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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24
SPECIAL LOCALS.

We are receiving our Spring Stock of
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and
Youths by the case, direct from the
manufacturers, which will be sold very
low for cash at
II. N. DEATRICKsS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

A large lot Of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
and CATERS just received, and which
win be sold very low for cash at
DEATRICK'S,
q nril 10 fwf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

Splendid Lump Coal and all kind
Of Anthracite coal and sawed wood,
at Frazer and Bishops.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

Stoves have taken a tumble. See
Blondel's card. 2td<w.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

The best assortment and cheapest
Bacon of All kinds ever seeM in this
town at Frazer a Bishops. If.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

Go to Frazer Il Bishops and get
some fat Boston Mackeral.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

Durang's Rheumatic Remedy "A
positive cure for rheumatism in ali
its branches. art
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24
Ladies white and colorcd corsets only
20 cents. at DEATRICK'S

Ladies white and colorcd corsets only
60 cents, at DEATKICKS.
.L.W.BAKER, DRUGGIST,
No. ~ NORTH QUEEN ST..
having Cat great cost and expense) fitted
up first-class Drug Stol fw furn-
ishing
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
FANCY ARTICLES.
AND NOTIONS
at the lowest prices for cash.
With his present increased facilities he
is prepared to dispense Prescriptions ac-
cording to the latest and strictest rules Of
Pharmacy to his customers and all who
may favor him with their support and con-
fidence, at as low prices as any drug store
in any city.
A full supply Of the celebrated Shakers
Garden Seeds on hand.
nc-F For medicines at night, pail the
bell.
Feb %. lR75--r ydaw
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

Sawed Wood and Pine KmdIines,
at Frazer Y Bishop cheap.
An kinds OF Groceries, Mill-Eeed,
Corn and Oats, at Frazer 4 Bishop's.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

Government sewed shoes Ter men,
for salecheap, at DEATkit'h r
april 17tfw NM
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

of prime Glover Seed on hand and for sale
al HANNISVILLE MILLS,
Maftinsbnrg. w "
March 6, lST5-wtf.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-24

1t cures rheumatism quickly
thoroughly and permanently. Du.
rang's Rheumatic Remedy.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

gonoo qalf Oct gSeitfiiite @iibomirifos
teine Gr1olge 5u per5ei@nen. Gie Dem
5tiueu Ocean 5ugcwanoteu Nepublifen
finben Die allfs er.QMaaltil4s SiilteIein=
geleitetea8ird) et1politif init ibrer sg8p6l=
ia9rt iti1t .perei1bar.f ] ,Sssetts 8eFebs1, Sic
sigensll 2siter oer> Ssluiten6ege] pom s2s.
tSebruar, baB Die 8epesun9 weits iiber
ote5: heqbRtbttgten s@ren5en Dita,,sgin9
nno| eaplit~ lift 53iel bur6ous usrfeblt
bat, BE, Den, allgtn1eineu ltnlpillen
Der 8cp0lfer,lng,s scr tDatfrdftige,l 9nl=
tung Scr Gegierung uno 8pltspcrtretllng
nlllB man t&sdaIf5 lueitere tirtbcnft ftinbl6e
Seitreb,ln9en. in Scr Mraentiail den Ste
pnblit<p(rsi9tel1. Ser &ir6enlhlrnl bat
lid Su.Bueros MDres in eiuers 9Seilt
pralentirt 0ie inn oprt jeoe 6oftnung
ouIsGrfplg benimnlt. .a1ss5Nn biejeln Sinne
,udre ho5s .at$ Set 9Runbung bes= s2o
Nfato 7per9oiienc @h't ni6t peraebens
9cIplicn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

