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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-08-12

I'm soir quill etait assis aupres
d'eux ct les regardait jouer aux cartes
je ne sails qu'elle %souvenance passa
dams Pesprit de Coquelemuche Qui sc
tourna soudain vers lui, le couvrant
de son regard g6nant.
VOLTA pOurtant deux mois an-
jourd'hui. dit-il gravement. que lie
pauvre Vincent Delattre a etc assas-
sine. Nest il pas vrai. Bryon
-Deux mois /! deja deux mois +! fit
celui-ci. que son saDg-froid faillit
ahandonner.
IL sentait ces yeux poser sur lui ct
sender al conscience.
)Est-ce que vous ny pensez plus,
Bryon 7 continue rimpitoyable jeune
h"mme. C'etait pOurtant un excel
lent ami ii vous que ce malheureux
Vincent. Rabatel vous dira Quill a
pave tOutes vOs dettes un certain
jour.
L'emotion cOnpa un moment !e
souffe dams Ia gorge de Bryon.
IL u pave mes dettes !? fit-il en-
sc levant.
-Oui. fit Rabatel. supposez-vous
que o creanciersfussent devenus
dain 81 patients
Hughes essayait son front CONVERT
d sneur.
Eli !jy songe fit Coquelemuche
quest done devenue ce:te jieune file
que Vinrent gardait pres de lni an
moulin Border ? Vons vous rappelez
que vous avez Anne cette Violette,
81 le ne me trompe I
de men sails rien. rien absolu
ment.
A ContinHer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-08-12
ia. BOURG.

Marchand ComMissac--.@
Sc CHARGE DE LA vENTr n
Cotton, Sncre, Riz, Mousse. Pei
Lame, VOlailles, Cuff.
Cire, Mel, Gibicr.
CT oe toute espece de produits dee chat
on dc jardinage,
A47......Rxc Dcca tur......rA1
tentre Jefferson ct T~oulousel
NJ NOUVELLE ORLEAN
r. o. Lock Boz S77. whiH7I
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Teuer 26rut

pirb BON stDet giirsern ct. CLOUDS selGlassn,
pelGe bic entleB!i@e gntlase sessn Srn.
S&uliupertntenbenten 4atier baielbf erbeben,
petl perlelbe sefatte, baB 3u eeptGsn Stunbeu
in Der DUrtissn SGuIe fattOliiaer &elistous.
unterriGt bur9 ben bOrtieen Yrieiier ertbsilt,
unb bic pOa pielen gifGOfen apprObtrts Don
gen3iser Srutbers beraussssebene btbIil6e &C.
i6itte bes alien uno neueG Ie1aments balslbfi
einsefabrt fei. Die 8ertldser eeben ~, sab
bic 8inber prctefantii9sr Glteru 3tpar iebesmal
rOr gestnn bes fatbOIii4en 1nterrttts beintse-
iHtdt pereen, beidwsren f9 ater, bn6 belastsr
S9ulmonarG 8atier Elm erbitnrtsr Gsinb Der
puSlic S6ccls fei. @as sundtt leBtern BOr>
purf betrtfi, 70 miro Or. 4atfer taum In Ser,
le9enbett ietn, l9 gu re6tfe1tisen. 9inT9ti9
Der Anfedunssssfabr i'm ~l1ebrissn seben bic
Denunsiantsn ia Ielbf au, bab bS&fens bic
@6nre bes gGuIbauies terielten ausseles,
paren, ineem bic ntbfaibOlil6sn 8inesr sprbsr
betmsei@tdt werben, TN, ben 2anbfrtspen SSais
bersufsQen, tpdre ned bic Grase am Ylass
Wer bat nit bsm Giui@musselu Der ptstifi.
iaeu S,bel susrf een snfOb BET SfsntIi&sn
@9ulsn seseben ? DO@ ni9t bsr grieisr in
ct. @lpub.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
@ieber bie 8lacf &iQs!

