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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

TUSCAN RENEDIFS.-A custom very
prevalent i'll Tuscany seems to be the a,l-
mlnistralion Of herb ice in spring. which
is prepared daily by many hcrbist>. and is
also ordered by medical men Crcsione
i used i'll con junction with cDcilftu'iu Of
.fcusalis in the composition of herb juicr
This latter plant, though indigenous, is
also cultivated to some extent.
\lper-broth has gone out Of fashion, and
the pharmacist is spared keeping those
reptiles, and the pincerS with which they
were handled. Snail poultices are still
used IN the country. The snais are APP
piled alive. the shell being crushed or par
TALLY removed. and the snails set upside
down on piece of coarse paper; they are
then sprinkled with little vinegar and ap-
piled ut once to3 the soles Of the feet, on
which they produce an irritation greater
than mustard, and which is supposed 10
be etficaciOus in some cases of fever. vt
tire.
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There nothing half 50 sweet in lie rs
loves s-as the good old lady who always
goes travelling with choice collection OF
gingerbread, overshoes, peppermint drops,
umbrellas, and cold tea. Her performan-
ce> are usually attended with breatllle7'
and thrilling interest. An ancient dame
of this pleasing sort engaged berth IN Il
Pennsylvania sleeping car added to Its or
binary appointments an elastic rubber pea
Of her own purchasing. The berth wa,
near the stove, and by the time that goo"
old soul was wrapped in peaceful SUM
bers. the heat had fatally expanded th''
rubber bed. There was II tremendous eA-
ploson. and an astonished old lady was
suddenly sent up to the ceiling. with all
her baskets. bags. and umbrellas flying AZ, a.
ter her. She will hereafter travel VIII
less baggage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

Tur StN's HEAT MoNI>G Clock W"EK
\ clock which strikes the hours and is
operated by the solar rays has lately been
invented and constructed by the Able
Alltgrct It is SIM nly Il modification of
the apparatus invented for the Use ofmetco-
roloyictl oL~crNatorics for registering the
times at which tn" san shines or is o!Scured
Allcmrrt has two balls, one black and the
o;her We low. fixed at opposite end, of :,
lever Sustained by Il central pivot. When
The sun shines the black ball ab~orbs more
heat than the yellow one. and the vapor
of Il LIQUID contained in the former is cle-
waited to Il higher temperature than in the
latter. rs Il result the vapor leaves the
one ball. and being condensed in the other
III : becomes the heavier. di-lurbs the equi-
librilm of the system, and i'll 50 doinglib-
crates u weight, giving motion to Il clock
work attachment. In the snn-dial here
referred To Il pair Of these ball is fixed nj
every hour-lnark When the shallow OF
the rod of the sun dial reaches any partic-
uar hour-mlrk, one of the balls is shaded.
II prcponlcrance of liquid enters the ball
thp lever tilt>. the mechanism Is set going
and :. bell sounded us many times aS the
number of the hour to be indicated. 1t is
necessary. however, that the sun should
shine at the time the hour mark is passed
by the shadow. or the time will not be
struck. k.-Ihc Graphic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

JOH d. on A STORMY DAY.-It was II
half drizzllng. half stormy day in the
middle of November,-JusLs such dav rs
puts nervous people in u bud humor with
themselves and everybody else. job ID
was brooding over the fire Immediately
after breakfast. His wife addressed him
rs follows -" Mr.. ID. cant You mend that
front door latch to-day?" No." was the
answer "Well, cant You fix the handle
of the mop" No "Wel can't Won
put up some pins for the clothes in your
chamber?" No. "Weli, can't YOU
fix that north window, SO that the rain and
snow won't drive in?" "No. no, no.
answered the husband sharply. He then
took his hat, and was on the point of leav-
ing the house, when his wife, knowino
that he WAS gong to the tavern. where he
would meet some of his wet-lav compan.
ions, asked him kindl, to wait 4 mom.n,
She then got her bonnet and cloak, and
said to her husband, You re o0inu ,o tho
tavern; with your leave | will 90 with
you. Inc husband stared. Yes" said
the wife, Il may as well 90 as YOU; if Won
60 and waste the day ut the tavern. why
shall l not do the >ame?" Job felt the re-
proof; lie shut the door hung up his hat
got the hammer and nails; did all his
wife requested, and, sat down by the fire.
ut nl@ht a better and happier man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30
4 FRAGMENT.
BY BILLY HARLOW. g..

