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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Das ubrmaGer- unD @oIrwaa a.
ren-Ge6dft bes 5rn. Nar Winelsbcfer
NO. A Sadicn StraBe empfeblt fb burG Elm
au~ses3stGnstes Eager bon 5alSen- unp WanD-
ubrsn tn ben Seri@tsbsnten 5Drten unb Vrsi-
len, bon Der prdtttsfn sOlSenea ubr bis CUR be-
l9stosusn f~lbsrusn, bic cine 10 suserIdlFs, ME
bic anbsre fsrner gbrOncnteter anb eerTbn.
lt9s BanD ubreu, uno mas auf bic tpmmente
8eltseit nt9t 3u iteriebfn IL, Elm ausse3et&ne-
tes Eager Ron Cob. xnb silberpaaten. Ran
absr ssuge G9 burG einen 8eiud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
(G t.)
Nsw uIm. Is NOsembe 1875.
0teber Wanberer!

" Wf ~ v
0teter % anberer!
6eute babe Id Dir cine EramernahrtGt mil
3utbeiIen. tnbent Der unerbittltte Sob cine adj
t%unssrertte itnb brape 3rau aus u~nlsret Ge
nasiace bfntpssrafte. Dir Grau bss ern. AZ
5iasstsiat mar ana Gage sarr s5eilieen nct
i'm 5C&amte, stfunb anb pObl, ieSO& fObaI
fe 3u 5aufe anssfcmmen, tpurbe fe pom SGla
ssribrt trOppn bic traurtssn GUlssn parsn
ba6 lie am Dcnnfrtas, pcbl perieben NIT BEL
Saframenten Der Sterbenben, bas !3eiIiG
init ben Gwisen Der tauiGte. ~ I'll
Die gerfprbene tpar cine brape Grau uni
lorslanae SHUTTER. aasemetn seltett uat seebrt
etn rirfliGes Ruter ber 8rauen.
eie farb In einena Utter Ron 81 Sabren, tpa,
a6tasbn Sabre In bislem 2aabe, Mitsrinbe.
rtn bss btefSen 5rauen-geretns. Der iest fei
feds Sabren beaeb, unb f& einer @itslteber'
3abl BON iber bunbert erfreut. 9te tpabr eins
sifrtse aaiboltfiu uno INNER b., no es gait
fir bic 8efGrternns bes b. Glautens, unb bic
gerbsrrIituns Der 3ir&e GOttes gu arbetten.
Tas feierliGe 2etGenbesGnsnib fanb untet
srpbsr 1betluabme ON Samlas fart, unit
srar in reGt relisiSler tir9ltGer Wsiie. Dis
gerfOrbeue mar unsefdbr 4 Netlen BON bier
robnbaft, unb fte 2etGe purte tn feterliGer
proSeiIon BON. bo6w. Slater 9erebUIb unb BEN
gansen Grauen<0 fretn Scn ber gtlbtsren3e
absebpIt unb unter Abinsen bes Miserere CUR
&irGe setrasen, werauf Elm feierltGes &equiem
abssbalten Uurpe. Na@ hemlelben belt Der
brHp. 81. pfarrer etne ersrefeare &ebe, no
rim befcnbers berscreebcten ipurbe has Ir5alt.
DE unierer betlisen &elisicn, has Wieberieben
mad BEN 1Obe, unb BITE 3irbitte fir BITE Gbse-
ifcrbsnen, pas elmer ber1auptspede besGraueu.
gsrstns 1T. Die 5iusei@iebene par etn eifrt'
ses NttslieD uns Der Itebe SOFT bat es SewOat,
baB asrabe fe bic Grfe itiu iOlte, bic pom Ser.
Elm aa Grade setrasen ,uaree, urt auf einen
Samfas besraben gu trerben, teelGer Sag BEN
patrOsinium bss gsretns Der b. Nutter Gpttes
beiOneers getretbt To. NaG benz GottesDienf
f& Elm LANCER 3us BON Der 9irGe gun,
Grtepbct Der gerein nit fetner Irawerfabne,
uno 8sfannte beinabe bic sanae &C.
n1stnbe folste au 6ub i'm @ebete, tn Der Shat
rabrenber, unb 3usIet& erbebenber une
trSfiiGer Nnblid.
Auf bemSrtbOf auselanst purbe bic 2siGe
unter ben iibIiten ftr9li6er Gerempnten in bic
Sruft seienft. 8etun 5etmfsbren bUrte man
BON Waen pte aus einem Nunbe: 60 mDGte
aud i9 einf in 70 reGt reitsiOler, tir9ltGer
Weiie besraben iperben !
SIN Narnen Der 8erwaneten unb 9efannten
anD beiOnbers i'm Namen ses Grauen.g ercins
babe t4 ben aufIras erbalteu, unferem bU9p.
Batter SersbOIO Sisntll9 ben Daut aus3ulpre.
tsn, fir bic gsrantaltune uub 9situng biefer
9rOben unb piirrisen 6eietliGtett. Cine lcI&e
bat Nem tllm nod nte eefebeu.
Dein
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Mu@ ausguIeartentom m en- 6 I n.
panberer-Wie nGmli& Der in Dinbpm
GcttonrcOo Co., erl&einenOe &spsrtsr beriG
tst mare auber YET Gin panteruns Der Nen
nonttsn. uel9e TN SOrisen Sabre In BIZ
borttse @esenb ffattsefunben bat, nunmebr aud
cine Guaranteeing Bon gulsaren baielbf ~
srparten. IS ieien baruuter fol&e 'gulaaren
eentstnt trelGe mad benz Rttmtrieg aus Der
Snrfet mad benz iibltdea &uBlanb einwan.
bertsn ano bort bic fraber bon ben mobamme-
bantiHsn Sartaren innssebabteu YldBe auee.
uisfsn srbietten. Cine auaabl bteisr bulsart-
ften SamiIieu lebten iei,bsr In Der NGbe Der
Msnnuntten unb ioaen nun auf BITE 8eri6te
OsrfsIben su elmer @aspanberuns in bic btsl-
gen 9egenben ermuntert wproen lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

