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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Subscribers out Of this County
Another Gun for the P. & o. Road
A Railroad through the Notch
ACCOMPLISHED

Another step has been accomplished
in til" great railway project which is to
connect the Great Lakes with the Al
lamtic ocean. 10y way of 81. .Inhm>hury
and the White Mountain Notch. Last
Saturday. tle first train from Portland.
hearing Il large party of railroad officials
and others. passed up through the ia
nous White Mountain Notch to the
western slope of the mountains Ia the
Fahyam lInu>, on This side. where CON
ncrtiou i made with the Boston. Con
cord \ Montreal Railroad. We give
cl>cu here an cNtcndcda very interest
rng account of this project. and the
"I,rnim" at the road. from Il special cor
respondent of the Boston .Jo",Hdi.
Tine accomplishment of this result i
i matter "i un small cungIatulati"m. y
railroad running through the White
Mountain Notch Our readers can re-
member the dcIi>inm with which this
project WAS met when iiI>t hroachcd.
md even after lis accomplishment was
we'll assured. Now the ir:tI i accom-
pli>hcd 1t i Il time when every friend
of the enterprise. may well feel proud
Ia connection with the opening OF
The road through the, Notch. it is graft
wing to know that the work on the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13

drawing out the pole the honey began
to run out and soon tubs. buckets and
barrels were filled. and still il flowed.
At last, they put in Il charge of powder
and blew off Il portion of the rock which
disclosed tons and tons of honey. he
length of this reservoir was found t"
he full one-fourth of mile, and all
filed with honey. 1t i thought that
1000 tons would not he an unfair e>tl-
mate. \. &. II.
Ndpd city. Cal.
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of the hotel and the people Tor miles me
irouud are there in vast numbers. ne
rrccptiou was enthusiastic. Aitrr Il
brief stop we continue on to fah\all -
four miles. the grade for that distance
hciup down at 80 feet to the mile.
We arrived ut Fabyan's our field piece
Giving forth another salute. al ! p. NJ.
and There also were warmly received,
and the Boston. Concord ana M"lii e''
road and the Portland and o@ncn>h'ii :
road then and there ''claspcd hands
amid mutual congratulations.
THINGS IN GENERAL.
The road has been most substantially
built and rides easily. Ii receives the
w,,mrSt concentrations of experience
ed Railroad men. including those
.,mnur the party on the trip to-day
The tourist can now leave Boston III
tbc morning. dine at Portland and take
summer at FabNan'> al on the top "i
Mount Washington.
The Eastern railroad connection at
North Conway Is ais" an ln'P"illh' one
for that route. and enables parties over
that Innte to reach the aMl"ld ana
Fahlan houses easier ahd quicker IMAM
hN amy other way.
The business of the Portland and
Om,Icnshurm road even thus far has en-
cccded the most SingiiInc expectations.
The total receipts since II Was opened.
(Srpt. -. $500, have been S.''.I.|2? To-,
rNprn,iiturcs S:5l- .9U1 :E}. net income
:%4tni. so - II very handsome cNhIhlt.
The net earnings the past year were ~
per cent incrc;i>, of the previous year.
The contractors. Mcs>r>. Fuller and
Harding. were paid as tar us BemS.
half in cash and half in company bonds.
but beyond there - per cent. III cash
and 20 per cent. in bonds.
The money needed with which to
complete the road from the FahNam
House to Connecticut River will be de
rived from the ~3.:}OO.uuO bonds ISSUED
November. ISL, none of which have
been put into he market.
The projected carriage road from
near The Cr;IW lord House to the summit
of Mt. Washington. nine miles. Will
pr"hahil hr constructed next spring.
although possibly ii may hc begun this
fall.
THE VERMONT CONNECTION.
There remains but l94 miles to con
>tItlci from EahlaIt'> l." the Connecticut
River. tW" miles of which Is on the
other side of the Boston. Concord y
Montreal Road from Dalton. y. II. The
+. \ q. Road will Use the l.. &. \ VI.
Road from Fahyau'> t. Wing junction.
II miles. The bridge across the Con
n,cticui River will hc built at once.
SIDNEY.
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THE VERMONT CONNECTION.
From Our State Exchanges.
Cure tpE rEAMr>.