Gre 5epat1ttcn aus BEN grenafGetten
Bismar6, befsbenb aus ben 5erren s. u. Mc
esan, Muycr taielbf S. %. WatlOu unb Sol.
s. u. SOunsbsrtn 3s~ttunesmanu, eri9isn DOT
Der bteitgen 5aneelsfdmmer, UNI bic Gtnwan-
perun8 na9 benz amsrtfanilhsn SHDlramale
tns 9slsis su brinsen.
Col. sounsberrs wuste ben 5erren Der 5an-
pelsfammer iiber bic In ben Slad Oils gemaG-
ten s%ntpedunsen ron Sob uno aneeren iG6.
men Dinsen 10 9Odenpes gu Der 6tea. baB auf
osn Anirae bes 5n. MeSlung be GIO0en
purre, bab COMMITTEE fur 64nbeI uuO 0s,tsbr
3u beaufirasen, N9 nit ber 8erpaltans brr
HOrD pae,ie Babn ins GtnSsrnebmen ~ issen
bsbufs @swatrans s%anltser 1ranspOrtbsbtu-
sunesn fir SOIGe, bic ua@ ben Ylaf oils
ptlseru, um bort ibr Slid su psrll9en.
Gsrner pu,be auf ben Autrae bee 5rn. ..
y. 6al beiGl.f fen, bas COMMITTEE fir 9es,sla-
TUT 3u inirairen, liG nit Der &esrruns in
gsrbineuu5 gu itssn, um ben @UIDsrabsrn e-
men idern Aufentbalt tn ben Sbpar3en 8er-
gen su saran,ireu, eteaIO eiue ,eselmaBies
gsrtsbrslinis auti9sn bort UNI Btsm4rf.
Nas 1T pom @aasen 3u balien? froste nebr
ais Ginst, wnp Sebsm fam ais Wieeerbaa ras
paruenbe SpriGwOrt:
Nt9t Maes, mas slGn3t. ti Sob.
@en's mad Nbentsuern Judi, Der mage
,, prsbirea -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Ofe BdIb=Gulfur

tf in neusrer 3eit Gesealane bsiOnOersr auf'
ntertiamfeit BET geretnen unb seleBsebeneenger'
iammlunsen unb srar nit bsfsmGrunbe, tenn
man MIR einen Bid wirft, auf bic encrmsn
5OI3i6I6se, burd pelde Die eialt fir uueri6Dpf-
LID gsbaltenen Walouussn bteies 2aabes aa'
idbrlib ausssiest lnb.
SIN Gcnere6 bat 5r. Iunnea, &sprditutant
Des erten Yes,rts spn MinneiOta, cine Bib
siussrstdt, bic fOlsenDe Ssaimmungsn snt'
tdlt:
/. Den WrdTberten 81 esmG4ti9en, NIT eer
3uaimmuns bes senats etusn Wann gum
GpmmiGdr bss 6~ortwsiens 81 srnennen, wsl6er
basu fa9befGbist unb fpseiea fomobl nit Ger
6raee bcs n~aticnalen Bebarfs BON 6pls ale
aa4 nit Der 5rase Sertraut ii, auf peld
bette Netle pislem Beoarfnib sntipru9en uer-
ben tSnne
2. Gs fol- bic pFi6t cisies @cmmifdrs isin,
untsr her Sberleitune tes SstteiGrs bss Sn-
uern ben idtrltdsn SolsoerbrauG, ben GrpOrl
unp Support pon5Cls nnp aneerer 5orfprotuete,
ebenlO wie pen eeaenwiritsen, unutbmasliteu
5Olsbefanb fef3ufeaen. bic bette art uni
Metfs, pie btrlelbe erbalten unb ifets erneueri
psrbsn fOnne, sbsufo bic MetbObe an3ussbsn
pelde in 8e5anbluns Der @alber i'm IusIant
nit grfOls a lesuanbt perbsn. Gsruer lou e'
ietn GutaGten barber ~absebsu, welts In
Iuslauc bsfolsts Metbooe i9 aud III risisn
Qanss bsfslssn Iafe: pas aass sem esfrstd1
bee Snnsrn 81 beriGteu une pun etslem ben
Gonsreb ppraulessn 1T.
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Neus ppa.Offieen pprben wdbrsn,

