
S3S gallons of whisky.
Italy imported, through the port of
Baltimore. last year, 6,376 hog>heads Of
MARYLAND and Ohio tobacco.
The amount of printing and wrap
ping paper manufactured in Maine the
past year will exceed 100000.
The foreman of Cincinnati brewery
gets $4,000 salary-the same as the
Chief Justice of the United States.
The value Of imports at Boston last
wear was $49, $50, S06; in 1878, sc, All ,691,
decrease during 1874 of $40 $40, s9l.
Since the beginning of the current
year $50, 600, 600 in gold and silver have
been exported from New York alone.
-Cuba's sugar crop is weighty mat
teri 600, 600, 600 pounds. Enough to
sweeten about fourth part of this very
sour world.
There are III establishments for the
manufacture of pottery in the United
States, employing GIG hands, and hav-
ing an invested capital of IS, 294 1903.
"A heavy squadron of fiery steeds:
The total number of locomotive steam
engines in the world is 45,667, of which
l4,223, or nearly one.third, are in the
United States.
The farmers of this country now
number 5000, 600, constituting nearly
half the voters; with their wives and
children they make up more than half
of the 4O, 600 600 OF our population.
The annual statement of the Rhode
Island savings institutions, thirty seven
in number, shows the total amount of
deposits to be $48, III sol, gain Of
$4,000, 900 in the past year. The number
of depositors is 2s,350, gain of 5,226.
Illinois postofiices, during the last
fiscal year, issued 134,SSS more money
orders than were issued in any other
State in the Union. The amount of
money received on these orders was ST.
5l9,524 San average of nearly $11.55
per order.
The civilized nations number 56,289
sailing vessels, with 1888 ,63C tonnage,
and $685. steamers, with 3,471, 079 ton
mage. England, America, Italy and Ger.
many lead off, and France comes next
In three short years, as one of the fruits
of her disastrous war, the number of
French vessels has diminished over ,OOU.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

A NATION OF DYsPEPTIcs-Wel live
fast-dissipate in everything except
righteousness, and fill early graves. We
drink all kinds of poisoned alcoholic
spirits, and swallow without mastication
pork, grease, and every conceivable car
bonaceous, soul-dwarfng, life destroy
ing, system-clogging, indigestible food
Dr. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT
TIERS cannot stop this in radical man
ner--but it will remove the evil effects
and the recovering patient, with fresh
pure, vitalized, electrical blood flowing
through his arteries and veins, will have
clearer head and cooler judgment
which, coupled with experience, will
cause him to abstain in the future
Good, nutritious, digestible diet, which
the most delicate stomachs may take
can be found in cracked wheat, corr
bread, tomatoes, raw or soft boiled eggs
baked apples, boiled rice, PLAIN rice
pudding, corn-starch, rare beef, nnlttor
and poultry. With VINEGAR BITTERs and
moderation in eating and drinking there
is no incurable case of dyspepsia. p
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar, warranted
pure and TO preserve pickles. A superb article

= TIE NOTEWORTHY HoKsE-NAll Co.'S
" Finished" Nail ia the best in the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

JUST CAUSE FOR BEING ALARMED!-When
a cough has been running for long time,
and you begin to feel pain setting in upon
your Lungs, attended with tightness across
the chest, it is high time that you should
awaken to the danger Of your disease, which
is fast running into fatal Consumption. Now
before it is too late use Aliens Lung Balsam
which will cure the disease, and ell will be
well with you.
For sale By all Medicine Dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

AA00UAA HABIT CURED Al Home No
Publicity. Terms moderate.
Time short. -Four years Of I'M
~ UOuvu paralleedsnccess. Describe case.
400 tesotl0is Address Dr. 4. Marsh. Quincy Mich.
&0AA and ex penses o month tn agerAA Address
06VV A. l. STODDARD. JoDesvile. Mich.
AAUDDR0E ATERSrHoRoueHLYC CURED.
Cheap quick no suffering. m
wonderful success Describe case.
- UOUvU d.. Armstrong, Berrieu, Mich
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

