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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28
Loves Long Dream.

The Troy Press tells at much length
the romantic story of a worthy young
Irishman who, forty-eight years ago, ar.
rived at Schenectady. Two years previ-
Ously he had won at home the heart of a
fair daughter of Ireland, but cruel fate
had separated them. The couple had ar
ranged to get married secretly and start
for America. The day before the ship
was to sail, upon which John had taken
out passage for both, the father left for
Glasgow, taking his daughter with him.
John was too wise to lose passage-mOney
of both; he came to this country himself,
alone. A correspondence was kept up be-
tween the separated lovers, with frequent
Interruptions by the father, for about five
years, when it ceased entirely. Four years
later John was astonished one day to see
the brother of his former love step into
his place of business in Schenectady and
what surprised him more was the brother
informed him that he had brought Nora
with him, at her own request, expecting
that he would now marry her. Unhappy
John had married another few weeks
before. He must need, however, go down
to the canalboat-fOr there were no rail
roads in those days-to see her. The
brother was on his way to Michiga
to commence farming there. 1t is
unnecessary to describe the meeting.
Suffice it to say, Nora could not be conn.,
forted for long time after the news was
broken to her that John had espoused an
other; and John wept too. 1t was ar
ranged, however, that Nora should go on
to Michigan with her brother; and nothing,
of course, would restrain John from going
some distance with them. But as ill-luck
would have it, in the excitement of the
moment, he forgot to inform his wife of
this determination, nor did he make up
his mind either, before starting, as to how
far he would go. The news, however,
was soon carried to Johns wife that her
young husband was I" Off on the Roches-
ter boat with young lady and that they
were seen weeping on each others necks.
Her mind was soon made up. She set out
in pursuit on the next boat, and succeeded
in capturing her fugitive husband at
Rochester, and brought him back in tri-
umph to Schenectady. In the course'of
years John became a widOwer, and Nora,
having married a farmer in Michigan, was
left IA widow, with two children, and a
large farm well stocked. Her Whereabouts
and circumstances were discovered by
John about a year ago, and a correspond
ence opened in terms much the same AS
they had employed fifty years before. All
was arranged By letter. John gave up his
business in Schenectady, and started for
Michigan three weeks ago frisky as a
young man of thirty, to marry his old
love, and live with her the rest ofhis days.
He found the woman, sure enough, that
had written to him, and she the person
that had written to her. But oh. what a
change had forty years made on both.
John began to suspect that she was not the
Nora that he used to love. Nora began to
surmise that he was not the John that she
had once set her affections upon. Their
suspicious soon grew into beliefs, and in
two days they agreed to separate. John
came straight back to Schenectady.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28
Counterfeit Bank of England Notes.

A NEW American fraud on the Bank of
England is seriously believed to be in
progress On gigantic scale Disclosures
have been made which put the case in this
way: Some millions of counterfeitnotes on
the Banks of England and France are to
be taken to New York and put in circula-
ton through banker i'm that city. As re-
CARDS the Bank of England paper, the
counteEfeits are said to be exactly thesame
as The genuine material, and, as the eyes of
experts WIN thus be of no avail. The
scheme of isyuing notes abroad is ingen-
ious,. since the chief and perhaps only
mode Of detecting The spurious notes would
be aeoopaEsons II Tie Figures with the
Bank of England lists. Be that as it may,
a warning Inns gone forth from the Depart
nent Of State4 at Washingto and the
scheme may be nipped in the bud; other
wise the consequences of the issue of such
a quantity Of counterfeit notes among the
public of New York would be disastrous.
A great fraud of the kind is hardly possible
here, for the reason that we have means of
detecting as above mentioned, but small
suspicion of the value Of Bank Of England
notes there would suffice to cause such a
rush to exchange them for gold as would
shake the money market terribly. The
-" smashers' are said to have their head
quarters at Barcelona, whence they have
already issued bad gold coins and counter
len twenfy-francn otes.--Ltrerpoof Cosrier
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28
0nr Boys ard @irls.
LITTLE ROMP.