Neue Vpf.Offieen tpprben wdbrsnS
Der apsiten 5alfte pss purtssn Sabrss in bisisni
9taate an fOlsenesH pldssu srSHast:
Croydon, 8antipobt Gounts3 Dupont, 5sn-
nepiu 90. ; GtespolS, @uObbue Co.; Ger.
nanntorn, Drisbt Co.; @OroOn, &ensias
60. @saftou, Stblsp Co.; 5arfae, 2tuecln
60. huntington, 9~ottOnDOOb So. ; 9itteGObb,
Blue Gartb So. WapIe &isse, Siantt So.
Mpnrce, Martin Co.; Namies, Sadlon So;
gratrie ga, Sherwood Co.; &eo 2afe, BEL
trami 60. Z; RtpsrFee, &spwOub Co.; Spulb
Brand, @atcntuan Co.. etcEben. GOtten'
mcUb Co.; @unbupn, 8epwOOD Co.; Iaupi
RpYsr 60. giula, OImfsb 60. 0atswcrtb
8snptae Co.; DsfEelo Centre, Dodge So.
Driebtsscpn, Otter Sail 60,
&afssboben trureen bic fribsrn pof. Dill
eeh In 8eanfcrb, Blue Gartb Co., Brtfcl
Gtampre 60. Campbell, 0tItts Co.; Deco
ria, Blue Garth Co.. GIac, Otter Sail So.
8airS,sw, Murray Go. SeIen, ReQeco @O.
6pbart, Otter Sail Co., @slp. GreebCrn 60.
psr1 eafs, Blue Gartb Co.; Swift CAT
Nseter 60,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Die altea bentidbem Slmfiebler

IN btesissr Staot talten, auf 3ntras etuss
COMMITTEE, relGes unter benz 8crFse bsl
6rn. s. s. Gtmme 3u bei6ten bate
nd6isn NCntas etns Ssisr CUR Grinrsr.
uns ibrer %Gtnwanberuns tn Minneicta
fe Serfammeln f6 MaGmtttass srei u9s
I'm Sprsentaus SO. an ct. Yetsr
Strabe. ron no Elm umsus bur9 bic
9auptfraeen Der gtabt fattTntet mad.
Der semlibliGe Abenb . u~nterbaltuna I'm
Ntbendum.
Nlte @niisbler Der uunaebuns Der Stabt
perten auf Oiefe @eretnteuns ttrer SGid
alssenrHsn DEFENDERS aufmerffan eema6t,
unb nt6t ermanssln, an Der Ssftt6tsit
Ebetl ,u netmen.
Das permansnts Organization rs . Com.
mtttee bffebt aus ben 6srren O. Mitf6, s.
s. Se6t. q. @rcb. s. @srnsr, s. GIAle
unb q. 9eue ais Setre.Gr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Stadt II. gand.
Sic 0rDfe Tair,

trelde nod i'm 9aufe bieies Monata
sum Befen Der reusn Eir1e Der biels
gen reutiden faibolil6sn @fmsinee
a~bsebalten peroen miro, natt ibrer Grs
Sfnung unr uerlpriht, mad cen tiebe>
ri9en Reiultaten au l6lteeen. ale tribe
rem 3u iol6en 3wsdsn fattssbabten
Gairs 3u icertrefen, iOwpbl in Be3us
auf bic &et@baltisfsit Der .sur Ausfsl>
lung bsiimmtsn Artifel ole aud BIN
it@tli@ anpsrsr An3iebunsspuntte fir
Die 8sla1er.
Die GrSfnuns Der Gair inpet
ODmnerita8, SEN "a. Tebruar
in Ter bisfisen Nuftbuue fatt.
Gin @pncert
gessben pom 81. paul eiepertranS unter
Der eeituns ees 5rn. Dirisentsn s. :.
Rerfsr fOlst amSOnntas Den ~. .. Wits.
unter Witpirfuns Der 0reat @etern
Senp.
uatsrbaltenpe 8crtrdse reS Sling
linsss8 eretns, iopie Der S9uljussnD
uereen lepsn Gag abwsbisln, um psn
Seiuteyn Der Tair pas 8erwsiIsn in
Ger Dale anssnebm Su MAIDEN.
in IStli6emW ettsifer boten felt pie
len 0O6sn eie Grausn uno Sung
frausn, Ger Slus!tnseuersin unp sbenlo
eir5FIns p,iuatsu pafIr ssarbettet, Die
Talr redt tntershant ~ MAIDEN unp Die
I~beiinabme pes putlifIms in reiteren
Stsiisn eiebt f6 in lebr ermuntsrnpsr
Deile FUND.
Is 1T wObl u%nn5tbis. a.f cen ELLEN
3wed wtspsrbo!t bin3uweiien, wel9em
Der HstnsrtTd8 Der Oait tuFteBeu miro.
IS gilt ia, cine 3ierpe Der baupttaot
su MAIDEN Don cen prIdsapen Ser
binclibfciten, weIne auf Gem berrliGen
lafsu. Daber esnn aud pie
erOBe Sbstlnabme, auf Die BON alien
Seitsn serednet miro.
Sreumbe bonn 2anbe ! merfst
eu1 oen..Sas, Der fir eu6 am belten
entlpribt uno ssridumet ptefe lbSne
@eIssenbsit nidt su elmer 9abresSeit, no
5suermann ieinsn AusFus i'm
beSt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
2tnf bcnt Getretbenarft