At 7 Address Z. r. Cochran Middletown, New Castle
Co, Del, for free catalogue choice peach trees.
A00 Small fruits &c. Bottom prices Choice varieties
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-The February
number of this gem of youths publications has
been issued. and il 2lled with the choicest Of
reading matter. "Schoo' Dave at Edgefeld." by
Helen c. Weeks, IL continued, and there are en-
tertaining stories, poems. etc, by Mrs. Geo NJ.
Kellogg, Clara G. Doliiver, NJ. c. Grifs. Emily
Huntington Miller and other able writers. with
several appropriate illustrations Terms, postage
paid 81 50 a year; two names al one tine, 81 rs
each: five names ut one time, 81. 10 each. postage
included Excellent premiums ~ canvassers.
Published by JOHN +. MILLER Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim.
egar BitterS are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma.
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
the Sierra Nevada mountains OF Callior-
MIA, the medicinal properties OF which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause OF tho
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERs7" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers lis health. They are the great
blood purifier and life-givinS principle,
a perfect Renovation and lnVlgorator
of the system. Never before IN the
history Of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BiTTERs IN heaiing ths
sick of every disease man Is heir 10. ihey
are q gentle Purgative as well as ionic,
relieving Congestion or lnhammatIl,o,n,. OF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, In biilous
Diseases.
The properties of DR.. WALKEn's
vrKEGARBITTE are Aperent. DlaRnoretic'
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter Initant, SuoorAc' AAtefa'
tive. and Anti Bilious.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

Vegetable Pulmonary 3alsaml Noet 40.
proved, reliable and well-kuown remedy for Courha
Colds and Consumption. Get the Genuine Price 81 :
small SIC. CUTLxR BRos. Co.. Boston.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

usbr iei. 70 f5nns Ger Satbplif Die Wus
ienfapt nur mod Iieben rpessn ibrer
8ersangsnbeit.
3em @Ottsspisnfe ipobntsn aud
etne 9rObe 3abl Inslicnner bet tren,'
alet6 ON porberaebencen Sonntag BON
cen aneIieanil@en Ran3eln Srforp's
bsftta, ia In u~nmdrbiesr 8eile sssen
cas- unternebuen Der Ratbolifen aettirt
rueroer trar. Merfwircis In mandsr
Dtnft6t eri&eint bas urtbeil Ger 1tmss
absr bte Setter. "@ine aufaasnre. unp
fdr uaande @emitber melandOliiGe
3erolution TN Ret6e bes Tsnfsns unb
Der 0efdble miro bur6 bic eou uns
re9ifrirte Gbatlade Der Ginreibuns
elmer fotbpliiden Stride tn Srforp unp
oer eatst sebaItenen Rere tesst@net.
Vcr psniser ais prei6isSabren mar Dr.
Wannine elmer Der beliebtsfen preots
ger in cerielben Stapt. aber Don gang
uerfdterenem Gbarafter. Gr rpar EMF
Gsffpreoiser pielsr protffantilGen uni
Serfttdt, uno unter zen pprtrefFidfen
Mdnnern, tpel6e bamalS tie1es amt
befleireten, par ct Der ausaesei6netften
uno Serebrtefsn elmer. Der betpors
ae&snre 3us on Or. Mannins par
eamals, oa6 CT slei6iam Elm prcoutt
Ger untyerttdt Der 9ypus zines Wanz
mes su fem i6ten, pslGsr eas 9eprdae
res l%ccialen, Iiterartldsn, pbtlofopbiiden
uno tbeOloeti6en 2ebens Der untperTs
tat in jcner 3sit an fd trus. Gr uno
ote uniperlitat paren eeeenleitts itoI3
auf einauter." Die @enpuns. wel6e
Or. Mannins nadmals madte, erreste
cen 3orn Der D1fmeS" natirlib tn
nlat minefrsm Craze, ais lsin bsu!ises
Anftrsten In Srfore.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
Sine t>unberbare T19nua