3uben pCpulGrfen RIeteerge.
i&dften biefiser 9taet sGblt basienise bee
DIN. Spas. 8. VuiG, Ode Der Neunten uni
st. peter Snabe, wslGsr felt Der GIiinbane
ieinss GtabItfemsntts f& cine febr anssebebnts
uno anietnIiGc &anbf6aft ertpcrbea bat.
IusseseiGueter S6nitt, ioltDe gerferttsung,
rsrbunbea nit siuer stU6en NuswabISon 9tcf-
fen in aaen Scrten maden ben StOre bts 5rn.
pniG gu stn'm 2~ietlinss .plaB bon 5reunbeu
zines slesanten uuo 3usIei6 btQisen Nnsuses.
Da hieies @tiGdft fir ben Winter NIT auem
fur Vie SaiiOn GrfcrOerIiten ausee ftattst if,
10 rirb man gut tbuu, bemlelbsn stnen BeluG,
ab;u it lttsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Die ct. paul Gts. unbS ira en-,
SPrtn Hi s-S cmpasnis 6. .. Gil
PLAN nnb s. @. 5sntsI Gisentbamer, eanfsn
btern'tt benz sssbrten gubIitum fir sas tbneu
tpabreub Der Ssrsanseuen 9aiion srpisisns
3utrauea nnb MAIDEN ;usIei& aufmertfam, bab
te aae gOrbereiiunsen trefen, ua Sebermann
au@ tn Der tunftissn Saiiun be1ens su bsbie-
men. Gtfsrnsn rtrben TT alsn 5beilen ben
Staht auf 8sRslnus nit safs gbalsu @afsr
eefaat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

3. Anton 81 N e's 8rDcerY D. uni
prpStftons-Sters Gde ber 10. uni
ct. Peter Strabe, In ct. paul. empfsbIt it'd
enr@ ben beffea 8crratb alter pInitbareu ar,
ttteL 9ausbalt<, rte Y-@rOesries, inldr.
bti&e anb tutpOrtirte 5riiGte u. (. 10. geicn-
bers beliebt fub sesentudrtts bic DATE Graders.
BON GbteasO, rslte bier e&t 81 babtn Fnb.
etebbaber gutter Deine, 2iqueure uub Cigar.
rem 1nben bet Germ Etmme inner etuas
rad tbrem Gei&mafe. yreiie lebr btQts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

