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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
Railroad Ines.
rENrRAL VERMONT RAILROAD LINE
Winter Arrangement,


Leave Montpelier at SIS, A. NJ 2se NJ, and $50 p n.
NAH TRAis leaves ~ Adams at 62o NJ connecting at
White River junction and Bellows Fans with trains for
Boston, Worcester. ETC.. at White River JUNCTION Win
Springfield and Sew York at New London. wh steamers
Dsf htSasss leaves Montreal at go A w. st. Johns at
l0.JS A. Malone NJ $40 a. NJ - Adams AZ li9o 2.
NJ. arriving In Boston Via Lowell at 1000 2. ~.
NtGHr ExrnEss leaves Ogdcnsburg At l2l0 r, NJ, Mon
treal At $50 81 Johns nj rs w. s. Ahans ~ 40
with trains for Boston and Worcester etc. arriving al bos
Ton at s5e nj South Vernon, with trains ivf sprung
Geld and New York, arriving In New YORK ~ l2serH
TRAINS GofSG NORTH AID WEST.
Leave Montpelier at q A NJ, 90 A. ~. as aud GiSr.N
DAY ExPHTss leaves Boson via Lowell NJ 500 ~ for
Burlington, st. Alhans Montreal etc. arriving 10 Montreal
at $40 and Ogdcnsburga At SIS No. making connec-
NAL Tram for Burlington and st. Aibans BOSTON
via Lowell AZ 100 NJ Via Lawrence and lhchnug M liV
south Vernon al 1000 A w. Bellows PALS at ii,ls y ~
white River Junction at 5o p NJ, arriving IN st. Ahan Al
Wv ?. NJ Trans leaving hostun wa fheh1uiEM ~ A.
", and Springfield at 800 A. ~, connect a White River
Junction with Day Express train.
AcCOHAoDATfoN THAiN leaves Mortified At 1.4i NJ,
Rutland At so NJ burlington a $50 A. ~ 81 Alhans At
MIGHT hxrnNss leaves South Netnon At 1905 . ~,
receiving passengers from Connecticut River railroad,
~, Fellows Pals at l2Q ", NJ connecting win train
Che~hfc farcad lea wing Hosou at $50 ~ connect
Ing At White rive, Junction With iruin leaving losion at
g IN Montreal At $50 A. ~ aud In ogiensbu Al Vi D.
n, connecting with Grand Trunk milNay Tor The West
sleeping attached 90 Nfi ~ press trains running
Between Montreal and ba@ton and Montreal and spuhs-
Drawing ROOM can On Day Eifess trains between Mon.
Thtoagk leFs. for chcaso and The Wet Tor sale at the
j. ". HOBART General Superintendent.
| st. Adams Dec 70, ISIS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

Tie Peabody Institute has also Just published new book
treating exclusively u NERVOUS AND MENTAL DIS
EASES than two hundred royal octave pages. twenty
ergant engrsvnrt, bound In substantial muslin, price S.
Eiter Of The above books sent by mail to part of
the world closely sealed postage paid, receipt Of price
or An three books sent address at the time
ncept Of only ~ Here offered eight hundred and
MY pages o The abcst printed and bound popu
lar medical science and literature, subjects Of vital In
porance all for only st-barey enough pay Tor mall
ing II should be borne In mind that these great Medical
works published by the Peabody Medical Insu-
tutc. honocd Institution established with large funds
for The sole purpose Of doing good.
These beyond all comparison the nost extraordinary
woru Physiology ever published. There Is nothing
whatever that the Married or Single u either Sea
either require wish 20 know, but what fully explained
and many matters Of the important and Interesting
character Introduced 10 which annson b,
found IN any other works In language. An The Nai
Dseorsefof the author, whose iperenoe such prob
ably never before fe 10 the lot Of any given fun
No person should be without these valuable books Tit
piss throughout the country, the Clergy and the melca
faculty generally, highly c1t these extraordinary and
ful works The fasudous may read them. Address
the PEABODY MEDICAL lEsttrfr, No. nulnnch street
topposite Revere uome,l Roston, Mass.
y. b. Tho author and consulting physicians BE- con
suited All Of above named diseases and all disease
requiring SKILL AID ExrsHmxos. sally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
NonruERS RAILROAD LINE.
~
Winter Arrangement.



