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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

Az OLD CoUILE.-Dr. wilkins, of
F'i mount, recently saw man aud wo-
man in Montgomery county, Iudiana,
whose ages ale respectively ll3 and III
wears. The name OF this ancient couple
is Fruits. The Old nan stands st.uieht
as ramrod, and does quite a cool de Il
ofw " every day. He has always been
a moderate liver, and uses 10 toll ac %.
which is an argument against 10 ,acco
users. But his wife has been smoker
steady for sixty years, which is AN argu-
ment in favor Of tobacco. The old lady
is afflicted with a cancer, which made its
appearance on her forehead forty ear
ago, and VIII ca 81 e is now doctoring with
coal oil. AT one time Sic weighed ,. 5
pounds, but She glalla'ly slrunk away
until she now tips the beam at I25. 1t is
probably the Oldest couple in the world,
Aayi & lived togethe, in the married state
eighty five years -DaacUte H., THteS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22
THE EYES THE Eyes!
DR.. E. II. PARDEE.
OcuIist and Aui'ist,

a E"EEH A EPROFRsCTED BLIyDl
1 "a ness of more than five years, Dr. paJsd
has made himself thoroughly and scrnliica4
~ acquainted with all Disease, of the E!sl
ana Is now placticing with success, not sufI
passed in the United Statcs \
All operations performed such as StTabsI
mus, or cruss-cye, Cataract by linear eYra-S
tlon, Depression or A Absorption, tteIygidm d
ueShy membrane growing over the cye, Redle1
non 0l NtaphylOina, or bulging 0ut OF thee q
Artificial Pupil, Iistala, Iachymaiis, Oh eOs5 !
lng Of the tear passage, and all dcOnae'
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the Ies'
pam, and possessing all the movements an
blllliancy of the real eye. large assortmus
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
plicos. The Doctors Eye Bath lor the lTeA9
mcnt and cure of all nervous diseases su'si
all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who hayea al.
INN cases for operation, he hopes HAT his uhli
velsal success will warrant contmaatiol
their confidence. His celebrity as an OpeIalaf
Is co-eXtcnsive with his success, as Tatienta
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, from New \ 1Ork and Boston, aAet
monthly. Many patients can be seen as
Doctors Office daily, III different stages Of n
cOVcTy.
OrrlcE -737 clay street, Opposite III
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAHks, NOTICE" II Lfar 10 aOi
be 6effsUsd ihOnsh hs sps axis the truth
Reports are in circulation through theuTPd
country that have retired from business ul
! haze gone to the Atlantic States, that
III Europe, &c., &c. TO those interested WI
say that the report has been gotten IN elicas
tlon Tor the furtherance of other parties
arc trying to obtain, ilIegitmately, 80 y
practice. The report has been started p
llnerant mountobank, and without lle H..
truth, as ! am nt my office daily, and alteh44
to about sixty daily patients.
h. IL. PARDEE, Oeulist
737 Clay Street,
my21-ly. SAN FRAACIN"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

THE men sent on the English Arctic
expedition are mostly of fair complexion.
They were selected from a great number
of volunteers. In this connection the
English papers are reviving the account
of the famous Scoresby's method Of Sc
lecting his crews. A block Of ice was
placed in tub ofwater, and on this the
candidate stood with bare feet while an
officer put the usual questions as to age,
service, etc. The time when the cold
began to distress him was also noted,
and in this way the most enduring men
were picked out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

ON THE SAD WAvEs.-She was
young, she w.s tair, (-ays the Boston
GIoGe), and there was indescibable grace
and poetry in her posture as she leaned
against the ,tarboard rail OF the Portland
steamboat, and gazcd, with appealing
look, into the depths Of the sad sea-waye
that toamed and surged about us. Tears
were in her eyes Of azure blue, as if seek
ing TO repress the sad feelings that
p ompted them, against her trembling
lips she pressed mouohoir Of deliclte
texture. A sympalh3tic yonth, who had
noticed the loneliness of her situation,
approached her with hat nplifted, aud
said: "a thousand pardons, VI 5, IRE
80 iil?' lie will undoubtedly remem-
Der the glance She bestowed upon him as
she turned and exclaimed: You don't
ppose We been doing this chucking up
for .f,tl', do you ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