meiie eixe Gr5ie9una onsusisren. Gs
miro babel Nicmonoen inGrl ltaunen leben,
oab roic Gltern bisl ler &inocr lif bobin
s9eiproden boben, 966lt crireut 81
lsin cnolib Elm Wfittel 9efunocn sit ia.
ben, bas ig1e &inoer Upm 9erumlun9ern
|auf Sen @troBen obDdlt." Sic Sdulsn
erl6cinen bamlt in Dem gan5 neuen 2iAte
cinea &inoeriwingers uuo bic nit Scr
Wuf5idt 0cs Gbulbeluhcs betrouten
W9entrn als cine 9lrt 6umlicn< Con ltab=
Ter.
Gp lon9e oie Glteru ocS sfinoes nil
len. ooE es in oerShuls 1T. brau6en Tie
uiht mcby 81 lor9cn, bob es piclleic9t
oui Der TrliSci= g totinn lit uno 10 !anGe
les Scr SNul6c'udS Grsmin9An9=N9ent
nit lciutr &liitfc oNer cinem Goihp nob
ocn benz Scrnen 9tluei6ten 0ollen treibt,
6rondcn liN lcinc Gltern ni6t SIT flint
men, boB lie 9citoblcncs % It Ober &C.
oro1cne Glosl6eiben io6len miiilcn.
iNb es anh nitbt angemclien iein m0d)te,
~N9entcn" iu crncnnen, bic boraui su les
ben ba6enL oab ollc &in0cr oui ocb0ri9e
Mclle 9c>palhcn unb 9efimmt finn, lit
eine Tro9e, ocren Gntibeioun9 mir Den
9(nlp<tn bcS SGul5won9c5 iibcrla1jen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
.Sbul;tpaua.

.0as Don ber lekten 2egislatur oes
Staates Nep Dorf an9enommene S6ul=
5wangselek 16eint in ieiner protiiden
@usi iiibrun0 tenen groben uliasmus
5u erregen, tuie man aus na6 tebenoen
Bemertungen Der vy}ew Yort Norlo"
|9lieben fann :-9er 8eri6t Ser bis jebt
nit Dem neuen G6ul5man9sselet erreid-
ten Tolgcn miro ol(em Nnl6eine nab Die
poraus9e9on9enen Nnidauun9en ir9cno
zines oerniinft fti9enGlenl 6en oorii6er nibt
dnbern. Neun nit W6ian9en pon itDul=
fli9ti9en &inbern beauf ftragte M9enten
boben bis beute 335 &inoer ae5wun9en,
ii@ oui 0fentli@e&el ten 'ueni9itens t9eit'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

&ronte ba'oelt oft allB man 5u eincm
t.lten lN,ud1lidc,, i'm Gonton nn9 &C.
ouloeten Yrielter> pocr 81 Der Gpfer>pil=
li9teit zines perbannten Hforrcrs feline
3ui iludt neGmel1, ber aui bic @efolr hin,
li6 gefangeN ncbncn 81 loljen, in W}ittc
Der 9ia6t bcrbeifommt, I'M ben &ronfen
uno Sterbenoen bic notbmeuni9cn rcli=
aiDleu 6iilismitttl 5u brin9cn. llno nun
linb g i0pn picr5e6n 9llonotc, oob bic
ler gu ltano Der 9inge boucrt, trpy ailcr
@oranticcn in @erfoliun9 unb Gclcbsn. I"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
Mu3 Ser Sb1eet;.

