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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09
NEW TO-DAY.
ARCHD. 3. McCAw,
DEALER IN
Stock Privileges
Office with Butler Severance,
Corner Spring and Temple streets.
Los ANGELES, CAL.
"PUrSn AND "CALLS."

Los ANGELES, CAL.
PUTS" AND "CALLS.n
puts" and "Calls' are stocks sold by opera
tors, Tor premium signed at distance from
the market price, giving the holder OF the
privilege the iight to close the cont ract at any
time within the tine named III the pr vlegr
"PutS" and "Calls" are a simple, easy aud
expeditions method OF making transactions
In stocks. No hing palmer or more readily
comprehrnded cau,d be devised. The great
objection to the ordinary mode OF buying and
selling stocks is that IL lorct the customers
TO go tn rough with vast amount of ted Gus,
perplexng and unnecessary labor. Margins
are TO be arranged, commissions are to be
paid in every direction, balances are to be
looked after, interest to be stipulated, ac.
C 'unts current are to be rendered and sta g.
ments 10 be anayZed.
"Puts" and "Calls" dispense with all this
useless and timeconsuming rou line, by the
purchase of a simple and straightforward
contract to do a certaia thing; to assume n
specified risk at fair and equitable rate
the holder of such a contract has nothing fur
ther to do bu: to perform the simple duty of
watching the stock quotations and electing
when TO bring his privilege to Il settlement.
All possibilities of error, Of Intentional de-
ception or overcharging are absolutely done
away in operations based upon
STOCK PRIVtLEG ES.
There is no chance for them. The enormous
profits paid by dealers in stock privileges TO
holders OF their privileges dem0nst a1e the
fact that more money Is maize by specializing
in. stocks by means of Puts" and "Cals"
than by any other manner.
LIBERAL deaing, and distances as close as
are consistent with safety 10 myself and
profit TO my customers, Will characterize my
business.
COST OF PRIVILEGES FOR TEN DAYS-Sl PER
SHARE.
10 secures Privileges on..... .........l 10 Shares
20 secures Privileges on...........".30 Shares
80 secures Privileges on..........."...5O shares
100 secures Privileges On.............l00 Shares
COST OF PRIVILEGES poR TWENTY DAYS 50
PER SHARE
20 secures Privileges on ..............l0 Shares
40 secures Privileges on.............20 shares
100 secures Privi eges on............"..50 shares
200 secures Privileges on~":...".......l0O Shares
COST OF PRIvILEGFs FOR THIRTY DAYs-S3
PER SHARE.
S 80 secures Privileges n........ lilo Shares
60 secures Privileges on............!0 shares
$50 secures Privileges On........-...f0 Shares
800 secures Privileges on..........""..ltO shares
sell Stock Privileges, "Puts" and "Calls, J"
at the following DIS rANCES rom the mar
ket price:
II u II -.
To arrive at the price at which "Puts" will
be sold deduct the following figures from the
market price n the time tne contract is TAX
EN- out:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09

OUR neighbors in San Diego are re-
joicing oyer cool weather and bracing
breezes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09

Capt. Sayward or Riverside IL at
the Sc. Charles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09

Mr.. o. c. Ellsworth, a painter,
doing business at ll9 Main street, died
suddenly on Sunday night at his room
in the Los Angeles Hotel from suicide
WITH laudanum. Deceased was 2S
years of age, and native of Georgia.
His funeral will take place from the
hotel at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
DR.. McDougall's building, formerly
the Union Stables, on Main street, is
being transformed into minor thea.
ter. A large number of men are at
work making the alterations, and we
understand that the place will be
opened to the public in few days.
1t will have gallery and parquette
and quite an ample stage.
DR.. r. Beverly Cole returned yester-
day morning from Arizona, and will
leave for San Francisco to-day Oh the
Orizaba.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09

G A LII -.
To arrive at the price at which "Calls" will
be sold, add the following figures tu the mar
out:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09

These distances will be subject TO change,
according to the state OF the market.
may8-tf ARCHD. b. MCCAW.-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09
CALIFORNIA HUNTER.

