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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

AUcTIoN-On Saturday. the 23d day OF oc-
tober. will sell at auction Fourteen head OF
Horses, four span well matched four Double
Top Buggies; two Single Top Buggies; one
Carriage; one two-seated Spring Wagon !;
five sets Double Harness, nearly new !; two
sets Single Harness; two Saddles and Brides;
five Lap Robes; three Buffalo Robes; one
Secretary and one Stove; enc Barn, forks,
rakes and other things too numerous to men
ton. Barn for trade for other property
Teams, nine months time, bankable security
ON sums of $50 and upward, all under $50
cash, five per cent. of.
26-.f e. R. DENNIsoN, Auctioneer.
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WICHITA. THURSDAY, OCT. IA, 1875.
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apples by the barrel or bushel at the Last
and West grocery. 2l-tf
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VI. b. JACoBY.

IL Miss Dornblaser, the lady who edits the
Valley Falls Reporter, sticks TO her first propo-
sition to give kiss for blow, we think she
viii be sadly played by the tim she kisses all
the editors in Kansas that have been blowing
about her. BY the way, how would it do for
the aforesaid Puella to keep list of their
names and introduce it as part of the pro-
gramme at the next editorial excursion meet
ing and to follow Immediately after Prentiss'
address, in Independence Hall, at Philadelphia
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

School books Of all kinds at Ct. III. Herring
on's Post Office Book Store. 23-tt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

EIGHT BY TEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF the
Cheynue battle ground, Sl.00.
Cheyenne camp before battle, 80 cts.
Cheyenne camp after battle 80 cts.
German girls, captiyes, 90 cts.
Arrapahoe and Cheyenne agency, 80 cts.
Photographs of noted Indians, Cabinet size
so cts each, $500 per dozen. Card size so cts
each, $500 per dozen by mail.
W.P BLISS. Cheyenne Agency, L. T.
Register all money letters. 3-tf
WANTED-Wheat, corn, oats, cabbage, po-
tatoes and onions, in large quantities.
THOMAS DIXON,
20-tf Office at Smith & Pittingei's.
All the late papers, magazines, etc, wall
paper, stationery ofevery description, at II. j.
Remcr's book store, q Main street. 1J-tt
Remember that H. J. Rcimer has moved to
81 Main street, next door to NJ. Zimmerly's
hardware store. 15-tf
At the farmers store, while saving toll. you
get as much and as good for the money. See
McCanless Il Jones. 2-ti
War on high prices at DuHscomb's, Eagle
Block, next door to the post office. 9-tf
The great political sensation. ..Memoirs OF
General Sherman at Herrington's z. o.
Book store. 17-tf
Wanted to trade, ten shares OF Occidental
Hotel stock for country or city property. For
further information inquire at this Office. 4S-ti
For nice tinted letter or French note, ruled
and in colors, go TO the Post Office Book
Store. 25-tf
The latest out IN the way of queensware.
sold at Wichita prices, will be found at
McCanless & Jones', West Wichita. 2-tt
Having had about three years experience as
at Wichita. Kansas, offer my services as an
attorney in the prosecution of contest eases
and the perfecting OF land titles. win attend
to all classes of business coming before the
local Land Office, or the Department at Wash
ington. Any bus mess entrusted to me will
receive prompt attention. Office second door
south of Woodlands bank, Main street, Wich-
ita. Kansas. w. S. JENKINS.
lott
House moving outfit fer sale. Inquire of
Reese & SAWYER 6-tf
New store room! New goods. But the same
proprietor II. J. Reimcr, No. "A Main street,
next door to Mike Zmmerly's hardware store.
I5-tf
Hobson has just received one case of Jeans.
tiff
Patents on all lands entered prierto April
LIST, 1874, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
would be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded, which may save long and tedious
litigation at some future time. Aft
Mlbun Alexander & Bros, sign of tho big
hat, No. - Main street, one door north Of the
New York Store. 27-tf
COAL OIL, FLOUR, SALTi at wholesale or
etail, by Caldwell 81 Ellsworth. 4-tf
Gents underwear at the new hat store.
27-tf
School books just received at Ii. j. Rel
mes 21-tf
A large line of light weight Cashmere suits
and Linen goods for sale st net cost, at Oak
Hall. 2c-tf
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We have a large number of pieces OF lands
T., .roc1s of from one to twenty acres, adjoin-
ing the city of Wichita. suitable Tor suburban
residences.
NO. 44o-Southwest quarter OF section ~,
township IS, range . east. containing
liza acres: Al acres III cultivation, pine
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READ 'Ia1S-
NO 90-160 acres first bottom; southeast
quarter section So, township y, range
/ east: so acres under cultivation;
nine frame house 12xl6, with kitchen;
il miles from Wichita. Price 5000:
NO. e29-A first class hotel for sale, situated
ON the corner of First and water
street. in the city of Wichita, being
stories high, containing twenty rooms.
- This house was built three years ago,
and is doing a good business. ms
property can be bought for $4,000, on
easy terms. For full particulars please
address US.
ESteele IL Levy are the exclusive agents
Of aver 81. 900 acres of railroad lands. comprls-
ing the lands belonging to the A., 1. ~ ,. r;
railroad, in twp No. % II 70, ranges Nos; anu
, east and /, = aud west These are py iar
the best railroad lands IN the Arkansas valley,
Convenient to the city OF Wichita, the largest
and most enterprising city west Of Topeka
The lands adjoining those Of the rallToad eo onG
pany are wei improved. townships anu
school districts are organized, school houses
built, and schools supported in nearly all oil
them.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