1el&S YET SCU1HetJ.
,3u Mferpclier (Mor1 11pplcr) on Ser
Grensl6ei0e ber 8erper uuo Der Gplo=
thurner Suraberge> Wirtte ieit piersi9
SaDren elm frpmmer Yrie1 1ter, Reter Sr=
lcpb Mfouttet> elm >pabrbof It apo itolilAcr
Dfonu, oos le6enoi9e 8ti1piel hriltli6cr
N}ilbtbdtiafeit. Gr lebte nur fir bic
Mrmen uno fit leine @emciloe, bic aub
tcincn ein5igen 9lbtriinni9en ali f>ucilt.
@or fiinf Sobren wuroe Scr beili9n,dBigc
@reis nit 8linobeit 9elflogcn. 9elicn
ungca6tet Tag ct no1 &rQften leinen
prielterli6en @erri6 6tllugen pb; fpnnte tr
nibt aeiitliden 5rolt ipcnosn, 10 bctete
er. gSeil alt uno gebro9tn iollo ct ppr
Der bod9cr5igen 8erner &egicrun9@ 9@nooe,
sr braudtc ui1t in5 Grill 5u wan0erlr.
0as S6mer5ensjabr 1874 mar fir i'm
ooppelt bei 6,uerlih. gScil III Der gam
sen l(mge9eno tatbpliihe ASriciter li1
ui6t ou ufbolten our ften> mar Der INNER
9eiallige @err nit 9lrbet pDaig ii6era=
ocn. N}itten in ser 9{aht itB cr lih
Stunoen melt auf oie 8erge binolf fEb=
rt,,> um 0en Mronten sic 5rDl ltun9cn Der
III. 9teli9ipn su lpenben. Gcit 8egiun
Der i lteriben Belt broebtc Yfarrcr Mout-
tct 10 SIT logcn Sag unO 9}abt i'm Sei9t=
1tublc Su. Gr, fiibltc feline @rmottuuM
Wenn es 9olt> Scclcn 5u rctttn. 9ns
GDor| lam flag lpenoetc Ct bos IF. Yub1o=
romcnt pnn Mfitto95 bis NbenoS sc0n
llbr. Nm Sjtermprgen fritz I'M bier
ltbr loB Ell luieGer inl GciCDtltubl. lin
neun 16r pcrlieB CT bc1lcl6c1r, um an
ben stltor 5u trcten 2(s Stride bicnt
otn Mforl6wyleru jest cine 59cunt
Yforrcr Wouttet oblWpn to6tmiitc, licb
es N1 nl0t nebmcll om If. Nfcrtn9 cin
0o6an1t Su lin9cn. 0:r lang nit 9cbo=
bcner Stinme prcoi9tc lout unb Der
nebmli9. 9(lles mar tief 9criiDrt: es
nor 1cin S1mong19elan9. @r lekte oo5
bl. MfeBopfer fort. 9(ls er 0os Sonctus
betetc bcfiel i'm cine S6wdcbe. Gr cr=
bolte lib, con 1ccrirte, enlpIin9 bic Dl.
Gommunion lont ouf bcm 9ltare nie=
Ser uno ii6ergu6 leine Gccle benenigen
Der 9clogt fat vSd Sin sic 9lufer1tc=
bung unO 6os 3cben." Gp 1tirbt ein
juroilil6er Yrieiter. g4ie aus einem
Weunoe ertDntc bas Sommergel6rei Der
gldubi9en N}en9e.~ Die 5rducr iit MT
bel6reibliG.
Sic in Yruntrut erl6einenoe v@e=
maine Gatboliquc" i6reibt: v9ie
Oferfeier 1T I'M Sura in iebr trauriger
gBeile poriiber9e9an9en. 9a sic re9t=
mdBi9en Yfarrer no9 INNER iiber Sic
@ren5e perlpielen lino> 10 muBte man 1ib
IN @9eunen perlammeln 5ur Teier oes
5oges> Der Gin TreuoenfeF lit in ber gam
sen tatbolil6en Welt, .o6er mon n1uBte
oer Wanberfab IN Die 9ono uebmen>
nno 5iuei> BRET o0er mod mebr @tunoen
melt marl6ilert> um elmer 0teNe an eineln
Der feierli6iten 6eittage beimobne11 5u
t0nnen. Mllein biele trauri9e Sage miro
nod 'trauriQer, mp es li9 I'M @reile unb
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gDei6+

I'm nun Elm Gelo su beseibnen, nennt man
ben 8u1Faben uno bic 3abl. 60 fteben ). 3.
Die obisen Giauren auf foIeenoen Geleern:
@htpar3: aonia: S5 - Dame $ -
Springer: s 5 - Sbiirne e l uno g. l.
8aucrn: . une S - Bcii: 80nig:
. 2 - 9ame: 81 - Springer: G5-
96urme: q unb s - Baueru: 3 3 uno
s 4. sSer nun bic eill;elnen 0i9uren biernad)
aufludt, miro iid) nit Der @c5cid)nun9 lcidt
bertraut MAIDEN tonncn.
Sir Sdadipielcr cnt1alt bic obiac Stellun9
bic folgcnbe 81 ii f9obe:
sSeip 3iebt unb madt nit oem hritteu 3uoe
matt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
9 G q d>.