Oh golden pime
OF summer time,
In the sweet summer morning.
The iir-t WARM ray
OF opening day,
The ElsteIn sky aiorning.
The singing birds,
The loving herd,
Upon a thou,an hills,
l he sweet fresh breeze,
The waving trees,
Tie IliIlc murnurIng nils -
Each unto me,
Your my -tcrv.
OF language al revealing;
The while a sun
MystciIou, lhrill.
O'er senses al is stealing.
Fast holding all
In mystic lhrall,
Enchantln-, while enchaininy,
As Wien we stand
ON Oceans strand,
And lit to It's complaining
Oh, golden prime
OF morning time;
own thy magic power;
And bear away
a shield TO day
sweet memories OF this hour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

TheOondon) Nethodia think they hav"
f,llen upon such a condition of thin IS as
to need. no: 80 much men after the order
Of 1" DR. Sprealeagle " as " loving pastors
OF the walls" and .'earne~t scouts who
will ring back the wandcrers'' The
editor affirm that their Circuits, ut the pre-
sem time. do not extensively advertise
'.Wanted A Big Gun" He thinks the
fashion for this style has gone by.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30
"IIOLl ROLLERS. .-Suue thirtv-fisr ,

"UoIr EoILEEs. Some thirtv-fisc or
fortT years ago there was a sect of mn
and women in lIardwick, known as II,lv
Rollers. They cat up some strange autc>
in their meetings, their version of tlat
passage of the Scripture Except We be-
come t> little Children, was somewhat
simple to say the least They acted Ike
little children iu~t beginning te creep
They would roll and tumble on the FLOR
laugh ami scream, and do various otter
things pertaining to childho 81. Tlcy
went so far tllat the authorities finally took
notice of the matter and arrested >omt of
the most prominent actors and pat then in
Danville Jail. which cooled their arlo, md
finally pat stop to their Gi>grnrdul
proceedings.
Lately thi, form of worship has .cnre-
OWED i'll the edge of Newport. in The Tb-
bitt district, though perhaps their actions
are not quite absurd as We're those ol
their brethren in llar,lwick At a meeting
recently. one OF the Holy RollarS sud he.
was going TO make Il big jump: he was
going to jump clear over "lIcli. judgment
death and the crave, and it is u query in
the minds of u good many where h" vii
land rrob,lly in Brooklym. y. y. I,
say the least. Hosea i, making some awcu
sfrideS.-Nort Troy Hl}Lt}iuHL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

