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sss su ytraessnDdrtis.n. rpeldsr In eis<
fer 6inEdt felt cen lesten Is Sabyea
einastuisn Ia. Die Nepolu.ion Don
184s trat In nc 6uBfapTen ibrer 8Ms
adnssrinnsn uno mn6,e Ger Stride cen
Dorwurf, ole flBe (e in lbertriebeneE
0ass eie RaatIi&e @erolt. ZEN gss
aenitrr feben ole urbtber monerner
Staa!eRslsee. wel6s In Ger Stride cine
Os!npin bes b1rsnli6sn @etOrlams e.s
tlidsn. Damals lpute fe Die Weus
ften Al StIapen. isBt pie u%ntsrtbanen
81 TsuUluttonairsn maiden. Wcyin
Wursslt rer WsGItl nisisr AnfInaen 2
Dir ReeCIutiou lelbR bat TIRE Wnf0t
Gbsr ooS &cisn Der Nuicritdt ssdnUsrt.
Sie bat fd oumdlis Ger 6Hsntlitsn
@eralten hmddtist sessn csl@e Rs
Srrbtn 10 fsinpltd nuftrat, uno isst
bot.n ibre u~uslduti3sn Grunrldse In
u,ebr cper wfni9sr ausaeprdgtsr 8etie
In monGsn n,Opsruen @siegsn 8leilh
unb 8lut aneenOmmen. Ater Ia Der
Stuncs ibres Gttumpbes fmpfane fe,
rpie nO,tpsnpis 70 iet. Der 8tr&e Den
Wunb 3u retibiitsen une ie ibter
Grribsit su tsrauSsn. beoor Der Gr;alis
DIE Olaube nit erneuter Rraft bic
GrihIi6tn Nn,ipntn eurhrtuneen bat.
Dnbfr fOmmru isne bo6mfitbiesn 6cgs
ssrunsen, bic &ir6e miHe Eb auf 2ss
ben unp 500 Gem Staots unterrnfen.
Dabtr bic Slase ouf gerratb, unb Der
SUrrurf pfs Wanaels an Greue, nell
6e non 9e8er iie srbett, rpenn fe E6
psisett. oem rpelllihen Spnperain su
osten. mas @Ottss 1T. gUn bier sur
8~srfcIBuns 1T nur Gin SGtitt unb
eieIe'beysitet man Dor rurb BearbstS
tu'b Ger tfsntItGen Weinuna usrmiI>
tee Gnlils2una ess Syuabus unp res
8atteanllGen GOueils."
@neliG betOat rae birtenfdyetben
Die NrtbweRetefnt etuss ouf cen
0runol6gfn res Gbrifertbums bsrub,
encsn disturbances As9en Don Sben
eel6ebsnss uns6t, b. b. css paIiIpsn
@irerfanrts, wel1sr, NO materisle
Wittel uniuret9enp, unb itr 0tbrouG
Ger aanjen @sisul&uft ;u Sdapsn Of
rst6eu wlrce. pom &atbDlifsn In an>
renrune ~ brinsen 1T. Sb uno In
wiswsit pie Weparfen, rsl&en Der iri<
i&e gptifcpat bier Auseruf selisbfn
bat, auf psuti6e 3ufdnpe Anwenpuns
Rnuen, Uiro f& bet sinisem Nadeens
fen unlbwer eresben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

eer Nnerifansr f5nns, rprnr ou6 nul
IN letner @eiis, potltbun obnr Sntes
refe. SD iOute 9of, arsnd unD pfc.
sc ~besablen, tfpor Id fcrigsb'n efrfs.
