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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
1T ST. JOHyvSBURF. VT.
ny 8. MINERVA BoYcE.

I'd at ths "MOrnirg star Graugs" oyster SSpBsr
Vorfh FGgstOH. Fsb. lsfh, 1875.
with happy hearts we've gathered here
To spend the eve in festive cheer
And greet our friends from far and near;
Through stormy da. }, aud northern blast,
Cold winters hand hath held US fast,
But we have braved her storms, at last.
Two hundred years ago or more
Our fathers stood on Plymouth's shore
And viewed the wildwood country Ger.
Thsir hearts were strong, and brave, and true
They shTank not from work to do,
Though hut pilgrim band, and few.
And now to-day just let US stand
And view, abroad Ger all our land,
The wealth and power at our command.
What brought this mighty change aboutt
1t was not Idle wag or lout
But brave, true-hcarted men. no doubt.
Our farming men are rAnhed The best
Throaghout cur land, In east or vest,-
Chen surely ehaA must be the rest)
Ofali pursuits upon this earth
The one secure Of solid worth
Is farming dn winter by the HEARTH.
The farmers long and plainly saw
How middlemen controlled the law,
And held Us fast, with eagle CLAW.
Though sharp their talons, We we're strongi
And lAbored well, and bore 1t lOng,--
When 10 one day mighty throng
Rose from their slumberings and said,
Wen labor for ourselves, instead
or feathering othef peoples bed.
40, they will fail" the merchants say,
"And 20 to smash In one short day -
Then while we live we'll have fair play.
Statistics show that we are blest
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
For the VERMONT FARMER.
Farming on Long Island.

Having resided over twenty years in Illi-
nois aud Michigan, sixteen on Long Island,
and having lived until sixteen years old in
Bennington County, VT, think l am capa-
bic of judging Of the comparative merits Of
the East and the West. The West is moro
Of a lottery. Farms located near large
towns or lumber or mining interests, furnish
ing q home market, are all well enough,
provided you have health, thing never
knew in the West. But on Long Island l
have not been sick day in sixteen years,
30 as to need doctor. Health 1 consider
Of the very first Importance. The West is
good place to raise stock, make pork and
beef for the Eastern markets, or in some sec.
tions butter and cheese.
have received numerous letters within
the past theee years from Western families,
since began writing about cheap lands on
Long Island. They say it is all very we'll to
see large crops grow, but they want to see
some money from them as we'll. Three.
fourths Of their farms are mortgaged. They
are paying ten to twenty per cent interest.
Very many Of them say they want to get
nearer the "Hub," as soon as they can sell
out. advise them if they have health and
have good farm paid for and can keep it,
to stay there. Too much is spent in travel
ing around by poor folks. A rolling stone
gathers no moss. The West is a good coun-
try; can't go back on the West. Still il
had known the fact that good, level, heavy
loan soil could be bought within ten or If
teen miles Of New York for $40 per acre,
as it could have been when went West,
should never have passed it by. Even sixteen
years ago. when came to Long Island,
could have bought at that price fifteen or
twenty miles from New York, close to a
railroad. New we have to back up Gfty or
sixty miles, as Brooklyn and suburbs extend
out over ten miles, and it is all villages all
along three lines of railroads, and it is only
a question of time when this island will be
needed for gardening. Already large tracts
are bought aud leased for garden trucking
aHd for berries and fruit, on the east end oi
the island, for Boston market; and there
are more farmers on the east end Of the
island that have money in savings banks
and mortgages, according to the num-
Der, than in any other part Of the state OF
any other state And still they are fifty
years behind the times. They are an old
fogy SET As their fathers and grandfather
did, so do their children. For instance yOU
can't make them believe that clover is wortl
more to pillow into the ground than to sell
Immense quantities of Timothy hay and
straw are baled up every year and sent Il
the city. OF course they have to buy artl
fetal manures. This is all wrong, to sell ha.
from upland. owned three bottom lan'
farms 10 Michigan within three miles o
Grand Rapids. The overflow every sprinI
left about an inch of sediment. Ga such
fara man eau sell hay with impunity
But to return to Long Island:
Our practical farmers say they can rails,
corn on our lightest sandy lands, one yea
with another, for 40 to so cents bushel
That is about what it costs to transport
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
For the vERMeNr FARMER.
