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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-12-18

OK To $50 PER DAY. Agents wanted
VO All classes of working people Of both
sexes Young and old. make more money for their
localities during their spare Moments OF all the
time than At anything else We offer nloyment that
Will pay handsOmely for every hour work. Full par
ucuaTs terms &C. sent free Send US your address
once Don't delay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere until you have learned
Whist offer
STINSON CO.. Portland Maine,
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THE WAYNE COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK !
DE OFT.
ID r U R OFT

Wessons Building. corner Of Griswod and Congress
Streets.
Copies Of their bylaws and Reg lations can be IA,
At their Banking Rooms
Loans Of $500 70 $40 90 had on real estat,
security upon apph alton 70 the Treasurer
President -W LILLIAN b WEssoN
Vice President-DR a. hIEFsK
Secretary md TressuTer-S D. ELwO0D
Attorney wv A MOokk
TRt' <TEES
J. m J. Bagley, jerome Croul. J B Suth-ri,nd JET
terson Wiley, $. @. Wright, d NJ Ferry Paul Giles
l. ?. Knight Vim. q Mes>On. Tr ugots smith D. NJ
Richardson, VIM Duncan r. W. Palmer Herman
hiefer Francis Adams, h c. Barker George r Haei ley
j. 5 F1rrand, David knapp, VIM. A Moore 5 b. ii
wood.
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Interest

at the rate Of per cent per annum i paid On Al
sums ~ Five Dollars ar more
Working People
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DIED.

REIGEL.-on the nth day OF August In
East Penn Twp,, James Daniel, sou of John
Reigel and his wife, Ma da, aged months al d
10 davs
REED-.on the 18th dav of Augusta in Weiss.
port, Aq lila e.. husband OF Mara l.. IL, cd.
aged p wears, mouths aud davs.
KERN. On the 18TH day OF August, in Lower
T0wamensinB Twp. Elsie May, daughter OF
Lntayetta A. and Ida r. X srn. agel IL days
KERSHNER ON the I4th das of August.
IN West Penn. 1oOrge, husb' nj OF Catharine
Kershner. aoed SO years, . months ana 27 days
kAUNsMAS.-On the nth daY of August
10 Lower 1Owamensing fwp.. Emma C. datigh
tor OF Jacob and Mary Kaulsnan, aged 9 } eara
months aud Gays
MOSER.-On the 18th dav OF August In Lo-
mgntou, Adelne a.. daughter Of Jacob anl Su.
sanna ho-er, ng d IS DAYS.
hAUCH -on the tn day OF August. in Le
mghtOn, a. e., daughter Il Elias ana a nv
Ann auoh aged rs devs,
NER.-On the Ist day of seotember, IN
W IS. oct Joseph. husband OF Su.an Fennsr
aged yolfs ana days.
EVEAE-On the ith day OF september IN
Mahonlne Two. Sarah Jane, daLSht Of Ly-
mPn aud Aqulila EVtrt, aged, months aud IL
day. .... ~
REH RIG,-In this borough on the Ist INST.
William Rehiig. aged o. years, months and 2 !
DAYS
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iowa m mensing Items.

Our farmers are now busy preparing for
seeding.
The corn crop looks exceedingly well and,
If the tiost does not appear too at will be
neavy crop again TINS year.
Mr.. Joseph Killer is weather boai ding and
otherwise Improving his dwelling. uf which 1t
stood In great need.
Mr., Charles Berlin is rapidly hurrying his
residence to completion. which when flashed
VIII present'a very nice appearance. r.. r-.
Mr.. Henry Serfass, of ourtainsvi!le, will
take charge Of the school at shoenberger's. in
IN 1owamensing Mr.. s. com,s well recon.
mended: aud IL Is to be hoped w,l give enLire
-Wnen will the authorities Of Lehighton re.
pair their sldewalksl Indeed they are IN de-
lapldated condition. Gentlomen, wake up A
IOur correspondent on reference 30 our local
co lumns, viii perceive that they have lust ar
oused themselves Ed
-R, +. HOiford Q. g. IL holding the teachers
dayl Youra
Sept, 0, 1875. HNRon.
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An Att.mp. to Break Jail.

