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Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25
Thoughts for Saturday Night.

None think the great unhappy but the great.
 Get work! Be sure 'tis better than what you work to get.
 It is the wit, the policy of sin, to hate those men we have abused.
 He who wishes to secure the good of others has already secured his own.
 It is only by labor that thought can be made healthy, and only by thought that labor can be made happy.
 We worship the promotion of all good, all that is very beautiful, shining, immortal, bright, everything that is good. s.l-.-,.-g ... :
 The whole duty of man is embraced in the two principles of abstinence and pa tience; temperance in prosperity and courage in diversity. 1asf | 'a ..s
 Man, being essentially active, must find in activity his joy, as well as his beauty and glory; and labor, like every thing else that is good, is it's own re- ward.
 However slow the progress of man. kind may be, or however imperceptible the gain in single generation, the ad- vancement is evident enough in the long run.
 It is the goodly outside that sin puts on which tempteth to destruction. It has been said that sin is like the bee, with honey in its mouth and 8 sting in its tail.
 Follow after justice and duty; such life is the path to heaven, and into the assembly of those who have once lived, and now, released from the body, dwell in that place.
 There is no action of man in this life which is not the beginning of so long chain of consequences, as that no human providence is high enough to give us prospect to the end.
 We recognize goodness whe rever we find it. Iris the same helpful influence, beautifying the meanest as the greatest service by its manners, doing most when least conscious, as if it did it not.
 God reveals his benefcence to the poet and artist in the clouds that curtain the skies, and the mists that mantle the mountains; he shows his bounty to hus- bandmen and operatives in general show CTS and unfailing rivers.
 never yet heard man or woman much abused, that was not inclined to think the better of them; and to transfer any suspicion or dislike to the person who appeared to take delight in pointing out the defects of fellow-creature.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25
The New Planets,

We learn that second observation has enabled Dr. Peters, of the Litchheld Observatory, near Utica, N. r., to deter mine that both the objects discovered by him on the morning of the 4th instant were before unknown planets. In let- ter to the HeraJd be says: "Very com plete and satisfactory observations were obtained Friday night when the planets were near the meridian. I would now put down the magnitude of IA as of the tenth and 145 as between the eleventh and twelfth. The motion of the latter deviates little to the. south from the rarallel." In honor of the reception given him in Utica Dr. Peters styles them the "jubilee planets" and names. them respectively '" Vibiha and C Adeona"
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25
Important Life Insurance Decision.

The court of appeals sitting at An napolis, Md, have decided the case of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Com pany vs. Magdalena Peters under an ap- peal of the company from decision of the lower court. The company defends it's action under the clause in the policy which makes it void: " If the assured shall die by his own hand or act.
 The court saysit is now too well set tied to admit of question that the clause is not to be construed as comprehending every possible case in which life is taken by the party's own act. All the authori- ties concur ill the view that an uninten- tional or accidental taking of life is not within the meaning and intention of the clause. Thus, if by inadventure or ac- cident, party shoots himself or takes poison by mistake, or in sudden frenzy or delusion tears 8 bandage from a wound and bleeds to death, in the literal sense of the term he dies by his own act, yet all the decisions agree that reasonable construction of the proviso according to the plain and obvious in tentions of the parties, would exclude such parties from its operation. The act of self destruction in this case was by hanging, and the court instructed the jury that the clause in question would not prevent 0 recovery if they found from the evidence that the deceased killed himself in fit of insanity, which overpowered his consciousness, reason and will, and thus acted from @ mere blind and uncomfortable impulse; and that after they are satisfied he died by his own hand, it becomes incumbent on the plaintiff on her part to offer proof sufficient to prevent the operation of the clause, and she does not comply with such exigencies by proofs merely that he was insane at times. She must prove that he was insane when the act was committed, and in the absence of proof of his condition at the precise time when the act was committed, they must pre- sume he was then sane, and they cannot draw an inference that he was insane from the fact that he destroyed his own life.
 These instructions, say the judges, state the law more explicitly and more favorably for the insurer than is found in any of the American authorities to which we have referred or to which our attention has been called in argu- ment.
 The court say, in effect, that when the act of self-destruction is done during in- sanity it is death by accident. They have examined the record in the case and cannot say that there was no evi- dence legally sufficient to authorize jury to infer and find that the deceased killed himself in fit of insanity. The judgment of tile court below (the court of common pleas of Baltimore), which found for the plaintiff (Magdalena Pc ters), was affirmed. . . +-... .. ..-
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25
Singular Coincidence.