Politics and Religion in the Oranges.
No. 2.
BY A. GAYLORD sPALDrNd.

As before quite clearly explained, politics
has two very plain and distinct features.
One is proper, commendable, and every
where applicable, relating to the business
affairs, commerce, and the social arrange
ments OF men. The other is narrow and Sec
tiOUal, disturbing and corrupting the morals,
and the peace and welfare of society. This
latter kind Is wholly incompatible with
grange principles, and is therefore rejected
from the order.
Religion. too, is open to the same criti-
cism. There is the false and the true-the
practical and the speculative. Religion is
natural, and no nation is found without it
being manifested according to mental and
moral development. But the seetarian
quality cannot come into the grange for OBJ
vious reasons. The element of principle aud
humanity is not its al-pervading power. 1t
cuts the people up into antagoniziug factions,
under senseless creeds aud names, and con-
sequeutIy curses more than it blesses the
world.
The fsmily group of parents aud children
is a natural aud beautiful order of all grades
Of the human race. Each family is home,
and most happy and heavenly may it be.
No such bliss exists elsewhere on earth. The
grange is devised and organized after the
family pattern, in larger groups. The idea
is exceedingly simple and practicable, and
most intelligent, perfect, and attractive. No
unsel6sh farmer or workingman can fail to
appreciate and accept it. Hurrah, then, for
the oranges! Multiply aud speed them
over the wide continent.
The battle of the oranges is for labor re-
form against crushing moneyed aristOc-
racy. Old parties and sects are all under
the leadership of such an aristocracy--a com.
bined money power, with social position and
Of6ce-hOlding. They claim their privileges
as the rightful heritage of the upperten class,
on the ground of custom and precedent aud
the brute force of sword cannon, and bloody
armies stands ready to defend them, while
the working muscle Of the common people Il
ground up for their use. 1t is world
monopoly Of ages, which world cO-opera'
tiOn of grangers and sovereigus must over
throw. 1t is the battle Of Armageddon.
The monopoly of politics in our country
is well represented by such men as Dls-Hon
Bill King, Of Minnesota. How he gobbleC
up the votes in his district, by the power oi
Durham bulls, aud subsidized newspapers
He won the election, but is bound to hanl
himself, Judas.like, as compensation
Shame on the people, aud shame on the news
pers. They hang themselves, effeOtually
and badly disgrace the ballot box.
The clerical aud church monopoly and ar
istocracy powerfully and proudly represent
ed by the Beecher stripe. Money unstint
ed is invested in Henry Ward Il Co. Blu
that frst-clAss Plymouth church scandal
though black disgrace on civilized Christen
dom, will fortuu ltely do very much to breaI
the yoke ef sectarian slavery on the WORKING
class. ThaOks to the most high, than, 70
Beecher!TiltOn scandals. They will leave
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
FOR the vERMOST FARnER.
Gang Your Ain Gait" 300

In an old book of wise sayings occurs the
passage, In multitude Of counsel there is
wisdom" IL is indOrsed in modern times by
the phrase Two heads are better than one.
All OF this is very we'll if the counsellor or
other head do not consider themselves infal-
lible authority to those whom they advise.
After all sources Of advice have been con-
suited, it remains for one to exercise his own
Judgment in selecting the course 10 pursue.
II were the height Of folly to give hand as
well as ear to every adviser and thus be
drawn in every direction at onCe. Ones
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
Votes and Queries.