UFwARp TRAINS
AccoNNopATfoS THss leaves Concord az lof5 A. ~ Ter
White RIVER Junction, connectug with train. for Wells
River st. JulnHhurY. hAftun Newport, MuuughhY aud
hagsg lnkes stsnstesd, hath, Lteton Lancaster, ee
also With Trains for Montpelier. burlington ~. Alhaus,
Rousc's Point, Montreal oglienshurg and NE West
White River Juncou connecting with ualns fuf Mont.
peer darlington. Rouse's Point Montreal eic and i
Ogleusburg and Gmnd Trunk railroads Tor tlr West.
BRtsrOL rHAN leaves AZ az g. ~, Tor ffantiln and
Bristol
Evrsise Frrnrss rnIix eavrs Concord ~ 800 ~
for white River junction, cnnecng with trains f Mont
peeri Burlington, ~ Alhans, Nuuset Point Munirtal
OgdensbuT ana me West
'ot on arrival o. trains from Bo.ion Worcester Ports
mouth Portland, etc.
powNw WARD TRAINS.
fMouSixc TxrRrss TnAis leaves White itsef Junction
Mondays excepted Tor ooreord ~ 70 n or On afu,n
" trains frum osde shurg and Montreal. ms train will -
run 10 Boston sunday.
tBHlsrot TRkN leaves Bristol for Concord NJ 80 ,.
and ffaukln at SOS A. ".
tNAIL 1RAN leaves White River Junction for concord Of
l225 ~, arrival of trains DE Genital vermont
fassninlsic and White Mountains ralruats
Dkr fxrAEss IEkis leaves Mhs River Juucilun At 3
p ~ arrival u trains from Montreal and Opnshutg
Brattlebofo keene Bellows Fails Windsor. etc. ronnsl
ms AZ Concord with trains fpr MAnchefef Nashua Low Cd
and Boston.
fThese trains Concord with trains for Man
CHESTER lswtrnce, Portsmouth, Portland Nashua Wof
cesief, NeN York Lowell and Boston.
GRO TODD sap
Concprd, y. H., December lg7a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

A WESTERN stumporator, in the course of
one Of his speeches, remarked; Gentle
man, II the Posyfix ocean was an inkstand
and the hull clouded canopy Of heaven and
the level ground Of our yearth wor a sheet of
paper couldn't begin to write my love Of
my country onto it,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

In struggling to make dull-brained boy
understand what conscience is, teacher
finally asked, "What makes you feel nnoom-
Portable after you have done wrong ?" "The
big leather strap" replied the boy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

Circulars in regard made with this salt In
comparison with the best foreign aricealso certificates
from large number OF the best diaries IN Che STATE m 70 Us
quaty-niay be had application 70 j. w. bAkkkh Sec
rotary Syracuse n " 10 whom orders for salt may also be
addressed also for sale by agents Of The company n
principal Western lake ports by ST JOHN a AVERY,
lol and o3 Broad street, New York ROBERT ukkh ies
Pier, Albany, n. Y; by H. W. PICK Co, Burlington,
W, and by salt dealers generally throughout the State Of
New York.
~ Inquire fos onondaga Faeop FILLED Dairy Salt a
tfI. J. W. BARKER,
President and Secretary, Syracuse
THOMAS MoLLOY, Treasurer $685.
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advertisements.
MANHOOD, woMANHooD.
AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
A Rock for Every Man,