=
I'm tired to death of keeping still,
And being good all day;
l guess my mammals company IA
= Forgot to go away.
I've wished and wished they'd think of it,
And thought they ought to go,
But they must talk forever first,
They almost always do.
I heard Tom calling to me once,
He's launched his boat, know;
l wanted to go out and help,
But mammals eyes said no. te---a
The ladies talk such stuff to me,
1t makes me sick to hear
How beautiful your hair curls? or,
How red your cheeks are, dearw
I'd ten times rather run a race
Than play my tunes and things;
i wouidntT wap my dogs and balls
For forty diamond rings.
I've got no 'inement, aunty says,
I'spect she knows the best;
don't need much to climb tree
Or hunt squirrels nest.
"Girls are like berries" papa says,
Sweeter for running wild,''
But Aunt Melissa shakes her head,
And calls me "horrid childr
I'll always be romp, she knows
But sure's my name is Sadie,
I'll fool 'em all some dreadful day
By growing up lady. -
-Schoolday Magazine.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28

L4ters aud packages from foreign
coqnrtes Which are suspected of contain
ing articles subject to duty are hereafter
70 be opened by the owner in the presence
of Custom House officer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28

ter than that you now wear. Stately
cOurtesies on both sides and mutual re-
solve never TO recognize the creature
again.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28
:, .,ouR. fHfkFFaI iEasH,s,RL.

- = = -.
FIAT VS. UH ketfieenp 'Morr1u. She
= lewsis g nousexsepers have
neat chsmDa11Aid4 siilfful ssamstres.
8 sa sdss1 Mse. aaa s esn be- g
Hands(9H ~; 49, Wy Staggered, taper
wasted maid, but round, buxom, rosy;
j9llI. -, 18th sgns q s0oa SIC and goad
~ - ~ ond1godu so5nd fh0srty HAL
strsngt6 ~ eysry joint and muscle.
Mike 49,! $50 zss sns our n mons ana
oasoe s1s1 - ssishine and s woke k
in eur 4Su1s the annual vision of tempt
ing s.lt w.yes and cool rocky csyerns al
Len - nk th1g stsf1edswith
LESS than the usual preparation that year
at any raAs4Bg8 1~GM6incident that
mean SD, Rothe<, <Sokn a1d little Ada
The dressmaker, distracted with work,
s.sa e: . MY a.sa ssaa5S
-xtfNyv 0egC1, IND ffemdined TO be sure
she acco1liAsd ftp by a given time.
l ahs5 n, were; then, only myself Kathleen
Now ws were rick enough but lived in
!<sIusI ~ ~
caring httIe Ior OUTSIDE SHOW, but rather
taking rambling trips all over the country,
whenever he fit took US, into whatever
quiet noeHd a. 1aAlih4 city Suited best
And, for pyHrt, Il much prefer money
spent IN, u4ls way
But In our quiet unpretending home
were quantltleS 81 old family jewels and
heavy fanny plate ard 0e huge dining
room sac ned besides, et certain times,
I6BeBukAS OF money. 0AcQ sum NAG
been there on the day Of the family exodus
but ak~RBelt epReatI tatheE Emoved
t07he pankers IN Town as they passed
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-08-28

The thoughtof making stiefense Of her
masters property-the brave grill How
she put me 10 shame, lying shivering
there, only considering how might get
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
Gin sriumpb nb n Sumtua.