wish to ask what is meant by well rOtted
manure, as | have ofton heard the phrase
quoted. l know of but two ways to have it
well rotted, One is to let 1t lie in tho yard
or pile until 1t is hall gone, the other is to get
it out on the land, spread it well, work 1t in
well with drag or cultivatOr, and then put in
the crop, whatever 1t Is, and then let II rot.
Is manure any better by lying, or Is it not
better when first made and got on the land
where you wish TO have II. My practice is
to get IL out in the winter, all that can, IN
big piles, and have it ready in tho spring 20
put on where it is wanted. We have some
times let it lie in the she'd until fall, but II
did not rot any, and do not think 1t would
for years unless u was wet.
FdirfaI, FEB. -. l. I. PARIS.
1t is generally agreed that when green
manure is put upon the ground and we'll
worked in there is no perceptible loss of its
value, as the volatile properties are held by
the soil and the non-vOlatile properties are
taken up by plants as fast as they are rem
dered Assimilable. But to get the greatest
benefit the soonest possible after use, as is
desired in gardening, &C., the manure should
have FIRST been rotted, pulverized in deOom.
position, before being applied. This is
brought about by a thorough compost, under
cover, probably better than in any other
way, the muck or other material used in the
compost taking up the gas which would
otherwise escape and the protection from the
weather preventing the washing away of any
portion. Mr.. Parris's question opens an
important subject and we trust our cores
pOudeuts will take it up and give it thor
ough discussion.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05

farming population, the house fly might be
greatly decimated in numbers, aud in many
places nearly exterminated. All barnyard
fowls are fond Of the larvs, and the pupa al
so, and it yarded where they have full access
to their breeding grounds will aid much in
their destruction.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05
WHOLE NO. 222.

the parts affected With lard Or tallOw, and
tAOaeht good results fSlIOwsd, bat have not
bad sufRcisusly sxssnasd experience to be
positive.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-05

win you tell me through the FARMER
what will cure my cattle. They have what
looks like the barn itch. The hair will come
of in spots as large rs your hand around the
eyes and on their sides. Whether fat or
poor it Is ell the same. IL.
Will those of our readers who have had
experience in such cases answer the query Of
."H.3" We have given sulphur once or
twice week in similar cases, also CREASED
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~ eanb- une 9fgIIlltnes unb auspautnu
naa nfuen pGnbfin ISnnrn nibt eft esnua an
DIG 2baiatt tIinneri perbeu, rae bitlis anee-
nt1ms rtaeiibiliIte SidrfungsmiiitI bic iuptr.
lallislif StnBrtbr ststn SrdnFbtiira biIhst
nel0fn lIf wttt mtbr alS bic IN asIunbtn Sc.
gfueeH dnidillgen 9srpbnsr ausatIebt dnb.
Die eiitt gSirfung Der unetIunbrn MlmcipbSre
wfIhe bic Ieafnnnnien malarilHm blsbtr tr.
jtugt, ttIitbt IN Der Niseueriduua unb
SHwlhung be Srgantemus. Der 95tbtr
rirb eann bfm bbSartIgsn Sirlf In ttr quft
ltIGi tur Stuis. 9s III babu flar, baB etr
IGerfs Wfgiur gsrmtieuns alsr tpiesmil&tn
uub fnefmil&tu Rronfbtiitn inttrmiliirtHtsu
ebaraitTs baTiu litet ben l&p6&tuetn Gin.
ifftn bee Midema burG finnlifht Sfrdfliauua
fHissssnjupIrltH. DaB poRttisr's M a.
Der fbupt WitofrbnftIItI
bn Ha&IaHmbtn SIaft, 10 fins 3baiiate iptl.