Gcttt let Dant. id nat's i'm Stanbe
-mein @tib fanpte mir uiGt etnen
Gent; tG mamie mid an ben Rnuf,
mann, bet BEN td@slp onIiesen batte ;
CT lancte MIR iosleid ben s~efcrcerten
Sstrag. Sd Sablts. Der ni6t 70
Of did par, rpte Id. musts mad (einer
0erelune 70 LANCE in letner prOfeifion
far pas Spital arbatten, bis DIE Roltea,
ete sr psrurin6t batte, gstilet ,uartnI
net fstne prcfelton batte, mul te Wafs
lss traaen. naiGen, bols fdsen, bic iein
1ag!obn Die gemahten aranfennueIa<
gen 8eoeft bate.
Der Amsriflner hlnhate 5fteIs fm
8srIaufe Finer ldliGtsn GrsdblunG Der
ole 3ub6rer nit gefpa inter Aufmert
lnmfeat 9elaul4t tatten. "a la6ea NGe
fAweisenc, pfrl1teoenen DetraGtnneen
Ft btn8ebenp ; pl5Blth eriGca pom
Vorosrcafea, 100 ole WahoIen uobns
ten. Der ldoGcsrpcle Shrefensruf
.Gsuerl Gener DIE 8etarsuns Als
let nor lGredli9. Ole 9srmtrruns au<
genfein, nno In n~amenlo(er NneR elite
Aufs Fem Ore ID, no pas Geuer aus>
9ebrc1en par uno bersits bic Matro
len aue fanpen. SeltI in Den @ef6s
tern Ger robeffen Watrolen tpar Der
g%rnusnrcle Shreden NIT Gttlt1en
3isen anp Garben ab9eprdst ;--ea
far3te atbemlUs Ger @apitdn berbsi,
nne brab.e etuas Srpnune Ia eas
rpirre 1refbsn uno oie 8ersueiFuns.
tpsl6e f4 Auer beadattst bate.
stl III
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
giebemjebntes aapitei.
dort(esuns. Dampff&iffs
atttcn, Gtleutabnen.

.S1 baus mir vpsaenommen, mid
ansutere!n, uno Il Eotte mir 6Glon=
cere cen nsuauftlltgEren Staat WiSs
eOnfn OILS leby Frutlpay anp b5df ans
genebm IN Rlima imp Bcteneau aes
ib lcen.-Sm war IN @sr,ltbs 10 ae<
beuBt, cap i'd on fn o~n9snrbnes peben
ntbt 1ieDr oaAR. SD bate Gin
Dampf|b,f betis3sn, In ibsg Albanp
nab 8aFaIo IA ses'n. Da befam i6
sinen rs6teu Sssvtf pon nmerfanii6sr
Specialization unp WeplGtnIOfafeit.
DanaIs Dlfsn sptisriu Dampfldtfe,
Die oerl4iersnfn G;sentbimcrn aeb5r.
Ten, natltItt ,bellte Gh pie 3ahl Ger
H~eiienpsn. usberal CAB 20. wie IN
Breuen. ABeuten, Wsibe cas- Stiff ibs
res oetTn lssr lobten, cas anteys aber
libincetsn ; Etbte csfO raniaer rdb!,
TIN ole Retlenpsn nab 9sieberl letn
S1,f, oas ibnsn seist, fOHsas iepera
si51st Har Gle hdtlte pes Nsssns bof.a
&c; sas bebaste feiasm BON 6eicm, /
jsesr rcu!s cen Nussa auein abobm, 3
DsSbaIb tesannen fs Ole Gpncarens,l
Aat Gem DampflAif Nalbin9tDn pGs
Ter 5abrpreis l9on urn pte 5ilftr ruies
rsiBr, Ger Ssfsrioa Dertanstc eine Drifs
tel, Ger B~aibtugtrn sbsnfaIs tnur ZEN
fIeinen Betra9 unp tatR pbenprein efz
ne eeutlde Wuffbance an Borp our
8elufisuns Ger Wife.-Dr Giansr
ces 3efsrirn, Orer pieinsbr rts Cont
pagnte mar rsthsr ale Gle 9efEsr lps6
BalbinBtOn ; ite wueten alfo ste teBte>
rsn 3a ruiEtrsn, auf ibten aShihs satIs
te man ttin JabrSiD msbr ia eIs esr
Galbmgtcn aud etsien lfBttn 0erluG
mabts, I'm kline GrttenS q lfriaen> sas
ben Tie rem 9tfniOu nod pbeneriR
gratis Gin Iribituf fiji Die Heiltnoen.I
1oe par Der IoseshoB fir ben 8afbs
insicn ; or wayc nurt pie unssbsuez
rsn Hestsaussatfn obae Ginnabmen
polIis erldbpTL uaD Dte SefetfOnIeute,
wslGe ale DeGfel auf bic WalJintos
nioner auisefaaft batten, eraeiesrtsn In
Der 5ffntltGen Aueticn ibr S6if.