Four desperadoes who are awaiting trial at
the september term of the Court OF Quarter
Sessions for Pike county, which convenes on
the g7th, had laid excellentpans for an escape.
ade from the country Jall last SATURDAY nigl t.
One OF the prisoners named Charles Ingram
had nade wooden KEY, and upon trying il
twlee during the abssnoe OF the turnSey. found
u Woulu un Ouk the cell door very easily, This
being accomplished. they began making pre-
para ions TOR their escape, which was to have
been attempted at midnf ynt. IN the meanIlme
Frank Redding, confined IN the same Cell, nav.
ing no inclination 70 go and take the ehanoes
OF being Tecaptured Uniformed the turnIry.
John Thomas, OF their intended escape
lhereupon the turnkey entered the cell
and demanded the key.bnt Ingram mad destroy.
ed IT, Be ides Ingram there were two other
prisoners, George Hoffman and James Millieap,
IN the plot. Z he former was charged with hav
ing hred through passneger car window while
tram vas passing aRst Hope. Pa, last sp ing,
the ball barely missing the head OF Benlam M
Thomas, Superln. endent OF the Delawage al.
Vision OF tue Ere hallway. who was on the
tram. going west. The other, James Mi igan.
~ ohargrd with placing obsruci ions on the
Erie kail.Ay, We. OF Port Jews Rod0inR is
nalvo Of Milford and was but fecentiy
rslrased from y rfteen moath's outnc
meni 10 the Ea'tein fenitentiary.
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"Take of Your Coat and Vest"


rough looking customer came into nv Of
fce the other day and putting box upon my
desk gave me q look in the eyes and politely
requested me to take eff my coat and vest"
This modest invitation for me to d,srobe, quite
astonished me, I began to think there was go
ing to lie warm work and that should have to
lick the fellow or otherwise, when the wretch
spoke up aoain, and said. " II would be great
favor II you wouli take or YOUR COAT and vest,
ar" told the Rentemnn that preferred to
Keep my clothing on. and that 1 was sorry l
couid not Obllge him p" We'll. sir" snId he : II
You won't remove your cJat and vest / will re-
move mine" L then politely remInde him
that my office was not dressing room. nor
ba room, nor a" You doI't Understand ~ e.
young man" he bandly said so OF went ms
coat aud then his vest then lie calmly united
the string with which Cbe mysterious box was
bound, lie opened the box ard he pul ed froul Ii
par Of shoulder braces and he triBd them on,
reharking at the sans Time sic amt they
beautiful II you would only lake of your
coat ana vest aud try par you would never
take them on" Then boldly pointed 10 the
door and said git."
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On Saturday morning of last week. about one
o'clock, four tramps attempted to enter the
store OF W. II. Whltehe ead, situate at the Lock
in East weisspport a short distance abovc the
Hour and feed store OF J. X. RickeFt. Mr..
Whitehead was AWAKENED by the noise Of the
scallawags. and Immediately rushed to the
scene, revolver in hand, when on perceivjng
his approach the burglars fed. In their haste
10 get out of the range Of the pistol balls shot af
ter them. one OF them fell or jumped into the
lock, where he was kept pnhl il, ., Levan. the
indefangabe constable OF Franklin twp.,
arrived on the scene, when he was pulled from
the water, and conveyed before e. q. Campbell,
whore lie gave his nnmo as John Kansel. He
was locked up IN The Squife's house till day-
ght, when he was taken to hotel de BIenciser.
at Mauch Chunk, to await his trial on the
charge OF attempted burglary. Johns tramp.
ing papers will no doubt be cancelled for some
time by his honor in October.
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MARRIED.

GERBER-KRAUTZ.-o the 2sth tiay et
August bv Rev. A. Bariho omew, Mr..
ThOnas Gerber, of LehiVhton, and Miss Flora
Ann Krautz of East Penn TWP. Carbon Co
RHOADS-M lLLER On the same day by
the samc, Mr., Jeramiah ]. Rhoads, OF Lenigh.
ton. and Miss Matilda Miller, of haLoning
EVERIlT- REX-on the 4th day of Sept =,
by the same, Mr.. H. II Everitt of We ssp r !.
bon Go.
BU1z-KUNzMAN On the End inst by
Hay. ur. Becker, Mr.. Geo Butz OF A lentowii,
10 FYetta KunZmaI, of Millport.
SANDE RS--BEAN.-I Savlorsville on che
29lh ult.. by Rev. r !. Faus, Mr.. Lemuei Sau-
Run.
CARPENTER -wILHELM.-At the re 4.
deDc OF the BRIDES parents, la Mauch Chunk,
on the 9TH Inst by Rev. A. NJ. Wiggius MT
OF Aiauch Chunk "
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S1atington lite ms.