Dc am btltn ea gspiiTeist tpire, mo- bn Sc.
fanettii ftinblitt GihfiEs btffbsu. assl
ni9t aIltln s'gsn WaIarta btf6hBt 60 ben Or.
aaHtsmus. Go bdrift ibn 70 ab, bae rr pbnl
@ftabr bic Grtrtme Der piVt uno a6ltt aus.
taltsH iann, rsI&fn ReItnbt 70 oft untnpor
zen psTesn, une ts nsuiraIlfri tsns glemtnti
III ungtircbnltm Wahr petr In Der Wdbruna.
mflnt anbsrnfaue Waatn. unb llnitrIitslsi.
ben tTjeugeH tpiirben. DdS 8TadwalTT, mil
pfldfm StrrIitnst Oft ibrtn Duff al lSlnsu
gFHpibiet fnb, ruff Ititt ytubr unb anetre qsI.
btn btTpcr, ipiTb abtr unf66bIidb. tpsun 10 mil
efm Bititrn prmifdi pirb. gBabIIib eis(ta
are6t fGiiBtnbt Sr6fiieunesmItitl NJ elm I'M.
f9dBtartr 8filfgtfdbrit. vi.
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Gin Guhaitut fir Ghinin.

JdbrsInng tpurbe Gbinin aIs edS Gin,IgG
SpftiIrnm fir MaIaria StranIteltrn bcIraGirt
une ungtbfurt SudntitGtrn bisIrs Arlhftmit.
tells tpurbfn iGbrli@ IN unfrrrn prllidtn G,r.
asnbtu ptrbrau&t gang bsicntrrs in ben 6ub.
tbGlfrn unb drartnltncrn NieerIunatn.
Diit bfn SrTbfmcnatfn vtrbrrittt lidb WaIa,
ria III alien prrlbireGntn jrrmtn tpte zine e.
pibtmte eurG bds gan,e 9anb unb gdnit Di>
liLiftt linb nit 9Br&lffsbtr btimgflu&i nne
bic gsInmmtt StpUIffruHg tpirb pom Nitbsr ge-
f&iitislt. 8riibfr nabm man rfarIm6bia ltins
3uauht At 9binin abtr pGbtnb 60 b6uRg
Serfrblit, cine Stilung Su bftpirftn, bTdftr GO
unabGnbtrIt ben Dlnsrn In llnOrbnuna, ptrs
urlahtr rtbtlftit Sbpinbtl uub btrnmiitbfn-
brs arpfptb In sintm IClHrn @rnbf, bab 60
Rcnaie bautrtf, che has SphGm fdt piebfr
Don btTm WiTfung tIbpIt bate. 9isIt Gin>
piiIfe gtetn bfItn @ebTduh pdren 70 auslf.
prGst, tab bic Ginfiibruda bon W ilbIsr'S
1rGutrr-Sttters ais rin triumph In
her Wteiltn btsriibt pnrSe. llnenbltG ilbe-
rsr In lfiufn ppbltbGtilCn 93trfunaeu ale 9bt.
min, btlBt NalIrlbt feline bot ben natibtilissn
@iatuiGaftrn jones Anutimitts!s. Arliati
llsttlitit ~ tIrrGeu, oeTIcibi Cs rcn Rngfn
Spannhafi nnS ltdrli bGnIslbtR Hue pGbrgnb
60 Tiit bic ItdSlihGn 8IiiiIlftitrn auslrtibt,
rrtItt IS Oen Apystit uub frlribtert bic gfr-
eduung pne mdbt nuf bifie 9It!is eas Sylfem
iflrFfr une bCIItr gftiguet etn NlnribtitsanfGls
len AZ tpienllrbrn. )n brT 3bni, Gin prrnilnf-
iig(r @CbTduR bon M ibltr'S NrGute-
SittrrS III biGlsr 9atrtsSelt pirD bic Bif-
errIebr hirlrr Rranibrit peItillCn, Gelbl bel esr
enrn. tpsldt nifnnls rinsn Snbif pbne birleIb
lTtas r, G,n,. an, a. .,
Jntrtn bfptl, baB birIrs bns gIbBte anti
prripotI&e WIlisl IN, tpfltrS man In esT
msSiJtniltfn @iifnl9afi Isnnt.
