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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-30
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laidenaiidyn &C.. femie elm fGnes M!prtimaA
bon Faar. unb tilSbiien.
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&eserleate. a.fAsYAAt!

Sci Der am nddJfen Cienfas absutalteHhen
resnldren Weetin9 werbcu eia Obief Snseaieur
xno apsi Aiffenten se.pablt perben. Gin gu.
ftiti9es Grf&eineu pirb ernprtet.
G. q. QeaQtL 8ormann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-30
3oyssp ~ ~vertamfen.

0orssp ~ ssrtamfen.
1a oxben bon oobn 2einert %bcabGHtieen.
Oas bom @triiorbenen binterlaTens @ruuh.
cigsnttu sas 8 Meilen slorb BON ct. Soiepb se.
leaen, SEC. 3, 1opn 1913. &amse 90, uafai.
iesb Gin areal bon 2oe adsrn unb guar:
80 Nder unter Ylns,
IS Ider sules MieierIanb, nei9es
bur4 cine Greet bewdiert wirb;
30 Nder fdtueres 9ols; Der Reit
Yappelbui@;
inter iebr sanfiaen Sebin0unsen ~ bsrtaufsn.
Tuf Der 6arm beinben ii1 elm SwsiI0dises
sSo9ntaus, % bel 81, unb stalunses fir
40 Stid @isb. Gin gutter Hruunsn beim
Sauie. 9as san,e gano it einsefenst.
Nabere susfunft ertbeiIea
i&ebr. R%e,nsst, abon. ober
i1 SnI. @eteI, 81. 6leub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-30
Vrebe ausmabl
'4ttcisln ,sssb zd5u9e,s. &C..
9piey9 0iaiA

81. eIsMb, IN benz Nri6aeS6ube, Der fattcl.
s7 4ir4e aesenaber.s
Die JsAsn uab biaisAen sAate uas etisfels
fasft mau in isineM store. .
4soett assf 8e(teQana
mirb auf'S 3d,aellae anb Vromptefe anaeiev.
tiat usb Nusbeferunsea iosleia anb bsusrtaft
beiorot S-ts
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Il -ttifde 0ii4e tar bic Gaaen,eit bel
{. HaxIer.

Die Staet eoufoa uar in Der Ietten
8o@t Ser s&auplat elmer arsen e@ldserei,
IN sel9er Elm Nana tobtIi9 unb beri@iebene
osbsrt f@ser bertuunbet nurben. Gin Gaufen
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oesenannten Seruunbunsen tortamen. Die
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~ess etraie nidt euteeben.
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~ u q. eisss. 20 rssts Deere's4 eeiint
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staii. ade sorten earteufamsreisn eben
sssas.caMsn Vcr,eGan. NIB @iaapaaren,
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sssetr 9asstaltuss sstbisen prsOaite 6mO Gets
~ estfs tsi s"o rs''
Assss ~. l1eafer.
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&lie1ta1s
1te 1. OtstNo1
ct. %aul. =. Paeiee. Gdeabs(a.
0tatA ~ S~ertamfeu.

0iatN ~ pertamfeu.
Na&hebenb n6her be,ei6netts eant, in
eotun atbanp unb &raia asteaea:
TO4@. 2. Z. 1875. y. 81; RE- / 6.
2. :: 1876. x. 81 Mno 0H / g. -.
8. 1876. &. 81.
mus ayr Stipulation einee GiMtertaGeat&ak
baIS b~ertauft wnbeu. sdberef bel
- SAtet 4epiaSer,
p 4edieaupalt In Ct. paul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-30

u sk bestf@ns n6~tr ussh H1eb&1nNesAs
Rna N q. 9Aultea's Gysslsse e6t ,Mse Gais
" tp1Rn. Gbdsr Rn& esfkt boz. uudts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-30

