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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-10
A Western Horror.
From Carroll county, Iowa. comes the
following horrible story

From Carroll county, Iowa. comes the
following horrible story
1t seems that about eighteen months
ago man named Jacob Weaver who liv-
ed with his step-daughter, on his farm,
about one mile from Miles Point, in Car
roll county, was missed by his neighbors.
Grave suspicious were indulged by the
community that the old man had been
toully dealt with, but his step-daughter,
who enjoyed an unenyiable reputation,
and her husband, McNIeans, told plausi-
bic story, which their little daughter SEEM
ed to corroborate. They pretended that
they had gwen the old man 500. and that
he had started on foot toward Hardin, in
Ray county, to make some purchases, and
he had run off with the money This sto-
ry did for a time, but suspicious were
again renewed that the old man had been
murdered, and it coming to the knowl-
edge Of McMeans that he and his wife
We're suspected. the family suddenly de-
camped last fall, taking away all movable
articles, and going, it is supposed, to
Brunswick, where they now possibly, still
are
The house which they occupied is a one
story frame, with shed kitchen on the
north side A few days since, two youths,
who were out hunting. went into the I'M
occupied premises to escape the rain, and
with boyish curiosity commenced prying
into things. One of them noticed that Il
part OF the dirt floor of the kitchen was
sunken down below the rest of it, right
under the place where doubtless the stove
had stood, and on one side a crack in the
ground was found into which a stick was
inserted. and the boys worked out the
grave. Doubtless the stray cattle driven
into the untenanted shed by the winter
blasts, had pressed down the loose earth
in the grave. The boys at once gave the
alarm, and the neighbors disinterred the
remains of Mr.. Weaver. DR.. Barnes eX-
amned the body, and recognized it as the
missing mans. One arm and a part OF
one side were gone; otherwise eighteen
months had not rendered the body entire
ly unrecognizable. 1t was found that the
skull had been crushed in by blows from
an axe or some other heavy instrument.
This was doubtless the mode OF the old
mans DEATH
The most horrible part OF this inhuman
transaction is that the step-daughter could
have lived so long, perhaps a year, and
cooked her meals right over the spot
where her mothers husband lay in his
rude and bloody grave. For few hun
dred dollars worth of truck. she and her
husband had murdered him, and they had
buried his poor, mutilated, old and weary
body Just where of all places in the world,
q woman, one would think. would least
care to have her victim. For heartless-
ness and depragity, this exceeds anything
recorded in the history of the Bender fam
lily.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-10

FLINGING SHADOWS. We have no
right to fling an unnecessary shadow over
the spirit of those with whom we have to
do, than we have to fling a stone and in
iure them Yet this tlinging shadows is
very common sin, and one to which wo-
men are particularly addicted Oh, what
4 blessing is merry, cheerful woman in
a household One whose spirits are not
affected by wet days OF little dssappoint-
ments, or whose milk of human kindness
does notsour in the sunshine of prosperity.
Such woman, in the darkest hours,
brightens the house like piece Of sun
shiny weather. The magnetism of her
smile, the electrical brightness of her
looks and movements. infect every one
The children 60 to school with sense OF
something great to be achieved her con-
queror's spirit. No matter how people
worry and annoy him all dav, far off her
presence shines, and he whispers to him
self, cat home | shall find rest" So day
by day she literally renews his strength
and energy. and if you know man with
beaming face, a kind heart and a pros
porous business, in nine eases out of ten
you will find he has wife of this kind.
For nothing is more certain than that the
man who is married must ask his wife tor
permission to be happy and wealthy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-10
VOLUME Is.