Qsine 9ranIbtittn Isbsn pirIlsitt 70 lsbrun-
ir flimatiibfn YndnSerun8sn nIs bic gllrrsn-
ttitrn. SunprTir unierrr Garurr, SanSprTFrr
uub Irbsittr, Iilrf uno abDrhGrltt In alIfn an-
bfrfn Stsisbungtn, ltieen frrlpGbrfnb llnte.
aurmll6ffiifn unb arIcatnilit btftigr Shmfr-
,en I'm Riftu unb IN ben Stiirrt ; IIe fiibIsn
bGufg baS Srbiirfnib ,u urinirtn, Itlbrn babtI
Sdmtrjsn uHb llntrrbrttunssn bss Abaudts.
DIES Ginb bic ga1ptbrn rinsr btfiiatn (pieI.
IeI&t pOr 9abrsn) rrfOIairn AuNreusuna burG
(tpsTfs ptbrn unb bic 2tibfn prrmtbrtn fiG
btt ir6fm BItirrunaspt9lrI. Stbe Isitie gr-
fGItuns sirbt f& fofort mad btm lGRa&su
punfts unb iprnn nitiS baasarn aei6itbL piTt
bds 2sibrn GrOutlt unb orr rinf llarft Rann
pirb ~ etntr 9tutnt. MiIblsr's Rr6u.
ter.8 ttters IN baS einIi GtAes
+ Stilmiitfl fir birle 2lTt Qtibrn. Gs bal
eine btlcnbTt 9BiTfung nuf bic NitTsu, btfGr-
bert bic gsiunbe 2bGiiefdt btrtIben unb int
fsrnt bic Stranfbstt, 90 psIbinbtrt bic NnltBuna
bon @rits, brr ptnn rr i& unssbiubnt an.
IamnsIn lam, bic 8prm eints Steinss an.
nin,ntt unh hrlTfu GuffeYntitto ntY hurh elrs
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NrieFafcn.

Gbdn m nibersburg. Or. Meam Ibus
nias.-gBir babsn Sbnsn eranipprttt.
pbiIabtIpbia. = Or. alue. 8. Slit.
bermonn. - S&5nrn 9anf fir ben biibl&tn
"ptb" "eaPFtn.-@rbtn Sif baIb b'luGsn.
Spbnstpp n.-Sr. 9oGspb 8Ied.-Sb.
rtr 8iiie N sntlprc&tn, bpfftn abr, baB fs
balb pisSn btlTsr gsbsn irirb.
8tlItamspprt.- pr. Astnt @OIf.
-Danlsn fir's eappIs.
Spbnstop n.-Sr. G6riRian @Iud.-
@ir babtn ben >, ,@Icdsn". .SGaa Strnommtn,
unb ba brT Slipper INNER nod elm neitrs
Strl bat, 70 iIi's AUD iitf tinaterunatn, une
bat @ndbt gsfunstn. Ssifn ole nur attrpIf,
Iitbtr @briPtan, bonn fcmmt 3sit, 70 fcmmt
au& Ratb.
b.-Sr. NuguR StriItitsr.-@ud (!
Ia fcmnt IN friI&tr 0anitrae ana'nitfeIt.-
br pdbre 9Olrpb; pilfcmmsn, Ifrbtr AIisr.
gIud bic eappIrH Iclrn baIb foIatn2 8trs
mel, AIttrIr; bas pIiset uns. Die friibTtn
Nrp. linb Dtrsriftn.
pbtIabeIpbta.-@uI Str. dItin.-
gIlts re&t. gBrtrn Sie bislrr Gage brlu&tn.
Snotp G-Sr. Gbnaian Stpps.-
SeFtn Danf fur ben famplsn 9apprn. - gBir
Iinb 9bnrn Ha&SrruiI&t
Smttttu.-S Sr. Gbas. Giuert. - Die
NaRri&t tbut uns ftbr Isib. ScffniIit III bas
llnelid nibt 70 ltIimm. = @RnIttrn Jbnrn
cline sIadIi&s Tdis unO baIOiss Bitbrritbr.