The officers and directors Of the Sedgwiek
County Agricultural and Stock Association
were in session nearly all day Saturday fixing
up matters pertaining 10 the late exhibition.
Some of the gentlemen comprising the board
think that the EAGLE was a little severe in its
criticisms last week. We assure them that we
entertain no hostile feeling to any member OF
the board. Our language came of honest con-
viction, and when we designated the fair as a
failure, there was not particle of personal
Ill feeling back OF the expression All must
surely understand. too, that it Is not only a
grieyous but a humiliating thing for an editor.
who, after putting in three or four months OF
puts and big promises TO the people, finds
himself not only disappointed but open to Just
and severe criticism. 1t is ordinarily held
that newspaper pufs and editorial notices are
cheap exagerations TO be taken with large
degree of allowance. As far as one editor is
concerned we beg leave to enter a square pro-
test 10 any such conclusion We may at times
hold up only the brightest side, but we will
not knowingly mislead our readers in matters
of trivial importance, much less in affairs of So
serious moment as q county fair. And after
all we dent believe that there would be found
any material difference of opinion between
the editor OF this paper and the directors as to
the late fair, if the whole mind of each was
known.
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LIST OF LETTERS
IN THE WICHITA rosr OFFICE


Uncalled for October H. 1879.
LADIES LIST.
Baker, Mrs Mumper, Mrs S j
BurgO. Miss L Morgan. EE
bell. Mrs Il hitchell Mrs VI B
Baker, Miss McMiilen, Mrs NJ Z
Cramphen, Mrs ME Mulululcay. Mrs J
CUP, MIS- NJ Newell, Miss h .
Dourn. Mrs NJ \ Reed. Mrs Ii
Gray, Miss L Russell. S
Gaines, Miss NJ Rttner, Mrs ID
Haushaw, Waugh. Miss u
Hayden, Mrs Williams. Il A
Holmes, Mrs W Weygaadt. Miss L
Hayward. Mrs J Stewart, Mrs c l.
Mclaughlin, Miss II
GENTS LIST.
Atkinson, Capt & S johnson, TT
ArIaent. Z Knowles. 5
Anderson, Lagard, III
Armstrong. J Lane. MI
Anderson, WG Moor. CD
Baker. w McCuen, G.
Bishop, w L Mcfarland. L S
Bryant. J , Mitchell, W
Blue. 5 Madison. W
Bruce, III Mckinsun, DR. III
Champion, j Minor, l.
Casey, C. w Nader. j L
Grain, J S Miles, u
Cslkins. w Neimar, T
C'V"- d - i ope, L. NJ 4
Danton, + W Reed. sd
Dodge, q Russell. S j 2
Dalton, II L Rich, vi
Dodson, l. Reynolds, l. NJ
DAILY, l. Schmidt. L
DonneD. W o Stevens, II
Edwards, y L Shockey, JR
EVans, j sackett, J
Forrest, r2 Shehn
Fisher, + Stewart, J
Foster. G Smith, B NJ
Grant, Col ID I 4 Stewart, i A
Gcusman, \ Stellar, w
Gatlor, j Tcmain, NJ
Holm. I Turner. j l.
Hudson, II Terwilfger. W Il
Henry, DR. \ + Thilburst, s J
Houston. t L Watt. ID
Harris. j Williamson, &c
Hunter. w Woodward, L
Holkenbrenk, W Wcisner,
Hopkins, G Wilson, ID
Hill, j Whaley,J
Jones, A Il Vaughn, L
Ask for advertised letters.
". NJ. MURDOCH. Postmaster.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