must be remembered when dealing with
facts discOrds are of no account But the
whole story is not told Some chickens
We're raised, 50 that, after eating y 1owls,
y remain to garnish the present year ana
add their lay to that of the last Our
friend further says THAT Il warm sunny
coop and plenty of food and fresh water
are all the conditions of such success.
Brahmas are excellent winter fowls be-
cause Of their feathers, and consequent
protection from cold. Leghorns and Span
ish do best in milder weather All hens
do as well rs they can in the spring time.
A flock Of well-kept fowls is a credit to
any family. and, irrespective of their
profit, their society and conversation are
ottentimes more enjoyable than some of
the unteathered creatures on change
Prune, but do it JudiciousIy.
A correspondent of Colman's Rural
World gives the following correct prnci-
Piles OF pruning:
There is a medium in all things, and
practical experience has taught me that it
should be observed in pruning fruit trees.
1t is only necessary to reflect one moment,
when we will very readily see that neither
lIt NON pruning Hol tlit lltIN -
the proper treatment of fruit trees. My
plan is to plant small but thrifty trees. so
that have entire control over them from
the first; and | allow them to grow up
straight in Il single stem, as to be able
to form the heads at desired height. Those
that are upright in growth | form the
heads say two and half to three feet
high, and those that have spread branches,
form the heads say three OF four feet
high, in order to make them head uniionll-
ly. | cut off the main shoot little above.
or about the height desired for the heads,
thus causing the buds to start out many
branches; and after they have made some
growth, and while tender, remove all
except those designed to from the future
tree being careful to observe that they
are equally distributed around the tree,
generally not allow more than four or
five to remain, ana those not too much
crowded
Having thus formed q tree, all the prun
ing that viii be required tor the next five
Years will be, to cut off the struggling
branches and water sprouts. BY strictly
adhering to this plan, tree will seldom
ever require any more pruning, except to
remove the water sprouts that may appear
from time to time, and such Struggling
branches us may come in contact with
each other.
The foregoing has been my practice,
and success has been good in fruit grow
ing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-10

Col. Edward Moore of Portland, Me-.
has successfully removed the celebrated
MONDAY Rock off San Francisco, and Civ
en- nine fathoms OF water thereat, the con-
tract only calling for eight tathoms. There
were only 81 feet over the rock at low wa
ter. Eleven trips were made to it before
accomplishing the result, the rock being
in open sea. The divers found cavity
90 feet down the side and nitro glycerine
cartridges We're placed therein, 800 pounds
beng used ltwas fired by electricity six
hundred feet distant The explosion was
terrific, the spray and debris going up six
hundred feet. One piece of rock of $50
tons went up some 500 feet. and upon fall
ing into the water caused shock like an
earthquake. Several seals were killed
and thousands of fish. A boat load of the
latter were taken to San Francisco.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-10

A Washington correspondent after de
scribing number of literary people at
the capital, says of Gail Hamilton: She
is the ugliest. and wittesu, and most en-
tertaining WON IN in existence. Yet when
l gaze into her face, with It's total lack OF
prettness, cannot blame her for eXclaim-
ing, How wish | was as good looking a.
some OF these girls. who havn't an idea in
their pretty craniums!' | can sympathile
with George Sand when she said, I'D will
ingly relinquish all my wi, and talents for
the exquisite gift of beauty That's one
Moman's opinion
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-10

They have hitherto fed the snakes IN the
Garden of Plants in Paris, on live rats,
which satisfied the snakes and nearly every
one else but the other day rat became
unreasonable, and differed with snake
worth 2,OOOf, as to who should eat and
who should be eaten. He killed the snake
and now they will kill the rats before they
put them in, and won't give the old fel-
lows chance
, 1875-11-04
Sill M1en ppu Ship.

