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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-16
no, FOR CALoAsIEU PAST
GF THE HANDSOME, SWIFT
running
PROPELLER RAMOS

will run regularly semi-weekly from Lake
Charles lc Leesburg (Caloasieu Pass), carryA g
the Unlted States Mail. All down and up
trips By daylight. Accommodations for eight
passengers Excellent Inducements to hunting
and fishing parties.
Fars Tor round trip tdoWn and up), $751; down
or np only, IS,
LeaVes Lake Charles Mondays and Thurs
days ~ a. Mt arrives a. Lbesbnrg saae days.
-S,caves LsesbUrg Wednesdays and Saturday
at6A.ME arrives ~ Lake Charles same days
Schedule RAINING time between bOfh places
twelve hours actual running time, much less.
THOs. II. REYA0LDs, Master.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-16

Persons DESTROYS o. having Job Work
done neatly, expeditiously and cheap,
are invited 70 call no the Office 81 the
Lake Charles WEEKLY Ecuo,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-16
NTX'S FERRY
AND STORE,
One mile above Lake Charles on the
H,Jn,cSo,, o1v,o7, s..r.

CaIcasieu River. .."
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
my9-tf Ell. D. NIX.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-16
Odace-No. 10 Camp Street.
TERMS:
MRS. ADA GREGG
WILLIAM GREGG.
OFFICE OLE
GREGGs PURCHASING BUREAU,
NO. 4 BURG INDY STREET,

Corner of Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-16

Job Printing az On descriptions care-
fuiiy executed, with neatneess and dis
patch.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
WINTERING THE VERBENd

Perhaps some of the readers of the
Gardeners Monthly would be glad ia
know that the splendid bedding plant,
the verbena, can be kept during winter
in ordinary frames or pits, free from
mildew or in healthy condition, by all
those who are fond of fine flowers, but
whose purses deny the use of the more
expensive greenhouse. I have frame
about three and half feet deep, and
last fall I placed pots of roses, fuchsias,
geranlums, carnations, antirrhinums,
verbenas, clianthus and some other
plants very closely all over the bottom;
and filled up all the little spaces, as the
pots were put in,with moist sawdust
which kept the pots moist with but
little watering during winter. Then
having several other fine verbenas |
wished to save over, I fixed a shallow box
at the back or north end, resting on
elects. nailed to the sides of the frame,
some twelve inches from the top. The
box being as long as the inside width OF
the frame, and about ten inches wide.
This box was then filled with small pots
of verbenas, and all vacant places filled
with loose earth to prevent too rapid
drying out. When the sash was put on,
the tops of the plants were nearly touch.
ing the glass; and the box was right
over fuchsias and the other plants in the
bottom of the frame; but the low win.
ter sun shone under it sufficiently to
keep them healthy; and the verbenas
were just at the point of ven initiation and
in full sunlight, when the shutters and
mating We're off: The result was quite
satisfactory, as not plant in the box
was affected with mildew, while those
placed in the bottom Of the frame were
nearly ruined by it, and then it was q
saving Of space, which was quite ar
item. The past winter was unusually
severe here, and I.had to keep my frame
tightly closed many days in succession
yet the most of the plants I attempted
to keep we're in fai" order in the spring
Roses, fuchsias, carnations and antirrhi
NUNS the best.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29
POETRY.