n]Ifyo,, cannot find anything in these COZ
umns that suits you call at our ONCE, corner
of Main street and Douglas avenue.
xO sssLot No 4 in section %, township 70,
range west, and sw OF sw OF section ~
and " 4 of NV OF sec 81 IN Town -, range
cast Centa thing IA acres has ten acres
- timber. ten acres in cultivation and
watered BY the Arkansas river. fflce 10
xo 52oNSss acres. IN tlercounty Kansas, beng
W. SOC q town "a. Range east. n good stock
farm Price 5 per acre
NO SA4--lto acres northwest quarter seciion
s6. township %, range 3 east, IN but
Ter county, within miles of Big " al
nut. miles of Douglas. miles oil Nan
ley's SAW mill has II acres in cultlva-
ton. and a good well of water. Irice
45G.
No 4a1--l6o acres; northeast quarter OF sec
ticn %, township y. range west; mas
rs acres in cultivation, good ! story
frame house well finished; splendid
location, u miles west OF town. Price
1000. ..
NJ A9--Northeast quarter section ., toWn-
ship 81. range l west; SIX miles norm
west of town: unimproved. Price 6oo-
IN Southwest quarter of section D. town
w. shin u. range l west; unimproved.
Price 600.
No ag--Isf acres 40 acres in cultivation and
W. fenced with rails. good II story log
house, good well and stable lhe soui u. :
east quarter section s, township Is,
,.ange east. miles south OF wichita.
Price 1890.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

Judge A. Harris is turning much of the
attention of his spare time to the propagating
OF choice fruits upon his grounds in the south
ern part Of the city. He is getting ready to
bud several hundred peach trees into all the
best known and most valuable of improved
standards. In the lines of grapes and rasp-
berries too, be is putting out largely. Fer
fifteen years before he moved TO our city
Judge harris devoted much time to the cult
walton OF the varieties of fruit named, and
he is wonderfully conversant with the habits,
diseases, proper soils, ETC., of his pet fruits,
and we expect to witness some fine results in
a few wears
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

Noticeable among a number of fine jobs be-
ing turned of by the presses OF this establish
ment last week, was an invitation to the
Turnverein bail. which occurs Thursday eve,
October 2lst, at Eagle Hall. The invitation
alluded to was in gold, purple, blue, carmine
man frienos never DO things by halves when
it comes to occasions of enjoyment. The Ger
man element Of Wichita Is very large and in
fiuential, comprising several of the leading
men of the place, and in the matter of enter
prise they always take leading position.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

