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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
Care of Brood Mares.

The best feed for the brood mare, saws
writer in the New York Herald is corn
stalks, or good timothy hay, with four
quarts of ground oats and wheat bran,
equal parts each day. The ground oats
and bran not only enable the dam to
make all necessary preparations to sup
ply the coming foal with nourishment
at the time when most needed, but it
keeps her healthy and strong, and ena-
bles her to furnish the growing fetus
with the very best kind of material to
make the best bone and muscle. The
dam should have moderate exercise,
but it should be regular. If she is used
In team she should not be driven faster
than walk nor loaded too heavy, for,
in either case, there is danger of injur-
Ing the dam and running the foal: She
should be housed or sheltered nights
and III all stormy weather. AS foaling
time approaches she particularly needs
the practiced eye of the careful and ex-
perienced breeder. She should be
watched both day and night, as many a
valuable colt has been lost that two
minutes labor at the particular
time would have saved. As
soon as the colt is dropped the
attendant should see that its head IS
free from the membrane or sack with
which it is enyeloped, as the colt will
otherwise soon smother or drown. The
next thing is to sever the umbilical
cord, about five inches from the foal,
and tie the end next to the young colt
with string to prevent bleeding; this,
if possible, should be done before the
dam rises, as many foal has been rup-
tured at the naval by the dam rising be-
fore the string was severed. After the
above has been promptly attended to
leave the dam alone with the foal for
half an hour. If at the end of that
time, through weakness or any other
cause, the young foal has been unable
to secure It's natural nourishment from
It's dam, the attendant with which the
dam is most familiar should lose No
time in rendering the necessary assist
ance by holding the colt at the side and
by putting the nose to the teats of the
dam. After the colt is able to draw it's
nourishment from the dam without the
aid of the attendant little need be done
but furnish shed, if the weather is in
clement, and liberal supply of hay OF
stalks and few quarts Of ground oats
and bran per day until there is a full
bite OF green spring grass.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
Paris Green and Potatoes.

The beneficial effects of Paris green
III agriculture, in the destruction of
noxlous insects, have brought it before
the public generally, and some unhappy
accidents to human life have provoked
considerable discussion with regard to
it. Taken in sufficient quantity. there
could be no doubt of it's iniurions effect
upon the animal economy, but whether
it was equally deleterious to vegetable
life was a question upon which there
was conflicting testimony. Ia order to
give an intelligent reply to inquirers on
this subject, Mr.. McMurtrie, while con
nected with the Agricultural Depart
ment, undertook series of experiments,
with view of testing the effect of ARISEN
ical compounds upon vegetable life and
growth, and his paper detailed the pro-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
: " It's Only a Little Gl0ye.o
by MATTHIAS mann

by MATTHIAS BARR.
It's only little glove,
SO ragged and old and worn,
You scarce would stoop in your daily path
To look at the thing forlorn
You never would think by those fingers small
A heart could be rent and torn.
It's only tiny thing,
This treasure hoard and keep.
But many vision of JOY it brings.
And sometimes it makes me weep
And dream dream of fair-haired boy
Under the flowers asleep.
It's only little glove,
Yet dearer it is to me,
For the restless feet that battered and beat
Their music on my knee
bearer for sorrow, and care, and pain,
Than the riches of land or sea.
It's only tiny thing,
But 1 love 1t with deepest love;
golden link in the chain that binds
My soul to the world above:
And know am nearer to Heaven each time
bow Ger that tiny glove.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26