siebt it& In BEN merfwirpisen esbens.
laufe bes enBliiden Cardinals Wan=
ming funo uno miro tn elmer fdraliGen
8e9ebenbett neuerpinss an BEN 1aa aez
leet. Man l6reibt namli6 aus yons
bon BON %. Noptmber:
Dos 6aupteretente Der 0c6e wo,
BITE @inDetbun9 Der 1leuer fatbclifden
Sirde In Srforb bur9 cardinal Mans
ming. BET ctefer GeterJi6feit bieIt eas
tatbolilde England sewiGermasen bsers
l@au iber bteientben Ietner Gcnoertiten,
rel6e ebsmaIs an bielem Sibe Der
Wulen ben Stupten pblaaen. @ebt
man bic LANCE &etbe Der BON BEN fatboz
ltl9en Slattern m~ttsetbetlten Namen
aus BEN setfli6en uno Dem Qaiens
6tance cur@, 70 earf man 1aeen, bas
fte etnen beesutenben She'll Der beribms
tsfen GVueetsn BON Orfcro reprdlentis
rem. CARDINAL Wanntna, trel&er benz
BON benz Sii@Of BON Birminobam, Or.
uQatbcrne Gin pshen DiSceIe Srforc
liest), cslebrtrten 0p9amte b~eipobnte,
btelt cine 9l6n3enbe &see, Bel we!dsr er
gum Isrte bic BEN plalmen Oapsp's
entIebnte Desiie Der 5o1l9uIe Don Or
fero pdblte: Dominus illuminate
mea-be 5err Ia meia Si6t. Don
Oben, bemerfte 3ebner, eebt ein roppel>
tee 0t&t aus, Elm natirltbes uno iber>
latGrli@es ; belize beerdnSen cine be-
fcneere Oronuns Der Dinse, pie natars
lt6e unb dternatirlfGe. Die Isstere
9tn8 purd bic Sdnee ~YerIpgen, bic ere
fere warc bic sur untenntlf6teit emit,
fsIt. SIN Gbrtfentbum frablen belize
tn neuer SdSnbett; aber nur in eerls>
rt8en Gcrm Der Grtfli6en Nelieion,
tpel&e bte fatboltlGe Rir1e reprilens
ttrt tncem biele es TT, bte beipe Srps
t,ateen rte auseinanrer bali, 70 aud
Dsrteetetet. als cine 9euhte fatbolt>
l@sr 8ifeni@aft fanb Srforo i'm Mits
teIaltsr oa; bod Dor bteibuneert Sab
rem babe et1 GROCER Sturri ben Boeen.
auf Dem Der Baum Der alien uniperfi@
tat ltatlo, bon Der alsemeinen Stride
losssrtfsn unp wsssei&wemmt. Der
alte Wabllpru@ iet ausrpines aebIies
ben aber ca man feline s5ttiihe Stims
me Der 8abrbeit msbr Ssrnebme, sos
Dalein 0pttss In Srfpro uur cine 6ps
y Otbsle fein unerl6atterIiGes Gripm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
@idbtiA fir Oenti6 Mmeri=
faner.

Gus DeutldlanD pfrb folsenbes NIT
setbeilt:
Dur9 baS peHtl6e ReidsSN ilitairs
eeieB III befanntlt1 Die W5sli6feit se>
eeben, pprmaItge Deutide, wel6e h
Deutfblano ibren Aufentbalt nebmen,
unter sepifsn gorausieBunsen gum
Wilitdrpienf beransu3teben. Bon
Seiten ces Rei6sfan;Ier : Nmte6 III
Darauf 9eDaGt senOmms, ucrcen, boz
bic 4npenpuns Dieler 0ori6rift mad
abereinfimmsnten G~ranp1dBen erfclee,
uno namentIi@ in 8esus auf piejsni@
gen perionen, pelde mad ben Gefs
leBunsen pes 0ertrases NIT ben 0erei>
iaieten Staate1 pom %. Gebruar 1868
als amerifaniiae Staaisanesb5rfge am
erfannt rrerren miGen, anoerleits aber
tn Golge ldr9err als 3reiidbrtaen Gufs
entbaItes IN Deutl1lanb ale auf tbre
am.rifanif9e DECENTRALIZATION per3tGtIei'
ffenp, aneefeben uerDer t5nnen. NaG
BEN BOrtlaut BEG 9ertrases BON 1868
f6nuten fc!Ge perlcnen inter ben ers
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
SIR abipreebenbe Gcbwdser.