SECT mar fetne GOnturrsn3 risbr nOtbs
rencis bic 6obrpreiie auf betOeu
SdiH,n paren 9ans rpie i'm Anfana,
sin S&if fubr tromaaf uuD cas- an,
Gers fromObwdris. GrlDhad uno Niu,
1T battsn anfgsb5rt cas- Capital, cas-
Die Gonearrens eefOlet bate, mar baIO
sinStbra@t nnC trus unseteure GIN
len. 90 miro 60 fcrtseb'n, bis wieper
cine reiGsre Gcmpasaie ;ulammentritt
unO pisle ruinirt. 90 eebt e5 aud
auf pcfe un0 SteuUdssn. UreltiG
III Diee Elm SortDel Tir pie RstlenDen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
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Illus einer SDbtembefeban.
(8edaimmen bel 9. 6artcrt In Rien, 4. eeft,
III.
S&lusbetrnGtuug.

Die pbiIplOpben I'M Iere5 Sobrbuns
perts unp etc Hatulfcri9r Ger neure
fen 3ett baben ole reItei5lsn Bepdrfz
niGe Get MeniGen beosutsnb sinees
l@rduft. 8aS braudt cir &fenna1s
TONNE &slisiCn9 Das fam fe einem
Wcni&en nIEsn, Ger on fein SenIsits
eIaubt? Bsnn Die Delt ni9t @ptt itr
Gntfeten osreanft, ionSsrn BON dG
1eIbf ron gwieteit Ter if, cosr rur&
3ufau ms Dolcin trat, Deer aus Dem
unbsw1sten snlfano, 70 III NelietOn
Elm inbalrleeres Bprt. Die Wen(Gen
fnp put& ibre Funli@en ,.Jleigung.n,
Petreuidaftsn fir Iclde 2eb-sn lsbr eHl>
pfdngli6 unp LADEN iber cie AftfatbuS
lifsn, welhe fe nur Der einen ibrer un-
utrdslid fdeiuen 9uf sntbebsn molten,
an Gle unfebItartsti ess papfes au
aIaubeu. Dern 'itt sIdubis ftin MOL
len, 10 FdItFsen fe I6 l6pn liebsr on
cine Nelieicnss 0enoGsnl6aft on, ole
einiss 9sssanssnbsi. biuter f6 bat,
UNI fiao fGOn lisber eans ta,bplild
ale oIltotpOIll6. Die &~ibsraIen tabeu
oft ubsr Die AIitatbOlitsn aelpottet,
neil fl uuf bulbsm Dsee isbsn hlies
ben ; penu man a6 lbon pom Der &trs
DE trennt. 70 nil man pom aQem0 laus
ben an Observation-Disclosures bsfreit lein.
Das aafeeten MUIR elmer einsiaen
Dabrbsit madt Die 8eIt ni1t clifae
tbOIil&, icnOsrn rst;t fe nur gum ea>
den. 70.
Gin sroser She'll Wsni&en faumsrt
i6 UNI res litbe BrOt 10 rieL ras er
gar ui6t an Die Rslieiop bentt. Gr
i6aut In teine Sir&e, Oh iie jsst fatbcs
lti& cesr a~IttatbOlil6 it, OBJ pie Mlsfs
roria reutl& cper lateinild aelelen Miro.