Il VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS.
twas the night before Chri stmas, when all
through the house
Not creature was stirring, not even a mouse,
The stockings were hung by the chimney with
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would tie there;
The children were nestled all snug in their
While visions of sugar plums danced through
their heads
And mama in her kerchiet end in my cap,
Had just settled our brains for a long winter
nap
When out on the lawn there arose such clat-
1sp1ang from my bed to see what was the mat
Away to the window few like flash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash
The moon, On the breast OF the new fallen snow
Gave lustre of mid day to objects below:
When, what to my wondering eyes should ap-
But miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer
With a little old driver SO lively and quick,
knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came,
And he whistled, and shouted, and called
"Now, Dasher! now, Dancerl now, Prancer
and Vixen!
On! Comet, on! Cupid, on! Dunder and
To the,top Of the porch, to the topof the wall!
Now, dash away, dash away, dash away all!''
As cry fT leaves that before the wild hurricane
When they meet an obstacle, mount to the
sky,
So, up to the house-top the coursers they flew,
With sleigh tull Of toys and St. Nicholas
too.
And then in a twinklipg heard on the roof,
The prancing and paving OF each little hoof.
AS drew IN my head, and was turning around
Down the chimney st. Nicholas came with a
bound.
He was dressed all in fur from his head to his
foot,
And his clothes e were all furnished with ashes
A bundle Of toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like pedler just opening his
pack,
His eyes how they twinkled! his dimples how
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a
His dro!l little mouth was drawn up like a
bow.
And the beard on his chin was white as the
The stump OF a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke it encircled his head like
wreath.
He had broad face and little round belly
That shook when he laughed alike bowl full
ofiellv.
He was Chubby and plump-a right jolly old
elf;
And laughed when saw him in spite Of my
self
A wink of his eye and twist OF his head,
Soon gave me to know had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a word but went straig ht to his
work,
And filed all the stockings; then turned with
ajsrlS,
And laying his finger aside Of his nose,
And, giving nod, up he chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a
whistle,
And away they all few like the down of a
thistle;
But heard him exclaim, ere he drove out OF
sight,
"MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL, AND TO ALL A
GOOD NIGHT"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29
MISCELLANY.
JOSEPH GOLDING'S LAST CHRISTMAS

It was very strange; thought old
Joseph Golding, that he couldn't be
master of his own mind. He had lived a
great many years and neither remorse
nor money had ever been in the hab-
it of disturbing him but now it seemed to
him as if the very foundation of his life
were breaking up. He was we'll through
with his days work---he had dined COM
fortably...he sat in an easy.chair in a
luxurious drawing-room, whose crimson
hangings shut out the still cold of the
December afternoon---he had nothing to
do but enjoy himself. Mr.. Golding liked
to enjoy himself at this season as much
as others did, for it was Christmas Eve.
What though he was in the habit of
spending it Solitary ?.-.he liked solitude.
Perhaps because nothing more lively came
in his way, and he was too shy to look
out for it.
For many year on Christmas Eve he
had sat balancing in his mind the great &C
counts presented in his ledgers, and ac-
cumulating Golfers at his bankers, the
strokes of business he would make in iu-
turc. Not so now. The year was drawing
to close; some intrudiDg voice kept
whispering that in like manner 50 was
his career. He could not put it from him,
try as he would. The voice reminded
him Of coming time when his days
work was all done now-.-whcn he would
be ready to sit down in the evening and
look over the balance-sheet of his deeds,
good and evil. Curious]y the old days
came troop!ug in slow procession before
him. And he had been able to forget
them for so very long!
His dead wife! lie had not loved her
much when she was with him, but how
vivid was his memory for her now. He
could see her moving round the house.
noiscless as a shadow, never intruding
upon him after he had once or twice re-
pulsed her gruffiy, but going on her own
meek way, with her face growing whittier
every day. He began to understand, as
he looked back, why her strength had
failed, and she had been ready. when her
baby came, to float out on the tide and
let it drift into Gods heaven. She had
had enough to eat and drink, but he saw
now that he had let her heart starve.
Heaven! what hard man he had been.
He seemed to see her white, still face, as
he looked at it the last time before they
screwed down the coffin. lid, with the
dumb reproach frozen On it, the eyes
that would never plead vainly any more
closed forever.
He recalled passionatcly the threc.days'
old baby that had cried in another room
lust at that moment, moving all the PEG.
pie gathered together for the funeral
with thrill for the poor little mother.
less morsal. She .0as passionate, will.
full baby, all through her babyhood; he
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