In the iorepaIt OF Saturday afternoon last the
hose OF the Lehigl slate Company AM Post
Office section Of uo town, were put on squirt
for settling the dust and for making tho air
fresher for a display OF our militia known as
the Slatineton ii fies" About sixty men are
enrolled IN the company, captained by No.
Rhoads, ticket agent OF the b. & L. r, r.. at
this place. They make an imposi & appearance
IN their gray suits-so every one remarSei that
5eheld them pnrading up Second and down
Main S.. to the Lehigh Sratr Complny's oAice
where, after having gore through with Ii tls
drilling, hat was made, when Lieut. JEFF.
Moser, U. $. N appeared in his naval gear,
with very handsome ilP, that WIS procured
Tor the bo in gray by liberal donations OF our
own citizens aud which, with an appropriate
presentation speech. was handed over TO the
company, who, thrOu Oh SIR. Pattefson's ready
response. thi nk'ully received tn, stars and
stripes" which shaI float over the bravo BOYS
Flags were put to the breaze al ffsrent D aces
in town. and the occasion generally brought 10
gel her host Of sight-se,r'.
Rev Kepner, family. and Miss Rose 8rend
hnger, sister to Mrs. Kepner, an accomplished
and soc:able lady, left last Monday for Potts.
town, where Rev. Kepner has charge OF large
and liberal Lutheran congregat alton. Their
TIN ee weeks soJOurn with us was highly appre.
ciated by the many fIirnds they left behind
when they took their leave from our midst last
tn. SOW AND TBRA
sept 8. 1875 .fIidfiIi n
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tlts kind OF iron, but II there IL an over d. oduc.
tlOn ut the present time in the West we are un.
40, 40 Q 70 nnd the Pllnt. There - no accumula.
chants wfrehou es. At the mills IN PiLtsburg
STOCKS are hardy up 10 the average, and this Ia
ia5T and Gown tbs nh,o ,ne r 20 evs, Vs. ICON Tieys ave-
haf merchants have beea Ogying FROM hatNl
To- mouth merely to keep up an assortment.
are now satlsled 10 give one for S tons stocks
at m! rchnhts warehouses NE small. No iron
,Iers X Soosn. on spScu,aioI, ~ Nms uea thst
tnlnk that ron must go lower. most ground
l 81 lurd and one thot must besoIe many days
De shown TO be fallacious-
Notwithstanding this hopeful view Of the sa
uatlon taken by the wo Id. we are assured Uy
an intell gent and large manufacturer OF ir0,
that WIN 9 At IL literally true there Ia no oveI.
production OF finished iron, the natural ntes.
ence from that tact IL calculate ed to lead to un.
real tcnclu lone. our il formant says there
never Is uch stock OF finished rails on hand
Rails is the rule, are not made in advance OF
orders. At tie present limo The material for
rails 10 In advanCtG repsrntion TO very large
amount. hut that there are positively no orders
for iron ON the market. Oar iufoIman: is pro-
n'Denly conr ected with more than one large
IRON wOrSs,and says he has not one single order
nor is he aware of more han one order for new
rails at any works, and in that instance it Ia
simply an Exchange of tie lew rails for old
ones, which are to be taken in exchange to tho
value OF the new. The non interest we regret
to say, Is exceedingly depre 81 q, aud is so from
rallroau making yea rs A. o in dvance OF any
legitimate business want up to the present time.
Onl there ts u quicBened demand for iron the
conl trade cannot continue acive.
REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
y susqu hanna DIVISION. Central r X. Of
NtW Jersey-Week ending Sept 8, 1876,
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Religious.
Presbyterian church-sunday school a. "a
n preanhine At ioso A. N and 7.sO ?, ~, by
Rev. John Darlington, pastor.
Evangelical Assooia tion-New school Houss
Tomorrow az 10 O'Clock A, n. ohildten's
prayer meeting at 2 o'clock p. NJ. sunday
School at 1870 German preachihs,by the pas.
tor. ]. Q. Blem. Theme I; (" rhe DEVILS Gospel a
All are made welcome TO hear. aud at liberty
10 maze choice for time and eternity.
M. Il. CAurch-Ilev, Winner Coffman, pas
tor Preaching 10 morrow Sunday 1850 A.
NJ, aud $50 4. NJ. eunnay sohoul a. sP. NJ
IraysI olettaR harsdsy, 100 4. 81.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-09-11