From Our State EXCHANGES
cIEE InE rEAMr>.
Ih,. time ha> bccn when il Was Il
matter of concentration that the nru-
pile at New England could sleep at might
with inhabited doors in umdi~iuIhrd So
curit}. But that time has passed away.
| htIr :Ic too miuN 1I.IumpS abroad IA
admit nt ON leaving "IIr doors unt;I>-
tened at mi.hr View uuld MOI EXCHANGE
our form ot government Ion that oi
Prussia oI France and vel there j. =
mach greater degree of security tnI life
ANA property in tiuSi. countries than
We cniuN The police =, stem of Prussia
. j. cNpru-ivr and would Ice regarded a.
greatly oNcIdunc tInon" a.. y change
IN our 4"vcrnn,nt j. not "ui In,~cui
need huI tiic enactment "t more I'll in
gent Laws and he rmplr} nirnt uf more
effective rmclIu,l~ ton enforcing tic laws.
~niuchnd> has ~a."r>tctl ilrir The. triIuu
nuisance might h,. cnl,i.nirhtN irnu-
lated hy the aduutinn or a mild bass
port system. Men ont of wort, and
forced To- seek il hy v,uociiu" t,i,.lt
obtain certificates from tine S,.l.rru,,.u
of then. tnvu.. u hirh u,uIJ ,Ii.ti,...;i.L
them from tIamrs. and leave. I'M, I.,tI,,
to Ice dealt with after. F., suum,,, t,.h-
ion. I'm France, = ri,,,u,,. >,>i,.,n If
This SON absolutely I,r,,,.n1s I.,o,-,n,.,
BIutfhbo,o Rcc0yi
riir unr,I> nr ,.trr1>,rr,.u
I.r;,L H.. ''''' ',''''T ''' Il man ="
IJnnj rn,i,5' .l..,'' ''' ~, '''' '' :
t,rIiI,I, ,,,...d +. IL, ,i,.L t,,,,,., .,,,',',.
"vci mru and r.uthIl otl;,iI.. +, r.r
position ul influence, on. wealth H., u,,.,,,,
thai invoke. thr min nt ,,tb,.,..
.hc most terrific OF un,l,IiI >n,i.1 tnt,,..
Ii i working u fearful iuiuIN to th,
fabric at "ur civilization. W., have mo
sympathy with communist ideas. and
du not believe in an even di>rri,,utiu,,
OF wealth. Bat ,,r do most u.ynutI,
believe. that wealth. "nft.u las, t,.rI :.
Il c.iulrl and ru>I. that viii ,,t am tI,.
life, of = n,nnI,. tI,,t ,.,,,,,,i,.,,.,,,,...;,
lon. a. such nrrhnd, of arnui, ino ,,r,,,,-
rItI. rs y. have. iu,i,.,r,.J ,,., XXX
our nuhIi, ,.uud,.ru,,,t;nu ,,il ..,,, ,,,,,
frnvncd upuu ~ sin .,,..,iust ,,,J I,,
r,l>.. rh,.> .,,. ii, ',.,',i,,., ,,,',,'
cIuItnt h,. much hone. ,,I Lnu,, ,,,.,;,,,.,i,,
inc Il fan social life, duncan. ShcI-
mar \ Co.: Ja,. CnoL \ Co .n,.na,
sinners above all the men vino dwell in
Jerusalem. They are hui ,.>in,ncuts
and representatives OF Il financial SIS
TEN which aims to net much fuI.. u,,Liu,.
Ial.c returns fnr rn vulk. v.,.,.. Nil,
"ui labor. The, s,u,tin,. o., ,.,n,i,,
in THEN own iran. and r.,t III. ,,mi,
THEN own devices. And when llry do
~" have not ;" much :, mIarh, tor them
a> l"r The Thousand, Who have. been the
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IHterlaken. Switzerland.
July ~. $50.

Lucius Bigelow. of Burlington. has
been awarded $1,000 damages against
the n. Adams Advertiser for breach of
contract in terminating his engagement
as editor without sufficient cause. The
daily edition Of the Advertiser has been
suspended.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-13
Justice as is Justice.