TIII NLo:n pi.rAr'II!.> rEAlIt: -
TAr editor of the u l,itt H.c1r,!tr.
the Rev. NrNanl,rCl,rN. las been tlavrI
;nr among tn. freedmen ot Mississippi
ana tahin. notes "i their ,onIl.ion ana
progress. Anou., the r,.~t. h. copied !,
PRAYER offered hy IN uulct:rrcl negro
pfcIchrr. which for pllin.lvr;r~~ can ha,l-
lv be- Surpassed We mu~l mag Il" the
accompanying responses ot ll. cpnwrr.rt-
tiun 9. those. Mr. (llrh elN<: " he
nrc,lIitr intona.iun. esp ..-i:.liy " h..n th,
congregation wo:l catch tie k.-v { o,l
thr rlninti,e sounds. and unite Will. III.
preacher in Il ,trols nloln between words
~lilinr down from the dom mani note t.
the. minor thirI b low. dv,n.- tllron. II
d.minundc,'> into >oh~ and sch, WAS Won
dcrfullv imprr~>ive" OR readers may
RELY upon the accuracy of the rciort: il i
no tittlou Ii IS OF course. in dialect:
80. Duu Dressed J .>;j~. whp has met s.
viii dv c-hil'n 50 m-!-n-v time, h,.,,'. como
d. way ius one tim" mo Jus ONE time
mo' ruIl away dr cuhtajn- Oh dv IN ir--
" an fol back d. duah~ oh ,iv n-r-,.-:l /
glory. an cone drwn d WY .ip~' ou,.
timc; iu> one TIM M. luu Knows Gc
poor rrnitcu'~ i trrmhlin in Dc ~to'm
\ on knows how d,.v> Il cryn IN 4 Wrrpn
III de Ours mi in!gIt % It ,i' gloom. y"u
knows tr moon ;urn M" hlt'hn'>~ An q,
>tIlS a,l BLOWN ont in !r brrtl uh dr tenn
pc, Swcrpjn' roun de SKY oh in. O d"n
great li"ht nh d" w"rr, +" in dr floods Oh
dr m"hnin upon dare trouble sous. "n
see d' h1c"-iIdtl ulppn. IN a eimo III on
his WAY 10 hell. @ M-t--i-l-h c0.n" once
mo-; IN on dv beautiful .rlhnl"n.S. IN
come a-tramnn down on d' cInnl- OF y
III lr-ty. an san one tim" more upon ~"
wave. :> You Gone gone az >tan on OLD
G-A-i-l-I e i"nG inr a@'. COM an pat
dit han W"rrc "' ntli VIZ CIV RI h''"i
in IN :, hurtin 80 III T." II. com" an pn.
dat II IN on d. tflcA>!l i',h >Iip ii.!th now +.
IN sop "1t man d.~ ni-ht- l'I,i II IoI >ay
you'd save dc m-o-u nah: nii II You
promise 10 VII" away ms drlpl t";'ur
"a h'ia> ii" mo nah cry. N"H see III
drirpin' trHl>. @ iarn r-o-u-H Zi"n wheel
ju~ on" Time mo, An open = HttIr "l-''2ll
dr heaven 'i" au I'' d'" Il 'ir 4!"lN
When de moGnah call tonight when he
come Il crtepln' an Il Wrrihn To &c a.thh,
>-a-v-c. s-a-v-t, o-h m-n-ln-ln. G. WaI!ln%
chant hNa.D. save by dc boo't Oh dc Lrinb.
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a}li9tellanu.
Eeirospcction.

EetroSpectOn.
It = little singular, but none the less
,,.,Ic IN Il once. ANA Il whIr no matter what
t.... .g- the scenes Of childhuud Will lloat
.,.i.. - he mind. How they come or what
lr-iI,- hcim j. cft, an in~olvablc cnirma
Il my hr llIc rus L. Of Il leaf, the eirhinm
Of tlc evening " ind, Il >tavr Of song, but
vhet,Vcr it my be, the mind fails to catch
,he ch1in. Just now locked ut Il wood
.r Of wave, in apparent motion. The
l.drc~ were white. rs if edged with the
fin, t lace. O.d IL | am. Il low cadence OF
waves ~,notc U.on my eur. and | saw ut
ll...t. the lung swell of the German ocean.
ami remembered with what bovish wonder
loo>rA ~ thr Gray vase of water, and
-.rogc to think where it all came from. \
r,.1,r.~. or two show their sla'c-colorcd
Ll.k- above The wives. lie sailors told
nj. ,hov were tie vcritablc sea hogs and
wondered low they We're like those |
Used to ~,e III my grandfaher's pig sly.
Ihi~ Wl- wears 400. | WAS Il wee shaver
tlI.n. wore pinafores and was indulged
" .tl pieces Lctwcen meals.
Tn. ~c,l Wa always Il source of wonder
tom. Not morr 80 in childhood thln in
riIr.- 1ctr- Though in those early days
my ~p"ouht'on~ upon it were different
y ;I,. .taul-r thrust its breast out of the
Humber tl,u tlu. lone swcll- of the ocean.
|. Ir:.,. fellow a. Wa, stood among the
.,ri ~. of tlI.. turrctete and flncird the
-lnl, uI.on the other side. How mvste-
.-...- ], al :, cmcd. How melancholy The
wash If th- waves against the black sides
o., t.e-h.p, ! Seem even now while writ
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LIiti II omen.