Gs III niht I6per tie 5urttIan1su. unt cas-
NIB IprihwGrtlih be Yatisuteu, in llurube su
rerIeseu. Su 6enntniB rieIer Sbdtinhe bdbcu
Die VertIufer fdlihIider ,nltcbpIfreicr : ! ittcrs
eincn + ineen YGtm 9e9cH lpirttuclenbaltile Stdr-
funoamecicinen srhpten II b un;rp:ifelhaft etiihe
aranfe 10 einarlhiihtcrt, has 9e9rbrrnc Srulidt
reldes tic AL rerfaufen ratcn, uue NEEDLES pfit
nattbeili1er lit, ais ter ftirfIte 6uIci, Ter in
S6eufen ge1cWsr ipire, st fauTen. Mher es bat
bsreits cine furhttare 8enetirn oegen tieie
IteusIihrn AuadIalbermittel teartnen, irrihe
in Grmandelund Ter altahcliiden Balls, he alein
eas Sauerwcrren Hiiitaer tctnaiiarr Wericin
perbinecrt, lIb bait rad ctr Irfertiguna serIessn
Scltetterf5 Madentitteres ipirc eiIc
Nen1c Iitdsr Sru9mittel uterleter, ipie e5 ihrer
Id1cu eiele iihcr.stte. Gine reaelnldNile @ieeer-
febr Der Rahfr19e uah hem arpeen IdTtcrerbel
Ierneen Stdrfuu9smjttel Seitcns Ierer, bic CO
tets 9stluft hateu, benefit, eaB nc in ibrer alton
Ireue segen Nmerif15 prrulIrlte5 Sfilrltttcl ntdt
pantenp aerppr eli lI1e, rne oaS bciGncige Din.
;ufcnimen neuer Sunoen aei9t, mic a~erin9en Gin
erud rrd Gle ldrmeleen lenurcidtipnen Seitsna
Ger Sducler nit mathematician Sitteren duf has
grcEe Yutlituul denladt baten. Gu largc ME
so Il letters Vitteres fcTtfibrt, gSecbieI-
Teter, llnpcroluli6feit, Gerftcpftsii, Hierru-
f~ranfbeit une Die sabtrJihen anrereu yeieen Tur
bic Is 9e ignet 1T, III beilen unb ~ nfrbiten. ptro
e5 rer parteiiIden Spreiiticn Res oumbugS Zrrs
tieten, une ra5 rriro 10 LANCE lein, ais ettie fab,
riiirt uue e~ertauft pcrnen. @larn 0srfiufern
nItsemadter pfuidmitteI iehcu 0ruees 0sdheii
uue Sdufti1Irit luue une III piier, bag he MIN
MIR bc1en lCrnen, fh duf Soften res s Q ~
I eriher Sitteren releI Jtut T~e.lenTsli
ifsbt, nit Rcclartsn IN bic Giuu'f ect Nutli!uTe
Fir;utrinsfr. IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
CGrrrrIroneens bes n9ermannsr &O!fSt att"
SeHerion @itI bcu 20. Sebr

Ser Seuat ucrbroGte bic meiite Belt
Scr letter gSode nit Scr Sclprcdun9 Der
3u6tbous.Viu; uno wurOen iowo9l tlr
ais oegcn 5ieieIbe iebr pieIe LANCE NeOcn
oebolten. Nm 9onncritaa bat @err
Bel1 in ciper ldngcren Geoc Gle 3pedc
Der Din ouSeinan0er9elFgt nno Dor ocren
N(nnabmc 0cuarnt. Gr in8tc ulltcr Nns
ocrtm, bos ~9egenpdrtige Ba6tsSDfem
lei Gin Sban0flef fir Den Staat uno
ionte iofort ab9eIdafft weroen. Gbenlo
lit CT 0eQeu Die GlriAtung ei1e5 3weia'
3u6tbauics uno ia9t Die gunSe 9efeb
8orlo0c lei nur cine perltefte Wettclci
ocl ieBigen Yadter.
equator Hnbue iprnd Damn Su 0unItcn
6c6 3weig= 3uhtbauieS uno b%cbdrptcts
Scr Stoat babe Die Yflidt Den Yadtern
Sic ron linen ais notbwcnoig erodtctcu
Standardization 3rr Strfigung gu ltellen.
Gr lies a!s0ann cine BibtIiteIe bOrleIcn,
sic CT gu gunIten Der 3udtbau5sSerpad
tun9 ~ erl1utcru iu6te. Damn froate
oicIcr fromme Mauu MD Sen Semeiicn
Der SnbumanitQt in ser Sebanblung Der
@efongenen. Sb es ctua bIrcuS Der
ucr9ebe, boB oo8 GNen man6e5mol nidt
10 mar iuic es bate fem iolcn ODER bab
Gin She'll Scr @efongcnen nit GlcioungSs
itItfen ni6t biurei6cuO pericben mar.
(JSas ncnut benn Ser fronIme Senatol
obi9c Se5nnolung Scr GefGngencn menr
cS niGt Subumanitdt lit. &. 5. Seber5
Gen. Strotber mcinte Ser Staot uTror
~lcbenfoa3 ni6ts uerIicren penn Bic Fdf
ter ibrcu Gpntroft nuf9ebcn un0 Die on
troOe bcs 3udtbauic5 wicoer Dem Stoot
anbcimficl. Gr ici bcreit fir ir8cnO en-
Wfabregcl su itimmcn wclhc bic 9tedt
Ser 8efanAcnen b~cri6Tdtigt, bn6 lei c
gcgcn 0it &orIage. Nndbcn nod mcb
rtrc 9srrcn fir un5 wi0er bic S'u &C
/: iprcdcn, beibIob Ser Scnat all S0uIito
pcm .3UGttoUit tiucu NriUh oR;uItGttc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
Ser M6crslaubc bat ncrli6 in