cesses instituted and the results reach
ed. After giving very conflicting evil
dence from the writings Of vegetable
psychologists and agricultural chemists,
he gave the history of his own expert
ments. They consisted in planting peas
in boxes of soil impregnated with solu-
ton of arsenic Of different strengths, the
object being to ascertain if arsenic
could be absorbed in sufficient quanti-
ty by plants to become injurious to the
health of the consumer, and if not tax
en- up by the plant during growth,
whether it exerted q poisonous influence
upon the plants themselves. The plants
were found to be affected in proportion
to the amount of the arsenical COM
pound used, the size OF the growing
plant decreasing regularly as the amount
of the poison was increased. A chemi
cal test of these plants after being so
affected by this poison revealed no trace
of arsenic, and the conclusion arrived
at was that arsenic cannot be absorbed
and assimilated by plants in the process
of growth, though plants may be injur-
ed by the presence III the soil of about
900 pounds of Paris green, $40 pounds
arsenite of potash, or about $50 pounds
of arsenite of potash per acre. With
the quantity of Paris green actually
used, perhaps five or ten pounds to the
acre, no effect upon plants or their con-
sumers is possible.
Professor Silliman said the subject
was one of great interest. A committee
had been appointed by the academy at
its Philadelphia meeting to investigate
the subject of poison of vegetables by
the use of Paris green, and the positive
results which Professor McMutrie had
obtained were beyond caviI. It struck
him as very singular that there should
have been toxical poison enough in the
plants to destroy them without leaving
any trace of the metal in them. He
mentioned an analogous case of similar
destruction of trees in Easton, Mass.
where trees were unquestionably killed
by the vapors arising from copper
works; and the allegation was that it
was the salts of copper which did the
mischief. Chemical investigation in
that ease showed distinctly a very great
increase in the quantity of copper in
the ash Of the woods of those trees that
had been destroyed; all contained album
dant evidence of an anomalous quantity
of copper. Whether it was certain that
the poisoning in that case arose from
the copper might be considered moot
ed point, lnasmuch as the vapors of sui
phurous acid were enough to effect the
same mischief; but the secretion by the
plants of all abnormal quantity of cop
per salts was unquestionably the fact.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
Silk Culture.

The International Congress on Silk
Culture will hold it's fifth meeting at
Milan in 1876. A programme of expert
ments to be made during 1875 has been
sent to all silk culturists of Europe.
The programme indicates the questions
concerning the raising of silk-worms
and the prevention of diseases that re-
qulre the most serious attention. The
disease OF g inactivity" that has lately
done great damage to the silk crop, is
to be particularly observed. All means
to remedy it have hitherto proved inef-
fectual, but it is hoped that, with inves-
tlgators like Corneha. Duclaux. Bolle,
and others engaged in studying the
diseases raging among silk-worms and
their ova, the conditions for securing
health among them may be ascertained
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
Household.

GRAHAM BISCUIT. half pint OF
Graham flour, ] pint of white -four, ]
cup of white sugar, 1 cup of sweet milk,
l tablespoonful of butter, cup OF
yeast; salt. Set to rise over night. In
the morning add teaspoonful of soda
Roll out, and cut like white biscuit.
RICE MUFFINs. -One-ha teacup of
boiled rice, pound of butter, cup OF
sugar, l quart of milk, ] cup of yeast,
| teaspoonful of salt. Add -four suf-
fcient to make thin batter. Mix the
ingredients Except the four) very
thoroughly; then stir in the -four. Let
this rise over night. In the morning
bake in muffin rings
VEAL LoAP.-Three pounds of I'M
cooked veal, one-fourth of a pound OF
salt pork, two beaten eggs, three tea
spoonfuls of salt, two teaspoonfuls of
pepper, one teaspoonful of sweet mar
joram, or parsley, one cup of pounded
crackers. Chop the veal and pork very
fine. Add the other Ingredients, and
knead like bread. Press it hard in a
buttered dish, and bake one and one
halt hours. To be eaten cold, cut in
slices, for lunch or for tea.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26

Mrs. GUBBINs says her husband is
like tallow candle; he always will
smoke when he goes out.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
Norman Horses.

