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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.-An nervous dis
orders. chronic diseases of the chest, head. liver,
stomach. kidneys AMI blood. aches and pains,
nervous and general debility, etc, quickly cured
after drugs fail by wearing Volta's Electro BELTS
and Bands. Valuable book free, by Volta Belt
Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

OPPRESSION after eating, headache,
nervous debility, are the effects of indigestion.
One. or two at most. of Parsons ParJatfUe
Pills will give immediate relief.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

ALL invalids should write to L. IL.
Parks. W~aukegan. H., for Glen Flora Mineral
Springs circulars. Sure cure for Dyspepsia.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

A VIRGINIA distiller lately converted a
cave and a hollow tree growing over it
to his purpose of defrauding the revenue,
the tree serving as n concealed chimney.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

GET the best. The best Elastic Truss
IN Pomeroy's, TAI Broadway, Ny. Write for 1t.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

% lie Nitltltu, DuJ cutt ldiIlN IL TIE
ROOM. could Eot reTr2SS 4 crT OF ainlZe-
ment. Softly-carpeted, Authenticated,
"a bright fire cracking in the stove, a
dainty supper spread upon the table, the
room was cosey and CHEEKY enough to
coax a smile from the grimmest lips.
Yet, when James Franklin sank into
the bright c~hintz-coverad easy-chair and
looked around him, everything was
strangely familiar. That vas the parlor
carpet taken from the nevcr-Opened
room below, those ware the parlor cur
tains freshly irOned and starched and
held back with knots OF broad pink rib
bon. The bed, bureau, wardrobe, chairs,
and all were his own, polished till they
shone again. The snowy ~bed-linen, the
white counterpane, the bureau covers
with their knotted fringe We're all his
sisters work, stored away in chests since
she died, long, long years ago. Even
the chintz on the chair was part of some
old curtains he had stuffed way in a
lOng-forgotten corner of a closet.
st IS very comfortable, and you are
a good, thoughtful girl" he said, looking
round with a keen appreciation Of the
added comfort. Il wonder we
thought of using these things"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. n. y, Sept. 2S.-ln the Court Of Appeals
MSticr. ags Brown.-Motion to place
calendar; {, NJ smith for motion, J. Albert Wilson
orr0s i; the Court to0F the papcrs.
Hciman ag The Mayor Motion TO dismiss appeal; olVes
cr"ns" ~ DISQUALIFICATION TO appeal Parker d.
: r In oppos ZION tho order ives stayed.
Dart .r The Village OF Hambnrg.-Motion to dismiss APP
Hpsals ,om olltrs-No 255In the matter OF the apri
burn Of counsel appellant AMI by samuel Hand Tor respond
emit - , NJ, a. ..no,,or., 40, r,o,,,s Canaan.
md sno-Appelants submitted.
General CalendarNo t09Jarnes c. Holden ard Others,
eppeanis agt John ". BIrrha and others rospondsRs-
ward H. Hobbs for respondents.
so 7-TLe People rel tho Town OF lloyd and Ors ap.
iSrts =. TeisO X Hopkins Controller &c, resp01d 3.
Rchardson fox appellants John Herman for
coseis oppcsbr or not; II argument will then be allowed
No ll3-rhe Niagara Fails Suspension BnIse Company
ast Henry Bachaan ann 1e:rfssse'
ACT Andrew r. Roberts and others implicated, &C. appellants
Upon Of Charles Baker for respondents Judgment
Van ySchten ut g. s appellant 81
10 IS|Tohn ". Rcr executor &c, rcponfent aPt John
Harbeson al appellants Argued by Maeo SanpDono OF
counsel appellants and by Richard OGorna Tor respond
PROCLAMATION made adjourned to Wednesday, Sept
Decisions handed down Motion granted with cos-Alvord
's o,ioo yTonted without costs-Long agt. Warren
Notion denied costs proceedings can be had
until suit is reviycj.-Vroolnan agt Shephcrt -,
costs 0, reurr and $40 costs u opposing this motion
judgment alrmed with coesBrown agt. Post Asor agt
Judsnsnt reversed AMI trial granted, abide
eyentsOurye1 agt The Mayor Inc haI"ay fasseISr iS
me following day calendar Of the Court Of Appeals for
Wednesday sept 20 1875 Nos l04 49, 2CJ ~ 49, izs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
THE BOOK. FAIR.