@cuor mir mil ocr Grtldruna ors SdaN
ipiclS beginner, miicn mir 1NS nit unicrn
2tiern iibcr bic Yeseid)nun9 Der 6clbcr berltan-
bNcn. g9ir b&ben bicr 1T Der 3eitunA hus
S6ad}brett aui cem Tapier uuo oa mir cotS
cin,cluc Gclo nlicn bc,cid)ncn t6nncn, 10 lit e$
notbucroiA baiu Nud,fuben uno 3ablcn III
Nehyallti}tu. Sicic mcrbcn, mic bic NiAur ;cNl
nn Den Gnosn Der %ci4sn aclcllt, unn suor Die
l;.tn DHl his : iuv 1ell;, ci, MI ,hi1At;u
~ 4 bis > untrn.
(>}uaItit) }tNiAob> H(o. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
Scr i $sauhel NIT italicniid,tN
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Nus .9elu Yort Miro eeiDrebcn (lc=
Der ben ob1 b1teulibcu $oonccl nit itolir=
nijbcn &inocrn, Scr Scitens Scr vlu=
broni" 9etrieben miro, lit ld)pn 10 picl
9eldricbcn >uproen, ooB mir nit Neht
onncbmen oiirfen, bob eos Yublitunl nit
ocn Giniclbciten uno ndbercn llmitdnoen
pnlltOmmcn pertrout it. 0iclc un0lljtf=
litbcn &inocr uuroeu aus ibrtlN Notcr=
lanbt> Dem lpnni9en Stolicn oui 9cluolt=
Jane SScile entfiibrt> bicrber tran.por=
tirt uno >uie cine Moarc an 0ie 4Sobrpni
pcrl1obert, luclNe tic Sluou9cll, ols Sttt=
lcr, GtroBcnnlulitonteu o0er oui ireeno
cine u.:Sert 9Sciic Gjelo fir lic Su Der
bienc; uno lie ouI bic brutolite gSeilc
5lftiG:'l', mcnn lic Sbcnbs nicbt Die &C.
mini 1i: Hhcr rrlporttte Gumme oblie~
ferteu. S,bou ppr Sobren riNtcte Die
Yrcle Die Nuf flncrtlumtcit bcs sEublituns
aui oic1c oblNeulide Girl1cuerung bcS
StlopenbAnoels, Oie be@iere itolicnil bt
yepDltcrNn9 Ser: Stoot, N:neral=0onllll
DC Huca uno Nerr Gcilp Sc lar N}prcna
an Scr Spitc> ionic iibcrbaupt o0e bu=
man Sclinnten Giir9er nabmen iih Ser
So0e an uno i6rer, pcreirten Nnl ltrtu=
gungen gelang eS, I'M Sonuar 1874 Gin
G,leg ourc0 05ubri1gcn> weldeS Hcrl oncn,
Die jcncs nieoertr0dti9t Wcwcroe betric=
ben, nit elmer Gelobubc uon $4,000 uno
nit 5 Sobren Wcfdn9niB beltrait
Gics @cl eb bot )eine wobltbQtigc gNir
flung niht uerfcDlt ul0 ouBer0em fat bic
itolienii6c Sbule eincn lrgcnsrciDen
GinlllD 9tltcno gemo9t, inocm lie $oun=
bcrte jcutr &in0cr i6rcu Reini9crn ent=
rib> I'M lie sit niibliben Mit9licOcrn Der
@clelliboft brronSu6ilocn. 2(llcin trot
ol(coem miro oicle cmp6rcnoc Meni iden=
banocl no9 imIer iprt9ctviebcu uno
0crr Morcnp ~btboup1tt, ooH int ARpnot
,l{drS oQrin geNcn 200 jtolirlli|d)c &in=
Der bicr impnrtirt uno lit Sic Gtlcrtrti
perfouft mnrocu. Gielt H(n0a()c cutaGlt>
wcnn lie corrcft iii, cinen leDwcrcn Wor=
murf 9rgcn Sic Epiitj, mclfDcr SUri;!AII
cine itrcnar GurcDiijbyuna bGs cvlu&h:::"
Gclttts oblic0t Sjt lpl!tc oAii>:::c ii
cncr9llNcr S&eilc GoHobobtn, Ijcp a&N&%
iibrr bic NerbQltnillc olltr bier lcbtlocn
itolicnil@c1 &inoer IN foruirtn uuo bic
gecignctcn Stfrittc tbuu> I'm oicle Slit
Der in bic SGule> bic Yaoroni ober -
nad Giug Gin9 SIT l6idcn, ocnn e5
tlingt mic 9oDn, bcricbtcn jll mil lien,
oob in Der Nictropule oieltr 9roBcn Ne=
publit, wc!De jctt olltd9lid Trcibeits=
Subildcn feicrt> mod wirtlitbcr Gtlapcn=
Donou Ell ltirt unb pon Scr v6cltcn Ycli=
sci ser gSclt" 9eoul0st miro
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Gcr &rauD bon Ssbfojb, 9&isr.

