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Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

as geographical, to add that the corner of our town, which is Connecticut's north west corner, may be stated as like ex- ceedingly elevated point in this state also. The Taghanac range, whereon these ex- ceeding elevations are found, extends north erly as far as the Boston & Albany rail- road, and southerly as far as tbe Conn. Western road, there being at both of these extremities the largest and oldest of our iron ore mines Ohe Leete in West Stock bridge. Mass, and the Old Hill at Ore Hill, Conn.)
 Mt. Everett, in the town of Mt. Wash ington, Mass, has an elevation above tide water of 2625 feet, and Monument Noun tain, opposite Boston Corners, N. Y. about 230O feet. These last two peaks both be long to our Taghanac range, Mt. Everett being its highest elevation and Monument Mountain as we'll as Alander in Mt. Wash ington probably possess a greater elevation than any in our town.
 Below will be found the highest eleva tions of our New England states and New York state, save Rhode Island and Connec- ticut. Rhode Island probably has DO re- markable elevation, and for those of Con necticut an examination of our Taghanac heights should be borne in mind.
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Sheffield No. 2s

Sheffield No. 2.
 There is very little happening here worthy of note. so sometimes we must of necessity keep silence. Thanksgiving day came and went, bringing chicken pie and roast turkey to us hungry mortals; but i: seems as if this national holiday was but shadow of the good old-fashIoned New England Thanksgiving of which Mrs. Stowe gives us such glowing descriptions h her stories, and of which we have some faint recollections way back in our infan- cy. There were merry makings then, of which we hear nothing nowadays, and if we are truly grateful it seems as if we should rejolce In every lawful way instead of making Sabbath solemnity of the oc- casion. Thanksgiving services were held in the M. E. church here when Rev. MT. Hoyt preached a good sermon from the text, Give thanks unto the Lord and pay thy vows unto the Most High.' The church was not crowded on the occasion, and a cu- rious observer took note of our cOngrega- tion, counting heads-there were present 35 from the Congregational church, l5 from the Methodist and five from the Episcopal Now Sheffield ought to be ashamed of such report as that. What is the matter? Il would seem as if the gratitude of the people would call for public expression on this day at least, and that as III duty bound the people would assemble in the house o worship and Give thanks and sing Art we all back-sliding from the good old GUS toms of the pilgrim fathers p....Those wht attended the Friendly Union last week fel well repaid, for we listened to a most ex cellent lecture from MT Garfield of Stock brldge His subject was Orators and Ora tory this gentleman is noted in Berkshir for his wonderful ability as an elocution ist. His discourse was of the highest iu terest to all, and he proved himself the tru orator. This week several recitations an declsmations are expected from the youn people. Next week Dr. Bellows of Ne1 York promises to deliver lecture befor the Union. Rev. MT. Noble has forme pastors class In Ashley Falls at the hous of G. D. Griffith, where he meets wit them once in two weeks to teach practica religion. These meetings are very inter estlng and instructive to all who ava themselves of the privilege. The mectin is announced for next Wednesday evenin at six o'clock. LUNA.
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4unae Ae1rs.

"a We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of ou
 friends in the county, or elsewhere, who willsend us particulars ofany occurrences cesofinterestwhich may come undertheirnotice.
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AH OI7SOtOnic.

