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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16

MA,cL l--Lls. week Mr. A5yam "A.
jseNs ue. with Il peculiarly sad and
painful. acoiJea, ia the loss OF one oil
ewes. occasioned by Jhe breaking auI
living OF % nail. which vas being driven
by bis Youngest son.
ExGJy. Washburne's lecture lag:
Tuesday evening", upon The Scotch
Song aud Ballad Writers" was attended
by "a large aud highly attentive audience.
The suJiec, was handled in the lecturer 5
usua. able aal scholarly style reciIia :
copiously from Scotland's fsvorite bards.
agd Illustrating by Numerous anecdotes.
tie peculiar traits Of the Scotch chara ..
ter A quarie.te Of singers sang several
Scotch songs before and after and duria ;
tie progress Of the lecture.
The many FryellcE tical, OF MArla
A Pike ct Cornish were panied % hear ,i
her death. which occurred last Monday.
by 49pop'exy ia Pembroke, where 81 e
was engaged in teaching Formerly
Miss 2. was connected Tor several yea g,
rs teacher, wiki our Academy, at q
more recently with the school n Plri',
Miss Pike was a most e>,imable lady,
aud ranked amoag,he very ,irs. teacher
Of the state.
The Neck ne festival q, the Oxford
House. Monday evening was decide J
success, almost sixty couple being pres.
eut. Alter The meek iie ana plltne.s
We're CHOSEN, an oyster supper was par
taken %. after - hich ,he exercises close
With dance 10 the hail. IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
Loeke's aiuis.

Many cellars have been frozen by tn
cold winds this month. which bayr
hitherto proved impregnable
y large amount OF poplar has beer
sent from Locke's Mills to the Forest
Paper Co, Yarmouth, within the past
tlree months
There are 10 less than i've eases oil
fever ia our town At the present lime.
d \ Coffin mas Y hens which weigh
on the average seven pounds and one
half each.
JW K.mblil hes II hens which have
Laid over thirty dozen eggs, since Dee J..
EE Rand George P4.cA aud v i..;Au
Richardson. our ate se.et,msn tip tce
scales ~ lyS I , {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
summer.

Harvey Berry Of Hartford has a fine
calf that weighed, when one day old
l0SIbs., another that weighed 9Glbs.
Acoileuts-lommy, son Of Luther
Hollis who was severely injured by a
kick from horse, is improving George
son Of Luther Abbott, cut his knee badly
while chopping at the door 1t is quite
a serious affair. Lincoln, grandson Of
Erin Robinson, received quite saluta-
ton on his hip from colt. He is at
rest for few days.
SIOCUM.
We are very short for water. One
farmer Is obliged to draw water for 30
head OF cattle besides sheep, swine, etc.
SNUB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16

District Court Of The jHtoi Sfes JOr me District
Of Maine. II BNNKEt lTCi.
7 u the matter OF CGI ARIES 4. KNIGHT. Bank
i rupt against whom Petition was hled IN said
Court December lst, a. ID ,lSsi
DISTRICT on MAINE, s.: \ Warrant IN Bank.
ruptcy has been is.ued by said Court, against the
Estate OF CHARLES 7. KNIGHT of the County
OF ONlold and State OF Maine, Ia said District,
he has been duly adjudged Bankrupt upon Peti.
ton OF hi- creditors and the payment OF ans
debts and the delivery OF any property belonging
10 said bankrupt, To him or 10 his use, aud the
transfer Of ans property by him are forbidden by
law 4 mcetiu- Of the CREDITOR OF SAID bankrupt,
% prove their debts, and choose one or more A.
.isiires OF his estate, will be- held nj . Court OF
Bankruptcy % be holden go South Paris. in said
district. on the thirty. first day of March y D,
ls75 nc 10 O'Clock \. N. at the office Of JOHN W
MAY, in the oillcc OF Geo. \. wilson one OF the
Registers IN Bankruptcy vi said Court.
; =. MARBLE,
L. : Marshal ~ Messenger Tor said District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
Wonderful Success.