trotting match willcome off ON the track OF
the Carbon County Industrial Society, in this
borough on SATURDAY. afternoon, September 18th,
1875, for purse of $50. The following horses
have been entered and will contest for the prize ;
jos. Drumbore's q. IN, 81 Little Maggie"
]. W. R4udenbush's =. IN. I" AMMAN" "
H.. w. Clauss' b. M Dolly Ann"
Wllloughby Rooms x. m. Kitty Clay"
j. X. Hu's s, h. HI nest jim"
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Nominations.

The Lehieh County Republican Convention
met in Catasauqua, on Saturday last, and p.ac.
ed IN nomination the following ticket:-
observation-disclosures Lumley.
Cterk OF Tie OrpAais' COurt-Willinm Steckel
CterH Of Quarter SesSt0a-Fancls d Busse
ReyiSter-P. ID. Hcrn.
CofOner-Dr. Il. ]. A. VI mich. .... u
1rgaSRreT-LevI Lichtehwalner '...
Comm onerS-So lOmon kllne James sing
mas, ,er.
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AdYertising a Rates.

We desire 1t to be distinctly understood that
mo Advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns Of TUE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
received from unknown parties or firms unless
accompanied with the CASH. The following are
our ONLY terms.
Advertisements for year, per inch each
six Mouths, per inch taeh'insertton & ,,ts.
!" Three Months. 70 Gus.
Less than three months, first inser-
J. tion o. each subsequent insertion rs cts.
4 ocal notices 10 cents Der line.
H. ". MoRTHIME.R, Publisher.
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q r. SLEW ERs,
Ths Carbon @arpeate.
Local and Personal.

W Parties 1eceiving the ADVOCATE
with q cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra 90 cents will
be added to pay the expenses Of coilec.
Zion. IA ..5...,.,.s..s.-. o.,
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Closing Prices of DElIAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
Sent. o. 1878. B.
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MURDER
JOHN p. JONES SHOT DOWN IN
OPEN DAY by M0LLIE Nc
GUIRE ASSASSINS I

The Murderers Pursued by Hundreds
Of Citizens, over Mountains and
through Wales, from Carbon County
to Schuylkil.
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HoPE FJR THE DE4roSnEST --IfyoI
have beeL conghhig all winter and begin o de.
spiir oi recovery, or u you havo takel recent,
co a. go nt onoe TO tho Drug stare ufC. W. LenlE
or j. Dnriiug. get b0ttlo OF DR.. =. MORRfs'
srauP oF IAh, LID aRRHY AND HoABHoUxn.
Ike II aud DO vel. no other lne1icluo acts
all diseases OF the t.troat, innga aud Ghost l. al,
lnR 70 60 sumption. Al Iudrejs wno onu1.
thOur ht hof hal Glat drs ID dlse9 90 Il I've hof1l
restoret 20 hea To ny the u lois almost neg
10 remedy. II sa. tbe bost known apocino fs,,,
Stolp, All never fails IN WhoOpi = OOnan.
Inhi shs " cents oe.t> iuh. Id.5.
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !

Dyspepsia IL the most perplexIng OF all human
Filmeuts. It's symptoms are almoss i1fihits In
variety, and the fOrl lrn anu dlspOndent vie Tins
OF the disease often fancy thenl~e. yes the prey
IN turn, OF every KIN ,wn mllndy. This Is due
IN part TO the Close sympathy which exslsts be.
tween the stomach a1d the brain, and m mart
also 10 the fact that any disturbance OF the dl,
gesuve junction necessarily dIsOrdSrs the liver
the loves aud the nervous system, and ef.
fects, - some extent. the quality Of he blood
K. Il. * unkePs Bitter Wine o4 Iron q sora
cure his Is not new preDerauon. 70 be tr1el
anu found wanting II has been pgesorlhed uallY
Tor many yea y Ia the practice of eminent phvs
sleians with unpaIall led snoceas; II Is not ex.
pected or int nd d To cure all the diseases Ia
which the human family is subjeit. but IA war
ranted 70 cur1 nYapeDsla In ivs most oustlnat-
form. KunAl y 81 teI Wina II Iron never fails
TO CuTe symptoms OF Dyspep Ia are lo OF ap
pitt, wind and iising OF the iooi dryness of
mouth. hentburn, uistension OF the stomach
and bowls, tals patton. headache, dizz neas
sleep e'sness Al low spirits. Try the great
remedy aud be CONVINCED uf its merits. Get tho
gennne. Take o0ly X Inklss w1ioli IL o,lt nm
oulY IN ~ hott es. Depot 80 North n NTH 81
Phlludelphla Pa, 1t never fails. Flr HGln bx all
Druggists and dralers everywhere.
Tape Worm
Removed In n Tow hours. No fee ssked unt1l
the el Ire worm, With mead. Ia expelled Medl.
olne harmless, being pul civ vegeAble. Consul.
"a Ion Leo hN Df, 4. h, kUNKLR No. 2jo North
street. PHILADELPHIA pa. Scat. Pin aud atom
nch worms also removed ADVICE free. Spnd
lor circular, oo 10 YOUR drugIrs6 aDd asa for
kuNkIks " OHM HaUP Puce 81 per hottie
no Worm syrup never tails. 500 g. I'm
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AhOiohSc'''sss s..s.s
Decrease..............B00 900, As 90,

The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipl cd over the Lehigh Valley kaiiroau for the
week ending Sept 4h, 1875 and for the year a
compal ed W til the same me last year:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
Die Sabafsermte In &entudn.

Heuere Nadri9teu aus jenem Staate
idntsn in Se;us auf bic Sabatsernte sin.
fiSsr ais Die bisber mitsetbeilten. GO
f5rsibt !. 9. Die rRaoiionuile Gimss":
raRtt Ser9niisen uernsbm.u mir, bab Der
neuli9e 6rOit ben Gabatspfansen teinen
sroben S4aben suseiist bat. Die Oblt:
ernte 1T oasegen SeritOrt." Der .Maps.
piae eagle" meIOet: Die GabutSpHun,en,
peIde mdbrenO Der toItcn Rd6te nit @e.
ftrdu3 unS Strob beSett IpOren, buben fei.
men S9aben SeIittcn un6 ltcben ie6r per
ipre9eno. Die 9rOBte @efa5r wirO ieei
fein, baB bic GARNER mebr GObat p~ilun;cn
weroen, uls lie Ueriorgen f~onnen, uuO bel
rWurm" miro oann Den 9r6Btcu G6eil ais
Seute uerScbren."
Der nYOOuca5 &entudian" l6reibt
Ole i6Iimmiten Seiirdtunsen fir Obi
NIB Saaten baben ii6 beitdtigt obne aQel
3weifcl iinO AUDI Die GObatsphan;en be
f6doi9t, aber LANCE ni6t 10 i6limm, ais
man anfangS befirdtete. @ir truia
Capt. BID See bon Galloway, Der Den Ga
BAT in ieinen Ybaien tennt; CT iuste, bal
CT Pfau,en bon uieIen Yeutcn unteriud
uno iie oQe bei6dbi9t g~ciun0en babe mund
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Nus Den ncridicoencn Staatcm.