We are called 10 note distr essing accident
which happened at the depot yards last Satur-
day morning. The rails and ground were
slippery from the rains OF the previous even
ing, and while Mr.. Albert Walton, the yard
master, was in the act OF coupling two cars he
slipped and fell back. One leg was caught
under wheel, and before the car could be
stopped Mr.. Walton's leg was iearfully crushed
between the foot and knee He was taken up
immediately. a hack called and within twenty
minutes he was in the Douglas Avenne House
where he was put under the professional care
of DIR. Furley. and where he has been sur
rounded by sympathetic friends since. Wal
ton is quiet, sober, industrious, and in every
way an excellent young map, respected by
the entire community. He bore the shock
and after agony OF pain heroically, his only
anxiety arising from a fear that the leg could
not be saved. We have not consulted his
physician at this writing, but from other par
ties hear that he hopes to save the leg. Mr..
Walton is very cheerful and seems to rest
quite well. and we sincerely hope he may
come ont all right Mr. Shepard, a conductor
on the regular express, together with some
engineers and other employees, spent Sunday
with Al, cheering him up.
Since writing the above his physician con
Guided to take or the crushed limb which OPP
ersticn he performed Monday morning. The
leg was taken of some five or six inches be-
low the knee.
DR.. Sheldon, OF Topeka, the Company's
physician, came down after the operation had
been performed. lie approved all that had
been done by DR. Furlcy, and informed US
that Mr.. Walton was doing as well as possible
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-10-14

Do you rant good land ddjoistsS to'en, Try h'ds.
w Se3-aO acres: northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section %. town
shin u. range / east; II miles east OF
Wichita; splendid residence SITE.
Price 500.
NO 3ei-240 acres; the northeast quarter ana
the north half of the southeast quarter
of section 4. township rs, range east;
has % acres broke. and hedge rows
b,okc: miles north OF wichita.
Price 1900.
So ao5-161 64-lOO acres northeast quarter
of section /, township q, rouge east;
10 miles east of Wichita. Price 500.
rO sse-1G0 acres. the southeast quarter OF
section ., township IS, range west
unimproved. Price .00
No ea.-iGo acres the southwest quarter OF
section II. township y, range l west ;
splendid land, 81 miles northwest OF
town. Price per acre.
No aas-I6S fO-1Oo acres, being northeast
quarter of section 8, township ~. range
I east. - miles north of town; % acres
timber. - in cultivation; l6X24 frame
bouse. GOOD stable and watered by
little Arkansas. Price for the next GO
DAYS for land with crop l0oo per acre.
No A01-i6O acres; northeast quarter Oh see
ton Il, township y, range east; y
miles northeast of town; unimprofed
upland. Price 1000.
M A10-i63 acres. in section 81. townsfip 70,
range / cast so acres timber, 30 In
cultivation; f6x24 pine house; water
ed by the Arkansas river; . miles
south of town. Price 800.
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LongfeIlow's last poem, changing Of the
Crane" at p. o. Book Store. 1I-tf
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RICHARD CoGDELL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-15
SelegrGp1ji9e 2cpei9tn.
SntaMOs
Der GrOBe Observation-Disclosures
b6h0IttuGcu In 9rOsfIOu.

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Der ganjeu Gnglidl .leien0Cu ISelt eIucu !ta-
men 9ema6t,-eS lei Ibeopor Stltou. Die
ler lei ourd) otc uu0liidlldan Sorgdugc IN al.
len lcneH 9onnun9en Oernl9tet mOrOeu; len
penn let Oer0oet uuO no fritber Slid uHo
Sonnenldlein aeladJt, itarre ihm le6t Gleu0
hno 3lNIn eut9e9eu. Gr (oCr 2tWualt moue
leBt olele SSene utdt melter ausmalen, Oas
Sur9tbore Der 2lntlage lueroe ith im yaufe
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Sdu entbalte Glniclubeitell, pedJe ONS be
gou9eue Serbrehen ibredlid)cr uuO flr6tba
rer mad)teu, ais trgenO Gins, meldlc5 mon nd
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gobe clue0 rcllgiiicu 8lotttS gemcicu, Der
Setlogte babe o0s OauS ietueS &lJenteu bGUz
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ltell Srellnoe gemelgl. 9as &Grbrtdleu let
EN- 9ebeumcs uuo mal meroe uid)t enuarttu,
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reu tonne; blele6 lei eOod) uadl Dem @cieBe
llber ben SemetS Oes @bebruhS Nud) garntdlt
notbt9; Oos @eitduonlB ciner Der betbellta=
ten Rerloncn geniige. 2lmpalt molc Die
Qanolun9en oe9 SetlQgten fllrS auB0bleu:
Der 6nll babe am ). suit 1870 le,ucn An
Tang geNemulenr lnbem Die Satin otS &l0=
GERS uon @emlneuSbiiien Aepeinlgt, lbm tbrc
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aui be S90tladle ocrluaiien, oaB ole ptrIOu
ltten SeSebungen Spiiheu belOeu BoytC,Gn
bis O0bt Die betcn gemeIgH ieiem, ood) u01
oem @eiiaU9Aliie lelaer Hrau babe 8ldger Nie
Shmeue Der BpmOuth.Sirde uidlt iuicbsr
betreten, bis 5um so. SttOber ieueS IapreS,
an ipel4em Gage er tiGgs9augtu iel, I'M oen
Setlegtea 5lIr 3ene 3u ltelltn. Glsr OfGHaie
lang babe er oaS llured)t ldlneIgtao ertrdgeH
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Sd)rc6liG,cS 1ln9IiiG 6ci Smota.
Srct Scipanuc brcd)cn Ottrd1
onS %ts Ocs WitHunri nnO Uerz


