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, 1876-03-21

tried 10 oseao!ze and nominate ticket, bua hot
withdrawing tbs Presence Of eevcra! promtnbne
Ea.sty lights no ono could DO found e ptaasdc'
and the elements, being present there VIA Nd
delay 10 utilizing them.
WILLIAM nood1a,
for instance. OF towa-Iot notorictY, WAS present,
and bic propensity for ''sqneAllnH being arpro..
sael North Side patriots IS Tom Cannon, John
Knazr, and Ernest Aummel. II he could 70
gotten Oh bis fees there might bo some fun. ito
vas oalled for, and bts reHponHn wAa promps' Ao
strange to eay hla speech was Iautnorv Of ny Que.
Ho commenced by firing ttoatsemiaon o. ~ Anesf,
who he bald received $1,000 ~ oo!teotos and
Issued TO himself about tho tsn1o amoans OF eoWn
orders He waxed ~ ~ b nns
10 really enjoy everything he said, and mani
tested lis delight BY making great deal Of noise
with hts cano. ,,.,
vhIrb appeared to DO enjoyed. some ono called
fo- Tuu Cannon. This brought hlr. GogEln TO
hls feat agatu, who said Cannon mAa member
If tno Town board which had approved kusrr's
steals, and ho wanted TO bear from him.
Str. Caunon-You arc fool and not north
aiE. Goggtn-1 spesk the truth. sir. foot or no
fool, You llye on the lsx-paYors. aud ARC woll
known a. mover boInR out Of such 4 Job. -,
btr. Cauuon-Tho public has noYer occn will
ing 10 trust you With Al Office.
The latter ronRsk kindled ancw tue feelings
Of Indignation Of Mr. Goggtu. who in reply oa-
l,cd into the past record of Mt. Cannon, IN tho
Council and out OF 1t, calling hiua thief aud
many othor pot narnos.
This brought ~. .,x>..
to his teet, ho being BY this time worked up to
troAzy, aud replied that le would mash tho nose
Of Nir. Goggi.i Il he repeatod such reproachful
III. 6oggiu replied BY reitorat!ug what hc had
eaitl, and by intenstfying tho sao, all tho tt1no
guarding his nasal organ with his Arrn.
When Cannon could stand It no longer. ho
advanced pace, and raising his right arm, lot
20 At slF. aoggin. striking nlm d, directly III IT, M
friends. Dlon followed blow. bu. tho othors
voro OF no avail, and the hcro rettoatcd to ha
chasr in good order. wiping his nosa on Ills
sieeso.
Ing that no blood lad beon Spilled, he resumed
splitting 1ro In tho camp OF tax.eaterB. Tho
next party who took oifenso Has sKacrr, and Of
tho titno tho writer WAS seated bosroon Tho bel.
lsRerents. He movod, Of COURSE At tho tlrst Blgn
OF trouble 10 tho intcreBt Of fa!f play, but Bey.
cral Of loss sensitive nerves rnshed between tho
conbatants, and tnus tho thsoatoaed calamity
Mr. Gogsiu was not yet satisfied, and in bis
search for other worlds to conquer pouncsd Upon
Erneet Ilummcl, upon whom he exponuod Some
ugly language. Blows vcrp prevented agaln by
tue Interrogation of tho friends Of tho contoat-
auss, and tho war cndcd.
Tub TtCRET.
Dy this ttmo tho caucns had abous: gotten
moments lator reported tho following ticket:
Collector-ChristiAn Tompct.
Aasessor-Hanry T. Hamilton.
Eurer7isoEa-ratnck Lottua.
Tbs Chairman stated that tho Office OF Town
Clerk had been loft to tho Fifteenth Ward. and
Tin beleratoe ypra instructed to maine that tpdi-
, 1876-03-21
THE PRESIDENCY,
HnI8TpN on WAaltbuNNH WIIA. DO,

