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SUNDAY, SEPT. 6, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

At MinneoIp and International Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
huntsville, Houston aud Galveston. Al
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the Ell
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, 1875-05-24
Msntaa "a. Mai 1875.
@tdtt Ninmono.

poIiSei @eri9t. Sulgenae
0dle farsen por9yltern in ielem@ eri9te
tur 8erbanbluns:
Miaiam Miniton, @eiesiibertretung,
enttnHen.
2ena 2~inbinburs, ansrif auf e.. z.
BRETON, entlalien.
8. &. preiton, Ingriff amf u. 2inoin
burg, entlaRen.
George Gpans, anseffaet ben Mi-
9ael Moran nit einem MelIer sefioden
5u baben, bis auf na4len Sienitas per=
idnben.
Guian &reasb, ansriff anf 2issie Nr
der, entlaien.
SOiepb gr@er, @eiesibertrstuns, snt-
laIiem
81. $. gurrsB, arsetlast Elm papisr
sefali9t uno eerludt gu baben es als
adt a.KSuseben. Dahelbe mar cine
anmeilung pon Gebriioer Maen aui 8.
u. Barrier & Co., gu @uniten oes Sbc-
mas Moore, gum 8etra9e BON $47.2 3
unb NOR bonn "a. 6ebruar 1875 ansges
felt. Ser 6au purbe bis ouf ben eritel
.Wontas in Stunt perihoben. Ser Mn=
sstIaste ,unroe ni9t aaf 8iirsi9aft ent.
Iafien.
, 1875-05-24

8iebmont pno arlngton 2ehersper-
ii9erunss-@ eIelf9aft. @te man aus
ber anseise ber Obiesn 8erli9eruns er.
ieben piro, bat Die @efeal9aft lebr ra=
i3e Jortl9ritte 9emadf unb in 6 Sab
rem es su $4,000 8olisen sebra9t. 9r,
Darlington, ass 8rdIibent uno Ser,
@omarSs, aIs 8ice=9rdiiosnt, lopie biz
anberen 8eamten, bemiiben ii9 bas Sn=
ftitut auf cine iol6e SObe gu bringen
oab es li6 in Die &eibe Der dltsfen Der
artieen Snititute itelen fonr. IS lint
iebr piele SeutiGe in oemielben perli=
dert, pas nomentli6 Der suten Ncqli=
lition, welde bielelbe sema6t. inbsm il,
Den Serrn 9ermann &Oppel aIs oeut-
i6en @genten angslteIt, 5uSuI6reiber
lit. Ser @ereral=Ngsnt, 9err s. 6
g%oparos, 1T tets bcmiibt, lid ieiner
pli6ten aufs 8eite gu entleoisen uni
1T ibm Elm grocer She'll oes @rfolsss Del
@eieuj6aft susumeNen.
, 1875-05-24

Ginen Medanismus, wel1er bos
seipro6eneW ort uumittelbor ME-
Der I6reibt, bat mad Dem rWeltbonoel"
81. 9uppinaer in Mdnnsroorft am gu
rider See %erfunoen. Ser @runh9e-
oanfe beruht oaraut Die Gprodmerf5eu=
&c nidt nur gum Spre6en, lonbern aud
unmittelbar mS6reiben gu sebrau9en
Ser feline bD1lt linnreide Medanismus
- miro nit ben Spra6or9anen 10 in
8erbinoun9 9ebradt bab Die gelucgun=
gen Der 3unse, Der 2ippen, bes Gut
mems, II. !. / ~. li9 auf Den Medanismus
iihertra9en, oellcn @lieoerung Der Mrt
it, ooB Die m~itsetbeilten Bepesunssn
auf Die Sbeile zines eigentbiimliben
5hreibapparates tpirfen. Ser fleinen
Mo}6ine entrol1t mdbreno bes Spre=
6ens elm idmaler Yapierltreifen, au5
,pel9cm bas @elpro9ene iofort lbipars
auf lpeib, in Observation-Disclosures
gu leien lit. Sic S1riIt beitebt pie
Die sep0bnli6e SeleSrapbenl6rift, aug
9unften unb Stri6en. ga bos Sn=
itrument nur Die 8%efuesunsen berSpra6
orsane in 5orm Don S9riftSeiden mie=
oersieLt, 10 1T es gar ni6t n0tbis, Iaut
gu Ipre9en; man fam oaber Die Ma=
i4ine sum Stenograpbiren beniiben, uno
bat einfa9 jebes Wort oes &eoners laut
los nad3ulpreden, UNI bas @eb5rte bnr1
ole MeaI4ine seihrieben 5u erbalten.
Ser Grfinoer 9laubt bab ieinSnjtrument
~belonbers in Der bier anseoenteten HiG-
tuns Sund6t praftii9e 8ermenouns
linoen biirfte. az
, 1875-05-24