AS soon as the Congressional chaplain
closes his appeal to the Throne of Grace
there is a clapping Of hands all over the
floor. 1t is the way the members have OF
calling pages to their side. Every Con-
gresham begins his days labor by Civ.
ing an order to a messenger; hence the
clapping is universal and uproarous.
sWell. that beats me,'' said an elderly
man in the gallery, with mud on his
boots. which looked as though it had
been brought from the other side of the
Pootmac; II don't see anything in that
prayer worth cheering.'
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

tsYou have pleasant home and
bright freside, with happy children sit.
ting around it, haven't you :" said the
Judge. "Yes, SIR said Mr.. Thompson,
who thought he saw way out Of the
difficulty. SWELL said the Judge, eff
the 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.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

t'Speak,ng Of Inference said Judge
Lord, of Boston. when We see crowd
at the Charleston Navy yard, We infer,
not that there is going to be a war, but
an election
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

Napoleon was, one day. searching for
book in the library at Malmaison, and at
last discovered it on shelf somewhat
above his reach. Marshal Money, who
was present-one of the tallest men in the
stepped forward, saying: "Per-
NIT me, sir; am higher than your maj
csty.'' You arc longer, marshall said
tie emperor, with frown.
The Jonesboro', Ca, Times recently
published vigorous poem, in which ap-
peared this stanza:
"When spring comes with her floral gifts,
Then time will glide on wings SO swift.
Well gather flowers sick and sore,
To decorate the young, the fair"
The editor explains by saying that the
third line should read: "We'll gather
flowers rich and rare" But the expla.
nation comes too late. The poet has COM
mitted suicide.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

An injudicious burglar worked five
hours one night last week, burrowing into
one1 of the railroad buildings at Chester,
haustcd, perspiring. and profane, he had
his choice of stealing hand car or a
disabled. freight car truck. Long, long
hours after he had passed out of sight
down the railroad track, the people at
Chester could hear him swear.-Bur-
Amgton Haack- Eue.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

A Frenchman more noted for his con-
ceit and for a certain amount Of success
with the fair sex than for the cleanliness
of his linen, was posing the other day be-
fore beautiful and witty woman, when
he delivered himself of this rather AFRO.
gent sentiment: ''Women, I change
them as I do my Shirts" Ah,' said the
fair one, looking attcntiyely at the collar
Of his shirt, II should never have be-
lieved you so CONSTANT
, 1875-08-27

Seute glenno miro Der beuti@e COM
ierpatipe Club Der SeHerion @arO cine
8erIommlun9 in lsinem G%fub5immer,
go. 1903 Moin StraBe obbolten. IS
linb, ME Die ansei9e beia9t, ollie
9eutl6e ein9elaoen Der 8er Iammlun0
b%eisulppbnen.
Wir m0dten Sicjenisen, melde bel
berlelben Deute M6eno onlpeicno Iein
weroen, bauptld6ll4 oarouf aufmerflam
MAIDEN, MIR ben @unoiooten ibrt
Stimme su 9eben, welde ni6t ST ein=
leiti9 uno bel6rdnft lino uno aud bic
Sitten uno @ebrdu6e ~berjenigen 8iir=
ger, mel6e i'm Auslanoe 9ebo.cn, o6ten
uno reipeftiren.
IS fuieln einige itets BON eiuem beltt-
l6cn Ganoiooten, aber mir fenuen teis
men, Der lid) 9enleIoet, oOer ols Iol6el
Oil treten fam, nur pon einem, nGmlif
pom 9errn Son y. Sol|ep plllen mir
oaB CT in 9eutl 6lono lib piele Sabre
ouf9ebaltcn, Die oeut DE Spra'
DE ertis lpri9t, uno baB E,
INN le6r lhmcl6eln wiirbe, BON leincl
oeutl6er Sreunoen, bencn er iebr piel
beiist, am WabItase ultcritlibt 81 iper.
ben.
, 1875-08-27

