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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16
THE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR OF
BRAZIL.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of Saturday
says: "Letters received in this city
give the programme of Pedro, the En-
peror of Brazil for his to the Centennial
Exposition. He will come in the Mask
elyne, of the Lambert & Holt Buenos
Ayres aud Liverpool Line. Thissteam-
er, which is ore of the finest afoat. is
commanded by Captain e. Hairby, a
nephew of Lady franklin, and consider
ed one of the best seamen as he is one of
the most cultured officers in commission.
The Royal party will embark at Rio and
proceed directly TO New York in the
latter part OF April or early in May
next. The Emperor, who is,we believe,
the second of his name, has eighteen
months leave of absence, reluctantly
granted by the legislative arm of the
Government. He has, like Peter the
Great, fOndness for becoming familiar
with the inventions, sciences and pro-
LESSONS of other countries and introduce
ing them into his own. and this search
for Improvements on Brazilian ciyiliza-
ton through this country will probably
be very thorough. His daughter will
be Regent during his absence"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16
BRISTOL GREENBACK CLUB.

A meeting of this club was held On
Thursday evening March 8 inst, at the
Town Hall. In the absence OF the
president and vice president, the secre-
tary occupied the chair. On account OF
the muddy state of the roads but few
were present. In response to calls Mr..
S. r. Leonard proceed to give his
views on some of the questions agitated
by the club He considered these ques-
tions to be closely related to our person
al interests and it IS proper to discuss
them that we may thereby gain better
understanding of them. The green
back is not money, it is a promise to
pay money--si.Ver or gold coin, the
only money known, acknowledged or
authorised by the fundamental law Of
the land. the constitution of the United
States. la all decisions of the courts
involving the legal tender attribute of
the government note it has always been
assumed that it was not money but a
promise to pay money.
The law Of self preservation, which is
paramount to all written constitutions, is
the law under which in an over whelm-
ing necessity the government by force OF
legal enactment compelled it's creditors
to accept its promise TO pay. And the
government to protect its creditors made
its note valuable, enacted the greenback
should be full legal tender in payment OF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

HoPEFULL ON MATRIMONIAL seems TO
be hopeful that his communication Will
have good effect He has furnished US
several communications besides his ma
trlmonal one and he claims they have all
had good effect. We'll, we hope they
have, thodgh we are not quite as hope-
full as Hopeful is. There has always
been something good in his communlca-
tions and there has always been some
thing which VIC could not approve or.
Being so good We have always been Sor>
ry they were not better
To contribute to make his cOmmunlCa-
tions better hereafter we write this ar
ticle We invite him to give bis COM
munication Matrimonial" careful
reading and to note its grammatical
construction and its expressed sentiments.
To help him do this we invite his atten
ton to the first clause of thefirst sentence
which we will quote "ConnuDial
happiness should be considered one of
the most important events Of life" We
have always heretofore thought that
happiness was feeling or condition of
the soul but according to Hopeful it is
an event. In the examination OF the
grammatical construction of his com
munication we would recommend him to
get the assistance OF some schoolgirl
and in the examination of the sentiment
expressed we would recommend him 20
get the assistance of some woman Of ma
ture matrimonial age. After he has
thus examined his "Matnn onial" we
think he will be able to make a very
considerable Improvement upon it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE election on
Tuesday, the 14th, is believed to have
been carried by the Republicans. It is
thought, judging from 1877 towns heard
from, that Cheney, Republican, is elected
Governor b, 1900 to 1000 majority and
that the Republicans nave elected ma
jorlty of the Legislature in joint conven-
ton.
The result Of the election however is
still uncertain.
The Legislature is considered of the
most consequence as a Senator is to be
elected in place OF Senator Cragin whose
term expires on the 4th of next March
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16
THE INSANE.