CAB ia tpdbrene Der cer9angenen leBtfn 2Ec
den cine esrinee 8eresuns fnnb. Nensr
8eriGte aus England fGrstben bic StiQf tn
Disqualification msilens benz uneiinfisen Wft
ter ~, pel&ss benz 8erfebr auf benz Qanb'
binberltG mar. Daber einiees Gtnfen be'
preile III Gnslanp uno 8rantrei9, tpabrenb hts
@si&afte In Deutl&lanO better %ianten, in
geIsien unb 5OQanb Dasesen feline geranee'
runs astgeu.
Der Amertfanti6e 9sriculturif entbdlt In
istnsm Gstraarbeft cine NOtis bic fat man&en
6armer Don SntsrsEe fetn mag, intsm ct
i&retbt: Die ausfatsn fir tieie Grnte lub
CUR iestssn 3eit itbr speiRlbaft Na9 ben
nsusaen gertGtfa aus England ino 30 prO.
GENT peniser Weisen TN Narft ale Dcrises Sabr
uno nur A. grCsent' bSbere vretie, bic auber.
BEN nod TN Sinten besrifen Inb. @irben
ni1t srcbe Auantitdten unieres Wei3ens su.
ridsebalten, tparen bic yreife nod nteeriaer.
Was frasu bic Bauer BON 9cmmerpeisen In
bieiem safe tbun !? Die Garmsr in @tnreicta,
Sepa Oeer Nebrasta miiGen SOmmerwsi3en
bauen Ooer pas Gei9Gft aufsebeu, ba berMartt
nit @srfs, oafer unb Mats ebsniO letGt ubsr-
fiat fem tann, ale nit Wei3en. Dies 1T Der
Na6tbeit ieinsr SteGuns als 2ieferant fir eine
frsmoe Nattcn, pel6e fir feline Waaren tein
BseurfniB babsn mag, anb Der bes 5armers tn
einem Staate, no ieber andre Naan ben 30
cen bsbaut unb no I ur tpentse Deer gar feline
5abrifraete, bic einen Wartt bieten, i& bsfn-
ben. CUR abbalfs III 3ett uno bas aufbIabsn
anbersr SnpaNriesusiss erfOrOsrlt9. DoDlats
lei9t ssbaut uub in S&peineEsif6 fir ben gr<
port perUanpelt perben fana, III bic Grfabruus
Der psEROhensn 3pst SABRE eieIsr Grnts gin
Iitg."
9tnii6tli6 brr preisoerbdltni1s bee @eisen-
banbeIs msleea bic iInstea Wavft-N ottrunssn
3aSIsnansabsn:
WinOna IS : $1.04,
5aiine5 96-$t.O0,
Delanp 1872 Gents,
2eSu'ur $50 Gents,
81. gloub 96-9t Gents,
MinneapOlis 09-$1.O OF,
Nsp u!m 80 Gents,
Gbasta 90 @ents,
5batspee 95-$1.02,
Wanfato IS SO Gents,
81. paul grtra $l.O3, SO. 1 $l.OO,
MiIwaufee 81. 02-1.093,
Gbteaso 80. 2 $t.0l4,
Nep gorf $l.33-1.4O,
Cob fanS sUil6en 112 unb 113.
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Usberbte periOnftAe StelI.
lem 8latte warpen IN lester 3ett maEhsrlet
8srb2Atisunsen aussefreut, 70 paB Der
8anDerer liA lslbf psranlaBt iebt. lclGt
3urudjuwetien. Der Sadperbalt TT einia9
ptsier: 5err Ml1er bat lbon LANCE pts
Nbiht seGuBsrt. fetne eefGdfut4e Stendns
iu dneern, uno CAB raper tn Der lesten Ser
iammluns Der StCdbolte1 etefss 8lattes
letne ItliSnatlon Elm, welhe auf einen be-
iiimmtsn 3ettpuntt an9snDmmeR un6 nul
Elm pGrGaus ireiwtliser 9hritt mar. Jts
IusIubruns ee1etbsn Miro Sahe sessnlet.
tiger gtrfdnOisuns fetn. Seps aa0ere Aus
legun9 rspujtrt lt6 auT mleisss @e(9uaB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Div t&maIfpuriee Gt"feababn n,