A singular coincidence occurred last week on one of the last days of the sick ness of 0 young lady named Agnes Ledgerwood, in the town of Putnam She expressed desire for boiled part ridge: but her friends, knowing it was almost impossible to procure one at this season of the year, endeavored to per suade her out of the notion by offering to obtain squirrel This idea did not seem to suit her, as her appetite craved the partridge alone; and, strange to say, during the same day & partridge flew against the house, and becoming dis abled was readily caught and cooked for the dying girl. It was about the last of earthly qualification she was permitted to enjoy, as she soon after expired.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25
An AuctiOneer,S Trick.

At an auction of household goods on Harrison avenue the other day, when q woman had made 0 bid on an old bureau worth about two dollars, boy slipped around to another woman and whispered: "You see that woman over there with blue bow on?" "Ycs" Well, she says no woman with red nose can buy. anything at this salc!" The woman with the red nose pushed her way into the crowd and run the price of the bu- reau up to SIP, and as it was knocked down to her she remarked: may have a red nose, but no cross-eyed woman with blue bow on can bluff me, Y --DetroI Free Press.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25

In French penal colony male and female convict wished to marry .as the laws allow but the authorities required first the production from France of cer- tificate of the death of the mans first wife, though he was in the colony for complicity ip causing her death.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25

There is scarcely any ache to which children are subject, so bad to bear, and difficult to cure, as the earache. But there is remedy, never known to fail. Take bit of cotton batting, put upon it 9 pinch of black pepper, gather it up and tie it, dip it in sweet oil, and insert into the ear. Put flannel bandage over the head to keep it warm. It will give immediate relief.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25

ALovER's DEvoT1oN.-Whata touch ing episode was that in Holyoke, when @ lover, rushing into the flames to rescue his darling, preferred to perish with her, rather than save himself witA out her. Nothing in the whole romance of love surpasses in sublimity that act of sacrifcial self-devotion.
Connecticut western news., 1875-06-25

Sketch of Incidents in the Life of a Former Mayor of Rochester, N. Y.--The Turning Point in nm Eventful Career.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20
absnteursr ,~Sumtrtsbs ans stae

Mbenteurer .~ttmtrtebe eunb etne
pltt Su&t mad GSlb urs mas pamit suiam-
msnbdnst, erreesn felt Der &idsrbr Der erien
abeneurer. reIGe ben gla6 otQs tna feraen
Defen einfn geiu& eenaa&t battea aud bel
naan&en anberen, be f@nfq Sob serinnen
mSateu, cine aepiTe Na&eifer uus unb 60 10 ia
RinneapOlis, Manfntc, ieIbf incl. geul uns an
anbestn glGsen BACON bic Rete, eab lTG bsin-
lid Gompneu len prsanifreu, nm I'm Gribiatr
mad ben G¶en Bergen aa ellen unb bort
GsIe nnb @ilber unb sbles Gsnetn ~ ip&en.
@isar Ctr fua tsr @ammslpIaB iein, Bon 30
aus Nnfanss MpriI bic Grpsbiiiun fsrtsettn
foa. 81 fGun Der gpriI Elm etpas r~nainSier
Munat 70. barf man iiterSiee ni9t ssr-
ssFen , ba6 tas Gpmmartc tes guntss. wlai-
tSrs 70 lGe GrpesiiiOnsa birftt s~srbtetst unb
ba6 BE Gener6le Gbsrman nnb Orb erflGrt
. aben. bic absnteurer bon hen gIad 9iQs, spel-
DE trait gertraees ben 9ieur Snbiausru ssbS-
zen, ~ sertrsiben, nsibisen Gals NIT Nadsn-
gepalt. Inter allen t~imidabeuia 20 Elm iebr
sernstes llntsrnsbmen. =,
Sls bic erfen @olplu@er aa@ Sicur City
suridfanaen, purben 8au omen .atsefeasrt, Nu-
81 ertSnte unb son Der golfsmsnse In Yroai-.
fcn b~eeleitet, purben tieislben rad Der Mea.
beny Of Duff sefibrt, 100 fe Ssn aneeisbenea
Birsern nit &eeen bew ilfsmusnet spurbfn.
Die mitssbraHien Metate purben .ausse-
feut unb BON Eauienben bsiGtist. sDab Sob
In ben piisel. &esiOnen Surbauben 10 i&eint
fiber 90 iein, uab 60 bsibt GcrbOn uab Sit
der srtldrsa, bag glab fir 1900 gersleute
Scrbanben iet unb baB bic grbeiter mad Nm
brad bee Griblines lsiGt $40 bic 500 per
Sag sereteuen tSnnten II. bsI. SerludeaeeD iuse
uaebr. FL ,Hegftsft U
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