1t is now decided, after much uncertainty
and several posponencns OF the proposed date that the
supnle,ueutary Book Fair will open ut Clinton Hall on
Thursday Oct 21 and continue through the following
Wednesday All the leading New-York houses VIII be
represented. The special sale Of JAS r. Osgood Co..
wlthdraws them from the Fair, but most OF the other
Boston houses arc expected TO take part The Lppn-
colt house comempates like special SALE but has not
yet decided the matter the philadelphia trade jealousy
1,iec 10 coming to NewYOrk do any o. It's business
Trlycl rs report that the Western trade Is eager Tor
Fair and will be present in fui Tic display WI Occupy
since the statloners will be represented, although
there is lOnc talk OF 81 i;oncry Fair 10 follow Hmed!-
aIsv me m "a and terms those OF the July Fair
with some notifications 10 tho lime for the delivery
OF foods and the method OF settlement Of accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
DEALER N FORCED CHECKS ARREsTED.

On Aug. 70 TWO cntCJIs, LOT pZOO anu TzIo
respectively, were presented at the Mechanics and
Traders Bank OF Brooklyn by Martin Quinn and James
Garfield two OF the District Telegraph boys, for pay
ment and the cash handed to them. subsequently,
WAS aimed that the checks had been forged and
on making inquiry Of the boys it was learned That the
money was paid over to the who had engaged the
boys in certain public business places where lie was
entirely unknown The boys taken TO Police Head
quarters where they gave description OF the man,
and Detectives Tleman and Keaiy were detailed to
work up the case. Early yesterday morning the boys
called az Police Healquarters and stated that the
who he'd given them the checks YVES in dinngsaloon
on the Bowery. Sergeant Mciven OF the Second District
Police WAS with the boys and arrested the man. VINO.
on Deing taken Police Headquarters Yc the name OF
George KUtscher age 23 years, German seaman. re-
siding ut No. 100 Secnndayc. lie however. recOg
MED by several officers under other names, and was
taken to court yesterday afternoon and rellanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
AUDITING ERIE ACCOUNTS.

Ex-Judge James c. Spencer, the referee
appointed to audit the of Receiver Jewe OF the
Erie Railway states that his report not yet complete
The OF testimony which he has TAKEN and the vast
amount OF detail necessary the arrangement OF the tes
timony and the preparation OF the report he says have
compelled tho delay. The order Of the Court requires
that he shall examine all the vouchers pertaining to the
accounts, and this would require the labor OF month
o has sgnied desire to be released from this portion
OF his duties, having proved the accounts In other
respects but yet he has received reply from the
otlrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
THE FAST MAIL INLAND.
= "A. rJ;,or ~ Ths Tribune

SIR: Probably the residents of the Rondout
Valley in Ulster County, N. Y, appreciate the improved
mail facilities great degree rs any other conmu'
nifty in the state The valley Is situated about 30 miles
from NewYork and has communication with the outside
world by of daily kne OF stages running from
Kngston Eilenyille Heretofore, on account Oh TIC
failure OF the mails connect with the line OF stages u
after publication. The fast mail trains thanks 70 NJ
Jewell have completely changed the situation, mal
matter now coming through direct instead OF lying over
nsarly day at Kingston Tho people of tue valley reA
ize that great stride has been made In tie way Oh @
prOvement. 90"
Accord Hcw- York, Sept "a, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

n n.b M xvas counseI His cIiept Morris Isaacs. wcs
with debt for property So.ss from mo-, bsys
Goldsten: The witness found ms cent NC c'd niles from
the city Il the time o. the alleged purchase .;
He bad warrapts issued 2f w she wss aurbt
and charged with perjury He never heard any , m e.
monv Of the last witnesses and stated that the only salts
faction he could get at the once was
that the prison were before ms case. ., ,o.eo
a The members will meet at the foot OF ,1
Island There they will continue the taking OF tesu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
A GIRL FATALLY BURNED IN NEWARK