. t.Gu of I.!o-r:y in tie life Of
..'a en-. t;hel~tcrn Africa, COM
B. ia Iu. lives of The women of otlIer
. ! -.ft;ics. She visits her
.,.i relatives in the nci4hporinG Z
-.-- !.-. i,~t~. and often >co.d> her
A~to ll,r Inp!oymcnt. the men
...> winch it i possible for her to
q. works Il her garden. pounds the
.r.e rie food, wc;,ve> mats, and
..t-ug the hut and making the
f.. j. not first in the order Of
..-. IIe L IlU, call Europeans
-~ I'r their early eating, The
... dive their cattle to pasture; :;
= ,p forest OF field. and he wom-
. gardens. About ten o'clock
-.a nI~ IN o the krnal to prepare
.-,-.. ;Ae boys return with the
-... tie milking, and the men to
Tie meal is very simple.
$50 --..n c.,ld boiled corn, cooked lhe
ill., .-.j e,tr milk Sweet milk is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

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N''' u '''>' '''''c' i,'.'''''h Wa some
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't'''' III th'N Il lis III tii ant
i'i+ me receipts col N ma go IN "".e
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ht my IL IN, 'N'l ',li'd ''e a-9'-tiht
!t-IF-''h' Will h''N'r h' l" , ~ ihli we
"'l III 'A'' our fA II ave -
:, ny '''o ! f'p>'''i i,' one 81 III n
s''i.''''', !" +" M - = i''- " 'n
'i."F'' t'ui me 'o an I'I 4 h!-h
.Tl',t OF 'il 'hl Tie
~ me re '',-t nf ihe Ia - an inf''iii-
NJ 4" n g o! "ir l'i III I en- tri'lh-
"'"' we IL we consented l" = fl"'m tli'
h.'.'ih iIu "i ma> NJ t. c''fle irtl
II II = y "a" II IN "'i" y an d" IN
al i-nrr- Tux r!'tr 'ii'~ ~ ninE-
"a re-. if'" Wi q
u u Nv re V",i t" i am n" rr.mi-e!
- !" ! III ii l. All h'' 1 " 'filI
''.. "' i ~h''4i Il III 'a-e'.- l-''F" tIli 10
n.
Nl-ht cane ana W n !. = 'r'wd "i tn
nf'"'s' Al! went on WI ~ nov
''i' ne ",""r' 81 ii even ANY
~" Wa ,~h' I" nam = M hh /
f,''r cum" rom The rr"N
l" ~ ana p-hi d 'ii'' inlTh'E hl"l-
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And the headlight on deaths engine slone
full in his face and covered it with such a
pallor as naugh. but death can bring.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

FYAKIE.sNI4s.-IiOw are vs.; 10 obtain
and MAINTAIN the calm, cheerful courage,
the 'qnipo-e, which is the gurr'Jn Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