The corner stone of the Catholic church
 to be erected in this village was laid with
 impressive ceremonies on Sunday last, the
 Rev. Father Lynch of Adams conducting the exercises The dimensions of the church are 35xG5, which is amply large to accommodate the present congregation.
 Should the society continue to increase as they have for the past few years, an en- largement will shortly be necessary. MT. Henry D. Smith, an experienced builder from Chatham, N. Y.. has charge of the
 work, which is sufficient guarantee that it vii! be well done......The mills are all
 running on full time and are scarcely able to keep up with their orders. At the paper
 mill the same activity is apparent. The
 new boiler house just completed is like all
 of MT. Cone's buildings, model of beauty
 ......On Thanksgiving day, according to hls usual custom, MT. Cone presented to each of his hands nice turkey. Last week, MT. Charles Adams, while engaged in ad- l justing belt at the paper mill, got his hand entangled in the machinery, and be- l fore he could extricate it the hand was bro- ken, also the right arm in two places below the elbow......A new saloon was started here short time ago, but It was promptly suppressed by the authorities and the pro- prietor mulcted to the tune of $5O,O and costs. The third colored barber duly ap- peared here, according 10 announcement, and opened shop in the premises vacated | by Devoe. He remained however only a short time. Unlike hls predecessor, (who surreptitiously stole away) this one was obliged to leave behind his tools that he might raise the requisite funds to honorably retire from town. No. 3, on departing, re. marked that Housatonic people appeared to be down on colored barbers. The shop is now vacant, and we wait the advent of l next N.
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Sheffield

Sheffield.
 It is a long time since have written a report for THE NEWS, meanwhile my ob : seryations have extended to other places; !; but see that you have occasional reports from Sheffield, so that your readers get 8 pretty good idea of what takes place here. I notice that your paper shows large num- Der of advertisements, which speaks we'll for it's prosperity, and it is also kept lively by the reports, which ought to be funny sometimes to please the younger people,. The sick are all recovering, as hear, and the town is pretty generally healthY......Mr Garfield of Stockbridge lectured at Union Hall last Friday, and these Unions are very we'll attended......A lady in one of our towns that boasts of it's literary character and its ornamental improvements, asked somewhat vauntingly what we had to boast of in Sheffield. She was answered that we had Rev. Dr., who was celebrated as a preacher, author and traveller before she was born-who had daughter not only literary, but who had by her efforts insti- tuted and kept agoing society that re quired band of men to do in other places. Also gentleman of Sheffield had taken a diploma in Brooklyn this winter for the highest degree of scholarship; and lady whose writings, especially beautiful poems, were making her famous abroad and prized at home; and we had minister who be- longed to the very first families in Virginia, and that means everything at the South !; and we have judge. and his kindred de- scaadants of one of the old minister, who are an honor to our place; and single lady, the author of many pleasing sketches in the papers, as we'll as many more valu- able people,. Littlefield is expected here the 17th and 18th of this month, and could tell you of some matters in other places, especially in Brooklyn; but they would not be Iocal......Mr. Beecher's con gregation is as large as ever, but Hilton and Moulton are pursuing their old mode of un- derhanded warfare in the church.
 THE AGED FRIEND.
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Congress.

The Forty-Fourth Congress convened last Tuesday, and the Presidents message read Wednesday.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

SUBSCRIBE for your Newspapers and Mag nzines at The Emporium News Agency. Subscriptions received at CLUB RATES for all the leading magazines and newspa- pers published. Call at, or address, THE EMPORIUM West Winsted, Conn. Ref erence-The editor of this paper. Send for prices of any paper desired. 3w22
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

In connection with the foregoing eleva- tions, few comparative elevations of va
 rious places hereabouts are added as mat ter of interest also to the people of this vii cinity. The elevations given being the feet above tide. water, and as determined by en- gineering undertakings in raill oad surveys.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10
MAR REED.

At the residence of the brides father, MT. N. W. Clark, In this village, Dec. 9th, by the Rev. W. A. Johnson, MT. William Conklin and Mrs. Eliz- abeth Blake.
 IA larger box of moro beautiful cake never finds it's way to an editors table, than that which accompanied the above notice.-ED NBws.l . At Millerton Nov. 1st. by the Rev. NJ. R. Lent. MT: James w. Ball and Miss Etta c. Wolcott, both of Salisbury.
 At Bridgeport. Dec 9th, at the residence of MT. Noah Rogers. by the Rev c. R. Palmer. Mir H. B. Crosby Esq, of Paterson. N. J., and Miss Hat tie E. Rogers, daughter of the late Noah Rogers of Cornwall, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10
Burlington.