|. Scr Sra'lo ooll SSgto1D, SStst.
s(.u 2S. Mpr;! 1919.
Cstolb lie9t in elmer Gbenc, Die faI
|beitQnoi9 5iolueTluino 1at, ber> sur 3eit
oes Teuers NIT grpberC}e>uolt 6lies. .S1pn
leit ldn9erer 3eit por es in Nstp|6 oQ=
!9emeiner Gebro,lh, sic Gagemiib!el> bci
eincm befti9cn gSeituinoe nicbt su bear
bcitenL llm ST fcinem Seucr 9lnlob 81 &C.
6cn. 81 lotten ocnna9 om lebten W}itt=
mod oe mel ten Nliib!cn i6re Mrbet Gin
asi itelt. Muir bie Tirma Spanlin9 uno
$cd lieb furtorbeitsn lno nabm es Socrrn
Ycf gc>uoltig libel, ols i6m 6crr Mor-
gan bcb0olb Nor>piirfc uloNte. Surge
3eit Ooroui entOecfte man boB l)ior9on's
5dgemih(e III Tlommcn ltonb uno mar
lhon notb ciuigen W}iruten ooS 0onic
GebGuoc Gin Tlommcnnccr. Nbmo6l
Die TcucrweDr uno 5oulenoe Don 9r=
germ lpfort an Soono morell crniclen liti)
in Tol9c 6e5 ltorttn 9Sinocs uno bes
ImoNcnbolt auistbdu item leiht brcnnba=
rcn N{ot>rio!s ollc lire 9(nltrengunocn
ols cr1cl9loS uno trieben lie Die Tlomntn
ltcis mchr raO Dem M}ittclpunttc Der
Gtobt.
5. u. 0ovis Gin Glcrt ser i5;;rlto
M}prGo!l 'uol!ic norN cini9c G;iyNtv Gus
0em brcnNcnOtlli)ouIt rettcn> fcnntc lb:r
crit III fNrOtbar pcrbranuttm ,'Niiuii,s:
Dcrou:fommGn uNo ioyb berri:5 1!ay:
cin'atn 9};nHjru Gie onuM yNi ~"
Wjt I%ruFHr uuN !:.r,un.,lNrn - f;f.,;.s..
al n:,t;;:j, jo bal; !" = ucn GSv ..};.....
d)cu &ron0itl!t: 'os;t cni icr!!tc E.,luitC i;
U!uMMcn gvr;ctbtu Eno nou ;yucIl oNt
$oonnung oufAo6, ocS UelcrS $.ocrr SUI
,uer0cu
0o ollc %erli(berurgs =9(gcnturen aus
9cbronnt unb ibrc Sii0cr tbei1s nit psr=
bronnt mpr6cn In0 p0er lid) III llnoro=
nun9 bcfinben, itelt es li6 nod INNER
ols unm0glib bcrulls, Ben Sctrog Ser
@erliderun9cn 9enou Su bcltimmcn. Sod
fam man Den Gjelomlntl l1obcn 9ons gut
auf 80 100000 onl l0lagelL luoDon piel,
leiebt Die Sdlfte 6ur@ Ner1id)erun9en 9e=
oedt 1ein eirfte.
Sat- 800 Tumilien linb obne Oboa6
uno notbleioenb. 9ie Councils baben
5u ibren @unten lofort cine 8eiuilligun9
BON $4,000 9emo@t. 3rpg oes flrdtba<
rem @Gla9es, ben bic Staot crlitten bat,
1ino Die Sc lddftsleute nidt i6 gerin9iten
entmutDi8t uno moQen lofort nit Dem
9ieubau oer @toot be9innen. @elbit Elm
mebrl ltunoigcr&egen mar nibt i'm @tan6e>
oos no9 INNER in Ben Guinen 9linmenbe
Teuer 5u eritifen.
sSn einem 5ele9romme an sic "Simcs"
aus Sono on Soc beiBt es =; Scr gan6en
Gta0t fat ]i9 oQ9emeine Srauer benQ@=
ti9t, Sbtuo9( lie felt ibrer @riino>iu9
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S4io 91ailenfrenuo.