Those five unfortunates who have been confined
in the county jail on account of insanity, are to
be sent to one of the State Insane Hospitals, as
soon as the necessary arrangements, supplies,
&c, can be made and got in readiness. Through
the efforts of Hon. T. Robinson and others this
change has been made which will be very ben
efciaI change, both for these unfortunate people
and the tax payers of this county.
The names Of these are Jacob Bush, Grin
Dean, John McCulloch, Peter McNulty, and Mrs
Gertrude Motion.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

We learn from the "st. Paul Dispatch that the
Boat Club OF that place, during the past season,
f. B. Jilsun, son of Hon. j. 3. Jilsun, OF this
city. pulled the largest number Of any. one in
dividual: 4S9 miles. Eenosha muscle In the
ascendant, as usual.
Tom. Payton got drunk, and pounded cripple
because he would not sing for him. Sheriff Luz
cas- arrested Tom, and Justice Stebbins placed
his fine and costs at $670. Tom is a gentleman
who gets in this way occasionally, and still he Is
not in a state of beatitude, by any means.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

The Republican Electors of the Town Of Bis
toll will meet in caucus at the Town Hail IN SAID
Town ON Thursday the Both day of March, 1876, at
one o'clock P. NJ, to nominate candidates Tor
Town officers to be elected at the Spring Election
held on the TIN Of April next.
BY order Of Committee.
ssBrlatol March Il, 1876. 43w2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16
sOners Caucus.

The Republican Electors of the Town of Som
ers will meet at the Town Hall an Saturday April
1st 1876, al o'clock P b., to nominate candi-
dates for Town Officers also for the transaction
Of any other business that may properly come be-
fore the meeting. BY order Oh committee.
Somers March 15 1876. 43W2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16
TIE KEAoBHA TELEGRAPH
KENosHA, WIS, MARCH IS, 1875.


The Republican City Convention viii be held
at the Court House, March %, at ? P. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for all City
Officers; also to transact sny other business that
may be brought before the Eeeting.
BY order of the City Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

GEN J. D. WEBSTER, collector of in
ternal revenue, died at Chicago, after
short sickness, last Sunday, the 18th
instant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

The People of New York have obtained yer
dict against William n. Tweed for $6,587 ,117.
The verdict was obtained for his part of the
etealings when he was in Office in New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

THE Chicago Evening Journal says, Mrs. Bel.
knaD has a diess worth $1,000 and diamond
necklace worth $4,000, but she hasn't worn them
for few days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

PATRICK McCARRoN offers for sale 140
acres Of first class farming land under
good Improvement. Read his advers
tisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

SENATOR BURNsIDE's wife, who bad been sick
for some time, died on the 9th instant att her
home, Providence, Rhode Island.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

THE New York National Bank, capital $780,
O00 has failed 1t is thought that the bill-hulders
ard depositors will be paid, but that the stock
holders will lose about one half
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

SENATOR CAMERON, of Pennsylvania, celebrated
his nth birthday, at Washington, on the 9th in
slant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

PINCHBAcK has been refused admission as a
Senator from Louisiana from the 4th Of Msrcn
1875 by a vote Of 80 against to 80 for admission.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

The Legislature adjourned Tuesday at 1920
after a session of 62 or 90 days.
DANIEL DREw-Uncle Daniel-a Wall Street
Spectator, has failed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

Rev. II. NJ. SIMMONS on the Common Origin of
the Indo-European languages, in answer to our
question of last week, is printed in this paper.
He says "The evidence lies in the languages
themselves When different languages have
many words in common, the linguist ,infers that
this likeness comes not by chance, but that the
languages have had some historic connection
The languages have not merely Dor
roWed from each other. but are akin, Lave sprLI 9
from common stock.
Iinpuists and philologists may think that the
similarity OF words and roots in different langua-
ges furnishes rational reason convincing ito the
understanding that snch languages have had a
common origin, but they may be mistaken. For
such similarity of words and roots may he other
erwise and perhaps better accounted Tor.
Suppose the races using the Indo-Edropean
languages to have had ten or twenty centers of
have TO invent 9 language for itself, which 1T
would probably commence doing by giving names
to things and actions. And if the races possessed
a similarity OF mind, which may nationally be
believed it may nationally be believed that there
would sometimes be similarity in the
names they would give to things and actions.
And this might account for the similarity OF
words and roots in different languages without
the languages having had a common origin, aside
from the minds of the different races.
But whether there would be similarity IN the
names given to things and actions by the differ
ent races not the similarity of words and roots
n different languages can be otherwise accounted
for As each race incre sed in number 1t would
expaKd from center outward, which would tend
to bring 1s.into re lation with the other races.
And by travel, and by war and captivity, and ote
erwise, the races would lntermingle. And as the
races intermingledthe languages would intermin-
gle, and part of each language would become
incorporated In the other languages, IN proper,
tion TO the intermingling of the races. And the
languages of the races thus intermingling would
have notonly similarity but a sameness of many
words and roots. And we believe the similarity
of many words and roots in different languag
may be thus accounted for more nationally and
satisfactorily to the understanding than by sup
posing that the different languages had common
origin.
James Madison was born the 10th
day of March, 1881, just 125 years
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

