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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
M. B.

THE taxpayers in Morris are notified that | have warrants for the collection of all taxes due to the town up to the tax on list of 1874 and thereon, and will receive such taxes at Smiths hotel, June f,and at Grace Waughs the sth, and ae postoffice in Norris. the 9th, from o'clock to 12 IT,, on each of said days and all who disre gard this cali will be charged 1 per cent per month. invariably, until paid; said interest to be compounded with the tax each month
 GARRY Fl. MINER, Collector.
 Morris, May IA, 1875 sW*
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

The people of Nebraska and Kansas are. returning pay for the numerous gifts sent them. last winter. Many of our Eastern people are receiving samples of the first crops of grasshoppers by express. Such acts of warm-hearted generosity are specially commendable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

Bishop Williams confirmed forty-two persons in St. Johns church, Waterbury, on Sunday last. A Diocesan School for girls is about being established in that askv
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

new device in the matter of locks saved the Mahaiwe Bank of Great Bar rington from loss, on Friday night. This lock, which had been put on the bank vault but recently, is so contrived that it becomes absolutely unbeatable for given term of hours. A gang of burglars enter ed the cashiers house, bound his family and carried him pinioned to the bank. Here. however. the new lock proved to be an impregnable barrier. The cashier could not open it; the burglars could not force it; and the attempt failed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

The committee to whom these questions were referred by former Legislature, have presented e report favoring the establish ment of state inebriate asylum and a state workhouse for tramps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

Legislatures are apt to overlook the fact that uniformity and certainty are sometimes the most important features eff c statute. If is the general custom throughout England and the United States, we believe, to allow negotiable notss but two days of grace when the third would fall on holiday. Our legislature propose to allow four days of grace in case of extraordinary holidays like New Years, Decoration Day, &c., but only two where Sundays are in question. Tn such . cass as this, the true rule of legislation is to make our law uniform, as far as possi- ble. with other states, and with the for msr legal customs of this State, so that ths law may be generally understood. Now this bill not only varies from estab- Iished usage here and elsewhere, but it introduces another element of uncertainty by giving fourth day of grace to notes falling due on special holidays while it al- lows only two days of grace to notes fall inc due on Sundays. Such "a bill is ob- isctionable. therefore. because itis unnec4 easary, because it is inconsistent with prevailing mage, and becausei it is incon- sistent with itself. 1@ 1ei asss stf 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

held at the Baptist church in North Cole brook in commemoration of the late Dr. Rufus Babcock, Sunday before last.
 WEST CORNWALL justice is energetic but not always successful. Constable Howard went for an escaped jail bird few days since, but failed to capture him. How ever, he was luckier in another instance. A couple of tramps tried to steal some clothing from the house of Mr. Geo. Vol millar. one night. recently. The family were awakened, and sent for Constable H.. who arrested and hand-cuffed both the burglars. They were tried by Justice Fitch and committed to jail, in default of bonds. for trial before the next Superior court. Esq. Warner is repairing the cot tage preparatory to occupaney.-John Judd has been Kalsomining the waiting room and office in the depot. c. F. Hunt ington. Vice-President of the Central Ps- cidc R. R. was in town. last week,
 The dam of the KENT Iron furnace was washed away on the night of the 22d. The farmers who have relied on the grist mill supplied with water from the dam will suffer serious inconvenience. t
 The WARREN Sabbath School has been reorganized with about 160 members.- Mir. Barnes has sold his place of North street to Frank Starr, and the one on South street to the Widow Ashman, and moved out of town.-The school at Lake View" is nnder the management of Miss Bell Chapman. an efficient teacher.-The barns. sheds. etc., at the residence ef Mr. E. R. Beeman, arc being moYed to
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10
bNAL AND PmTINENr.