60 ungeiuno @opernor Ilen's Steuuna
in Der Slnan3fra9e iein mag, 10 geiunb uno
entitieoen lit ietne Stelun9 in Der 3empe=
ren3- unb Sonnta9sfrase. Gr fiebt, baB es
bic Oeutihen maren, Die ieine ytieberlaee per.
anlaEten. Srotbem ldBt err fif au feiner
rahiiidtisen 8emerfuns sesen ite binreiben,
%lonbern I'M @e9entbetl, er mar elmer Der @rs
iten, bic iofort segen oaS uniinnige @ebabren
einiger bemotratlider ,Stsfopie proteitirteu,
Die bic Oeutihen fir Die lelbiitdnbi9e Nuss
iibnng hires &ablrehtS burb peri6drfte
SemperenS= uno Sonntags=@ eiebe beltrafen
molten. Sn oieier 8eSiebuns oerbient bas
Nuftreten oes olten 9errn ale N~uerfentung.
neberbaupt tbut eS uns ipirflih leio, baB fth
@ouerror Nuer bon benz S~irenen9elang Der
SnHattonssO emo9o9en unb ibren YrdiiOent=
tfaftss Serbelbnn9en uerfibren lieb. Serr
Iuen 1T unitreitig elm Wtann BON 9roben Eas
lenten, beoentenoer Sri9inalitdt nnD ae1urts
ben Nniidten. Wdre er III Der @nrrenc1,
Sra9e ielnen alten @rnnbidben treu aeblie-
ben, bic ct bel 10 nielen friiberen @%eleaenbet=
ten 9ldn5eno oerIobten bate, 10 mare feline
triumpbirenoe @ieoererpabluns 9eiiaert 9e=
weien. Die Sbulfra9e bate ibm nitts 9e,
than, % er IN Se5u9 anf oteielbe 9eraoe 10
geinno mar, tpie iein @esner, ullo ba es iiber.
banpt inter Der ~ge9enpdrtt9en Contribution
bon Ohio IN nrierem Staate felne mtrflihe
Shultra9e 3eben fam.
Serrn Iuen'S lelbft tpegen bebaueri1 mir
baber, baB er iih Die Slatform BON ben Yoliz
tifern porihreiben lief, fat ibnen bic 4}lat.
form porSuidreiben. Serr Nuen mar fir
Die oemotrat,i6e Yartei III Ohio eine giotbs
menol9feit. Sie fonnte niht obne inn iertia
iperben. Gle muBte i'm mieber nominiren,
ipeil ite feinen @anoibaten bate, Der ibnl an
Starfe, Yopularitat nnb Stipulation nur ans
ndberno slelh gefommen ndre. 8enn ii1
oaber Iuen auf Die Sinterfibe selteft unb
ertlhieben erfldrt bdtte, bab er auf elmer Sn=
fatlonss Ylatform bic Nomination nidt ans
nebmen ipIroe, 10 bitten Die Snflationilten
III Der Yartet entrpeper ireiipiltg nad)geben
miiie1, ODER iie pdren in Der Staatsz@on,
uertion iiberiimmt worben. @enn auen
@ioeritanb seleiftet bdtte, 10 piiroe pielei9t
aud Der espenlaubige Thurman etwas @or-
rage befomlnen baben, unb Der bemofratis
iden Yartet mare nibt alein tire Nieberla9e
in Ohio, iono ri auh Die baburt ersenste
Generalization in SeSug auf Die na6lte
YrafoentensgSabl eripart morbeu. go aber
1T benz bitteren &elfl, ben ieet Die oenofras
tilden Yarteifiibrer leeren miiiien, aud, nod
Die Sngrebien3 oeS permntbllben Bemubta
ieinS bet9eiett uorben, bab fe ielblt baran
Sfulo iparen. (@inc. GolfSbl.)
, 1875-11-04

Dies ii aber nod ntGt Aues. Die BoIi,ei
bSrte Die Bitolenidiie unb iu9ts ihre Bhibt
gu tbun, nuSte iif aber Dor benz @eiaibten
oes Germ auriid3iebeu. Gin Ha1tpd6ter
ihafite Die Seide bes unslidlihen Opfers
aus benz Wege uno erbdIt fir iein Stia.
ihmeisen $400 per Utonat. Gin Oienfs
mdbten i'm fontsliAen Balalte uno ibr an.
peienoer siebbaber, Die 3euse Der gluttbat
nareu, puroen haeudlin9s ermoroet uuo cir
@iAter bon Ulacrio, Der einl6reiten noute,
tuuroe ebenfals aus Dem @ese serdnmt.
OBJ bieie Iigaben mabr iinb ODER nidt,
fonner mir ratiirlih niht beitimmen, bod
ioden IN Wtaorio alentbalbeu Blafate in llm+
laMf geiebt perben, nelhe bieie 9danbtbat
CUR &enntnib beS Bublifuns brinaen.
Der Niaoriber Correspondent bes ,8ofon
Gopertiisr" erpIhut Der @eidibte ebenfaas
nno ia9t, Die YoltSei biete Ines auf, Inn bie=
ielbe gu perbeimIideu. Spanten, iast Der
Correspondent, itebt am Gorabenb elmer @e=
pollution, oenn Der junse &Onig trete in bic
SnBiapfen ieiner Wtutter unD Die gauge @e,
Sierung iei bon Sben bis llnteu 10 fail, mie
nod lie 3up0r,
, 1875-11-04
@uSfen pub @rFaT.uaaen.