They have Il way of doing some
things over in Great Britain that the.
Young Republic might pr"iitahly copy.
II IN ottcu~r is committed. they are
whether rich ~ poor. high on low.
Laws. and courts of Justice. mean some
thing. 1t will lac remembered that a
few weeks az" Il ynuu" lady was found
cIln%lng t" the steps OF Il railway car
Iiagc. and that the only other occupant
of that compartment. WAS one Col.
Baker. an aristocratic Young English
officer. and an intimate friend of the
Prince OF Wales. The lady said this
officer grossly iu>IIltcd her. and she ran
the risk of her life To get AWAY from
him. 1t was freely sad at the time.
that his position and friends would
shield Col. Baker. He WAS tried. found
guilty. and sentenced To imprisonment.
referring to this case. the " y. Witness
well SAYS: There. rank. connections.
personal influence. could avail nuthin"
III turning aside the sword of iu-tire.
We have Il good deal Vet t" learn in
the execution of the law from our slug
@ish relations over the water. 1t may
hr safely said that il an Indictment fnr
"A similar "tlrmsc had been found against
- person in this country. of half the
social influence possessed 10y Baker. il
would he allowed to Ice in pigeon
hole in the office of Il District Attorney
until all about the assault Was forgot
len: and the document presented hy
the Grand jury would then he uuirtly
pitched into the waste-h basket. hrcau>e
There was no influence available To
assure Il conviction.
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N'NF ipEN'E CANE. 'h' g..
'',''''',l'S lld II 'T"nr upon hlr
"'n'r dlN rather unccIrm"uI"H>..
N',' appearing. plain and un~n-r'''
''N'nS man e;lercd ia" >t"ir. " ,''
",>'Ifi ehNrl"p" IN ms hand l.'" .'''
''' merchant II he N"i,i'
'''' 1t" HIo mn IN '\'.''"-
" hummer "I smaller bills. ~ ''
~ syn" II away. 81 CONF 'n'
'IlI'' would, and :" he Lri"d'"
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NE POSTAL CARD Il few make
Use ot the postal card for an entirely
different purpose from that originally
intended. Publishers of newspapers
were early in the discovery of this
fraudulent practice. 1t was formerly
customary. when writing person ON
matters in which he WAS not interested.
I" enclose il stamp tor Il reply. Now Il
postal card serves the purpose. and no
stamp can he enclosed This involves
both the time and money of the one
VIII" Is expected to respond. But there
l. another practice quite too common.
The enclosed copy of a card received the
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present week will Indicate it: "Dear
Sir-I have heard of the CdicdoHidH
which YOU publish. and would hr very
much obliged to You if you would send
me few specimen copies. ! never
saw it. and would like to know what it
is composed of. Yours. etc" For the
benefit of our correspondent. We would
say. that the TdIcionidH Is 'cnmp">cd
OF mainly rags. with a small per cent.
"t wood carefully inwr"rght. and mum
hcl one news ink judiciou>ll distributed
over it and further. hat the postage
on sample numbers is two cents Il copy.
LECTURES. Col. Homer b. Spraguc.
of Bruuklyn. y. Y. i open to engage
mcnt> hy lecture committees. lyccuu>.
etc. through Redpath y Fall. for the
delivery of any of the following lee
lures: Milton as an Educator: When
! wd> in Jail. 81 the bright side of lif,
III Confederate Prisons Riches. and
what constitutes them: Slak>pcare's
Youth >hakspcarc's Manhood Oliver
Goldsmith. Col. SpIaguc'> lecture in
this place on Milton. was one of the
course and we have heard his others
highly spoken of.
james o. Adams, Esq, Secretary of
the Board of Agriculture of New llamp-
shire. has prepared lectures on the toll
lowing subjects. which he will deliver
the coming winter: Wit. and its Illus
tr,ti"n>: The Power of the p. or. The
prdag"gue and the Printer: England
Outside and Inside: Better Culture:
Our Relation to the soil Foreign Az
riculturc. Engagements may he made
through the New Hampshire Lecture
Bureau. Edward \. jerks. manager.
Concord. y. II.
- We know our readers appreciate
the valuable letters which come to them
through the columns of the taIe,Ionidn.
OF especial interest are those from Mr.
'''N"S' at ''IH'dH'lloplt. anu ol MI.
JcWcti : from various points durin" his
trip around the world. one of which we
give this week. others to follow very
soon.
- j. .. Eddy. the IIartland WOODEN
Yarn manufacturer, who disappeared
about thce weeks ago. has turned up
ii Eagle Bridge. y. Y. partially insane.
been foullN dealt with, or had Suiridcd
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HARD MONEY.