't-sfl 80
enator Fenton IL Ill.
bin Miller is At Put-in-Bay, Ohio.
pm pays his new balloonist $500
N
yentor in Paris advertises a, wash
i turn common cats into Angoras.
G.,Whittier, although 81 years of
still a. 1.-the and erect as an Arab
|e,y Weekly says there il a "suspi-
corruption in the public service"
5eds investigation.
William P. Nixon business mana.
the Chicago Inter- Ocean, is at the
ntal, Philadelphia. s4
Ira has had sensation in the de-
of a company of Garibaldians for
kina. Garibaldi remains at home
low later"
Gen. Sheridan and Mrs. Sheridan
1t San Francisco on a trip to Ore
here the General served as lieu
before the war. i.'
! Don Adolfo Ybanez, the recently
led Chilian Minister at Washington
from Liverpool in the steamship
Wednesday
(aris Figaro publishes for the benefit
sts, minute Instructions how to got
wy by train. So the season is ap-
about to commence.
journal des CQnnaissances Medicals
a cure by bromide of potassium Of
h hydrophobia -hydrophobicsymp-
/ a man who had been bitten by a
Pg. .
Russell will subscribe ESQ to the
bn revolt against Turkey. Earl
is the foremost of the three tailors
ley street, and his opinions, conse-
!, are important.
rs complained that the sunshine
Is eyes and friend proposed blue
les. "Change the color of my1
les :" said the veteran. "Oh, no
ountry would be agitated for
tor Sharon, of California, is said to
nted "Castle Stewart" at Washing
c., at SlS, 900 a year. Mrs. Sena-
vart and her daughter, Mrs. Lieu
Hooker, are, meanwhile, passing
two in Europe.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10
ion in State Re RefOrmatOri"s and
J8ilS,

1VU la SSt0lC u 1AN
Jails.
the Independent.
|re is a somewhat lively discussion
on, especially in some of the West
ates, as to the disposal of the relig-
question in penal and reformatory in
ions established and conducted by
authority, and sustained by a general
on Of the people. Must religious in
Jon be given in these institutions ,
ust, in order to be consistent, accept
nclusion which follows from the sys-
e'have adopted, and this is that it
the business Of the State, as such, to
religious instruction anywhere
in jails, prisons, or common schools
more than it is to supply it in
hes. The premises furnished us by
(litical institutions forces US to this
sion, and there is no way..of escaping
without more or less discarding the
e.
hen, the State, to be consistent with
must give up the system Of paid
ins, what shall be done? The prop
|wer is that religious instruction must
formally refused to the inmates Of
prisons and reformatories; but lef@
supplied by the voluntary efforts
pc who choose to embark in it, with
discrimination as between Catholics
rotestants, subject always to those
pr order, alike applicable to both,
indeed, to all religious sects, which
quired by the necessities Of disci-
Those who have the immediate
p Of pauper and prisoners ought to
ected for the service on the score of
competency and good moral charac-
fdependently of their religious creeda,
hen they ought to be left flee in their
Fay to exercise the best possible influ-
Pver those placed under their control
government.
|ere is no reason why a Catholic should
protestanism legally forced upon him
Pse he happens to be a prisoner, or
2 Catholic priest should be excluded
teaching him at his own charges be-
the majority of the people happen to
|rotestants. The religious rights Of
|rlsoner himself are to be respected.
one standpoint from which to look at
subject, and every subject Of a similar
&c Is that Of honest, candid, and impair
that asks nothing which it
not concede, and hence, has nothing
with the bigotry or propagandism Of
sect.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10

PV' Allen has recovered from his fa-
|. The Cincinnati Commercial, says
Is As versatile as he is vigorous, and
'Flous as he il voluable." .~s.~' -
lhator Morton has returned to Indian.
p'' He re-enters the Ohio campaign
FoFfow, and goes to Pittsburgh on the
|'oss' to assist in opening the Peensyl.
q Republican campaign there.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10

0HANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
u & WESTERN RA1LROAD.-Comm
ing Monday. September 18th, 1874, Trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1920 am. and 5.5 pm.
Leave Landenberg Gas am, and l.3O pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 a.m., and 3.!5 pm
Arrive Landenberg II. pm: and $50 pm.
P. W. & B, and Delaware R. r. trains. At
Landenberg with Penna. & Delaware II. Il.
aug 23-tf DAVID cONNELL, Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10