o. ,eta. oss sAS.sns pes isstsa 6 sesRetc Ens sno
tta uas Sri6ltraesn 70 ysresrrf@eHs eerttsa Gle srfss
sSls E8tater. Sab szibs erpaiafi pessn ltsS. 4 sts nr.
h9e stsss Rra1stetsfn sess' zen. DIE vasbsiebi sa
cnteasa, velAs htssaa btfaSss Burssn. ssres sns
e~sstfrlbt5 perfspn. ID un,erbeaitAets pb1 az SeE'
ltAtn StfbSerbea ieihsabs aense ssa v%saisnrass isles
eetuasestt babes isIsss Bon ss SHEsssrEae be- asset
skdrs alstbea.
nss. ale ess srsbs 9alfs.32u fat tarseemas sstiss
sts Nlaesns Hns su &~iSeeusses a~Rssiraen Nab sitls
sabrtisattn sss gssrsur baliieeH eiusn .ruars.n flo
fns Die Dsraaaltaiettss s.s pteuorsfe sstsan seSsrsrs
sab sas - iaa saasiiA ben @sbraaa Son &siSusi pNs'
gisrtss sa xrenisrtes ss ssDsr sssr ser StrbenSnss
n,ssss s.ss saa,; Sa s' asas ~ Iss..s; 90 ss
eata6's Neas.sse yiatn sssiauf ssrssn, sbs nas ss
ss sn aastsz @s.tss e.irss' %, rae ese stptg ss
sssssss S!.,., g g 'ssss @t,ss'; Y. a.,s aS r |.
stsrs aDtrfaHe ale ylapsrafe. STE s,raYtaHeH at
eyeestAul d II fltinev ssss srsssa Dsisn ssns.msa.
stas srsts Dshs sss Gslsme p.aa 60 sls a%ttubrass
- III tsbs ssiasat. bal q trtls Doita SpstHelRne tsr.
nsa uaAs 6a.sds EsaAsrais Siasa siaatna, bio
si.fissa rssIis. Eas 10 csilast 2Ddsisia. sssraai, per-
fsata. nti&e sn RsptiAMers Irtesa, stn: &ranibstt. ETC
lt!r ssaas xne iear:fsnsrsalt a. tsanss rtiA Z. srass-
~ susA etae DsfS eki1 ptasa fnrtrt rerstn.
Cdr Ut Itess IN eaamtx ter Ssrtuefu@t IN fol-
9,a Ssrfsasa vsI4s en- Bsasstnns, irauisr asbr soss
9sssyaa isisss. gas ses ~ ~tt.n, bay ets!: Id tteltes
ssatsa ssss v,ra5,s ASs 4. isbsn ~. ssA rsts. Wsl
uAts. Detse.s sef6vsrt DR.. Gdt.d. aae Dt,tsntaes,
pslAt D.. ettss @smstsmt Der 66pipsuat bexsiss.
ssssas.ia ssn as'' a..srtis yssa " Il. asss ta'p ,sriss:::
tns. faHa lese &ath1iR nxs fnnt ar,tIt&s Dsbaasluna
~ssfslbsx si,sn hsrataea, at.- Dr. e6sna ste .s,ia nit
el1erbdt. bat e&st1eaa. In thrsn srssa stasmm
iz,me ~ ssilsa II. ans isiba pspx be elns.a ttsiwt,is
sneefytd.n uarsa. Ia q lem haufs ssiunstn bsa patieas
ten slsen ~ ssatoun tnerS D tiun0teitI ~ brtnssn. eDena
Ger eetstabr mar xsA sRs actunes 2rast bet. 70 u st,R
| AHetfpi. bak kfr Anefar etuk ernaDfefe Kur eratslfn kann.
R<sn maa fdnsa Mapefsaess otasa fsiet.
DR.. 3Aeua sean tssse 6pnnahtne Ia ferer Chkss
asss,e gse beg Ga4ssa aab &rARyase s~,nfsltirt scr
kAhSa.
, 1875-11-04
DC GO uteAt tosf, frnbern befnref
fGo tDphL