=. "a. Edito, ~ ~ cafaaan T,1s,,,'..
v "'s 1su''' .@u, ~
1AhkFoa, Oaaota Maseo 4os-1Ae teau's OF
tho Now Hampshire election will doubtiaaa bo
claimed by most Hepub!Ieana ~ satisfactory owl
donoo that tho loto Dolkuap unptoasautuess has
-, os,r,vol .so r,,tv y,;-5, A.. 1,,,o. ~ ..o.>
.4o' aoa'.u w ~ oe.,s ~ 4uto'' ~ osoa
hafIhoa 9ho party " alls Dn1 tao1o was enough
eyiaonue without that Of successful local aud
State elections, to tho observing man, that tho
nomoorata t,ava matlo m inraaas w,ntoyor into
49," nsa,,.,t'aa ..,,... ,,s. ,h.. -, ~. a....s
tho uopoo'!ea" 1Aahsi nu. saA' gu 'fo eDn'1a'
~, thcro has not boon t!tno tor many yeasH
when all TINT over boro the namo OF did
set''oo @ 40 nspaoAsAos n@a an,.s papese a1s,s'
aaa ~ so.'1sDVy ~ as "t.ous. 6s.
or aua WIN V'e!o1Y nooosty anu
by fair management and Sincere dealings with
domiuntea In thc n.rtv. or At l,,.st that senti.
ss".s. -. .a a."a, r. " H. .nnsoss1 s4,o,,
nel'1 II ~ oaPtossoa a"a '@a app.oF4' Huea =
, 1876-03-21
he WILL ACEEFf.

To ths Ed,taT ~ the Iloek fsfdnd Union:
nocg ISLAND, H.. March 1o-slnce tho pub
lieatlnn Of my lottor In tho Daily Union OF the
7th I haTo converscd with u,auy OF our fellow
cihzenB, all Of whom indoraed its suggestions az
to tho nomination Of tho Hon. Z. u. Washburna
for Governor. Tho question vas frequently
askcd mo, "Wtll Washburne accops7" Forum
atety, am prepared to ausupr this question by
quoting from the latter Of an intimate friend of
Mr. Waahburne hiring in Chicago Tho writer
says, ~ an In position to know that lit.
Washburne would regard 1t "a the hIgbass posai-
bio compliment 70 receive tho nomination {for
Qovoruor), aud that If nominated, ho would
come homie Immediately and tnalo a thorough
canyass Of the State. The sana writer says !.
"With either Of tho other geptle.non taIkod Of
VIC hayo hasl oonssst IN usoro for us, aud d
doubtful result. With Mr. Wasbburno At Tho
bond OF our tickot succeua ia nssure1 tn ad-
vance, TheHo statements I boliovo to be trus
to tho lottct; ana therefore uEgo upon tho Ro-
sidss!ng tho question whotlor they can AFFORD to
e bsf6 e. D. aoqsa9 oe or o s,ss
State Of Illiuoia. L. II. uAyEns11cx.
, 1876-03-21
LpyAftYs

"John Paul" eaw 1he Queen rlda Ia state
through tbs stseots Of London to open larl,a-
msps dhs % q tho poPn!Aoe M rst..
and SEQ lLo OLD GIRL said one. do you think
follow can get q slunt at her venerable pls, "
hoE = asked another. should have known that
these ro1aa.ka ali round tne wers 'fa1yeat o.
prosBions OF loyalty hoard on every slde' but for
tho Times newspaper next naorning."
, 1876-03-21
DR.. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