Miss Bertha Bake, age IL years, servant
employed by Amz Person OF No. 172 Planest, Newark,
was burned in n shocking yesterday and proba-
bly, cannot recover. She washing clothes in the
doory ard when her clothing took lire from charcoal
furnace She was Immediately enyeloped in flames and
rushed up stairs Mrs Persons The latter. with
her child in her arms in attempting to get out Of the
way of the burning girl, fell down the stairway and
severely injured herself and child. Several nelglibors
then ran in and found the girl lying in the hall In
conscious condition. her clothing almost entirely
sumed The flames were extingushed when it was found
that she was literally burned 10 u crisp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
DISMISSAL OF THE HoBoKEN ABDUCTION CASE

DISMISSAL OF TIE HUBUkEN ABDUtTIUN USE.
ssThe examination yesterday before Justice
White IN the OF Ellen Dumont, charged with abduct
ing Ellen Hayes revealed the fact the father Dennis
Hayes had committed perjury. Mr. Hayes guilty OF
habitually ill-usng his daughter, who frequently
forced leave home to escape her fathers drunken
fury The prisoner had frequently given the
girl shelter, and finally offered hep home
and taught her dress-maing. Mr. Hayes demanded that
Ellen should return home, and the prisoner advised the
child 20 NewYOk and seek shelter at the House Of
the Good She pherd whore she now L. Judge White dis
perjury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
ACCUSED CUSTOM. HOUSE OFFICERS DISCHARGED.
On August 6. CustOm-hOuse Inspectors Lem
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Charles Gomez and George Gomez, charged with
having 400 unstampe cigars III their possess were Lei1
yesterday in 70 y bail each by COMMISSIONER Shields
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday.
heorc Recorder Hackett James Mccarthy for burglary m ihs
;ird Cgr.e sentenced u state Prison ior 22 years
francis Colotte for he same ohense was n 10 Sat fic
Tor Years Titus and George Holman, for grand
larceny were aoi Prison Henry
sent State Prison for iva
years Michael Beci, .or similar OGensc, sent 10 state
lrDn John Daily Tor M assault ALL D@lteys
was cent to the peDitentIary fer year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
A SECRET OF FINE LINEN.

"Jake, whar you git sch fine 'brOidered
shirts as dat you had at dc meen las night " asked
Pete Jake stood the postoce door, trying TO stick
bent brass pin into the back OF his paper collar and
anchor chat article in position.
"You doesn't pear To 'preshate my circu stanccs
PeteW
% nos DAT You Amt yearned nun money 70 buy de
buttons dat shirt nod ye-I 'preshates dat "
rejolned Pete. .
You's OF do track. Pete and dar you'n stny tell
yoro nudder gifts ter be washerwomm! You bear
dat
Pete sgniHed that he'd heard enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

month without board. The white laborcrs whom
they have to employ to save trouble are paid from
$50 to $40 month and boarded, and the officers say
they do not do rs much work as the Cinnamon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
nECISIONS-SRpI. %.

Supreme Court hamb9s-By Judge DOnohue.-
Teo1ore Yos ACT Elisabeth Yost; Meyer R0thschd ag.
Julia Rotl4chd Annie lynch ss William Lynch Celes.
and orders confirming reports and granted decrees u
divorce 20 the plaintiffs. Stichnoth agt Stichnoch
decree 10 be settled.
Common Pleas-Special Terribly Judge Loew.-
sia"ce Trimbie ag rrinble Judgment Of ipL's3
Iivor,e granted % pleintiM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY. - All, Well. Mrs.
Jenkins them lives longest sees most but az Often
lion and goes rood deal further than hobualed boot
ar 4 quart pot, says LII London Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