!.e>c yc;,l- about 5000 Russian Mennon-
ties iocl,cl IN Southern Kansas, in the
Arkansas valley. 4 correspondent Of The
Iopc1a Co"l"5nnct'A writes III 1t thy
are Il qnict. in"tirn~ive. plo din- and hon
e>t people. They seem to have no other
w"rl,.ly ambition III N tu earn an honest
living. In all ihcir t,cc-, of both sexes. IL
IN an coun'enanc" cannot be found. They
are un-anlv in ii ture and the women ar.
os--or;,inrd and ugly. though. possibly
: portion Of this ugIine-5 might be atI,in-
ultb!e to lh'ir ptin!nl piainnrss of dress.
Thry are opposed to both military and
civil law aud no Off .er OF an, kind can
b. Il mcabcr Of their community. They
hlve tlI"., uJa .pc Il government. and all
disputes are settled by arbitration. None
II I'VE rs yet o5,rine,l II ,turalizttion papers
and the prevailing sentiment among them
IS against naturalization. bur, doubtless
their nccr>>lties viii force them into CHI
Zensilip.
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\ plain. ve'low cat ere rcl a rem1r n
bic n-tiinn IN rhu cIa- Au~.in y Y.
Tie c-tt. pnr- of III lntnt- Va
-!ctv. III de Ii h 'nIn IN i.i- Oh lr,-l an |
occupied u>uul.v . 60 minr;-l'e rrstm.
l' zoe upon lhe nr- tn. N favor + pc ca
en- uppn wllt - known .tt tn pc al
ht~~. Ga the >uudiy wren hr 4 sim
rIi>h- j hin-clf Ia. ct " 4 occupying
ni> u~lh pl.-e an rrn IN 4 nj nin a
-nhfor able mp an al IN. con reg ,lion
IA b come -,,.l IN the serlI.--S bcr an.
Th-n with H. comm 'nrein mt nf The SIM
N the rtanI>t came d,An : idcn'v on
ie prltl b., : AMI the ct went up IN l
INTO he hoiv "f The cl lrch ike 4 rocket.
describing 4 parthuia he 1t o. he bt. X
}: :. pew near ile r,-nt { Of til and
with IN unr.t thy vrll he ~ f. ci.t~ t.e
nearest chi-non. lhe Ia " a~- ,Il'-.l
: -rem-,l. AM in her icrror nev'r W tit,.l
o open tn y W 10 y. hut lurn- | C m
d te -o,ner-tIl, into the ti-l.'. IN ru-h,-I
fpr the door. \ pam >e 4 n 90 r.
.:ttipn. who Ill ot :, Z .Inpr-.Ien lic
s.i-t' AMI FIR a time tie n VA lmriic;I-
/ ,riv WI T. Tn- @. Tina Is e-,-,p. illrnl n
a sd. door an III" rnnr-, ion ~. "a
.ovt. b Il the solemn I, o. In. oc..t~."n
ak L"en >!mcfJlly intrr,-.i.
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Sill EoCCATEo NEN--i Ne~V llrge
cl ~ "a >-4-- IL ~. n Il ar y an liiF
.n>;tirr If T.. | = IL tn-t ct> lIi-r vlcl
II Y >I.f f-,m ii-n nt cay -ch lt-iic
t.llnin : i ,nv of II m II ,vr lip.r-I *
lu,i>v m wtIcnn.l n II -c.-- Inrpr-
rec; h -. IL lvtntlr.- bv .-ir,.fl priv:i-e
>ju .;e> in l.Ie IN rli .e,. IN III ma l., AMI
y Il o> ,iplr A. tr.t~- h.r az. h. m s.
-,.n 10 l. -upp rt.-r- If tI- II = I"r '",rl-
IN :. rn o. lt.rtrv il-tiiuti ,.l- Il adm =
tply !,,,,-i to prepare for p-'f al
.ni bI-:n = IL, Ia il Z a an h al
ity Ia IL port "f tn higher r,in .;i"n #
ne rniin ~ put Ia 8! me IN tuy of ,l b.
orally lu- lie !, w.an -Ire nu les wrilthv
II uu tn,.nl~ -lvr-. Tni> lib raj lnl rn.i .lt-
'.tI,.i t. iin .ny of III i = til a T.. Of 4
-Ilt I-,. nt " lch Ia V tr- Fl "a. 4 nl -.
10 b -cc Vel a. ii -n'I !, "f prfc i
cal IN ~. O hers of t:r- n ~ : irilp.i>
contempt # all -iplil,rl II ming "ht'-
Yer. an lin ~ III -ir % VI = --r-~ = >lt-
i-ftrirrv arr l"lrnt + tli,' uI-.'..~S~.l.->> "f
INV n;h r tn "a Il - c.i.lri i't-.Icsl or
i-cflI >tu l.- ~ well = 1 decisive re- n.l-
io:I of j, tI., CA .. i3~-c ~ the ,.e.clse
f any uIhe Pro. Il 4 10 r.
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The following ptSSi.rs : ulotcl from
he Rr,"l"ciinus an P5ivl-.. Memoirs
w shin rtun.' bv g. w { .rti>:- | he
l'rr>ld -nt'> ..hv> ia Pal - -!i'h We
under thr direction OF tr'.'In n ,''An. iIl
ne rrnpminr If tn. white cf lr-r,-r- Viii
h >urprl>,. the IN ) c ms. lh,. nj int y =
tore the hpg>,s> were Nprctv |, T." rii n.
h,-v We're covered ent elk w!t.I I paste.
oi wh ch whiting i the pri.i'iph -onPD-
n nj part; then Ia" animals wee ~Wartr''i
l,O ~ cib. H.. and let [" sl~rp "n c-t an
straw. In the morning t.Ir compassion
had b C 'mr h trl. Ms " IL I ib'.l ifI. tn
cur led and bHlShe | whl-h prpct-S = axe
- ,h'' coats a beau !f'll gi"s~y and : .tin-
ke ap pH'.,rinc''. Ia hos v r. then
h.J ,..,I, ri,. Ia am ,.l.,n,.I ,",I,h.,
.,n,.I'sLin bn,,in rs h.n.r r...u.r .rly ~
iusi,.d the white ch .r--cr, WI. / 40 It for
80 w.. 81, ,y,.r,. ~. .-,,,n5,rnf ,,-
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DIrurH*HIA AND IT'S CAler-iNh-n
cas- If hith II ri,o, car, IN t, luu-e. writes
physician, without cviien,c of iini"r-
IA ion from with ,ut. i'll more WI n
several cases occur together in q c1 SIC
ces -ion. there will he good rclsam o SIS
poet ll:,l sewers. crsspp"lS or contain n ted
water m;iv be the sou cc of the - -i~c-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-30