pssteetiJ t*stsio. .icesnts coAssd with swsst sa,
HH19n, stkul41. puity. ev4utu, Au1 atfe Igtu1a ia
~: M. 4 1'+ssaa, S.sa..sS
lss4aehs, Uoa.patqa Cc%ltyns4s ludlxs .tou. IN X
puts1*. ttIu.uui+ hEtoas tesst. Alauuat!1a et T..
csts, WA.rsntel 10 effect iosit 70 pafsj sak
etAhts eontalulu9 no suofaur3 ttnofss. OF ds9s1sD
"a ubsGsvs thu lolawlas sy,.ptutpa resulting fua
.Goesp. f!9. ful|ns.. Ut H. nleoa III ~ -
suss u Fsei ullus.s Wslsha IL bt1a.sa ~.
Efuptioas, 1akiaJ lhs n! Vt tha sta
~ ~ tho !if.tt oAofinx q saa'SyM. q H.
ILL., s. ~ W.es psiats GS ,luht. FssoF sad u'l FL
i He'd pea|suey oi sf;nF.tIon ft"x t". -: ii
sudden !lSst nMstataY M tn Il d, Ets.a ,,t.
hu1. Sold by dEusalaa.
, 1876-03-21

T{ead stFaise and True,~
Eeud uas lss,~s4t.snp "a kADWAY i Co.. No y y
wArssu-st., Nsx Yask. Information xasth tsasssaS
Nll bs as1ffsa+
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SO04

nife aeltene. Die mObammeoanif@e
8ey5lterHns lOu udmIi6 entldloGeD
5sin, Gem Ieforns Sraee ees GuItans
ben @sborfarn ia Serweieern, mas um
70 wabrI6etnli6er lautet alS Der 30
ran In Der Ibat cine @Iet6feQuns Der
@ldubisen unb llnsldubisea serbistst,
unb bic fanatiiben. cteurrein pom Gas
taltsmus bss Sslam rurdcrunsenen
llIemaS une Dsrwtlde ermanesln &C.
wie ntat, sesen Die unsldubiBsn Gsins
be res Sslam su %ptscisen. grinsen
fs Go rirtli@ 70 tpeit. ras bic MObame
meeansr rsm Sultan ben @ebUrlanl
Serweissrn, 70 blsitsn aud blutiee 0e'
~paIttbaten eesen Die untsr Ger mcbans
meeanilGsn 8ep6lferuuS ssrffrsutsu
Gbrifen niGt aus, unp cann mercer
bic lstt.n DinBs drssr letn als ete sr'
fen.
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MnS be,n xrier'iebem.

Aus Der Ndbe Iriers, 5. Mdr3.
Bon seriaieoenen Seitsn wirS bsrt6s
tet. bab Der W.tnRod eura ben barten
@intsr beeeutenb eslitten babe. Bir
baben in un1srer nd6fsn n~msstuno
tsinssmess bersleidsn ~ teflasen. I'm
sinselnen Orten fInb Swar wiIflia eis
nise @ebsn erfroren, oas sel@tsbt iecod
mebr ODER rsnfser fat In jscem SABRE
Der Stod islbf bat tstnen S@aeen
gslttten unt bat meifens TrasbOl; ae>
mug 3u elnem pollen 6erbf. 3ucem
laet Elm @in3er Sprddwcrt nWs=
mtg Dol; madt ben 8inSer foIs" Das
NIT III ierch fdr ben 1851 6srbf
nod lsbr Usnis. esronnen, b5bfeus,
baB Elm FOLDER ni1t pom s~crnberein
W. mSsli9 tf. Der 1675er Wein bat
bel uns einen prste, Der bel cem auses
metn ret6li9en @adstbum ni6t su
erparterl mar. Gret 8tsrtel ses prets
iss bee 0orjabrss bat er fdon errei@t
unb iberldritten, unO in etnsslnen Sc
metneen 1T er ibon su funf Se&fel
~ssrfauft. Ginfpsilen ftpdt jeeO6 Der
6anoeL, ba Sober pas @rsebnib Der
ansetdnpteten Wsin : @erfeiserunsen
abwartsn pta. Sir ben Monat
Mars fns ndmItd ni9t rpeniaer ale
600 Gueer @stn In Der Ndbe CUR
8erfsiseruns aneefanotst.
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iatre Don 1893 - So, unanssfchten
tIisb fe au6 felt 1870 Bic beuer. Stst
auf sin Wal wirb unterfast, ote fatu>
tenmdsise 8eriammluns ~ baltsn.
Der 8srsin CAB fd ME. rseoer NIT 20,
Iitif nod ioaar nit Relieion ab, ris
sslaet usrpaidteten Fd Die MitBlisoer
lseteltd, ben 8erforbenen baS lebte
@sleit 3u aeben uub Die Rotten bee
gesrdbnifes 30 besablsn. Sd5n unit
scsl mar bteie Nufeabe, unb cod bai
cte 3unft Dor Ger poli,et nidt @naes
sefuneen
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Nus Ben, GIfaf.