Dte I'D aIfpurtge &NeAbab n,
son Sssen gau BON Nabaibaw aus tar6 gcOh-
bhe Grunty mad GaribauIt, &iee So. uns BON
'ba uber Manfatc unS Mew Nlm mad Der pel-
IiGen Staatssrense Ober bis mad Big Stcne
Cafe l8On large bic 8sbe it, bat wtrtliG @ns'
G&t auf @ssfabruns. Cine Gcmpasnts TT OF
s%aniirt, bic anssisbsae unb wobleatsnss Gs"
lGiftsleute au tbrsn @ttslisOera sGblt, 70 sa6,
mas bic Miitsl our Ausfibrans Oes nntsrnsb'
mems aulanst, Der Sade tsin 5inbsrnte i'm
@esc fsben icu. Die 2estslatur rei&t br'
oano haSa, uno 60 befebt MUIR nod tas bid
GraseseiSen, Oh bic 3uudHf intereiIrtsn DIT
f9afen, Wabaiba nit $4,000 an Der Spiss
bic fir beftmmten "SOnbs" ibernebmsn tper
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

8. anton Etmme'S Grpcerp- unb
rcrtftpns+Stors @ts Der 10. une
ct. Deter Straee, st. panl, enpffbit It'd
pur9 ben beifea BOrsatb aaer DanitDaren AT
titel, 5ausbalt-, wte Baaep-SrOesrtes, tntan
pii@s unD tmpOrttrts 8rlpe u. I. %. !5eiCn-
pers belisbt fnb~ ss8enspartts bic Date Gradrrs
BON SbteasO. ipsl5e bter eGt su bactn ltnD.
Niebbaber outer Weine, 2iqusure nnD Cigar.
rem fnben bel Setrn 5tmmt timer etpas
aaI terena Gef@mafe. Yretls lebr btats.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

Gine neue @fetfen S,eel nit iets
san3en Rssiifern III gum gsrtauf aussetsli.
80 1T Elm ScrrefFites Mert fur tletnere Rlr-
den, BET Son III rein unb fart. Der Ban 3psf,
maeis unp irlib unb bic Nusfattuna bel aIer
Ginfa6bsit paFtne.
Nustnnft tSirb ertbeilt BET crn. 5. s1nssi,
Ns. 81 Welf Nsunte strobe. Der Srsantii
Der neuen Waria Simmelfabrttirhe 1T terei'
iibsr tie gel&aFsnbsit Ger Orsel Rdb.res nit
sutbsilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

Srtefeader.

BrDwnSptIg 81. .. gefsn Dant fir
ben pafsta Anfans. Nur rnutbig DcrDGrts.
Minona, M. 8, gebr niafcmrnen, be-
Greuno.
ct peter. 5. 9. Otises sslts aud fir
gle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Ne Die Gmittnn9en mu6ten
rpeaen anceren QelefrTss auf nd6fte
Uphe petGhcben rercen.

Dtert4tise 3stt.-Me WsntSe pm
zen i'm 2sben bic rt9tiss 3eit UNI ssbsn DaDsr
oft ibrem Raine sntssssn. 5af Du ouitsn,
70 aeerau6e 3u rtGtiser 3eit Or. @usut no
nie's 5ambarser gruftbee, ano DIV ttrit MOO
Der nitt auf eem 8rantsnlaeer an bereren
baben, bab Eu bic ri6Iiss 3sit, BEN untr0sl'
iein au lsusrn, SeIpaBt battsh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

