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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-07

/ GUl1y& W NklUs 80 " uCA sOaS ANossN
lCity Is was stormy and showing, ant
lit has kept up its lick showing ant
raining alternately. until the present
time. We had about two inches 81
snow here, which was superseded BY
rain, and at present it Is quite pleas
ant and the snow in the valley has en-
ltirely disappeared. It was my inten
ton to have gone to the Weiser, but
the inclemency of the weather has
been such that ! thought it imprudent
to attempt the trip. The coal mine
spoken Of inthe WoRLD, believe to be
good and incxhaustible.> TWAS dis
covered by the little son Of Mr.. Angle,
who kept picking at it until his dis.
covery began to attract the attention
Of cider heads, among whom is your
correspondent. E. H., Angle, John
West Of your city. and last, though
not least, Hon. NJ. J. Biddy. We
have gone into it enough to know that
the coal is of . superior character, and
present Indications seem to warrant
the belief that 1t is inexhaustiblc.
We shall continue to nnearth and ex.
plore its depth and will keep you ap.
prised az to its extent. quality &c.
The top layer to the depth Of about
TWO feet, is in rather a decomposed
state, but below that depth it becomes
solid, and is as pure and free Of sui
9hur as any coal | have ever seen;
ourns well, and makes stove too hot
or comfort ina tight room. When
he roads become good we will send
load your city. also load to
Boise. This coal is situated on the
'ayette, and near the road, rendering
easily gotten at by teams Of all siz-
9.
II is quite muddy at present in the
alley, and stock of all kinds are
~king and doing well, though many
ands have been driven to Snake
iver.
The saw mill III Mr.. Fleming is
,rning out considerable lumber, aud
disappears nearly as fast as It is
swed. s@.
Tb. public school here, which was
nder the control of Miss Fannie
nrdge. has been suspended, and Oh
'onday last Miss Fannie took leave ?
US, and has gone to spend the win.
r with her father. Dr. Burdgc, near
nmettsvil'e. where there was al
Ight in the window for her" Miss
'nnie is al accomplished lady, and
much regret her absence from our
'ze, and none more 81 than your cor. =
spondent. III
The mail from here to Salubria
'kes it's regular trip; leaving on
ednesdays and returning on Satur.
ys. The rider says the road is rath- j.
rough.
There is but little game in the val.
;, and that little hard to get at
A new road is in contemplation
m this place to Quartzburg, Gran :
creek and Placervillc, by which the
mers from this valley and Squaw
ek can reach those places at one i
I the price Of toll, and save about
ut miles IF travel. The road is
n a pretty rough country, but can
built 50 that there will bc hut little
Wy uphill pulling. Mr.. N. J. Bid.
=. II. Angle and j. II. Pile are the u
jectors. and they will he at work
the road ~ . few days, and will
b it through as early AZ possible. r
OK HAND.
IDAHO Cry, Dec. 4. 1875.
'DroR WoRiD:- Will you please IN.
n we what il meant BY "crOokcd
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-18
MORNING CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY APRIL 49,
Another ralsehood Contrsdicted.