ibren 2eicrn bielesGreigniB mitSutbeilcn;
ulo pGpening Stems" l@idte lofort einen
vSnterpielper" gu Srn. Se99le, wel9er
bemlel6en 9an5 taItbliitig 9eIa9t baben
lol, Die Stage entbebre jeoer 8e9riin=
bung unoSogermanu pdre bercits Mtpn=
tag 9ta6t BEL inn selpcien unb babe i'm
I'M Seroei6ung gebeten.
Sic NusIagcn oes Yrie Iters, Die CT
Dem Seri6teritatter Der y9tcips" gegen=
iiber ma3tc, baben li@ aber .ni9t ols
ouf Wabrbeit berubeno, erlpieier. Sa=
germann mar slpor Mtontog Mbeno bel
Dem prieiter, bat li9 aber bur9ous ni9t
seoemiitbi9t unb Se99le erbot li6, wenn
Ell Die eingeleitetc Stage SuriifSunebmsn
9%eIonncn lei, ibm leineGir1enre6te ME
Der einrGumen Su pplen.
9ta9 mebreren llnterrebuneen bra9te
es Der Yrieiter bur9 feline 1eberreounss
finite bod 10 melt, oob S%agcrmonn Sic
&Ia9e a~uriidsos, uno @rltercr fat, lobolo
er ii6 bon leiner 4ufresuug erbolt ba=
ben miro, @ele9enbeit, iiber fem ppreili=
9es Selebmen hat5uOeufen.
9ur6 biele @fanoolgei6i6te seigte
lid Die rDmll6e Yrieiterlippihoft pieber
e@innnal in lbrem wabren 2i0te, unb
9erren BON Se99le's Goliber piiroen,
penn lbnen Die NATURALIZATION 9aum=
1dranben nod gu @ebote 1tInoen, 9epiB
ni9t 5D9erll, olelelben in Anlpenbuns gu
brin9cn.
IS 1T pobrli6 melt sefommen, wenrl
Elm Yrlelter, Der i'm 9eweibten i6wor5en
8eiuonoe por Dem Altar ltebt, cine StD=
run9 in Der Stride perurl o6t uno ]id
lol1enyer9ebens l6ulbi9 9emaAt bate
wliroe BON jeOem %anitdnOigen Wtenl6er
anfsStren9itc getaotelt werben> um wie
pleI mebr 9ibt li6 Elm Seelior9er, Der
l%elner@ emeinoe alsVorbilo bienen 1plte
our6 lol6es @ebabren cine uuuerSeibli=
DE SlDbc.
, 1875-08-27
Rt6mpn6 poit Office,
ppit=N ARRANGEMENT.
Is. Oftobfr 1878.

Norolibc 9urdboH. 3rsimar iSaris
Sehhfaes ans9enommen-Mnfnnft 5 @. W'
N. W. o'@o
Senntag NHIunft So, 81. -soa.
iGtu6 1875 81. n. S0P'
@6rnIiGe @es.poH. 9GsIid, auso,rsm-
men Sonntaas. @ntunff Las q. m
pslfl6luB 1875 unb s 20 n. Dr..
eibIide gof. 3teimal taalid. @Uur.
tags d~usdsnpmttfn. - Mnfunft 1900 m
UNI IVY y w. - pOff9lub 4 9. M. UNI
Snrntaas: Mntunft 1900 M.-w oa
i9Iub 1915 q. Or. SP
&idnton6 g. Oanhine Giienbahn. gS,.
LID. Mntanft 2.3O u. M. poafdins
1915 q. 81. "'''V'"b
SNnbiae & Greensboro. 3weimor tia
itd. Mnfunft 2.30 unb 9 q. M. 49, pnS
lGluB A V. ~. unb 1915 q. AP. "'
SarmbiIe. GdaIid, srnntoos ouso,,or,
T men. @nfanft $50 81. 81. - WsifidI1,s
S.30g. M. SNFl~'"B
6befapeafe & DIN Giiembabn. saarid.
Sonnia9s dus9fnDmmen. Mnfunft 6 81. Sd,
- ppitl6ttB $50 9. 81.
9yndburs- Charlottesville, @tauntpn. mbit,
Sulpber Sprin8s nnb tpeflif BON WbiteSuI,
pper Sprth9s. = Anfuuft S 9. Dr. VDa.
iGluB $50 n. 81. 9'p'
Weff goint nub statinnen an ner 81 ~
VI. INN e. VI. u. 3dsli6, @onntaos aI,sss.
iummen; amfunft 1880 y. 81. - nIt.
i9IuB 2 q. 81. wye
@loueeitsr, iter @ef point. ,Galid.-gn
unit 1880 9. ~. pptftlu6 ~. m.
2afeagannof, iiter 8iib 5auL tdalid. -
~a'an1t $50 9. ~. = @pfldlub / .. d..
Samrs &iber campfer. DrsimaI pydeut
ll9. anfunft Mpnta9s, Mlttppds mn
6re'ta9s, y. ". - Yplflblue. Dienftans
Gontsrltass unb Spanabenss, 5.:3OWl 81
Ganal Gafet. Dr.tmol n SdentIid.
aniuntt WtttwD1s, 8reitass unc @onutoos
z. ~: = yotl1luB, Mpntaea, Mittppebs
uuo 5reitags, A Vi. ~.
short Enrnp &oate. ;3weima al ,pSdentIid.
~ Mntnn1t, Mtfiwp9s unb @annabenps. &
q. D. Yofi9lab, DOnnesifass unD conn
, 1875-08-27
Demtfcber Gpnierpatipe
Glab6er 9eftr(un Waro.