Gtraebure, 2. Mdrs. SIN Doris
Gpfg (3retsS dletfact), bas bel 5000
GinwObner sdbIt bsfsbt lett Msnfdene
aebenten, sieaei9t fdon felt 500 Sab
rem urb nod ldnssr. efne frsenannts
3unft. Diele 3unft bat i6 CUR Auf=
gabe esReQt lie EOoten CUR Rubsfdtts
au beeletten unp ldmmtltGe Soften pes
2eiGenbsednentfss aug tbrer Sai7s su
bsRreiten. Seoes Jubr, am Scnntae
OutnquassFma. bieltsn BE Mitssisesr
ibre fatutenmdsi8e gnlammluns, Elm
ieuer 8crfano wurbe CT ami, bic
&eanuneen fef9efeQt neue Witelisber
aufaenpmmen unb rann tranf ma
bel beiterent gelprdd Elm @ldsasn
@etr unb ab etn Bree. Na6ber be-
CAB man fa wieper mad 5uule unr
mar Der suten Dtnse frcb. 6euer louts
rieber bte gerIammlung pie sep5bns
lid fattbaben. Do@ mon bate bic
&s6nuns semadt cbne ben Dirtb, b.
b. Dbne Die peliset. Nls bie Manner
f6 anl9idtenJ rte sinen mad Der Dido
&en<, bic aneerli mad Der Snabenl1ue
le au manbsrn, rps fe porbsr INNER sus
lammeneetpmnen rpareri Gee fnb iinf
3anfte IN BEN. Dorf), trat ibnsn Ger
yoliasi. GpmmiGar .. Barr snteesrn
une bsosutste ibnen, itre 0eriammlune
fet untsriast. @rcBes Grfaunen tief
nteie @rSfnuns bsi ten Bdrgsrr. ber-
Dor man prcteRirte. Das prptefi@
ren BALI aber ntGts, unp bfe Derfama,s
IunBen mustea unterblsibsn. Ncd ME
wur rer 8ersin USsr bte 3unft anpe>
foGten rrcrceu. STE beRanp uup belt
ibrs jdtrIt&e BsriammIuns untsr peu1
R5ntetbun. Dem 3ailnttumL Der Re
publtf ia, .fe wurce uibt Elm Mal
aneefoGten urter Der fransSRl9en Ne-
solution uup absrlsbte bie S&udsnss
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Gin SeifpieI feItesser DieHa'
freue