HARD MONEY.
1t is insulting to offer the money of
he land in the. borders of that country
and have ii thrown back into vour face
with the declaration 1--WE don't take
that stuff. sin" The prosperity of this
state does not depend aS some would
have you think upon the fact that gold
and silver are used H. II circulating
medium. The course this state has
taken would have been we'll if all the
other states in the Union had done the
Shnkcd its share of the burden comsc-
queht upon Il dcprcciattd currency.
This they did because they could. The
effect is like many tariffs. 1t is to pro-
tect the interest of the few to the injury
of the many. 1t has been to the adj
vantage of capitalists. money lenders
and traders. To the m;lsSes it has been
injurious. Rates of interest are nearly
three times as high here us in New Eng
'''''' consequently tilt ldIliltI. ana
those VIII" have cultivated the land of
the state. on this account as il general
thing have not succeeded. The pro-
ducts of the country and the markets
will not warrant the paving of such
high rates of interest Rates are high
because the capital is kept out of the
country on account of the high prices
of exchange. For this reason immi
grants have brought little money to
this country and it is less developed
and her industries are thus crippled.
On account of the immense resources ot
the state. however. it must he admitted
that 1t Is prospecting notwithstanding"
this drawback
THE WHEAT CROP.
For Lack of rains is light. not much
more than half Il crop. considering the
acreage. which is much larger this ye;r
than ever. The state will have for ex
port :hm,OOU tons. against 49, tons
last year.
THE FRI 1T CROP
l. not equal to last year. excepting
gIapc>. owing to late frostS
HONEY BONANZA.
This is Il country of big things-tices
valleys mountains ana men. (Tbe
biggest man in this county weighs 420
pounds. and his girth is nine feet.l \
honey mine is now discovered in San
Bernarlino county. that is Il wonder.
few days since in working a tunnel at
Cajon Pass, the workmen came across
Il deposit of honey, and taking pole
and running it into the mountain. were
surprised to lind no bottom. Upop
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the state holds and owes ror..
trustee of the Agricultural
fund" which simply amounts T., ',
nual charge against the STATE. f..
ihouSand one hundled and him. ~
- RHHGHd GiObc.
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81 j. .. Eddy. the IIartland woolrn-
Yarn manufacturer. who disappeared
about tmce weeks ago. has turned up
ii Eagle Bridge. y. Y. partially insane.
1t was feared last week that he had
been toully dealt with. or had shielded
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For Lack OF rains is light. not much
more than half Il crop. considering the
acreage. which is much larger this wear
than ever. The state will have for ex-
port :hJ.WU tons. against l5O.UW tons
last year.
, 1875-02-16
nlGnludr DepEthrn.