% pie grsrist l&tn9stitie ODER suttns
tbOlil& 1T. Seine Rinper I9idt Ct IN
pie Saule, unbsfammnt ob ibnen
rprt 8sIiston beiesbraGt miro Sesr
ni&t, renn fe Hur Die S&uliabrt
rur6md&en uno ibr Brcb fnben. Die
psiratb III tbnsn aQessins. pb ft Dor
hem pforrtr ODER por Gem BiYeerne.s
FER eel6isbt. 8sien une Bei6tsn finn
tbnsn ibsrRIbise Dinse Ubne wslds
fe gang gut lsbsH f6nnsn. SIR fplGe
periOnen yentirt eS fi4 niGt, cine neus
&elisicn su fatriciren, eenu ie braus
den frire reue, pa fe fI6 um Die alte
ME setlmmert baben.
Oaraus III pos raIHe &bleben bee
alttatbolieismus nlebr ols nfIdrliG
ausin ras arme 8inp lit iibsrriss nod
on b6ien z dftsn, rie ni&t pfTbeimliHt,
unc ouh ni6t oeybsNs,t rpsrpsn fonns
ten. Wan par, mte pae 10 b1ufa ee,
I@tebt mebr oaf Gle @laubsnsIsbre ale
out aetubeit Der Sitten beraht, Wan
l1tep stmas aus, rn aar ni6iS aus,us
l1etcert oar, uno fonnte DIE mprolilden
Glede1 niHt weabrineen, bic bslonrers
ibrerl leeliorssrli9en Glbrern nt&t ,ur
Gbre 9eretdtsn. Bie l&on ermdbat,
III 1te uno rireenpS Elm braper unb fit.
tsnretnsr priefer gum Alttatbcltcismus
ltfraetreten mas fe ypu1 GleruS err
Wil@t babeR, mar INNER trurmaihio
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
qer GrdpbQufr
uto Der
Gobleu 8 Souf tit Mmerita.
Gin Bib aus BEN
Qeben BET Nu6mauberer.
Son 3. 90. &teisi0.


Der amrttanes srsdblte peittr:
3u eisfem 3pede liseen fe mir aud
feline Bd6lein surG6, sss.He BON fol-.
den Qaaen fros,en, eas i'd fe BON mir
mari, woburd t& frtilt9 bic eiebe mel
nsr proteRanttl1en @a,ter fetnesreQs
uerHrbrte. Nd. weld' ein lnte.{Gtee
,piI6en etneu lslhen Spital uno ets
nem Spital Der tarnbersieen SAwens
ern SD tin aaf metnsr WanoerI6aft
IN Deutf6lanc franz eeworeen, ca bas
ben iis MILO in eta Spitol Der barmbers
sisen SdDshern sebsa6t-ss rpar tn
Niaden. . psl6' cine eneli 3eNus
De, wsl6' Gin @sif Der reinAeu, drihli.
den Ndhfenlisbe. psI&' sin Gsif Der
erelaea Aufcpfnune bsleslt pisjs Gnasl
im Slsildel- J1 bin tsin iunasr
Wonn mebr; 60 iino risls Sabre pers
Fcffu. felt th i'm Spital Der barmtere
3iBen S9psferu log; aber id Bah
ucG tsinsn Gag untsrlaftn, nm Seesn
ilr oisls ens!iiGeSS 4neaeyn su Helm |
a6, pie mar in Gem anerifanilhen
Spital Iuss anrtrs ! wie eesne tpdye
i6 Ia u,einsm @rou unp esto aeapr.