9Sm @et3enmartt Iauten bic &c.
rt&te felt etuisen Sasen etres siinfiser intsni
F& cine Sebuns bee greiits funb stebt, bic
rean aud nt&ts isbr srob, sc& auf before ST.
lH6fe btnbeutet.
Sn Mfilranfee braGte @ef3en 30 1 90 I'm
fang bieiss Monats fauna 90 cts,. tsbt IS ets.
GbitaeO ttfnfals, n Nep gorf 81 .2O-1.23.
SIN CT. paul trurbe Der Treis bee Dti;sus
nit 60-85 ets. ucttrt, 4orn, bet ipdrliGsm
gprratb f8-7O cts. 2eiher serarla9te ber
neue gGneefurm cine neue 1emmnns.a
Gclb Aieg ia glep gJcrt auf $1.16. /
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Gtfentabn @ertttr 2aat elmer
8efanntma&une Der OF. paul nnb Stcur City
8abn Gcuapasnte tperben bonn IS. GpriI an
3hse auf sieisr gabn BON ct. gaul ra@ Guua.
ell Bluffs nne Omaha City bus&lanftn unb
cine birstte gerbtuDuas NIT Der Union yadie-
balm bsrfsIen. 6eruer laufen bic 3ise birefi
scu ben ssnannten glGsen mad ct. paul. Die
3iise, treIGe NaGuni tags 4 ubr In CT. paul
atseten. trsfen Ia StOur Gits Rsrssns um S
l1br uue Ia Council SluFs unb Omaba Gits
uua 10 rbr gormittass etn. Nn ben Iesieren
yIdssn sebeu bic 3ass Ha&mtttass 5 1br ab
unb trefeu ia St. PAUL am f~clsenben Sag um
II utr 0c,naitta9s eta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

berr Gin zt 6 : NJ 4 n b 70. 8 @efD rttte
@traee, nabf bfr Bride, ieifft bnrG feline
tunRreiGen Mbbtbunsen nritteIS Photographic
bas G&Snfe, mas fOprbI Der aunafrfunb, rie
Der 9tebbaber einss senauen lpre&enb dtnliGen
anb icref6Itis aussearbetteten gilbss 90 nut
piin14tn mag. Die BON ibr, aufsenomrasnsu
srpben Grnppen RON gprtrnits, 1pte srf hnsa'
lid tpisber bic . ilsaiFe Der MitsIiebrr BET &C.
stsIatar fefeln tas sluse bur& ibr: tmpOfants
lDarRs0ans.. Das sleiafe, tpie baO srjbte Bib
aus 3immrrmaan's attlter liefert fets ben 'er'
neuerten 8sweis, haB bier bas Bette sslsifsi
trtrh, "@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Sn @inneappIts feste Der Stabtratt
bas gaIatr oss Mayurs auf $500, unb saa
ber StabtrGtbe auf ie 100 DOlars ftf. Der,
q. N. Heib teaniraete $4,000 Briden-
gOnbs au S~srtaufsn unb Bert&t baritsr 30 CT.
aatten unb bas @sIb bafir ben g9asmeifer ~
ibeIliefern.
Sn einer gerlamnluns bee bcrtieen Geuer.
committees trarbs bsfdlOGeu, ben Susenieursr
5000 unb ben 5etsern $500 iGbrliG 81 sablsn
Der gau elmer Stsinbriide BON Der Snle
mad Der Sfieite ptrb BON 8~eppbnern Der Its'
teren unb Der Sniel Scrbereitet.
Der Gountyi&asmeiaer fir 5snaepin Count,
nabnr BON 1. Sttober 1874 bic Jest $73, 1885
an Gteuern etn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20
Stadt n,gana.