EVEN Dem )crts do not hesitate to take
ad anage Of a good thing when it comes
within theirreach. Here are two Of them
who ooltracted to clean the Legislative
spttoons daily at the rate Of four dollars
day, Sunday. and holidays included, and
iley sub-let tie contract 10 Mongolians at
fifty cents per diem, so that the original
contractors bad nothing to do but boss
the job and pocket their twenty five dol
lars week each, or 825 PEI cent. prot
on the cost Of wo k. Ofcourse when thi.
came to representative ears neither House
nor Senate would stand #, and the chia
spittoon cleane ordered not to employ
Mongolians longer. They may hire If
ricans, Europeans. or Americans to d.
;he work while they look on, Rut 70
Asi'n shall have p ac. beneath tbem.-
tnclamc'lto Bee,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

CHALR.-Most peonle looking at this
substance would take it to be n sort Of
hardened white mud. Such is not the
case, as the microscope shows that it is
nothing but the agglomeration of crea-
lures almost invisible. Bearing this in
mind, one is astonished at the power of
organic life, which can produce masses
that form a rampant to the coast Of Eng
land. Their minuteness is such that
single visiting card covered with a white
layer Of chalk contains about 100, 600
shells. These are formed Of carbonate Of
lime, and are so small that 10000, 900 are
required to weigh pound, andl50,O 900,
600 to make a cubic foot Of the same ma
terial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

This popula route is unsurpassed far S,.,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth. welS'a
lasted and perfect track of steel rails tb N" ~
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping (sr NJ
perfect Telegraph System Of moving u,aI
the regularity with which they rum The adm |
TO Chicago from all points West. s,ers !!
passengers all the comforts in modern Fo,r'
Travelling. No change Of Cars, and l',t n, tsdI
Gus delays at Ferries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

Passengers will find Tickets via tbi, f,rori.|
route at The General Ticket Office Of tba q.
trail Pacific railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices \
the Central Pacific Railroad.
W. II. SFENNETF, Gen. Pas. Agent
MAkIlN liUGillTr, Gen. Snp
II. p. STANWO0D, General Agency N
Montgomery street, San Francisco ausGl1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

Two gamblers have been converted in
Portland, Oregon. One Of them, upon
his first attendance at a class meeting,
handed to the leader worn dice,box
and the dice. "Those have been my
means of livelihood for years, he said,
"and I've become so expert with them
that can beat a game in which loaded
dice are used against me. / haven't any
other trade, and it's like trading compe-
tence for poverty to give up my tools"
Nobody doubted the genuineness Of that
conversion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

MY ontliankful hearers, said back
woods preacher, 'you air like unto hogs
eatin' acorns. They never look up to see
where the acorns come from.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22

This is the SHORTEST, BEST and ii
line running Pullman celebrated Pa P3[iG| al
SLEEPING CARS AID COACHES, eo%s, ,na,
and from the WEST, via Grand .InrlIni IG%An
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton Str1 Sa,N
and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND TiiE TlSl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22
G b N I b N NAL
177e - 1873
PROCLAMATION
CHICAGO & NORTH-WRSrI n,
RAILWAY.
THNHE POPULAR ROUTE ov
Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Fan.
burgh, Philadelphia, Montreal. OnaiSS' Iltts
York, Boston, or any point East. sb9o'gyy} n q
their "'''u
TRANSCONTTNENTAL Trcurn
Via the Pioneer ROuta
The
CHICAGO AND NORTu. wrs,,
IL T. ~
TRANSCONTTNENTAL Treu,,
Via the Pioneer ROu,o
CHICAGO AND NORTH wrSrr0I
II A l. w AY.
THIS Is THE BEST ROUTEPDI