@ae Wiit9lieoer obisen Stubs, io,pie
aucb olle 0eutlde Der Staot 2ttd)nlono
im Mnsemelncn, iino bjermit erlud)t, cine
Yeriammluna oes @lubS, i'm Glub@2ocal
9to. 1903 Otain Ctr, ndd)lten 0reltas,
Den 27iten os., NbenoS 8 ubr bei5u,uob-
hen. Gs 1T oer Wunid oes Yrdiioenlen,
0ab Elm ltoeS Wtitalieo, iopie aud Die
Oel,tld)en Der Staot Don ieoer Maro an
oleler yerlammlun9 Gbcil nebnlen, inOcm
mld]ti9e @eiddfte in Snterelle Der oeut=
iden Siiraer Der Staot uoraebradt iuerz
oen. SIN Nmftra9e Oes Yrdlioeuteu
So u. 6 Il +, Gecr.
, 1875-08-27

9In BIC Serrsn Sissel, WiIbt, 5aaie, 3irn.
mermann, Splfrn unb anpere, pslGe bic
rbise @inIapun9 untersetbnet baben;
@eebrte Serren!
Sbrem Wunl9e eutlpr.s
6eno unb suIulpe Der Mufp cbe,uns ppn
bunrerteu her sineetorenen Burger &it.
monbs, peren @eluG III elmer son bsnlelten
unterseibnetcM unp mir Bel @eite lieeenceu
Giulnpung Musbrud ssfnnbsn hat, eff are iN
MIDI bieiburG oils Ganpipat fir has Saus Der
Oeleeaten IN Der adGlten Seeislatur, incem
Id mid Der @nti6aipuns Der cOnielSatiYsn
8orwabl an 3ten Septcmter unterwsrle. SD
srfenhe pielen .peitsren geweis pes Gertran-
ems 70 Sielet msiner reutI9eu Witpirasr nit
beiSlihen Dant al unb brau9e nur BIZ auaa.
fiisen, pab, iOute tN eripablt, id III Der Grs
fillung meiner leStsIe tiYsn Yfl9ten, meme
tsite @%irfiamfeit unp 1udttsteit sum allses
meinen YpbIe %unleser Stapt une bsS Staa.
ties Glrstnia anpeprem tperoe.
SrAadtInasSpa
Sbr ersebener
Den .. SaneY.
&idmunb ,. 23Ren Ausuf, 1875.
, 1875-08-27

Or. q. g. Me&as, Gin Dram BON &C.
~oieaensn HsnntnlitM uno riRll1tr Grfabran9
In Stantsanss!sesnbsisn, wslGsr lGOn frli9ss
cine s9sltiane I'm Senate ais ireuer Burger
uno a~ulrtGiiser YOIttitsr ssw,r.t bat, w.rD
btfrmn %9sbsten. AUG fir pisle fommsnee
Wabl isinsn Namsn auf ete 2ills Der Gambia
ten fir bic Hes.slatur gu l~tslsn. Wir linp Der
ftltsa lsDtrSewsuug, paB Der Or. aud pteies
MaI, wie iHOn fibsr, Ni6ts psrablaumsn
wtsp, i'm Satsreit lsinsr Miibirscr su arbsi-
ten, Sttmm8ebeL
, 1875-08-27

empor sl i6winsen. Sic Spedfu6en,
ipel6e SEER 8romm su Dem 6eite gefie=
fert parcn q go. l, unb bos Sames SRI
Der Sier l@medte Den SabIrei6en @altcn
herrli6.
, 1875-08-27