The rapidly Increasing importation of
the celebrated draft horses of Norr~ andy
is circumstance of great signi canoe
to the country. American horges are
very inferior to them in the points for
VIII CHI they are justly celebrated. Our
horses have their merits. Though small
they have good action, and have won
distinction in the province of the trot-
ting field, where the heavy horses of
Northern France cannot be expected to
compete with them. But it is only a
small proportion of all horses that are
kept merely for their speed, and thus,
while American and English horses will
continue in preference for saddle, car
riage, and racehorses, these horses will
supplant them in the much larger use
of work-horses. They are wonderfully
built for strength, and probably are the
best in the world for farm, transporta-
ton and draft-work generally. We have
seen them showvery good action also, the
two excellencies making rare combina-
ton of merits for horse of general
utility. AS much attention is at present
being given to the improvement of
horses for labor as has recently been
devoted, with such gratifying success,
to the improvement Of our native CATTLE
The literature Of the subject testifes in
a forcible manner to the high estimate
In which this breed is generally held
among those conversant with their good
qualities. To illustrate this statement
we quote one Or two passages out of a
number Of articles on the same topic to
be found in late number of the Live
Stock Journal. A gentleman, writing
from Maiden, ILL.,, says: 4" [ believe the
attention of our people was first directed
to the Importance of raising better
class of horses by the introduction of
two half-blooded Norman stations in
1869. Both were sired 10y old Louis
Napoleon, and found to be good stock
getters. These horses stood at $40;
and at that time scrub colts a year
old could be bought for $50.
Farmers generally thought it nonsense
to pay 500 for service to these stations.
A few of the most enterprising farmers,
however, patronized them to some ex-
tent, and when their colts were year
old they could not be had for 800, and
now, at four years old, the same colts
are worth from $3.50 to $3.50. This at
once opened the eyes of our farmers to
the superiority of good horses over
scrubs, and since that time good stall
lions can scarcely be secured as fast as
the demand for their services increases. %
Another gentleman writes as follows
from Iowa: "The Normans, as far as
introduced in Iowa, stand high as stock
horses. They are good breeders, extra
good feeders, and splendid travellers.
They cannot, of course, run mile in a
minute, or trot mile in two; but they
are rapid walkers, and possess as good
action as any one could desire at the gait
| for which we seek Them"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26

AS you cannot avoid your own com
pany make it as good as possible.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-26
Personal.

SENIOR WHITE, the violinist, who was
ordered by the Cuban government to
leave the island, sailed for Mexico Tues,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-26
8eiuiae Sic eebenfoueneu.

G5 lit cine uuerl1elihe 8seinauna ber GeIurb.
belt, bae bic Sue1en Der Sitalitat, bic 2etens.
%qnelen, pom llnreinisfsit fret isisn. Die SliITa-
feet, pelbe burh ibre Wirfung auf bic Habruna
eieielte in But Hcrrpanteit, une Der 1rpEe Sc
teuenGbrcr ieltft nue rein iein, prnn bic Nus-
feIn, bic 8npden unb has @ebirn plbentli6 or.
ndbrt une frdftig erbalten fpereen lpQen. 3u
eteem :3pede fcQten Der Waeen, biz 9eter, Bic
Idrrtie ine Nieren ununterbrrhen ibre berIhie-
oenartiAen Iufgaten eerrittcn, bonn peun eieIe
SeifSrt tre, trerceu bic gum 2ebeu nGtbi9en Ilii1-
i9friteu l6nea cfrbcrben. Der telfe, ia Der Elm .
Si1e Slutreiuiaer. psld. II Iie burh llrterpiueuna
ieuer ibren nadttbsilissn DISQUALIFICATION Der
5uuctipuen reinigt, III, 8 tetters Naaen1
tttters. Ia0 prineip, nah peldem eieIes
b%eiIiante Saftersrte$srunssmutcI pirft, lit chen
70 einfad mic piTenIhdftiid. DIR l~lrlpruna Ger
neueIten Sraufbetten une pbne Nusnabme bic
urlahe berifnioen. rrelGe ee ptelerpdbnten DR.
game be reffn, III Sdbpdbe, berporgernfen curh
un9enlgeneeu StcHpediel. las Si.ters be-
rihtigt lhIeIrig bic llrlahe res 4cibeue, inhem
es bic frdftiae gerhauuna rieberbsrffeat, 70 eee
alien Sbeilfu ees arrprrbaus Gin ueber1ue spn
rttnsm reiden Slute snsefubrt rirr. lies yer
ntebrt bic Sbdti9f,it Der GntIserungsrrgane unb
befdbist he, BAN perbraudten StrT aus3uperfen,
pel6er. ME tr i'm Sreanismus UNI nd friet, bic
@sfunobeit ,trlfTrt. @enn man aber BEN TN
rath lcsgepcrecn, unh Sclfpmmensr StcFpedirl
interchangeable msrben III, eann hinbert nthts
mebr zine aeiunee une nirfinme Sbdtigfeit Der
peridienencn Sunfticneu. Taber III Is finr, hae
oas Sitter5 ntdt nur tas 3uperIilTefe Ragen-
mitteI 1T. I~rnte.n aud iene aranfbeiten Der Sc:
her, 9drme unb 3irrsn, rtlhe BIC eseeusqurIeu
tfIuecly ausrcttet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-26