" HITE WINE VINEGARS.
W LINES.
POTTED MEATS, GALL KINDs)
HAM, TONGUE, TURKEY, CHICKEN, DUCK,
LOBSTER.
Canned Salmon and Lobster.
SARDINES AND SHADINES.
LeMarchands "Boneless'' Sardines.
PATE-DE-FOIE-GRAS
CROSSE & BLACKwELL's ENGLISH PICKELs
LA CROIX CIDER IN BOTTLES.
The finest imported Sauces and Catsups.
Edinburgh "Albert" Biscuits.
Pearce's Phila. Biscuits, all kinds.
THE BEST BRANDS WESTERN HAMS, TONGUES
AND DRIED BEEF.
All goods strictly first-class.
J.P. ALMONDS,
aug2-ly Eighth and Market Streets.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10
EDUCATI0NAL

DRINARY SCHOOL, lAslg (
L sILHCT SCHOOL, SO
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE PRHPAR-
N , ATORY SCHOOL, "a pai Et
a.. f And 4, sos .s,L
MECHANICAL AND COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
tasl of the> f1tS s1t
STATE NORMAL UNIvERGITY, 4.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. ia r
w.. FACULTY, ,,,,.5 s,t3..
JOHN G. HARDNESS, A. ", aias
instruction. !s .lt sf
LAURA OSGOOD HARKNEsS, l
Instruction. rl.is,.. 4
CALEB HARLAN, NJ. D.,
.H " Lectures. . fii - #','
FERDINAND FULLMER,
instruction.
HENRY L. sCHENHER,
~ instruction.
RANCOST ALLEN, ~
Instruction.
HEV.s3OHN WILSON, A. NJ,
a9M Lectures. ,5... ,lif
M9KY c. CONRAD, IL. D.,
Lectures.
FRANCOIS HENRY LOUBIGNAC, B. L.
Instruction.
j. JACKSON PEARCE, .4
Instruction. 4.t..l i
WILLIAM T. WESTBROOK,
Practical Telegraphy. ,nn -t
EDWARD L. RICE, JR.,
instruction.
ANNA B. JEFFERIS,
instruction.
~ 4
Tuition PonIi sa.+ 90 SIS per pa term; e, 9;
No "surprises'"in expenses. wv =
Special estimates, with unexceptional ac
commOdations in the best families, will be
furnished for board, &c. Our Educational
Bulletin" is worthy the attention Of every
cate. Sent gratis with pleasure to any ad-
dress and free at the book and news stores. |
Seats can be secured now. Twenty eighth |
term opens O'Clock a. m., Monday, Septem-
For further information, you will please
septi.tf JSl JoHSG. HS1S'fis HARKNEss. IfHss
RUGBY ACADEMY.
A. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
DR. SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. NJ, PRIN-
CIPAT,
assisted by able Teachers.
The FALL TERM will begin on MONDAY,
SEPT. 9th, 1875.
Parents and guardians who wish to secure
seatsfOr their children are invited to call on
the Principal, who can be found at the Aca-
emy every day from to IL o'clock.
augA-1m
The Morning herald., 1875-09-10

BAOOAGl0O Il
lust OPENED.
Anew and beautiful assortment
G1IJzE MERINO UNDERWEAR.
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES.
Also new and choice arrsrtment Of
HAMBURG EDGIN0S,
sTAPLH AND FANCY TRIANINss,
RUpvLLNGs, LACBs, FRINGns, 90, ao'
q. n. 6TAAT6,
auuaa.w No. AT MARKET 81.
-t-E-.IzZr-E--K-
". T ALLEN
PRACTICAL BARBER,
Ne. W. SIXTH sTREsz.
Hair Cutting. shampooing. and pye1ng In
eveey style aueSS'v
, 1875-06-29
snaanli GAt Deps!d )en'

ebarleton, S.eg., 26. SUM.
Ser @taats= g dabmeiiter Garbp5a fin
biete an, baB Die 3inien Der conlolioir-
ten @9ulben BEG @taates @ao Goro=
lima, ipel6e an /. Snli ,. S. fdais lino,
an oielem Sage in gbarleIton, @oIum=
Bio Mnb Nem=Worf alls9eSoblt iperoen
wiirben.
Mew=Dor T, 90. SUM. Sic Netps
.Serlep'er Central : Gilcnbabn" erDHnete
seltern bic neue Strede BON New Yori
na9 2ons=Yran9 nit elmer GgfurIipns=
fabrt. sluf bem 3use %befanoen ii9 nn=
ter Wnberen Yrdlioent Grant, St Sc
f,star 8oire, General 9orter uno Dit
9irettoren Der .gentral=g abn1.
, 1875-06-29
Gretie ber @aSei9en:
EeaeIie tslssr. peptIara.
Ga@ridtsn aus Gentrals nnS SInz
Wmerifa,