It's track is of STEEL RAILS. and
been made the FASTEST time tbat ol nm
been made in this country. By tbs bp'S e
passengers for points east Of Cbiragna ioa
choice Of the following lines from CIiso,il' l'
BY THE PlTTSBURG, FORT W4yvr -.
CHICAGO AND PENNSYIViV NAN
RAILWAYS. '''iA
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY w;n n
man Palace Cars through to phi,a,%4.ifrqlt
and New York on each train.
| THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman D.,
Cars to Baltimore and Washington aa
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MIcnro
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND C0VSiVaaA
TlONS (NEW YORK CENTR IJi1'SE Il MI
ERIE RAILROADS): AN
9 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with p.,.
= Drawing Room and Silver Palace taaNs a
Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. Gp ,vl
TRU NIX, GREAT WESTERN Ann Pgi
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL EIHi '1I
WAYS: "A4
9 THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullmo, p,
ace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cartb'I
to New York, TO Niagara Falls, Buffalo y
ester or Now York City.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RATpOmI
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with D.
man Palace Cars for Newark. ZrsIS
Wheeling, VI ashington and Baltimore S,i
change.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-22
NEW WEED
SEWING MACHINE ES.
TIE LAST AND THE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three Standard
STYLES of
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y9dfe 6rieDemsbDtfdbaft.


Die beige Staatsseituus brtnst fclsenb.
gerbsibans itrss WsGFbenti&afts. ganbibassr
Sapss:
"Genn sum gr6Teensen ertpdBlt, tuerbe ID
etRe' Tolttit etubslttn, ,tSel&e fir inta,er ben
untrfGieb spii&eu Glib unb Rorb In unftEr
ssraetnlamen gateslanbe~ aufbeben .pirh."
91Sie ribrenS!
Gsdf nod niGs taneessr. als bic fRee Srit.
bensbOtf&uft Der teibistn Gr.MaieaSt prGf.
bent Grant bnr@ Die 3sttunsen bic &unbs
naaGte:
,.eaRst uns Srescat ;baE:n !"
&SSie ribrenb!
gaSie ater biet Gsitheusbotf@aft "a ser.
fstsn TO- setst yrSfaent Grant hur9 feins
Ibaten> tHpem CT ietx Mtiitair mad bent @ihen
i&idt-Harum DER erpee 03abItae iR 10.
Der Stir, ,anb es baaseIt ig barunt. ber berr.
i&enben slartet bae sre6e NsserpDtum AZ fG.
ern. Damn. sebt 5ases' gEurt tn Grfaauua
unb BET llntesi6isb ;rd&sneS lib unS Ecsb IL
perni&tet.
Sc lcte+sie, groSe 6riebene : Gtrnia Grant
Sayss u. 60. ,unb beren @@Asfnappen = bic
@GnappfGdler.@ caperneGre iue @iben!--
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Mnf Die @0blen