- Ser N6ersIaubc bat ncrlid in
Wieberbaicrn elm Spfcr 9sfo.bert. Gin
bo6betogteS Mittcrlein i'll Snr9bauisn
aiua 0fters beS Nbeuos su elmer onOeren
in Der Nta6e res 8ntteSafers wobnbafteh
Meibsperlon in oeu 9eimaorten uao "a
batten einigc .~fromune" Yerioncn eS bolo
meg, bab oie8 Elm Seiit icir mile; iis
beseiduettn foGur Die llr9Iilfli6e, Die i'm
8rabe ibre 9tube nidt iiucen fonne,
Oas etng eiuige 3eit 10 fort, biz zines
QbentS Gin Sinber9cicue Dem 8tilt
cuHauerte uno i'm bon rid uartS ME
oerldoB. Sic aIte Srau i1ar ipgIcid
tobt.
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Infer areisricbter Clint.

Scit Dem Sobe 5c5 Serrn Setter y.
Wfc@ ORC lit i6ou pielfdd ipefulirt luor-
Den, iucr uobI iein Naffol9er lcin pur0c
Scr G%onititution u%nierc5 Staatc5 9eE
ndf, nlub berielbe bonn %oltc gcpdbtt
lucrocu tcbbalb orbucte Gouperneur
0Soo0ion gtcib mad Dem NtIcben oc5
0crrn Mc6oro cine gSobt Gil, Die umio'
m:br pa0tnO gcweicn wdrc, oa lie nit
Der 0eIsgatcniuabl an % San. Suinm@
mcuiaueif ioltc. SurSe Belt onraET
wur5c iseoA SEER @oooion beitinmt,
wie mir loren bon ON Senetorcn 91lis
Gan uno Sel6, icin @abIldrcibcn ;uruf
;unebmcn.
Sebt uurScn BON neridichtncu 3crren
uer;weiielte @eriu9e 9cmadt, nm Die
Stcac ~ b;Iebeu. 8Ouu. 9droin wollte
ciuiac 9errcu e~rnenncu, aber ole 6 omit
tuition itdnO I'M gSeae; Damn mnroc osl
@erlu9 gemndt, ben 9anicn SrtiS ant
bic Seite su fdaffen, inrem mnn ibn
;srrei6en uno pertDcilen mOqte ourd cincr
2ct Der 9cgisintur, ober Der 8OyiAla9
giua niht ourh unO iegt miro, ipie ipil
aus outer Suelle b6rtn, 9ouU. Saroir
! i'm n1dteu Wonat tine @a9l onoroncn.
uni ric Stcue 81 bcieben. NuiO bHte'
mir icbt bod gu gutter 0ekt bie NuS'
luoeu elmer Icpareten Wabl.
Gin 6auoioatcu fir Sic SteHc idein
c8 nidt ~ icbten. Scr friI5erc Stidtcr
0auieI =. sac, ScH SeoD uno Sell
9Sbite BADEN lib bcrcit5 friiber 9emtlret
uno Jest lit cine Yetition I'M llnIaang
norm 9crr equator 9a0i9an crlu6
mi,o ais Ganeioot auf;utrcten. Mi
miItn niNt Oh Scrr 9lQi!an &srIangcl
tr61t, &reiSridter 81 Weroen, o0cr % c
sic Steu. iibcrbaupt anncbmen ,pIroe
abcr mir bdltcu e5 nidt fir paMeno, 9rr
9aaigan gu er;uden, Jest ol'ie Steu
nn,uncbmen, beun or 1T bercitS ltl
: lQngcrcn Sabrcn ihmd5li6 uno Iciocn
unO piirot mobl bur6 llnUobliciu Of
/ ucrbtnocrt ii9 ben Nfl@tcu zines &rci5
ri6tcr5 gu untersisben +; oud 1T er geacr
} pdrtia Stnatcr, mo feline gSlDl al
Widtcr m66tc uuter llniitdlocn cine ncl
Scnntorenluabl n0tbig MAIDEN, mas leb
unonacnebm un6 foi'pieIig mare. 81
lltbri0cn icord lit 9err 9ali9an Ell
damn bon beocutcn0en S0bi0fciter, ei
au8gc;cidncter Nbbofat, u"0 itren9 redt
lidcr uno uupartctiidcr Manu, III
wI!roc mobl bieie SteIe gut ousfullcl
! Sod 9%lauben mir Dap cS bcler II
wtm SEER 9aIiigan nidt NIT in DC
Wablfampf geio9en miro.
I Sn ctml iieben @odcn fan9cn unie'
e @cri@taibun9en an, unS mir boHen bal
cntiAietcn su icben, mcr Ser notbl
Ni6ter icin miro.
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bie qtridtSmciie ~ocmcIbctcn