Rem4W t, 26. SUM-. Ser 9pfr.
.qcopulco" Won Savanna gu brln9t 9to6
rihten Dol, BORT, Die Bis gum l6. D. M.
rei1en.
ullyuben iuoren In Banoma 81 be-
fiirGteu, pesen Der 8erboftnn9 MnoGla=
terferuu9 oes Generals Gamor9o, Der
nit elmer Speaial gotl3oit ben So9pto
bortbin sefommen mar.
Ser 8unbcgoampier Omaha" miro
non Galop bier erDartet. 9ie uGllipee1
lit pon 4spinmal nod @reptoiou abge=
9ansen.
SIN Staate Wasoalena orobtc mleoer
.einmal cine &epolution ourt0 elnen nl=
6nfrieoenen Sberltcu.
Bpliuia fat einen GmiNdr na9 So=
oota %oe}anot, I'm Die Ge9ieruug pon@o=
lombia bapor gu warnen, Die Souperdlll
tat irsenb eines aiiitsnltaates an5utaltell
ba bonn ale li0 gum Mieoerlonbe ri
item miirbcn.
, 1875-06-29
Guropai(dle nahriGten.

Deilau. Der frab.re Wtiniiter BON
Parll9, weldsr aub nad) lcincr Gntz
l~alnns aus Dem Staat6oienite ieinen
stutentbalt III Oelian bebultsn bat, ioa
Nuslidt babcn, nad) Mtedlcnburs al
bic Spiee Der Derwaltung beruien gu
,peroen Do man inn sutrane, ben gor>
biihen SnOten, 81 weldem Die Oortisen
SerfaIun9suerbaltniiis %aulammenges
iAir5t iino, 81 lolsn, obne oaB ct oen'
ielben Serhaue; bel bieier 8eruIuns Iei
beSbalb audi oorlpisgeno Die Wfedleu>
bur9iibe 0fitteriAaft mitbctbeiIi9t.
Sn alien 9rOBsreu unb mittleren
Gtaoten oss Qanoes miro iebt baraui
b~lnsswirft, bic @eldafte an ben Sonn'
ta9.Jfahmittasen gu idliebsn, uln oas
ourdl Den @eiAdftSinbabern uno oeren
Berlonal Den @enuB elmer wirflia
Ireien Belt 81 gewabrsn. Sn Dsliau
bat lid CUR Ourdfibrnus bicier MaB.
re9eln bsreits BOT ldnserer sSeit cine
9rDBere An3abl BON @sldaitslsutcn
berbuncen nmo fol- iih Elm gta9tbeil
fir bieielben bisber in feiner Weile
berausgeitslt baben, ba Die 9onlumens
ten iid balS Oaran sew6bnt baben nnS
ibrs Ginfaufe bana6 einri1ten. Sn
8ernburs, @oswig, 3srblt II. I. 10,
babcn lid bereits Gomltes sebiloet, I'M
eine @~iniguns Der &aufleute in senauns
tenn Sinne berbei3ufibrsa.
@arlsru be. Wfit 8esua auf cine
fri Der seduBsrts M0Slidtsit, OaB OaS
baoiiae GrsbiStbum sur9 sinen altta'
tbolil6sn 8iidof belset perbcn t0nnte.
1T Die BON bacii9en 8srtretern bel Der
BOnner SDnooe berriibrsnoe Wittbei~
lung be5eianeno, oaB BiidOf 9feinfens
ofen erflGrt babe, .wenn bic relisicie
8ewesuns in 8nben ben bisbcrtg.n
SOrt9an9 nebme, 70 uerbe fir bieles
Sanb balS elm eisensr Sil9of eiu9sleet
iperbsn.
Das neusfe @eicsblat. tutbalt eins
mtnifsrtelle 8crOrununs, : welds bic
Subllanmss 8roaeifionsu anBerbalb Der
tirali1en @ebauoe u~nteria9t.
DuS ssmiidte S9uGebrer Seminar
(far S@ulalpiranten Obus 1ntsrl9ieo
Der SOnfsiion) tuiro am 1. Sttobsr ers
olfnst tusrben. SIS berri9t %sessnudr.
t,9 IN unlerem 2anos Elm lebr tiblbarer
Ssbfcrmanssl. SIN neuelten @eroro.
i'un9Sblatt Ses Obsri9ulratbs fino nibt
tpsntser als 121 SauptlsbrsrneGsu aus.
ssfdrisben.
Alf IN lsster Wnnnlar erm1hnts
, 1875-06-29
Maenten eerIanaf.
BOX 78a, New yeziz