9 0 It o n, Is. Sebr. Seridte aus
pielen Orten in Wtoine uno Nelps5omp-
lbire melben, ooB ous Sbermom ter
nuf 2O-25 @rao unter 9ild Itebt. Sic
les NOR Der tdltelte Sag oieies 8inters.
Sic Nem=G n9ldnber 9dfen linb fat
Idmmtli9 susefroren.
9 0 It 0 II, Is. Sebr. Ser 3olfut=
t,r n@alotin" fam 9elfern Wtorsen pm
9rouincetomn bier an, ipo er mabreno
Der letten orei Sage perluAte, einer
6lotte BON 80 erfrurenen 6ii@erbopteu
Siilfe 81 brinsen. Mebrere Matrolen
baben Die @lleoer erfrorcn,
@lenn SaGs, M.=O., Is. Gebruor.
0as thermometer sei9te seitern Mor=
gen in @arrenburg, @arren= County,
Al @rao inter 9lua; bier ltano oos
Quedlilber auf 80 unter NuG.
Sort Serpis 8, N.=Y., Is. Sebr.
Ser Sur6fa5rtsSus Der vGrie=Sabn"
wurbe auf Der Sufalp=@ eltern=0 iui=
ion our@ ltarfe S6neepeben per5O=
CERT.
Ybilobelpb a. IA. Sebruar.
S. S9miot, elm Ginuobner pon Yort
&l@nlono, 9erietb pergansene Na6t nit
@m. Sut9ilon in Streit, nobel 9ebte=
rer Dem GrIteren 6 Slide nit einem
Teoermeler beibra6te, wopon orei ge=
fa6rli@ lein loaen. Ser Sbater 1T per=
baftet.
Gincinnati Is. Sebr. Cine
Spe5iolO epeI6e pon9untington %. 9a.
meloet an oen uGnmmercial:" n8abreno
porgeitern i'm @eri6t cine Gipiltlu9e
~perbanoelt mllroe, nannte Sr. Sutler,
Der Seflagte, ben 3eusen 8. 9onnella
einen 2ii9ner, t%uorauf bieler ben Butler
i4lug. 9onnella wuroe Johann BON
Butter 9eito6en. 9ebterer befinoet lif
in Saft, I'M oas &elultat Der Munoe
%ahsumarten."
, 1875-02-16
Eeurfe tslesr. pfyfldsa.
9eutialanD.

a@pnbpn,1 Is. gebr. Sie pgpoco"
in sslorens bat cine gorreiponoen5 5lpi=
19eu Ma55ini uno 8ismard aus Dem
Sabre 1867 perDHentli6t. Sarunter
beinoet li9 elm grief MlaS5ini's aaSis=
mard, norm er bemlelben anstist, boB
smi56en Stalien unb 6ronfrei9 eine
Maians beItebe ano i'm susleid oaoor
tparnt. Das S1reiben la9t Sronf=
reid babe Stalien in 8esns auf &om
gon5ellipnen semoat uno als Se9enlei=
flung Die Silfe benelben in elnem &rle9e
sesen 9reuben Susela9t erbalten. Nfa5=
sini erbietet li9, sesen 3abluns elmer
MiGion 2iure uno 2ieferung bon Waf-
fen bic &~eltauration bon Stalien ourb=
sufabren unb 10 ben 8ertras 5u nidte
al MAIDEN. Gr erfldrte, oaB leise Sn=
formation aus sutunterridteter Auelle
famine, baB er oieielbe ober nlbt at9e=
ben fDnne. 9ie u&Dlner 3eituns" bait
bieGorrelponoens fir aatentil6, oa9egen
oerwirft Die 8srliner prelIe lie.
9onbon II. Is. Sebr. Sanl en-, elm
Ddne, bat Elm Memoranoum perOHsnt=
Iidt, uel6es gismard 1866 bon 6ranf=
reid susegangen mar. 81 oemleloen
,par Der 8orl6las semudt woroen, oas
preulil9e Serritorium auf Der linton
@eite bes &beines in einen n%eutralen
9taat unter einem boben5oaern'i@en
Yrinsen umsuuanoeln. 8e5wedt puroe
baour6, einen 3ufammenltoB Der beloen
&ipalen, Granfrei6's uno oes our@ Die
lebten Greisnille 10 ma9tlg 9etporoenen
YreuBen's, 81 p%erbinoern.
, 1875-02-16
Gnglano.

9onbon, Is. Seb. Sn gbatbom
wuroe ber Gonlerpotiuc 90. Sort i's
Yarloment erapablt.
Shirt @ortI6afpf bat anf Gn9lanoS
@eiseruns, iid an Der TDlferredts=
Gonferens in ct. petersburg 5u bethel
lisen, seantlportet. Ct last, es itebs
England gu jeber 3eit fret ocn Gntl6ei
bunsen bei5ultimmen. Ser 9emdBiste
Son bieler antwort miro auf &e3nuu9
Der Germittluns bes beuti6en @elano=
ten in ct. petersburg selcbt.
GrSbil6of Cullen mibbiaist in einen
Sirtenbriefe Die Million Der Grwedunss
Yrebiser Mnobp uno Sautep. Gr last
v0iefe Mdnner lu6en Die guten Wcrt'
uno Die Sanfe ab5ul6afen uno perbei.
ZEN grlDluns in Solse ndriI6er Sinn'
1i@teit, obne &eue nno 8ube 81 for
oern."
, 1875-02-16
Tranfrei4.

