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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26

NEW lOhk. April III.
.CorToN.-The market is quoted quiet mid
FLoUR-Market dull, and in buyers favor
Receipts OF 10000 barrels. Sales OF 5000 bbis.
mon to choice extra state s4.s5a54o; common
to choice extra Western $4.95Cs5.5o common to
choice r. II. o. $5.o5a6.S0.
RYE FLoUR.-The market is quoted as
steady. Sales 300 bbls at 4.35ta535
WHEAT.-The market is quoted dull, in buyers
favor, Receipts OF $1,000 bushels. Sales OF
l.23 for No. 2 Milwaukee, los "a 100 for No.
spring; 1.2I@1.3l for new winter red west
err; l.s2 as for amber western.
Receipts.none. Sales none.
CoRS-Market less active and scarcely so firm
Receipts $4,000 bushels. Sales OF $4,000 bushels
annd 931Sc for mixed western yellow
BARLEY.-The market is quoted as dull and
dropping. Receipts 5000 bush. Sales none.
1900 bus. Sales $4,000 blu. at 74@I8 for new
mixed western; 76@7754 for white western.
PROVISIONS : Pork market is quiet. Sales,
BEEF-Market Is quiet.
CUT MEATs-The market is quoted as quiet
for western dry sailed shoulders held at 81
LARD = Market is quoted firm. Sales 100
ierces at 49,. for steam and 1880 for kettle rer
BUTTER.-The market is quoted at 1ba22 for
state and Pennsylvania 22ld27c for new do.
CHEEsE.-Cheese Is quoted at 1O@16Ac for
common 10 prime.
WBIsKY-The whisky market is firm at sI.l5
per gallon free.
EdGs.-The market is quoted firm at 16X
for s, ate and Pennsylvania.
pETRoLEuM. - Is quoted at 81 C. for crude
refined at 1870.
LEArnER.-Market is quoted steady. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light to heavy weights
are quoted at 27a30c.
CoAL.-Market is quoted as firm at 5000
$50 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
WOoL.-Market is quoted as quiet and steady
Domestic fleece at $4,000; unwashed at 16a35c;
pulled 30G50c state OO900c; tubbed at &C.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26

A director Of the New York Central railroad
declares the net receipts Of that company dur
ing March exceed those OF March last year
s240,0oo.
1t Is stated the Western Union monthly gross
earnings show an average increase Of s2s 900
over last year. The net earnings amount to
over ten per cent.
Money was loaning In the stock market at
three per cent. At p. IN. stocks we're strong
and gold was last quoted at ii5k.
The city bank statement for the past week
Loans decrease, s2oIs,5oO; specie decrease,
$780, legal tenders increase, ss,eso,oO
deposits, decrease $4so,eoo circulation, de.
crease $3.50. eoo reserve, decrease 81, s3s,lso.
The following are the closing quotations
fWhare hlanka occur thera xyara N n nido1
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26

The SONS and daughters of Vermont. re-
siding III Fitchburg, Massachusetts, have
formed an association having for its object
the keeping alive Of the memories of their
native state. We lail this association and
venture 10 suggest to them the propreiy of
observing the 10th of May of the present
year. Perhaps by SO doing, they could
recall to the Wem0ry to Nermonters, yet re-
siding on the sold stamping grourd," the
fact that that day will be the centennial an
niversary of the capture Of Fort Ticonder-
oga by the Green Mountain Boys. Ticon-
deroga is ''too poor % celebrate the only
event which has made its name historic.
New York, naturally, would take no part
in such commcmoration-f why should
she honor the anniversary of the invasion
Of her sacred soil by that arch rebel Ethan
Allen, and the taking of forcible posses
sion of fort thereon situated by brave
Nermonters, whom she had outlawed !?
Even the presence of these rebels on her
soil she rescnts, and her historians, of re-
cent years, have been trying to remove the
disgrace by attempting to prove that Allen
and Warner and the Green Mountain Boys
didn't have much of hand in that exploit
after all, and that the "Great Jehovah and
continental congress- story is all myth.
Vermonters either lack the necessary pat
riotism to suitably commemorate the day,
=
or they are fearful that the present COVER
nor of New York will not give permit
for the militia to enter that state-Ethan
didn't wait for permit, but one hundred
years later one would be necessary. We
appeal to the Fitchburg sons and daugh-
tiers of Vermont 70 shame their cousins at
home, take pity on Ticonderoga's poverty,
and aggravate the feelings of New York
by having rousing time on the tenth day
of May, 1875.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26
What a pity 1t Is that when one has a
soft thing" some meddling busy-body
should stick his finger in the pie and en-