Just published by the Peabody Medical Institute new
edition Of the celebrated medical work entitled SELF
PRESERVATION. II treats upon MANHOOD how lost
how reRined and how pepcuated cause and cure OF ~
nAusrrD VITALITY. 1NrorrScr, Premature Decline IN
Man. spcrmaiouhWa, seminal Losses, lnoc'mna ana
durnai,l Nervous and Physical Debility hypochoi"i''
Gloomy Forebodnss Mental Depression, Loss Of Energy
Haupnrd Countenance Confusion Of Mind and Loss Of
Memory Impure State the Blood and all diseases arising
from rnHoRs or the indscrcons OF excuses
Of mature years.
II Il, indeed, book for every man, young ana Hina'
aged In particular 900 pages, bound N ue@nuiu'
french cloth, Illustrated price only 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
n IS DESIGNED 80 CAUSE rJE HAIu ro GROW
IfuN BALD nhAhs.

n IS DESIGNED 10 CAUSE rIIE HAIR To GROW
UfuN hALb HAAS
s,orr te hair 90 normal color when caused f..u rr
stop that unpleasant itshus that the pfeude u l ka
s. IA S drss sis as i I, scsiiei E6a ~ s
few PRES and ind,,hiual cciilneass
Northampton couner October i,as '1is ii4ir yins
the greatest utng Ia Tie insfket"
namr-iire Galafs October. isss - li.e listr vm, y
counter ave gross Tie last tNo months"
Cioversvne Siandarf New Yoft Juiy lss % please.
all tilai have used q, aud thsy are man
Hudson star. Nsw lork. isss says Z" NE Hair tn,e
.Ra ,hs ,ss1 ~, y. manu- & ~ s M %
f0f dye Year,, and We are yef5 thankful"
Vernon, Tutor o April ilf Ia. sa!' 80 The Hair Vine
Hon J. y Bneliand. Hoiyuke. Mas. says. Head ful
q dandIan ired even thing tof years Cured l DE Use
l. Blake iIoyose Mas. says 60. Head on iop bald Hair
growing nnel} se'i three uptiesi nov Ca ue fourth
D. ? MeKetiie, hair-,ir,sssr Island rond, W. vri'-
aalr Vine soia what ou s'h me ui two weeks ai ai
June ~. - am de'ng vel Ni,h tis listr Nns ihel
Al lerehd an ms i9f Y lnafe pai j. eh 70 eng man ",s7
i a few unes Please send ne more BY clprsss
as. y s'R nu Soss 3, Ian ~Ts tf9I5 , ,a
mum falling out but a. lc' have found noue i wv .. o.
wards, he writes j." hat Hair Vine you sepi IKE ysfy
much assd enc eoiiie myself aud e one q my friends
out am IN hoge. @ ssri new han is'se sud ue tso
blillet iiieifs a. nave tNilAeil't % IT,
have other Individual and press certificate. ny Ils
session, hait think n unnecessary a. add AZ AL
~ ~ Il, aud you VIII use no other
Ash your druggists and merchants Tor scud scfsns
i've cents ID Tor trial bottle. Address
q. ". MctAnDsoN Barnet. VI
WILLS, RICHARDSON a Co., Wholesale gents. Iur-
lngtnn, Vermont,
Beware of limitations.
The genuine put pp AChi-coiortd rmpIes printed 20
black and red mi, with cut " fsniaic-
For sale In Montpelier By BAsCuM d pEWLi, ana
WILSON A Co. druggists. IN raiuasld by l. D. fAGl a
Co. and la Marshneld by q. a h. NOOsrLh. G-A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

Erred, how is your sweetheart 2" "Pretty
well, guess she says ! needn't call any
more
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
Iherfsrnrnfs.
Natures Remedy!

THIS popular rsiornfr d ~ tha tst preparations Do
liz lnAfkei Toe Toe huinaii scalp inlAe ail uiiie
llf rfsturaiifrs. q contains no sugar lead.
sar aufiur. Nitrate silver. anything
that will inlurr M heal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
nK. FLIST's QUAKER BITTERs,
COMPOSED OF
Roots, Banks and Herbs,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER or THE DAY. RE.
STORING VITALITY AND gNEEGY
To the Aged, they are a Blessing,