The horse Ia reproduce his form and action.
II is the stock that tells the story. Strong
blood will prevail. Breeders want colts that
will make
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
COAsTWIsB STEAMSHIPS.
ENOk NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
1HE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
Foe NE" SSE HHkEasS dsSA%EtG ASlsEGTr LINE
si4GE6a nFE 6SaHttAss 1sss:, y !. p:;sss
points on the Mississippi avs s'n TO mobile anu ''''''
Apply Apply s,'''s' 1 ssi.siEs oIxss e SEAMAN SO st.
TEXwA.ss, LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
81 onsS ss.ss . . @:
Saturday. August 2s .s r n. from pier 70 las, River
q. Pss Si
and Antonio ssso .nd .ds
p sses % q HxosY ary1s & :Spsis5 s
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR .nS Sss,ss Thurs,
Line, chesapsake and Ohio Railroad and With the CON-
Ss. in S:'G"1 sSs
ooanee.nr with Maryland DsiswaTs are r.ilrosas
+ Passenger Recommendations unsurpassed
Through passage ticket. and bills ladns all points
oaies. Greenwich T. MccReAbY i'f' TiesasHa .-'
FoH HAsAx tEoswSf s AND AfEaxsiIp n Sp6fE EiSR ~
Steamers leave pier 10 North River following days, at
GEORGE si ys,%n Tuesday. Angus. %
direct, auiekes and cheapest route 70 Nova Scotia
Newiound and and the Lower ST. Lawrence. Excellent
tLARK 4 SEAMAN. sa wes, St. '"'''s' "p''' -
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
LBANY AND TROY BY DAY boats c. vIBBARD
IA and DANIEL DkEW-Lesve vestry 81. pier Ut =: 10
and 24th st. mt $50 NJ landing nt Nyack aud Tarrytown
beck. Catski Hudson. Close connection at Albany
with new train r. for the West New York Cen
tai and oy special train and Round Lake To
west FONT and Newbnrg and return ssame day 81;
roughkeepse. 81 10; Saratoga and return. So 40
LBANY-PEOPLE'S LINE,--SrEAMBoATs LEAVE
pier ~ North River daily. sunday excepted att +.
as r. aSaSs @s ssae
treaI and return Meals on European plan.
A HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT
~ me MAKi POWtLl.. for West Point. Newbnrg,
ougmkeep,ie Rondoat and kingston andng at Coz1ens.
Cornwall Milton and New Hamburg Marlboro b, ferry
will leave pier 80 North River estry st daily sundays
excepted az $50 NJ Connects at Pougnkeepsie with
evening trains Tor the North.
RRooKLYN: NEW YORK AND NEwbURG. BY
o. Vestry St. New York. at 40 and at 10 A. H.
landing ~ ronker, Iona Island Cozzens West Point and
Cornwall Returning arrive at Brooklyn Z r. NJ Tickets
for the round trip Sl to Iona Island an cents
(yITIZENs' LINE.-ELEGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ Troy, Saratoga and all points North East ard West
leave daily except Saturday p NJ from pier 40 North
River River through E m faIe to Saratoga only s. 5o excursion
CArSKILL GREEN LINt-STEAWER NEW CHAN
- PIoN or WALTER BnErT daily. from Canal ST. pier
4! North river 8 7. NJ. Fare. soc Bertis free. ''0'
nAlLY LINE TO NORwALK.-FARE REDUCED
BY the swift steamer ARROwsMIrH leaving Jewels
NJ and OF SD ST., p NJ Returning leaves Norwnik
~ so A NJ daily tsundays excepted connecting each
way with the Danbury and Norwxik and New Haven rail-
roads Fare 3jc. excursion tickets Soc
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
Il via Newport and Fall River The world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier %
North River foot OF Murray ST. daily tSundnys uded)
5l Through tickets sold all the prime pal hotels n
the city.
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

A FRENCH LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE EITHER
~ With boarding dag schcal teach her own ian.
age address fHLNCH. Herald Uptown Branch olnce.
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

NTVNIN"TUN LINE FUR bUsIUN
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT, from
pier 80 North River foo. of Jay ST.. at +. NJ.
Providence Line,
from pier ~ North River OF Park place. Steamships
ELECTRA and GALATEA. so +. NJ
CARATOGA.-THE MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT
~ route by the splendid steamers OF the Peop Line
DREW and ST. JOHN. leaving daily from pier II North
River, p. N. Great reduction In excursion
tickets to Albany. Saratoga and Montreal.
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