Our readers will remember that three
weeks ago q telegram from London was re-
ceived stating that Dr.. Falk, the German
Minister of Instruction, had declared in the
Prussian Diet that the Pope had authorized
Bishop Rudiger, of Linz, Austria, to COM
ply with laws similar to those which the
Bishops in Germany refused to obey. Since
the receipt of this telegram nothing further
has been published, in THE country, that
we have seen, on the subject. Nor did the
English secular papers give further notice
to the matter, though it appears. from the
following private letter, published in the
London Register of the 9th ult., that the
assertion of DR.. Falk was, on the spot and
during the same session of the Diet, proved
to be false:
Dear Father -: AS do not see that
the contr ADDICTION to this lie of DR.. Falk's Il
can call it nething else) has appeared in the
English papers, will you, in justice to
Bishop Linz, send it to the Catholic papers.
l repeat word for word what passed As
soon as DR.. Falk had made this statement,
DR.. Reichensberger telegrapbed to Bishop
Linz to know if it was true or not, and
Bishop Linz Immediately answered that
there was not work of truth in it. He had
| never asked permission of the Pope Gas was
stated in the House by DR.. Falk) to submit
to these laws, and he had not received any
such permission. In the short words of the
telegram it ran literally Il have never
asked or received anything from the Holy
Father AS soon as this telegram was re-
ceived in the House, Herr Windhorst got
up and read it aloud to the full House.
The Centrum called out loudly, "Hear,
| hearv Soon after Falk left the House."
l tell you just word for word what my hus.
band (who is one of the CentruD) told me
immediately on bis return from the
House and seeing that no notice is taken,
as far as have yet seen, of this telegram,
think it worth while. in justice to Bishop
| Linz to mention it. We are here en- route
| for our home for the Easter holidays. Let
| me hear if it is in the papers and if it ia, l
will be so much obliged if you will send
me one. Also one more little fact that per-
haps you will hear of in England. The
printed in the German newspapers, and
tlenaned to gears imprisonment, for print
ing it in his paper, lie Mercure de Westpha
lie. His brother also Baron VENT was
determined that it should be in all the
Government papers if possible SO, in the
middle Of his speech the other day in the
House, he said. "Now am going to read
| through the Eucy clical," and he read it
through from beginning to end. This en-
sures it appearing in the papers; bnt my
husband said the ho'cliRg of the Liberals
and the loud voice OF the angry President
made a scene that he shall not forget in q
hurry. Baron Went stood it out like a
rrai soldat de Dieu, as one of the members
told me.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-18

"Cardinal Manning Essays the London
Spectator, "has gone out of his way to aid
all charitable works he has placed himself
almost at the head of a campaign against
intoxicating drink; he has flung aside his
episcopal dignity to address a mass tenn
perance meeting in Hyde park and alone
among the clergy of London he had the
courage to address the great meeting
which was convened in Exeter Hall for the
sake of helping the agricultural laborers
Ifthe Catholic clergy throughout England
were to act in that fashion with fearless
vigour they might touch the hearts of the
poor, and, whatever might be the number
of conversions tn Rome. the political
suits Of the movement might soon be inter
esting. fthat were to become the policy
of the Catholic Church throughon5 the
world new chapter of ecclesiasticai his
tory might etil have to be written. And
if Cardinal ManSing were to be the next
Pone! But we stop on the brink of that
d zzy speculation"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-18
A sYLUM OF THE AGED AND INFIRM.

NEW ORLEANS April 10, 1875
The Little Sisters of the Poor desire their
HEARTFELT thanks to Mr. John Henderson asso
ciates the of ST. Paricks Halls to the New
Orleans Pcayune, Times, Bulletin, Bee, Republican,
Morning Star and Propagateur Catholique for their
advertisements and notices given without charge;
the Band of the 18th o. S. Infantry for their services
freely volunteered to Messrs. 7. Fithwilam & Co..
John w. Madden, Isidore Levi, of A. Peiser & Coz
Col. A. W. Bosworth, of the Crescent City Ice Co ;
L. Grunewad Fsq.i Proprietors City Hotel. ard the
many generous hearted merchants and others who
trbuted literally to their many friends throug
the city for their asss and the Lady Patron
essas under whose admirable management the Old
Folks Concert the 3ist ult, made q brilliant
success netting the Institution their charge
the handsome sum of SI20s As. apis 1t
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DIED

RYAN-On Sunday evening, April H. 1875, at lOA
O'Clock, Rosanna youngest daughter of John G. Ryan
and Catherine e. Lee, aged nineteen months and
twelve days.
oCoNNoR-on Tuesday. April l3, 1873. at $50 P;
NJ, Johanna Lawler, wife of Edward OConnor, aged
hfty-seven years, a native of Carahsivunne County
Kerry, Ireland.
ONORATO-On Saturday April TO- 1875, at l45 A. NJ,
Sarah Jane beloved wife of b Onorato, aged twenty
four years, native of New Orleans.
BREEN-On Thursday evening, April Is, at fifteen
minutes after O'Clock Mrs. Ann BTeen, aged seventy
five years, native of County Tpperary Ireland and
resident OF this city for the twenty years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-18