DIR. FoorE III her gerfaTsr n,ebrersr nnebtetntfae
Derte, bon seuet sins itsr 100000 Grenplare Gbfas
~sefuabsn bat. Gin sreitea ,.Das Meuidsnlsfem" ODER
,aftne 8plfsfpra&e unb eeiunhes Menideuperfaub,"
bat etnen gtids Spn lbsr 10000 erret5t. Dteisa lesters
QBert srFaeint isst ensltI& uas seuti@. Gin neusres
s8erf ,g1iFsni6aft unb Dt6tuas" rser SAMMY TUBES.
Der iueeaStiae grtt. une SPoNsIE. her latiee SfFf, ere
ldeint ~sprlduFe MIR snslii4. gDesra SnbaltausrSei@-
ntfe eicisr gDerte msle man I'D entwetsr an DR. Foorn
peasea uter CIT bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1873 East 18th Street, New York.
&eenten rerben fir ssn Sertrtes bleer gsrfe ~serldnss
upb ersolten fsbr eanaiee Ssbineuneen. Ge n,andsr
&ecat bat fbsn sur9 ben 8ertaaf oiefer g9srts f4 bea
@runbasin ,u sinera sleinen @erutSssa sstees. ,,0as
Standardization" 1T fir Grradfene nnh u@iHeafdaft unb
9iatuns" fir bic Suseno Elm ssrsieliaes, fsbrrei8es anh
tntere1Tontcs gsri. Gin SnhattsserSei&nis tsr @5erte
ret6es franco per ppt an icbe &Srsle ~rerfanst wirb.
etett cine ppGfauhise 9ei4reibgns ~herlflasa. Np4
einnal:
Ngenten poer Gulporteure b%erfaagt.
Abrellire tpie oben.
, 1875-06-29
.MettOpalitap Gbeater,
an Der Branflin ctr,

miro bon 4cute oil Dem BublitMt q%e0ffaet
ieiu.
Wir eateu 10 beeea ardfte e,aaoirt. bic in
BIZ tUmif. tbeatsalilpea %iitte teine Mcttn5nb-
Isr bottu. liz lfre pret,c fno ~ 9steat, Dap
ELL Stper lb tiir wrnilts @'!o ctntn rsdt
usreulisten uno uns beiteren 9lheno iaaTen
maa. 3u 3abireibem Weiut)e Eaten eth
Smonun tSlnlnlS 1t Gommanl,
NeNker luh @GrmaLer.
, 1875-06-29
TERMS TO CLUBS.


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Fifteen Dollars
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the Semi weekly one year to getter up of club,
Thirty-five Dollars.
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land the Daily for one year 10 the getter Up of
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THE SENII-WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight DOiiars.
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an extra copy to getter up of club),
Sixteen DOilnrs,
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the ietsefs containing money. Address
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sun office. New York City
, 1875-06-29
SQUIRE g. CRAWFORD,

3run>ci9enthum@ Iacntn nuo Ntti ndre,
Np. 9l7 Eant Guabs.
6auirr. q nnafitfc une 9annsreien All
herfaufen, 5n bermietben, pper III hertaus
id5en. ysBtere D"ltebsn aus Dem b, lten Nders
unp Wiaerals 9ano, peldeD Uirs,uia BAT.
@uh baNen ne elni9e bee iGSulteu @obubla.
fer IN bee Stabi gu perEaaien pber gu 0ermisr
them.
8efOnhcre Ami merfa m
D D au eaS y erm / e,
uno Giufa ircM Scr
3W ct ! Ell Der > t..
in 0 INIT
, 1875-06-29
8rteftAe GpnfuIfGttpnen
unentee1hlt6.