Dem 8rn. 6sn,p 6err puree CUR
Setter ieiner setnidtrtsen 9oh3eit tebten
Dtenfas pcm 2teberfran3 cine Serenabe ge.
bra6t, perbunoen NIT Der nsberreihuna
metrerer 0elhenfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

Aus Rev Sambera, friber WaseriY
NsQs. Wrisbt g.. tptrp beri6tet, bae in Dor
tiger 0eBeno not CUTE 6elesenbeit fur heutlGe
AnlIsoIer IT, I'm 0auo gu ~faSfen, bsisu grets
YUn Sc biz Sl5 per Mdsr lebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

Deutf&er 3atnarat.-Dr. 6. $3.50
mans, eeseniber BEN Rarftbauie. !SGbns aus
aescsen cbne S9msr3en nit Nitrous Oxide.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Minn. Mm9eu= nnb SbrenS
Snffitut.

office: SIDE Der Dritten unc ct. Peter
CIR. Wrat: Or. 8raneis atwCct, Na6fOlr
qer pes 5rn. Or. s6wur3ba6. Office Stun'
ben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
N0S

a Si&tre 6eifuLe prn Gidt unb Rbeumatisnps cher
E8d'truna uber Doe ein,ise. f6ere, leidts rns ifnels
& ustur aendse unb Ia ZEN bartn6fiefen Sdnen bhlfs
8reide 6~eilnfttel. Dtefes Bud IN aum Nubsn fClher
"a 3raafea perfost ptl6e Dtne @rfcla Gertte un6 nus
81 Iefe 9 teni sNtbi3fHen eebrdu6i taten. 5erausae8e'
6ben ron etnem Weni6enfrtunpt. Sbiees Nn'6sn,
&burh peltss 6untertsn ron 2etbfnten Gebclfen
Awurbe. ptib oeaen Ginf nbuns rrn % atuts pertcfrd |
M~perfanbt. Nbreifre:
EGerman Medical Institute, 551 Pine St
In St. Louis Mo. |
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

sc. Gtterle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deatl1e gputbefe, 200 OR Z. CITRATE,
Gde res BrrabraY, ct. paul, Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Gte StaatS, Mnffaltem

In Rinnsiota ltesen benz iunesn' Staate BE-
fanntli9 l9wer auf BEN Masen ; auf Der an-
bern 5eite bat Winnsiota ebeafaas bas &eat,
e%epi0srmaben aOls parauf ~ ietu. MGbrenb
Der lssieu sebn Sabre raroeu fir bic befsbsn.
ben etaats. Mnlalten fOIseube Summsu ser-
LAnAAk
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

SO. @eiB, 100 Natafba Ctr, p~srfanft:
Sefsn gsrsp per @alcre.-.."....-... 81
,.Seab gtsbt" Sel per 8auone..... ....... Is
2 gfaup einsemaGte vFtlHe fur."...... ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12

: $a!sen'3insnns. seIGwpuene Draien cser aarfe
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The New York herald., 1876-03-05
Our London Cable Letter.

The arrival of the fleeing Pretender, Don
Carlos, in London last evening ends for the
present the troubles he has brought upon
Spain during the past five years, three of
which he spent in that unfortunate country
He can now show his fine form in perfect
safety to the admiring gaze of the London
ladies. The English press do not take
kindly to him, thinking that whole skin is
not much to his credit If he pays the mill
ion he owes to his English admirers the
papers will not judge him so harshly, for no
one can discriminate better between the
scorn to be pointed at worthless Pre-
tender and the respect to be paid
to customer than your Englishman.
Disraeli, on whom the sun shines now,
even if it leaves all else in London rayless,
keeps on his conquering way. If he scorns
any title himself he may make his Queen an
Empress, and that is q sort of privilege that
in land of caste he may be well envied for.
From England, too, the Belknap shame
comes back to make us hang our heads. The
dubious greed of Bacon, the corruption Of
Walpole, the avarice of Marlborough,
belong to the past, and we can only resolve
that in the future we shall be able to look
back to the time of Grant and Belknap as
calmly as the English historian looks back
to the worthless we have mentioned, and when
even Mr.. Schencks dealings with Little
Emma will be confounded with another
kind of scandal On the heels of
Little Emma comes to us a racy
description of the sport over which London
is going mad-the rinkomania. 1t went
mad over velocipedes just as we did here
some years ago but the enthusiasts think
it will only fall when London Bridge is
tumbled into the Thames. How our Ameri-
can horses are faring in England is also re-
ported, and with the chat of the theatres
and gossip of q dozen kinds our London
letter is repleto with varied interest.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
A Centennial Canvass.