-lteber bi' atriittSwciie gcmclhctcn
&ei0nationssSbcen Sc: 6iritcn @ismOrd
i6rcibt bic s. 3 SIN @crrcnbaul3,
numentIid aEf beIien redtcr Seits. er
;ablt man Ii6, Girit SiSmarf benbiid
t!oe bnlo nod icincm icds;'gitcn Csc
burtStuge, bcn er am l Nprii fclcre. id
BON ben Staotsoeiddf:en s~uriifiuiicber.
Mncr>in0s ioG or iib 9clcacntlid folGenr
MlBen %gcdukrrt babcn n9Sie eincm Sor@
numb, bcm feline MunHcl entmadieu lit
Ell, 10 Qcbe es audi i'm rftntl;btn 9tbcn
btn Stnotsminncrn nit l5len 3tttNe-
no0en. Mos i'm perl6nlid bctrcne, 10
batc icin Nrst linn atia0t, bel fortgc'
icbtcr Nrbcit uuo Nufrcgung' ipuroe Line
@clunbbcit nur nod mcnige Satr, TORE
boIten, m0brero CT bel rubiGer @ebensc
meiIt uno SGounna lei 'er S!Gftc lid
nod longc Belt cincS bcbIgIiden "a
(ieirS crfreuen fnurc Gr icbe ridt Gin.
mebbalb or ni6t has 9tktcre porSic5cn
IioQe." Inner groBcr Stant5mrln miro
mihen. mic i'll c;n"m dbHlidcn Safe ser
Sobn ser Sb:ti5 nepIbIt bat. @bcr,
UNI cine @ismarf'i0c @snSuna 81
! trdudtn, eS lit riht n6ibi3, bis So6c lc
traaii6 I'll ncbm.n. C5 lit natlirIid
cop iolGc 8ehnntfr snpeilen bel Gem 10
idrcr tclnitcten G:oot3mouHc oufltci9rn
obcr lit mrytcn ou6 noriiEcrgcbcn tci
Sem @ebontcn on Sic @Tidt unO MI oos
8otcrlano. 8ismorf mctB 10 gut wit
mir, Dap mir i'm ned ribt cnthebrcr
t6nncn, ga err nod riht liz Stanbe lit.
unS cilcn %GrIGbmnnn borSui6ld9cn.
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Sotor...,............ SIT, s39, 900

GS llnS aIio in Nisicm Sabre 81 ,120,e
coo unb i'm ::dditsn S3,9O7, oCO talll9,
biuocgen NnO I'M Sabre 1878 III S37,@
900 unO bic acknowledgement orci Sabre
oar nidt3 i0uia. 9urAi6nittli0 mnlen
iabrliU S93S, 369 beioblt werrcn. Sci
Iorlfdltiacr @erwGltung fam Dies nod)
oicsld5ri9cm 8eridt Iei&t obGcnoft ioert
ocn, umIomcbr Oa BON SaE ib Snbr Die
Sntcrc6cn iib bebcutenO bermInOcrn
0ie S6utS miro br3oblt ourb Die fo9eS
uanntc Staot5>Sntcrelcn Stluer Estate
interest tax weIde % ctS. per 500 1T,
SIM @on;cn iinO uniere Sinnhjen III ciz
ncm 0Initigen 3uitanrc, uno miro bel or
6entliNcr Sporiamf:it uuo Uorlidti9en1
Sctric5 nricr Staot in - Sabrcn 1dul'
rcnTrci lcin obne 0ab Dem &oltc SrFbolt
oroBc 0aitcn oufgcbilr0ct werScI,
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(zpc;int- GrrcciprntrnS.)
2Gms Scr StaatSbauptftnbt.
ScffcrIou GitD, Scbr. %


