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finally nmuect ourRalyta watching the rnRerrlos.
~ thc tneukt,sd as they e.a,nInai soma gold
specimens sr. TilnmPyoH had brought with lam.
tho first of iate prospecting tour: oruwhy
can,o ont strong III i'ia specially, winch y mot
nll,irgr, anil II whict, wo have found, 10 our
cost, bn knowa just enough to t[o hlmsclt Httln
Good and 10 tiantngn thaEo who trust his iudg-
nett. was far more interested In
III. KrxwpHIuY'5 HEAnA1t1UM+
which ho brought to show mo hpaoinoua OF ua-
1.-Two .lora lie pash"ro;! awny up in tito insoror.
ucar the desert ltsttct lfe found fosbst oi
fernR, many Of whie! wcro over GO feot high
lie gAlB mo several fine fropda which arc YAlua-
h1s ior my own collection. Notwithstanding my
great crimson, bella, which riot al through the
vdoy, tho Doctor. who IL An enthusiastic hota.
mist, Baya this Ia tho most barron lard hn over
waH In FOR Indigenous fosn. 1t is comfort thai
roso, III warrant. in any hot-honso IN America.
AZ tde ono that swinoa from the front Of our
tent over to ts b,E Eucalyptus, and Ia now full
OF buds, reAdy to bnrHt Into wa1en beauty. I
havo purple and scarlet passion-vincs IN fnll
Aower NOW clambering a's over tho porch and
year III haso this tropical with leafy aud isorsl
beauty,
rETse
Oh. yes! havo 8 cockatoo (Llon !. not pot
ho is fricnd), Trimmers parrot, I'air az
Indian doves, wonbst. flying 'Poaatim, at'd 4
hangaroo.rat. Every little wliio "ullr boys
bring in q bird or a beastio that thos havo
wounded. and, II + can cura It, cat ,lsvo IT, In
this way nm making qnito menaEcrfo. iho
e9santoo Ind anS ,u fseHe
all day. lie learns speech readily. and irn't par
tioulatiy nlco i'll ilis selections. tie 10 pl,ro
white, With Hulpllur-cour crost. All day long
tho pussum lies cnslea up llke furry bait in h'n
box but hardly has Eockie tucked his head
untor IIis wiaE ut dark, than Fuz-wo call hin
uutolIa himself mud propares for ncti0n. And oil
, 1875-11-20
WESTERN RAILROADS AND EASTERN CAP.
tTAtISTE

n ths Ediior 0f Ths Chicago 7ribuHs:
NEW YonK, Nov. 15--1 obssrva d communlca-
lion in your edition uf Saturday last In which
your correspondents tinda considerable fAult With
tho Potter law. aul takes Oh hillBult to write ln
behalf Of Eastcs1i capitalists. / beg leavo to in
form hin that his compliments. to great ex-
tent, arc uncalled for aud najorty Of Eastsrp
capitalists aro anxious to 300 the Graugora Bnc-
ceHsfal with all laws thas will put . stop to
schnness who buiid railroads OF bonds, aud
pocket with little or no oxpenso TO themselves,
q lot OF stock: or another claHa. WHO lave No.
tered stock aud bonta to suct! ali extunt that Il B
imponslb!c. With justlce to thoao who haYo occa-
eson 10 Use tue roads, to earn interest and divi~
uehds IN tho amount OF capital represented, I
Des laaSe to iufotm your correspondent that
Eastern capital IL htill ready to build railroads
Whoru they aIe wanted. aud Eastern capitalists
do nut wish tho in4untrY Of tho West to nav Oh
fictitious capital, but pay such rates as viii give
fair return for tho actual capital lnvestal aud
ba1leyo tho rates a.tabi.Blel under tho pottur
law arc quito Hutlciont for handsome luterest
on all actual cash invested Oh ali ,he roads
either west or east OF Chlraxo, aud, u praeont
cost Of building. Sufficient fos auy shylook'
Yours, CAptrAL.
, 1875-11-20
THE SECRET BALLOT,