We print elsewhere some accommodations
in reference to the proposition that the
American people should celebrate this cen
tennial year by departing from .he dirty and
dangerous paths of party politics and nomi-
mating some one of our citizens for the Presi-
dency in whose veins runs the noble blood
of the Revolution. "L" suggests that we
take John Quincy Adams, of Massachusetts,,
and John Hancock, of Texas, and asks,
"What more glorious names for the centen-
NAL year than Adams and Hancock 2
Centennial writes from Philadelphia and
nominates Senator Frelinghuysen, of New
Jersey, grandson of General Frelinghuy-
sen, of the Revolution. Continental
writes from New Jersey, indorsing our sug-
gestion generally, but without naming
candidate. Convention" writing from
Washington, proposes that the HERALD
should call a Centennial Convention, to
meet on Juno or sooner, to discuss great
national questions" and "inaugurate
national peoples party" If the HERALD
were to call this convention, our correspond
ent thinks, ''all the people would say,
Amen r
AS to the nomination Of Hancock, of Texas,
we should like to know whether he has in
his veins any Of the old Revolutionary blood
before we enroll him on our list of ''ccnten-
nial candidates. This point is essential
and is the first qualification. AS to Freling-
huysen, he has q good name and very good
Jersey blood, but he unfortunately has be-
longed to Grants subservient Senate. He is
one of the Senators who have allowed the
country and the party to drift without pro-
test into the control of q ring of military adj
venturers and advocates of Cesarism with
out ever raising voice in favor of the Repub-
lie for which his grandfather fought with so
much valor. We want no one from this de-
graded Senate.
The proposal that we should have con-
vention to rearranga the constitution is
timely and will bear careful thought. What
we want is an old fashioned Hail Columbia
Yankee Doodle canvass-one that will bring
back the men and the memories of the Revo-
luton
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

and the transformed soul has confessed
Christ and followed Him in the way that
Mr. Nicholson will point out, then will the
Church have not the form of godliness
merely, but its power also, and the king
dom of God, as Mr.. Jptten believes should
be, will be the first object of search. DR..
Armitage will offer the sheep that was lost
rs peace offering, and Mr.. Saunders will
send the Prodigal Son into Gods vineyard to
work instead of keeping him to herd swine.
The salvation of some persons is of
such sort that it may well be
described by Mr. Phelps as by fire.
Mr. Alger will present the evidences
for belief in the recognition of friends
in the future state Mr.. Leavell will discuss
the communion question, and Mr. Rowell
will claim the Christians legacy left him by
the Founder of Christianity. Mr.. Dowling
will enter the solitary places and with voice
and eloquence proclaim the glad truths OF
the Gospel. DIR. Fulton and Mr.. Mulford
will make Mr.. Belknap their text, tho former
comparing the fallen War Secretary with
Stanton and proving by the comparison the
necessity of personal integrity to public
faith. The latter will contrast the complex
robbery of Mr.. Belknap with the simple
theft of many poor man who is now atom
ing for his crime in q murky dungeon. Mis-
sionary addresses will be delivered by Mr..
Vail and Mr. Leavell, and the visions of the
prophet Daniel will be harmonized by Mr..
Snow, the curse laid upon woman will be
lifted by Mr. Giles, the lessons found in the
boyhood of Jesus will be taught by Mr.. Nc
Carthy and converted live Yankee will be
exhibited by Mr.. Morgan not as rarity but
to illustrate the traits and tricks of the
species.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

system, monarchical or republican, that did
not hAvo its sewers Of corruption We have
no doubt that il, like Asmodeus, we could
lift the roofs from Washington life we should
find thousand cases of peculation as
iagnnt as this of Delknap. The discovery
is the scandal. Tho fact that an officer who
sat at the side of the President as his trusted
counsellor, and had the care of one of the
most important departments of the govern
ment, should show himself to be not only
common thief but an oppressor of the poor
soldiers shows the insensibility of the
present administration to the common obli-
cations of any government to the people. 1t
must not be dismissed as an isolated case,
but as a symptom of deep and terrible
disease.