S@perbetmseiu&t wurbe sorisen
Greitas in @aeOnta bic Gamilte Ni&. !3abler's,
Ssfen Bierbrauerei nebf DObnbaus unb MQeu,.
toas an Gtnri&tuns unb Mubiliar BARN rar,
eta Haub Der 6laramen wdbrenb Der Ra&t
tuuree. Grau 3abler aeba ibren feds Rinbern
selauste 3trar sIidliG aus BEN granbe tu's
5rsis. aber MUIR aaf's NotbtarfhsRe betleibst.
8erluf $1,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Cine meme Nfetfen Scsel nit feGe
sanssn Rsstfern III gum 8srtauf aussefeat
70 TT stn SOrtrefFites @ert fir fIsinere Sir.
den, Der IOn it rein unb fart, Der 8au spef.
maeis unb ioliO unD bic aasRattuua BET ale,
&infaGbeit pafsn6.
Musfuuft rtrb ertbstIt bet 6rn. s. 6dnaai
No. 81 Wef Neuute Strabe. Der Srsanif
Der neusn Raria 5imm eIfabrtfirGe tn berett
absr tie gei&afenbett Der Orssl Nabsres nit.
3utbsilen. IL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
CUR muFsaltf&. BRAN attf9tn

CUR mu ftaItG. br attf@er
1benb llnterbaltuns, tpel&e Der bic
Vss OF. aIupius 3inslines. gereia auf NOR
gen, SOnntas ben 81. MOpsmber tn bet alter
esutl9en tatbrIii&en 8tr6e SeranRaItet BAT,
nlSate Der Waubsrer aae JreuuSs Der Mu-
I'll, bee @eianss anD betlamAiprti&er @ortrGss
nit belDneerem Ra@bfuf e~inlaben, NIT Der
3ullteruns zines eenuBretnen Abenbs.
Der 9insItnss' geretn tpirp Elm bumurifi.
ltss dbeatrrfid aufibrsn nebfoem fol.
gen anesre teflamatcrii9e 0srtrGae Der.
i@ieesnen Subaltes. Der RirGsn&cr Der &C.
risinbs tpirts eur& feline bsfsn Rrdfte nit, im-
BEN CT mebrere @~efansfiide SOrtrGst. aussr,
BEN bat 81. 6. Gstf iI& anerbcten. auf ber
aisemsiu bsltebt.n .3ttbsr @uIU's III fpielen.
Dag bic Great gSefern 8anb burG ibr trefai-
DIES Spiel gum Gelinsen 6es @anaen betrGat,
tuuree t6on ftdber bemerft. Dieiss anssnsbm
abpe9ltlnbe .3ufam msnpirteu Sui&teeeuer
8rdfte tn fiber bic bette Gtnlabuus.
Dasu frmnt nod Der eble 3msd, pel&en her
Sinslinss- gsrein. bel eteier Mbene. tnterbal-
tuns TN aase bat: bic Grinsuns elmer Ru-
f'8anb fir uniere Gemeinbe. 20 III ntGt
nStbis, has Sctsrsrertbe eines fpl&en gcrba-
bens Der oeutitsu fatbOIiiden Sauslinse ber-
Scr3ubsben benn bic Sa6e fpridt fir i16
i'lbp. Man barf babsr pUbl cine alieittee
BstHeilisuns srparteu, pel&e ia nur basu eie-
uirc, su ferneren tlutsrnebmuusen I'M Sc.
biste Der Sfeutli&sn l1ntertaltuns, bas in &C.
9rsiien 70 fars stpFest piro, aufsumun-
tern anS erfreuli%e 6rii&te ~ b~rtnssn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
0err Soieph Mar,.