Cm0bo, ltcbr., y. San. - 6eutc Ntit-
tag lnb man orcl 2&oQcugcipauuc uuter Der
Annld)t non utcr NtdunCrn ibcr Oa8 Sis OcS
Dtllourl rOn Soma uadl l}cbroSFa fabrcu;
ais lIc III Der Nttttc mOrtn, brahcn ite pl5b
lldl cin uHO pUidwouocu iofort inter Dem
Glie.
Dan bat nod ntt 'Uiobrtu t6uucu, per
Nlc un9lidlld)cu yCute Worcu. 9ie oQQc-
meme 2lnitdt gebt OO6in, OaB Die 2eute I'LL.
9liiflid)cr 2Sciie oui cine Stclle gcrittbtu,
auf mclfer bnS sis cine Srcde mcil bcruus.
gcIdnIttcn morNu mo mcltc nm leidJt 3ugc=
irCrcu mar,
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Gin ncmer fiiDncr 1lnO 8liiGlt6er
Sattfr0ltb.

ScraHton, BtnHl., "A. San.-lSdbrtnO
Ole iibrigcH 8anfbeamten Der ,,griten gatIOs
uaIbnut" Su GOrbOnOale, Beuni., beute gum
DtittageIieu gegaugeu w0reu uuO Oeu Saiii
rer SanteS SbOtt, etnen nlten, ihwddIldeu
@tNnn, aaeiH juriifgelafien batteu, betrateH
3pei WGuuer ouS SaufgebGuOe, UOu Oeucu
Der @iuc cine 6iiuibO0arnOtc gewchielt babeu
mollte. S6ott mollte Dem entipred)eu, purOc
abcr oubci crgrifieu, gefuebelt uuO an Ou5
@Ult fCitgebunoen. Damn iu6teu Die Strol.
dlc 0llc5 boare @clo Suiammeu, etuu SlO,=
900, uObct iie gliidli6erueiie eiuen Cad mt
$4,000 SUbult itbCriobcu, mo mahten iid),
ais cine 6rau III Der Uorocrcu 6bitre erid)ieH,
;u Der bmtCreu aus Dem StaUbc uub giugeU
nUf Ocm Sic iibcr Gee TluB. Dian glaubt
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III DER 9tGbc Oerbergcu mtroeu. 3mei 0t1H-
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gaubt, OoB tie Die 6bGter gemCicu, cS obcr
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, 6uB / 3Ou QroB uno mar nit eiuem Ouu=
tclbrauucu Rod unO @ut bctlCiOct, mGbreuO
Ocr }lnOCrc all 6uB 10 3Ol mag mO ciHtu
nUufrlu llu,un tlufn
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@ri6icBmm9 ctncs Sampf6oots
G0Dit1us.