Three years ago Dr.. Boschee's German Syrup
Was introduced IN the Omitted States from Germany
Tor the cure Of coughs, severe colds settled the
breast, Consumption and other diseases OF the
Throat aul Lungs No Medicine ever had such a
success. 10000 sample bottles have been lis
wn1icd every year Tor three years by Druggists
i'm all part, OF the L iled State aud nearly 100
letters from Druggists are now OF our iles, say
Ing that MO- other prcp1r1nin their stores sells e.
wen and gives such excellent satisfaction.
Al We ask is for You o. 90 10 the Drug
store of C.. T.. Wilson, South Paris.
Of ot &. ~. Hammond, Paris Hin, or TO any other
medicine dealer, and get - cent bottle, or sam
pie bottle Cor 10 ceUts. q. q. GREEN,
sole Manufacturer, Woodbury., M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
PREPARED ny
H. R. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
Facts for the People.

boston. Dec. IT, lS's.
Dssr sir-May ak the favor Of you to make
In s6l while on. picket duty iu the army, / was
taken with H. which lasted all night. Was
taken into camp and dosed with wh. key and quiz
nine. AHer thls had hts every Day, aud was taken
o. NrNhen Hospital, aud there treated by The ai.
tending physicians grew worse and was sent
home. Remained iu poor health for four years,
treating with many PLY sicians ana trying many
remedies. Finally Scroiua made it, appearance
on linercu' part, OF M body, and nv head was
30 diseased as 90 be frghtlul % look at aud pain
flj herond endurance. Amer uging the most en-
irtut physicians without Improvement, u change
VI climate was advised.
Have been 20 the Hot Springs IN Arkansas.
twice each time giving their treatment thorough
trial. Finally came buck 10 Boston, di-courag ed
with NO hope uf help. Life was burden 10 one
iu mt situation. Ny disease, and the effect of so
mach powerful medicine, had so damaged my
system TIA. The action OF my ITO mach was appl-
renty destroyed, and my head was covered with
ulcers which hld IN places eaten into the skull
bone.
The best physicians sail my blood was so full
OF poison they could do no more for me. About
th, time q friend who had been an Invalid told me
NEGErlNE had re t0red him Co perfect health,
and through his persuasion commenced taking
NEGETl\E ~ This time I was having fits
almost every day noticed the iirst good effects
OF NEGEIlNk IA ms digestive uTsaus. My food
-at better and my ZACH grew stronger. ! be-
gan to feel encouraged, for could see my health
slowly and gradually improving. Win renewed
hone ! continued taking the NEGErINE, until 4
had completely driven di east ont ol my body.
IL cured the fits, gave me good pure blood, and
restored me 20 perfect health, which had not en-
iuyed before Tor ten years. Hundreds of people
ia Tie city Of Boston can youch tor the above
facts.
NEGETINE has saved my life, and Won are AZ
liberty % make such use OF this statement az
pleasos You best. and ! beg Of you TO make il
known, that other sufferers may lind relief with
less trouble and expense than did.
L will afford me great pleasure TO show the
lion relative 10 my case 10 ali who desire il.
lam, sir, very gratefully, JOHN PECK,
No 80 sawyer S., Boston, Mass.
NEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DR. GGlST>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16

nN tle seventeenth dag Of July, i. Dish
DANIEL SMART aud MARY r. SMART,
then both ol sweden 10 tine County OF oNlurIt
and state or N1lnc. tv their mortgage jecl Of
hat ddtc, recorded IN thc Registry OF Deeds for
the wc-t,ln p,uiDt OF said county. book ~. PAGE
cot. lu1jtgagcd Co the liridgton S1yins- Bank,
cOUIur. iIuu having it. llarc ul hu-ur-. iu Eud2-
ton In thc Coun'y %. Cumberland In -aiil State.
The Homestead Farm, situated ln said Swc,lea
bounded a. follows, - VII. SorihcTly D. Aud
formerly owned ht Harry Gordon aud Jane
Wuikcr: Cistory by thc home-t e'd farm al Perry
Farr.s..os. .o.tA,rly 5y the homestead farm or
Lcmuci krilht Anl westerly 10y the county road
ltIdn i.lm Black Muuatiiu t1 Eu.-iuu Centre.
said SAVING hank by it- .isumtnt dated De-
cemb,r 10. l,-t recorded Ia the an1 r -,i-tr..
book 81, page G aud %, sold aul transferred said
mortgage aud the note thereby secured 10 me.
me condition 900 said mortgage j. broken, by reas.
ON WHEREOF claim foreclosure OF the same, and
give thi- notice iOs that purpose.
DANIEL r SMART.
By r.. u. SMART, his Au'y.
sweden, Marrh ;, i-15.
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ituuifOrd.