Der neue Bauratt CAB beEanntItG
Dsri&iebenea Staetp6tern gnIaE TIRE 8ritil
aber bic gertseter hsr Gtabt ct. WanI Ia bsr
2estslatur 30 ersie6en unb bsnislbea @prtbru&
s~Srsuwsrfen. Sa her GamRassnummer Der
bieissn Staatsseituus wirb inbeb gang liar &C.
ssigt bab renieiens ben heuti@en MitsIisbern
Der essisIatur Elm IoiHsr gorrarf NIT Grune
niGt eeua&t rerhen fam, inseut ipeeer pr. @.
Benz nuG Or. 8. 8. Milsr ie fiG bur& eth
gerlprs@en In 9etref Der Bin ibsr ben 8cars
Of public @uris BON Stabtratbe ibre 9dnbe
binbsn IieBen.
Der 6aden, an ben f& bic Ssrren aritifer
TINT Stabtratb anflammfru, ftdt In benz I'm.
fannie, ba6 Der 8casb Of public @srss bard
bic betrefenbe Bin ~tnfUfsrn cine srinbli&e
t1mseRaItnns srlitt, ba6 tatt Der friberfn fiuf
Mitsliebrr MUIR srei 30 ernersnen unb bisle nit
einem srSberea Salatr ausaufatteu Fnb. Nun
ateintsn bic Ginanspntristen bes Stabtratbes-
wenisfens gum S&ein-bie 2esisIaturunitelif-
ber BON ct, paul batten fir bic &eSuftiun Der
@iislispes aub susIei& aud fir bic geibetal-
tuns Der bisbertsen nisbrissn geioIbuns film
men icQen. Wtr aber bic 8ebeutang bts
Sparb TN Nuse behalf fnnn unmSslt9 NIT
elmer foI&en sufaFune iibereiaaimnsry iOabera
CT ~irb ID benz GGlufe tpmmsn: entpeber
f&afet ben gparb Of vublie @prts alb, peer
aelt bic @ttsltsbsr 70, ba6 Fe ia Der Ebat ibrs
3ttt bafir Dertrenbeu tDnnsn, unb bas tuar bet
Der fraberen Organization ni@t Der gau. Man
ma&t bic G~rfabruns, bab AUDI bel einsr srSbe-
ren Mitsltebsraabl es bod MUIR 4eirise peniee
fnb, auf eeren @Gultern bic 2aR Der @el&Gfte
Id Der @irfIi&feit lteet rdbrenb aneere f9
nit eiuen pt&tissn Sa obsr Stein bel Der @b-
fimnanns besnisea. Dafir III nun aud bic
gerantrOrtlidfeit ber @ttsIiebsr cine sieI GRO
eere ais friber.
Gs mag am glaBe iein, bier nod zines aube-
ren nmfanbes su srtpGbnen. @enn Mttslie.
Der tss gtabtraitss f9 einfn IabeI seseniiber
@itsIisbern Der essisIatur ~srlauben, 70 iber-
feten &c babel, baB es teinesHess Der @taet-
ratb III, relGert bic GcntroQe aber Mitslieter
Der 9sstslatar sufsbt. Gdat etu Sets ia bsr
2sstsIatur i@le@t aus, 70 trtft Der 1abel Der
Surser in ber 9aupHaGe ibre &eprGlentanten,
ssbt ss sut, 70 ica ibnen aud bas9sb sebibren.
Dem Stabtratbe fsbt IeeisIi8 bic Saitiatiss 10,
Sas III Iaes, unb bic @itsIieser ber 9ssislatur
bassu BEL Der Musibuns ibrss Mmtes niGt al
lein bic 2ceal-Snttrsfe ibrer Wdbler tns suse
sa fafen, fonbern Der NQem bic ansemeiue
@cblfabrt hes gDltes; bafir' bsiBt bic Ser
iammluns TN Capitol n3ssisIatur" anb niGt
etra , 9tabtratb". SIS
Nit srelGeua Grnfe ~ibrissns Spn @ette Der
StabtbsbSres serube bic gsrberatbuns Der Bin
iber ben gcrb Of gubIie @urfs bstrisben MUIR
be, mag Der 2eier baraus eninebmen, ba6 Id
elmer Der eiBnnseu pel@er aud NiteIieter Der
9estsIatur antrrbnten, un, bic NnfGten Der
etabtpiter 3u sernebmen, uaebrere Der 2ebteren
auf @srtasnns braneen uub s,rar unter benz
8crtanbe piGtissr unb brinseneer @siGdfte,
baB man aber bic nGmli@en @eiien Der @tant
unmitteIbar harauf-im Gan.Gan antraf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