Das leBte 6sft Der In 2cnccn CT
i6einenDen Contemporary Neptfu ent-
bdIt einen nit Sa1tenntniB unD grocer
Nube eei6rtebenen Artifsl, relGer Nres
perif Darrilcn gum Verfafer bat, unD
Ger pUlttDtfii6sn pblclopbte, Der moo
pernften Gorm pes Wotertalismus, pae
bcroltcp Felt. Dem Mrttfel entnebs
men mir fOlsenees b5dft tea9tenswer>
the urtbeil iber ben EatbolicismuS.
Nabpem oarrilcn bemerft bal, vpae
ptele Setten unter ben Gbrifen tbre
Nslisiuu In Dunif auflSlen cper ibsrs
lpannen", fibrt CT allc fort: ~Gine
triflt@e Stride seist in Der Ibat etnen
l6arfen @esenlaB 3u Der be5st@nst'n
lenoens. Ve entber eem Beftreben
Der lbrteeu DenOm!nattOnen, aus ibrer
eigenen baut at fabren, uno etnen
neuen Ar9imspespuntt su fnpen, bat
Norn, pte In rstnem Aetbsr ftebenp, ietn
etaenes Syfem befimmt unO iyfema>
tt(h Sur N%uebilpun8 gsbra1t. So
Ysr!eibt ieinen 0laIbensfOrmen erSBere
Sd6rfe unp Bat ie nit taunenswerS
them Wutbe auf ale prObIeme per
Delt ansspanrt. aaf idmmtli6en
9sbieten Der HeItston, anf zen, Der
@laubenslebre, pss guliu5 une BET
Reeierune, namentli6 in leBtersm
punfte, bat Der RatbO!iclsmus fi9 feis
ner feisen 3uridballuns unD Abs
ibwd3uns b~tneeseben. ur3weifelbaft
II ct Don leinem Stanppunfte aus bier
i'm Rsdt. Sener foltpe @sneraltab,
pelher pom 0atican aus Der san3en
tatbOlti6en Nrmee tbre Rt6tuns pOr>
seiGnet, uno eem e~esenGbsr Der Stat
oes 6rn. .. Woltfe alS cine gar feline
Mal6ine fb BARTLETT, bat l6on LANCE
ale Rraft parauf oerDenoet icben
9dapen am fatbplilben Srsaniemus
ausSubsHern unp ben Wedantsmue
letner Diseiplin aIs untarelbaft pars
Is feuen. Der ,unebmsnpe Gtfole bic
les grcbartiesn untsrnebmens, bieNi9.
tisfeit css valtfatbOlil6en" projectea
uno auer auf Hebeutcn sertdteten Ser.
Jude baben Zen Sspets seltefert, wt'
pabr Der 9an;e plan, unp wte feb,
ct bic Stimmune Ger Setter eetrofer
Bat"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