tn ganjen Staate ols Heilenrer ret
Waneerer bsfsns bstannt, tritt nensrs
eines feline &unoreiie an, inaper super.
l6tli6en Grpartuna aud far Ger
Danrsrsr ote Grute einsubsimien. Der.
islbs Miro Ger boom @dhlidtsit icwis
alien Greuneen pcs 8Iattse ~ pCtls
Doaencer Nufnabme e~mpfobleu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Der etd-prU3e6 nabra lebtsn Montaf
Dor 8tdter 8tIftu ieinen Nnfans NIT Der ab.
bOrune bee SbsOscre 5ebie, pel&er betanntIiG
istnsu Stisfrater SOiepb Sid bsi&ulSist awei
neusebcrene 8inber setSotet su baben. Steceo,
pisSsrbcIt feline friibersn~ gebauptunsen.
5ierauf parbea ST. Stensel uno bsFsu 8rau,
bic 6sbamme 5enriette StenssL, absebSrt, unt
haun Der prc3eb BIG Grettas gOrmtttas Sertast.
Gid trurbe sesen cine Sarsidaft BON $1,000,
pelGe bte 5erren GOSs uns Meae fir ibu fed.
ten, aus Der l1nteriu&unssbaft entIa6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
@. M. ..

Sn ct. Gloub bat 5srr gertus Maaer
far8lt1 cine Msiu', 2iquOr- unb &isarren-
9anb!uns srofnet, bic fG bereits zines lebr
sutsn 3ufpru9s ~erfreut. Wte Der 0anberer
lGon fraber temsrtte, bat Or. Miler f1 burG
fstnsa biebsrtseE ebrenbafteu 3uf ale ipItbsr
Gfi9aftsmana bic befe Gm- fsbluns erporben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

5erabe Bune Der @aIatre-
TT isst, mad ben Wablen, Der ~9oOiunssruf
@is!sr, wsIte niGt ermeReu tSnnsn, tparum
Sennsptn County nit ieinem NinneapOIis muir
1880. 800 Garen beaiebe, pdbrsnb In &amies
County fOl@e i'm Setras BON $672,39O erbo.
ben werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Stadt gand.

Sen go bDmnemten in 81. Naml
siene sur IotiS eos Der 0e6aftsfab,
rer eeS Waneeres UNI Isin eccal, Neent
nd ie @O6s bel eenftIten pcriprs6sn
werrsn, IN Ger grwartun9. Gle ibIiGen
8sittdse far Die &eiistalde pes Dans
perer tn Gnpfane nebmen ;u f5nnsu,
mas be 8eirsfsnOsn I& sffdaisf gu
Semitic fibren tuouen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

grtreuIiG 10 bic Nnertennuna,
bic Dr.. Aug. 8Snis's 5anrburssr gruftbee in
aasn SGi&tsa Der GsfsaiGaft srbdIt, ba Der
p~artnaft8ffs 5aiteu Dor ieiner 5eiltraft tpei&en
muB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Bonn @&lase setrOffen, farb leyien
SamSas GeS. d. s. Iattrds, prsbiser Der
srItsn presbp teriansr.Rir@e babier unb purbs
Dtenfass unter grocer Sbeilnabme besrbist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Sir bic Ginfenbuns neuerMbpn.
ntntens rtSsen uniern bersli6ea Danf en-.
pfansen 8. 8. u. tn ct. Mi1ael. Il. .. in
ItGiiCn, y. W. In Carer, 5. W. In &es
Oins, Us. q. tn gOuns Nmerifa, N. 8. Ii
Ntncna, s. 8. Ia &Odfort 5. 8. In Minnea.
polls, 8. 6. in Nep Srie5 o.. 9. tn 8orsf
Gtty, s. 8. 8. &. in Serbian.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Rad 9aftnes fauen in Iesrr 3dt
barSl@uittIi@ 5000 SuibeI @eissu psrsas,
10 baB f& bic Mafe Ses aufssipsiGsrkn &C.
treiess auf mebr als 200, 600 guibel bsIaufen
fOa. &c III Ron Der GrriGtuns zines nsuen
GIepaturs batlbf bic &ehe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

6alfSs f-DpIIar.8tlIs.-3
ben unansensbmasn 8~esebtnbettsa ssbSrt 90,
rsnn Semanb GeIb eiunimnt, unb foI&es
fali@ If. Run irarnt bas 9 Gasmeiaerau.t In
Waibinstcn tn elmer beiOnberea gefauntma.
Dung bas Yublifum Dor anrabme fpIssnbsr
SIS 90 s,Is, bic, ba bic aGtsn meifeus aurid.
ssscsen fab. faf ale sefdlfat feien:
Grie 9aticnaItant pom Gbieaac. 30.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