RAD Ga%Iifsrnten ffnb scriee @o&e
eine sgnaabl @&peiser sun @ttuwatfr unt aus
&c @ueur Gounts ~uussepanbert, IN, f@ bort
ansufsbeIn, NIT e~snfelben 81. Sierbrauer y.
@uIf. Mit BEN aufri&tisen @uni&e ba6
bic Musuanberer im 2aube ibrer Grtrartunsen
sastentse Fseen mSsen, .pas fe amRrebsn. tn
bennOt ni&t su iiberfsbem, baB fslbft ealifOrnt-
i&e SIatter Dor bCrtieen yQanttSnisen unb
@u&erern" parnen. bic ibre SerludeRbengin
buneen ,;nb geipredunsen III alen 5betlen
bss 2anbes serbretsn IaRsn uta 4tln3ufrieeen G
auauloden.a Benx aud Der @inter in Mtnne<
fota irens iR bieislbs etreuse lief CT aud
bic gsprbnsr anbsrsr Staaten fiblsn, pie bic
aeueRea 8sriGte sur @eniise bsweifu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

@aruna ppuet itr ~ trsenb elmer Sfsnt-
Ii&en Deer seienlGafli&en gerianamluns sebeu
NIT eineat stnansenebmen 5ufsn, Der su6
itlb( Idtts unb fir 94nbere fSrenb tts @arun1
ni&t cine GIaiGe Bon @ef's pulmonary Bal
fam tslen unb suG itIblt turiren? Damn ND
get tbr binssben our unterbaItnns fir sn& Oeer
tuere Greunbe. @ef's pulmonary BALKAN
BELT aud etnen rauben 6als unb Gussebruns.
prpteFal&en 25 unb SO Gents, srcbe Glai@sn
ST.. gu baben BET alien Drassifen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

%. Mntsn Etmme'sg Grseery- unb
81 oStnons-StSrs ode Der 10. amt
ct. peter Stra6e, h ct. yaal, enapfebtt fG
bar@ ben bfRea gorratt auer pinf&barsu ar'
titeL 5ausbaIt-, pie Eanep-Grueertes, tnldn-
btfte unb tnpcrtirte 6rii&te u. (. %. geica-
bers beliebt fnb s~esenndrtts bic Dale Gradsrs,
bon Gbteasos tusl&e bier edit 81 tabsn lnb.
2iebtaber gutter Metne, 3iqaeure unb Cigar
ren fabea BET berra Sin,rue INNER etras
naa ibreaa Gef&made. gretie ietr btats.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Gin a Sc n u 0 rirb Ina 2au-
fe bieies Sabres Ia Ninneiota aufsenOmmsn
unb srar tnfelse clues neusn Gs1eses surG
bic a6tforen ia ben seri9ieeenen xeuns, gou-
rusbs uns Gitss, weI&e ale Gntf@dbisuns II
Gsnts fur bic ger3ei@nane eiues isssnNamens
Ia ben Stabtrs, 3 Gents ia ben IanbliGsn 81
iritten une 5 Gents Ia @eseubsu bic iusnis be.
FebeIt uab binn besSlfert fnS. be;isben. Die
2estsIatur bat Ia alien $4,000 fir bic Dsd-
uas BET aaslaesn beptaist anb Der @talts-
Sefrstdr liefert bic n5ttisen Gor muIare mil
ben BON Gfefor aus3ufaqenben &ubriten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Gin g &~neefurm, btr su anfaus tte'
ter Ws1e iber bas 2anb beretnbra@ unb nneb-
rere Sage bauerte, Sereste Mlts pieber niitten
In ben frerefsH @tnter surid, unb Iieb bic
SrablinesausFGten abermals ale Taui&ups e.
i&etnen. gsf sen Gtlenbabnen fodts bet gsr-
tebr mad alien Ri&tunssn taseIans; ser
S&napFus bate Sag unb Ra&t 81 tbun.
Derielte Sturn, tpitbete aud In anberen 2an'
b~essesenben In Slb Carolina, Rebrasta,
ttab, YsnniplSanien ,. tpurben Gebdube ser.
RTrt unb famea NenlGen ums Qebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20
Mus9e3eiebnete Sele8enbeitfar
eimen 0utem SIaGi6mib!