uno tbut, Wiuipnen Nuesn tepaten
isres leiner Ncrte, iepen feiner S6rits
tie. Nuss psrseibt eiele erpee bemUfras
tide Naticn ibrem priirent:n: Sci
renidaftlidfett unb 8s6tbaberei, pie
bel &nDrsp 9obnlon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rie BET pierce uno Suhanar, ODER UNI
feline Wanieren wie bet 9inccln, aber
ben Mansel an eble, @efdtlen. bod
ber;iser @%einnuna unb aud nur ben
Nnldein pom lalafer Moral, Das per-
seibt le niGt. Dos entwlrpiet fe In
tbren eisenen Ausen eben(c pie Dor Der
sansen Welt.
Cine neue Gatalit1t flr ben YrdG.
renten III bic NbfsBuns oes 5fentliden
AnfIdsers i'm 8bistsys prOssb 6eneers
ION. Sie 1T nt&t uneere6.fntiet, "a
perislbe fi6 in ieiner Nntlaae<R ere An>
peutunaen auf ben prdiirenten erlaubs
te, bic minrefens perfribt, jepenfaus
aber taftlos waren, ba er pom prdfs
rsntsn leltit gum Dtenf in pisisr Sa9e
aneeftellt mar, i'm Namen pes prdioen>
ten banpelte. Nber b66f fatal fIr
Grant III es, oab sr rtslem fdbtsen
Dame ben Auftrae nsbmsn muete, rte
Wbisftp uebsItbdier su petfolssn, eeras
ne In osm Nu9enblif. MO letn 0isbline
Sabccd Dor @jeri6t fommt. Mag
aud ras gelanmte CABINET nit rielem
Sdrttt einoeritaneen lein, mag man
lbn aus Rlfndten rsr Liseiplin bill,
Iisen mt6en, 10 miro BOD pas eanse
eanb iaesn: .Oabin fibu IS, wsnn
man ltd in ldlsdte 0sleuldaft bssistt
uno fir eieleIbe partei nsbmen mub
ODER nur ce1en pereIhtls miro. Nsr
f6 in @sfabr beS'ebt, fOmmt rarin
UNI !"
unb Ger Wann-io barf man NIT
Bus uno 8edt Obisen Artisel erednsen
Der Wann, meldsr Dem omsritani@
ibsn 8Olf Elm 70 awsireutiseS Beilpiel
etebt, matt ii6 an, bemleIbsn Yplfe
ssseniter ben S@u!msiiier su ipisIsn :?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
Die Srnuen anf Der WseltanSs
feann9.

Monder 9elsr penft BET bieler lie.
terldrift wabrldetnle6 slei9 an Sem.
peren3z Ndrtinuen prsr 6Irlpre6ertn.
men pss Wetbsrftimmredts ; ater BIZ
8%etrsfsnren trren li6 pteb Dial, benz
e6 miro bert6tet, paB aud ~perfdnpta'
amertfantlde Trauen f9 an Der @elt.
ausffeQuns In philadelphia betbetliesr
reroen. Das bstrsffnpe Graueneom,
mtttee befebt aus anBelebene1 amerifa,
nil6sn Grauea une bat fcleenbes pro.
gramm aufssReut:
Das Trauencepartement Der Nus
Teuune fol- Elm 0tlo BON Dem eeben
nos rte Grauen auf benz @ebtet be,
yhobauerfunf, Malcret, 9iteratur> In
Der 1stserapbie, in mebantl6sn @rfn>
Dunsen, tn feinen 5a~ncarbeiten, be,
~Ionpers aber aud In Der 8obltbdtis=
felt, In Der 9rsiebuneaa = in 8esue
auf zen 6ausbaIt IsirasT e''%
Namsntli9 fol- ad ''
ides 8o9bud selha In
pem G:auer aus auep< {.
staaIsn 'mitarbsiten So cot
pisies Bud etne srinnS osies
runs Ger enslt6 amerr : Sl@e
cen.
Die Qeiitunsen Der Jrauen auf rem
Gstiets Der gr3iebuns iOuen uOr3u9Ss
wsiie CUR NnlGauung fommen auf
&letnfinoerlduIen unb Sinberedrten
loa babel oas bauptauesnmerf sert6>
tet rpercen.
Die 6rauen Der eansen seittstsn
WeIt perpen uui 3ulenDuns pom pbos
tcsrapbieu folder pobltbdtisen Anfale
ten sebeten, bic Don Grauen 3sIettet
rreroen.
@Ieidseitis beabfdtist mon, eth
BUD, entbaltenS Die Biosrapbten Der
terpCrrasenpaen Grauen Der Der. Staas
ten, beraus3useben.
unb trcB NQecem fnb bic wirfltd
prattil9en uno lraferen 6ausfrauer
curdauS nidt oaS prcpuft rerorttser
Observation-Disclosures, ionpera aus
aanS ancerem Stcfs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