AIIeebtup.-Sr. Gbp. 8enuea.-Sier
Iirbfs rbrnfalIs ,,bIau" aus.
Ratrpna.-Sr Agent SGaeIe. - SIiir-
tpabr elm brrbtr Sblag fir Iisbrnbt GIiern.
bsrlen, 10 untrpartrt, 10 i&nrl elm itsnrfs
SHaftttn, ttnf tlhbfnbe Ylums aus hrr ia.
militnirsiIs tnirilrn ~ Gebtn! DpH, iraueri
niht, tbrure Glttrnbtrlen, btnn BEN Ruaben IN
ts ppbl; r 10 alltr 8aIIhbrit ber BsIt, allen
| @tfabrtn unb 4iimninniItn tntbpbsn, uub ibr
tptrbtt tbn ipttbtriebtn, benn an@ Guer Ab>
ttitbIfiinoItit wiro friiter pbtr Ip6ter Itaatn.
-Sis babsn unftr tnnisRts Bsiltib.
Saroaburs. pr. astnt 5uII,Y. -
DanFfn fir's SGppltn. prn. @'s Saba. lief
NIT lester Nrc. iu enbr, uub Ssn. D.'s l&un
Dor 6 Bp&sn.
RtItoh-S Or. 3. o.. aIbrr&t. - 8ir
(lub Sbuen naG9sruilbt, Alttrle. - Das G}flb
iDnuen Ole bnrt cine pOf. pStr Roneys Sresr
itutsn; btnn bn IN 90 fdbf, uub Icliei bios S
gtuis- -ipuitbiIIis.
Reabiug.-Sr. Aatnt Roibeuberatr.-
Die btirsFsnSs 20 gtniS linS Ossr atSSrsn
nitt uns; iOneun mir babtn Iit at btn Don,
mtihsr su brlabltn, mas fIiibtr trbrr AbUntni
ItIbR ibun mubtr; nnb nit bfm iibrigtn bat
htr padtrf 9amtTab ia Gin sauits Sa6r i3fil.
-Bnbtn Sit baIe btIutfn-im Suli.
ptttsburg.-Sr. 8. Ru6mann. 96s
rem @nniHt IN enilpr6ttn, unb Der banbfr(ie
| 3immfTmanu ringtmuIfrrt.
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(@inasianbt.)
So0eB.MH,eiae.

am Ilitiwc& ben 2. SUM-, attnes
nm Z u6r, wurst unltr atlitblsO l9tu-
rec &inS. Sstnri& 9pbaunsS,
elm Rnats pcn s Sabrtn, 5 Mpnatt unS
10 3aat, burh bfn i&nsutn uaerpatit,
ten l6udIi6sn &pb ms tniriNtn. Ct
srtranf bier tm aassb,np 6Iub. wo sr
nats unfur BUbnuns NIT NOD sw,i
anbsrn fIsintn Snabtn fur,, 3sit tu.
Dor aaf stnsm 8lob sslpitIt battt.
Sstn eti&nam wurNs mad pItlsn an.
srmdtli&sn 9smdbunsn balirsi&sr
5dnbt ON nd&atn ROrssn um balb l..
Ben ubr auistfunetn. Dant allen
6rtunOtu unD Sttanni;a FIR bic 0i.Ien
9twstls tr eisbt unO 5bsilnatm. pcr
une an 9tsrabnibtdss unl,rS tbsusrta
SntlI&snsn. Dant btm 5.rrn palier
essmann, fur bic troarsltt @oris I'm
5auit lOiuObl OILS au6 am @rabs unls.
ts tbturtn &Inete. Dant alien De.
men. fur bic S&midans bss @ars.s
nit Slumsn uno srdnj'n. nile aud iir
bic ;abltI&, Sssltituns CUR ltbhn
Huttfdets; bt(cnotrS aud ben Sdns
germ, wsIh, an @rabt oas fh5ns eI.b
tangent.
nSHB unb rubis 10 her SdIammrr,"
@6ss Der aabarmbtrsiss unb Gasas
tIss @ott. tlnsn StOsn Dor dbnli&sm
llnslhd bswubrsn. lin ai(lss 8tllslb
Bitten bic irautrnon Gltsrn unS anss.
b6rissn.