WANTED To PtNCHASE.
WANTED TO PURCHASE A GOOD CIGAR STORE
~ ~ the country. Address. with particulars. y.
FRANCE, corner VI Christopher and We.t sta
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

DOR NASSAU. n P.-REGuLAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
IL LEO leaves New YORK August 20
MURRAY. fkERIS / CO, e. South It.
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

PANAMA r"AssiT stEiS5nir ASa fsG.Eil niyls NAIL
ahaLhSb GS ATsaEEA5A oEa5S i. NEW
ea.p l.rhMuS 9a 1r rASMA
M ffs % sSS sf ss"S and
s.esmship GREAf HLru Bi.iu rday, sept
Fro" SAN rfsSGacs ana % sASpMsn saslaSS fASD AUS
steamship CITY or SAN FRANCISCO ...... We'd Aug Ie
wy. :. SLiDg1 c6. or'n. ] BuILay, superintendent,
No. Bowling Green pier ~ North River loot ST.
n y.nAvANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINE.
r,rv m or %~m $SS TSvSSs iSiia DiHhSf si'' .'ar NJ
CRY Of Eo "yAS ykA drz xxD KIN s&Esg.
CITY r, or u, 1870 a,A Tuesday. september
s,n,m.IF. AIyExSSbkEEf sons, 81 and 80 Broadway;
'obcr Tor Vera Cruz aud all the above ports
NV YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL Line
~ leese & pr. class steamships win sail at r. " from
cLyDE;..........."... Wednesday, Angus. %
or freight passage having unsurpassed accom- moda.
yrxr,lwSMM w r., r CLYDE CO, n: Showing Green
ONLy piEEcr LINE FOR tLoKIDA.--wEEKLY
~ line for rgrt Royal. : G.; fernandina Fla. Bruns
wes On sailing every Friday from pier 20 East River;
frey. August - ats r " through tickets issued TO ali
POINTS t9r freight or passage apply to g. H. MALLORY
ltl steamships-NEW YORK will sail from per 81 North
lser on saturday. August 25. H. NJ for New Orcans
direct Transferring Texas freight there to Mo gsn's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad Tor Morgan City. thence
per NoEan~ steamers TO Texas Through Ills of lad
nr signed 20 alt points the Mississippi River Mobile.
Gascston indianos. Corpus Christi Ruckport Brayos
SANTIAGO brownsvile and TO all points the Galveston.
Harrisburg and SAN Antonio. houston and TeNns Central
International aud Great northern Texas Pacific
Continental "a iroads Freghis for Mgrys and Fulton
landed NJ KockporL
Lsnterase d channel dues at Corpus Christi and Basos
SAINT ago at the expense ana -isk OF c0nsigncc.
Insurance be effected under open policy Of c. A.
whitney A Go. To- New Orleans u per cent Texas
ports cent For freight urther inform apply
10 vHAkLEs \ WHITNEY X CO, Agents; Office. pier
ri North River
DOR NASSAU, n. P--REGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
II LEO leaves New YORK August 20
MURRAY. fkERIS CO.. G2 South ss
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

LNAI.L RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
Il via Newport and Fall River The world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier %
North River foot OF Murray st. daily ued) at
5l Through tickets sold ut all the principal hoels in
he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

Everything In and about both sstsblsh.
msnts CLEAN and COMFORTABLE. and sr.
ranged In the bsst style, With attentive and
faithful hos,lsrs Always ready. night and day.
70 attend upoa customer.
NJ carriages. stock and stable fseiIltiss are
second 70 none in the STATE. Call and sss.
I'm SIMON OG0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

Lspr CusroxEa-"Have you nice
book all covered with red leather. with
cold leather ON the backi" '.Shopkeeper
-.Yss, madam: We have Do Quiney's
works. three volumes. in Russia; or
General Shsrman's Memoirs. two vol
um.s, in calf" Lady Customer-"i
don't want anything about Russia.
Give me . book about the dear little
calves; besides 10 was made BY Gen.
ryul "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

TEE telegraph oPsrator. OF the West
srn Union Company. on the I'd instant.
prsssntsd . souvenir 10 their late asso-
cisSs. Mr.. william Foley, OF San Fran
cisoo, Who left the service OF that COM
pany 70 aeespt . situation under the
Atlantic and Pscihe Telegraph Company.
owing 70 the late order reducing the
nalariea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