AbbottsviIie, March s. 1873 Tho
principal business Of this place at present
s., preparing tire wood, shovel.ing snow,
breaking the roads aud watching the
thermometer.
Mr. Warren NJ Adams of this place is
very i'll with kidney complaint. Dr..
Charles L. Philoon, NJ. D. OF Dixfeld, is
his attending Physician.
REpnErrR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
SAW. MONEY. II II, ,sell worth saving. and Won

SAW. MoNEY.--It is well worth saving, aud YOU
eln save IL ia buying Sewing Machine, and get
one Of the best and most perfect machines in eN-
istencc. The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine has
reached point or excellence aud periectnes 5
equalled bv no machine in use, and the con taul-
" and rapidly increasing demand, which is almost
beyond THEN manuActu ing capacity To supply,
Is convincing evidence that The merits OF this ma
chine are appreciated.
Machines VIII be delivered at any railroad
station Ia Tails county, tiee Of trans pOrtatiou
charges, jfor,lcrcd through the Company Branch
House at -. aud s9a broadway, New York
They scnl an elegant catalogue and chrOmo
circular free on application.
This ComnanN MAn. few mlrn good agrnts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
Porter.

G, }. Bickford formerly Of this place,
but more recently Of Lewiston, has COM
mencel the erection Of splendid dwell
ins house upon the Old Randall lot, and
will occupy the same. We should be
glad TO welcome back all our old neigh
bof>. under similar circumstances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
Eailori..I 90 $500 Iten.s.

Col. VIM. SWEET will visit the eastern
pan, OF Oxford County during the present
week, 10 make collections aud secure
subscriptions Tor the OXFORD DENlocR,r.
An article upon the fourth page OF
this issue. viii interest CHANGERS.
&C. q. AddiIou's Singing Class gives
concert at South Paris Thursday
evening.
The Grand Trunk Buildings al Mon
treal were destroyed by ire last Tuesday.
Loss $4,000.
A J. Rowe Of Norway, is doing a
good business in the liae OF drugs, ETC.,
Give bin u call.
We have received from j. Cau,on,
printer, 80 Liberty ST. New York. a very
pretty. Ingenious calendar.
-G Hammond Esq has presented Us
with a three pound piekereI, one ola
dac stingrccenuy captured by him,
The naturalization mills Ia New Hamp-
shire d.4 IS smashing business, bCt the
L9.e,. Republican Vote va, g. smasucr.
Rev. d.. Estes NiH lc.ivera reiisioos
lecture a, tle Congregational Cuwca,
S5aa Paris. u.V, sunday evening, a,'
v,.cS.
-Et,a IS Co, Portland, advertise
a-s -.e.N 3D., .-.5 good, "-..n oar
,eaIa., ".' do Ne.' 30 e\-.A'-. 'o''''
Purchasing elsewhere.
-" CA 80 O. -''--
tu"- ADVERTISER Go .''' "''N P't.''
l.av a.e very uae places .,l1 "il De
5.,,....I ,t NJ rft,crta.. rates
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dozen quilts Ia,i. -- nothing remal, .
able auou, ,u., sentence, Only th1, ATS .
nearly Us shor, as one can 5e constructed .
and &, contains lae whole alphabet.
IuE pt'NoNp kHEJNNI, 'lEt. ad- .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16