What q pity 1t is that when one has q
soft thing" some meddling busy body
should stick his finger in the pie and en-
deavor to put stop to the little game.
Marshall Jewell has been after "slosbing"
postmastcrs, and Is cutting down salaries
because he is mean or foolish enough to
think that government officer should not
be paid out of all manner Of proportion to
the work he does-and he says that the
end is not yet. And now somebody is
"going for" the collectors of customs. 1t
seems, so the story goes, that several of
these collectors-him of Vermont among
the number-have altogether too soft a
thing, and some miserable fellows, jealous
of their good luck, propose to interfere
with their little perquisites. The law al
lows collectors on the northern. northeast
crn and northwestern frontiers to sell
blank manfests and clearances for the
small sum of ten cents each; and, as the
law does not expressly require this money
TO be paid into the treasury, the collectors
at Burlington, Portland, Buffalo, Detroit,
Port Huron, Chicago and Duluth have re-
garded it as personal perquisites, and
have quietly pocketed the avails. How
much has been realized by the Burlington
collector we are not told, but this and 9TH
or perqusites and salary have annually
nctted the Chicago collector some $17, 900,
while the collector at Port Huron, little
one-horse town or city in Michigan, man
ages to get $l2, 900 year, being the same
sum allowed by law to the collector of tie
port of New York but there is not much
business done in New York, you know
whether anything can be done by the
department is uncertain, says telegram,
whereupon the collectors can breathe
easier. But let them look out when Con-
yrcss assemblies.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26

Rev. L. c. Partridge has resigned his
pastoral labor in the Congregational
church in Salisbury, which he has been
supplying the last two years, and has re-
ceived call from North Bennington, with
a salary of 81 900 year.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26

1t 10 high and mighty office-and that
three hundred dollars is worth going for.
Give 1t to the man, lawyer or layman, who
needs 1t most, and be sure and preserve the
dignity of the office.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26

AS the time approaches for outdoor
sports, it behooves us to look about and
see where we can get the best, and get the
most and best for our money. have done
so and find that Francis Fem, at No. 13
Center Street, has nice stock of every
thing you want, whether you are fisherman,
base bsllist or croquetist.
Yours very truly,
A LOVER OF NATURE AND OF OUTDOOR
SPORTS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26
FOrtV-Three Years Old.

eg- Friend. Stop that Cough! Do not
neglect common Cold even for day
it may end in Consumption and DEATH
Rev. N. H. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old and young, and it will
cure you if taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people forty-tsree years, and has
never failed to give relief to all who have
used it.
N. H. Dowxs' ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. dec4-dw1yr
MANY PERSONS
Would like beautiful Cottage Organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot AFFORD it. II they
could only see the splendid new styles OF Estey
Organs, and then learn what easy terms OF pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
Organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world. II
you wish for catalogues, prices or terms, write
the General Agent,
GEORGE O. DAY,
noviOdly Rutland, Vt.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19
At Private Sale.

The FOLLOWING DESCRIBED STOCK
One old Brown Horse, hearty and hale, and
good mouth; Gray Mare, or years old
works any way, single or double, a very good
creature; Bay Mare, rising years Old
halter broken; Lady's Horse, drives well,
rising 8 years old Mich Cow, Brood
Sow-large; Heavy Two-Horse Wagon, 1
Ok Cart, Field of Rye in the ground.
TERMS low, for cash to close; 90 days,
bankable paper, or more time if required
The above property 'ciR be sold, having no
further USE
fehls SAM'L NJ. LEE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19
ENCES.