9aris, Is. Sebr. Wlan slaubt,
baB fein neues Cabinet sebiloet peroen
miro, bis ole conititutionellen 9ills in
Der National 8erlammlunlt eHtl9ieben
5inb.
Sn Dem @i,npffen'i6en 2~ibeGpro5elle
bielt Samtag Der @eneral cine &eoe,
in ipel6er er Die @9mabunsen icines
Gbaratters als SifSier unb gbrenmanu
suridwies.
@aNa9noc, Der beflaete, ~ermieber'e,
inoem er Die in Sc 8ops" semodten
M%nsoben wieberbolt. st bei9uloistt
Den Gen. @impHen Der Gitelteit urb Ct
fldrte, berielbe babe Ii6 oes So9per=
ratbs i9ulois sema@t uno Der &ailerin
ben GID sebrp9en..
pari 8, Is. Seb. gs beiBt, ale sci
nilter. nit Ausnobme BON Ga Sour,
bdtten Der 8itte MacMabons, biz sun
Gnoe Der &rilis iiber Die conltitutionel=
len Selebe i'm @mte gu perbleiben, mad.
9e9eben.
Wf. Soulo, elm eminentcr 8anfier unt
8rllosr bes Gg=6inan5miniiters 6oulo
1T seitprben.
, 1875-02-16

Gen, Mtoriones BON Der Npro=Irmce
getrennt uno in gampeloua eingel9lpl=
fen lit.
Mabrib, Is, Sch. &0nis QIfonlo
1T bier ein9etrohen.
9er Marquis Sc Ofolins, Worine=
miniiter 1T gum @elanoten fir6rantrei6
erlannt wDroen.
Ganopas Def Goitillo perlie6t interi=
miitil6 bas Morinebepartcment.
Mari6al Saaaine reilte 9eitern
glbeno bon 5ontanoer bierber ob. Sic
Yolisei mubte Den Sobnbpf hclebcn, nm
BEN Morldau Dor @emalit6dti9feiten
unb 8el6impfunsen 81 lAnfen.
Mie es beibt, finn bic @~lfonfiten bis
Steisa, 8orosa uno Safaaa suriif9e=
brdngt ,porben unb Die &arliitcn in ben
9ropinsen 8iscoDa unb @uipu5eoa pa
ben tpieber 8eritdrfungen erbolten. Die
Gebteren bebroben mieber Silboo.
, 1875-02-16
Guropai(de nabridtsn.

Stuttgart. Die Sage 8irtemberaS
oas mn am yooenlce cine feline Srcdt
natirllc1cr @ren;s bat, bat in Sateu
Der G%nnpidelun9 Der 4iicnbobntn itou
mandleS lln9cmuA perurladi. pad,
luo uah bctommen mir cod mtild,
yntt mo 9craoc Or ndd)lieu Sa9r
p%urltcn mnS QOAit pcrtbuOue Amd)lilll
Orlu9en, Oie 6ra0e etuer umtte.-
taren @crbluouu9 nit Der bcliilAen
yuOmlgsbobn llc9t Der bcililhen.8ottss
uerteetuig Dor. Gr5alt Der Sertraa
Ole Sultlmmm9, Die ct ScitenS Der
murtembtrglAcn SotfSurrtrctun1 langlt
bat, 10 erDalten nm iiber Nellbrpni
cine iaIt 9eruollutJe @crbinouuB nit
GrantTart. &elt ut9uJer aber, ms.
%belonotrc aud9 Ia prate9llter StSlts
bun9. ldlcuu plg 80OlmJer Babu were
oen 81 uolNn, ne brlnJr ulS Die ot,
rettc SerOulpun3 Mu Oclu Oberrbetn
mo lucun ee cImn0I gut, Veliort ses
seniiber Steluny 5u neDm, II, 10 bletct
oIele Saln Ole f~ilr5clte &inie. IS 1T
oeBbalb lc4r erfrtulth, oaB man BON
Dem Moeiuum ocr Salseit az 3abre)
Abltano gu ncbmen idleiut. WGre Dies
llldt Der 0au, 10 bate man in teiner
gSciie notbl9 9cbabt, idon i:et ell 81,
lenbaqnbauomi III 6reuosnltaOt fur Die
@aubabn (SerlGnseruns Der S0blin'
ger Sabn iiber Qerrenbcrs mad 6reus
oenltaot) gu btloen. Mag oleles ralde
Vor9eben auf s,9ener @ntidlieBuns
nlerer Ge9ierun9 beruben, ODER mag
ein Wint Der 0feI1sre9isruus buneben
berseben ; aui ieOsa 6aa 1T Der Sdritt
lObli4,
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g san S runeiscn, Is. Sebr.
Ser Sampfer u@itD Of Welbourne" il
gsitern Na6mitto9 no6 20 td9igcl
Tabrt pia @udlauo uno Sonolulu Dor
SpbncD ongefommen.
9os Scitpeilige arrangement sur gc-
f0roeruus Der englildea goit mad Goli=
~5ornien 1T mil Der 81. g. 81. gompa9=
ME" ouf peitere Z Monate ous9eoebn
poroen,
, 1875-02-16
Maenteft ~DerIdttaf.