trerben aae Ssbern sefpts, som poIiti@ei
@tumprsoner bis gum !3ettaussigaseu auf bel
etraBs-%aes tGmpft nm Iilbsa ODER Sayss
go in Mmerifa. linb. bas bsbe Snterefs, mel
DIES BET Dteienr gcIfsfampf tn 8raee febt, rsGt
feEttst beuu eiG ucleommen ben gifer, tpel&el
eas 8oIf TN 8anseu 9aube begsrrl@t. Dil
Isspublttlntl@es 3eitngesn baben E1 BON gn'
fang an earaHf 0sr!egt ibre Gesnn- ;u per.
eGGtisen, fs BADEN nit Der efltsen Stole bel
5YSneu ~teeUnnen, toelGe bic @raber aufmib.
len, ba ite ben 5ambIuusen ssber seseaipartiser
bemOtratii&en 8oksmdnNer ni&t bei3xtpmmer
NerrsSgen. sc 1T cine gage 8et!e Bon Ser.
bG&ttsunsen uub Sel&tmpfunsen, weIGe BIZ
repubIdanti&en gSoxtfibrer BON NnfaRg be,
Gampaene bis gum beutisen Sage sesen BIZ
temutratii&en Ganbteaten aEfdi@sn - Ginel
fre@er unb u~nperfHGuater ais Der Nnb ere
Dasrenb fe fit ni&t etaen NueenbIid berbsi
IaRsn. GENTLE ~SObS" gu beRretteu, pel&e ibrer
eisenen GaabiOateu nl@t etpa blss ppreetaIteu
~icnbern NIT unriberlssbarea 3ablen sursered.
net nrerben.
Die beige Maft9aae ,uieberbaQt neuer.
ftuss sun sevslisea StGBen elmer @OnsrsB,
IrOmpste, beren Munbiid legtsn Mcntaf
Ibenb Der Gsnsresntauu 81. .. DunneQ
fabrte. Ct stne babel uussfdbr 70 su Werte
trie lein gerldufer Dnpis, inbem er eben nn,
iOlGes 3eus tn ben gOrbersrunb iisute, pie e.
tn ben 9ram fstner gortst paBte. 3. 9. BE.
fritz ct, pa6 EtIoett Elm &eformer fet - irrt
aaer SUrbanpenea Tbati1Gen. MQes iberbie.
tt aber bic SrsGbett, nit peI9er bielsr repub-
lWanii&e Stumprebner ~bsbauptete, Stlben babe
bea berii&tieten MtaiOnsnbteb Sweeb Iaufen
laRea, pGbrenb iuebsn Sbatia6li9 beptelsn IT,
baB cerieIbe Itlben co III, pelGer bic @uslte.
feruns 3weeb'S BON 9panten peranlagte.
Gu6 Der bemOfrattfGe GunsreB. Ganbibat
McRair fam babel nt&t uusefGpren pts, in-
BEN DnnneI bebauptete, rent aud Or. Ne-
Natr tn Gunsree bic NulpriDe, nel@e bic ebe.
~rnalisen &ebeIen i'm Siisea an bic 8unhesre-
sternns felen, bsfdmpfsn pOate,-er tSnute
ietue @telluus nt&t beboupteu, fonbrrn siirbe
YOa Der ShUmuns fostserifen. Der @arsn ia
Der NuffbaQe f&etnt aus Der Quele ~ 1GTp.
fen, psl&e tbm bic bisbertse Grfabruns Don Der
bic Jest berriGenben 9trGmuns I'M gunsreB
at bic 5anb eiebt. Mletn bic Demcfraten ba.
ben seseniiber Der bisberissn @trSmuug, nit
pel&er bic Corruption TIRE 0eIfersbelfsr NIT.
riff, haraufsebalter, @Gnnsr ais Ganbioaten
anf3uaeaen, bic nt&t tbr perfGnIi&es SuttreHe
i~Cnbern bas Snterefe bes @Olfes pertbetbieen.
an bieier gOitsftmmuns tperbsn aud
Gtants 8aYonettentrdser i'm @lcen ni@ts
dnberH fcpsnts ais bas sabacfe 8eamtsnbeer,
weI&es rablenc unb turapenb I'm 0anbe bsr-
umbImmsIt, barau etwas au dnberx sern1as.
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DaS Gmerifanif6e Centennial '16
BbeeIer u. sBilfon fesrei6!