Plaid and Striped Wash Poplins, 121s
japanese Stripes, 10
Pacific Worsted Poplins, 20
Pacific Cashmere Beige, 30
Washington CretoDnes, plain 20
Washington De Beige, %
Pacific G. I. Alpacas, ~
Pacific Figured, Mixtures, %
Manchester Alpacas, %
Manchester De Beige, %
Manchester s-4 Cashmeres, 20
Manchester Melange, 20
Colored Lusters, 20
Paris Twilled PlSids, 20
Pacific Iona Cloths, 20
Matelasse Suiting. 20
Cretonne Mixtures, 20
Stripe De Beges, 20
Pacific x Poplins, 70
Reubaix Poplins, 3lA
Worsted Plaid Lusters, BIZ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

An important change in the advertisement of
Drom & bale appears in this weeks issue. Read
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

The Chicago Evening Journal of the 18th says
The father of Rooney, who killed two men in
Bridgeport sometime ago, and against whom a
Grand Jury refused to find an Indictment only.
however, to have its action reconsidered by an
other conclave of twenty-three good citizens,
came into the court this morning and informed
States Attorney Reed that he would bring his
son into town tomorrow morning and surrender
him 10 the court.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

These Goods are purchased
from FIRST HANDS FOR
CASH, and one profit saved
which our customers will get
the binefit Of.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

We announce the opening Of
the LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
and most ATTRACTIVE Stock
Of AMERICAN DRESS GOODS
ever offered by us, aud to which
we call the attention Of custom
erS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16
JOHN MONAGHAN,

Dealer in Stationery, Notions, Fruit, CONNECTION
cry, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco, Market Square,
just west of the Post Office.
N. B.-Weighing of Hay, &C., on FAirbanE
Scales, attended to promptly. zlu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-03-16

James Madison was born the 18th
day of March, 1881, just 125 years
ago to-day.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
TaIfbe s5.Nptem.

Cine nsue sefalidte $5,gfote auf bic
,MerdantS Mational Bant OF Stem
8ebiorb, MaG.", wurbe am Montas in
Mew gort in llmlauf gefett. Oie iebr
gut ausaeiihrte Saliduns 1T an ben,
sdenteI Der Sisur bes Columbus
aui Der @idisite Der Mote gu .%ertcnnen.
auf ben edten Moten 1T bieier Saentel
%ismmetriid uno natirli& sessidnst, auf
ben sefalidten iiebt b%erfelbe aber gar,
unnatirlib eeidwolen aus. Wie man
iast, iino Die Moten in SeraS bon ocm
bsridtistcn Salidcr unS S%pibbuben
Yete SIC Gartncp semadt, Der bis Dor
Sur,em Elm Mitslieb Der @aube, banoer
an Der mcricaniiden Srenie mar. - ~
lei bemsrtt, hab icbt ale 8anfnotsn aul
fibre paper, ,. b. auf Bapisr, in tpe!des
Seibeuiaoeu nit cinsewebt lno, sshrud'
werSea, 10 bab man f6 nit 9ilfe eitle'
Mabel iebr leidt iiber,eusen fam, Of
cine Mots edit 1T ODER nidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

sG1- sn CRAWFORD County 8reisge'
ridt fam lebte Mode Der Sau BON
@asconaoe County fir spei Sdulol-
frittc a.aen Senrp 8eumer unb Senrb
Sanbers, sur 8%erbanblun4. Is ountb
@nwaIt Sirel, County Glerf 8oeina
unb County @idter $enSIep iparen aniue'
iero uln bic Snterelen BON @asconaoe
Gounlp in bisism Yroseiie su wabren nnS
waren aud. erfolar reid in ibrcn Bemub'
anaen, inbcm ic elm llrtbeil au @uniten
oes County unb sesen Sauoers i'm BE-
TRACE bon $3.50 e%rl0naten. Seume'
purbe bon oler @erbinblidfeit freige'
iproden ba CT bcidlwor ben 8ono MIDI
unterseidnst gu baben. lon iid ieood
bereit erflart babeh+bie 9alfte Der Gum
me iu' sablen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
2~anowirtbi9af.li9er Serein.
8%erfammluns an 2. Qpril.