Judge James L. Bartol, Annapolis; judge Richard
Grason. Towsontown; Judge James d. Waters, Bel
Air; Hon. W. d. Stephenson, Hartford Co.. lion. II. D.
Farnandis, Bel Air; Hon. Stevenson Archer, Bol Air
Hen; Chas, IL Phelps, Baltimore; Hon John H. Price
STREET., Esq., Bel Air; P. H. Rutledge, Esq, Bel Air
II. Clay Dalam, Esq Baltimore.
JANUARY. 1874
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19

Farm o.: Tract Of Land,
situated and lying on the Tide Water Ca
nal, about one mile above Havre de Grace,
in Hartford county, Maryland, now in the
occupancy of George Stephenson, being the
same land which is particularly described
by metes and bounds in deed from Thorn
as Dreamer and wife to said George Ste
phenson, dated on or about the Sd day of
December, 1858, and recorded among the
land records of Hartford county, in Lber
A. L. j., No. 8, folio 402, containing
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19

You have a pleasant home and a
bright Preside, with happy children sit
ting around it, haven't you2" said the
Judge. Eyes, sir" said Mr.. Thompson,
who thought he saw o way ont Of the diff
Guilty. "Well," said the Judge, "if the
happy children sit around the cheerful fire.
side until you return, they will stay there
Just 43 days, as shall have to send you
up for that time."-Cin. Times.
1T is q hard winter, but the price of o.
trich tips continues panicy-or, rather,
there is always panic in the house that
cherishes desire for them without realiz-
ing from it. When the question comes up
"Bread or feathers 2" it is good deal as it
was with the boy when asked which of his
demands was the most imperative-"Nev-
er mind the shoes, dad" he replied, ~
must have the breastpin !"-Nor,cich aurora.
A Detroit insurance agent hired boy
the other day to mind his office, and went
to dinner leaving the youth in charge
When he returned he found that the lad
had whitfield one of the table legs almost
in two and dssected the cushion of the
swinging chair. He was greatly annoyed
and spoke sharply, when the boy burst into
tears and replied: If you don't want to
let Teller take any comfort I'm going to
leave i'--Detroit Press.
Tho Rev. DR.. Deems, of New York,
said, in his sermon last Sunday: ITO my
mind the four sweetest things in the world
are-frst, baby girls; second, baby boys
third, ripe, good old men; fourth, ripe,
good old ladies'" That is very nearly our
creed hut we rather think we like n heal
thy mother-in-law best. And next, q ripe,
good old man, who sits quietly in the cor
ner and tells lies about how far he used to
walk to school through the snow when he
vas boy, and how he used to come home
and saw up cord of wood before supper,
instead of sneaking in the back door for
his skates, as boys do now-a-days.-MR.
Sent.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19
JOHN S. DALLAM,
Real Estate Agent
BEL AIR, Hartford County, Nd,

Has for sale in Hartford AMI other counties of the State
large asso rtnient of Handsome, Cheap and Healthy
FARMS, many Of them of fine quality and very fertile.
with good modern Buildings, Lawns Fruit, 6c, at re-
duced prices and on very easy terms say small first pay
ment, balance to suit purchaser. Also,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19
FLOUR AND SAW MILLS, STORES,
HOTELS, SMITH and WIIEELWRIGIIT SHOPS,
TANNERIEs. HOUSES and LOTS, &C..

conveniently located in villages and country places,
many of them the line of the Railroad now be-
ing made from Baltimore to Philadelphia
Having had many years experience in the business,
he can give useful information to any desiring to
purchase in this part Of Maryland being located mme.
daely between the two great cities Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, with convenient access to both.
~ All communications promptly answered.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19

BEL AIR, FRIDAY, February 10, 1875.
- . - - a ~
N N "a n n Ds


What Is it SO with me, false Love,
Why Is 1t so with me?
Mine enemies might thus have dealt;
fear'd it not Of thee.
Thou vast the thought of all my thoughts,
Nor other hope had l:
My life was laid upon thy love;
Then how could'st let me die?
The flower is loyal to the bud,
The greenwood to the Spring,
The soldier to his banner bright,
The noble to his king:
The bee Is constant to the hive,
The ringdove to the tree,
The martin to the cottage.eaves;
Thou only not to me,
Yet ifagain, false Love, thy feet
To tread the pathway burn,
That once they trod SC well and Oft,
Return, false Love, return;
Aud stand beside they maiden's bier,
And thou wilt surely see,
That have been as true to love
As thou vert false to me.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-19
Educational.
BELLE 7UE SCHOOL,
A Select School for Young Ladies.