Not Detroit but " Dc atl'" He died
with the half uttel ed whispe' on his lips.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-28

mars fonllnen; ebsnio lpenie f0nnen ipir
bic flrdtbare Biroe Der Stelcrn, tucIde
nus anfcrIc9t lit, tra9en.
2abt inns init Den lidten 8annern ber
9teform in ocn &rie0 Oeben. CAPT hns
Del Der Sr9anilntiOn iteben iluo Den Sc,
fbIiiiIcn, iuelbe bon Der bemotratildeil
Convention in Grie aneenommen iulir.
ben. 9abtuno ieoc peri0nlide Giidiidt
an bic GCite icbcn uno mir baS ollec
meins @ut i'm IuOe baben sur Nnf
bilIIe eiucS Ieioenoen unb beorIfter
8olfes. Gap uno fampfen fir unierO
Seimiueien nnS fir unieren $eerb, ebI
Die fdnaide @slualt elmer fciIen Ge0isr
llna inns bcrlelben beranbt.
Wiitbiir9erl Ger unS beporitebenS,
8ampf lit pieIleidt Der Iebtc siuilder
Der Wadt oeS iucorporirtcn yiei6tblms
elnerieits nno Der Gbre unO @6tborfei
oes Solfes anoererIeitS. Capt Sieieni
gen, pel6e eS berluben, Gu6 Al
5u rilinircn uno arm Al MAIDEN
leben uno beriteben. bob bic Stln
bes entidieoenen @iOeritanoeS aefom
men 1T, nnO Dap eS Guer 8pef 1T, ei
ncn iolden mdnnliden @iOerltan6 Al
Ieiiten, pie ibn bic llmitdnoe SeS gn
0enbIifS erbeiiden.
Senbrif .. @ri9bt,
Sorliber Der bemofrotildcn
StaatS.Sommittee.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-28
Sabt Mdlt I!

8ir b6rcu, bab cine gInSabl SentIdt
in &uc9bcnb GountD fin einen Oeluiher
Srn. Numaber (oOer gioumnder) eineu
unubbdnsi9cn SderiffS,GonbiOu film
men isoIlcn, Na CT Gin 0cutIbcr 1T. unS
Sr. &attcrlOn, i'm Sail ieiuer Grludb'
lung ben irilbcren %OItmciiter, $rn,
Sobn Stelunrt, ben au9cbIidcn Sdwa'
9cr bcs Srn. g.. alS @ebiiIiS. Sdcrih
anIteIIcn moIle SoS @an;e 1T Gin
auiSemdrmtcr Ylan, I'M Srn. 0ife. Den
rabifalcn ins.GanoioOt, gu crUdbIen,
nnS $m. Yutterlon an3uidwGrScn.
8ic inns $r. YatteriOn ieIbit ucrii'
bert, 70 lit ~ $r. Shwurt II d t isiu
SdwaOer; 2.) &irO CT Jpn nidt aIa
@cblIfs.Sderif OOer ais iOniti9en Sc.
bilfsn aniteIIcn; nnb 81 Sat Sr, Stc'
mart 9esculpdrtis eine SteIle, nnO biclC
lit fir Jpn biurcidenb.
@oacn MN bic Sentidcn unO iibri.
gen 8hrscr bon @IlcgbenD eolntD Den
,,9iinO" itiipcn, 70 miliicn iie uubeOin9t
fir $rn, 8Obert $. YatteriOn itimmeu,
Sbun iie bas nidt, Sanu miliieu iie nidt
flo9en, wsnn iie nit nod boberen Snr'
en- beIaltet iperoen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-28
0Rn has 0fIh hinaeht.