IreWe
mirb aus 3lIpih, ia Der Nbsinprosinl
teridtst. Man f9reibt pom bort UNI
tern, 6. Mdrs:
Dte pre6e bat ilets germ Noii3 pom
ben Gduen esnommer, no Beetenfete
sineS 5aules Sabr3ebnte bincur9 psrs
fsltsn 6errldaft treu bisntsn. Zen
l~lnterssbenen ,pte Der 6errfdaft serei6t
ptss elet6r 8eiie CUR Gbre. @ewis
percient oabsr etn Gau In weitern Bret
fen befannt su wereen, wsIGer ein3is
I'm san3en Deutlden &eibe palfsbsn
rirfte. Nm 3. Gebruar :. 5. wuros
In Dem bena6bartsn gidS rte iroilde
Ollie elmer Disnerin our grpe befiattet,
ws!&e Is Sabre btnpurd ununtsrtrO.
den Elm uno rerielben Dsrrl6aft pienle.
Die nsrtorbsne Nnna Waria SWilp
trat lbOn In %juBenclidem N'ter in
Dfenf Der 1rbrl. .. Sybersi6en So.
Mile auf baus Gids, unD perlub ibre
Steae bel brei @enera.iCnen NIT mu>
ilsrbafter Treue unp ieItsnem Dleie.
Die Railertn serubte am 3. Iusuit
1873 Die treue Dienerin in Nnertsnns
uns pisler Iusenpen nit benz golf enen
8%srptssffrsu3 aus3uSei6nen, mas Der
bc&betastsn CUR 8r6eten Jreupe ees
reibte.
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Sic Meberibtpenammm0 In
Demtiblamb.

Die l1eberidwsmmuns bat It
Wain, unp nm8essnp ~uneebeuere 81.
n~enfiunen aneenpmmsn, fdreibt mar
pom IL. Mdrs. Aue ntsoris sslsee.
men Straeen uno 0dbdsn Der Stact
Ote Nbeins AQee, Elm 1beiI pss @arteu.
fslrss, feben unter @aGsr. Son pf,
eilenbabnbride aus eeleben, sIsi9t hi
eanse @eseno spilden Nbsin uni
Na'n, 70 nett bas Nuee rei9t, einrn
sroBen See, aus cen Die einseInsn Or,
te wie Snleln berausraeen. Nus BEN
Naubeimer part wuroen Rebe Dol, ren
6lutben fOrt9eidwemmt uno In bisfissl
0eseno gslanpet. Der 8srfebr DC,
efn;elnen Orte unter Td if ntelfad
untfrbroden. Sn Wprms 1T am
Samstas MOrsen Der 0ammelspamm
an etniseu StelIen sebroden. Mil
firdtsrlider @ewalt uno raisnres
5@nsaisfett alr3ten bic DafermaTsn
.onrd Die seri1enen Dammladen aui
oas Wielenfelp. frafttse 8dune, @ars
tenbdus6en, Ibeile pom Wauerrerfen
&c. unmtoe,neblid nit fi@ fortrsibenD.
Sn furser 3ett waren Die niscerliessnz
Den SLIDER BIG auf bic gbau6ssbSbe
nit WaHer aneefiat une eas sante
umfaGenpe @eIdnoe biIoet nun .einen
See, ouf weldsm 9atten3dune unob5ls
3er aaer Nrt bsrumfdwimmen. Gin
Ibeil Der NbsinsaHs Gti1ervetcs.
BaubOfsu7e unD fOnfise nieoerselesane
Staottbetle fteben untsr Wa6er. Jn
Granffurt bat Der Drain bas WatnS
quai wteper p~Oladnois iibafutbet II
oa6 paS Sdladtbaus, Der bsna6barte
Ibeil Der S6ladtbaussafe eas Gabt>
thor, bOl3pf6rtden unD pas e~eOnbarpSs
thor inter 0afer ffeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01
MbreGe Der bemtictem &atbDlis
fen an Sen bl. Batter.