supRYNY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a Erie Railway Co agt lG6. Matter Of Fifth AyeDus
c;onld T. Church.
IL .Bowery Nat Bank sgt l61. Matter OF the ohuicb
Drake. OF the H.
10 Focclh agt. Tuinelh IT'S Hermann ast horno-
s5 IyeFgon alt Stevens. man -
81 .GO0drtdgeagt Lane.& 2O2 Palmer agt Morrison
lO2. smith, &c agt. Kinney 49, &c. 49,. ~,
2of Snieton asl. burgess
III platt assignee. aet 2lO. Adam AIT. Adam.
$780, Van Name 2i3 Daily agt. Gilsey sc.
1872. Matter 81 Lynch 22I. - M snn ag' ; ohns'4h
1854 Matter OF Hamilton $50. Matter d hasAih
1855 Matter OF the Oh. AID
SEssIOSS- HACkBrT, Recorcer;-mhk lymsky.
,inSa and battery Thomas Flood Francis Elliott,
picharJ Dnnoyan lanes o. ren robbery VIM Pitzsnnons,
prep felonlOns assault and battery John Coreti
Joln Murphy John Bryson, burglary; May Burns John
Mackey John McClsren George Myers Lavnia lynch Ahns
Martin Frank nasOn, Ernest DasmisaI Ibouas "1tso.
t,eorg. W Howard Edwin smith, Thomas Watson. GeogeW
Howard Danel Rearlon, EdSard Cameron James nsioS'
ileIa n, an Vim Schultz n. cray, joseph sWson
Francis Kennedy, Benjamin r. BARBOUR fanlck hiS'"ioS
Kale Monalan. ChrstOpher Martin srahd I'Icony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
CALENDAR5-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUar--CHAnBgRs-DoS J.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

unS ReGt felt Jatrfn urs seseR clue ttrar.
tise 1erbinbnnB ausselprrNen babtn, retl
bartn inter aGtn umfdnbsn fur BITE tatbo'
lif&en sGulsn bic srbsts @sfabr liest. tas
fs ttren tattpltf&en Character Serlteren anb
ebenfo rte tie antsren Gretf&ulen YFanj'
fdtten bes ~unslaubens unb Der StttsnlcFs'
felt trsrben3 unb 3war Ia bteft @efabr uni
70 GROCER. ts asstr 3useadnbntGe man an
fdnslt& ben 9atbpItten raaGt, nell f& bic.
felbtn bann us 70 leiGter tdufNen laftn.
0abrlt&. etwas e&limmsrss. tSant.n bic
8stnbe tr &tr4s tnlslten ntAt aattnn.
ale tpena Re fsl&e SeretntaranSea afse'
rtein tm 2anbe tu Stanbe brdGten unb ba.
bur& bic lattsltf&e Sussnb, ste faafttsen
@eRerattcnen Der 3ir&e tn ttre @eralt BE.
fdmea! gs6Gte it4 bod bic G~rtsuatnis bic,
ir Gefasr bel aasn aatbpltssn, Sa9a brs'
Den! 90 tantsit E& babel nm sine sa&s
BON uaermt5ttGer Sraswstts, e bantslt fd
UNI bic game 3utunft Der fattoltf9en atr&e
IN ben Ser. Staatea!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
2:893

biefert glcd uns ben reuen Sdufern ODER.
palb lasen. Daraaf fsl bas 8arbins
Opsrntaus. sn Der Ratnfrabe tebnte 90
F6 bic sur 8ousafra6s aus unb ssrfSrte
Mass 3stf&sn Dafsinstoa unt GeaSe
Stra6s. etnf&lisstiG Der Rsrbltits bsr ga
ibtnstonfraee NIT al ben l&bnen unb eldn'
tenpea RsFben3en an btsftr praGtppnsn
Gtraee.
Die %reetptertanertirGt an Sefnfon.
Mstnue fclsts tn BEN 3sraSransswerfe.
I'm Der OtterRrase brsitste Is R& por
Abasa's 3aus mad Der teutl&en Retbett.
atnftr&e aus. bis 90 Court ausfrase er.
rst2te. Dar& bic unSstturen anarensun.
cen Der 8eanten wurbe benz gerluf tes
Gcurttaufss Sorsebsust. aae ReRben,en
runb teruna wurben etnssdfGert.
Sobalb rtan rnertte, has tas Gourtbaus
sersttet war, warts e. elm @aftn Der 3u.
fa&t fiji ~. 4! X bet Aa&barf&aft Sob.
nenben unb Der Sof rtnssatt tSasee i'm 41
nit Rcbtiten aler art anssfaat. 9ts jskt
nab tur 3pa SebssfdGt 3u bri@tsn, ater
stsls g~erIesunsen tura 8raatwuaben unb
antere t1n8tadfaGt.
@letH tu Gnfans bee 9ranbes trurte 8.
y. Darts, gu&baltsr fur Rersan gres.,
tn erfadaas fetnsr YFf&t set6htet. or
suate BITE Sa&tr Der Strma aus benz bren.
nenben &aufe rettsn unb iparbe babel 70
fHredtH perlest bas er bstnate fpfcrt
aarb. Der anbere G.t6Stete mar Gtas.
Dunn. elm alt:r Rann, Der ron ben faIen.
ben Rauern bes 1arstass Operutaus CT.
falasen purb,. Ts3re,t3 dae ppngeinbra.
den fns bsri&tet. isbo& btsbtr feline Hsmen
eeSeben.
Das aaen DisecnFner geran1aunasrrt.
fensen rotlbetannte Ca Belle 6aus n.ba
Der GpUtbefe bes 9srrn OafleY unb 2arta.r
fewte Bsber's s&ntttwaaren9anhlu ns Fnb
eth &dub Ser Tlamuaen.
Wtr babsn tstn 6euerbepartement unb
bte Glammen battsn sore Sreibett, pbaleSn
sts Burger sifrts an Der eSf6uns 6erllben
arbetteten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
8ermii6te Na6rt6ten.