Serr 8iaups, an Der 15tsn, slpii@en
Der Drain uab 6runtlin Strobc, b6lt be-
ltdnoi9 elm allprtirtes Eager bon Sdr9en
aller Nrt porrdtbi9. Ni6t olein, OaB
oerlelbe li6 bemiibt, feline &unoen i'll
Setrefi oes @elAmofes Der Waore sl-
frieocn gu itelen, %lnnoern feline Yrclie
llno au9 lebr onnebmbar. Wir mir
Den Chem Seben rotben, mel6er sen0=
tbiSt, 1T, einen 9ar9 fir li6 ober anoe=
re 5u belor9en, SupOroerlt gum 9crrl
Vluups 5u ge1en.
, 1875-08-27

Ser, 8eri6 but ii6 enti6loiien, feline
S@ule fort5uieben unb cine ibm onge-
botene @telun9 ansSul6lasen, oa Die
@ltern Der &inoer, benen er Unterrl1i
ertbeilt, i'm brin9eno oarum 9ebeten
baben. Gs paren eirca SO &inoer, mel
DE Die S4ule beiu9ten uno nod Den
8erlpre9unsen miro i'm na@lten Se=
meter Die 3abl beoeuteno Sunebmen.
Srou 8eri@ ertbeilt ben Mdo@eu un-
terri1t in Observation-Disclosures
oielelbe lebr bewanoert 1T. Serr Serld
lit eil jungcr tbatiser Mtann, wel9cl
fraitig in ieincm unternebmen unter-
ltiibt werben loute.
, 1875-08-27

Stcte6 Deltelc1e r. putat Ns ret SSutfts~
antritanifben 20Hs (Ts1s W t'trirt, III etn oaGa
hleines 9isblins ~seetr0nte Der IS rohrer rfs Seoiri
ses BON Ner:, Merifo uno iusliebem Salirrnia.
no Die pfanje mGdpf uno ssoeibt. Sic eortt9ea
dsr,te Recommendation DaNtlbe b~clfdnois als ea
,stimulant unb Siuretie in allen &rant4
Seitsn, rslbe folfe Mittct erDeiifen. @iner Der
gieentbiner S~erfelben, pabrenO elmer Gunorslle
furb Mssrifo ,,no 8alifcrnia Dor einigen 5abren
frhislt BON einem ipaniiden Slater. inter Dem Git-
ri Der NerIdlritsen6eit bas Sri9inal=Teiept Der
bu5ereihna. Die Gieenthimcr belslbcn cienren
ss Dem oIeeneinen 4ublituiu in Ger %$tpiFrltne, eat
Elm anertannter sysertb an Del Sifs Ses iiiltn
Oceans, burt gsbraut an Der atlantifden Su0s
s~ct.iaert rerbe, IA fe ~iberJsu9t ftno, oas eieies
Seilmittsl ale Gin Mpbltbater Ger Msnf1beit oli1
tritt Gsine unfeblbaren gieenfbaften ertpeiisn
i'd a.u.. Il ,,groosl, Gout, drcniiber Rbeuiaattsnlas,
heipisnte MDa0erfadt, Slahlent Solid, Sbiiries
tonen Ser 9lafe, Der gtieren un0 urindre Sreane;
aeosn GpspcpfIa lno aIeeineire C6rpatbs uno IN
SQqen, no Die eebenstr6fte in Ginten %peerite1,
III Tein gebraub uno Grhl9 eelelbcn mah'"nH
n,irafulSs uno mnibertrofen. -
Ole Merifaner balten es fir Elm ~cbielutss ~pss
siffsSsilmittsl Yon Seurbutit.
b @~ebraudbs sMrpetfins.
~ Elm Siuretie einen gelcist pcG IN trrt.n
GBeinelafe pol Underwater Srsimol bss Gags, DOE
Der MiaDljcit. ais elm @ timutant, pon eir'eiis
kalten bis Su eincm ean,sn sSein9Iaie VOL nit sis
menie a1aNsr 70 oft ais nrtbie.-
%graminire Den Gieael orlf Den, Gtopren iorsfdts
as mno ~aberjalse Sid. DAP saNelbs oOrDer midi
ssbrchen+
@olle' q,reis niro ron 'oen Siesntbui''ern fur on
kenn S.aiden unp Si(sIs bsjablt. wsnn pisisISes
AEIdsebradt wsrSsn+
, 1875-08-27