GENTLEMAN up town invited a friend
the other evening to 60 into the nursery
and hear the children say their prayers.
They stopped . moment on the stairs
however, and when they reached the
room the little prattlsrs had just sung
their evening hymn. and were trying to
drown the kitten in the vsshbovi. The
visitor appeared to be deeply moved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

Am. rxAn OLD city boy went into the
country visiting. Ho had . bowl OF
bread and milk. He tasted u. and then
hesitatsd q moment. when his mother
asksd him II be didn't Ike II. to which
hs replied. snacking his lips: Eyes,
ma'sm; I vss only wishing our milk
man would keep cow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

"BArxux's Great Centennial Acad.
emy Of Object Teaching" is what u will
be called this year. The Bridgeport
.Sianird says: "Hs promises reg
ulsr old.fashionsd Hail Columbia Yankee
Doodle Fourth Of July celebration every
day. and he expects TO 10 crowned with
the title. Centennial Barnum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10
FREIGHT DELIVERY
AND
JOBBING OF ALL KINDS.

II AN PREPARED TO REcsIyR AND On.
phort notice. end d The most rsssonabis ySisS.
an also prvpsrsd 10 do jobbipg Of every a.,
serpeisu, hsyine vepi tssns coastantiy EN-.
plsJsd. ! win unarsukss aaiisfAslion 70 III M
nay sntruss ne with thsir hsulInG, =
ala JANfs =. hkxVI1s,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

jos wosE executed Il The Hsvs once nust 10
psh fof % dsuvsry. unlssss ptfsons havinE u
serk done have standing sefognta uith the pss
Drtstos. No dsvtsiisn from this Fuis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

RxxxxBrR TuE BARRKLs," once
wrote Warrington. referring to q plan
10 roll barrels filed with stones down
Dorchester Heights upon the advancing
foe. That was kind OF "long roll
which We ars sure the enemy wouldn't
have partienlASly liked. . u =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10
NISCELLAxHOUs.
lf6n MISCELLANEOUS. m
DR.. THOMAS,
Physician and Surgeon,

rtAs RsrURxEp 10 VIRGINIA AND RE-
Jul sumsA the psncties Of hls prvfsssion OF
The DOUGLAS bUlLDlh9 ,sscohd noor),
SOUTH o srRRKT. thws dosrs south Of the
Bank Of caliorpis- "a trance os and sts.
oyy,cs Hou.s yon csSsrIrArlou
Prom a. \. tosrH, and from sosnr.
DIR. THOMAS srsausisd 1t the toyai Col.
legs VI Burveons. n gland. and the k.yA Col.
legs % Physieisns, Lopdon. End rvcetved bis
Diplomas ss member Of The Eoyh College o.
Cell.es q n, s,cians, London. In the years
II IN. IT Tsosis also pss.sd hi. examination
d Lisbss's usivsssity, u 0isssen. 0efnany.
and received his diploma ~ Doctor u Medicine
THE IIIGuEsT HoNoRs.
T.; dss. Ss;s;: ~ se
"a, % BE- E s..r IN nis .nss. -.
-. In0nAs nay bs privstsiy and cons.
dsaslAliy eonsults< f0f ths ours u Dissases Of
Ihs utrsFAsivs vr2Ans, Nervous Dsblliiy. sper.
mstorshsa or Seminal w,akness. btrtcturv VI
N. tis.hf.. wsAhsnins D'..ms. h.sr!. Lung
vus DissAsss, vcnereal or othsrwtss.
LII. THOhAs' trpathsns 10 khtNkNTLf
BUcCEsbfUL. at once arrsting seminal los
and rsst0rlng power - the most bfvken-dovn
sen:,i.TiicSs, 6 - and that Af1Ek o1iikks
Ths youpe, middle eyed. spd even thoss ~.
vsacsd In lie. should net despair Of .
SPEEDY AND PERMANRNr RKLiKp
Prom thar sudsrinsn, bat shoald, wtlhoat de-
Lay. eoasnit Dk. THOMAS, who will give .
oonselsnlious opinion - " the extsnt Of dis
sass IN each particular case.
TO TIlk LADIES. tls
DR.. THOMAS nsrsly staiss thai he may be
oOkHfpKNTiALLY CoAsuLTkD N all dis-
esses ineidsntal 90 FkNALks.
In 1854 Dk. THOMAS received Q ppeciai
diploma from the Royal colIsss Of surEsens,
London. In t.t
MIDWIFERY AND DlsEAsIs OF WOMEN
AND cHILDREN,
Signed BY On. ARTHUR yARkE and DIR.
RUBKRT Lks, Physicians 10 the Princess Of
" AIS and Duchsss OF kdinbufGh. This diplo. ~
mA cen Aso be seen In the Loetvf's ofiee.
In conclusion. the Ioctor desires 10 vtsts
hat sysry patient treated By him vill rsosivs
GUARANTY of PElthASAAT CURE.
DIR. THOMAS receives Invalid male patients
nto his Private Medical Establishment, where
,vsry attention 10 paid " their comfort By ex.
,erirneed nurses. the Doctor, etc. an
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10
AGENT At CARSON.
ION WORK.