ONS OWIertrNUtI@e centennial 20,
WbeeIer u. g8itfon ffesreiH!
@teOerum triumpbtren gGbeeIer u. Da1pn's
Ndbuai&tnen iber bic san3e @eIt. Die Gen.
t%snutal. s!usasaunss.G Som giliCn bat bic preile
Offstea Sertinbist, unb Der neuen gBbeeler u.
Billion Maf&tne sUei Gbren.D tplome unb arei
gerpienf'M ebatIen suerfannt. Dies III etu
DcppsIter @tss unb bte bTGie anertennuna,
weIGe tn Der Ma& der Centennial 9 MusRea-
unss.gsbSrDea gu ssbsn lag. Seine anssrs
Nlbmai&ine empFn8 cine eIetGe Nnertennuna,
Mebr als breibt9 Der befen Gabritantsn aus
Dteism 0anbe uab ben, Muslanbe tuareu BET ber
Gcueurrena uertreten, absr fOtpObl in Ybiaeel.
pbta tn 1876, wte In Wten 1873, uno tn Varie
1867, faupen Wbeeler u. @illpn an Der @piss
Der elite. NaG elmer iUrs fdlttsen, frensen UNI
eriHTpfsnbsn llnteriu&une, eni&teben bic
&t&ter etnmaibis, baB bic bbbere BcraasliG.
felt bisier @ai&tuen naebr ais nur cine Me.
baiae Obsr Elm Gbren-D tplum Serbtente, uni
empfab!en oabsr bic 3uerteunune BON ie sweieu
Oieier aussei&nansen. Die Centennial. aus.
felunsS. IS Ommiiion beidtigte einfimmia bt.
5~anbIunssweile Der Gi&ter. unb has publtsum
rirb Obne 3peifel BEN llribeiI bte1er ausae.
seiGnet fabtesu Sa&Serfdnoissn In Der NleGa.
| nil, 3ufinEen. Gin Mniprut auf gIetG aus.
sesetGnste Gbren fir treenb cine anpere NGt
mai&ine if nur etn gerTu&, bas VubIifun1 40
tSui&en. 2eltt bas @ataebsnbe, pelGss BIZ
vNeue @beeIer u. @ilioa M1iGine" aIs bic
Normal Ndbmafttne Ter @eIt beaeiGnet.-
Nus benz pff3teaen SEAPORT:
WrGmten ir @ beeIer u. @iIIp n
u Gtue MsbaiIe unb etn Efplum fur BIZ
.,Rsue DbseIsr u. Billion NGbm alGine" aus
folsenSen @riinben:
Sine lock-stitch Nabmaf&ine, uriibsr.
trCHen In Der f&Snen @rbett aler Sbeile, arOss,
SrisinaIitat, GROCER 3redmGBtstsit fir Der.
fGtebene Mrien BON Ndbarbeit, icppbI in Sud
pte in 2eber, S&Gnbett nes @tiGs, 2siHtia.
tsit unb @&ueaiststt Der 8epesuua, anb Sol.
h6nbtsfstt Der Nusfattuns."
p Cine Nebaiae unb Elm Diplcm fir bic
nNeue Wbnler u. @ifcn Ndbmal&int" fit
2sper, fir ogOr;aSIi&tett Der Mrbett Int Gtsp.
pen ppn 0eber."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
6err Spfepb Mdrs,

ebr cislen eefern bieles 8lattes ale
reifsnser aSent felt Snbrsn beRens Zee
fanrt. bat abermnls feinen @anberfob
CUR 6anp sencnmen, nm aud fGr ben
Wanpsrer ete Grnte ein;ubsfmfen une
ben esisrfreis re0eIben ia erpeitern.
Wtr sriu&sn bic bo&w. @eRlfdfeit
iorDte bis 6errea asenten unb Greuns
DC BEG SIattes iberbnupt, bemfIttn
BET Der Grfduuns fefnsr f&wfsrfess
aufsate seF. bsbdIFt& isin 3u rrouea,
irie bisber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
Sic @ablrtcbter