VNIIE number of pupils received will be so
Il small that it may be termed real Family
or Home School. Educational advantages eX-
cellcnt. Location healthy, and sufficiently re.
tired without being inaccessible; six miles from
Magnolia Station, Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, with which there is
daily com munication by stages.
cz6y- The Scholastic Year, beginning the &c.
cond Monday in September, will be divided into
two sessions of twenty weeks each.
~ Holidays, one week at Christmas and one
at Easter.
For Circulars or for information, address
Mrs. 7. s. C. SMITH.
jan1-1m Jerusalem Mills, Hartford Co., Md.
, 1875-08-24
9uIdnbiids gepslGea'

New=S a b n, Gonn., 90. @u9,
Nls 8atrif $. MoTterion seitern Nta6=
mitta9 pnr Dem Yoitgebdure 1einer oon
ibm 9eidiebeuen Satin be9esncte, brad
te Ell i6r nit einem SaI6enmelIe CT 5luc;
gciG6rli6e StiGmnnosn bel, unh ebe Die
I~mite6enoen interpeniren fonnten, bate
ct li9 ielbIt ben 9als bur6l6nitten,
8eioe weroen pabrI6einli9 iterben.
@ep=Yorf, %. 9lus, @eItern
Mbenb eerietbene sluei Seoienitete i'm
@peiielaale in Streit, wOhei oer Cine,
Sobn 3bompion, leinem @e9ner Nel-
dael %. NGen cine lebens9cfa9rlide
Sti9munoe in Die re6te Seite beibro1-
te.
9ittsburg, 4cnni., %. 4usult.
Gin g8irth Namens 9opio 9oll, pou
Ile9banpeGitp i6oB 9eitern Na4mit=
tag Den GonltabIer S. S. 9aps auf Der
gum @eri9tslaale fubrcnoen Sreppe uno
peripunbete i'm, pie man fiir6tet, lebenss
9efdbrli@. Sic &usel 9in9 our0 bic
Manse uro per9rub li6 in ben binteren
3beil oes @alles. Sapes bate eben por
@eri1t un9inltige Nus la9en fir 9all
r
9cma6t, oob er elm Spielbaus battle lno
Dap er ungelebli@e SpirituOien perfau=
fe. 9aa walroe in 9aft 9enommen.
2ouiseiGe, &p., 80. Qug. Ser
Ne9er Charles MorleD oerlebte scitern
Dem Srldnoer Su9b garrid, Der, betrun
fen, bieien pormdrts itoBen pollte, nit
leinen Sduiten einen S6las auf Den
&opf, Der Garrid sum Tallen bra1te,
nobel er bas @enid brad. Marlep pur-
be perbaftet.
Sonoper, Yenni., %. Mus. Gin
@nitrei9er. @amens Yfeifer, pon 0orf,
Yenni-, mel6er an Dem Sburme Der lu=
tberil9en ct. Mattbdus=&ir6e orbeitete
~ltirste aeitern so SUB tief uao erbielt
l6were innere 8erlebunsen.
Ser damn 1T leitoem eeforben. gr
mar unsefdbr so Sabre alt uno butter
ldBt cine Tamilie.
, 1875-08-24
Curepaiftbs naAriAien.