eonson, l. @at. Srun3bff&e unt
easlti&e Sancaenbeots fab mad Neufunt.
Lamb teprptrt wOrben. urt bic Streitsteiten.
pelde ,ptf&en ben IifGerlsuten ierer Bet.
ben Tattonalttdtsn btefen gommer aas,u.
breGen brsten, ~ p~erbinbern.
SIN rem guaters 8ta. 3Oblenberewsrt tn
Nsrtb Stafsrbfbtre e~rtisaste f& Yprtsen
Srsttas RaGmittas Elm fGrsdt&es nnslad
bar9 "f&lasenbe @stter" Sic Witter.
na&t raren 3wStf 2stGtn beraufaef&aft
pprben unb nod % gersl.uts bsfnben f&
tn ben @rateh.. cbne ba6 man tcfen tann,
fe letent loren Santlten ptebe3useb,n.
epdtsr: Die 2stGsn BON etnunbptersia
@rate aleuten fInb aus BEN Sunter,6tn
4oelenbersrerf Bet Rortb .Gtaforbftire
berScrsetult rcrSsn. Die RstRen berielben
ttnteriaGen tutlretGe Gumtlten.
Serltn, l. Rat: Der G%ultusmtntfer
Or. Salt BAT I'm sreusif&tn abseorbn.ten.
eaufe ben tn ben DspefGen fGcn erwdtn.
ten @sf.ssntrurf fur Ste Nuf9ebuns Idmut.
lt&sr rsttstbfsu @sncfsnf&aftsn in grsuesn
etnsebraHt.
Der Gntrurf befturtt, bab ktefelten lei.
ne nsuen RcStien -~aufnsbHen tirftn unb
f& btnnen feds @onatsn mad annabme
btsfes @efesss G~u16ftn mlEsn. Cine tbetl.
retfe Ausnatme btlten Ieltst6t G.nrFeH.
faaften. wel&s fiG NIT Der G~r3tetuna Der
Sussnb unb Der 8%rantsnpFss. befafen, bod
fSnneu bic lesteren i~eber3ett aufsebpben wer.
ben. Die aud ferner sebulbsten Orben .uer.
ben untsr bic 0seraafR&t psn tueltlt&en
gerssfesten seastt, psl&e bic Reateruna
ernennt. Die Slofersltsr rerben ni&t Elm.
Setcsen, itecG bio auf @site,ss pom Staate
p~errraltet.
Der Gssseutuurf betrefs Der gerpal.
tuns bss gsrmSsens Der tattoltfGen Ges
raetncen selanste keute an terfeIten Steae
jur brttten 2sfans.
Dem yreustlGsn absscrbnstentauft sutrb
ron etneua ftiner ausf9afe elm @eessat.
ipurf rerSeltst !rerben, uelGer ben Mltfattc.
liter etren jtrer numertfGtn @tdrte ent.
fpre&enben &ntbeil IN rbmif& .fat9cHl&en
GrtstbSfsn unb &tr&eaeintanften F&ern
fen.
3wet Dampter serun9lidt:
Der Dampfsr ct. eufas, aiee lesten Conn.
tag auf fetner Satrt son a~eapsnrortb,
3ans., mad ct 2cuts, auf etnen pfiler
Der ct. Gtarlss Sride unb Ssrf1nf, NIT
bemfelbsn elm Dussnb Rsnf&snleben.
Der Dampfsr GonfusIO serfanf auf ftner
Sabrt BON Glerelanb. s., mad Gbteaso, matt
etner 0aburs gaufetntn unS mebrsrtn@ en.
ften.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