far bic bsUOrfsbsnben @ablen erbielten bura
8e'&lafs. tpelGe Der StaDtratb in elmer @ps-
eialreriammluns am lesten Montas faBte, fur
bic pierte unb finite Marb eine anSere Sin.
ibstluns uno ffnb nun fir ben MabItas fefee.
feat. pie fclet:
Grfe @aro, Grfer wreeinct-S 8 &eanss,
limos 9aq, Noab @infs.
3weiter Wrsetuct-S s Auiabs, s s Mat,
tbsUs, u & Dapiblon.
3peite @arb, @raer precinct-Spbn S'Gpn.
nor, Gmberst s WiIeusbba SbOmas 8 Bar
nep.
3reiter preetnet -- Mm Dawlon, Sclpt
@aiOn, MaribaI SHERMAN.
Dritte Waro, Grter wrecinet-M Sod, s
Grace, 6 6 0arpenteur.
3wsttsr wreetuei-YS Drsts, % & Gaaun
Stspban Den3er.
gterte Darp, Grfer s0recinrt-S Clears, 81
9 6arrsa, 5 . 0risbt.
3weisr prsctnet-Geo W Mccr., s 81
Dodge, s g oirte.
Dritn prscinet-Gates u Sobulou, u {
2arpen;eur, Witt Cur.
6infte DdrD, Grier prscinet-S Dillon, G
. 5anft, Neuton 8raoley.
3pettsr Yrsetne.-5bOu.as Brennan, 8 Z
6pIiOm. S anauft.
@e&te @arb-G 8 MoOb, 9amueI Deer
ing, 9cuis Su&elt.
, Serner wurDe belGIc6en, bab bic Wabl II
sretten preetnct Der pterten Warb an be
, &ds Ter Dayton Mpe. u. Der Mefsrn Mpe. fat
fiapen fol-.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
OaS california @eim = TepUt,

OaS california @ein = 9epUt,
tO4 @abaiba Ctr. s~essnitsr benz @arftbaus
bon Srn. @eurs Getf@ bGlt tn fetnem reiGeu
Eager bic e&tefen GaItfcrniI&en 8etue.
5err 5eti& bestebt feline @eine brett BON GaIf.
fornia aus erfer 6anb, iSpte aus Reinberaen
tn psl&en er ieIbf bret Sabre searbettet bat
que @etne spsrbsn sarontirt. Da er fueben
bret GarlOabs @etn BON bort be,csen bal, 70 IN
ct in ben Stanb sefest ale Rnnben mad
@uni& gu befriebisen.
wripatfamilien tperben bic Weine fret ms
9aus s~eIiefsrt.
Sd babe rneine @eine feet nm fiiuf,ia Nrv.
sent berabseisbt pel&es biaiser Ia, ais Fe fe
trt California @einbsprt Nc. 1O4 @obofbo
StraBe u~ertauft rUurben.
Sn @srbtnbuns NIT meinem Wetnnel&Gft.
balte Id aud bte bsfen Rentudp Bpur<
bon @ttsftes birett BON 2ouiepiqe. a..
iOtrit irnpcrttrte granbtes BON @urppa an
ben btltsfsu preiien.
SeDrae TeffA.
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(GtnaefanDt.)
Ser acbte SertdbtS>O ifrict.