pns BIZ Ursst ~: eslaasts Der 2sRtpr 10 etnss rt9tt.
gsn Dtssaelt IN ssefsr, Salsf U0ena sin beiatt wirs.
70 pat Or. Wsitart Der gDelt ~b.1tefeR, eas S&Gsxefpbt
eetieat III, weHn man rthtiettt6, tie rpya iArttben, ee
srtbe 9nteeduna tn Der Wiaterta raseiea. ben ,Ytne Free
8ssetai1 ssssn pals. uab eanssairanitsiten snpsnses.
Sft cot man uns stlaaf: ssDir baben ~ Sbrer Wttrtsia
bura ben Stbsana Sbrn Cordial unh Der .DpspepHs.
vt9sI septIt pproen fns.' Gsf GriuGen psr5festli&en
sr ns4 Elm 3eusais ia SutsrsHs sz 2stssnssa. ua.tr.
laSs aiHt. % ~ ItisR.
eruiftst Otss., n. Rps. 1853.
Dr. !. q. 8. aDiftart. - aDtrtta farl SIN ays,i
1868 btHel ntia stn anfsnss unbsSsatsnsr Snhta. mel.
Sss absr bale siHsn trsifitbsu Sbaraiter sEuabm. Dr.
--sea- sneIatl iair e~sssrtbran ~ aeOmen. ~tl&s
ws u iaste, MIR tfpas Grlet&tetuns snf&afsn pures
alto abss nia' fartrsn Tonne Sd ssrfn&ts ben esssr'
ttraa une fts4 W.ttssI, re!&t nsir ssaanat uusps, tstns
aas ta 9as i&lirnmtt q nt ,afsst st tlirtt n
m'S tarsa unbstItarsr SAptkbiuAtItt.
ssab. als ltstts wltttsl rvrps 10 s~oaalast. Jprsu
srfs Biaf6s mar N II siH Wuyea sns als
isnUs sft ssuts sttstrtsrseatat. So
Z; Ssss . sss.s.s ssist s 3 ,a, as.ss''' Sssss o. is.sis,n D,il
uessri,asans, semitic ssaalt ~ itia. So fsrstse si.s
@tS, ssnn Stsss fas a~nseH.sfsn tussnA
Wit aufriGttser Dsufbariett Sbr e
mtufitle 81 0artfsH .
&tu %sfeersurs Tebtsixss. Rslaer 5afaltsts. HisIsmt
ss0st rtbmet itiae sauis 3tt Der unteriu6uns Don pa.
f~uIttrsnbs a.rsts 10. antrtannnr 9a&t,eirit stbsn in
lnr { siie; fur bic Stmubansen ssrltlbsn Usrotn BIN
Yublifura fetne Hpfsn hers&nst.
elns iaI&s Sslsssabttt ttstst istas ansus anRslt tn
eanhe.
S.ttft aus trssns stnsx Tbttls pee eenses, IN s,.N,p
nm Nate a~nasfrsst rirp. wtresn prompt gnS ~unrutaelp
ITO stantEesttl @tmthsa io9ttn In Berm pom
HSsebfein ODER Qofaansetinnsen
ahefms6t perptn.
rtsts ssn ~aDtikarts .ansrtean Tpspetfs ptass 81
per Sna@ttI. Dttltlbtn uerbtu mad Gmpfaas sts BE.
tyaees yer Tph l~uesianst.
prsts ven aDtIbarts ,ptns &rn Ear &sreial" SIS
pr 1IsiGs sbr I'll pei Dussae 8laldsn. 1afsubans
pts GrpreS.
ale 6ni@rtftea fsEtsn a~brsftrt uerbtn an
&. q. u. Eetfbarf, M. d.
Re. 2S2 Sterb 3peite Ctr.
ptNAkelSgtc.
gsssAea ts sHaa NAstssssa. iSz2tua
, 1875-11-04
Gin Grfols ses sdus,oas.