CINCINNATI ., 8. ,iOml0r. - S1otdl
Gic0oulclo, Captain ciuca 0ampntifiee,
Wurbc pon lSilbcm lGcbd am uerioiicueu
N|ltuOdl iuEOlnt BleOiaut, QScit &irguicu,
gct00tCt. Ger yeRtcre mar BON 6auie abmc.
lcnD. Scl lclncr 9tidtuuit sriubr er, caB
0tc0omcls NIT icIncr 6rou itrdillhcH llut-
gang pflCNc. Gr crgrIii lcIuc 8iidie, iud)tc
oct Gapltdn aut mcldcu CT um 8mfe nit
Dem 3rlutcu lcluc5 Gicr6eS bciG)Gitj9t fuuO
umh idlnl lAlll nIln @mnnL il1,a .Sct.1
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SrtdDirtn TT SHinOis,- = 5cd,SScbn
&rdnfc TIT Ciucm S0rfd1cn. -
,ilnct NcrinmCIf ncitnrhcn.

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Ncpclhc non &ontOtcc, 81, ingt, OoB III cz
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troutt nnO ; bcrcltS gcitorbtu imN; mebrcrc
2uCCc llCCCn I'M StcrbCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-15

geitoblcue Stitd mad Den Ser. Gtaateu &C
manNelt ieiu miiiie, mO Cteie &crmtbuug
bat IT'D itbt bcitdtigt.
orn. ShlauS, eincm betanutcu &uuitbGuo.
Ter am SroaOmag, Wuroe tiirSlid) ouS geiob=
lene Stiid uou 5wei SpauterH un9ebotsu, II.
er taufte cS fir $3.50. t6r. SdllauS bat OaS
Runitmert iebt Dem ipOniiben Gouiul Sur
Nelfiinnnn nPitellt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-15
Ser N.Rohlcnc = -WiilrIlin

Nem : y ort, u. &an, = Cine Sabel
Sepe,9e mi,S;te por ehua 5mei Miouateu,
oGs i4 Come uon SepiQa Elm E6.l aus
Clnenl 'Senldloe 9EuriGoS, otn bciiiqcu 9(u
tol'u@ QoH BueNu o0rltleno. btruuSgeihnit
'eN WprQGu lei. 0(0n utrmutbttc, OaB OuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-15
Charlie GDB.

Hem 9orr, -. SQulIar. - @eneru
:gtorgcn bcgob it'd Der &ater ncbit Dem flcj
nen &ruoCr OeS 9Wnubtcu Snobcu uof,
Nemart, I'M OaS BicrC, nos Dto,her ne.
oran4te, olS CT ocn &tuocSroUb ouoiiihtc,
III lNcUufiSucn.
Ger tlelae Solttr 9toB crtanutc ioforf oea
SlerC, oaS IN ocm Siauc uou ran Slett in
9temort Rd) bcFuoet, ais OGS ltd,tlot. Sine
oeIoDnung mwN Em 0eTentQcil ;u1cTdert
ocr rasHN cine 2InStunit ubcg oa8 Bisrp oc
zen toIlu' mtldc Ooiu iUM., BEN iriibercr
Glgeutbillher OeIielbe:. an cntbefsu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-07

He has also. in connection with the Restau
rant. fine LODGINGS for the weary
1tf PABLO LAVEAGA
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-09-29
A New Heart.

An anecdote published many years ago OF
the Indian chief, Teedyuscung, king of the
Delawares, is too valuable to be lost. "One
evening he was sitting at the Preside OF a
Friend. Both of them were silently looking
at their own reflections. At length the 81
lence was broken by the Friend, who said,
Il will tell thee what l have been thinking
Of have been thinking of rule delivered
by the Author of the Christian religion,
which, from its excellence, we call the Golden
Rule. Stop said Teedyuscung, don't
praise it to NE, but rather tell me what it is,
and let me think for myself. l do not wish
you to tell me of its excellence; tell me what
it is. 1t is for one man to do to another
as be would have the other do to him. =
That's impossible 1t cannot be done,
Teedyuscung Immediately replied. Silence
again ensued. Teedyuscung lighted his
pipe and walked about the room. In about
quarter Of an hour he came to his friend
with smiling countenance, and taking the
pipe from his mouth, said, Brother, l have
been thoughtful of what you told me. L
the Great Spirit that made man would give
him mew heart, he could do as you say, bu
not else. Thus the Indian found the only
means by which man can fulfill his socia
duties"