-Wus Oeln3udtbauIe yuSsferfon Gitp
bewerflteLigte Ser pcacn Yierceoiebitabls
gum s"iueiten Scale perurlteilts Charles
OF. Glnir am Sonntng Nbenb feline
,5lubt. Gr itcGte ii6 ais 9ampenausIns
Ner, erarif cine 9eiter, ~siinbete sfp:i Der
Yateruen an, l0ihte bann ieine9anblomps
aus, befeitiate eineu Stri6 al Die 9eitcr,
erfIomm Die Maucr, lieB ben Strid an
Der Nubenieite binab uuo eelun9ts in's
Sreie. Mebere Sugeln wurben ibm ohne
Grfolg nadyeianot. ct. Clair, behen
mabrer Shame SabneD fem iou, min aus
elmer alien pir9iniiTen SamiIie itammen.
Sn sinem Dem NuTieber bintcrlanencn
Sdreibeu bdntt er fir na6Iihti9e Se'
banOIung, %erfldrt, oaB er entidlofeu lei.
lein 9eben on Die @ieOeraeminnunQ
'einer Srsibeit su ieBen uuo bittet, BAT
man i'm Sale ieines 5ooss feinen Batter
BON Der Sbotiade in SenntniB iebe, bit
llmitdnOe ober unb feline Sefonssnidaft
J peri6peige.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-26

sg Die Srauben faugen an gu reifen
uno iinO Die friiberen SOrten bereits i'm
Marft. @S itelt 1d iekt beraus, bab
Der S6abtn Nurd SdulhiB Md gro6er
1T ais man augcnommen bate. Seion-
'oers itprf bat Die Concord Sraube 9elits
ten, bod finO Die nod iibrigsebliebenen
Beereu ppu icbr gutter Sualitat. Slele
u%nierer @ niger bsfirdten, ouB Die meiBen
Srauben, Die in SOIae Der fublen Mit>
ferung nod wcit Suriid fno, nidt ORIENT
lid ausreiftn wtrbeu ebe Der Sroit ein'
tritt. uuo habcn iih ibre geflrdtungen
ourd Die Serihte lber Sroit in pieIen
anberen @egenbcu nod mebr geiteigert.
@ie uns m;t9ethcilt miro ftano oas
thermometer in Der Ssbten Sonntag
Nadt aui So GraO Sabrenbeit, alio nur
% 8ra6e uber Dem 8efricrpunft @@ud.
Ser MaissGrnte Die uberouS
GeiuItdte ocrlprtdt begt man
Gefur9tun9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-26

-8ci benz S%citbantet in Stuttgort
am 3. D. 90. biclt Saumann ct. @aGen)
folgenoe 9tcc: .,98ir Sdweijer iilo BIER
Der 9%cfommea uidt pegcn Der SAiibcnz
bedtr unO Der ~Gbrengaben, i%onoern UNI
III bciueiiep, mc!h' bobe 8eocutun9 mir
IN bieicm NHgentIif, no aud mir in un<
icrcm 9an0e einen @uIturtcmpf fdinpfen,
aui Die Sreunolwaft oeS ocnti6en Solfe5
uno aaf ole guten OienIte Der bcutiAen
Siloun9 unO Der beuti6en @inenidaii
leasn. Mir MOLTEN bas lclblt bier ingen.
neil Dor eini9cl Belt MtlBueritdnoniiic
oOr9efOmmsn iinN, welde Den 8Iauben
an oaS Sortbeltebcn Der alien Srcuno.
lAuit oss reutI6cn uno i6meiSerii9en
&oltc5 batten eri,Suttsrn t0nnen. Sod
rer freie bcutibe 8siit !"
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Oie 2Seltamsnenmna