REMOVING THE INFIHonT1Es or AGE. STRENGTH
ESING AAp STIMULATING THE BODY ASp CHEER
ISG THE MIND. MOTHERS AND MMDENs WILL
FIND THE QUAKER BITTERs \ SAVE AID RI.LIA-
BLE REMEDY IN ALL cAsEs or ILLNESS Incl
DENT TO TnE SEX, rUmFYING THE BLOOD
PRODUCING not ONLY VIGOROUS ciRcuLA-
floN, But \ BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY CON-
rLEMoS. CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM SUDDEN
or SEVERE ATTACKS OF ILLNESS PECULIAR TO
EARLY LIFE. OFTEN FIND READY RELIEF ny
TARISG oNE hottie OF QUAKER BITTERs. 80
ONE cas- REMAIN LoSG uNwELL If cuRABLE,
AFTER TAKING \ FEW BOTTLES
Prepared by DR., H. S. Flint g. Co..
A. heir Greot neIioa Depot,
Providence. 1t. l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
TO Correspondents.

Mr.. EHt0r-f would like to haze you inform
me the best way 10 color butter I also would
like to know how YOU would feed n COW in the
spring Of the year after the calf l. dropped
How much water would you give, the first day or
two and II warm or cold
Warren, VI"
The best coloriug for butter, according to
all butter buyers with whom we have con-
versed, is carrot juice. A high-colored car
rot should be used, that as little foreign mat
ter be added TO the butter as possible. The
carrot should be grated, the juice squeezed
out through muslin cloth, and added to
the cream before churning,
A COW with calf should have been well
fed up TO within week Of calving. Then
the feed should be lessened. giving moder-
ate quantity Of hay, with a few potatoes or
other roots daily After calving, for q day
or two, we would give nothing but a little
scaldod bran, and afterwards feed lightly for
a week or two, as before calying. Never
give ice-cold water Immediately after calying.
Warm water, with little bran or meal
stirred in, handful to a pailful, may be
given freely, without injury. The COW
should be kept as quiet and comfortable as
possible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
SOTICE.
VrNITEp STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes,
May LIST, 1875, to April 3oth, 1876.


The Revised statutes OF the unie,i States seciious sas2
sJi aud SID require every person engaged in any
business. avoeaton employment which nlers him La
bile 60 SPECIAL TAX. To rRoCrRE AND PLACE con
sPICUoUsLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE
OF BUSINESS STAMP deDotine the payment Of said
SPECIAL TAX for the Special TAI Year beginning May D,
lis before commencing continuing business after April
30, ISIS
rnK rAxEs rMnnAcEp wrriiis nv PROVISIONS % ma
Law ABOVE QUOTED ARR riu FoLL0wno VIZ;
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,glrw Embellishments.


MEADOW LAND ron sALEi
n ss e spp s%S s 9 @ oa me IL aonpe snd
about wcnyone acres Of choice land n high state Of
cultivation" Is nov offered SIi Es 'l,f aIis punSnAM.
Refer $. Keiou, East Montpelier. and ~ W Iesicn,
/ Montpelier, s1u
VERMo BUTrER CARROT
one OUNCE 90 cents; 16 oae-oance papers, 1926.
Free by mail from the MENrnREMAOoG SEED FARM,
Newport, VI
Double the Coioring Power Of any other sort.
NIT r n. HosKINs Proprietor.
EIEIELD. PIrKIN a PORTER.
LAWYERS,
over Montpelier National Bank.
y y UPHELD. en- irKlS. CIV rowrEh
Montpelier Vermont att
~ >. DEAvITT, ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And solicitor Of Claims. Patents and Pensions
NoSrrELmR vruuoNr.
rractee In an The courts Of Vermont and In the courts Of
ohei states Collections made m every par, " Ne United
STATE. and nn,R nteyngei Divorce. obtained Morgases
o seplo SSG fS %1' ''' Deeds drawn " '0' ;, s 9P'
VEnMoNr STATE NORMAL school
AT RANDOLPH
The sprme Term begin. ,hc second tuesday In February.
Tho Fan iorn begin. The fourth Tuesday In August.
ry-sfsp ron a e,rAtoorr.As
EDWARD coSANr Principal
/ Randolph. Vt. january, 1874. 500
GAGE, PORTER COMPANY
FiamHyitir Nrw nANrsnnH.
Manufacturers of the Best Cast Steel sa
Of all kinds, also
CAST STEEL wHIFFlErRrE SPRINGS
Warranted superior. Repairing dome in the bet
FOR sale at Manufacturers prices by
5s-u \. =. brooks, Montpelier, Vt.
ENERAL Insurance AGENCyi
A. C. BROWN,
General Insurance Agent,
Mosrrrlirn vsaSosr
None but Reliable Companies Represented
COMMUNICATIONS
BY mail will receive prompt attention
Office, Corner of state and Main Streets.
REMOVAL REMOVAL REMOVAL
The 'ubsoiber has removed Ids stock Of Millinery Goods.
ETC., 20
Bruce's Brick Block,
Main Street. Opposite HlnIsIey a Dcst's.
where De- vll hc pleased to all his old customer. and
heaps uf ncN
orr OLD STOCK WILL ri SOLD OPT At RU1NoUs
PRICES.
20 make way for
THE LARGEST NEW STOCK
ever brought into town
"a B0rtELLE.
Montpelier March o. ls7l. 7o-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