Die on, Is. Gstruar ,u Wains to-
Aence aueeroroentlide @eneralper,
lammIune hes 8eretns Der esut1 en-
SatbOl,tsn bat cine AcrsGe an cen bl.
gater eert6tet In welder IS bsiet
"6ttlieer @atsr ! Durd Dein ,etbas
benes 8silpie srmuntert, rur6 Define
@0rte belsbrt une rcn Dfinem Sesen
beeleitst bat Der Sere,n Ger neutlden
SatbOliten feline Srdfte Der @ertbeipiss
ur1e osr Greibsit unb 8e6te Ger STRIDE
fpwie Der @sItsnema6uns ter Grifli-
den @runpidse auf ausn @sbietsn rec
bfsntltGen eebens sewiemst. gr bal
aber aud ftstS Zen aufri6tiBen 8iuen
a:babt BET leinsn Befrebunasn bic flu
bic poIihlHen 0eretne srlo6snsn Sc
1tse au beOba1ten, uuo ct glaubt cies
fem Dtlen entfpre6enc ~sebanrelt gu
baben. Nber nmfonf; ourd urtbeil
bee bSGfen preueil&en GsriGtsbCfes
au 8trlin if unier getstn fur gar;
prsueen eeidlCfen rorben. Dies bal
uns esnStttst ben 8erstn aud fir pis
ibrtsen Gbeile Deutldlaucs aufulSz
EN-. 9siper febsn mir 1T unlerem
9anbe nod feline 3etden Der Lmfebr.
bencr tptr nertrauen ober aus ceneu
mir 6efnung f15pfen fSnnten. Mbe,
NIT frober 3usHf&t Sertrauen wtr aui
bic 6alfe unlerss Germ Sela Gbriat
Der unlerer 9ir9e feinen beiltesn Del
Ranb fdr ale 3eiten serfprOten bat
NIT frubsr 3upsrfGt ssrtrauen mir aul
BE bsruneeruneswdrotse Geffisfet1
unb @etsbeit NIT Der Du, ale unfebls
barer Ssbrsr unb oberifer Ri6ter, BIZ
@rifIiGe @eleulHaft leitef; NIT fros
Der 3uSsridt sertrauen mir auf ris
apoRoIilde Stancbaftisteit uno Nufs
cpferune unlsrer 8il6Sfe uro bic uns
psrsletG. Idle 5ineabs uniersr YrieNer
NIT frOber 3ussridt enoli6 srflut uns
BE @intstett unb bic Treue rss fatbO,
MG:n 0Dlfss, an Der btsbsr oae An.
erife Der @ssner maGilos o~bprulten
SeiIfeer Batter! Sc 1T Der fsfs Diat
bes tdttOlilGsn Bottles in 0sutldlanp
cas- wtffsn unr be3eu9sn mir, in Eel
GtniBfeit unb in Der ibm eurb @ew'l:
fen une@ Iauben vcrsel6rtebeuen lreus
eeser, bic Stride unb sesen Gid, tb'
Otertaupt aus,ubarrsa uno fsf ses
eint bic gsrtbetctsung Ger 8ir6s. psr
@s9tscrcauns une Der natirliGsn
Grsibett fOrt3uisben, bic bic trrses!site
ten 05ltsr sur Nabrbeti surddtebren
unb, tnbem fe in Dir ben BON Set bee
feutenB elduBer iibttr Grette:t erfennen,
9ube unb GrteSen rtecer ~tnren. Das
NIT BAG aber our6 rte Sraft ess s5tts
ItGen 0ersens Ssfu unO pie 6llfe esr
unbsFsdt empfansenen 0ettssmutter
aeldsben m5se, bitten wir, su Dsinsn
Gisen, ). Bater, b%inBepOrfen, DID um
Dsin @ebst uno Deinsn Sesen."
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NemeMnsei8en.

EVadste 8drm S&mereten GireuIdre itNs
@pRaBsnDtsh, S@afe. S&peiRs. @eHisd Saepbuuee
&c. fred fir swei gpRatarftn sehtdr. q. j. 8sper. par-
tesbura, pa.
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Mbtanoen gefDmnen