Die amterifaniihe @lasonitrie, uelde bis
Dor 3ebn Sabren nod in ben &inoerihuben
fedte, bat in Tolge eines uerniinfti9en Shuss
soues ieitoem gang au6erorbentlide Sort.
i9rltte gemaht nno ibre @%rseu9niiie f0nnen
Die 8er9leihnn9 NIT benen pieler anoerer
Sanber ausbalten. SIN Sabre 1866 sdblen
mir anf benz gan3en @ebtete Der Ser. Staas
ten nur 1877 @laSbitten, tpelde ff auf bic
Serfteauns 9erpiner, einfaher @lasmaaren
beidrdnften. peute 9ibt es in Der linton
bcreits 213 @lasfabriten, tpelhe $4,000 Cir
better bei6aftlgen unb, mas baS @ihtigfte
lift, ane unr benfbaren Sorten BON @las>
maaren perferti9en.
Die ba~nptiadliditen Ylase, an benen Die
9laSzSn0uitrie betrieben mirb, finb folgenoe:
in Wlaiaduifets bic 9tabte Solton, Gam,
bridge, Sommerpiue, Sanomid uno Nein
Seoiorb; Srootlpn, williamsburg, @reen-
point, CORNING, Qancaiter, Nem lebanon,
Hodeiter, sort Serbs nno 2pons i'm Staate
Neip Oorf; Bergen, Minpile, @lansboro,
EranSboro, 8iaiamStoipn uno Sebforo in
Diem Serieg; Yhilabelpbia, Y%ittSbur9, Iue>
9benp nnb QSbite Wtius in Tennlpls
~panien; g8beelin in Welt.Gir9inien; Bel
mont nno Beaefontaine in Ohio; ct. 9onis
IN W~tiiionri NIB Gan Sranctsco i'll &alis
%fornien.
Die beftdnbissn Serbeferunsen bes i'm
Snlanoe fabricirten @laieS baben Die Gilt
iiibr ansldnoiider @laswaareu nad uno
mad iebr einSeidranft ; sewiiie Sorteu bon
8ldieru, auf melhen man bier Yatente ee,
loft bat, inO iosar gu Export 4rtiteln senor,
Den, oa man fe i'm 4uslanOe riht gut nod
abmen tann. Sierber seb0ren J. 9. Die @la.
ier nit einsebranrteu Sirmen inb 4nfidrif=
ten, wie ie in Apotbefen uno demii6en So
bcratorien 9ebraudt werOen. Serner wer.
ben Die bilt9en, aber prattiI6cn Sorten
Betroleum : gampen nod INNER fart mad,
oielen 9dnbern Guropas, mad Ghina, Sapan
nnb 4uSitralien uerfrahtet, pennsleih uidt
mebr 10 fart, ais Dor wenisen Sabren.
@laspaaren jeber @attnns 9eben BON ben
Ser. Staaten nod China, Sapan, Cuba,
gentral. unb SibsAmerita. Dle @eiammt=
proouftion unierer @lasfabrifation betrdst
jdbrlit $2,500,O0O Oas in bieier Snbuftrie
anseleate Sapital belduft f6 auf 3d.
900, 0O0.
, 1875-11-04
&Dnis Mlfonfc BON Spanien Elm
Ncrfuhrer uuc M6rper.

ueber ben %blntlungen 80ni9 NlfonID bon
Spauien ersablt Die OSew Dorfer y@rapbie"
Ihrediihe @eidihten, welfe oenielben gu
sinem wabren S4euial itempeln, ipenn iie
auf Nabrbeit berubeu. 0erielbe ioll ndms
lid Die 3odter eines ieiuer OfiSiere oerfiibrt
haben, ,pdbreno oerielbe I'M Selbe geaen bic
Teiube Alfonic'S. bic @arlilten, fott unr
elmer ieinsr dlteren 8umpaue, Der Ser3og bon
Serto, iol gu sleiher 3elt bic 8ran bes &C..
uannten OfTsiers ebenfallS snm Sale se4
bradt baben. ais Der @atte nno Batter,
Dem bic Sahe 81 Sbren fam, suridtebrte,
lou er lein Biltol auf ben Sobn Siabeua's
abaefenert, benieIben ober sefehlt baben urc
narauf DON SeTtc eridpfien worSen iein.
, 1875-11-04