ben Ginss Nahmittoae. ale ih talb
ssrspeifs!no Ina Bette lag lab i'd einsn
iunsen. idwar3 eetisiDeten BERN In
eos .Rranfensimmsr eintrsten, or fragile
liebeocu In reutihsr unp enelilber
SpraGe, ob f@ bier fnttt, Rranfe be-
fdneeu. ole f@ gum @lauten Der fatbc,
|lilden Rirde betsnnsn. Sd melcets
mid 3u isinsr froesn Gerpunoeruns ;
penn man bate ttu pabrsnb msiner
8ewustOfstea selast pa6 Id prctes
fant iei. ST b5tte lOsIei6 meme Bsi9>
tie unb CAB MIR eia 9ebstbud. 0ie
Ieisle Bidder bate CT ldcn fur fatboltz
Il6e REante mit8ebra6t Die p~rotefantis
ll@e SpitalrerraltunB ltsb Fe fets TO-
lslsi9 sutfernen! am oncern Sage
bradte sr mir Die beiltse Communion
-cn paren feline Rer3sn, fein @t5d1
den, Der prieifsr nur la f6marsen
Rode !; oenn i'm prisferIiden gepanpe
porf CT ni9t iiber Gle Siraee esb'n.
man wiree i'm ~psrt5bnsn, pieDeiHi
mispanreln. SIN SpitaI mare GO lGon
gar nidt seaattst, uap lunss 3stt pal
Den prieRsrn Ger Bslu6 Der Armens,
Rrantsns unp @efangenbdu1er frenes
items unterlast; uno pdbrsnO Die proc
teRanttfden preoiser ieBlite 6.siteiI
IN Ausdbang ibrss 0pttsscienfeS bas
ben, III 70 Ger yrfefer aaetn. Ger fd
slsi@iam ffeblen mus ~ ben @erfsu
Ger drtf!iGen eiete DOa,e man BEN
Amerifaner 3umutben, bae nur einmal
im 9abr IN @efdnsu;isn unp &ran.
Ifsnbdaiein DIE beilfee MeGe gelelen
wsres, er pdrpe slnubsn, pas Gem sas
ton rur6 rislsn @5beneisnf, uie CT BIZ
Oebrau9e Der beilisen fatboIil9en Rtrs
DE nennt. Elm Sbrpn aafsetaut tuerDe
Da, Greunoe babt Sbr wteber etu
lG6nes Seflpisl Der arneritant[Ger
Grsiteit, unb einen 8eitras pasu, pf,
ne Der &uerifaner perfebt uno erfldrt
Sd mar esnelen unp rrOate aeb'n, i'd
lbntte mid atfr eeiryt, rueun i1 gIanbte
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DtuilIeton H.


Rante @tast pettn
'l1eter StoppelfeIees,
tlns hur& Stal unb 06lsee
S&rsit bas Deer Der Qribcu.
Tue ben, eaab. BEN faIten
Gisb'n bic S6nesri&pSrme,
I'm Ia Ghsens Ddruae
Ren I'D 30 eutiolten.
3Omn aus feneu eanbs,
etete SGwagbe wtebt1
Sinee eeine eisber,
Die ara Neesesaranhe.
4ia astr lies eepsrbtL
stbe I'D 70 serne
Den etm GAsea fesae r.
aetssa ksim- sasa Rsreen.
@aau he S6assylHtpdrme
Bel ben @snsrbinbsa
Su @sflb nne Gidten
9ommsa nat Der Hdrnss.
Qofa &. Baaoifa.
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lam.