A tramp who gave his name as John Warren, but could not tell where he be- louged, but was out of stamps and was looking for work which he did not want to find. called on the overseer of the poor in this village one evening last week begging for an order on the keeper of the poor for food and lodging for the night. Being ac- commodated with the order, he inquired where the poor keeper lived, and being told it was about two miles, the tramp fell back on his dignity and asked in high dudgeon if they thought he was going to tramp two miles to the town house! Not he! No such order as that would he take, no how Wanted to know if he could not be accom- modated at Abe Clark's hotel (the lock-up) in Rosseter street. But the accommoda- ting Abe, being present, told him that he only took in that class of gentlemen who were under arrest for some crime. Well we'll ? said the tramp with pompous digni- ty, I will show you that can be accom- modated as we'll as other gentlemen of my class, and stepping outside of the building wrapped his old hat around his fist and smashed in the window, saying: Now suppose you can accommodate me as well as you do others. Of course Abe had to give him lodging for the night; but un. lucky for the tramp, next morning he was escorted down to Judge Bradford's court and sentenced to six months in the Pitts
 field jail, the Judge saying he was sorry | the law would not let him send him up fol twelve months; whereupon the tramp's dignity caved in wonderfully when he saw Captain Abe take from his pocket nice pair of bracelets made expressly to fiji tramr's wrists, and free ticket by cars tc l Plttsfield M
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

At Clayton, Mass, Dec srd, son to Wadislav Anjeaski.
 At Sheffield. Mass, Dec. 9th, a daughter to C.. D. Sage.
 At Cortland, N. Y. Nov. 2oth a daughter to MT. and Mrs. Daniel k. Smith.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

Mt Riga brook and c. w. R. R....... 6S2 Foundation of Congregational church 699 Street passing church. 69S Jewell dam overflow ow...................... 75l Flat by Mrs. Malone's. ne's.................. 800 Washinee dam overfiow... ........... S4l Clark road junction. on........................ s62 Top of Elliott dam ........................ 882 Flat by shanty. 963 Sleepers of mountain bridge............ 1Ol1 Cleared land nds........................... 1l63 Top of watering trough. l342 Arching white oak tree 1881 Heap of stones on large rock, John
 H. Cof1ng's southwest corner....... 1543 Plank to lower Forge bridge...... 1858 | Top of Lower Forge dam. 1875
 Plank to Upper Forge bridge............ 17O6
 Bottom of iron tube in dam. 17O7
 Top of old Mountain dam. m.............. I722 1 N. Y. watershed west of pond .......... 176C
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BORN.

eB Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free. Obituary notices five cents e line.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10
DI E D.

At North Cornwall, Dec. 3rd, John Wickwire.
 At Mill River, Mass, Dec. 9th. Mrs. Gaylord Davis, formerly of Ashley Falls, aged 7S years.
 At Clayton. Mass, Nov. 30th infant son of John and Maria Decker.
 At Ripon. Wis, Dec, 1st, Mrs. Sarah B. Welch of Lakeville, widow of the late Benj amin Welch, NJ. D., aged 70 years.
 Mrs Welch died in Ripon, Wis, at the resi- dence of her sister, Dec. 1st after brief illness. She was not sick quite week. Her remains were sent to Norfolk and arrived there the Mon day following. The funeral services were held at the residence of Dr Wm. Welch, at o'clock p.m. Tuesday. There was no sermon but remarks were made by Rev. Beach of Norfolk pray CT and very brief remarks by Rev. Dr. Reid of Salisbury; an address by Rev. Baseett of New Haven and the benediction by Rev. Beach. The services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Pettibone, brother in-aw of the deceased
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10
M otice.
For Sale.