fam, aber 8dns iiGer. ~ elnena Gtpas. mel.
dee melt fAltuamer Ia, ale Semanb warbe
erwartet baben.
0eHeraI.AniuaIt 8ialams, bic Saupt.
aase, wel9e has S&nappfddlerttum TN
Gabtnete bes vrdRbentsn Grant setabt bat,
To iest sladlt& bsfeihst. Setn Na&'
folser yterrspont 1T itbsafans bsfsr ale Ct.
Vterrepont, sebcren iua Sabre 1917, tn
Connecticut 36Slins bes Gale Gsnsse, Gilt
fhr etnen Der beRen Surtfen Rsw gorfs.
@Strenb Der srtsn YrdFpsntf&aft @rants
mar CT etne 3ett lang SunsssanwaIt fur
Bet iablt&en Dtartft bon Mep yprt; ct
leste itnts Amt fGon mad etneut SABRE ute.
Der unb bat fein ntues b6beres Mmt iebsn.
fats ni&t ssfu4t.
6fauli9. SIN Salias county, no., per-
fu&te tarslt3 ttn batbpa9asu Sahse,
@emercs geesins, ftinen Batter. feline @ut'
ter unb fttnen S&wassr au ermcrtsn. Der
Sun8s bate f4 NIT etueul chen 70 iunssn
a~ntfrttantfAen Ddm9en serlett mar rptbsr
att ns& s~eruaSSenb senus 3u betratpen unb
fuHte nun fetne game Tamtlte aus ben, De.
se 3D. faunaen, M, tn ben Seis tes Grbss ~
fsmuaen. AIs istn plan sntbedt trurse, CAB
TON fetn gat.r cine SraGt Srisel NIT Der
TfersepettiHe, f&entte tbm so Dpaars unb
iaste tbn aus benz &aufe, tn spelbent CT f&
nte uaetr feben laffn foa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
q .nte=Mnsf6tem.

aaut aatltGsx Rittbetlanaen bee lant,
rtrttf4aftlt&sn gureaus 90 @afttnston 10
IS In bteiem Sabre In Tolae bes fratsren
Sbauuetters unb Der tarauf rieber felseu.
ben Sdlte uni ben @interwetjen fGtsGt Be.
felt. SIN ptelen Gtsenten fab bic @tnter
faaten sdntlt& serntGtet unb mafen bic
Selber unaseSFast unt NIT antern Sri&ten
bebaut werten. Dtss 10 narnentlt& tn
Obio. Snbtana unb Nt&tsan Der Ean. SIN
Rt&isan. Slinsts unb antern Staaten
babsn BE YFrf9bdume fGwsr sslitten.
SIN Siete wa f&cn Der Gait sefiesen unb
btefeltea Tnb but6 bic wtsber etneetre.
tene &dlte RON sben Bis urten aafsefprun.
gen.
aBos fpeete1 ben Norbwsfen antanst, 70
brtnst Der .Sntsr Ocean" Nott3.n iber bte
Grnte- AusF&ten unb Ben Stanb Der Saa
ten aus nats3u 400 DrtfGaften bes Rorb.
peaens. SIN Mtfoart finb BITE @et,en. unb
6aftrfauten BON 9euf4reden arg ~rattssnom.
men trcrben unb far&tst man wettere Ser.
~tssrunssn. = OtapFantunsen taben fstnen
S9abtn selitten. Sa @.seenfn aeisr ser
@%tnterretjen In 8ertnssm RaBe fA be-
fddttst 8rabiabrsweisen..wtrb ebsn sefdst.
ObRsFan3unssn baben bur4 GrOf seltttsn.
SIN Snbtana fab @stssn fowcbl ats Rosssn
unb Gerfe tur1 Spitfr6fe beetntrdGttet
nerten; man ertrartst nwr talben Grnteer'
tras BON ben %testssnannten betben @.treibe.
ferten. @dnstt&e @tbsrnte 1T NIT Be,us
aaf Otf 3a erwartea. SIN 9anfas 10 nan
bes fpdten Trdbiatrs talber NIT benz @ats.
pFan3en ta Radfanbe. @st3en unb 8afer
Retsx gut. RtGtsaa serfprt4t TT ObR
CUTE Grnte; @eten III TT ptelen Geeeneen
burH @pdtfr6Re gang set6btet rcrben.
6afer unb Rats tpie fletnsres Obj Fne tn
9ebrasta lSer 8alte erlessn. Ginats're
G%rnteausfGtsn nit Be3us ouf @etretbe 70.
wstl ais Obf In Mtnnefeta. SIN Soma
bltsb @ei3sn untsf&dpist wdtrenb @afsr
anb Gsrfe fart selittsn baten unb Otf
mttleren Grtras serfprtGt. lMtnterwsijen
RsSt fGteGt tn Satnets unb serfprtat muir
balten Grntesrtras Ia ben unsifsn@ esenben;
aud Sratiaerswet3en, 9afer. @essen unb
Gerfe tateH eelttten. Sbf an9etenb,
aett far cline sdnsltas Mtssrnte In Aus.
i&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