ldon fiinfmol BON 9rnben Teuern 1eim=
9elu4t luoroen 1T. bottc nod tcints tinen
10 enormen Sdaoen ou9crid)tet. 9os
lsbte 6euer mar oo3 3. 9r0Sere Weuer in
oielcm Sabre
0o3Teuer bot iult oue iA0nercnMcbn=
bouler uno 9rDberen Gjebduoc ein9e0=
lAert. Sic Siir9cr l6einsn alien N}utb
pcrlpyen su 1oben uno wonoeln nit be-
trllbten @elidtern lin uno fer. Iis
Muincn Nlimmcn nod immtr uno nil
len Bic cbmoliAcn GiNentbiimrr Scr SIT
lommcnScbr0nntcn @eb0uoc urd) imner
niht, mos lie sun0d)1t tbun lpu>u.
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- + in Sed lelblott criabn
n lin Ter @elunoter in Sopon, $oerr Nino-
bonl lit naW Den neuelt:u ScriAten an
bcrorosnlitb tbdtia. Gr ltIoirt eifrig sic
Natur 0cs jopaneliiden Nultc5 etbno9ro-
pbilh, onotomiih, bp9ien;ld), lin9uilti1d),
jpirtueu uno mprolil6. llno lsine 9(r
bciteu lino oucD bercits nit ous9escibne-
tenn Grfel9e 9cfrDnt worOen Gr bot
n0mliN nid)ts @criuQerss crmittelt, oIs
ooB unlelc Gpl1b0ute bie oiretten Noh=
fommen Der Sopanelcn lin0. 9ll5 Ye=
wei5 oofiir iiibrt er auber mcbrcren ana
tpmilhen Scmcrfunsen cine b6blt iiber~
Seu9cnoe lin9uiltiide 3batlahe an. .Mdb=
renD eini9e nlerer Snbianer ndmliN ben
Segriif ld0n hurb rO6ip" besei1nen,
beiBt ~Obio" i'm Sopanelilhen: "&utcn
Morgen." 9os il6ertrifft btinohe Den
S0nnlngcr Sootsman Son Nillsn slud)
CT mar Elm Gpro6iorld)er. ST uollte 9e=
iunoen boben> ooB falt gar tcin Inter
lbieo smilNen Der cn9liiAen uno Scr
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-02