ST. THERESA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIETY-At the annual election held on
the 18th inst, the following named gentlemen were
elected TO serve during the ensuing year.
n. R. CHENEY, President;
L. E. MEEHAN, Vice President;
"A. j. CoBURN, Recording Secretary;
j, ]. MURRAY, Financial Secretary;
. p. GALLAGHER, Treasurer;
d. Marley, Marshali
'P. McGRAW, Serg, aLt.atArms.
a. j. CoBURN
Re elected. Secretary
ST. JoSEPHS TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting this Society held
THIS Sunday EVENING, at o'clock, in the Hail.
corner of Common and Derbigny streets. A full at
tendance is requested.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend.
JNo. MCCARTNEY, President
NJ. DRISCoLL, Secretary. apis 1t
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSoCIATIoN.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Association will be held in the Star hail. ZIG Poydras
street, TODAY Sunday at st O'Clock.
Gentlemen between the ages OF eighteen and thirty
wishing TO join this Society respectfully invited
to be present
T. R. ADAMS. Secretary. apIsis
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The change of seasons and the incoming of
vegetables and fruits render Bowel Com
paints especially in children very prevalent. There
lie medicine IN The 1cord superior 10 DIR. BRODIES
ASrRINGENT CORDIAL for this class Of disease
It's specific for Darrhea Summer Complaint Cholera
Morbus Flux Cholera etc 1t pleasant the taste
and free from any injurious quality No household
should b. will ont bottle of Brodis Cordial at
cholera cholera morus are go sudden and require
l. l. Ly ons proprietor. corner Camp and Gravier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs - DIVISION
No 2.-The regular monthly meeting of this division
will be he'd NEXT TUESDAY EVENING. at a
o'clock, in their Hall, to St Patricks Church.
Puuctual attendance is earn silly requested.
ROBERT c. DAVEY, President.
p. NJ. GARRY. Secretary apis 1t
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS.
sOCIATIoN--I16 Poydras street, corner Camp-New
Orleans April 6, ls75-A meeting of the Stockholders
will be held at the office of the Company FRIDAY,
May z 1875 at o'clock A NJ, to vote upon amend
ment to the charter reducing the capital stock.
JOHN MCCARTNEY, President.
T. j. o'SULLTvAG. Secretary. apII 5p If
ANCIENT ORDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. 1.-The regular monthly meetings of this Division
held in their Hall No. 40 Carondelet street. Tie
FIRST TUESDAY of every month, at IT oclock>P. n.
The next meeting win be May 4tb, 1875.
MARTIN FINNERTY, President.
PETER HERMAN, Secretary. seI3741y
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The New Louisiana Remedy, for hoarseness,
colds, coughs catarrh, asthma bronchitis blood.
splitting, consumption. ETC.. from our swamps
when everything else fails. Home proofs will convince
any sworn Jury Examine them at 100 Camp street.
New Orleans. Splendid for children soothing syrup
otherwise. No poison-delicious Life toric for
the appetite blood, debility ohs and fever diarrhea
Prevents fevers. Sold by druggists aud country mer
chants. 3t5p
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SAVE MoNEY.-It is well worth saving, and
you cen cave 1t in buying Sewing Machine and get
ono of the best and most perfect machines in existence
The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine has reached a
point of excellence and perfectness eqgalled by
machine in use, and the constantly and rapidly in
crossing demand, which is almost beyond their
featuring capacity to supply. is convincing evidence
that the merits of this machine appreciated.
Saesroom, leg Canal street. New Orleans.
This Company want q few more good agents.
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lIARRLEU

MURPHY-MURPHY-on Sunday, April II, 1875
at St. Josephs Church, by the Rev d. Leyden, D. j.
Murphy to Miss T. E. Murphy, both OF this city.
SLAToR-sIMs-on Thursday, April g. 1875, at st
I'm, at ST. Patrick's Church, by Rev. p F. Allen.
Pastor, NJ J. slator of this city, to Mise Olivia a.
Sims youngest daughter of Heloise and the late VIM
Sims of AS. umption La.
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GARD OF THANKS.