Any person. liable who shah fail 70 comply with the
foregoing requirements will be subject peiaites
Persons firms liable to pay any Of the Special Taxes
named above, must apply TO 2. o. BAILEY Deputy Col
lector Of Internal Revenue at Montpelier and pay Tor and
procure the Special Tar stamp Stamps they neei PRIOR
to May !, ls7s, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE
J. W. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner Of lnierna Revenue
OFFICE oT INTERNAL RFyENuE,
WAsufSoroS. u. O.. February I. lk7s 7i-ilN75-76
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

" Having small farm OF fifty acres, adapted to
grazing, thought | would consult you, through
the columns Of the JOURNAL. as to whether could
not net az much profit To keep it all in grass, rails
ing nothing but potatoes and garden truck, and
buy my grain. 1t being strong and moist piece,
think ofharrowing manuring and seeding on the
surface and not pillow any, only Tor potatoes and
root crops II could be likely TO succeed rs well
rs by trying to raise my own grain
ISQvmER"
The above comes on n postal card, with
out any date or address. We like to know
who, and also where, these questions come
from, and trust our correspondents will not
withhold information which will enable us
to write to them and make further inquiries
if desirable, in regard to the subjects upon
which they ask our advice. We should have
no doubt, generally speaking, that such land
as Inquirer speaksof might be prohtably
handled as he proposes. But il it is too wet
to be plowed adyantageously, it is probably
too wet for the greatest profit as grass or
| grazing land; and we should think the first
| thing would be to get the water out Of it by
ditching and draining 1t is very inconve
uient, as well as disadyantageous, even to
one who desires to devote his land entirely
to grass, not to be able to till it, for grass i,
often as much improved by tillage rs hoed
crops or grain, and land in the best condi.
ton for wheat, oats or corn is also IN the
best condition for grass. Top-dressing, har
rowing and seeding upon sod are all practi
cable, but their success depends in great
measure upon the time and manner Of doing
/ the work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
TIE AMERICAN DAIRY SALT
Syracuse New York sole manufacturers OF the ONO
dasa Factory Pulled
Dairy and Table Salt,

respectfully call the attention Of daimen and Others the
quality Of the salt being Manufactured by them Hay-
Ing for many years past been engaged Ia peucong the
various processes for The mannfaclure Of This salt ana BY
adopting the best modes and machinery for the purpose,
they feel warranted IN saying the Thai the
article produced Is superior any other either OF
foreign domestic production.
The following analysts Of salt and also
Of the celebrated Asons English salt made by Charles A.
Gtssnann, fh. d. Professor Of Chemistry IN the Mafsa-
chusetts Agricultural College, at Amherst Massachusetts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
h. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions,
TRADEMARKS. or DESIGNS
No. 20 STATE ST., orrosTf KnhY ST., BosroS


All necessity Of journey to Washington TO secure pat
ent aud the usual great delay there here saved Inventors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31

HE genuine lEhi-fNlNrfl printed
black and red mi, with cut " fsninic-
For sale In Montpelier BY nAsCuM q plWLi, AMI
WILSON A Co, druggists, IN raiuasid by l. D. fAGl a
Co. and in Marslleld by q. a D. NOOsILh. as
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-17
Contention brr msOi,inii9sn GrisIIs
Idlaft bon PcnHlblbnnien.