fOrcerli&en 0OtauslsBunsen Obne rei@
terss gum Nilitairpienf beranae,csen
iperoen. 9ncsB lca BON Dielem 0ers
fabren In Der Resel Nbfnrp BerlOmmsn,
ui'o eem3ufclse perlonen Der bessi6nes
ten Nrt nt&t Cbne rpeitereS suni WiIts
tatrrtetllt beran8euser, lonDfrn sund9f
Dor bic 8abl seReat nperDen, entrsper
IN Oeutl6lanb tu bleiben uno fi& Ger
WtlttdtrpRt6t ~ unterUerfen, roer eas
@sbtet beg DeutiGen Rei&es binnen
tur;sr Grif su osrluGsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

Jn Bayern baben pie Stdrme
70 arg esrdtbet baB na6 BerfGten Der
t6nis'. GO~rarevtere Die iinsfen @ino>
brudS Nnfdae tn cen Stants palcunee1
pes Grantenwalpfs ca. $4,000 Nals
Ienflafter betraSen. Die Stdmme fnb
s%r5btentbeils NIT Der 8ur3eI aus Dem
8epen geriIen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
SIR GarbimaI Hanieber

es6sn an "a. Nep. in Dien eineetrrs
tenes 0inlteioen aud in cisfem Blatte
eemelrst putoe, percen Yon Sette Der
fatboliider prefe In europa 70 ebrenz
pole Naarufe eemipmst pte IS nur
gum Anrenfcn rabrboft stOBerWdnner
~ eeldeben pFest.
Solepb Stbmar Nitter .. Naufder
par eth SObn pes Gesterunesratbes
eleiden Namens unp purhe 1897 oes
bcren. ST wanote li6 anfdneli6 mad
8unid unb Miuen res @aters Der
Sur;Spruoens gu, sing aber mad polz
Iencetem Nsdtsfueium CUR EbeOlpsie
iter. Sein aussesei6netes 9alfnt
madte i'm balo bemertbar ct rrurre
Don Der SseliOrse, Der ct su 0ittelrorf
nddf 8ten pblae. abterufen uno aun1
Sebramt btftimmt. Sn saIsbure be-
fano fi6 Der nunmebrise CARDINAL ut,p
Jdrf GrSbiidOf BON prag Griebri.p
S@rarienbere, unter fstnen eifriefen
81 tlern. Sp1ter ertbstlle CT benign
bersOs Gran3 Sofepb, jeBt resierenpen
Batter pen Osferretd, pbtlolopbilgen
unterri6t. Som Gr3bilGOf unp pris
mas sOn SaIsburs gum Sifdof BON
0to3<Sedau frnannt, bsflsipete er rifle
bobe Waroe nur furse 3eit, UNI fe aIs-
baIo NIT pem etsbtl@bRidsn Stuble in
Bien Q835) gu oertaulden. Den
sarrtna!sbut DerIieb tbm sc. 6~eiliafeit
papft Plus TX. i'm Sabre 1855, b. I.
in cemlelben Sabre, "a cas nunmebr
aufgebobene Goncoreat unter leinenAu>
lptcten III Stanre fam.
Wit benz Nbl6lu6s res @onceroates
batte er feline ltberaIen 0s9ner au UNI
cerlSbnli6er 8einoldaft sesen i6 nno
ieinBert paa8erufen, uno als pte con<
lfitutioueQe Asra uno NIT ibr oie 9rss@
freibeit 1870 ibren Nnfane nabm, mar
er cas- anerifsCbjsct oIsr firdenfeinos
Ii6en gIemente. No@ lebt sS In aler
grinueruna, uelWee nebnmab BON
8srunslimpfunsen uno 8sldimpfun1
gen er 3u srtra9en bate, in rpelher
Betieer carritirt uro psrnddtiet rpurpr.
Nidt mtnber robe Srstsu Durpen auf
cen Erttdnen oes parlamtntf6 esfeiert;
pie u%nwi6fnofen 0Olfsuertreter PER-
ptenten fi1 ibre rbetcrtiden SpOrenf tn
Der 8erb5bnun9 ees Gonecreates unb
ees Miener Sir6enfIrtsn. Die roben
Ausbride erbittsrter partetlstrenldaft
erprsbten tbm oft Neubsrunsen oaterz
liben Beeauerns, EtemaiS aber Wcrte
Ger 0etbitterunB : uno wenn er I'm
niscerDferreitil9en eanrtase uno I'm
6%errenbaule our Nbwebr seprdpet mar,
10 mar ietn WOrt f9neicts unD iber1
seuseno Senue, UNI. Die @eBnsr ~ MI
perlssen nnp 3u en~tpafaea. Als pie
eonfsfionslO1en Staatssrunoeeleee,
S1ulz uno gbeseieBe 1867 auf Der
1agssoronuns rer bfentIi6en Disfuls
lion ftanoen, rsrlommelte@ areinalRaus
fGer Den pfetret9tlpen Gptltcpat un1
li9. unD pertbsiptste bic Ne1te uno
6reibeiten Der Stride In ptsrerbolten
Aorelsn an ben RatlsL Die fa9liG une
ipraHli6 als uuerrei9te Wufer ras
Waa fonnts ibn srpar Yerb5bz
men, mat, rermodte atsr ntdt, 1eineNr>
3unsnte 3u erlddttern, wie ia nod ME.
malls bas 9idt Ger 0abrbett. eas oft
In Die @ewinsn aQsu erel btustnleu6.
let unb naber @icerlpru6 erfdbrt nit
Der Alde nesatiuer %ssifunssn erfidt
pezpeu fOnnte. Die gil65fe tparen
,leroinss eesen ben StrOm Der libera>
en- gsrbeBuris anb asttaticn maGts
90, pie fe aud pie reuefe SfrGsnaes
eBssbun9 ni6t 30 bemmen Sermcdte.
Auein CARDINAL 8aul6er braGte es
au Gtanbe, baB bic Matee1be
'es Sabrss 1874 niGt mad Der Gacpn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
Sad @nroRa
Gorreipomoenaem