Ser Mutomatii9er Signals telegraph
lit in Sbdtisfeit. Wir folsten Sonna-
bend Der 9itieen ginlabuns oes Serrn
q. M. s. Yapnter. I'M ben Signal
3elesrapben arbeiten gu Ieben. Qlls mir
in Der Office anfamen, fanoen mir Die
Mitslieoer Der Nreiie unb einise 6rsun=
De 19on antpe1enb unb Iib laben an Ell
ner i96nen, ~elesanten 8uble giswaner
nit ben n0tbisen 3utbaten, I'm ii3 5u
benz ldweren Werte gu itdrfen. Gs lpur-
be namli9 gum 8epeiie, baB bic ginri9
tuns gut nnb i'm Die @enauisteit unb
S9neaisteit gu seisen, cine ambulance
BON GranfenbauIe beorbert, wel9e Is
Minuten, nahbem Die S9nur bes &as
items, ben mir f9on friber bel9rieben,
geaosen, Dor benz Saule itano nno ale
l1tenllien gum 8erbinben zines 0er=
iuunoeten unb Meoisin fir &ranfe nit
fi1 fibrte. 9oftor Sanna besleitete
bieielbe, Inn i'm Tale, ,uenn tpirfli9 Elm
2ranfer ii9 irseno mo bcfinoen iolte,
Siilfe gu leiiten. gs ipurbe Der Softor
iosleid einselaben berauf 81 fommen,
Tim, ba fem anbe,er Granfer an.peieno,
Die @efunbbeit bes Giswaiiers sa uater-
fn9en, meldes r nidt gang rein fano,
ba peridisbene Grbbeeren unb Nnanas
BARN i9wammen uno bailelbe sinen b6=
1eren seilisen Gel9mad bate, bod er=
fldrte er es, ipenn mdbig seno1len, Der
MeSunhhpit niht nnhtheiIio.
@as nun Die NiiBli6teit bes Selesra
pben betrifft, 10 itimmten @le BARN
iibereiu, oaB es cine iebr CUTE Grfinoune
iei unb ii9 dig re@t brau9bar ertpeilen
piiroe.
Die ambulance bonn &rantenbaule
lam BON 6 Yldben in Der Staot beor=
bert tuerben, namli9 BON Der &i6mOno
nnb petersburg, &i9monb uno Greoe~
ridsburs, g~befapeafe uno Ohio giien.
babnen, Olo Dominion g. 6. 2inie,
Banners @ieBerei uno @utbomatie Sc.
Iesrapb Office.
, 1875-05-24
Mus;u9 aus benz amerifanil9en Stis
5ebii9el4e, BON @eorg Ismus.
(6ortIesung.)

(6ortiebuns.)
Sic Sraue Die beribertomme,
9tet met gang jung, pom Waterlanb,
Sinh gegen MIles% ein9enomme
uno 19impfe als, es is S1anb.
Sic Waia psroirbt bon oere Seife,
9ie 8lume bdtte fein @erud,
9ie @09el tonnte bier net peife>
unb Gienltaso tuarn e wabrer Stud.
gu mdiiris udrn Die BruhetrelIe,
gu loder fin bic 8appestDpp,
unb Quetlde fras mer fem su elie,
uno Die &artofle bate &nOpp.
gs ,pdr fem 2anO sum Ginsema9e,
Die Yirl6ins oebte l~huer9ebn,
Sie 3miwel9er, Die tbun net Trade,
llno aud Die @urte linO net i@een.
Oie Gdlper batpe O9Iefno9e.
Sie @dns bic bdtte tbrani9 5ett;
ssSn bene Seero q II mer net fo9e,
@ann mer nur beutl6e Sippe bait!
Se tbun aud bitter ii9 betIase,
uno TONNE in e wabre NaaI1,
Sid nit me 9anse 9aus gu PLACE,
Oabsim - a bat mer iein gtaal1!
yao9 lsbt fat met Sam' pcr3dblt,.
sic lebt erit bier felt enc Sabr,
Gin bic nit eme Saus li6 qualt,
Wie's brine bel ibrm 8ater mar:
SEES. nne bat en- &aufmann s'mobnt,
6or gidins, feline &ds III Wiirl6t,
uno opebrimer bat setbront
Sn leiner Seaetaal4 e 6arl9t.
(Gortlesuns folSt.)
19~ Der refine bon mir ielblt impor.
tirter dhtt 2ebcrtbrau. (Soo 2iuer SlD
anerfunut oaS bette. 8. Wasner.
, 1875-05-24

Seit GINGER 3eit lit es iebr in Mobe
9efommen, bab uniere Danen Die 3isel
felbit in bic 6ano nebmen, benn mar
fiebt iie tdsli4 in ben fleinen nieorisen
Bus9ies bu,1 Die Straben p%araoiren.
ginise periteben Die Glbruns re6t gut
unb Die Sbiere i6einen aud su mi7en,
bab tie elmer 9ame gu sebor9en baben.
0or fursem nod iaben mir Elm altes
itOrises Waultbier, ueldes binten uno
borne ausl9lus, dig aber feline @ebie=
term eriaien, mo-, es 10 sabm wie elm
Wenih.
, 1875-05-24

SIN sansen fiab, leit bic gpiscopali-
fen bier tasen, Die Yrooutte, Semitic,
gier namentli9, 10 I'M preiie geitiesen,
bas Die 9ausfrauen ole tlasen unb nit
S9reden baran oeaten, tpie es iperben
miro, ipenn Die anbern 800 Bis 900 be-
Iisirte ghrifien bon bsr r0ouns Men's
gbriition Mioeiation" bier eintreffen.
@ir babsn einise fur9tiame Samen
trditen molten nab ibnen seiast, baB es
beibt: Scr @sni4 Isbt ni9t BON 8roo
, 1875-05-24
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