Der rntsr,tidnete tstreibt fdUn felt benz Sabre 1856
NIT eutem @rfelse an M,fsem Slase bas SGnniebeee
f&aft. Da er aber felt eini,er 3eir ntGt ssn; seiune III,
70 SiG er IN Elm drbsrss @efG6ft eeben. un6 puui6t
heetalb feline S&mieSes rdttf&nft,n 3u %serfaufen hies
mare xun etne fetr rertbelbaf.e 0eleeenbet fur einen 9ls
ten GHnisb ms Gtl&1ft ~ fpmmen bsfpnterS ta uns
ter;,iGnetsr uni bas @ei&dft bier ia balteu au annebuibas
reh Bebineursen rsrfaufen min.
gnas ben Mrfduf betrift. 70 braudt Der &Gufer serdbe
tetn arpess &apilal ;u baben. ba untsr3siGneter In iSlhen
gerbdItniHen in, bae Ct eiusm Rsi6issn nub anteruetmen-
ben Wanne. renn er MUIR etpas nniabit fir bas Webriee
eR ponr Sabre &rettt aeben Tam.
Deseu 3dbsrsm reuhe man RA ssfd1isf an ben lin.
teraet&neten
Sobn Slrebel.
Gdrrer ZEN 1. @16rs 1875. S2-S7
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

ReuAIer's R ut cate n.N teller
III an go. l13, ct. peter Gtra6e, 3ut.
ften Reanter anb 3ebnter Gtra6f, nd&f Itus
nee @el9dftsbIsd, serIest. Dailbf tR fets
cine MnspabI Der i9SnRen Grab.N cnuuaeute,
isisie 3eidnnnsen far folde 90 ftben. aa&
gearmsr-W attta far 5ii9e, fstvie tanfreide
@tuIpsnr.A rbetten 100 aaberen 3redea perSen
prompt nnb 40 biaisen yretfeH eeltefert. Do.
BensIer erbteIt an ber leBten Staatsfair bic
erfe aab etntise gr6mte far fcI4e @erte. Be-
ader esbaItea bic bereitwiaieFe Anslnnft. 90
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20
Die .@ablem,