10 The Editor Of 3hf Ch.cGJ0 1FtbHntt
C,tcano INV 11-1n Tut1ce JnmAson,a ontu-
IL, t,r;.hoa u..t.,, a,t,.nnv rJ.o,1 II. ,
~ ' "
dfesseH hinseit 70 i've Polnts OF inquiry
FirFt-Whethe1 by tho term "ballot' y In the
Constitution IL uoaut m absolutely eecret yote:
and
t,.., ,,n.., J.,
tFto.a-"nesnef' - .'as ~ ~ .ae soc1'uno
quoted from the Law OF Elections infringe tho
Constitution by making the ballot An opeu yoto.
The Judge gives. in anave or to ths first ,no,irr
yvo,,..,nr,. IA ar,t,o, ~ hs1tot "a E4,,a III,
"e,.o0sI. ~ aA'os 'e na,.'
sup vi paper Ut "t}lh'uR WHICH 10 uAdu III
giving sccroe vote: secret lnotllod OF voting
at elections" We submit TINT there Is nothing
In thia defuitinn that would ueceasn,,,v nrevcnt
.,,,, ..rane,a,,n,,. l., ro,s,;o,, =, H., .uo,
euen - a4sussa''s' ~ 4o'~s!o" W 'n' oA'o',
a. would sechto 10 the voter h's 1'Ehss against
tloo lis rieht to cast a ballot IL q sham and
,,n,tor, 1v.,,,,or WIN i, oo,,,I, ,ood .ut1,r1.
49, ',ss' .s,,s. =, .,..ia ~ esoa ",.',ts,,.
~ aopn1e o"nos n'No oa'i' o4.ssps's
otIor thing used for the same purpose" Wob-
Aser makos no reference 10 socrsoy 81 an
elomept Iii tho meann9 Of tho word ballot.
The Judge cannot find IN Roman. English.
definition. usage, Or Interpretation OF the .term
as precludos the Idea Of tho prevention OF traud.
The honest 1eclsiou Of the question for which
ballots are cast 10 AZ sacred ID the right Of the
individual to 8ecracy III casting tho bHllut. With!
out honesty aud fairness tho ballot IL Of no uBe,
whether socres or open.
haye not space now to discuss the question,
but am not 81 sure that the secrot ballot NC
cords fully With the ge,liu4 Ut orr American In
stttations. The American citizon should ,lsfo to
tako tho responsibility Of voting openly. lie isa
moral coward who dare not esiollso hefora tho
world cause that he toyos. Our inetit usions
encourage freq thought aud troo speech. l,us
tho Judga declares that the words III tho Con.
btisutlon Of tho Htato IAN votea shalt bo by
bai,nt," mean by secret ha.ot, No socrat TINT the
placing OF tas numbors thereon for tie purpose
nf 1etectiuR fraud and securing tho Banotity OF
the ballot are unconstitutional. TII1fe IL uotLiuK
lu tho language af tlIe Cousstkajiou that leads
~ s,,nh racieion II uirn,Iv t;a,ia roa th,t
...,i un.ss "hssI r, hv haI1ay, y nnnsx -.
r, 81 sDsas sa~'t ~. ~ ~ .8'os' c1oos w
GohhtAnttoha! lasntassoas' q WWR com.
Mented by tho Judge. sara, ''Wc have
elsewhere expressed the opinlon that 4
statute cannot bo declared void hoca1,Ao ounosod
, 1875-11-20