I.sRxp. BRooKsk svr Assst o. r:.sss
HriI psiir Hsvs can lssss tssif ordsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

Turr tell The story that the little
daughter Of the Democratic can
didsis for . local Office in Saratoga
county, N. Y. was told 70 run and tell
her aunt that "Mr. Young has got the
nomination, and the little one cried
out. 80. mamma. do they ever die OF
II i''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

A GsoHoIA editor speaks Of " the shirt
Of Nestor. II his memory serves him
riaht." His memory doss serve him
right; and he might have added that
Adam killed Nestor with q rolling-pin
for asserting that Venus had wart
undsr her left arm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10

rtAs RsrURxEp TO VIRGINIA AND RE-
~ ,sH:s ,hs ps,,;,es g hi. prSiss''scs s,, q
SOUTH o srRHEr. thws dosrs south Of the
Bank Of caliIorpis- "a trance 90 v and u sts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10
rHR DooRsrEP.

rHR DoORsrEf.
rAs ecssesspes u<stias through ct last.
We boys around the vesry waited
To SO d. si.l. sos.s ,sipp.s p.s.
Lihs snow birds willing to Be msssd.
NoSbssvss be tAss lssps N: call
~ level muskst na.hes lt'sn.
Than /. Who stepped ssfOre them All.
VIE ioaxsi % - ne - sss ni''sa.
I'm, no. ,hs blu.Asd and took ny srui
We - the Ola fslks have the highway.
Apd ,tsrt<d tovs,d the Mapls Farm
Along SORT Of lsver's By wJ.
Ieaar remember vhsi We sad.
Twas nothing worth cong OF ssoV'
Yea thas ruds path by which ue spsa
pssmsd All transformed aad In siop.
The snow wss erisp bseeaih eur fest.
IN, u..ou wa. fall. tbs nelds vefe k'esa'Ax'
m, So,t al ti,ost ,hsltsrsd swess.
Her nee With youth saa hath vss sssning'
rAe iit,l. hsnd ou,siie her nsG- al
o ,eaiptor. " yoa could moailhu
~ rshuy ioaeksd ny ,sehst Gun.
To kssv warm hAd 10 hold u.
Tn have h~r v,th ne there alone.
.Tvss icve and fer and triumph eiendsd'
A. Last ve rssehsd the fooi wsrn ss"ne
whers that delicious isurneJ endsd.
she shooi her ring eta 'rsm h.r hood.
And with a .ThAnk you, ned" disssmbicd,
But yet knew she unl~rstcod
Win whss darling wish ussoisd.
cloud paced kindly overhead.
The moon vss siyly pseping tar0ushF,
Tea hii ~ fses, - u IL s.sai
sComs. nos or psvsri do iti do hi" .t..
NJ lire till then had oniy novs
The Aiss Of mother and VI sister.
Bat som.Aov. fsii upos hsr ovn
sw~ss, rosy, darlins nossh-i kisssd hsfi
r:sA.ss s.:. ssy,;;. ..s.; ,s:;, S:.:s e. .ai I'D
To feel once more that frvsh. wild thrii,
I'd give-But hov can Nv. yoash over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10
THE EVENING NEWS
oun ADVERTISING ASEN,s.