Ia BEN lutessetdueten felt AnfaHss .Sunt cine braums
Mdre NIT reibeu 6tsrn am 9cpfe nttf tineni fdparaea
5ensH-SaGen Ina alter BON etneM Japre uMe D Wpnaten.
gBer etpas son Stefen Etieren rete, ipeae 20 eea. eat
neber In Der Office biefes Blattfs cher BEN nuterjetdne.
ten mittbeiIsn. rDfar etne entsrNtnse Selsbnuue ,use.
fdert wtrb.
Sobn 3ubefAer,
ROdfcrt, @rtaet Co., @tnn.
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Scr ssba Sabren ~etaklrtsn bic 5errea @ep. .. R &c
mel u. 6 .. ibre &Hseieeu. g9entur 1T Der StiSt gcp
gcrt. GdRf Sabre 3urid atsrnabmsa fe Sas son 5ra.
Sobn 9cOper sefatrk Gefadft, wsI6er ,uera fa 10
biefe Art unternebzeH einttb. Raa basen fe de Be.
frtthtsuas. ben auseeb.tmteRen unb sonRdabieaen ia.
fieeaSerfebr 80 eenisoutren. wet6,r is aattaefaaten bat.
uhb we a faum IN trsfns eiuem anbnea 9onpe aH In
biefsm mbsliH fetn rdrbe. 60 eelars ibnea. elm yr
Dideltes Gef&dft in cine 70 burdaus fatematf1e 8asa
sa brtnsen, sa5 ietne aenberune In benz amsriianif&tn
3eitunssp aem Der gptsnab ae intotten fam. neil BE
aussebrettetae Grtaubisuns in 9stref a1er anseiesea.
beten, bic fit ansttsr bon SntersHe Fus, BEN yabl-
FUN re&tseits sur g~erflsuns eeieat ii.
asw Dsrk Gimss, "a Sun. 1879.
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Garm at D~erfaufen.

Der t~tnser3i&ntte btest feline f40 Mder Qanb
ueba 8uten baue natt Brunnen, erc6erG deuer
unb gutter StaQuna, Dsfen Don eutem Ralf.
fein, etne ReIe Dcn DrDmnsptle, 6custon
County Mtan. segessn. saus gerfauf aus.
Sofepb @rcee, G~tsent5amer.
3 cmuSstIts 1. 6tty. 1876.
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DIE wuneabarfte meDi3inilbe Gnt,
ceduna Der Welt. Der SABINE eett,
Stripped perfen TIRE aridsn ,pss unp
DIE wunbaelesenen Nbeumatilden gene
fen raid nah Dem @ebrau6 BON
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Testimonials.
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EDwARDsvILLE, Madison Co, Ill,
May Is. 1876.
Please find here enclosed payment on
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house gives the most satisfaction of any in
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Yours very respectfully,
J. A.. MARK Pastor.
Leader Osfce, BINGHAMPToN, N. z.
June 2. 1876.
The Society was perfectly delighted with
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approval of the excellent manner in which
you made it, and in so short a time.
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, 1876-10-08

O tte"gotden- hearted Pansiesl
O the velvet-petaied Pansies! .-.-
With their shining faces lifted upward In the morn
ing cool.
o the beauty Of the Pansies,
And the blooming OF the Pansfes,
Like group OF rosy children with thedk face9
washed for school
And the budding Of the Pansles,
And the blossming Of the Pansie1,
Filling al the air around me with the f4intex& o&
perfumes,
Make me sure that purple Panstcs-
Yellow Pansies-vE}yet Pansies-
Are the favrite flowers OF al that In tbs Fathezb
garden bloom-
There was one who loved the Pansiea,
Loved the sweetness Of the Pannies,
But she faded In the morning, ere the Pandcs Wese
awake;
And, when woke the perfumed Pansfea,
Then we told the morning Pansfea
That we held them far the deazez for the darling
mothers sake
And the fairest Of the Pansies,
Loveliest of all the Panaies,
Did VIC scatter with the roses that We=s weeping
everywhere;
So that, In that Land the r1rest,
Where the blossoms arc the faiFeSt.
We will know her by the Pansy that Is trembling IN
her hair. FtonA Louisa SEA111xth