@sor8 9dssIt Batter.
GItfabstba 5a8tIs. 8sb.
9ItIn, SHUTTER.
RdtrOua. aGtsb'np County, pa.,
Cunt s, 1875.
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9ie arpRe Gntbednna.

G.B. RunIeI'S Sitter 8einspn
Gtfeu, fiji bic ptiIung rints l6waGtn Ra.
atnS, allgtmtine SHmdht, llnperoauItnleit,
GriTdufung bts NfrpenipRtms, 8ancpfnna,
lauren Rastr unb aIIe 8dar, tptIte zine Rts
bliin trfprbtrn.
Der @rin tnibGIt taS dnatntSmlt unb
trIrfldmRe GIifnIaIj, irtIhtS mir babtn: Gi-
trat bts magntiilGen Sries, Ssrbunbsn mtl
ben ifarifrn btr rsertnbiIil6m Gonies-grIbeT
ptruduiTttr Rinbt.
Die @irIung, bic elm tpiTflames GlltnIaT,
In Berbintung NIT unIern tpsribbuIleu Ntrpen
In pielrn 1Glltn BON S1wGte, Nppeitltu(iafeti
uno aassmfinT Rirbrrgtbrcttnbrii ausiibt
IN angsnrbni. ole erb6bt ben Apptiiit, bsbl
bfn pulls, Strtrsibt ShIdfbsit brr Rnsffln,
btrtrtibt bic SlGfe uno attt bfn @rGHit tir
frti6ts, giIunbts AusIrbfn.
gBcut Sbr etrds, uri eu1 Az Harlem
Bpat Sbr eintn guten Appetii Z gBoIt Sbl
Cure GpnRiiuiipn aufbnuens Z Bput ,)br hpb
fiibItns @olt 9br bon ReIS5ftGt ttfrti
feins @oat 9br Gutrais.2 @cat 9tr au
f&Iaftns BOllt Sbr friltts etbfn tabsn /
8snn 70, tann prUbitTt 8unIsl's @ttn pur
GiItn.
Ditlts pabrbaii reritSpat Ecnie N bon al.
len SsIaIItn btr e5tirai&aft 70 bur6gdusta at,
prhft tppTbtn, baB rs itbi ale cine Ecnie. gltbt.
lii unsuitetrII1 IN. So iofei MIR tptnis, ret.
ntat bas SIut lSubtrt btn Raesn, rrnrutr
bns Spatni unS StrIinsert ba5 etbsn.
SD erluGe @uh bios, bisIss ptribppls 30.
mic su prptitren. prfts Ht.00 per GIaTdt
q. 3. 3unfeL aIltinigtr GigenIbimr, Obj.
laStIphid, pa. YfTlanat slunfrl's Yilter.gDct,
bon GiItn bon &ureni Mppibtier unb ntbm
Lttn anents wliiisl. gBirb blos In $i.8Ia.
i@sn strfanft. Nas anenrn liub esfGIl&t bee
bnIb biittt Sud happr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
Qebrn0ia bcaYGbrn.