Tho Little Sisters of the Poor, in behalf of tae hun
dred and sixty old people in their Charge desire to
thank the public in general for their liberaty in pa
tronizng the Concert given in st Patricks Hall
3st of March, by which twelve hundred dollars
were realized.
Whilst highly approaching the disinterested zeal
oil the ladies and gentlemen who contributed to the
of the by the aid of their musical
talents by dsposing of tickets and in innumerable
other ways the Little Sisters feel that their special
thanks due to Mr.. John Henderson and the other
Managers of St. Paticks Hall for their great beraity
in giving the of that magnificent edifce free of
charge to MT and Mrs. A. H Isaacsop for organising
and bringing the Concert to successful ssue and to
the Press for q atuitoHs advertising.
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b and Catholic Messenger
EAEs, SUNDAY, APRIL is, 1875.
[RIAL AND OTHER rrEMs.

J de Chambord has recently sent
n offering of 1e, 600 francs 10 gold.
it gift is intended rs the Jubilee
!, illustrious exile,
rrieres has publicly praised the
Acme of the beautiful new play,
3xis, called La FILE de Roland.
Snlic poet, the -Viscount dc
M BIZ Buffalo have resolved to
McClosky with memorial
need in the new St. Patrick's
Nv York. The presentation
khe 18th inst, when he assumes
8as been lecturing the English
Nal in South America on their
Sf. Living in q rich agricultural
q would maintain $4,000. 900 of
{ on American pork and Limerick
1(l<I IT. draws from the French
w <hree months tho sum of
d - interest ON government Be
which amount to 80, 0OO, 900
DO, and this is but a portion
posing to erect around the
-!e-Monial series of chapels,
h to belong to a separate nation
ii nt its expense. The money to
ling of that of Italy has already
By the Catholic societies of
Milan, Bologna and Naples.
ournal of Holland says that
eger of the annexation of Hol-
10y, but that there is danger of
of the country in the
ZEN France and Germany, as Bel
ably be the theatre of that war.
Ia advocates the introduction OF
etory military service.
Hcture that the Paris world is ex.
Gustave Dore at the forthcoming
sbject of which has been made
ka mystery, represents q scene in
It is o work that has been in the
for many years, but is only now
Dore has also finished his charac
kations of the Crusaders, and the
@hortly published in Paris.
'snps, Archbishop of Maiipes, i.
Der of the order of st. Alphonsus
edemptorists) who has ever re
Snity of Cardinal. Arch bishop
u firs convert frUE Professionalism
! admitted TO the Sacred College
~ the FIRST American, and Mgr
he third prelate who has beer
kinal whilst in prison, the othe'
Maillard de Tournon, who wal
China, and Bishop Fisher, who
I'd by Henry VIII.
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A CARD.

IA CARD.
We would respectfully call the attention of the public
to the lar varied and elegant assortment Of general
Dry Goods have just received and intend disros
of at such rates will only correspond with hard
times, but to strenthen the reputation for low
rates already earned by Samples sent to the
try application, and all orders receive prompt
attention.
No trouble to show goods. Customer will receive
every attention at
LEVY BROS,
apps 1t $50 Magazine street.
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lrmany and Belgium.
IN. Y uerald.1