Der @apitdn olIetn bate letne Be-
fcnnsnbeit uno feline GaTuns rt9t per-
loren. {onpern sab ieine Befetle NIT ei-
nsr SsftmmtSeit uno Gsftstett, eis
mon bewunoern maBte. @tidliber
Weils war'sSormIttag mad 1iide Deer
an ateno fonnte man auf Dis 0eifes>
9eaenrart eS gapttdns ni6t NIT
St6erssit tednen penn &c unp Bru
Der alfobcl naren CUTE Greunbe, am
abeRb fo9ar nnssrtrsnnltGe 0ulsn,
freunre. -Nue csm gOrrereaneu erang
8au& unp QuaIm In GROCER Menee
bsrrcr. Wte eas Geuer sntfanren
nor, wuets nd Niemaap ~ nfldren /;
am ,pabrld einli6fen mar 60, pae eie
8eyuniaiiun8 gum 8ranbe eurb oie
unpoiFhtisteit Ger Watrelen 9saeben
worpsn lei. Der Gapttdn liss WaGer
berbeitroaen. cite Neibn uno &incer
mueten in Die Gaidte UNI in's 3pf>
f6snred binab, um feline u%norenuna
unr St6ruua tu ma6sn ; oben mar
aues In BOILER lbdiiefeit atsr 60 i1ien,
Rag iere Wube unD tepe N~nfrenauke
on psr @utb BEG smp5rtsn glementes
lhsi!ese.
Die sr5bie 0sfabr befanb cartu,
cab untsr Der Sttfslapuna i6 rieIe
6eNer Branrtrsin uno pulper beian>
ZEN, rpenn pas Gsuer bis 40 pitlsu
prana. NOR pas Shif unretttar perlos
rem ; Der Gapiidn lief Die 2udsn 5F,
men GnS u~naGfboltfam fr6nie cas-
Da6sr In cas- Sdtf. atsr Der Aualm
warD nur nob grocer. "9ebrere Ma=
trclsn fGpten aesea eas Steue,tcrp
gu, no cie &sttunastcc:s an ibrfr
Iaueu nne Ret.en btnaen. uno uolten
rtele berabla6en> Tim f1 anf tbnen ~
rstterl ; Ser S%teueInanr unc Der 6ons
bccts mann ffelIten 7@ aber NIT gslnees
men piffclen bin, uno probttn Seven
nit Dem 1ooe. Der es ra9en pilee,
einen Serlub 3u MAIDEN, f& per Ret
t~unssboots ~ beuddtieen. Aud In
Der b5aRen gsfabr pdre ptefe 8orf1t
notbweneiB serefsn; esnn bet CEN
Anpran8 Aaer pdrs Niemanb aesettet
rprben.-@Iddtiaer @eile nor DE
0efatt tato teisttist; abtr tas Sam,
rterselaret Der @etber unp ainosr eeGs
ts SsrsrHann nod lanse In ben Obs
rem. .a' aasa5s
Abenbs (asen bie SKINNER pterer
tsiiammen, uua Etc GrsdbIuns pes Ame<
r!tansrs nn3ubbfen ; ba fpra6 pieler
~Ndaner ! teute fnb mir aus elmer
i1rsdli9en Gefabr erreltet rporef1
mir fSnnen Soft ni1t seuue pauten
fir ote &ettuus uno unlsr usu sel9sut:
tee 2ebent
DNa! Die 0sfabr mar bod mid! "a,
10 arg" rteintf Ger RoblentDni, ,.cae
NOR pas gang onbers, ME 20 BET une
In StplSenDorf gsbrannt bat ; pas muE
tpabr lsin, nm Sibtme6en inD's Tsbtr
Jabr. "a mar Der let6 s~ussfrCrfn
nnc Ger Nlblbah unb bic Sprigsn
% mar NCtb aul WaGer, unD Gel
pnBsnbfrtl uao Der GIammersirsl mt
Der UammeraeI fine a~bgebrannt UNI
mar 9siner Sera6eeurirt ; oas mar cir
unSlad aber bic. III DaGer senus
utlo lsia SGif miro Der Gapttdn aud
8epts perahscurirt baden IN, einen l95.
men SaBen @elO, 9 mue balt aud
mas rertb ieta."
ngsetn eieber es III pcbl ruabr, rai
60 bier Bafer senas sibt jun e5lGsn
aber 60 must fsbr rreni9 ; Deua CO II
ia Nles bon 6cIs. uno ibrfsens nod
rou Ibeer, baS brennt ME Strcb
eatirl 1T TIM S6iffe cine Mrnge spiri.
tue une Del, uup rrenlt rtar Da u1f
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DIR Bruber fam een 8rubts nt&t,
Der @eta bex Batter niGt ertraseu
&c pirb 70 lei9t Eta MsnfNeafias
Dem anbern tmmet webl bebasen.
aaGii& 10 bic naeuldltGe &atnr
Gin espiesr eaoer aui bes GsssuEur.