mo bunocrtiabri9e SubiIdumsfcier il
YbiIa0cIpbia Ueripridt cine rc6t bebeu
tenOe uno grobartige Soae gu wtroen
li:bcraIl in alien Staotcn Der llniot
foDic inGutopa werben bereifs beOeutenbi
Yurtfbrun9en 9etrofen, bainit al
Snouitrit3peige proper repraientirt mer
ben.
Oas in unierem StaGie bonn 9ouUers
neur ernannte @omjte bat bereits per
1hitHenc Snbcomitcs eruanat, uno aiebt
f6 ole Rube MGiilouri gut rcpralentir'
III iebcn. Mu6 lit bieS bon GROCER
8chcituu9. Die gan;e siOililirte @eli
wirb ga nit itrcn 8rOSueten pertreten
lem, unb Wt;ii Ouri ioate Ii@erIid nidt
4uridittben, Defenders oa unler Staat IN
Gr,en unS 56msISereien elmer Der Seoeus
ten0Itcr lit. Nbcr aud Die Sobenprooutte
iOlteu ou8geittlt wcrben, uomentll@ ut
e5 Son 8eSeutung, boB unicre Ntih ourter
g8eine ee60ria ms 9iht 9ebrndt iperoen'
g8eun in 0ieier Se;iebung Ole notbl9en
+G3ritte oetbau iperocn, 10 ut teln 3meI.
fel 5ab lid unIerm @cin9onoel Elm iuelte'
res 5ScIo ais biabes cr0Hnet, uno ms
ma"dc Sortbelle oarau5 erUadien tons
nen. SIR MAIDEN uniere @in3er bon
6trmanu uuo llm1egenO G%eiOnScr5 au'
pieIe Sa6e oufmerfIum. GS 1T Den
NusNeqern 8eIe9cnb'it 9ebotcn, ibte
8aoren obuc ueitere llnfOften auSSuftet
len, unb sic Ssrrsn bon ben betrcfenOc"
GouitcR babcn fir @:itereS gu lor9en
Sic Serren 81. 8uib, Geo 9uSmann unN
infer MitbIiroer Mid. 80IdcI bilOen
6as Weincomits, uno Sober oicier @erren
wiro ge!piB gcrne ale n0tbtge IuSfnnft
0cbcn.
.85 m05te natter llmitdhSen gan' pafcnO
fem, wcnn t>.@ mowirtbidaftIide Sereln
o6cr unicrc 9Sln;er unter iib Gin GOmIte
etnennei wurOen bns oa8 9anSe @eIdaft
ycrlie6t, unO bafir lorgt Dap Sermann
un5 feline @eine auf pafenoe @eiie
repraieutirt wcrbcn.
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Sefommtseao(Dun0 !
an Die
Steuer5aDler II. Gi9en~
tbumbeIiBer.