The Christian Social Circle met with
Mrs Benjamin Rlssell on Tuesday eve
Feb. 80. A5out sixty persons were pres
ent. Very Interesting exercises were
presented 0y SOME OF tue Young people
The High School Al the Centre las
opened under very favorable auspices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
"rLL RISK IT,

"1hat cough Will Nil Won, 30 you neglect 70 -
said . New ! orS merchant 90 one of hi, partners
ab0u nine weeks ago. "iry IlALE's lIONLI OF
HOBEHOINr ANu TAR" he added, "lj has c4red
my wife of just such a cough as Won have anal
believe IL would surc you.n ''Nousrnsc. my dear
fellow, wac the reply, mines not cemetery
lie did "risS g." and Is az present appareutly IN
The last stage OF Chronic Bronchitis lie g. now
taking the rcnicd, hc scohvd az, and IL relieves
him; bat IL rrmains 10 be- seen whether it is NOS
Too late TO effect n cure.
PIXIES TOoTH- ACIr DEoPs-Curc ia 0ae min
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
INQUIRE BEFORE YOU DETERMINE.

Ask your druggist what HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHOtNtn AND TAR l. doing IN cases OF severe
cough aud cold within his own personal kroWl
edge, before Won ~ II yourself. Inquire OF INN
If he has ever known Il medicine OF its class a
popular as that pure and agreeable vegetable pre-
parttiUn Be governed b. the fact, he will state
10 you. We venture 10 say That there Is not an
apOthecary IN the country who viii not endorse It
a a specific for diseases Of the lungs and throat
PIXIES ToorHAcHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
VEG { T | N {
Purifies the Blood, Renoyaies and
InyigorateS the Whole System.
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DluRETIG,

NLGEIlNE i made exclusively from th' luicc
Of carefully selected OaIk-, roots AMI herbs, and
so tronglv concentrated, that 10 viii cncctually
eradicate from the syslcmcyery faint OF serofula
scrofulSus IIumor, Tumors, Cancer, Cam
cerous Humors, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,
syphiiitic Diseases, CanLer. FaIntness at
the stomach, and an diseases that arise from
impure blood. scIatica, Infammatory and
Chronic Rhenmntism. Neuralgia, Gout and
spinal Complaints, can only be eGcciually
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the
skin. Pustules, Pimples, Blotohes, Bells,
letter, Seaidhcad auI Ringworm, VEG.
ETlNE has never failed 10 eject permanent
cure
For PANS u THE RACK, klpNEY CoMrr ISTS.
DEopsY. FEMALE WEAKNESS, IFUCpEWHH 4.
arising from internal liberation. aud uterine a. So
eases ami GENERAL DEBILITY ' EFEIINf act
dirtc'lv upon The cause OF these complaint. IL
mviEorafe- and strengthens the whole system.
acts upon the -rcrCtye organs, 7llays indsmml-
ton. cures liberation, aud regulates the bowels.
For CNTNVWU. DYSPEPSIA. HNBiTtAt Cos
riVINES-. FtfrtrNION ut rlIT HLAfT HEAD
ACHE. PuT~. NERVOUSNESS AND GENrGNi
PHO-TutrIoN coz TIE NERVOUS - ~IEu 40 med
the NEGLrlNE. 10 purihc7 the blood cicsnse-
an uI Che Or-lu-, and possesses controlling
power over the nervous sy stem.
The remarkable cures effected 10y \EGETlNE
have induced many lhy-iriAn- and apothecarie,
whom wc know 20 prescribe AMI use % In their
Ia fact NEGETINE is the best remedy vet dis
covered for the above diseases and is the ONLY
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public.
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Million PInnfntion.

Quite an extensive business in lumber
ing is being done here this season.
learn that Mr.. Benjamin SWEET IN
tends returning to this place soon, and
vii. add more machinery TO his mill.
ANON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
Eggs For Hatching.