Isiba b~eriertse, rdAn NIT Drsp.rRa bepaffet IN. FOL
teraual Ia q. bt etnetn lneunfihen Dlable satt benz fat
snbetesbarsn g~erlansen ~ asen, uaraflbetl ~ nebmtn
xab bcaao& burH bic 8ur&t baron aus sei6loRrn 3u feA
fsIsen. Dpd mot saen Ia patteus lttbe, 10 absrn mi
I'm aus 9aussenoReu. ba n dmmer fhlu eaaRe, ats Ct.
sas II tabslu kubd. 6s aaAlt su Dpsppsttr I'D ieIbe
xHb fetnt san,t 1nstbuns. Dit ela6lt2s 8rbtltdiet
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Rd&asn ibH nteseu, ut&t ielten juf gajwetaaxe sus r.
ear iRra Sdhfmssbe abu Harxu a.
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hit bs pubItiums barauf btnstlA-ft eae keu 8Iaf&s
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&eimr RFan3enhDTe.

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h8- Wan ssa@te bt ~fslsfatsH spnrfpmt, mel.
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Dtrfupfuns. Inusrt ramerttstbtn S.uiaatrLne aaa
fpibtr ptaeu ssasH Natrunai SeFuni > n usberrunpns
sns S&wat In 1iaSsu, aur.s ~autltestn, Guf- uub
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fApues Wtbmet. rtrjiudun8tn. ]ntdrr msnltrtd n unh
0tfibl bss Srfidtns tstm yttatn. Abratmt Der Stb-
lsAft, fASare punfttsu eeet tss 9th sinss z 6lttsts
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Guaen, Sd ti In Der Stite, IN Der STuf une stn CITE.
bern, pI5ei,1s Anfdat sSa Sise uns ortnaen tw Slttt&.
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stM Ben 40 ben esneRnten GiCruasen.
% vete rs GemtS- fur Die Ghdcbtel.
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NH n<sthN OF 81 NnMuA Nsushs un
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nssz c%zM .l@@@ As fir &apnaner,
aesnten uub Dertaufsr!
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8reBisn unp ~ibbHftsn Sleosrapbt ell. spei au6srf an.
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Fast asleep" @Gsutsn fabsn immenitn u fols % If
ten lsi@tsaes nue ,tpnhsn Bert ~ s.Septnitanp une be.
sabltn ispr bpbs GVmm,ihpn. Tee r frubtis opsr nsus
Abpnnen erbdIi fptertt 81 f161s iiper. Stnlaoa.
lIher Vpfratb A. ausenbiid'i6er Ser ,npana sorbanb,n.
Die 8etiune ldba fsbi u nisr \ miiisn = 9etrnalen sbnt
ibrss @leihsn ba, nab Ia 70 popular, bdB ne Die arpste
Serbrettmns q" Ger HSelt bal! tas sfs litsrarild,
aalsnt wtrb peFweneet. Separp @eststtpn's &r,atIunp
fanat seraos an; rte frubsrsn Raptisi eetn BEN Ntcn.
nenisn e%eIisfsrt. Dirs. Strps's Ian srftbnte jsiae au,
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@sibdit rinihi, '9att fur Gtreulars unb y sistae lid
gsnpsn an 3. u, Jcre II. 60. Mem yOrf agpfic.
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&:saE@&s OBJ Dominion pawpfJdit
Company.
81 a d u c 10 . gprt.

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pollen Oanpisr. Sie Dpminipm, @punpte. 3Jsae
Bell. %stfdDmonc. " bcmdrle. Saueras unp
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5retta8 Samstas bet Spapader abtabIen
aten.
@Isis s&tfe arb gang neu untsmurpsn ausprldlid
fin pieie NUutt setdut.
Sic BADEN pra&tpple Salppns, g e Nupms unit
BABE. 3immer.
lbsrireHltU.
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ben rs8elrnoetg IN Nep-gpr! an ptr lperpedten 0ier ,,
COMPANY, 81 Dprib mirer.
5Ia8t tur YIaee meter ais Nspsgo,f perbsn Gbnel.
%betpreeri uns wirs batNr nl0ts oils ot pirtlt1 pebubtsi
untpitsn bert6ne
< diHe eiels' eiute psrladen gtprrolt I'M ubr ylod.
rtttta8s patr ab bee gDtnters.
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@eCTse u. ALLEN u, Gp., Neenten,
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