SIN NtnneappIts w~urben Scrisen
Samfas nt&t reniser als 4.4O0 6ab Mebl
per Giienbabn mad ben, Oasn ~serianot uno an.
ndmIi&sn znasu $4,000 sufbd @sisen ssn
ben r~Ortisfn GlsSatOren aufsenemmsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Dte Geuer MGnner batten Iesten
Wfpntas ibren Sber' Sneenieur une befen Nl>
fftenten su wdblen, nne bas Rsfultat Der @abI
1T fcIeenbes:
Sber ~Sngenteur:
81. >. Strpne nit 267 Sttmmen.
N. 9. Garrel erbielt l54.
Grfer Mfffent:
M. E. 9art NIT 218 stimmeu.
5y. 2unfeubeimer erbielt 206.
3weiter MlTfeut:
3. ). Gasan NIT 233 9ttmmen.
3. SGarfbiQie erbtelt 1856.
Srcs Der berrI9sneen g~ufresu7e SerIief bic
WabI frtebIi9,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Nus WacOnia iHtft uns bas bprtise
Bau-&cmmtttee ua&aebeube 8eriGtisuus Der
9Ops-Numms.n, trelte tn Der ~iunsfen gerloo.
flung @eptnne aogen, u6mliG
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

SGuuGnbereien tpurben pcrfgeRD Dom
nerifas III ct. Gloub 1893 NfeE s~eyfauft gum
prsis Don $6,9t5.75.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

sc. Stterle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deat1@e Apotbefe, zoo Df z. etraee,
Ode bee grOabwap ct. paul, Ninn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
Mtnn. Mm8em= 1lt,b Obren
Snffifmf.

Office: Gfe Der Dritten nnb ct. Deter
CTR. Mr3t: Or. Granets atwoob, Na@fOl-
ger bee 5rn. Or. 9&Uarsba&. Office Stuu.
ben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

3rtf@en GaIespnia unb 6ss.
per tpsrbsu g~ermefuusen fir cine f9maI-
ipurise Gifentabn senaaGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Colonel Rtn 9 ma4t NIT aOer gnersie
Mnipru9 anf feinen Stg TN @snsreB unb bsntt
ni9t mebr barau, nod Gambia ~ sebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Deutf&er 3abnar3L-Dr. 6. $50.
nanR sssenaber BEN Narttbauis. .3dbne aus
ge3csen Ubne GGm r3en nit Nitrous Oxide.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

DurG 6unbe unb @Slfe srurben
BEN Sarmsr gidfOrb tn Greeburn County span-
ss SGafs setSetet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

= - E +. El&E 1T @ - ~#
D bwarmeD tntertIetbe Az ben
srS6tsn STANDARDIZATION bee e.bens sebSren,
brautt man jest pObl 6einem ia beueilen, bei
GeIesenbett bal, anfatt
fa auf uarniem SfenTse
Ssimslie 30 arndfren,
DrauBen bic aur Hafsnipise
5dsliG Stunbeu lang ~ friereu.
WobI aber psrben iul9e 2sute NIT gersnR.
gen Serrsbmen. no man p%af7tnbe, fOliee uni
suslet9 eltsante 8leiper am biQtefen befOmmer
Tam. limb ba trtnnert man fG issIsi9 an
oas srOBartise Rlsiberlassr Der 5irma Seimau
unS &Oie tn tbrem 5tar Clothing 6uufe 60.
" Of Critte Staee, TOO bic Runnen alfe
Bani@sare 80 ippttbtlieen Treilea sOrrGttia
Fnbsn-6erren- Z ND !3n~absnfletber, 5pfIetten.
artifel u. (. 10.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Or. Sebolpb, @r3t Wuubatst unS &C..
burtsbslftr, 200 81 tie 9traBe, Ode grOab.
ipas. ~ II sG IS~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Tletf4 manns pre6 5efe in Sanlsu
Grcserie Sture, Ode ct. getsr unb 9 Strase.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

Brcndialine. Or. 6aa's wittsl eeeea 5ufes g.
fdltune unb Bronchitis, uur so Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

s q n n.