StraBburs. Nadbsm sic ertsSef.
lion oe8 9auotassuuSidufisS nunmebr
gsldlohen 1T, oirfte es an Plaee fem,
gu er0rtern, Oh o%erieltc oea sebesten
Grmartunsen mtlpro1en ooer nidt.
Der Ginornd, ben bic 9batisfcit oeS
9anbesausi6uifcS auf Die Sep0lferuns
madte, lam ais sanltis beseidnet
werncn. Namentlib iinoet Bic Serab'
lesuus be8 Iu89abezGtatS INN Il &C..
sc. iOmic oieSsrminoeruns Der 9eplanten
Nnleibe BON II 100000 81. auf $780,
900 81. all9emeiu YeifaG. SIM San,
gen fam iowobt Die 0fe9icrun9 uno Der
Nusldub uls audi Die 8ep0lferuns auf
Die ebcn geldlpHene Sellion nit Sefrie>
bisun9 surifblidcn unb nit Sertrauen
ber @riaauus ocs pom SberpraioenteH
in lsintr SAiABreoe ausgeoridten
@un1bes, neaB Der Sag oer Ginieeuns
bes 2anOeSuusi6ufies ais cin 9lidli.
der in Der @eldidte @llabsS ot9rinsens
pcr;ei1net weroen mOse''', ent9esen'
lcben.
Sn Der lseten Sieuns bcs 9anoeS.
aus1huHeS iano bic Yerlelung Der @e.
neral. nsberl i9t iber Die @rssbnilIc Der
StraBburser Gabafsmanuiaftur pro
1870-74 itatt. Gta9 OieIsm 8eri9t
betrdgt sas Capitals onto, einl1lieBs
LID Der @sbGube, &C., bis GnOe 0e5ents
bsr 1874 7,O45,497 6r. Die Iabadss
pOrratbe belIvfen itA our lelbcn 5eit
auf 1854. 697 Sell, bic 3nl6aife aus
Der 9anoeSbuuptfaile pro 1973-74 auf
100000 6r. Nebea ben uorltebells
ben PRO 1904 bon aulammsn
5.4S9,568 ST. IS Cts, 10 caB sins
0tetto>Ibtieieruns Uerblei6t bon rano
$50, 900 Sr.
Ssit einiser .3sit 1T iii iammtlideu
epanseliiAsn uno fatbolii6en &irAen
bss Nei1slanSss Oa8 0ebet fir &ailer
uub 9ieid sinseihbrt. Sur Die &atbO,
lifsn iinb in sieisr Iaselesenbeit nod
I'M NIditanos. Cine ois8be5aslt@e,
an bic 8il@bie bon StraBbur9 unO
Wes seridtets Auiforbsruns wurSs
thrsli9 Sabin beaut,portct, SaB cine
Abanoerun9 bes WJtuS obne papflids
GrlaubniB nidt porsenommen ,oerSsn
f6nne.
Die ieit 2ur3sm in sen innsr9alb Ses
frans0Mdsn Spru9sebiets sele9ensn
Tbeilen oss GeidslanoeS ein9eIibrten
beuti1ea Spradfuris fir Solfsidul'
lebrer iusrOsn audi in bisism CONNER
a~bQehaltsn. Mau bofft anf bisif Weiie
, 1875-08-24
SIrfei.

&usn q, %. @u9. @ine@btbellnns
Montenelriner, Die ii6 ben S%nlursen=
ten anseldlolien, bat lieiten flslne
Sorts i'm @asfo Susa 9iiItfi in Der
.9ta9e Der @rsn5e BON Mfontenesro ero-
bert.
9onb on, "a, 4ng. Cine Spe5ial=
bepel6e BON @onltantinppel an Die
usimes" last, BOP hie 4forte ein9cwil=
Iiot fat, baB Die %belreunbeten fremoen
Md6te ben Snfur9enten iDre unteriper-
fune auratben uno ibnen bapon &ennt=
niB seben iplen, bab ie BON H.:
a.en feline 9iilfe 81 erluarten bdtten.
9eoper 9ol@o 1T sum Spesial-G Com
miIldr ernannt morben, I'M Die Se=
5@werben Der onfidnbii6en 8epDlte-
rnns an unterlu6en, llro man ertpar=
tet BACON bas baloise @noe Der Sniur-
reftion.
Cine SpeSial-9 epel4e bon Berlin
an Die Zines" beri9tst, oob Der BIT
rei9i19e @elanote in Go~nitantinopel
Der 5iirfei an eratbcn babe, Der Serge
gopina cine balb n~nabbdnei9e @eripal=
tuns gu sebeu, oaB oieielbe oieien 9or=
19las aber suriidsawielsn babe.
Miiros Die Yforte barauf einseeansen
ieilL 70 bdtten Die brei Oitli9en Ma9te
, 1875-08-24
Mdentett %Derlanaf>