hst,hs trkf&" 'uh"f I'll" ""s"f thsH Asa'e. Il n low
l~rtscsly raay 70 htl ont low ntiy man Vnnt hy uIn
!" he Ennnty Vtfk nitito ana examining tim trkr't
H. III. y% rer, ,e ,,s.a ,n rn t,1,,
ourn brfurn tls inv was mn.cti III lis liza Lrvin
Mi,lro rassri law that every baltot rn,ltd II On
whtn paper. Tho Supreme Court hcI1 that btuu
paper WAS while paper nnticf tin t1e1tlg OF i'Ht a"
s!h orl"ocn IT, an} mA,sa nI ea.l.s.eIs W. tnae;a.
MI, ~ IuoIs xhntc nar1,ss n.vc int va iptu n"
taapty cerks o,"e. unknown to the Clcrs. e.a,noi
W. " cmn. ANN ssTc ~" as c c WV
nhtrrt r H. IsjIt +, rrrfcrT t|tnt Iii, amendment
sn''a pa nnees; ,r,,,,,,r, u ia ,,.,r,. I'm r,,,,
NJ thc rntrr II In !. nrr%,t ,Iue ar ro, tittt t.,
,,rn.. ttrtt -, ,s,,a ,,,,sr ~ IL. sI,,t mn Iv
,,5xi " if",or ill., G ,.s vater ~, rntn er"r,tiS
an t,o secrecy Of iia vno ia protected br tho s.st
r,stcm bszt psorn'rd. Wien q. nrsrssnry to rMsEe
the 1s to re hethtt fraud IN hrt i'racsret ths
nny are ,la a m 1a - VA ~ te ,S. NJ
Iiup. rml or Gl.ck Mllcr
III. Carv-Mr. President, moso 10 ,ay tho amend
''11. TIc IN matiVn H. .avs. wa, agreed IN.
Sir Ai,,crso1l-Mf. President. ufIrr the following
rhc Ercrci.rx ~, rr, rs tba .us,oo o,YcrOd bv Mr.
Anlcrson, ~ follow: All volta shall Lo gvo viva
votc.a ~ .
orrrsd hy Wr' SnInF.o, s,c yess n,, u,ys scfc or.
elctett sa, Hcu tskci' +. .srti-yeaa il; nays, n,
HI tho nubs.I,lta offered bY Air. huletsoli wa nut
ugreed 10. -
Ths President, rro te,u;,,re-rhc question IL npoa
thB Ht1tiun inn teTuI1 ell EuUl.
mites III ttu Whur
Hec ! was nrrerI 10,
!. ,.,,oo. a., .,,, - +;.t .,,
....,ts m, tH"s linn ,ss"e Mah 4a!tS ~, ~.
nlnatc'y Maue III lna CoIsehtlnh, ahe IhaEo
Jameson ltloa %as discussed ana Votoa tidWn
Tho intof't Of THO !aw-Akors was clcar, and tloy
must haso "nHtlerstuou what tlloY meant" Mr..
Cooley also givos tho following on naro Ca7:
.,onn ~ ,hasn WIN III .,a ~ ~ iso NO aa,a
tcciJnr r., t,c nat,,r" NJ n,,ns%srrsmtn w. ~ teti
trsa,sa.i - H., ~ ,n rs - ~ ~, J W.T. atrWsay W
Tnrk snl ia ruurt 81. a,of,u n iti. & "T
nrrnr - ~ ~ t,,vrt ~ s,ass % "!nu IL, ~
tha rsht wns rs,,Hra cttt. I'm - sas ~ ~. "
t,,cs oni,,.t thssa s9i.tsnt1ont. % ua n'u
nfrrwarI cnnr tefnr, In Hunrc,na t!nnrt NJ stinni
c.n Sts,, ,vss inet1ni 4, thn .srnr sxNy '' "a 'A'
@' ~ - ~ = I ~ ~ 49,, ...
u! eluet1ls eatlhot give tnu G!ss o. she "Ao!o
matser better tAa!l w giving the language OF
justiGo Ehristiaucy tu q proceeding Iy quo var
ranto, People W, Glcotto, 10 Mich, 3l1;
r.,r,o. -, h, lin ,,t.,t ~ h,,.,1,. ,hat ,.r ,,,t
I. tt;, ~ - /, @ 49,. T. int h w. III ~ uua't5
rn,ar. ~ nutnra ~ ~ ~, vtcs uic.t, s"i ris NJ
nil, wonI bo easy Of application. ami a. general
rule might not bc productive Of RreaG amount Of In
!ussee, Wills The multitude Of distinct question: OF
iact n tfcrsnce to te great n'uhoF ot vptaF1 WHOSE
aasy 70 coniea' aoso 10 eam 70
ttiss Without Ynors satisfactaty result ,bau would
hsyc ieeu attained unier rale Which shonld crcIde
al FITCH inquiries. Btill cannot aynfd tito conclusion
that In shcorT mud sprtt our uonattutioa aud Our
statutes teeoanlzc a. valid taose sotca oy Which are
gyen ~ eecs9ts a "o posseis sas @ @ luam
, 1875-11-20