?. Nrs. SOfest gasu, Glisrn Ssfpb Wapsr ant
Sbd seb. NfiGer T
t3. grv. 6trnann 5tnri4 Dewers. Gltrn 5ein.
rid Wsrers unb Gltiabett seb. 3erins.
IA. 4Ou. @sVrs 5einri1 Sef. eltern; Spfspb Retf
nnb Carolina ssb Sedsr.
Spbnnn Struarb san Der 2tnbe. Gftern Seinrt&
van Der etnhe unb @strab seb. GeGins.
Saep9 gBiItetm 9pFmann. Gl,ern: Spbn Spfmann
unt Narta eeb. NfermanH,
Gilbert NntCn 9ammsr. Gltern; Saepb 9anl:aer unb
Suiduna eet. SAuittns.
Gruns SUfspb CUNT. Gltern: Ottu 5unt unb 5ran-
eista esb. Sus.
q effUrben n.
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DeutfHs SrtefSxtRs.

Sttte reutlder 8ttefe, pie bis gum l6. Gpc
. IS. Mot abgebDlt worben lnt.
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,
SnntnnAem.

@4 M - I'M
Snr ben oWanberfr" baben beaablt:
@tt. Jisp. Sifauf arauttauer, @reen Bar, 500 al
w SGalte, 5t. Paul, "a II 5.tO.-..404
in stebbsnrpbe, NIB. arsbtrs. prsuesu, l.25...44O
% Aerotn, St. paul, 2.50.....416
%. s. 8erR, 3l4 49, t s4H 2.50..I4b8
). Arief, 2.5J...4f6
" SptB, /" fir: 6ttbbl IN IL
SpiB tn Eaten. Graueufirheu, BET Nea.
kthpi an. Coo tI1nonrnA R#f@ RI az hau
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@s. %Lai Ifarftbertbt.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17
FROM INLAND.

Such cold, damp weather is hard on
the young corn. 1t looks pale and sick.
~; great deal Of replanting has been
done.
That Norman meeting was quite a
lively affair. Some of the prominent
ministers of their church were present;
Rev. 7. w. Smith, one OF the twelve
apostles, and H. Bronson. President of
the Conference District, besides J. F..
Adams, President of sub district, who
has been here before The two first
named delivered some very stirring ad.
dresses to large congregations Saturday
evening and Sunday. A large number
OF Saints from different points were in
attendance
A big burglary at Big Rock, Monday
evening last. The most convenient
place OF entrance for the light fingered
gentry was broken pane in one OF tie
show windows, winch had been replaced
with paste board. There we're iron bars
without, secured by single screw in
either end. One was removed which
left an opening sufficient to admit the
gentlemen. who took large quantity of
pocket knives, ready.made clothing,
mats, &c, and what money there WAS In
the drawers, which was no considerable
amount. We were there the following
morning, but . full estimate of the mis-.
Ing goods could not then be made, Sew
eral hundred dollars worth at least we're
taken. The country has been secured
IN Oil directions, but no clue to the rob.
Der has yet transpired
Mr.. Z. Noll Is putting up large barn.
AZ also, 10 A. B. Willcutt. ], lehman
has erected new barn this summer,
Our schools are doing we'll. Willow
shade brags over their teacher consid.
eraoiy Miss Cotton il . very intelligent
and capable young lady.
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Mental Culture.

Ifyounx girls win spend - much
time in Improving their minds, @ltivat-
ing their Aeesss and caring for 5sical !,
heal - nese Of Zen a. in 1inkia4
abou and usepA4g clo,hiag il VII
they hope . b Slrscsivs they WOO
scquISe IN altIac.iveness which wouIs
Be elevated in it, character, life long in
its duration. The attractivsness viii CHI
comes from youth and freshness Is 1t
best but temporary. In order to hold
her OWE - woman must posseas = cul-
tiyated and well stored mind" She can
acquire this BY reading mot norslsi, BY
study, by though and by conversation
with the nsss cultivated people thai sh4
meets, Lst her learn that she can &C.
quire something useful from almost
every one that she meets. There are
few people who, II "drawn out" will not
be able to teach her something upon
come subject While the mind is being
cultivated, the heart must NOT be neglect
cd. Let the heart cultivation be real and
not assumed. The woman who does
not love and treat gently and lovingly
father, mother, sisters, brothers friends.
especially the aged among these, can
never be permanently attractive and
lovesble The kind and loving heart,
taught to express In low voice, gem
Ito manner. and real regard for tbs
comfort OF all, will win the real prizes
In life, where the most dazzling beauty
il unaccompanind by these qualities
will reap nothing but disappointment,
and defeat
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