g1teer Ntineralien nr6 fddbftGe gFanSfts eebrau4t.
Beinate 10000 p1tisnten. tpureen non thm in ben lesten
amanai8 Sabrefs %behanSelt. Sober SaG tptrb etnSeln iore-
fdltis rssifrirt, OBJ brteaid pber perfDulids, pb ron benz
Doctor felbf rber ietneu SGlfsdriten. 2estert inb aae
9ineni6aftlid eetttpete @ebteiner.
IGe @atientca, sel6s e~ntferut tootses, erbatten cine
alsfitrfide Jraeenliffe franco per gpf rasr I'M 9auic.
Gin aoaitdnSisss fsacrtatiites Giutrasenin ben gidsrH.
~serbinpert Jebler sSer Srrtbantfr. Die Builder nersea
MIR BON ben anseGelten Nersten sebHnet.
sBeoet Srassnlife Vber oahsrmeitise Gunfultatipnsa
a~trslIre u.ea ME fplst:
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
BOX 78a, New yszsz
, 1875-06-29
Wiaiam s. Wpatt,
6ams 81. &cbilbes mater,
So. 7O4 6. @rafe Ctr,
(Gde Der 7ten.)
h munO, DG.

% iA LANCE Belt iii Dem gsiddite
aeuelen. hin i'd 10 ein9erihtet.
oa5 iA o1e NuftrdGe CUR .3uirierenbelt
Mt liner &unben ldlnen mo bllis ausfiib=
rem fam. SD erlud)e meme ult n @e~
I6aftsfreunbe mir ferner ibr seuei8tes
Wohliuollen gu id,enfer.
il b Int 90 M. $. @Datt.
, 1875-06-29

Richardson & Co.,
9auamdflcr uno Auftionare,
1l13 Main 5traGc.
Cine beutlAe Nieperlafun1.
Wm b>ten eiu l66nes gtiid Camp an pes
VeterStur9er Gbaulls. unsefabr 'eine Dieite
pon M0n0ti!sr ia tIeinen %arseuen BON 5 his
III gder Gb9etbeiIt, melbe INTER b"llisen 8e.
ptn9unaen in pettaHfen lino NIB "a wtr ben
Glfo q Der 0eutI1en ais ,Sruf. Sarmsr" fem
usn, 70 wclet wts Yerludsn, ,bnen cine beut.
'he N%tceerlnnu1g III griinpen unb weTbsl III
men lroRe Sprtbetle anbteten, UNI tbr WeIp in
eleieu W.unpriifen onSuIegra inp aeben bic
Ser i.berung, oaB feins ~perletten ali 9erlpnen
D%ertauft wsrbsn wire, wp9sgen etwa5 ein9e-
werpen fam. Sic e item N0ufer wer=
ben bic bette Wusw1bl unp eire 9rpbe Hepus
liruta Der preile baben. Sir ale YerfGafe
ipeI9e par9 le asmaGt peroen erbaItea lie
cine GpmmilEpn. Na9aufragen BEL
&t9aroan g. 6 o.,
@rnno . Glgentbum @9cnteu,
mi . mint &O. 1113 Dtain @traBe.
, 1875-06-29
Dir Vnhkur