~ thu Editor af 1ht Chseago Tribune;
Cu1eAuu. Nov. 18.--Aproroh OF the "pss,ra Of
aloutreA," which sppesrod lu your co!uuu,s .
sllort time since. clip tho following from a
private latter from that c1ty,-u'ereiy promising
that ths writer of 1t knows whereof he spsaks
"Tha fellow Hho wsoto that bit Of poetry had
10 invent = subject. ~ there III no DlscoboIus In
Montreal. except that at the Natural History
itooals ana that has naver been moved out of
tie uue position tAAt has occupied for tue last
twouty years. The only 'lumber-rooms In tho
bndlug are Mr.. WhiteAyey private room. sud
tue room for stualng animals, whero no stranger
IL asar admitted. 80 you ses our imaginative
friend IA out uu hla subject"
author Of tha poom in question. would AK X 1t
this. Respectfully, g,
, 1875-11-20


was 2l.1Bi.
Tho receipts Of tho National Graugo fos 1874
wcro a229. b3j, mud tho expenditures 54sD.Y95.
It IL estimated TINT tho Patrons have s18. 600 900
prizes. which Include railroad and steamboat
llnss, banks, fro and llfo insurance companies,
c0ttou.El Elns and mills. packiuy-h0ugea, Touring
mills, elevators. grain warehouses;. Inaeh!nory
manufactures, shipping assoclAsohs, foundrios,
tan,erios, gtiaese factorieB eto.
Ihe Commercials correspondent aays:
Among TIM rank md file powerful reform move~
msut llas bsen inta:ed. whoae oecta AZ follows
o u IL
all dangerous snrIl1sas abolition Of tue AahsF DE-
gsees or he!r throwing olen 10 ali Numbers; smpl
hrattoh Of d ritual. Thcrs in the Or-
der. like the ura, aiaRlar, Atlxms and Master Allan,
Of Missouri, who desire ID make the nlo4t of their
nisa!sn al rcnpe ind papers Int ID not think an
saY rrsd!soly what they wish. They have s"t them,
sclyra nHalnat tug people, aud will 10 s'aa.lesl.
tim. Thus tho Na'ioupl Grange was fFst made
up Of somo tlo1esn:nens clerks ut Washington,
kspt tsyf ln the place to which II had oested ttAe
The lat 10 dRn wss, When too many elective and rep
" s: osssR 70 st nto tho Nesos
Thus, wllpn tlsttbas Of ths Rug fupatsts4 and
retired from TIN National Orange, Instead ot ss.pp!ug
bcr Of tho ensts without whom spproval hs action of
tLe National Grnngs was to!d THIS waa coming Il
@ es .tE"x 5es s', fr M M t f
ala degrees atote The fourth o equivalent Of A1Aster
Ataann} Do abolished, OF throw open, thAt any
bes os she Order Will ka s!bs to any otea ana can
attsud any OF ns deliberations. Thta they will snrcy
carry. Lat year the Htato Oranges alost unAnnous
ly rejected yerY cheeky amendment proposuN to
make ctrtan faunslers members Of tho National
nrsnRe for ltfs ana 80 strong IL tho feeling that
AtaAter Allen Of htissour tie hotta4t slsoeata Of
ursuxer 1riaocsacy has bee Instructed BY his Orange
" voio fur uranHs reform. rAc dues aud fees viii
alao bs teduced and Tho hurrls returned that ts
Natlona! uEanEe will have no dangerous funds on
hand. M slu.Fhcailuu Of tho ritual IL expected 1t
present. bus ultimately there viii 10 but oe dfBree
In tho prsler, tbs fcatufe Of secrccy~-whch shuts
ont tho Catholics napti~ts. Quakers and Ill who
eonsctentiously opI'osod 70 membership n sseIst
Into uer!ss Of tpdepsudsut country ce-opseativs
orRanl&ations having staIs Grange sasrelY fos con-
wholly ine1 e1peuslsc and limited In is functions 70
being u u,ers bnfsap Vt gscora lpaeea, p9sM+ for
!udrpcnacut and simpllhed Oranges have alfoaoy
been lnxde public III Michigan.
, 1875-11-20

L.'aa n sum than Il0, 7O0.0N0. Tho total annual
gns rental ut tho Metropolis In about l:1O'A0h'.
of which ahnnt onc-thitd belong. to tho Imperial
and Chartered Companies. Tho Is.tcr has absorh-
lo several othar conpanteH; but there arc still
nHst powerful. have resolved 10 n:aalssmate
behaving that union IL atrcnEth and that i,nltni
they may bo alo to rpsiBt TIM propuualb uf tho
lsnarl Ut Works: or, II Resistance should tr0yt
inahsible, TINT At least hottor tern,s may 10
rutcsi An1algamasion tlithcyto has always hcou
doomed an,acnnistfc to tho public ln,erest, md
there Ia no doubt that Il will not 10 sanctioned
withnut strong orp,atEon from tho nparl, in tho
intelus.s Of shs lnblio.
, 1875-11-20
PATRONS OF HUSDANDRY,