Der a&e ,gevi&ti&e DtRriet, befebsnb
aus bea Gsrniiss Carer, McGecb, Gectt, Sib.
ley unb 2eSueur, tpirb bet Der nd&fen @atI
etnen &i&ter fir btefen Dtirict 3u tpGblea ba-
ben. Der rseelrGBtee Nomtnirte BON Der be.
naOtrattfden vartst III 6On. Sctn 6. McDrn.
alb aus Sbafosee; 1 wurce bet Der Rifritt.
Gcnsenttcn, ps!&e Scrigen Mcnnt In 6enber.
fcn absebalten warbs etufimmte aomtnirt unb
bat lpmit ben erRen Nnlyru& auf bic unter:
fibuns zines isbea Dempfraten I'M Difrete.
Gsine Gesner fns 1oL G. M. 8ropn. Der
iegise, Don ber &esieruns belimmte &t&ter.
Elm &eputIifaner, ObrObl CT isst ale unabban-
gtser Ganbioat lduft, unb Son. 6. z. Barter
aus 6basfn, Der liG aIs etneu Ganbipnten fir
eas nGuilite amt e,flGrt bat. Go SerRebt l&
Son ielbf. baB tetn Democrat fir yer. 8rOpn
ftntmen rirb. @aS Serrn Barter a~nbelnnet,
tbut 40 uus letb, bae CT btefen @@ritt getban.
Setae Greunbe baben f& bemibt, itm einftse
Delesasst 3u ber&cnSentiOn 3u fGtden, aber OBJ
ne Grfolg. Inter bielen l1mfanben, tn Cd tlar,
Sab bic Vartet Nr. McD cnalb ale Ganeipaten
sor3os. SIR. Barter bat T&, fcstsl MIR uns
ertnnevn tSnnen, thinner fir sinen Demptraten
srfldr, unS {olte icmit auf isben 8all ben SO.
mtntrten fetner yartei unteriiben. Dabur&
baB Ct f& enrG bic Nomtnirune bes Don. Me
Donalb nt&t gebunber piGen pta, wtrb Ct BLOB
fur feline (Dss RsD O"aIh) Nisberlase arbeiten;
benn CT tann bod ntGt 70 furslGttg ietn au
~elauben, bak rena Elm &epublitaner aud I'm
6eIbe febt CT Dor BEN Ncminirten McD Donald
sepabIt peroen fam. 2sBten SsrbR paren bic
Stnhr1en fat sIet&fSrmis srii&en ibm unb BEN
.. McDOnalb uertbetlt, unp ba fat ale &epab.
l,tauer bamaIs fIr Barter fimmten, ptrb iebe
Stirtn1e, bic Brown s~eutnnt, benz Srn. Barter
absenOmmen, unb Elm ieoer, Der bann als fir
orn. McDOnaIO ~ftrtntte, sptrb Is ieBt wieber
ibun, uno neben oieisn mod stele Anbern, ba ct
ia Der bon Der partet Nomtnirts 1T.
Gur beute beenisen mir uns nod AZ iaaen,
baB, ba Son. s. E. McOrnalb Der ~reselmGbiee
Nor1tntrte ber bsmctratfGen partet III, mir
bOfen, ale, treI&e sa biefsr yartet aebTren.
wercen fir Jpn ibre Stimmen absebeu, unb
wir fDnnsn ben Srn. WeDonaIb NIT. solem
3utrausn einem isben anempfsbIen. ais eiusn
Ssrrn, Der in fsbsr 8esiebans fir btelen yofen
seeisnet uno befGbist IL, unb psIGer, penn or.
wablt, bic Grpartunsen bee Dttricts eepi6 i'm
bObsn @rabe ~3ufrieben fsleu tpirD. gbtr GtnO
fsrnet am @crabenb elmer erpBen WabI, no
e. gar nt&t ratbiam tt, bic 4rdfte mutbwtQia
gu + ipl;ttern. fOnbern no 60 pRt9t Naer III.
TN Snterele Der allsemeinen 8clfspOblfabrt
juianlmen3ufeten. Cine !3erfplittrrung Der
ardfte Dirbe nur Oas cine fGsre &efaItat ba.
ben: ben Siss Der rspublttantl@en Wartet unb
cine empfnblt&e Nteoerlase fir bic DemOtra-
ten, ssnsa Der GrfOls gang iiGsr III BET einmii-
tDtSem 3uiammenbaIttn.
Diefe 3etlen fUlsn burGaus feline perfSn-
lf&e gsfdmpfans Des Srn. Barter fonbsrn
etn3ts uub aaetn TIM SntersIe unierer aeruein.
iamen Sa&e pa3u beftmmt iein, cine unnise
uuO ilbsltsrs@uete 3sripIttteruns Der bemufra-
tii9en Rrafte su Serbiten.
patrtpt.
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Or. .; W. &suter, Snanrase 9tq @. 9.
bate BITE Gute n SOIsenbes ~ iGrsibsn :
PER- ". Streif bon bier tbeilte mir NIT, bab
{ ne 2Ottsr an 8leitiu@t unD nnbereu tn
beten8 fOIse aufireteursn u sibltGen9ctben lit.
Maf meme ancrennns ssbrau&te pielsIbe Or.
Ausuff aDats's 5amburser IrOpfsn, pslGe ppn
benz sliif,&fsn &sfaltlte bsslsttet rnren,
5rr Streif CAB mir BITE geriGeruns. baB CT TN
eaufs BON Sapren Sanpsrts pom DOlars fiji
asr8ts nns ApO'bstsn ausssSebsn babe, pbnI
Seiluns ~ bsSweden.
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@icbti8 fir Sariebnlbner.