1T b~sltirrnt, bas sausf btsberise Scifperfabren t,ns
suitossn. Gte Sur fptro our3 has iogenannts
Snbbdo unb our9 @tnnebrnet Don Sohpu!oer
Lepfrft. Ste 9obbdber Seieeu an, no bs &ranipett
ibren Stb bat, pie ttef lie fie9t, uto si sleiaer
3eit seiger, ie bic Reconstruct beS Meni6et on.
Tauienbe itun In ben tebten aipet Sabreri in Der
gaoessuitalt, "a Stanton Str. @sip gorf sebstLt
gerste MttD Mpotbefer. Ole 9obbaOer nnseri6eieen
nd Don onberen 8dbertt oabur3, oab lie oireft ouf
bic &ranebeit etnlDtrfeft, NIB ben frattter Stotf eft>
5erue1. Tn lpel6cr Jorn1 er aud, sum Uorifetn
TONNE. Ste finb etu Yerbrennnnssz ooer auSi9eis
. bunassproceb Der &ranfbeit5itotfe Sober &ronte
wtrS bel Der 4nIpeaoan9 oieier EUR f~osul99sn istn
eisener gr;t. aScnn Ssnnanb Onr9 bteie 8doer 9ez
bst[t lit, 10 til er pirtli6 uno raotfof 9eheilt, pdbe
reno na6 Der btsberigen Setluetbooe bic Mtittel
serp5bnii6 geIdbrli6er itnb als bic &ranfbettielbit,
nab lid 5Iters Elm san6eS peer te-Snca'er grant,
Sbaieta Sic Gopodber oae Granfbeiter, tnncrIi5
nnb 6u6srlt9, %furiren. 10 limb bod bic @trtun9en
bet folgenbeu &ranfbetten, b%eIoitberS per1 lie i9
nod in ocntem 3uitatoe %beftnoen. 9alt5 oiBeroroent>
lid: Giebers fslbit @erpsns ino &ppbnsiteber,
furtrs @aIss uno Observation-Disclosures ipirI.
b~eionbers bel intaet, 9euten u. i'm eriten Staotutn.
seipsbnli6 yei9t furtrt. @a5er5md)t, &bcas
ebenlo aueens uno Sbrrntrantbeften. fot0te ale
SSpnilitiSd,e &ranfbetteit In iebem @raee. Ssi
auseren 8ranfbeiten. S~ranotpnttoe1, Ses
tdltptiren, Seropbeit. &C; tt PIE gSirtana stne
i'm, S:Seben Don Der Mirsun9 gu ibersen9en. Was
aenfrebS uno bic iogenannte &sGr,ts ooer
SncfcrruNr (etne bis ieet rnbei(bore Rronfbeit)
BURDEN eebeift. Sci tssterer Rrantbett 9eben 25
@ro3ent beB 3uaeritofeS NIT ieoein Babe Snr4 ben
urtn ob.
Die Sabes nnb Gtnnebmcs 9ulper meroen nab
tebem Ylab In, 9enbe perianbt. Ser NretS hes
SabesBulpers tit 50, Der bes Ginnebme : 9ulpers
81. Wtan Ialie iib cine Broibire lber bic Soafar
b. etatii4er soer bcntlder Spra3e ibtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"A Stanton Ctr. (Box 1891
Rem 9ort
, 1875-06-29
Frank ID. Hill.

9ausmdFle uno Mufttpnir,
1108 Main StraBe,
her State Sanf" gessniter.
@runpR.6e uno perlSnliNre @tsentbur1
ptre auf oTtntlt9cr suftiOn uper pr'pat vel.
fault. Sauler uno ga % ipirb pevmistDet ano
belenbere Nuimertiamtett wirp ouf nas Gplef-
tireu BON Mietbeh eelest.
Ger 8erfauf BON Wmnpfidsn trgenb elmer
N. Airo aufs S9rsfaIti9lte betrieben.
mi mint
, 1875-06-29
Sefan

Die rcllein Onlln 8oroen Scr
enitquuas=& Ste merben eben s aQ
req imdBig bolt i bi8 Z l1pr 0tad)mltta95
~5ouutags NIT cinqeit4olieu) ibre FSabre
ten uad) oen 8nmpDauie nnO &luers
SIoczEarf
h.Siutae llteeGcinfrmmsM fcunfH " Pte
Nms aetrof II peteen : lie 0Sse tperosn bic
,.padct. Srfce" jebe Gtanoe periaFsn. 9Sei-
'crc uuafunFt ersbetlt g. 8tnawanser
nm II INIT Ste Cir. unb 0alin 8laf.
, 1875-06-29
@bsparn 6. 0pbbin,
5au5mafler II. Mufttpndr
90. 1915 Main Strase.
So Der Sfics ppn 81. 8. MnurY unn
Comp, @anauiers.

8elpras auc @eltdftc, welae 9esue aui
BIT 8erFauf spn @rnlhltndsn, Wte.ben unb
@ermietbsu, Gsut @eriGtss unb S6a'piGeins
aus aud Giebi CT Yorldu6 auf Mtetten ben
@issntbNmsrn, melde ihm ibr@issnibum aaYer
trauen. Nsrfauft ouf bfeuiliher Mutton NIB
pripatim. "a 0erlelpe cine leGsiabr,ee Or
iabruns iii BEN @slAafte bat, 10 III er i'm
Stanpe leine SInpen our 3uTrepenbsit 81
beeienen. mr nj mms
, 1875-06-29
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