Die nnter;ei6neten Steuereinnebmer
uno NiIe1Or bon 9asconabe 9ountp Nto.
mcrben an Den nndfoI1cnben Ylaben
dn3utreffen iein I'M Die Steuer fur 1875
su erbeben unb bas teuerbare Gi9entbum
ilr 1876 gu aiienen.
Nm 6. uno z. September Bel e.
S0aer SouIwar are %Sownibip.
Mm Stem September bel rs. E. Can.
genbera SOulware EownIbIp.
Sim 9. uno 10. bel s > 8iepe Ooeuf
Sownibip.
Dim ii. bel @m @ibIcr @anaunG orun.
hip.
PIN 10 Bel GbriF Sa5ritcOt Scout
Sounib'p.
Im IA bis 4 ubrMatmittag bel Sron.
Weier NoIrt Sumni5ip.
Dim II bon Mittag bis 4 ubr Nadmit.
tag uno an IS bel NFobrlt Gpp!e.
Mm 20ttn bel $ Is @tesn 6Auaan
Snpalbip.
slm 81, bel @en 9taa Canaan Conn.
hip.
Nm % BEL Seinri6 @jintc Canaan
Somnihlp.
Nm % Bel Dab. GaDloc 9ruib @rccf
OlpnIhtp.
@m ~ 25 bel 6rig Siutt Sruib Greet
SoWnibip.
Nm 81 uno % bel 9 @6mit5 8OnI.
ware Sopnibip.
%im 30 bel 8 s Sarris @ou!parc
SomniGip.
Nm 80 bel SuIi:s Soiet Sbirb Greet
Somnibip
Mm |. unb 2. Sttober bel Berger unN
Nufbtr9ai0e Sbirb @reef Somni6lp.
Vim ii in Shmab's Saue Morrifipit
6idlane Somnibip.
Nm II unO Ii bel Srar, Safen in
OloenburN 3jdInnb Sopnibip.
Sim If Is unb Is im @ourtbaus in
9ermann.
q. $. @eutner @brir 8ubn
Ilielior. Steurr.Glnncbmer
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ssSr @ir batten umlduolt 8~slegenbeit
f%olacuoe ~gcIuuNene &outrooerie bcin
&artenipicl gu iibsrb6ren;
User giebt &Grten?
IS iidt mel Suru!
So, e5 mar mel Sen.
WdS, i'd bob' ia ous9eipieIt
Modt mir. glib IL Sarten, how
much-id 9ieb eins-id nimm'S net
id gieb S;uci-'5 net gcnug-Orei, weG,
oaS ldBt Gd b6rsn, aber i'd wia nod
mcbr.
Bier (ruft ein Nnberer) that Will do.
low is that for high
Nonnerwctter. ieBt nimmt mir Scr
mciutr Elm ,i9cnSrumpt ben Jack !@eu,
Id ba5 low.
Yes. 9u bait low, abcr i'd mad Oos
game.
9Sart' uur bis i'd ~ausipieIe, Sid nil
i'd fge!
&lhiics Rrciit, icbt nimmt mir bos
&ameeI mein @eOro! Sci 5idinfo, id
Elm uuf9ciebt. SD hab' high Jack.
Pedro. Sd bin low game. uno ij bal
nildt.. 9Sirt6 mir Elm @Ias Bier!
In mir'n nSor5en" - @em ltin
deal?
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.Das GtrbGrtnib Ser @eser

uuo HeiBen IN Ut Il d q.
.Ourh cine 8sralei6Hng bcS sfilrslid
cmfsenommenen Staat5 .@eniu5 bon
Qo.jiiana nit Ocm SunoeSsSsniu5 bon
1870 eroi6t f4, Dap Gle @tcgerbebolter'
uno ieueS StoatcS in elmer melt raideren
3unaBme bc9rifsn 1T, ais b;c meiBe-
SIN Sa5rc 1870 betrilg Die DeiBe Sebol
feruna BON 9ouiliana 362,065, Sic Nes
acknowledging 364.21O, 70 baB sic 3escr
nur cine Mebrbsit boz 2,145 hotten'
Scitbem BADEN id bie8eiben uni AZ, 2Sl
uncr etluoS iiber 5000 fir baS Sabr, Die
S5luar;eu ober nm S5,Sl9, ODER u5er
II. 100 fir OaS. eiu;cIne Sabr, permeDrt.
Writ anocren @orteu Die gSeiBcn in
2ouiiiana D:rmsbren IiN aidt UNI otcl
m.1r ais M Ell Yroscnt I'M Sabre, nab
reno sic Sdwarien ii6 fat nm i'm I
Yro;cut I'M Sabre, ODER mebr ais ooppelI
10 iHnea DermebreR.
Die Me6rbeit miro unter u~nieren Sniff
t~utionen epentueQ unfcbl6ar leoen Staat
resiercn, mag aud Die Mfinoerbeit Die
9r0bcre 5nteIjgcni beiben, uno 10 mllnen
mir unS oenn Oaruuf 9efabt MAIDEN, OoB
trob nuer Nnitren9unsen ocr weiRen
MaHc Die S9warSen gu Der 9erriduft in
9ouiIana b~erufen iinb. Die @eiBen
merOrn ii6 wobI nit Der Serridoft in
GlewO orleans, Gem 9anrelSmitteIpunft oes
Gtaates, be9nil9en mii1en uno DAB linen
bieie cntriHen merOe, lit bis iebt feline
@cfnbr. Seun iie iinO BORT fat Oreimal
10 SabIrei@ olS Die @sser, inOem iie l45@
72l ecsen 57,647 Steeer sdbIeu. Sic
Stoaten, no Ole 9tcser Die 8eiBen on
3abI iibertreHeu, inO @uosGorolina,
Slorioa, Miniirppi uno 9oniTano, unc
bieieS inO su9Iei3 Die ein5i9en SuOitaa'
ten, auf bercn Stimmen Die &cpublifa-
uer in Ben n0dteu Sobren Iusli9t baber
iuer6eu.
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Yapierz 6 ouraut o6