Die County gommtGire baben beiGlOFtn,
bar& TFentliGe Nnl&lnss3ettel bic Nausn al
lsr terienisen gu puclt3tren. beren Gruncetsen.
tbnu1 tpeseu utGtbesablter Iaren ~perfauft nor.
ben if uno fur b~ieielben uneinlSsbar D~erfalsr
ptrp, wenn es nt&t an Is. De3embel
Ubsr surber rur6 8ssabluns Der parauf baften'
ben Sarsn &c. tinselSst wirD.
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Tatr III @atertown.

Sim r., Is. uub IA. 9Osember nd&Rtiu
r,rb eiae Sair Der fatbOliihea @emstnDe In
@atertCpn, Rinn. ftaitEnben, su bervn gsa
tbeilieuns Treunpe unb 8sfannte BON matt
unb fern befens etnselaesn ftnb.
Das Gpmmttte
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Deutf@e Brtefs2tfe.

etfe beutfder Brtee, bte bis gum %. Stt.
rs. nt&t abgetclt trcrbet fnb.
Da meu.Drtefe.
Boblan6 @rneltna Rnerr
Dagger Marie Rosliu @atbiIbe
8teger sec Niebart
3errsa.Dttefe
@nberfrn S 9cfmann Scbn
8teleuberg 6 &epbart Nep 8 2
gretbetfer @errg Rortb s g
Bed Soepb MaYer Gbriffan
Greuno SCbn Namlrw O
@errilh SObn Rctert Sclepb
@rolle WcrtB Sttts Bruno
5efernann Soiepb StgsafOm RarI
Baud Saccb g @@mtpt s.
l1eber Bremen nnb Gambura 5 Gts., 2eftuft
gen 2 Ste.
t1nfranttrte 8rtefe 10 Ste.
YDftarten 2 Gts.
seA Mefn @bbOIen Der 8rtefe benerfe man
ausbridl Adverteised'' unb bas Datum,
Der site
8 Stabtfelb. beutf&er GIers.
Or. Das. wpR metRsr.
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Tabnem,peibe in ct. MntbDnD,

Die Wetbe Der neusn Gabne bes ct. 8pnt-
factus tlnisrfisunes. @ereins in ct. MnttOnY.
pber Minnsapplis @af, wtro am ndnfenS Onl :
tag ben 90. October mtt iitlt&er Geierlttteii
fattfnben, urb fEb fte fotbOliiden 8eretne UNI
@laubenssenOGen iberbaupt bon nab unb fern
3ur Gteilnabme bsfens etnselapen.
Matb. SrebemMs. Yrdieent.
OF. MntBonp Oet. o., 1876
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

@ Gnittnn9en, lopie anbe
re Nottsen mustfn peasn polite
fdsn Sefefcfes auf bic nd&Re 0ums
rler uerf&oben rperoen.
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Rofe'S &leioerbouS I

&ei&fe ausfattuns mil BEN Heuefeu Mnt
Befsn tn fertisen
6erbl 4. NIB 0StnterfIethern
fiji Serren uno !3naben. Dasu bic erG6tG
Iusratl eIesanter @arbfrcbe-N rtitel. &lse
su ben btlIiefen preHem
Der Gtcre III SO. SO Sadion Ctr, usber
MerGaut's 5UtsI, ssseniter benz gStloen Sd
ger.