Ia ~ x4tE1lQ
TO understand the attitude oi
|Hfck tsward Belgium. The
'feat statesman are SO mystic
are not always justified in
etnatic notes for what they
Hns that a plot has been dis
Sium for the assassination OF
&Fck. Some of the Catholic
sen writing pastoral letters
misfortunes of the Holy
tributiug them to Bismarck.
these letters, as may be ex :
"a ecclesiastical. They have
Berlin. Prince Bismarck
eigian government, in SD
At Belgium depends for its
she federation of Germany,
H9 not power enough to sup
ences on the part of the it's
y77==ssr will become serious. OF
repliss dutifully, deprecat-
: the great Munster and OF
ia power behind him, aver
to neutrality and justice,
that it will endeavor to
la better order in future.
expressions of contrition
: German Chancellor we can
1hing could be more in vio-
ependence of o nation aud
is supposed to exist be-
of Europe than the fact
ID the power of a strong
py TO treat with arrogance
eeful. modest, and quiet
1t may be that Bis
elgium as Unnecessary to
sainst France" and that
strations are intended
= for movement tow
40 4 there is any thing in
DteeN either for neutrality OF
k d be against Belgium would
y ths English government as
When the Benedetti Treaty
iJpn sc threatened to involve
nce in war. In explana-
tatap ding it is we'll to re-
Shat time France was in
ere contest with Germany, |
tened, even by England.
billy, by the sympathies
eguage and customs and
q part of France. Dur
hstanding the proposal
mex the country, the
eople were thoroughly
eo4e g q practical statesman
igen to incoming over the
epleD when they interfere
demands of Germany.
ecoguiziug Belgium as,
Rower and certain to be
be means to decide the
furthermore, on any relig-
sium would support the
hat the great Catholic
Into liberal legistioD and
he vested rights of the
perhaps, the only coun-
q the Pope may be said
gal and spiritual power
y of Germany may have
at Belgium's indepen-
French settlement, and
we in its sympathies, and
blow at the only country
~ be said to be perfectly |
Of Rome. 1t will be in
be influence Of this pecu-
gland. As It is, politics
are becoming moro and
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LEU. d. PRIICIIETT q CU-
SUCCESSORS TO J. CUNSANE,
647 Magazine Street ---642
Corner oSJncks0n,
Has In store full stock of HOLIDAY GOODS such
New Raisins, CuIrants and CitrOn, and pure roah
Ground Spices. Mince Meat in and by the pound
ppe and Peach Butter Currant Jelly and new Dried
Figs Scotch and Irish Whisky and Jamaica Rum, for
Egg NoRg. Also, as speciality. full line OF Choice
Teas and G osben and Roll Butter.
GEO. ID. PRITCHErT & CO., GrocerS,
CAT Magazine street, corner jackson,
ooi 6m5p Opposite Upper City Hotel
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THOS. MARKEY,
UNDERTAKES,
40, ~ and A Claiborne Stree 40 AZ aud A
Opposite the Market.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases Mahogany Black Walnut
and Plain Collins always on hand
FUNERALS attended to by the Proprietor in person,
who hopes. by strict attention to business to OBTAIN a
share of public patronage
CARRfAG Els FOR HIRE ia24 rs ly5p
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WANTS-FoR RENTs-ETc.

SMALL FARMS FOR sALE-FARMS FOR SALE
~ at mere nominal price offer al bea tifui
places ut $3.50 and SI5 vary ing r 100 $50 acros
with from % TO 40 under fence already
planted Large fruit orchards, fine gardens comfort
able dwellings and out buildings. mich COWS, hoRa,
chickeDa, etc. Healthy and delightful homes In
mer, and within two hours ride of the city. Also
cheap. j: j. COMAUX,
ap4 I'm ~ Cent? street.
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JACOB OFT,
- BUILDER,
299 Magazine Street, Corner of CslntpE

Stores. Counting Houses and Dwellings FitteA Up
with Dispatch. Johbng promptly attended to.
Csterns made and repaired.
All orders for work LEFT at the once sso AEnenzuo
street. or sens through the PostoHice, promptly at
, 1875-07-03
&patt'S 2ebenS'8 eliam.
Gin mcDi3iniihes gDunbcr.