YuttSbtIIt, 9. SUM-. 5tutt fa'
men bItr Sltle 5srrtn al, rtlde Der 26.
idtrIihsn @unpsnttrn Der her WsnnlyIs
pnnia Rtoi;ini1&.n @sitlIduft bits
rutnsn wUlItn. Btt tsr brute 9iaHs
miilas 4 ll6r fotissbatisn Gr6fnunS
bar SIbuns wasrn unSsfdbr l72 gtrats
anwsftnb. Or. u. s. 6aIbsraubt bon
tir birlt cine 9.BtlItrmmuusS'Mn.
fpra&t, tpcrauf iia Die @cnptnltpn gum
3wrds bsr @sfGdiIt Drsantfrit. gm
attnb tisIt Or. Gtlte BON philadelphia
sinsn 8Ortros iittr aIts unb nius ar;.
ntifuutt. Ct btfdrwprtfte bic @us'
iituns tsr drjtIi&tn VrayIs bur@
5rnutn. Im Nbsnb aat Or. 5aIbtrs
Rabt ben DsIssattn sintn gmpfans In
lttnsr BObnuns.
pUttsStIIs, wa.. 10. Stunt. Die
8srtanbTuussn Der psnnlYIpnnla gpus
ptntica Der atrstt tpartn tsutt itbr ins
tsnFant unb bsbtutsnb bsftr als Ssitrn
bslu&t. Or. Sec bisIt ,tusn gurtrns
ibsr @siunbbtItsIsbrs Or. etpIs BON
esm Ytnna. llniptrfiY 5cipital .iibsr
gbIrurstt, Or. pepper fttr @tbi;in
un6 Or. gurwan pom Siaats' Ssrtnes
fYI ibsr BaGulian. 4m Na&mittaS
purbsn bic rsSuIdrsa 9tamten srwdtIt.
Sa Der bsutIssn Der mtbISinIfG,n @e'
I.1i&aft purot bsi&IURtn, BEL bet esSiss
Iatpr tim Die grri&tuus elmer StantS'
Srrfn' anaaIt fit Die GpuHlies esbiSh
9uds, 8sttS, MOntsOmnp unb Esta'
mare jur untfrbsineuaS bon sua9aIin'
rIOtR 8trtn&ern Su prttticniren.
Dir @aGI Der Bfamten fur SaS nddp'
Fs Sabr bate fOIssabsS @tfultat.
Dr. GrnpfCrb Stpln bon Blair 60.
prdaO.nt unb Sitr glrs. DraH., ndmIIb
Or. N,binstr, gtilab.; Or. 5aItsRabt
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Scr 0shrcr.Taa In YuIchn.

Aas qstrsr hno S&uliuuutr, tp,ltSt
an rem 6. ttntittn 2tSrfrtass In 1rIss
to (2S., 90. unS 30. SuID flo su Sc.
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f.s SCn SOltbc, mitsuibtiltn, um fir 1&
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iGrn tptI eInitR rIns grmdeIsuns bts
willlst unb onttrs rsrttn lS SpaSrI&tin.
lid aud tbun.
Go wirb ndmlib nur tann cine Grs
fatlfhtfn, wtun bic bttrsf'
ftntt Yu1on elm UOn 5srrn eo.niasI
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Srr Go;nlatI ned srtaItsnsr GnS,iss
fOoIsl& bsfcrStn. Dabsr nfuds Id g0t
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BIO Iitis 9uni, 5srrn 9OtnffsI baSOn
ju b,na&ridiistn. faIIS lis pn1 GuIsbU
Su s;teR wiinfdtn.
9. W. Stuttbtra
SsFrttdr bts Central. NuslHuGts.
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@asrOpGiSc)cs.
Vollnadlridlfeu ana geutitIouh