One two-seat Square Box Cut ter. (trimmed seats)
 One twO-seat Portland Cutter. One light Kimban Portland Cutter.
 One fine New York Road Wag- on, nearly new.
 One IL Orse Lumber Wagon. The above will be sold at prices to suit the times. ROSCOE O. TAFT Ashley Falls, Dec sth, 1875. 22tf
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

From the figures above given, which
 must be allowed as close approximations, if not strictly exact, it is altogether likely that the Mt. Riga school house, cemetery, and the North pond have greater eleva- ton than any other point of land out of town in this state. Quitting any further reference to either Bald Peak or Bear Mountain, than that those elevations exceed those of any other place out of the town in the state, 1t might be pardonable, as we'll
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-10

Tho elevation of the competitive noun tain peaks in the state. outside of Salisbury, have tide water heights as follows:
, 1875-09-04
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&iusit o II, Samaifa, IL. Mus. Gin
erbeblidcr Groltob uuroe am 8. bs- Wt.,
Morsens 3 l1br, auf Der ct. Sbomas :
SnIel perlpiirt. Ser 9tob oauerte slem=
lid LANCE, ri6tete aber troboem nur 'pes
mig S9aben an. @aeroin9s ipuroe elns
Mekse por5elaa ano Glas sertrilm=
mert unb bic Mauern Dieler 9duler bar=
stem, aber babel bate es aud lein De
menoen. 9as 8olf mar bDait eriaros
den.
Bon Sapti perlautet. boB II anbdn=
ger bes Sen. Carrot, tpeld' Sebterer li9
sur 3eit inter Dem Sduse bes yer. ST.
Gonluls 8alict beiinoet> am 30. Sull
sum Sohe perurtbeilt woroen 1ino. Us
p~erlautete, boB Die 8ebDrOen Carol se=
waltIam Dem Ser. 6taatcn= Goniul ent=
reiBen iuplten. Ser &eoafteur bes Sc
Yeupie@ bat cine 8erwarnuns BON Der
&s9ieruns erbalten.
, 1875-09-04
@er.ro.

5anSranciseo,2. Sept. Cine
Eepeide pnn Suelon, ariSona, meloet,
haB Elm &onfmann iencs Ortest 9iamens
Gorilo, ii9 nod Sonora bc9ah, I'm
bort @eleer gu erbebcn, ober ouf oiegn=
fIaae perbaftet wuroe, ben Snlur9enten
@afen seliefert gu babsn. Dian pro-
s%cIlirts i'm stpar nidt, a%erlanste aber
BON i6n, bas er $4,000 2Olcselo sab=
lie, ober eriaoIen merhen piirOe. Gin
Courier rift 800 Meilen ipeit, I'm oas
@,elo su bolcn; als oerielbe Sonora iipis
Der errei9te, mar gariao's Grab bsreits
s%esraben, einen Sag ipdter uiiroe er Den
&auimann nidt mebr an 2eben setrof=
fen baben. 9erielbs 1T in Snclon all=
9efommen.
, 1875-09-04
Guropii(he nadridttm.