Sn Nuau ia, Ga. wuroe am 26.
Ipril Der 8rdberIdmidunsstas nit unse,
wobnli9 impoiantcn Gsremonisn bssanseu
unb IS puroe Der 0runoitein gu benz DO:
num,nt fir conforoerirte Soloateu sslest.
General 9uaus belt cine Hebe, in weI9er
er CUR Scriobnuns nno gum SrieOen er:
mabnts. Oic Oamen i9miidten bann bic
@rdber Der %sefaaenen SunbesiOloaten unb
Eebeuen nit Slumen.
25. gpril fanb in Der Ndbe oes Ga:
ton: !3peises auf Der Baltimore uno Soto.
mae:9iisnbabn cine Gouiiiion sipii6en ei;
mem Waibinstoner unb q. Oorter Siien.
babn,u9e itatt. adt ODER scbn Ecrionen
wuroen ldrper uerlett uno beibe 3ise arg
beiddoi9t. Der 2Ocomotiuiiibrcr bcS norb;
li9 9ebenoen 3uscs belt nidt lan9e gcnug
un Der Winoung oes Sunnels, OaB Der
iiiblid sebenoe 3us p%uiiiren tonnte unO 10
itieben beibe iSiise bel elmer Siesuns Suiams
men, ,udbrenb ie nit uoller 0~ampitrait
iubren.
Der burd Die GoQiiion uerurioGte Gra6
mar iur6tbar. SeiOe gocomotipeu uno
pier @a9gOps luurOen uOlitdnOi9 jertriim:
inert. Der Senoer elmer Scr gocomotiuen
wurOe All Ole 5ertriimmerten &ag9onS, II.
Der @epddpusson oes mOrIi3 gebenocn
3useS aui Die locomotive OeiieIbcn 9ewOr.
len. Neun FeriOnen wurOen idiuer unb
mebrere anoere lei6t perleet.
Sin 9t d. teroes Staotes Slinois bat
enti9 eoen, OuB eiu junger Miann, wel9sr
resclmiB 9 &Oit uno SO9is b~eja.It, ous
9te1t bat in ieinem 3immer SaJ uny Na9t
St.,eI III lpiclen.
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Die srsentpdrti9e 0efHditslage.

rSm Ausemeinen btbt iid Die @eiddftss
hdtisfeit bcs 9anbes Iunsiam, aber in elmer
8eiie, wel6e Oaurr peripridt", iast bic
X. y. rSribune". rllnter ben porSusli6:
Iidfen 9anOeIsarttteIu lit es bic Baum.
woae, iuel3e ibren Preis am 6eiteiten be,
bauptet. Sour seriHse Suantitdten treffen
M ben nDrbIi6en 9dfeu elm, iebod iinb
sroBere Wtense mad benz Nuslauoe uuters
psss. SSn SrOOitoiien unb ionitisen Sies
riaiien ianS Swar ein serinses Sinteu oer
9reife iaatt, Obue bab iebod Der allsemeine
Stano oes Dia,ttes cine auiiallenoe slenbes
ring erIitt.
8as 6leiidpaareu b%etrifft, 10 lisst cine
Statiittt bes S5peinebanbeIs fiji bas Sa5r
lS74-75 Dor, wona9 Die 9ln;abl Der in
bieiem Sabre CUR 8erienOuns einsei9ladtes
ten S9weine 5,537,124 betru9, bas lit
n,sbr. als in irsenO einem uer9ansenen
Sabre, wobinsesen bas Our6i@nittseuidt
pcmlent9en elnl9er friiberen Sabre Inn cine
&leiniateit na6itebt. Der Yreis bes
S6weinefeii3es lit unsepOanIi4 bod.
Sein Setras ersub sos $685. 600 ODER
*a5. 600 nsbr, uIs Der Ourdidnittsbstras
Der Ietten pier Sabre.
9os 8ei9dit in Gaenpaaren fdnst an,
f6 NIT Dem Gintritt oes 6riiblinssuetters
rnsbr unb mehr gu beIeben. SIM @eiddft
NIT eoIonialuaareu bat 3uder cine Yreis.
feiseruns erfabren, 3bes basessn cine
Breisoerminoersns. Sabluusseinitequnsen
BON S~eSeutuns iinb in Iester 3sit nidt Elm:
setreten. Sm @rebitseben piro nod INNER
Srobe Sorii3t ansewanbt unO ,pas bic Gin:
faiRraus pom ausitauoen anbstrifit, 70 sebt
te alatter bon itatteu, aIs felt lanaer 3eit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
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Obj unsebenO, itebt fait sdnSIide Waib.
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