A special TO the Wing, from la
Crosse, H., gives particulars OF the
two noted desperadoes who escaped
from the jail at Oquswka, Hancock
county last week. They went
through jewelry store at Burling
ton, and from there went to Disco,
where they robbed eight houses in
succession, committing their depre-
dations 10 the daytime as well as at
night. A deputy sheriff from La
harpe attempted to arrest them at
La Goose, their field of operation,
Yesterday, but the officer was bound
and robbed at the muzzle Of revolv-
ers, and the town was literally cap
tured. The desperados marched
about the streets with loaded shot
guns and revolyers. defy,ng the PEG.
pie and taking whatever they pleased,
saying that the James and Younger
brothers where nowhere compared to
them. In the afternoon they went
into the woods. and last night stole a
horse and robbed two meE. The last
seen OF them was between Carthage
and the river, when they we're going
south. Fifty armed men are in pur.
suit, but as yet have not succeeded in
capturing them.
About $4,000 was stolen from the
vicinity Of La Crosse, but tbs amount
taken from the other town is not
stated. The citizens of La Crosse
offer reward Of $500 for the high
wayman, dead or alive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

The whangdoodling of the Dem
octatic papers about the Republican
party and the temperance question
is pretty well taken of by the Hosc-
eye in an article from which the fol-
lowing is an extract: alt is in real
;ty the only vital, all-absorbing issue
of the approaching campaign, and
Democracy cannot dodge, or sneak,
or shirk the responsibility, and must
either come out before the people as
the acknowledged champion Of grass
hoppcrs, own that its record up
on this subject during the past five
wears has been one Of fraud and de-
ceit Again we ask, will the Herald
enlighten the public on the Beecher
question by either advocating the
repeal Of the existing laws or coming
out boldly in favor Of Tiltons We
pause for reply"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

The Black Hills are thus set up by
Frank kretschmer, printer, whom
the Dubuque Times vouches for. He
wrote from the Indian Reservation,
ID. t.. on the 9Th ult.:
zone of the contractors Of the Sur
vey has arrived, and as one Of our
men is interested in the Black Hills,
he inquired how they were progress
sing. This was his answer, which /
think is the very truth: On his way
out he met party returning from
the Hills. He inquired Of them how
they were situated. They informed
him that they were encamped in the
Hills all winter; worked hard, and
did not find enough to pay their run
ming expenses. They ran short Of
food after their arrival, and sustain
ed life only By picking corn and 9th
er substances from the manure OF the
horses. They were begging their
way homeward, and asked for money.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-17

Our high school closed on the after
noon of the 18th inst An industrial
Exposition, Literary exercises, and Fare
well address, by Prof E. q. Cook, seem,
ed to be well enjoyed by the pupils and
many patrons Of the school present.
This closes TIC Professors 6ye ysars sn-
perinsending our school. He made many
good and practical suggestions in his I'D
dress. He presented his students with
an excellent picture of himself. nicely
framed, and received from his many
friends and scholars. two beautiful oil
paintings. The study and Practice oil
law will next occupy hrs attention. Har-
non Hiatt, of the State University. vii
probably succeed him - Superintendent
of eur schools.
The Springdale Library Society will
hold picnic on the 18th inst. between
Pedee and Rochester Speakers Of note
are expected to be present.
Our Sabbath School Joans those Of
West Branch and Oasis in an excursion
Pic-nic-by rail-to Muscatine on the 23d
inst, leaving West Branch ct $50 .. m.
The Friends meeting house has been
much improved by painting throughout,
also by new floor and rear Arrange
ment and remodelling of seats and M
lures. and the laying Of new carpet.
Iowa township selected a. delegates
to the County convsntian, Geo. A.Guth-
rie, Elisha Neeus. and Jas. Phelps.
Corn is looking well. Farmers are
selling their wool at As cents per pound.
]. T. Carson lost valuable COW, and
2. C. Tabor three cows, the latter BY
eating some post preserver thrown out
in some rubbish.
Sixth mo-. 18th day, 1875.