gerlin. Inter ben 0or(ascn Ifd,
bic nadite 2anotaasielfioa mirb aud
.in @eiesentmurf, betrsffsnb bic Grim
ouus neucr Inieolunsen, fi3uriren.
Die8 @slss ioa benz Wansel an ldnb.
li1en Nrbeitcrn abbelfen, inbsm 60 biz
Wlttel bieten iol, ben Mrbeiter in ieiner
9simatb fslt. uno non Der Guswanbe'
runs in Die inoultrisuen Bsoirts aurad.
5ubalteu.
Nad benz gor9ause bss Tirfbi.
Idiots uoa 8reslau uno Der Sulbaer
Di0ceian.8 crwaltun9 babsn fernerbin
bic Viid0fe BON grmlanS, Ssnabrid
uno Siloesbeim bic ssforberts Grtlaruns
betrsifs bss &ir1en.B srmossnS @sieses
a~bsessb.n. Gbenie bat Sic @siltli9'
teit im BiStbum &ulm bic Inweiiuns
srbaltsn, benz @eisse Tolse 81 l%eilten.
wabrsno Der Siidof in ben nabfen
Tagsn bic o~isSbe3l9lihe @rtlaruns abs
seben miro. Die nod auSlebenoeu
Grtlarunsen perocn fdou in ben nad'
item Ga9en erpartet.
Die 0%srufuna bes Proi. b. SDbel
CUR 2eituns oer @ebeimen Staatsard)iue
loa nit Sntentionsu oes Tlrltcu 8iSs
mard III en9er 8erbinbuns itebcn, in
ioiern oisielbsn biuii1tli6 BET bi5beris
gen Iufsabsn bes @ebeimsu StaatS-
araius eine NenoeruHs besweden. WGbs
rsno ndmlid biSher Die SdGse bes
araips bauptfadlia fur 0rascn Der
SerWalouns benust murocn unS ben
Seamtsn neben bteler Gbatisfsit nuI
nod oieis Gonierpiruns Der urtuuoen
uno oeren allmdblihe BeroifentliAunq
fur Die @eldidts Preubsnsooblas. be'
abli1tist oer 0fei1Ss&an;ler cine en9sre
Terbinouns oeS o%orbaubenen biltorii9sn
Materials nit Der @e9enmart, ibrcn
politiihen unb ftaaliden G~ewegungen
eintrcten gu ~laii.n. Sir cine iolds b..
bere Aufsabs beourfts man nah benz
absanse Oes @sb. @atbs Wfar Dnndsr
einer namsntli9 anf Dem @ebicts Der
neueren @elbibte bemabrten biltoriidsn
Strait. Broi. b. Spbel wiro I'M bs'
porltsbsaOsn Wintcr 6emeltsr nod
feline Uorleiun9en al Der lniuerfita I
balten, ba iar's erlte Die Irbeit in
bent Staatsar9io feline game G4dtis-
teit in Guiprnd nsbmsn miro.
Die 226 YreuBiidsn @pmnoiisn
purbsu i'm Sommerismslter 1874 pon
su(ammcn GA 444 Sdilsrn. Die nit
bsnielben psrbunbsnsn Vorldulsa bon
s354 Sdlltrn freanentirt. unb tparss
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s. 1t III It / Dies.

@ra SarrD b. Nrninl, 70 59peibt
man alls &arlsboo, 1T leit Wfitte Suit
Sur Sur in Gnrlsbob anweleno uno &C.
bra,ldt bas beige WolIer 1ebr ernitli6
gegen lein 2eio = bic 3uterfranfbeit.
Muffaasnberwsiie lit lein umgong Der
ultrumontane 6iIrit 2idnpwdsp uuo Ell
nige berborra9cnbe Seluiten.
Sic Saupt}huIb an Der sroBen
lleberi9memmangen in Den Ser. Staa-
ten (uie on oencn in @iiofyanfreiA)
l9reibt man Der 70 rob unb obne olle
Gorge fir cinen gta0pn1s betriebenen
Mbbpl5uns oerg4dloer gu, Ii. in %slueiter
9inie Der mnuglbaften poer iehlenocn
%ginodmmung Der Tlune.
Ser Sabof bat in pieleu oanbes
tbeilen burcb 9tdlie sclittcn. Sod ioG
oies gerabe III WtiIiouri uno BEN iIoll=
den Sainois meniser Der 5aa iein, ols
in anoeren tabotbauenben @egenoen.
Seoenfals miro bielssYroouft quite 9rei
le brinScn.
9 9sobpbp Sono in 2onhon lino
bereits stuei MiaiOnen ueraus9abt wor=
Den unS brei Mtiaionen beiiuoen lid
nod i'm S1ase. Cine srobe Nn5abl
bon Mobnbdulern lit in uerlGieoenen
9iltriften erridtet uoroen, melAe 400
armen Samilien Oboa6 seben.
8ei6eiben. aNun ,uie oe9t es
Sbnen, 9err BON &rie9lin9
s9ante untertbdniglt - fuum Der
Na9frase tpertb!"
, 1875-09-04
), ldaOijbs gepeldfu.