Dds uN.w. SrItdnS Sulitin" pom
80. 1at bsrI&tst iOIs,nbts baarfrdu'
bsnsss grtisnib
am 25. Mdi larb i'm tprtIssn gedtn.pc.
lpitaIt SSiar Sanis, Gin iun8tr Ntgtr bon ~
9abrtn aus ItnurFet. DIR art ltlif bas
nUibier 3tugui5 aus unS am 26. purbf bic
esits auf ben Nrmrnpagsn Nc. 1 Btlaesn urb
BON 9amfs Gpunprs mad rem 0ceuIt Grove
Armrn. arhbUf grSrd4t. 9lm adGftu cage
sII1irn elm W,nn, Ramsns 8. 6. 8sees, apf
brr Central 9,plissi Siaticu urb srIate bort an,
Sab tr am Sage pcrbfr auf bGm Grmrn.atr&.
bofr stprltn Isi ano bort rinen Gsttfnpa9tu,
bim bret pbrr rirr 8rauru fpiSttr, asiebsn ba.
be. Der Iutltr nabm etn Sarg rGn htm
8harn, unb lbe rr bfnItltca an taS grab
brinsrn icnnir, iitb ba int ShrB SrfubII.
Rs ben SarBStdtI ab uub rtrf aus: nllm
GIrtiss 8ilifn, bG9rabt mid ni9t IrtrnbtB!"
Der ttuiIStT G6riiT rinsn SirIn unb sd
babe sin drIiIi&t6 3taOui6, tOB Dn tpbt bIR,
uuS pfbe DID bfgrabtn !" auSIufrns, itlug
sr Ger srrmsinilidfn gstGr bnmii auf teR 9opf
HnS iUOirtt pser brlGrbtr is, wVrnuf esr Sar9
ustii 9ubaIt brGratta Rurtr.
Gs 9rInnG onttTe 3tusrn fur bic 9rRGtI'
suua biritr fur6tcnrrn gni&ulpIsun8 nuhu'
fiubrr. Cine bavpn, WsIiutn Smitb. fnstf
aus, ir babe trn armtupnBtn 30. Spr H..
rem Sault baIlrn lebtn. !3pd Sdrsr, trr rt.
ntS GTpadiersn une brr tint5 SGu0Iings,
tpGrru duf brmltlbrn stprisn. Gle babe &C,
riau etirbrn, tpir br Mann In Sdre bic Sanb
btpsst uuS bfn Dtff btrabSufubm fS bf
miibt BABE.
Der Suil&n nabm lriu SigpCIRrr. lfSis ss
6fm Ranns auf btm Wunb, ltBts li& bnrduf
uHb fubr 70 rinrn YIGd Btit, tpGbrfnb le NIT
rinIeen anbnn frGurn btm Wnatn fOIstf.
Der Sfuilhrr birlt banu tpirter an, rnbm finsn
Sammtr unb Suluble ttn DsdtI frRlunastIu.
Gr uabm tarGuf ben Ilsutn Sarg unb ftbtr
ibn duf bsm arObrn. sIIS CT mid btmtrits,
iragte er mid, mas idI bier pUQr, unb ale Id
ibm rntgr8neic, baB ct tinsn Itutnbsn Men-
l&sn nat brm NirtbCf brinsr trfabI tr mir
BsaIussbrr, Ubet Siirbs MID l&Inetn. gBir
fOIstsn tem @aSsn bis gum Stir&bCfs, IS pur.
be uuS abtr ni&t srIauti, SsnisIttn tu btirtitH.
Wtbus nu6us 3tussn btR6IIstsu bitft
auslass.
GonnorS rurbe Stlbaflft unb ttibtunIf
saul mil6IsStn lfiue llui&uIb, irCB bu atssn
ibu ScrlItesnbsn 8rpriis.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

RarlOr' CreeIn. - Die fsiisn gar-
ler.OrasIn scn btnsn mir tpilIen. uus bic nui's
bpGltf bon rnlintntfu mullinlIitn SiiuittIn
bee tanbfs empfoblsu ptrbtu. finb Beatty
d L Lofts bGrltmit @oln'3ungnsPars
lor'OrgrIn. = Wan ifnes fir cine prttsltis
sbs man ianff. - Aesnisn presn ssrau8t.
gian atrfIFrf;
Seattb s @Iotts.
0afbtn6tun, Rsw. .S,rify.
Maa 4, 1875.