I5err Mtbatttur!
Der @ori9tog Sur @crtd9un9 sine die
wuy0c beutc i'm Senot angenommcn ; iuIr
merrcn olio feline berto9tc Chung I'M
nQAItcn Sabre baben,
Der 0ruocrucur Mrs cine 8l6l iur
0rsisri6tcr i'm 9. @esirfe onOrnncn.
HSerocn nidt bic SoriabIer be5 SeiirfS
sic Yolitit bc5 WouUcrucurS uno l~ci1cr
S6;oretifer nit %~crOGtun9 itrafen?
Gle gtprGitntanten Sts @cSirfS bcei1s
Tubtcn Gour. @ooSion io9Ici6 cire
g3abl on:u6crlumtn, 6nnljt bic 9tidter
uuo bic Scl:goten sur GOntituantc 81
0lci6cr 3cit 9tluabIt msrOcn f0nncn, unO
ncm %olfc bacurA pjcl 3tit un0 Selo crs
lpart wir6.. Sic @i9t wurNc ouSges
Ih~it6en unO ;uriiflcnommen. SEPT ioll
fe n~bQcbalteu un6 Dem &Olfc oaourd
sjnc orobe Gait aufgcbUrbct wcrbtn, nods
Dcm ;uoor ale ml0gliden &crIude 9cn,odt
mor6cn Sos %olf nm Sic Grp1btun9 lci=
nc3 Ni1ttr5 81 betrjigen.
UigtntbImlit, scr Sla9e County 2caocr
50l1gt 0ya. @aIiaan els ocn heltcn San
bi6uten Dor, nndScm ii6 N%erIcIbe 10 pieI
MIbe 9c3cbcu 0cn ScSirf aus Ger @eIt
al ibofen. Y8ir bofen nibt DAB boS
&olt ciucn Mann p0blen plrO, ser i'd
10 Uitl Mjibt gcgebcn NeS &O!fs5 Smtc'
rriicn 9cacniiGcr 81 trctcn.
Der Grri0la0 GrneucrNng5e @nn6s
trencwal bonds) ous;ugebeu fam beutc
nor, ms wur0e BON 9errn Sing II. Ncp'
uuloS bc~flirportet. @obriheiEIid mirr
bcr,9orf9Io0 i'm 3aufe poiiircn. Nicfe
Ncrrcu ~bcbnuptcn Dap Der Staot Sic al
ten WonoS bc;abtcu f6u1e, iuenn CO inn
bcIltbt pcmgemGb braudjt Der Sta0t
bieIe Bombs iiberbuupt ni1t su bcsablen,
mcnu's ibn1 ni9t beIicbt. Cine cigens
tGiimIjGc Nusieauns bCS @elebtS, oil
icbr mic 9icpubiation ouSiiebt, beIon6ers
wcnn mir ben6ten bob Sect. + bcS ieki'
GEN &oridlo98 beiBt {: noaB weber sic al
ten f"dIi9en Bombs, nod irgcno Elm Sbei
NcrieIbcn be;nblt weroen ieIe, aus8enom
men burd iOIde GrneuerunAssSonbS
Sept rics ni6t, SAP sic Bombs iiberbapu
nidt hcSaBlt wcrbcn %iolcn? Die SoIa
cinc5 iolhen @eieB.S. uiirSe icin bui
unicre Stantapapierc 800 Yrocsn
fallen un6 6cn Stnatscrc6it bceintrl0ti
gen tpilrte.
9tcue Bombs wiir6cn icst frct,i6 in
MNrtte ni6t su par uertaufen, obcr Sc
Grcbit Hcs StaateS piiroe oufredt crbaI
ten, uu0 nit Der 3eit, penn Ger Stan
Ieinen Sbligationen no6fommt, wiir0e
niciclbcn 81 par iteigen. Msnn Tie ieoot
tets bios fir Bombs ouSgcmedIeIt ne,
Ncu f~6anen, ~bcFcmmen lie fciucn JScrt
i'll Morftc, Un6, miibte Ser Staat i
Sufun Sclo nuiucbmtn ms neuc gonb
ou2gcbcn, 10 mTr6rn Siciclbrn cjHcn lei
0triuGcu Ertj3 t%rjuQcu. IL. r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