Dr.. Foorz II Der gerfafer mebrerer uhetteintida
eDerfe, BON eenen ems iber 100000 GrempIare @bias
s~efaaben Bot. Gin sweitss uDas Menibsnisfsm" Sbsr
,aFsae gpltsisra&e unb selunber Meni&enSraanb,"
bat einen gbfaB ron iber 10000 erreIdt. Dteiss lestsre
Ebert erTasint lest tnstid uno teutf&. Gin neusres
@ri ,DiHenibaft unb Dt&tuns" rber SAMMY TuBBs,
Der jussnpltae Mrb. unb sPoNslE, Der ldffise gfe, e'
i6etnt ~pprldufs muir ensliid. gDesrn SntaltsSerisi4s
niFe bieler g3erte MOLE man fd entpeber an DR. FoorH
member utsr an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
1919 East 2oth Street, New York. Htg, 3
Msenten werben fir BEN gertrieb bteIer gDerfe Serlanss
nnt erbaltcn i.br saafiss gsbtnsuns.n. Sp uan&er
aeeut bat l5sn bur& ben 0erfauf bieier Werfs ttH ben
@runbfein 3u einem tIeineR gertnDsen 8elset. rDae
Wenf1eniYRsn," III fur Grwa&iene unb ,Difsnfdaft uns
Diatuns" fir bic Susenb elm rpriieliaes, letrrsi&a une
tntereTantes Dert. Gin SnbaltsYersei&ais Der Nerfe
metGes franco PET gpf an iebe ahrsfe Serfanbt wtrb.
si.bt cine SpaRGnbtse gef&rtibuns ~beritbsa. Rs&
einudl:
Mgenter pber golporteure Derlangt.
Abreiire tpie obeu.'
, 1875-08-24
gpanien.

Moorib, %. @lls. Ser farliltilde
,Obert &ipol 1T in SEQ De nrsel setoo
tet iporben.
Sic 3eitnnsen beri4ten, baB Son
Carlos Die Sen. Mosrepeio nnb Mcnoi
ri uuo anbere Mnfibrer aa Glteua per=
batter nno einferfern bat lailen.
Gen. SopelIar bat bos@ommanoo lber
Die 9elaserun9struppen DOR oerSltaoeue
Seo De urgel iibernommen. 9eien @e=
senwart bsl0leunist Die Operationen.
, 1875-08-24
0reiie ner Mujeigen:
Esusis trIfgr+ Dfytl6fn.
Geutialnan.

Bremen, %. @us. @eitern faab
bier Sic GrDHnuns oes oeuti den Spur
naliIen= gonsreIes itott. Sn Den an9e=
nommenen &eiolutionen miro Die faller
lide Gssieruns eriuAt, Der Brelle Die
Sreibeit al semdbren, lpabrbsltsse=
treue Observation-Disclosures gu perOHent
di6en, lotpie ibr su seltatten, Die gtomen
Der Gcfersnben sebeim su Dalten.
, 1875-08-24
aiat'- DeutlheS Hss'4't 70
. arbim9s8 nsa
M 'g't ~ ih.l r.sla.
aa.H Dpn 80 %
Mrs. Gbiie
Ode Der 12tep un0 Sranflia..G Str
Bic Tnhkur