9ie S4uInabI.-Qe tten 0sedhns MtsS
ssabe be- emss,s te9nis ah46fdssR eRss
3idkte fir biz ona niia41fitsa 3ast a~tpabateatt
@aM bv s 1ireetussn ~ nesssss ,npdSb6uFjb
aen e1rd bdiriets IN 81. Gtos& d~fgt4rttask
Die mhi@9fftaaw @uN tertif, ben otmnt
tessm nrniharam eufAbse@ure, feer rsttess
esaise srbikte 0ex&tsss, ,@e Re ia bd isba
3sH eossamannt Flnsn i'd "a, &6sNb, sfads
BEN bae 9lehdtas sep &at& hRfaHnak, ud0nws
n,kn ertutt.
eae bsaas Hapu1 aafssaslss Saatb hadegra
BON bsr yee5eseb he hrseHstm Stosurs1Rs
ssAefteitteA mssAa,. huatts nnre Elm afkssdt
3i6tt, petdvs spai einksxn s~fthnrgEhsrn hi
siuer Spsetaa. Ye~<tm,u,dns anHeplEellb hnd6n,
aiebasssiaumt uns j0Isssls errras essasp
eviu1ttt:
burs3atre:
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9. 3NStinas1 WA. HssassRs
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SeAssss. usS q lieyf si4t Ar minSeif 4inrat!sl
soor, BAT h1iebensAe ibssx abtrrassns etel.
lung sur 3affesrsbeu Xsrr serSaItn nkrsss.
DsFtauStsltaRs, tte 6ssnGt,. 0ssus
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: Dir care fcrtistx alsitsr se1t Az
GbeIbrod.

- totoeute eerrsn tpsroen ala Gnnbiboten
osnannt fir bic am uddgteu mOatas ftattNn.
eenoe @abI ber Stabtbeamtcn bon 81. Gloub !:
Gits. Seascr ~. q. Dobb.
'e9stmetRer - sobn &sfenbtroer.
:" oriebensri&ttr s. g. etane. sornes.
Orssort, Spencer. esa. @imaa.
0tberman !. 8arb = g. Vopeu.
.. 9. @ete( ODER @aite.
9. 3. @einbarb.
.ts 4. &c. Gnberte.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
DeTera,es 20 me Peu,,en,iary.

The following citizens leave, in charge
Of Sheriff Anderson, this afternoon, fol
the Nashville psn~itentiary: Frank
Pierce, perjury, three years; James
Burke, grand larceny, three years; Phil
Payne, murder, twenty years; Henry
Williams, horse s~tealing-two cases
thirty years; Albert Tuggle, obtaining
money under false pretences, three
years; Henry Harris, robbery, ten years
d. X. Thomas, forgery, three years;
Robt. Thompson, cutting and stabbing,
two years. William Smith alias Joe Will
Eams, house-breasing aud larceny, ten
years; james Mcbride, larceny from
person, ten years; Susan Howard, grand
larceny, three years; Henry Holman,
house-breaking, three years.
j. W. o'Neal, George Green and John
Thompson, till-tappers, appealed their
cases to the Supreme Court. Ephraim
Bowen, Hoodoo doctor, also appealed
his case, aud these prisoners will remain
at the county Jail until the Supreme
Court meets, on the second Monday OF
September next, at jackson, Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
Why All Nevada Rivers Run IHtO
the Ground.

1t is a well known popularity of
our Washoe rivers, says the Virginia
City Enterprise, that they all sink
into the earth. Each river empties
into what is called its sink" or
lake. None of them get out Of the
State or empty into the sea. This
curious fact was once curiOusly ac-
counted for by a queer old fellow
who made his home in the shadow
of Mount Davidson. Said he:
"Ihe way it come about was in this
wise: The Almighty, at the time
he was creatin' and fashionin' this
ere earth, got along to this section
late on Saturday evenm'. He had
got through with all the great lakes
Superior, Michigan, Huron, Eric
and them had made the Ohio.
Missouri and Mississippi rivers, ant
as a sort Of wind up, he concluded
to make a river that would bea.
anything he had done in that line
He started an traced out Humboldt
river, an Truckee river, an Carson
river, an Walker river, an ReesI
river, and all the other rivers; an
he was a leadin' of EN- along, cal
kelatin' to bring 'em all togethe.
into one big boss river, an ther
lead that off an let it empty int
the Gulf of Mexico or the Gulf o
California, as might be most con.
y%enient; but as he was bringin
down an leadin' along his branche.
= Truckee, Humboldt, Carson.
Walker an them-all at once i
came on dark, an not bein' able t
carry out his plan, ne just tucked
the lower ends of the severa
streams into the ground where the,
war, an they've stayed thar eve.
since"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
A Historlc Document.