REMARKABLE RACE.-At Philadelphia,
few days ago, occurred the most re-
markable yacht race on record. The
race WAS between two third class Yachts
These are boats built very sharp, carry
ing single immense sail. This sail is
SO enormous in proportion to the hull
that the boat is liable to capsize upon a
very trifing provocation. Consequent
ly the crew run plank out to windward
and sit on it to balance the craft. In
sailing this race one of the yachts was a
mile ahead. when her mast broke off.
The other yacht Immediately reefed her
sail, TO do which her sail had to be low
cred completely, and proceeded to leis-
urely sail the course. But the yacht
which had broken off her mast, being
near an island, ran line ashore, was
hauled to the land, lifted out and
emptied of water; and then she Dor
rowed a mast and sail of another
boat, shipped the new mast, set the
sail, all inside of fifteen minutes, ran
out again, caught her opponet mapping,
passed her and won the race. The
match not being sailed under the rules,
which require yacht to abide by the
accidents and accept Of no assistance,
the affair ended in hot dispute.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-02

CANINE SAGACITY.-An interesting eX-
ample of the exercise Of reason on the
part of dog is published in the Phila-
delphia Medical Times. The incident
happened some thirty years ago, and is
told as follows ga man named Cos
grove, the keeper of low tavern near
the railroad station, had his arm broken,
and came many times to the Office to
have the dressings arranged. He was
always accompanied by a large, most
ferocious-looking bulldog, that watched
me most attentively, and most unpleas-
antly to me, while bandaging his mas
ter's arm. 4 few weeks after Cosgrove's
case was discharged, / heard a noise at
the office door, as if some animal was
paving it, and, on opening it, saw there
this huge bulldog, accompanied by an
other dog that held up one of its front
legs, evidently broken. They entered
the office. I cut several pieces of wood,
and fastened them firmly to the leg with
adhesive plaster. after Strengthening the
limb. They left Immediately. The
dog that came with Cosgrove's dog I
never saw before nor since.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-02
A TURTLE PEN.

One of the sights that arrests the at
| tention of summer tourists at Pleasure
Bay is turtle-pen where the ordinary
terrapins are Matched and grown for the
New York market. The den is large
enclosure, two-two thirds of which is
under water and the rest is sandy beach.
Tt now contains about 1000 turtles, and
in the sand are eggs estimated to num-
| Der 80, 900. A silent approach on sun
shiny day is rewarded by a ludicrous
spectacle. They lie so thick on the
white sand that only little space is left.
Undisturbed they seem almost lifeless,
but the slightest noise frightens them.
Then they start for the water and tum-
BILE in with a succession of splashes, but
soon return to land again. They lay
their eggs in the sand, where the heat of
the sun suffices to hatch them. The
Young turtles are removed to O smaller
pen as soon as they are out of their
shells, and pool provides for them the
requisite water. Netting is drawn over
this pen as protection against cats, who
find young turtle suited to their taste.
Cats thus baffied may often be seen sit
ting on the posts OF the enclosure, looking
longingly down upon the unattainable
delicacy. The turtles, when half grown
are transferred to the larger pen. Their
food is live fish which are put into the
water in large numbers. The turtles
grow slowly, and attain size Of about
ten inches long by seven wide. Then
they are sent alive to the New York
market, to go finally into the popular
soup and steaks. To most palates they
are not distinguishable from the larger
Key West turtles. The producer reali-
yes for them from $12 to S10 dozen.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-02

PREHISTORIC REMAINs.-In deserted
bed of the Thames which has already
yielded bones of two species of British
elephant and one species of lien. DR..
Gladstone has recently found large
flint implement of the paleohthic period.
1t is 6 inches long, has light convex
surface and three longitudinal faces on
the outer curve. 4 sea-urchin is imbed-
ed in the flint at the longer end. Some
probably prehistoric remains have
also been lately exhumed in the con-
struction of an embankment on the
Thames. These include human lower
iawbone, with all the teeth present, a
flint knife and other animal remains,
mingled with fresh-water shells.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-02

A GOOD story is told of a country mer
chant who agreed to take farmers oats
at forty cents bushel if the latter would
let him tramp the measure when filed.
The farmer agreed to it. The buyer
paid for sivty bushels, and the next day
the half-bushel, and then the merchant
got in and tramhed them down. Where
upon the farmer poured the compressed
oats into the bag. The merchant de-
manded that the measure should be fill
ed up after tramping. The farmer in
formed him that there was no agreement
of that sort, but that he might tramp
down the oats to his hearts content
after they were measured.