StAtiR&icA Of tie Order A Reform
NloyGntOnfs
The National Grange Of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry ia now ia session at st. Louis. A corre-
npondont Of tho Cincinnati COMMERCIAL writing
in regntd to tho meeting, gives somo statlat|cs
Of tho Order, a. folioWs
At present. In tho Ofer there IL total OF q State
aud Territorial Oranges, and moro than ~ 0O0 sub
uraugea, comprising ruemhcrshlp Of abo,.t 90
nsaon. Iats y AZ i1Sfssso &c ~ or ooe raages, AMI IN
work uI tho Order In the future Will consist moro IN
consolidating strengthening those Oranges uroady
III existence t,an in orRanzing ones, 4anluch
tho territory In this country IL pretty well covorod
Tue following Is list Of the number Of Oranges In
t2cA Htaa In lH71 coplGl from the olclal getutns;
, 1875-11-20

r L9'FlaH toFTfspn1safnet L'r<Fpooi 1'Usf.
lhs Parliamentary Bar IL looking forward to \
Eran1 hRlt about tue l.audou Gas Companea.
The Metropolitan Board of Worka wishes to
ob1A'n control over tho Companies, but hitherto
resist it hereafter. The total capital of sIl the
Companies. including botsorers' money ts no
, 1875-11-20
WEEPING IN RAMAH,

!ppsefat p4spafeh 10 Tia Chleaso 3rfbHHt.
LANSING, Mich. Nov. 10.-~Sosrlet fever pro-
valIs heEs to au alarming o1tont. The North
Lansing schools arc close1 for QUE "eek.
, 1875-11-20

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. ls-~Wsll informed eotton-
srod, vii be tls largest sluea ths Was.
, 1875-11-20
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The Cornerstone OF the New
Building to 30 Lnttl 10.
Day.
History or The [llstttntion.- --t'cneral Plan
Of The Elttlce.

tl1H 1tt4H}l Medical COLLEGE. OIL fl4 tpettEf OF
Wool nrt tlorr;aou Htrcc,e, will tako ptaco To-.
~ - .,., ,,,t ~ IN =, --.p,o,,,,r 49,,
""s u - u,,N.,.,, 49, ~ s''...', ~
houhrea' LUIS 'o'o1o WINS n'so1 1po'"'e" ~ n"
act OF tho Legislature ri Illinois. IN session hs
Yaudalyn, III Tho year 1857. On account, hon.
aver of tho financial t,cpresson which shortly
t'1,ax,,a IN f,tther a,oru woro t.L.n IL t1,o
..,..,..s. ..,t., H. ..r.,. - .o.o 4. A..
ehleTps's' "'''. sne '".n"'"s VI l7t'' nv ''"'
tirno the Faculty OF tho College WAS organ
prs. l)raitard, H]auey. Mclean. and Kuapp. The
i,., .,..,,, ,o,,,,,.,,.a ~, ~, a., ~ nn,e,,.r
~. ,r'." ,s..." oa ". ,.."a.1 Nv ..s"
lo}'' 4ho lecs"Foe "cse oeheeioa IN TWO '"'"''
rooms on Clark street. rented for tho purpose.
Those woro twenty-five atudenta In ATTENDANCE.
At tte oloso Of shc sossiou Int ono degree was
corfor,,a-.,l,, ,,.et rr,a,,.+o ,,otr. n Wiui.r
u,..,e..t",., I'm ~ ~ ~, o'n IL "'A
nut'et"rtu. a'A' 'ee'olt'E III vi" e1's'
During tho ensuing year
nu1lplSo wAs EnECrED
nj coat nj A. FIN, unon tho ,nnty,cast cornnr of
J,aiana .n, H.. ,1,o,, atro.t. ,,o,, Ia, ,,,,.t
'au"a -, a' "u y. ...,.,sn - "r ,a.s ..: M an".
Gu py numoef ot cltl1ehs. IN lsao th's ouid-
ing was enlarged at cost Of S15.00o. III 13Gs,
the continued and increasing nrospettky OF tho
College demanding Increased room, au entirely
49, L,,,1n,r 60. .-oo,,1 "a ,.,,,t
"e" onl.u"s "as osou W fslau'
portion OF tho college lot. and tho old asrne-
tnro was rcmodelod 80 O. to bo morcly MI ap-
peJI1aga. 1t had two lecture. rooms. each
vith n pcat;nr capscilv of zoe 1areo 1ahoratnty
musoum, anatomical rooms. etc. Tho cost OF
Tho whole was about AiU.a0. This building
was ocsu,Ie IN iii its destruction on t|e 0s ~
October, lB7i-the time Of lilo Great Fire
Three taya thcrehftor loctures wero resumed h,
thn smni;iihosiro of tHo i,',,,n,r I1nsitai and
at lis epv,liug commencement soyeuty.soycu do
erecH wero conferred.
In Tue fall OF 1872 temporary building was
ercc,od on tho corner OF Eigntcenth and Arnold
atroota. contiguous to the hospital for tho pur.
mao Of sopnF1pg 10 tile students OF the college
close At bn,,l-si the advantages of o1iuieal In
Btrurtjon in y iargo public hospital. This struc-
turo las beeu ocrrpictl until tlic proapnt time.
ruE NEW MN. .u1sa
IL now boipc erected Oh tho northeast corner Of
IiarriHou and Wood streets. Ths lot upon which
tho huijnr stands IL 11D.ltD feet. the main
front bc;ur uuon Harrison strcet, The builiinc
in G3x82 foet. and is 10 bo two stories and Lneo.
Innut in heirht, Tho ,1ppcr stories ors to he
yery htpL to sccotn,oodata tho Ioctrro-rooms.
and the.oby afford two tntermtd,atp
stories under tho elevated aeats Of Tho
lccture.roouls. while il thu section Of
t..nn. AZ. -.
, 1875-11-20
MORE ABOUT THOSE BONDS.