&aibingtsu. 80. Mprif. gPaisr Rstert
@ae SselsS III BON grdfbsntea an etene
bss SerROrbenen Gensrul ebtrss ;um Ober>
aablmttRsr Der Mrnase srnannt pprben CT
IL Elm seborener wenHfplsaat ct anb BON,
Stabe bss @eneraaisutenant Sbetbon IN
Gtteaso. Z
Der S~ndsrr6benban Serfpri1t inSatnpFs
euapersufcmmen, 3un66R 40, ben Bebarf Der
@aben3udsrfabrtf Ia 6retport au tedeu.
Der Dsuif&e an3eiser In Sreepsrt fGretst {:
SIN Der 1dbe Dor esna, eoran unb Barren
taben R& faon stsle Barmer bersit rfldrt
3udsrrattn. 80 ltsfsrn, unb % tf ID tcfen.
bae Mnbere. rel&e In Der Rabe Der Sab,it
rotnen uns benen bic 8itenlteferunasn
lst&ter unb wentser foafptelis s.nadt rer.
ben, benz satsa 8eifptelt bfr FARMER an Ser
Sninots Gsntralbatn ntrslt6 BON tier fol.
een.
Sa GIgin. Satacts, suurse etne neat Ct.
tsn3 Orstnana bic @ttdsren aaf 80 Dol.
lars fsasufesen. aas arten BON Gyielen, 70.
wte 8arten, @arfsl. Domino uub anbtrs
Gtanse Sptele In Galeens ;u ssrbietsn,
rurbsn mtt Z sesen 4 etimmsn pa(art.
Die anfnasmeats ~ oen PsFesIetea,
mts ft In bisfe sessn ben S4lus ees br,t.
unfsierit8afn GensrtGss sura bic serstnts
St6tisfett Der Gsnatoren Somlin unb
@amfts inter 9eitilfs tsrer 9rabanten elm.
sefamusselt, ertuetfen RG fertsefest als
eS4f ssuinrbttnstub far tie erpree Com.
pasnten, tn beren gang bsfcnbsrem SntereGe
mad bsrette bes Defteren genaa@ten anseu.
tansen aud Der 69massel berertaeutst NJ
fstn fNetnt. Inter Der neutn Rate fir 9sa.
fa&ea britttr 8lafs uirb bic 8efSrbuuna
pon Bullion aus zen scltYrpbuetrenben G..
btstsn Der VoR gang anp gar snt;psen une
an bic Grpree. Gompasnten itertraseu, une
bteft rereen 70 TN 6tanbt fein, BON gerfsu.
bern bret bic bier Nal 70 ptsl iu perlanoen
ols bisielbtn fraber ja jablsn tat,en. Daa
amlinf4eAmenpfmen fntptdelt flo lana.