gerfammluns an 2. alpril.
Sn Grlsoiauna Der Sra9e, wie Die
Mittel aur 3abluna ter @adterfdsn
slote su beidlisben, itelte Serr y Betrus
ben Mntras, ben Berein in cine @ftisn'
@eieaidaft umsuseitalten, ais ben ein3i'
aen prattiiden @uspea CUR Oeduns Der
sdulSen unb Serbinberun8 Ses Ban
querotts.
Ser YoriaIas fommt in Der nadltsn
8erIammluno CUR @bitimmuns nao tpur'
BEN lie Scrren 8 YetruS, u 9irasl uni
8 9 Gbtifel ais Gouite CUR @ntWerfunG
zines ausiiibrbarcn YlaneS %crnannt.
8eidloGeu: @m Sltsrmonta8 elmer
Iersins-Yaa gu balten. e
Bar.G omite @m Silent, D-seubns'
uub Gbos Bedmann.
Bua.@ omite : . SenSe, % @omeiier
unb 8 8cnfng.
Mad Ycrtbeiluna Der rom @derbal
Oepartement erbaltenen Samereien.
Sertagung
SIS III. 8 eclbo t, Gee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

10 Die Hubtleute, tpel&e wabreno
Der lebten ISOLDE aus aem iioliden 5bsile
oes County CUR Staot tamen, fiihren
bittere &laae iiber ben booenloien3uitano
Der Straben. S%tclenweiie ii~rs beinabe
nidt m05lid ou,dsutommen uno fab ld
Elm Subrmann geuotbist feinen Wasen
auf sinsn anberen, elidliderueiie in Der
Mabe tebenoen ~umiulaoen uno auf benz
Madbuuiewese feincn eisencn 8a9sn
aussusraben. DeionoerS bitter beidme'
rem iid bieielben iiber bic etrede Dor
Dem Sairplase. Ser goben 1T bort nad)
fartem @esen % sdbc, oab es ben 9ierocn
Die @afsifen bon ben Siben reibt unS
ibncn bas 3ieben beinabe unmoslid
madt. tsl'1
'Sebt no oaS trodsne Wetter uiebc,
%eintrit, iolts ulsemein Die Snitunoiebunl
Der Straben be9onnea weroen, oami
man nadbsr nidt i'm Cred iteden bleibt
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Nlptii!

@cnu icmanb eeicblide InieiSca tur
bas nadte Srcis. unb Gountp'Strl9t Su
bublieiren bat, Der ioltc beocnten Dap
venu iolde I'M Hermann Advertiser
~oeroHeutlidt, fs aud int 9er"aHHer
WoIfsblatt ins Osutidc iiberieet obre
ertra sssabluus erideinen ~erSen. 0e'
Hermann Advertiser unb Sas Serllain
IoltsbIatt suiammen, sebeu po@entl'd
unaefdbr adt bunbert 8Idtter aus 0sS'
balb banft ss uus, ais ipenu Sielsn'sen
bie bamit bctraut iino, iolde Werofs't'
Iiduusen in elatter einriiden su lal'en'
Go portheIbaft Fnbeu ~iiroen, iSsnn ~
bier;u Seituusen beHiten' ~el4e bit
oroste Circulation baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
6infdleppen bes 0afeins.

Der nsrpSie, idwadliGe patient pcniebt has
9stsn ni1t, ionteru ihlsppt nur iein Daisin bin,
pie bic &rtensart laniet. llntauslid fir bic
tbGtisen Setriebe hes QebenS unb unfibis, All
isinsn 9ersniisunssn Gbril su nsbmsn, ippSu bic
@eiunbbeit alttn bic 0uf seten fam, u~nasnsist
Su asIeQisem 8erfebr unb zine geute Der @elar-
1olie II Der &rGnflibe wirflid Gin 6ssenitant
tes Mitities. DennOd sicbt es in alsm tisisn
Ni&ts, bas niGt burd iencs sutraslids iGtteSer'
teGtrnbe Stdrfunes- unb HsrYsnmittel, 3 > III t..
ter's Naaenbttters, sebsilt rerben fSnnte
ipeldsS ben Mansel AT 8raft ~ausfiut, has Ser
Ssnipiem itSrtt unb iene fSrperlidsn %llnrcsei.
mdbisfciten iiberrintet, Su tenen Merssnid'"a&s
meifsntbeilS fibrt. Hieren- unb Slaienfranfbst-
ten, unroafcmuiene Yerbauuus unb @ebarmat'
~tsrleiren lino ersiebise Susasn Der SGpi6li9.
hit. Sbre NusrOttuns pirt ater aur @emibbeit,
tpsnn fur eieieu 3psd 5Olfettsr's @assnbittsrs
iyfematild ansewenbet wirt. gut prai&tst
unb Ysrbutet has Yitters nidt muir NrStcFctcr,
~iUnbern aud autsre Mtraftisenss 6ieterIeissu
nialaril9er @rt. Nv.
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NrIfuu0.