Miaioncn McrIdcu ~bc3tuacu, Sab
Sas bette Miittcl aeacn 9ritcn, GrtaItun8
uno one &ranfheiteu Der S.ult, Sunac
unO SebGe. DR.. @u9. &0ni9's > a M.
burgcrS ruttbec lit. IS lit abcr
aud Gin altcs beutidss 9duSmittel, uno
fonncn mir banfbar bafilr iein. baB cS
jebt in ieecr 9IpOtbefe in Nmcrifa su be-
fomrrcu lit.
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Grtra:Sikuno bes @pnars7es.

@r0iiocnt Grant bat AM II. 5. Mf. cine
Yrofiomntion crIaNcr, wnrin or cine
Sibunl bcS GonQrei1es auf Neu 5. MtGri
1875, Mtittoas - llbr beruft, "a "r DEM
icIbcn W(ittbcilunaen pOn ~beionrtrer
Sru0ucitc su MAIDEN babe. g&a8 bieIe
Mfittbeilungcn trtrefsn, fonnte man bis
iebt nibt in Grtobrung brin9en.
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MiHDuri Uimau3en.

91ab Scm ilbrljGen Seridt Ser 6unc<
comuiIdr, 6c:rE9 Die ganie SduIo nrs
i,rcs etaatc8 an litcn Sonaar 1875
Sl7,s39, coo. SIM lcgtcn Sabre murSen
bic Sntercncn prompt beiohit, iopie
$500 uGm capital ; ncbcnbei lit Elm
rcbcrldub bon $500, 900 oa,
llnlcre Staotsobligatioucn iiuo inner
h,Ih 10 Nlhrcn fGuin, mic folut
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-01-13
SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Wednesday, ian. 13, 1875.

A COINCIDENCE. just one hundred
years ago Gen. Gage was doing in
Boston what Gen. Sheridan is now do
ing in new Orleans. The American
people then, though few in numbers,
had courage enough to drivethi Brit
ish tyrant usurper, and invader from
the country. 1t seems by the outrage
that is now being perpetrated in New
Orleans, almost with impmity by
the National Government that our
people have not apparently as much
courage and patriotism as in 1915.
But is this the foot ?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-01-13
ITEMS.

The New York Sun has perpe-
trated the Deacon Richard Smith joke
837 times, Isn't that about 1886 times
to many
The Swiss, Austrian and Belgian
Governments have adopted stringent
measures against the importation of
American potatoes infected with the
Colorado beetle.
They say there is full quorum
ofpoker players in the United States
Senate. Somebody should cal EN- to
order.
Seth Riley, n prominent citizen
of Adrian, Mich, has been arrested
for the murder of his wife. who died
suddenly in December, 1871. The
evidence is said to be very strong
against him.
-Ex-priest Gerdemann, of Phila-
delphia, has been remanded for trial
for embezzlement Of funds belonging
to st. Bonilacius Roman Catholic
Church.
Now that her son has been pro-
claimed King of Span, Madrid trades
men hope to collect some Of the bills
that Isabella left unpaid,
Mrs. Motley, wife ofthc historian
whose death has been announced by
cable. was Il sister of the late Park
Benjamin, and a lady of fine culture.
The Mare Island Navy Yard in
California, which has cost the Gov
eminent in one ayand another about
$35, 100000, is likely to be more cele-
brated as a vote mandatory and a
refuge Tor small politicians than for
its value to the country as a ship
yard,
When the Chicago Times com
plains of scanty skirts in that city it is
about time for the authorities to inter
tere.
The Chicago pork packers up to
the 4th ult. had already paid out the
enormous sum Of SlO,00),OO) for hogs
packed there since Nov. /. That's
doing business in fine style.
The Iowa grasshoPpers skipped
the farm of Mr. Moore, in lila county
somehow. He gathered 600 bushels
of corn from 100 acres.
Every day that the United States
army remains in New Orleans will
represent an addition of 100000 votes
in favor of the next Democratic candi
date for the Presidency.