DR.. FoorE ii ter gerfaTer ~insbrerer taettethtdes
GDerfe, BON benen etns iber 100000 @renYlare Mbias
s~efunben bat. Gin sueitss uDas Menfatnisfen" Sbet
,SFeae gpltsfsraHe unb %seiunser Meni&enssrfans,"
bat eineh abiaB Spt aber 10000 errstat. Dttts lsssre
Wert erIaeint iest sasliid anS beutfa. Gin rsasres
Derf ,,gBifenidaft anb Dt6tun8" DSer SAMMY TUBS,
Der iusensli6e Nrst, unb sPoNstE, Der laRt8e affe, CT.
f6eint s~prlaufs nur snslifG. gDesst Sntaltsssrsei4'
ntFe bis1er gDerie tppae utat f@ tntteber at DIR. FoorE
reabea ussr AT bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1923 East 18th Street, New York.
aaenten ruerben fir ZEN @ertrteb ttefer gDerfe ~Serlat8t
unb erbalten fsbr sinfise 8sStnsanasn. 90 tnanast
@sent bat fapn turt bet gsrtauf ei.isr Werte f6 ben
@runbfeit sa etnent fleiaen gerrtbsen ssIs8t. nDas
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tntere6antts gDerf. Gtn Snbaltssersei6nib Der Gerfe
reldes franco per Ypt an isbe @srsfe %serianst pirb,
sisbt cine spafdnbiss 9ei1rstbauS %bsri.lbst. Sfp&
einual;
Mgenten pber Golportetre berlargt.
gbreiftre tpie obell.
, 1875-02-16
Vanenbe gmbt
mirb um font ely etlt.

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s be Yeripn, wtIte on Otissr 0ranfte't
le,tet, mirp eebsteu f an sr. Vries Al men
ben, ne ter ein- BlaI6e Wseietn rerlfltsn sIr
yrpbs, turt tie @rprfB
MmpnT
irnNen ptrb.
9ie in,taeu Soften fne bic Grprfefrfsr
bn i'm @ubaltu'B gum @sftdfts asrinss linr.
Gr. Vties til elm liubi ter @rst nnb bat biz
gsbanblans Der
faGenbcu subt
Az feinem Souptnubidm asmadt une DsriGsri
Selrna eurH @sbrauh elmer Mttiatn.
llntsrlaBt nitt fir cine pspbtfaltt ~ en-
ben, 60 folst nitts unp mire
@u1 beilen!
Sc maGt nid,s aus, ME alt he Sranfttt'
IL unp psl1e anbere Wi!tel fsblssltla9sn ba>
bsn.
@irfulars unb 3susniTe rpsrssn nit eer
nidts fotennen Probeflai9e
%s,lonst. -
@eip Srrihtia Der grursB bic re&ie Norstie
~ esbfn unb lGrstbt an
Or. Gbas. g. Erire
so. 81 @iA,ams str Wew yort.
90 II mi