Montreul, Can, 2. Sept. De
fern muroe in elmer Sibuns Der Scam=
ten Der .Sacques Curriers' anf" Der Se=
ridt bes Gpmite's an9enomusen, Der Die
Wieberauiuabme Der @ei4afte ourA elm
mm 81, 10000 permebrtes &apitol EN-
pfie6lt. Scr Gg=&allircr Gplte wuroe
tpesen iali9er Nnsaben perbaftet.
SCRANTON, Yenul., 2. Sept. Sc
ftern irat Elm junger Mann, Der ieinen
Namen ols S9dfer an9ob, in bas Sc
bdube Der Mer@ants' & Me9anies'
8ant" unb iiberrei9te Dem &allirer oer=
1elbeu, 81. g. Mcgnbe, cine Mnweiluns
Der ,@rlten @ationalbanf" BON Camden,
MS, i'm Setrase BON $500 aui Die
v8ierte Nationalbanf" BON Stem : Yorf.
Sic @nweiluns Ua besleitet BON cinem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uuo Seitcns oes
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Maenten ~DerIanat.

Or FoorE IA Der Berfafsr n,sbrerer nttteintf&a
sDerft, ven beuen Gins iber 100000 g~ren,rlare MbiaS
sasnben bat. Gin smettss ,Das Wsnfdenisfem" pber
,GTsne grffsfprote uab s~efunter Rsni4euYrfanb,"
bat tinen sbfas BON dber 10000 errsi&t. Dieies lestsre
GDert eri6stnt isst tnsftid unS teati6. Gin neusres
sBers rQDtNeni6aft unb Dtdtuns" cbr SAMMY TUBES,
her iusenbli&e Mrjt, unb spoNsIE, Der lSftse @He, CT.
fdeint Sprldufs nur eaeii6. Mes,n SubaItaserssiG.
ntHe bisfer @erfe poIe man f1 entrpeber in DIR FooTE
ptnbsn ubtr an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
100 East 28th Street, New York.
Msenten sperbsu fur ben @ertrieb bteItr aDerte ~rerIanst
unb ertaItsa letr sanfiee gebtn8unstn. CIV ntandtr
Mseat bat fGSn bur& ben 8ersauf btsier gDsrfs an ben
Grunbaein Su eiasm tieinsn @ermSsen eelsst. ,,Sas
Msnibenfsfsm" 1T fir Grwadiene uub rg0tHeni6aft ans
DiStuus" fir bic Suaenb elm suysdeIt&es, letrret&es uro
Invertebrates Dsrt. Gin SntdItsyervetGnis Der Dete
pel4es franco PER ppt an iebe IbreNe ~yerianbt wtrb.
siebt cine spgRdaSiss gsiGretbuus berfabsu. slsa
einual:
Mgenten pber Golporteure nerlangt.
Abreliire tpie obea.
, 1875-09-04

prdlioenten Der erIteren8anf ansferti9t.
Der Galirer nabm Nnpeiiuns uno gricf
IN Gmpfang uno bemerfte Dem 8orSei=
ger, in elmer balben Stunbe ,uieber por=
ju|pe9en. Mdbreno er nun Dem prd=
libentta Der Gamoen.Vant telegrapbirte
uno Die &ntiuort erbielt, oaB Die Mnmei=
Jung 9efdtl6t lei unb li6 nit Der Poli=
sei in 0%er6inoung iebte, mar Miiter
99dfer perI9munoen, uno oergaB aud,
bas @elo fir feline Mote einiodsn 5u
fommen.
scranton, pa., 2. Sept, gu
Saploruiae 9erietbeu ids ienitasNbeno
5ipei iunse 2eute, Mamens S9ur6 uuo
Galloway, luesen zines juuseu Mdb6ens
in Die $aare. 94ur6 sps ieineH &c
uolber unb bra9te fsinem @esner cine
Iei6te S9uBmunbe bel, wpbur6 bieier
on4 ieinerieits ~felertc uno %leinen an-
s%reifer lebens9efabrli6 perpunoete. Sal
lowas ilberlieterte ii6 baraui ielbit Der
goIi5ei.
9o51eto#, 3d., 2. Sept. Ghen
g. Say. Sefretdr Der vWet=6a5lctons
Yauseiell6aft," por mebreren @oben
,ue9en l1nterl6lasung 0 $500 Der
baftet uno sssen Siir9l6oft bis sum
Geptember=Sermiu entlaijen, bat oas
Nsite 9eIudt.
, 1875-09-04
Hirme.