Der Renl&, ~ tIus.
SIR Aubsre. 70 Scller @etststtslidt-
Dat &aib seaue
tiir ale Bdt-nur fir aG leIber ns&t.
&555H Sana6 AnifuS.
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9etbs3e bntes &apitet.

~VV0 saw
auf Dem SGtffs. u N E.
rifani@e Gten uno x iln
Oer>3u6t. 8rfefe aus
amertfa mad DeutiG ,
tanr.
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ScRlBNER Fox NovEMBER.-Bret
narte's first novel, which has been ex-
peoted with so mucs ipterest, is begun
as a serial publicstion, lin Scribner 8
Monthly for Novembsr-(the begin
ming Of the eleventh volume Of that
magasine). Gabriel Couroy" is the
title of the story, Of which seven chap
tiers are here published. The scene il
in that Western country with which
Mr.. Harte has made tie world famil-
lar, and the few who have read the
entire story in advance pronounce it a
powerful work. The series on Ameri-
can Colleges begins in this number
with an article on the old William and
Mary College, Of Virginia, by the we'll
known Southern writer, John Ester
Cooke. Eugene Thompson publishes
chapter, on 1.-The Curiosities Of Long
evity," illustrated with pictures Of eel
ebrated "cases," ancient aud modern
sad other interesting articles,
sADr. Holland, 10 Topics Of the Time
writes about "The Magazines New
Year." 1.-THE Political Outlook, "Mr
Moody and his Work" and "Americal
Hone1ty." In The Old Cabinet Sen
timentality" is discussed. The othe
editorial departments have their usua
variety.
The publishers announce that Dr.
Hollands "Story Of Sevenoaks" viii
be concluded in December, aud tina
Mr.. Hale's philip Nolan's Friends
will begin in the January number.
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What Minnesota Supports.

Perhaps 1t may not be known to all our
readers that Minnesota supports an agricul-
tural paper equal in size, reading matter
and neatness Of make up to any published
in the older States Of the Union. Not on
ly this. but it is larger. even. than some
leading States furnish. Missouri. which
has three times our population, publishes
Coleman's Rural World, which is eight
columns smaller: Wisconsin, in the
"Western Farmer" only has forty COL
umn paper in place Of forty-eight in the
''Farmers' Union" published at Minneap-
oils; while Illinois furnishes in the "Prairie
Farmer only the same amount Of matter
as theU Mon. This being the case, wouldn't
It be we'll for our farmeA to patronize home
industry little more and try their own
paper yeari Many are sending OF to
New York and elsewhere for periodicals.
when home agricultural news would be
more beneficial. We notice that the mon
has recently put on new dress. and that
it still continues to furnish its usual
amount Of interesting original matter from
the farmers each week. The publication
Of SO large and we'll filed journal in Min.
nesota is credit to the State, and it ought
to be well supported by the farmers. We
will club it with the GAzErrs for $500 i,
year. :
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR NOVEMBER. -
St. Nicholas begins its third volume
with telling number-fresh. bright,
varied, healthy It contains some
twenty-five interesting contributions
it gives Us articles froms more than a
dozen of the best writer's in the coun.
try. In the excellence aud variety Of
it's contents, - : single number i,
could hardly be surpassed. 1t crowds
. strong story By one fns writer with
au Instructive sketch Or Z dainty poem
BY aaother.