AN now prepared 10 book anI furn ID Ec.>
from thc following yarietie, Of first -cass fowl:
Plymouth Rocks, Partridge Bun and w bite
Cochin-; Brown and White Lcghorn, Light
and Dark Brahmas White Dorkings.
Golden Spanged Polish, Bronze lur-
keys aud NylcshuryiDurks.
Tie above birds arc winners ofa liver cap four
Specials and fourteen o0ccty Premium, the pat
year.
la addition tn my breeding stock OF lat year !
have. with great care and expense, elected -onc
very Inc Partridge COchins ttcr March 18th,
shall odcr a limited number of cg-, from This
choice variety, 40 - for li; or. - for -.
have 4 few DARK BrahmG Chicks, aud
Cochin fowl for sale
Al fowl and cg-, old warranted 10 Dee what b.
represented. ~lU faction guaranteed n rrciy
case. u;ders Tor fowl Oreg-s, booked m rotation
Egg~, LOO to - per 5cttiu@ OF -.
Thee als freshly lliI and c1rciuiI5 packed
Sale arrival guaranteed. \ discount OF 10 per
cont. will bc made when Two cor more settings are
ordered lt tine same iuIe.
All letters utompuy answered Write tor what
sou want. Agent I.r The for'YH Hord q m0gl.
zinc that an ,ioul rcad. Adlr--.
g. D.. ~llJ GTLEfF,
south PART, Ne,
or can Doc loguj az thc Paris FIGURING Mil.
March % i-TT n
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MARRIED..

lu last sumner, March %, by Rev \ Iorng
stephen Head aud Miss Ella : Robinson.
Iu sumner. March o.. by Rev y BarrOWs, VIM
Z Bartlett and Miss Annie Bartlett
In 80 Paris, II inst, by Rev J u Wheelwrght
J PcrclVal Richardson and Nj. Sarah Bolster
an OF Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-16
Chnrles Inmh. Essarist. lenonnced AM snir

thnrIes lamb, Essayfst, UenOUnced AT splr
ituOus liquOrsas wet Damnation.n Poor fellow;
he knew whereof he spoke, by sad experience,
and il living. would apply the same TO Alcoholic
Excitauts, advertised IL CUrealls. Bat there is
one Tonic and Alternative In eXistence-the best
the world has ever knOwn-which contains no
alcohol. Its DR.. WALkER's CALIFoRNIA VINE.
EAE nITTERs .lmariM
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Freedom, Notice.

NOR q valuable consideration. ! hereby give my
Il -or JOHN g.. REED. TIE remainder Of his
tim, during h., minority, and shall claim none 90
his carniu-- nor r1y amy debts OF biz coutIac,iu-
after this date. JOHN REED.
WirNES- ). n DI SHAM.
NOrth Paris, Me. Feb - lN1i
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keLar Fails.

Mr.. Jelu Walker, who Ia, been il. IN
some time. died March 81. lie y Is
buried under Masonic O.ders on the 7tI.
A5uu. seventy MAsOns were present,
besides large number OF other citizen
Weather is rather peeuIiar-snow ami
blow, cold and hea. alternating.
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BORN.

Ia Grafton. March, II. to the wife of C NJ Brown
q son.
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statement Of the
ACCIDENT ms. co
Dec, ri, 1874.
Farm for Sale.
It w CLEASBY z,
SOUTH PARIS MAINE.
BREEDER OF CHOiCE


II A ~ OK F'O w l. =
of The following leading aud popular varieties:
HOudans. Brown Lcgh0rn-, Light HrahWasr
Ban anl Partridge C0chins.
Ny noUlau- Won the first Premium Of Maine,
NJ the Poultry Exhibition held in Portland, Jan.
-, ls.J.
EGiGS, $l.1O per Setting oflB.
Carefully packed and sent by Express on receipt
OF ordsr and mouey. loung Fowl Tor sale IA the
FALL. Orrrs filled To- rotation.
timaI.sfnF
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MARCEL L, 1875
NEW GOODS FOR THE
Early Spring Trade.
H. II. ELDEN a CO.,