unb @%tnfenbuneen ~dberbaupt dnb fets
wtufCmmen, beienpers iber Seoeben>
beiteu uno 3ufdnce IN Selfdiseenen
Ganbsstb 'tIen ; bod miGsn aue Gin
fenounseu pom gerfansr untsrSsi@nst
letn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

fr1hliGhe NRihuatht

fr1hliGhR Neihnatht
uno freuoise Gefseit iberbaupt pdnIdt
Der 8anberer alien letnsn esftrn.
Nene Mbonuemtcn
fSnnen su ieber 3ett eintreten.
Na@ Guropa
iusrben su jecer 3eit SefsQunesn cuff
ben @anrersr, sesen gurausbesub!uns,
an8enpmmen.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-07-23
Personal.

AKy CanRhey and lady, of Charleston,
W. Va, are visiting their friends here.
Mr.. o. B. Sperry after a lengthy ab-
sence, is home on a furlough from bust
sess.
Miss Carrie King. lMs regret to learn
has had recent attacks OF hemorrhage of
the lungs. --.,rFr,C r7-g-
A. F. Sperry, Of the Neaos, is spending
a three weeks vacation at his former
home in Iowa.
Mr.. E. W. Savage, expects TO leave
town nexl Friday for cleveland, where he
takes passage on one of Wards Lake Sd
perior boats for the Northwest. We wish
him pleasantjou
The Rev. Mr.. Torrey, OF this village.
by the breaking Of the rocker Of, a chair
upon which he was sitting, fell and broke
an arm that had previously been frac-
tured aud had not become sound. The
fracture was reduced by DR.. King.
A private letter. from 1t. Carl Calkins,
dated on board the o. s. Stmr. JuBiata
Hamburg, Germany, July lst, informs his
friends that he is having very pleasant
time in rambling about among the cities
and objects of intereit of the Old World.
While he has not been entirely free from
biliou affections, his health has been in
the main, good. From Hamburg, he ex-
poets to sail for Sweden or Denmark,
and to return during the fall by way of
England, calling at some of the ports of
that country.