And the artistic merit Of the num-
Dor is equal to the literary. The illus
trations generally are very beautiful
the frontispiece-a reproduction o.
Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait Of "Peu
elops Boothby"-is wonderfully 6ne
Among the most notable Of the Other
pictures are the illustrations to Mr.
Brooks serial By Thonas Moran and
w. L. Sheppard, and the very eomi-
cal drawings BY Frank Reard.
Jack n.the Pulpit, The Letter Box
and the Riddle Box bring with them
q usual, generous fund Of amusement
and altogether, the November number
Of st. Nicholas il one Of the very best
issues Of this uncqualed magazine fo'
children.
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How 6rasthoppes Eggs are De-
strOyel.

Mr.. John G. Wise, one Of the grass
hopper commissioners Of Minnesota,
aud editor Of the Mankato Review,
says in a recent number OF his paper ::
1.-THE Watonwan County Record says
that farmer Of that county, living in
y locality where great many grass
hopper eggs. were deposited, went out
one day to dig some, and after an
hours search without finding any came
to the conclusion that they had all de-
cayed. Telling his conclusions TO a
ne; shbor, the latter took him to field
where he said there were millions, but
inter considerable digging they found
their search equally frui'less. If the
eggs had decayed We imagine that
some trace Of the decayed matter
would be found in the ground. In
our investigations in the frontier coun-
ties We found nearly the same state "l
affairs. The eggs were supposed 10 be
deposited in the greatest numbers, and
surprise was generally expressed at the
comparatively few found. We are in
cliued to the belief that the blackbirds
which are unusually plenty in the
grssshoppcr districts, and the prairie
ohick,Ds, both Of which dig and ea'
the eggs. have destroyed them The
bIackbirds especially have great
foudness for the eggs, dig them with
great energy, and consume large mum
bsrs Of them, A farmer Of Watonwau
County told US the other day that ev
cry year his corn has been badly in
jured by the blackbirds, who light up
on the stalks and peck the kernels
from the end of the ears. This yea,
they have troubled him, aud, upon in
vestigatien he found them feeding
upon grasshopper eggs.
"Another hopeful prospect is. thai
where the eggs have not been thus de
.troyed in many PLACES the CO. ting sui
rounding the eggs and constituting the
sack; composed Of mucus matter, ha.
been dissolved by the damp weather
and the eggs lie unprotected in the
damp ground Professor Riley, the
eutomologist Of Missouri, gives it at
his opinion that an unusual amount Of
dampness will destroy the eggs, and
that their present condition in Mime
sofa is favorable for that result.
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STRAYED.

On or about October 4th 1875, mare
colt, years old, dark gray.
mare colt, l year old, bay color, little
white on one hind leg.
horse cot, year old, roam color, with
black name and tail, large Of its age.
A liberal reward will be given for any
information about either Of them.
JOHN OLSON,
vineland P. O., Yellow Medicine. County
MINI
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the parter'
ship heretofore existing between the un.
designed, under the firm name Of Knee
land Il Sayles, in the Town Of Lambertor
Redwood County MIMI, is this day dis
solved.
The business will be settled by C. r
Kneeland, who will continue the bushes:
and to whom all accounts must be paid.
C.. R, KNEELAND.
c. W. SAYLES,
Lamberton Oct. 18th 1878. 4
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Destructive prairie fires are raging
in southern Kansas, along the line o.
the Fort Scott railroad. At one place
IN Cherokee county, the ties on three
miles Of track we're burned. The fire
caught from a locomotive, and ha:
swept over miles Of country, destroying
houses, fences aud crops.
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An Opera Troupe gave an entertainment
=, sehmahl's Hall on Tuesd " evening. II
i,a travelling concern. We do not know
the name of It or who is responsible for it
There was quite good audience in atten'
dance, We hear the performance OF ons
little girl, who danced and played the vi
olin, well spoken Of and the rest OF thu
show generally condemned. It was fol-
lowed by q dance.