o. v. criss,. ..sr nesisspsy ss, Pas .yrsps.sss
&. n. PIfTIIsILL cc....5. rat kov. tes tu
Uso. r. RsvrLL co......tl fAn Sow nes t0s
ssGs AaErrs sss tke 0stp hitl DAilv Anvs. go
autl5Tffed 10 coaset tcf ins~t thk assftisen srss
fsf us o. our lowest tash fatss In coin. Aaveithis
sfs equs.isd u issss their erdsIs with si'tsi .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Nah elmer M.rs.i!uns. Ais i

= Nah elmer M.ttN!uass bit in
Ser NrtIis VIZ Munoe mGhi,S.N 9AttSa:
3upoMssr Ill Mllineoc,' {SHrih) TIE
;,nhsr e!ncc W%tttDaH:sMls. utihe, eha
usi9tch:ns Ma:i unmilet5er nieot!.
ldg:,bt. 2se .tin:. hsalt Nnnre!A.
Metyanismus - Die sai;t @saldirs IL
tt,ua %lanhAlns = wl:o hi! Den Spsads
ursunsn 10 IN &esb,!huns ee5raht. $
DE &~rloeaasssn Der 3unat, Der I.4ae-.
rag 6aumens g. llh auf a.9 N:s4an;ss
nus iibsr;rn1sr, osNsn H:ishsc;lt. cs.s
ait 1T. ms Gle ml:es.hsll.en Sclosa;:ns
3en ouf o;c Shs;ie eli,,s s:lst. ia.'nH:
Shceitunporatss H.yt.a. g. y:e.n:t
Maii,ne ,ntroI!t nanrena hs Sosc4ss5
c.n iAmalet Sapi.ri!rsI'er, onf msld'em
oas &eipro6exs Sd,lpcr3 GU! Wsis il:
III elsentbiimi,ner 3e;hen1hr!it 81: Ic'fH
1T. Bic Shr,i1 bcltebt, m;s Die se5c6a7.
ilfs 1s!sgrapbenlhrlit, avs Vunttsn lMs
Styiten. "a oas Snltrumsnt rlr b.
Snpssunaen Der sprahnrsane iii Jo.a.
BON Ghr,f!,sihen rv.tberslbt, Is III e
gar nidt na,tig. laut gu iprehNn. yia.
1ann butter Die Malhlne gum Stsns9ra"
pNi.en beEusen uno bat sinfah ishet
Mprt bes Iebneys !outlps raa;ulrr.1en.
nm bas @eh0,te ourd bic @ulh.ne ae.
itr'ebsn gu erbalten. ". 3. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-02-17
Gin esltbrtes dreuen;innsr. :

Avs 9tew Dpyt bort Iunn pnn e!neM
Aod,se.ehr.cn 6rancnsimmsr. eeSn s'nem
in ucr.ger &nde hoielbit petani ta!teten
@sttfcmpfe ,piimsn oen gdii!err rem
t.f o%msri,on'iden, ,.Gclescs>" Der nrl
neu Wcwinn lebr ttheutenher Ereiie l;atls
fanb. ec,ponn cine jungs Game, Jri.
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puiiiat," ole lid i'll Der 3w,iben3eit Der
Hruinng unn @rsisuer!hei'una perteis
rn:ac:, uno jstt Irau Sulia :. Sruirs
tciit, hcn o Jrau Nitor fiir's &ristia
iHe ausselesten Yrcis. Sic Auisabe
bctano III Der Mnclpic unb leherleyune
elmer tem 3uiaQ NOD Mfseidla9eren
sssne I'M y&UnN Gsaipas" bon SO,
phct;es. irwie zines 3apiit!s hes Y!as
tsrtD ons Dem @riehiihen in's Gheline.
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meg oas eins'se Maoden. % oisle
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Der piDklihe 3anterrtt oes %bstannteH
Observation-Disclosures ehtshttrmc;lter
MIner, >es l%psenoNntsn Muritmi,lIer.
Ser pom Nnfahen Sd.ohtcrmeiltts big
gum madiisen Mymec!icIerunten cmpor<
eeItlcgcnt Miiilsr totts isin auf Mlllior
men ssldaytes %crmosm houptiddlid
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9sgen 8 Stimmsn in bejutenasm Gimme
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mshr als 400 Suhrea ut'lh gemeisncn
encouragement Der rsitsr.cisn Serher=
lenSte ouf Gem Gcric in Mom irlen
nah mchrjdhrigcr lln!eybred)nn9 wieber
nhofhnltrn mprhrn
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tyatii4e partei sahFsns in Glemnit
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