sSeIGe am sOrisen Dienfae In ben ssrfttebeten
Gcrns BON &amltp County fattfanben, liefer-
ten foIsenbes Nefultat: Hst37
Rev Ganaba. y
4Gupsbifcren--1. 8. 9raiaerb, 0cr1Ber ;
Sfaae Gerbais, @n. o. ganlleff. h hi
gHtfe-Dalter .. Bomb.
Ecwn Glert-S. 3. Mtlaneon.
SGasmeifer-@ober Hryant.a a'l *aa
GrtebensriGter-@m. c. Grnes.
Gonfate-g BaHer Q. gcyb #.
i. ROuabs gier..
Superstforsn- zbOs. D'glfa, gcressr q.
EburliCn, Ssbn gOpers.
aGtTCr-D. @. Bolfcm.
Sowa Glert-S. u. EbSmpfru.
9&asmeiRer-Spbn DOberty.
esafablss -Spbn 3. rO'gieit Sol. getrDstis.
Dbtte Seas
sapsrshuren-e .. Reae, gur,' pet; 'SOf.
&eif Gbpare Gong. a eH11(3|U JAY ~
I Eoipn GIert-@m. Grsentan.I n5{ dfl
S6aBmrifer-Sames 6. Nurray. aaGa
~NfefOr-Sof. Greenaan. 5'' n :
GriebensriGter-1. .. Gbaie, Jcitpb &eif.
Gunaabls-g. 9. Ri&arbs. Dtaiana Gong,
Hpfe. 48f m
Superpi1cren-e. g. @cpbruE gorfber;
.. 9. Sbearen r., Ni&cIas pctbfn.
Ecpn ~Glert-9creuao poyt. @1'
MGeEor-H. 1ermes. -
e&asnteifer-SS aeob Gnpaaser.
8riebensriGter-D. VI. 8. 8ater, Ssbn
8crerS.
GcnfabIfs-Gbr. SGulk %. Serbian.
Referss
gupsrSifpren-gete BObIanb, gorfser ; 8.
Ntsen, @. G. 8rimbaa.
@&asmeifer-&ue. 3napbetbe.
Gspn GIfrt-Eeam 8cblanb.
MGefor-Wm. Melfb. a#a%
6rtepensrt@kr-5bsmas GrOstHe @aias
Otto.
GOnfables-NIer. @eIb, &pbert Otto.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Die ensfpurise Gtfenbabn, rsl.
DE zen NinusapOIis mad Drtsbt county &C..
baut rerben iea, 10 bur4 fsIsrnbe Dirtftpren
Sertreten:
q. 3. 2ansbcu. grdfbeat, 5. 9. 9aastt,
gics- yraTeent 9. 8. Sale, @9abmsia.r,
@ec. 9. @risbt Setretdr. DIT Ban isa ia
ansrif sensnimen ,psrsen, fcbaIb ia Rtnnsa-
pelis $4,000 sesiGnet Fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Snbtaner auf &eifen. Sn SHINE
apUIis fausa an sOrissn Dieaans s NiQs
Sate'Snbtaner, barunter 2 6duptlinse NIT BEN
RayOr StOpe BON Der @bitr GARTH Reierpa.
ten auf tbreu, @eee na@ benz .srsetn Batter"
In @aibiustUn an, heren :3ped harin beftbeu
feu, arrangements fir eie gesisBuns Der @ils
2ate Snbtauer mad Der @btte Gartb &eltrsa-
ttau 10 treFta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

eItteisert&tIt& befraft pur.
ben tn ct. paul nabrenb besNOnats 8sbruar
pssen tbatli&en Mnsrifs, 6 &duf6e 18, 5uItsu
i&leGter 5auier z, Gufentbalt In benfeIben "a,
Dtebidble 9, gaeabunbiren 1, @frtaufen bon
9issnieu s, &ubepUruns 6, NOtbsu&tsseriu6 2.
Setras ber ssbsbenen 9trafselber $3.50. llne
Der 8stras Der undertaken 8erseben2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

@tnnebaec SnbtaAer, bic soa ibrer
RsieruattOH susflid BON, Mifeuri . Glub fa
eutfernt babsn unb nun ssssnibsr BON @iHsna
tn ben Sbalern bee G~rempealeau anb gIad-
RtSsrs bauien, folen siele 5unbert 3Spfe farl
tn bcrtiser @esenb berumlGparmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20
2u 8erfQufert.

Sn benz bur6 fstne sanAise Page ssrtbeilbaft befann.
ten Gtdtt6en Statppee, Scott Go. Ninn. 1T elm 40 Nder
eaub Az pertaufen. Go stsuet fG Srr.dsli& tir Garten
bur6 feine quite Rage unb fbr suttn B06en. Das 6albe
fann inga ulptten a~useeleet sperben, benn es if Bios A
pubI etuseri6tstes Wrbnbaus auf stm ieiben NIT abaFer
Strfsben, ferner hdlt es s Simmer, quite Stalune. Der
gertdufer pnnfGt ienen ~QDSbnplas ju dnbern weseu
@siunbteit balber. Seotnsu usen gaufiS. Tin ndbtre
Austunft wenpe man i&..aR (.
JCbanu N6t,
1898 Statppee DiinY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-20

Sn Gbasta bat 3r. Bernard 2eiser.
mann, tssIGer felt Sabren Ia gt. wautbst 9rR.
M. grissen1ann als grauer a~rbeitete, cine
eisene gierbrauersi anesfaneen unb III pader
am @erfe, INN ieinen Ritbirsera etnen suten
2abetrunt su beretten. @tr wiinfGen benz
a~rebiameu Manne ben beist GrfoIs tn ieiuen.
ttnternsbmen. 2