Dsutftttanb.--Dw rsetn sln,S
eOmpIottsS 9sssn eds esbtn tts 8drasn
VisnIaTd pfrtnflsit @iITnsr ~ i,bt
untsr bi' anfIuss b,s @siEuBss s.atui,
Sa man nusianb, tae 80 Fdt TstislId0 um
@sIbnpnlianstn tanssItt.
Ser eSwr tsS3no,S In Berlin II itbl
GasI S1ur,. Die eal.lbR anIdTIssn
glmtrtfansr CABIN ibm AZ Gbr,n elm
9an'sii, an wtl6tm bttsprrd9sntt
@EBb'n, fcwobl Der 8ssIrrHns ais aud
Der SclfsStrtrsiun9, 3tsIl nabmrn.
Der SsFi&ttt 8arRbIfAuG bon SrsS.
Iau, DIR. G6rRtr, ~ bon btm pOftntr
@srl&te9rf tvtStn uns;ftbIi&tr groom.
humiliation jn elmer SIrafsa0lun0 BON
1000 @att cbsr 1873 aaesn @tfdusnib
ptrurtattlt porbsu.-
@ &wstI.-6r. StampFI ta sum
BunesSprd lSsntsn trnannt psrbsn.
Das pom 9uuessrnib srIaGsns GiSIl.
sbfStl'b III BON ben gibssnofsn anss-
ncmmtn wcrbtn, bassssn wurbt baS
iteae StImmstisB nit 205.0 ststn
100000 SiImm.n p,rpOrfsn.
Gnslanb.-Dis Cooperation BON
eonotn fat bif&lpFsn, BEN Iayor Der
StaSt glsp. sJOrt su benz I'M na&atn
MOnnt In tsr @sIOsn9aus ab;utalt.n.
ben tnttrnationaltn Wuniripni.S 9 Santstt
sin,ula6tn.
Die Gslssnttn tsr "Federal Union
of Agriculture labor" retltn mao bsn
Ser. Staaten ab. I'm au tsfOrfGtn, Ub
i& bic @ts.nStn am MtfFlRpyt fur
InNsbtIunstn sisnta.
Der MapOr bon Dublin bat @tnla.
Sunssn 1a benz ben WrtiSfaitbtn Sor-
b,rssb,nOsn 8aatstt an bt, irtIStn unb
antritantf&,n S6hbtn srIaTtn.
aub lamb. - Die eanjs Statt
1OrI&ans', NIT 10000 ginwUGnsr, am
rs&tsn Ilfsr tss SsnaRromtS, III total
bur& Gsusr isrfUrt purten.
= 81. 9srlIn,r grimInaIpOIi,.t BAT
bItftr Sage cline feIl.ni grt pua Sotsl
tntesdi, tpsItss bon anri6tissn Ysrlp.
men, bic aus trasnb sintm @ranbe nl&t
9smtIost Jn trsrbtn pInfdisn, fuqutns
ttrt purSt. Der fostuannit 5Otslitr
bate fir bitten 3w,d tInt itbr 0rUbt
gBCbaun9 s.mitttst uno bic I,br nobel
stn0srIatttsn 3Immsr In 8trddTatis.
lins tsS"@ttrau&tS iu i.br 9ottr Yrtt.
fen an 0reftr unb 8arUnr, III lsbtsrtr
Belt au2 an aauasute, wsl1t nit ber
pcIiJtI ui@i 9rrn In g,trii3rur9 ;u Tom.
men iodElaiin, rsgmIst9tt. Dsn 8e>
Fb:v tiigfts, icw;it s8 Fd bis itbt iittg,
itten ldBt, Itttsr hIat aRbtrs Siralt
trtfsn. els Die !ps6sa untsrIaGtatr Ins
mtlbuaG.