The visitor to the British Museum may
nov sac, in passing through the Kings
Library, among the curiosities exposed
to view in the table cases, n copy Of the
indulgence issued by Pope Leo X for the
rebuilding OF St. Peters, at Rome. This
indulgence was issued and printedin The
year 1917, under the direction of Albert,
Archbishop Of Meniz and Madgeburg,
and It wat sold by John Tetzel and Der.
nardinus Ssmsoh as sub-commissaries
The manner in which Tetzel carried on
the traffic led, everybody knows, to the
remonstrance of Luther and the ~institu
ton of Professionalism. This document.
printed on vellum aud on a single sheet,
was purchased for the museum last DC
tober. 1t is now placed in Table XII in
the Kings Library, close to the original
printed copy Of the ninety.fve theses
against indulgence and other Papal prac'
tees, posted by Luther on the doors Of
the church of Wittemberg on the 3lst Of
October, l6l7j also close to Luther ap
peal to a General Council, dated Novem.
Der, 1918.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08

Lieutenant Colonel Won Brombsen
died on the 9th of June, in Brunswick,
Germany, aged eighty.fve years. He
entered the Prussian army in 1904, and
served in Butchers corps in 1906, in the
Brunswick corps and the English Bruins
wick corps in the Spanish campaign, and
in 1915, at the battle of Waterloo, was
shot in the breast. He recovered from
the wound, bat carried the bullet in his
body the remainder Of his life-sixty.one
years. After his death search was made
for the bullet, and it was found embedded
in his back. 1t had entered between the
second and third rib and passed around
his lung.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08

Now that the weather is getting warm
again after our short cool spell, ladies
appreciate a glass Of soda water, ice
cold and favored with pure syrups.
The best soda and mead in the city is at
Horace B%artee's, 1923 Main street BE
also keeps a stock of domestic ana i'm.
ported candies which are very fine and
include every variety.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08

A CORRESPONDENT says: There are
no better hotels in the world than those
with which the name of Chas. E. LELAND
is connected as partner or proprietor.
There is the Delavan at Albany, which
is famous as the best house on all the
great lines OF travel leading through
that city; the a~ristocratic Clarendon Of
Saratoga, which, with its popular prices,
is the favorite and most prosperous house
at the Springs; and last, but not least,
the new and magnificent Rossmore, o.
Broadway and Forty.second street, New
York. The Rossmore, being near tbs
elevated railroad, is peculiarly conve
nient TO downtown =" and all parts o.
the city, while its furnishing and the
manner in which it is kept is really su,
perb. Persons visiting New York and
the Centennial should by all means stoE
at the Rossmore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
A Bos,On Boy on asRs.

The Boston Courier prints the
following "boy's composition y;
Z" Hens is curious animals. They
don't have no nose, nor no teeth,
nor no ears. They swallow their
whites whole and chaw it up in
their crops inside of EN-. The out
side of hens is generally put into
pillars and made inter feather dus-
ters. The inside of a hen is some
times filled up with marbles and
shirt buttons and SIGH. A hen is
very much smaller than a good
many other animals, but they'll dig
up more tomato plants than any
thing that amt a hen. Hens is
very useful to lay eggs for plum
pudding. Bet yer life l like plum
pudding. Skinny Bates eat SC
much plum pudding once that il
set him inter the collery. Hens has
got wings and can fly when they
are scarf. | cut my Uncle Williams
hens neck off with a Ratchet and
it scarf her to death. Hens some.
times make Very fine spring chick.
ems"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08