Ginperirrtes&inb. Gin&ino
befinoet li9 s%e9enwdrti9 in Den Sdnoen
Der Yplisei, in &aleisb, %. 8. Sollsl=
be lagt, Dab es aus 9anuper SunctlOn,
So, lei. Gs 9ab an, baB es in einen
eei1lonenen 6ra6twosen ii9 perltedt
babe, einsel6lafen iei, bann, ipie Oben
bemertt, in &ale;sb wieoer erlua6t lei.
SIS lit un9efdbr 8 Sabr alt, uno Elm an-
beroroentli1 tlu9es Sinh.
, 1875-08-27
STIR has Sclegatenbaus.

Sd seiee MIDI biermit ersebcnit als
Gansipat fur @iepererwdbluns in oas Ds!e-
satenbaus on, panfeno fur bas mir pVn met>
men itbiresrn burU bic fribere Wabl betpis,
isus 8srtrausn, psrlYyeGe i9. psun i'd in Der
AM 3lsn September itattpneenoen yCrwabl
piepsr srpablt perps uno oapur1 bic Cane.
iion Der CONFIRMATION Yartet srbaltr, Die Sa-
tersIen meiuer bfntldben pie al | mel
nsr Mitbirger au wabren. @r8ebenf
gH m. Qppenltetn.
, 1875-08-27
5rsitae 81. Auguf 1875.
@tQCt NibmDnD.

E1E- Mue, :gcl6e als Ganoioaten
Fit bie 2e9islatur auIsutreten beabli9=
tiger, fOnnen ibren WunI6 in Der uTtr=
sinia @taats @uSette" 5u ben gewDbnll-
den Mnseisepreiien, fuub scben. gor-
ausbeaablung miro erbeten.
, 1875-08-27

Yoli5ei 3 @eri@ t.. Tnlgenoe
Sdle fomen eeltern in SieIem Seri6te
CUR Bodybuilding:
&onbolb Srrner, on9sflagt lpegen
@elebibertretung, wuroe, ipegen Wtan=
gel on Siirsi6aft, auf so Sage in Die
Sal! 9eIanot.
Bridget, g8i0iam uno Sobn Moore,
anoeflagt psgen SeIebibertretun9 uno
M~lbbanblun9 Der Jrau Spbn Collins,
Bridget ipuroc inter Siir9l9aft 9efeat
ben Srieoen 81 balten.
Senrn Noltins, Seldimpfun9 Dee Ga
rollne Siflemann, wuroe $3.50 ge=
itraft.
Caroline Sidlcman, Sel6impiun9 Der
Marp Nplting, %entlollen.
g8llliam Sehrp Gpps, forbig, on9e=
flogt in oas Saus pes Senrp Walfel
eingebro6en uno mebrerc &%leioun9s-
5tiide geltoblen gu bobel, tpMrbe Der Su-
filings Court iiberiuielen.
3ebecca @inlton, farbis, anseflast
peri6iebene &lcioun9sitiide, gisentbnm
Der ga0ie Ybels, sellob!en gu baben,
entlaien.
Oelia 3eeb, farbi9, aa9etlast &lei=
bnnssltiide gum 8etra9e bon $25 erbal=
ten gu boben, pon Dem lie lpuBte, Dap
Dieielben seitoblen, luuroe entlallen.
8anOolpb Mtiller, farbig, ongetlo9t
perlpro9en ST. baben, Die @oollne Mpatt
gu b%eiratben, jeoo6 leinem Serlpreden
ni6t nad9efommsn om lsiu, puros eut=
laHen.