Siinf5is &auienS Collars @sbaIt sr'
balt Brdiibent Grant iibrIib; baa
madt in bier Sabrsn 3wei nal bunbert
tanisnO Dollars, unS in swsi 3srmineu
Bier NAL bunbtrt tauIenb, b,-bsinabt
cine baIbe WiIIiOu Mit bieIem III
@rant aber immer nod nidt 3nfrisosn
CT Diinidt gum 0ritten, unb iucr weib,
Oh nidt uub gum 8ierten 0 al er'
iudbIt 3u wsrOenl SIT baS 8OIt ba3u
bereit? Ber babsn mill, bab 0rant
nodmaIs ais Yrdiioent erluabIt iuerben
fell. Der itimme Oas repubIifaniide
&idct. @rnnfS llnterbsamten, - biz
@oitmsiitsr. GuitOmbauSbsamten II. I,
TO-. MAIDEN ale anitrenDnnBen, nm biz
8isbsriuobl Srants ju fidern.
YrdiiOent @rant erbdIt aIio fiinfJi9
tauleno Dollars per Sabr, unS SOB,
$ortranft bstOmmt 3ebn tauienb, =
oreibis tanlenb in brei Sabren, - uno
IebsSis toaisnb in feds Sabreul limb
lpie pisI bsfommt baS ilbriSe Seer Der
8eamteu ? @ntlports inns bus. Iisber
aslsr. unO baum frussu mir bid: ,,8ic
.biel Qobu bef6mmIt 9uq"
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Gur1 abaeIertiat.


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ia9t, Dap iid ouf Dem Semofratilbsn
&idctieneS GountDS fein ein3i9er beut.
ider Gnnbibat befdnbe, lu6brenb bic
&epubIifancr bod iuenisitsnS eiuen
Seutiden auf ibrem &ifet boben.
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,.SOIfSbIatt," boB OieS 9eIoeen iei. Sr.
80 d. liu0, lucIder ais ganoiSat fir
baS GontroIleramt bon Den Semofroten
uOminirt iunrOs, lit Der SObn eineS
beutiden %reoi9ers. ndmIid beS aIten
,8atcr MfedIins," Den SisIe Der OOrti.
gen Burger nod fanuteu; unO Dap er
Gin b eiiere8, reinereS uno id ..
ucre8 beutld iprede uIS Sr. 8edcrt.
iueIder uuf ben republifuniiden Sifet
ais gOuntb. eOmmiiiioner itebt; ia, Sab
on 8edert gar nidt uicI bentideS ici.
Scrner bebuuptet Der nSreibeitS.
freuno" INNER nod, buB Sr. Yutter.
iOu, Der erSderfS @unoiOut, ein .SnOlu.
@utbina" ici. &ud buruuf erluiebert
baS ,SOIfsbIutt," OuB Die $eruuSsebcr
beS ,.SreibeitSfrcllnOeS" ia ieIbft
ibonfir bic ibIimmiten .glotbinsS
seitimmt bdtten. - Y9iebden, mas
iuiuit Su nod mebr ?"
Nm bciten udr's, icIlcr n6reibeits.
freuuO" bieltS Munl, bonn burd feline
Summe, tOIpcIbufte SluSiapen brano.
morft CT iid INNER mcbr unb mcbr ais
eineu bOSbaftcn 9ii9ncr.