5 d. 2. sept Gine Spealal-
Sepel6e Der Zines" meloet BON Gol=
cuttu, bab Der &onis BON 8Irma li4 se=
weieert bat, Den Oberlt Duncan gu emf
pfuusen. 9iele Ia6riat wiro jeoo9
b>5weifelt.
, 1875-09-04
SMrfei.

.apnoon, 2. Sept Sic r9imes4
s lat, oab ale Snlur9eaten, Die nl1t aul
SHrei6Idss @ebiet seTlobeu, lld) Der
SIrfen unter,prrien bitten. SOsn1er
asnnte als paciiicirt betra3tet meror1-
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Wiliam y. QNpatt,
1t. z ct,ilber mailer,
SO. 704 6. @rafe Ctr,
Code Der 7teu.)
hmD D, Da.

ga id LANCE J3eit in ben, @siddfte
seweien. hin i'd 10 einseridtet.
roB i'd ale Maftrdse our Sufrieeenbeit
meinrr &uuocn ldnen uno bldg ausfib>
ren fam. Sd eriude nteine often Sc
lNdItefreunoe mir teruer ibr seneistes
W'nhlwollcn Su ihenser.
il 3 Int % m. $. 90 patt.
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wrese Der Gasss8sm
Efuras tsltgr. pepsIhfti.
Aananb.

Der@aas, 2. @ept. Scr een@
ores fir Gcformiruna ,so GootfiS1rurs
bcs 9olferrc6tes p,lroe bier formea err
iDffnst. Delesoten aug ben Ser, Stao=
ten linb auweleno.
, 1875-09-04
Gngiann.

9pntom, /. Sept. Sas auslnar=
tiae 9lmt Neat bic @abrbeit eines 9eltern
neroHentli6ten selesramns in Nbreoe
BAH Der britilae @claHote in B;fin elm
Nltimatum geteat babe.
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IS rieft6e GpnfnIfatiomen
unenteeIoIt@.

sDehr Iinealten nod f&aSl!ae TFarsen sesrau&t.
Beinsbe 10000 patenten murben bon ibm In ben Iesten
iwanats Sabreu ~bebanbeIt. Stber SaQ pirb tiuseln furs.
fdltis r~eetRrirt, Of brieA@ cber peri6nlt&, Of sOa benz
Doctor fefbf pber feinen Salfsarstsn. qsstsre fub ate
wifeniaaftlid seSilbste Mebtetner.
Nae patieuten, wet6e e~ntfernt Sptnsr, ertaIten etns
ausfatrlt&e 5rassntife franco per pot rber TN 5aufe.
Gin sc1aanbises fpfetaattf@es Gintrasen In ben ga&en.
s~erbinbert 5etfer OSer Srrttiu,er. Die Bl@sr uerben
uxr BON ben ansetelteu Merstea eerTnee
gDeseu 8~raeenlife Ober aaterpeitist Gpnfaltsttcurs
atreifye uss ME fslst:
DR.. e. 3. FOOTE,
Box 7es, New Xesk
, 1875-09-04
Spring Part


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benz Eubtitum i'm MGsemeinen ansu3ei.
gen, oaB i'd nit mleiner Mle- Brauerei
cine 2aaerbiersB rausrei oerbunoen unS
gu Dem i3met einen beutiben Brauer,
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pbia anseitc1t babe.
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blitums red,ne. sebe i'd bic 8erTbetune.
oaB th allies anmenben metSe, eiu IL
,uoblidmedenoes Eier gu brauen. bas
alien MnforOerunse1t entipreden miro.
tof Qenrp Dowler.