glm Oienstas ben II. slpril, beainut
in Der biefasn offentliden SduIs Die
ia6rlidc YrVfuns uno spar in Der oritten
8lale UNI 8 lbr Bormittass, uno UNI
2 lldr @admittaes in Der 5%peiten SlaGe.
Mittwod, 70. @pril Morsens 8 ubr,
besinnt Die @rifuns in Der eriten Sla6e'
Gltcrn Der Sdiler unb Sreunoe Der
ofentliAen edule iouten ni4t psrfeblen
Der Yrafuna b%eisumobnen unb fd ielbit
,u iiberseussn Oh allies 70 1T pie es iein
ioute. @ud ermutbiet es Die Sinoer IN
ibrem Stubisn, tpenn fe isben, oab
Seiteus Der Gltern unb Sreunoe reyes
sntereEe on ibrcm Sortidritt in Der
8iTenidatt an ben Sag 9elest tpiro.
Son Is. Bis %. incl. weroen neu'
Sdiler aneenommen. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

na-SubIt SIR eud atgefumpft, idldf-
rig oher 9eidwddt, babt SIR bdufs
&opfweb, idledten @eidmad i'm Munos,
wenis Nppetit, belegte 3unse, TO Iethet
SIR oil elmer trdeen Sober oSer an vSal-
lisfeit." Midts fam Gud 10 idleunie
unb bauernb furiren, oils DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery (goloene
MsSi5iuiide Gntoeauns.).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

Muf'oer Harm bes $srrn S. 9inbemau
ettua ia MleiIen fibli@ BON Sermann,
fano etipa am Is. Mfars cine 8trientuns
itatt, pie fe ipobl felten porfomnlen. I'm
.befaster Stele befano i& bis farali@
cine fleine Yertiefuns bon etlidsn SUB.
eeit Der 9sntuns bss 8opens, Oehel
Datum nidt ssnau a~nseseben ueroen
tann, ba gtiemanb @~elsssnbeit bate, ois'
ielbe au beobaaten, befinbst fia an eer'
lelben eteae iebt elm tiefes Sod, peldts
an Der OberFdde einen rmfans bon
bei IL SUB Fat unb bis Az elmer S'ete
bon et,pa 80 SUP biefe Oimenfionen BET
ubebaIten ideint, UNI fd olsoinn b;s
,u elmer Siefe bon etipa IS SUB mad uni
mad Su persnssrn, bon no eS ideint, oat
Ed bic Scfnuns in aeraber Nidtunl
fortiebt. Oas @erdufd BON Fisbsnoeh
8aGer be,cdtist CUR @nnabme, bab ely
unterirbifder strom @eranlaRuns oieis
pbanomenS fei. @uf Der e%insciuntens'
etene iouen Glide srobe @auipe I'LL
etmas etraudmert a%eitanben baden, DOT
1T bon benielben ebcnionenig als DO
Der p%eriunfenen @rbmaGe cine Gpur
ieben. Wieleidt finb mir i'm Giant
unIeren 2eietn nadiens g%enauere Nu'
tunft ib.r MISUNDERSTANDING gu sfbe'
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sey- Die Sortidritte, metde. mir in
neueier Belt uuf Dem @ebiete Der eutid'
amerituniIden neutrality-suspicious.
All persei6nsn baben, finoen %befonosrs
@~nwenbuns auf ben usfopelen'Srana~
uopou uns ioebsn Seft 9 susins. Ser
Snbalt lit Gin 10 seWablter uno Die
MannisfaltiDtcit 10 srob. bab Sober
mann, bel Dem biQisen Yreiie bon 20
ets. per Ssft, oamit befrieSist iein
wiro.
Oos Seft 9 brinat Die Sortiesunsen
Der b~caonnenen @Omane, iopie Den
anfans BON: uSm Sirtsnbaus" bon
Ssinrid @daumbcraer, @erfa6er Sss
nit 10 orobem Seifau aufsenommenen
@omans =: Batter unA eobn"; auberbsm
Die gtobcae: nGine fge SOe."; Gin @e'
osntbIatt: uNew gOra I'M Sabre l776";
ferner Cine 8eiie Md ben auitraliidsn
Srampians," wcIde uir nit Spannuna
perfolaeu. Sic @uuifen uNm Samili'
entiide," y8litbeu sie beutider Oiht'
|funa", ,Sleue G~rfnpunscn" bisten mie
INNER cine anrsocnt llnterbaltun9. 3u
bc,iehea III Der 50 ucIen.8rani" Surd
Die @euerats Naentr; @ timer d
Rogers Megs 8 III y @ II y,
Stem gorf, iowie lr@ iammtIi9e 3ei'
,@sentcn.
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l6r Ginienber bon Swtss. SBir
wieoerboIcn bab mir inter teinen% llniitan-
BEN einem grtifel Maum in unierenl
glatte aeben tonneu, Der nidt bon Der
ridtiaen llnteridrift bes GinfenoerS be-
aleitet 1T. @ie mir idon au wieeerbolten
MaIen %perfherten 1T Der Shame nidt flr
bas 8ubIitum beiimmt, ionbcrn lou uns
ais @arantie fir Die Glaubbatti9teit Ses
Beri9teten bienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