- Ynpier Gouran o0e
Sartgelb. Neuerop, Sobnion, SC,
bcriibmte Suriit in Baltimore unp fri.
berer Scnator bat in cincm Sriefc an biz
g. 9. uGribune" bic 6inanifroge Ron,
rein conititutioncIcn Staubpugfte cr0r
tert uno Damn nit Diclem ShuriInn uni
ridtiger 8c9riinoung fOlgcnoe bier a.
Yunfte aufgsitclit: /. Bic GonfitntiO;
Fcnnt nur @olo unh Sliber ais lta0lts
@elo. 3. Die Grf,drung bc5 Yapier-
courontS (~@recnbcd5) ais IeBalcn Stloes
cine n%otbpenNige &riegemabreGcI.
3. Oa mir iest i'm 6rieoen uns bcFnncn,
70 bat Scr Gon9rcB uu0 Die NatiOn alrc-
gieruug fein couititutioneIcs Tedt, mel
tereS uncinl05barss Yopicrgclo oils lie
gales 8el0 auSSugeben, a. Die GOnIti'
tuition, ioluie Ger Nutiondlereoit uuo 81,
&erbjn0erun9 ser GENERALIZATION ONcr
be8 Sinon;ruius erbcil6en uubcoln9t Oh
8iffebr CUR @artgelO3ablung unO oil
Ginl0sIi6Feit OeS Yapier9elocS.
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-Oietuhte flnQ

-Oie tuhtc 8ittcrungfd ngt
an, INNER %ernitere SciorgnjiIe fir 81.
ipdtrcifenOen Seibfriidtc, nonentIi6 bGs
&orn gu errs9su. SIN uotoliden SIinois
iou idon in Der S~onntuanadt Gin SrOii
SAunen actban buten; uno AUDI wtltt.
fla3t man oariiber, SAP Sci rer
MGbtcu Sic Mcbrsu NA uidt rcdt
fIGen, wdbreno Die &ruft oe5 Stofc5,
mic mn Den Samcu 81 ld;iben, iih in Scr
@truorbriuauua ;ubIreider 6aicru, rie
SIC Mc9reu umgcbeu, crid62ft.
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Nolniniitrotlons 9lntia.

Stsrmit iei es tetannt sen1aGt, bas mir sfbmin;.
i~fratipnS = Yapiere, he RabIaIenlGaft rrs
Sasrt OOneyer, srrif. tetreTenb hatirt 4. luoua
1875 ron Der County Court ron 0ascrnaSe
Counts tetpiGiat tpurten.
@Ie prrirnen tpe!de 5prbsrunsen asaen befoo,.
9a6laNrnl6nft baben miiIen tirlelben Der einsn,
Sabre pom Datum tsiaster paptere CUR Nnsrfsn.
nuns mir prdienttren ipnff fSnnten iIe pom @enns
b~erieIben ausssi6lrTen tprrbeh Scrberuuacn BE
Scr Srri Sabrsn ni9t einsrrst9t fnb, perh,n
gang a~us9efhIrGsn.
Inna Satbarine Gone1er,
NahIas= @eripaIferin.