Nbeumaftsmus, Neuralgia, 0tht in tbrem ltltmntnen
5'aftum, Seroeln. abniss. arautbsh. ~rphpsias, a's
SslGwurs unb bic i3ltmnftsn Jale ron SiuItrantutt'
ten, preBe S6pa6e, 2sbers mnc Ntsrtnietptn. Ntns'
purm &c. &c. nit dufs 6eitirnmtthe pnrb eiften &pntg
aaer Nsinisunssmitsl eebeilt. Oerielbe ut ararwno-
,man'is SABRE p,neurd som Yuelitum srprobt, saI
ounpertiaufenbe ppn aduen sebeilt uap eIrtri ness.
rsnn nab @%oriprtft s%snpmmen. Sf rim ftGerss Ss,l.
mtttsi pom Attt.n in aaen tsilbaren toutn. furirt pt
%iiulften eltsn @ei6pirs, islba NO Ger 3npGen lhoa 81.
IetreHen TT.
nap. Iraeopen i'm gart-Iteater ju Srpeilpn. " D..
orn drpnttben Mtsumattsmus. nadeem esrfelbs euus
v fcls ppn ben porjusii6rten Aersten 9urppa's uup
Amsrita's psbanfeIt mprtea mar.
6paus Sebens.s ,aItam eurirte 5errn Q. o.
orlp. Drfmater @c. III Macnon Ctr. non snem
ssiaprltbsn @el6wlr, na6eem sr itds D'pnas I'm
Srpaewas Spipiial mar anp bort ais ~unbeilbar trIlarI
purpe.
Spati's eebens. Baiiam tsilts Ssrrn 5aepb uctp,
Oinct Nc. PAP Sre,nwtSt Str.. ven einem f~erpiasoien
Oeinwure, pobel Die 5auiniB loon bic aWf hen EnsUen
Aei6sptner 5eiIuns ieine Wtspsrbsluns Der araatset
%trrabrrn.
Span's febens.BaIfam surtrte 5srrn Wtutam
Sprnser. Np. 1883 8rprme Str. spaaanbts pom rat
,uueetm Nbsumattemus 10 srnfiihsr A.t. bne esris,os
zen IN bee 8rantsn ihcn rerwirrt bate. Def Vt.
lannis icnnts niht ielne pdne gum 8opfs rtsben ant
par mabrsne prefer 9iOnats an's Sstr esreftit.
gu babsn IN Ger saupt, Office, 2i6 Granp Str., ant
SET apprhstsrn i'm %Macsms,nsn. su 81 per 8lafts Sst
Slalddn S..
9satt's bsrhbmts S%etImttttI fnh
Spatt'S uatbIbarsr Qebsns. Balfom Al $,.UD
6pa,tts - b.. erpptlt ifarfer Qsbsns 1alidm. su
81 Is. : Snah's Yulmsnis Saliam. ossr Der sdw,ap.
iutiiesn rsu b, ta $t.0. - Spatts Spts s,ni.
nrnt. ~uuttlOar lur es!esn unp %Stmsrssu iser art
~ so Gems. : Spatt'S SnSd, sur fur 9rtd,uns
Vepipsb. Snausnso. &dfarrt, Az rs SIS.
Dtnn rttss ar'iisl Mot IN sursr apotteis ober au ,a'
rem @Iase ~ batsn TIM, 70 penps man i'd btrsit an pas
&eRiral Depot, 246 4ranbar., u. y.
Gsmtn 3. spa,t& 60. Gissuibamu.
usbsraa btu per Srprts ssiaids tstrt tair'F
Duesnp. 13m2bisn
, 1875-07-03
Gbriitopb bpn Gdmio's Sugcnb=
Yibliotbef.

Cucumber tn Eappoedef o Is Gents. Wiil
NuslinsHiiden q 20 Gents. Sam
Dfuslin IS Gents.
eetnridb ron GiAenfe ,. pie sr aur GrtsnntniE
Der aBeibnadtsabene. Cine Gr,dbluns gum wsib.
nattsaeltent fur Rinoer.
Der 2oienftod. Cine lntsrsiiante er3ahlnna.
Ter RanarienucSel.-pas SpbanniSfoferdben en-.
Sine, Sr5ablnn8en.
Die Supfenb itben. Cine geseb.nb.tt aus BEN
4sbsu zines arinen Dori. S6udebrers.
Gufadbfus gIne GeiGihte Der driftliden gorseit.
&as y umeuf0ebdben Cine Graablune benz blii-
benben Mltsr eepiomet.
Roio pcn Gaanenbnrs. Cine 0ei&i&te oes Utter
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