sa- 4meibrtttel Der menids
fih,u aeiSsn entteben aus unrelnef'
wIute. Msinist baber Guer glut our@
b,n Sebraud bon Ir. 81 u Q. 6 0ntss
aomburqer Sropen uno
seiunobeit wirb oieSOIse fem. Sauisn0s
Nor oeib,uben an llnpsrbaulidteit, Ver'
t~opiuna, SsrstlOpfsn, ssb.rfrant5eit,
Mbeumatismus. aopiiamersen unO Mer'
naGtat fnben bleibenSe @bbilfe IN benz
@esraua bieIes wunoerbarsn 8rduter'
mittel&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
3lt nsrfotsfcat

Cine Garnt scn spcibunbcri Ider nit @pbn-
baus unb Staaurs unb s"tsm Sruinen, III "
lebr a%iinNisen gsbineunaen sa ysrfanfen.
Siinf unb brcibis @dtr teFnecn lid untsr
Gultur uut inb sinsc,Suut. las t,tauie ganb
1T YcrtreHlider Greet Bottom.
NGbere Musfunft ertbcilt &ubplpb SirseI tn
Ssfmaun. rtcr Ter llntrr;sibner al, Srt uub
Steqe an Der Srcn Npae 81 Msilsn spn Scr.
mann.
Qpuis NdSner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Sarlm su Derfanfen

Meine Sarml, II Meilc oitlid bon Ser
mann beleaen unb 100 Ifer umfaRenb
lpiinids i'd Su perfaufen. Der 9r0bere
She'll oes 9anbes 1T felt sebn Sabren nit
@ras bsFan,t seweien uno lit iebt wieber
iehr fettsr 8oben. Sic WeiIberge iino
gum She'll in @oaaen aeidet Gin gutter
Seiistitel wiro fur etua $4,000 geaebcn.
Die Mible pirb nidt in Sen Yerfauf eins
aeidlo1en. .. W. s ainter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Die @abl.

Die BetbeiIieuno on Der seftern abse.
baltensn @abl fir faStiide Beomte NOR
cine fsbr serinse.s Midt bic serinsife
Muftesuna mar bemertbar unb ales-bers
lief 70 rubis uno frieblid als man IS nur
ulniden fonnte. Sur 1873 Stimmen
,puroen abOesebsn, nit foIsenbsm @eiul-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

pa- Ser Gefans.g erein Surmonie
beldlob in fsiner am Iebten Mittwod
@benb a~ba,halten I%erfantmluns am
samstag ben % b. @f. Elm CONCERT unb
Son,trdn,&en gu beranftalten.