LFfnEHU-4 Psi. NIf-r+/E Hf8H LL
1T b~eftrtr,t, has sanse btsberise 5sttperfdbren INNS
Nobbao nnb bur4 Gtnnebraen non gpmip
beptrft. Dte 9obbdoer 5ei9en an, no Dte Sranf9ett
ssit ss des as Sie aebenstrait fSes MssnidStn an.
TauIenbe fino In ben Iesten srpet Sdbren tn Der
8aoeSAntalt, "a Stanton Str. Rsrp, sorft. ge1etit
porben. Inter ben @ebettten beFnoen tid, ptele
fb BON anberen Bdbern bdburd, bds fe brett auf
bie Rrontbeit einptrten, aab ben franfe1 Stoif ents
~ierfter, tn tpelder. Soru1 er anb gum Worihetri
fonrae. ste Gnb eth 0erbrennnngss ooer @usl1etf
ptrb BET Der Nnpenbnns bteier 8Hr fosnla9en ietn
hflt TT, 10 TT CT rptrfltdy unb rabtfal. 9ehettt, pdbs
teno nod Der bisbsrtssn 9eilmetbooe ntt wetttsl
nnb I'D Diters ein sanass Seer ~teennbdter srent'
betten etniteut. -
ObsieiS bie aopodber ahs arantbeiten. tnnerIia
IN saD ,a SasssstiS;s faTisss, 10 EsS bod St te m1r' ~ };s
nod tn aeuten1 3nitanSe bsfinben, sanaauberorSsnt
perbeS iebr f4nsl, 9eroobnlt9 NIT Is Bdoern,
i hsid,'s.r s's 81 ;u mae asates ~ .G N @ .riien giaS 4s.s.
s.pSbniid ietdt furirt. gDaFsrjmdt, Nbeus
fnattsuaMS iuerben oft febr. t9nel. e.!betlt;
sbenio snsens nnb Sbrenfranfheitsn. fopis als
aags"s.a stSnfbeit.n, SratStpaysSem. @ss
ydtpurc1. GerppbeIn &C. 1T bic @irtut9 cine
pI6slide =. fG. bare. Sur Elm gab vt binreidsnb.
nm Seben Dot ser Wtrslng az hber5engen. DtGs
aemfrebS ,ab : :" iogenaante &asns .oeer
Sucfcrrnbv teir. ) ;est unbeifbare aranfbei)
inpnu,ben sebs;ii Scr Iesterer &ranfbett seben Is
T.osent bes .,aderitoifes nit ieben Babe Sur9 ben
i1r'T ab. ~ f.tL IN.
Oie @ot nub g;nnehmes q utper rperSen mad
iebem @lab TN 2anee .pl 's,nbt, Der prsts Nbss
bsbesTulpers TT ~, Der bes Ginnebme : Buffers
81. Waan Iafe f9 cine Broidhre iiber BITE an5tus
b snelii&er sbsr benti1er Spra9e fdtdet.
44 FIR. RauchfusS, b., y
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1901
Rem gorE s4,E
, 1875-08-24
GuBlanD.

2onbo n, %. Mus. Sic nSimes"
brinst eiile 9epei6e aus Serlin, lppuo6
bieGebeuen in&bufano Die rullil6enSrAp
pen ansesriffen baben, nno last, &uBlano
iperoe wabrI6einli9 Die milltdril9 dye De-
.eupatinn BON &bptano onoronen.
Die r9ailp Mews" nsrDHentllDt cine
9epei9e ans Mien, wpna1 Der rnllls
I9e Sen. &auiimann cine Ggpeolllon
sesen &bDtono o~rsanilirt, I'M Den @n=
sriff Der 3ebelen aui Die rullil4en Sol
baten 81 ra9en.
, 1875-08-24

fir bic Musfiibrung bes Gurldloges
Gorge %9etra9en. Cine f~crnere Snter=
pention Oeltrei6's miro BON 9den als
unipabrI9einli9 9ebaltcli.
9ie Dltrei9i56e &e9ierun9 I6eint cine
@enoernn9 fir unumgdigli9 geboten 5u
bulten unb 9laubt, oaB bielelbe am Be-
item Sn elmer 3eit %efeftuirt weroen fonn=
tie, luenn man Die Soffnung bat, ei#en
beltimmenben GinTluB ausuben Sn fDn=
1en.