Notwithstanding the past has been a
poor season for theatricals, it is reported
that Barry Sullivan, on his departure for
Europe, was able to leave a large sun Of
money in the hands Of a New York
clergyman for distribution among Amer.
lean charities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08

Professor Domeniche BERT, Of the
University of Rome, has published for
the first time complete the two trials Of
Calico, after the original and authentic
text, with excellent historical commenta.
ries. 1t is proved by NJ Berti that Gall.
leo was really condemned to the torture,
but M. Berti supposes that the Judge who
sentenced him was a man Of kind feel
ing, and found means to ave CALLED
from the punishment decreed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
Rothschnd ia want OF Six sous

There is good story told recently Of
Baron Rothschild, of Paris, one Of the
richest men in the world, which shows
that it is not only money which makes
the mare to 60" but ready money" On
a very wet aud ~disagreeable day the Bs-
ron took a Partisan omnibus, on his way
to the Bourse, zeal which the "Nabob Of
Finance" allghted, and was going away
without paying The driver stopped him
and demanded his fare. Rothschild fell
in his pocket, but he had not q penny in
change, The driver was very wroth
"Well, what did you get in for, if you
could not pay2 You must have know
that you had no money" Il am Baron
Rothschildl' exclaimed the great CAPT
talist, "and there is my card" The dri
yer threw the card into the gutter
Never heard Of you before" said tbs
driver, and | don't want to hear of yor
again. But / want my fare-and ] uus
have H." The great banker was in haste
II have only an order for q Million" hs
said, give me change" and he proiferet
a coupon for fifty thousand francs. Th'
conductor stared, and the passengers Sc
up a hoarse laugh. dust then an "Agen
de Change came by, and the Baror
Rothschild borrowed Of him the six sous
The driver was now seized with a kind O
remorseful respect, and, turning to th,
money king, he said; IF you want ten
francs, sir, | don't mind lending them t
you on my own account,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
Fhe. Voc Firrers. pida,t Paz

Moses W. Fiske, the comedian, has for
several years run a MRS. Jarley's Wax
works Show" in which his pretty dAugh-
ter and others represent the figures. The
fun consists in the grotesqueness of the
representations, and the humorous
speech in which Mr.. Fiske explains
them. After travelling throughout the
country, he decided to take his enter
prise to the West Indies. A few dsys
ago he returned to New York. The ex.
petition was a failure. He opened in
Kingston, Jamaica, and he says that the
part of the audience in the orchestra
seats seemed to appreciate and enjoy the
performances. The occupants OF the
gallery, however, thought they were be-
ing ~humtngged. They had expected to
see an exhibition somewhatlike Madame
Tussand's in London, and they became
riotous. Mr.. Fiske embarked on an out
going steamer the next day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
The Nuisance OF servants Fees.
Homo Journal.l


Homo Journal
The universal complaint as to the
high cost of living at fashionable
resorts is caused not exactly by the
bold Balaklayan charge of the hotel
proprietor. The fees to servants
are the straws which break the
back Of the camel. Everybody
about the hotel must be paid, OF
you get black looks and cold coffee,
Not only the man who waits on you
at table. but even the head waite.
saucily looks for a douceur, Tn
porter who shoulders your trunk,
as a matter Of course, expects extra
pay; but so do the assistant porter,
and the chambermaid, and the man
who valves his whisk. Without 9
quarter in your fingers you may
ring and call for icewater till YOU
are blue in the face. The blame Of
all this rests upon the shoulders Of
the hotel-keepers themselves. They
know we'll enough the nuisance ex-
lists, and they encourage the sys.
tom, or at least wink at it. The
remedy is in their hands. Porters
walters, hall-boys, and all othe.
servants should be paid in full b,
their supposed employers, and du,
notice Of this new movement pub
licly announced. Until this fail
and frank system is adopted, there
will always be good reason fol
grumbling,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08
ma EIegnnt Excursion

under the auspices of the c. d. Club,
having been postponed on Thursday
last, will take place tonight on board
the steamer City of Augusta, leaving the
foot Of Court street ct 81 O'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-08

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1891