early Spring Trade.
Il. II. ELDEN a. CO.,
viii Open This Dan.
AT ONE PRIcE AND NO VARIATION
II Gases New Styles Dress Goods,
Among which are
Five Gases More Merrimac, Coeheco
Oriental, Dunnell, and Carriers Prints,
At the Old Price Nine Cents yard.
Two Cases Arlington Poplins,
All the New Spring shade.
our Retail price 3Io. yard.
One Case Pacific Peicales, Entirely New
Designs,
Much Cheaper tI,nn last Season.
II Pieces new patterns Prints,
Marked Il, But Measure only rs
yard for II lie.
actually worth I7c.
One Case More A Boot Bleached Cottons
For Nine Cents yard, GOO Very Cheap.
One Case t. Wansutta Bleached Cot
tons Ice yard.
Agents price, IG I-2c.
One Case Blrkers Mills T. lie. yars,
Manufacturers price, IL lac.
One Case Holland Blankets for S4.50pair,
Agents price. $3.50.
One Case Bates Quilts for 95c each,
Manufacturers price, sI.Io.
- ID Dozen Towels at half price.
One Bale Russia Crash for lOc yard,
Jobber's price, II lie.
! Bales Brown Cottons at about 81 to
lc yard, less than Wholesale Prices.
Napkins, DoyIies, Damasks, Linens,
Quilts and Diapers,
AWFUL, LOW PRICES
One Case Of Assorted Piano and Table
Covers, at Dee led Bargains.
All Of our Dress Goods Marked Down.
9 Pieces (niuel silk Poplius,
The e are the hest Lyon. PopIin~.
We shall sell them FOR oic. yard.
=. T. ELDEN 81 CO.,
), FREE STREET, PORTLAND.
ymIr1W
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Ladies Nice Kid Boots,
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease Consumption, 10y a simple
remedy lie anxious to make known ~ his fellow sal.
fercrs Tie means OF cure. To all who desire 10, he
viii send 4 COPY OF the prescription used, Tree OF
charge Will The directions for preparing and
using the same, which they viii lind SURE CURE
Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHiri>, &c.
Parties wishing the picsc fiptioB viii please ad
dress RoY. +. 4. WILSON,
I9i Pcnn St, Wiliiausburgh, New York
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Notice of Foreclosure.

GREENWOOD, March ,, ~.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09
8ebanblmn9 Ser Snbianer.

Der Gbef tes Bureaus fur Snbianer.In.
e~elesentetten tat bte @senten bes Departe.
rtents ansewtefen, bic unter ttrer Mufi9i
fetenben Snbtaner ~ tenaGrtGttsen, BAT
de IN 3utunft bas ttnen 3usewtefsne @ebtsi
inter teinen u%mfdRbsr serlaGtn birfsn, Of.
ne pcrter BITE fhriftltde Grlautnt6 bes Be.
trefenben Gsenten erbalten au baben, unt
bas btefe G~rlaubnib nur bann sessben per.
ben bari, wenn Der &sent ibsr3sust til, BAT
ttre Grtbetluns gun, geten tes @~pplitanten
TT unb In fetner @eife etnen noHtbetltsen
GtnHue auf pts Dtsetpttn ausiben rirb.
ST. Der Gsent bterSpn iber3eust unb Be.
rt1ist CT bic erbetene Grlaubntb, bann fon
ct ben 9efblsbaber bes ndGfsn BtlttdrYo.
fens fcfcrt bapca In 3enntnte iesen unt
naue bteier bana benz Dber ben TOR Gebiei
perlafenben Snbtanern elm rntlttdriihes &c.
Lett eeben, welGes BET benielben bletbt, 70
tanse fe RG In elmer Mniebluns Sen @et.
Sen eufRalten unb barauf 3u fsbsn bal, BAT
Der Mufentalt niGt l6nser bausrt, ais abfc.
Tut nctbwenbis III. Dteienisen Snbtaner,
rel&e ctne fclGsn SGus ttr @ebist perlaf.
fen, rtsftren. bae fe ais Tetnbs anaeltter
unt bebanbeft trerben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

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