70 the Editor pf 4hs Chicayo Tribune:
DAvEAronr, Ia, Nov. 17.-1n your iBsuo OF she
18th inst. find again au editorial headed 6ro'
cie-paymeat and the Debtor GLASS;" You Aa-
vance tbo ide& that greenbacks should, after
cettatu date, cease to DO q logal-ton10r, except
on contraota which Aayo boon made prior to IL
aud that they uo convertible Into a-per-
cent boud. which the United states wsFo 70 H.
sue Tor tito purpose aud which also should DO
loRal-tondor ..
Would IL not 10 Just, and moro honorable on
tho part Of tho United StAtoa as tha principal
lobtor, to msko nsnt tho greonbaeks equal to
gold, by of1eriug TO redeem tile samo In Hpecte.
GefQro they make lava regulating thu rs-
iatlons Of dabsors and creditor. In general :
lcouBdor Y unjust to eompo' e,euors 'nn; =, 70 A.
Ko iaw wa made As Tho tiuc the ieGsltender
act was passed. 10 proteut creditors. They wera
oomuoi!ed 10 accept, on previous contracts de-
proclstetl papes-money. Why shall they 10 again
Am not : capitalist, but am only 10. fair play,
and should Ike to hear what you lave to say TO
lhe above. Very respectfully, i. II. ".
STILL MORE.
TO ths Editor qf Ths tateago Tribune:
Den MONIES. Ia, Nov. 18.-1 have road with
interest your ytewa on resumption but dtssent
Is 10 the offcct believing that, from the lllo-
n.eut the plan Of issuing bonds In place Of Rreen-
backs WIS put In eirect, from that moment theso
bonls would asHumo a character ~ n.er-
chtuuttse taateaa Of curre.sey, aud tLat
it would ba subject to corners" etc.
III fact, 1t would put the dobtor
claHa exactly whore The importers are now. Al
importer who wisles gold hss TO- 10 into the
market mud buy it Vt whAtoysr price may rule Al
ths tltue; and, IL the uD1erslKned owed {aAy}
| $1,000. payable In the future tor money bor-
pxobleu xlslhsx or not h. would not hsvs 70
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-16
+ =Wn,riue. !

Sim @iontaa ocn 7. SUM-, Ma9mittaAs un,
s llDr, entidlicf ne1 tursem &rontenlo9er su
einem bcilcrcn 2ebcn mcDrmalS Der ic1cn nit
ben Dl. Stcrbciotromentcn
S5crna"u JpAann $5amberA
I'M 9llter bon Is Sobrcn IL Monatcn unb I
So9cn. GN0ac lcincr bon @criuonotcn uno
0rcunbcn III Viebc unb d)riltlibcr Giirbttc &C.,
badt Wcrbcn!
Sic trnucrnOcn Glern
9cinrid) $ I'M berN
Slnna $ Il III berg, 9eb. @riimber9,
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