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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16

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men obermaltGen TsIp3us 3u lammelu.
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btsber e~ngefIbrten 8eSebeabeitsn ftes
ben.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16
i tlletOn n,
(SIr BEN Banberer.)
pie G6aiain Der )ansfrauen.

Bie bic 2tel'e Fedenlcs unb milbe
Inter alien 8lutten i'm Gisflbe,
&aset bUlo unb anmutbDon terpcr:
&lfo 9ldu3et In bts 5tmmels Nuen,
au6 bic tusenbrst6Re aaer Grausn.
ueberfrablet bebr Der Gnsel GbDr.
Bon Der M1ma6t @ottes ouserfpren
Sat le urs bas Sell. ben 9Otn gebDren;
SIT bes betl'sen Settles reinfe 9raut.
60, BON @ott benz eADpfer ret6 bssabet
Sat ie ieses wunpe 6er3 eelabet,
DaS itr ftneltG, e~trfurhtspDt pertraut.
Rarto, Der retnfte 9ue1 Der 5reuben,
Erdufelt 8allam auf bic bsrbten 9etben,
0iebtsuns neue 6pfnuns, neuen Nutb.
l1nc bic Menfdtett barf nidt uebr persagen
SGwetsen foaen ale bttterr 3lagen,
DEM bss 9etlants Mutter 1T uns gut.
S6werites unbetl BAT fts abSewenbet,
8telen Die @eluapbett neu seipenbet:
Als Elm Mesr rolf 9ulb unb @Ittetett.
Selbit pte pOn Dem finiern GeiF perfltrtsn
Sbne 9pTnuna burG Die Wlte irrten:
Saneen Srolt bet tbr su ieper 3ett.
Sa, In Stefen bartbthrdn9ten !3etten,
Wo bic Safer NIT Der Gu0enp itretten,
WtI fe tbren &tnpern nabe fstn;
Steist ote 9Cloe felbf 3u tbnep nieber,
llno nit ibr 3te9t neue 9Ofaung ptebsr
Sn bic fummerDolen 6eggen etn.
Sore, rstnfte SunQfrau, infer Tteben:
DAP Utr nit eer Gu9eno mD4en eeben,
&uf oeS 2ebens rauber @%ilaerbabn,
8ts Die mloen Musen Hh etnt iqliessn,
I'm Did, flBe Rutter, pann su arlsen,
Srei BON jecem fallpeu Grbeupa6n.
Inna Setbert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16
arie9srnfumaen Ser SIrfen,

Nus @ien wirb ilber bic Hlfungen
Der Gurten foleenoe6 beriatst:
Aue Nabrtdten, wel9e aus Der
Elrtei ~etnlaufen, lpre6en BON ben
3ifureeu, wel@s pte Yforte in aus
eepebntem Mase uno nit ratlpiem 81
fer betretben ldst. I'm einem etwaiasn
Nngrife Don Gotten &ublanrs IN Gu
rOpa frdftis entsesentreten ;u f6nnen,
(ammelt Die pforte cine @rmee in Bull
earten, Die Lungs Der Donau, BON Suit
l9a BIG @ipbtn, aufeeifeut weroen lOu,
Ste loQ aus flint Corps, q 10000
Wann, bsfeben, gu benen leeod aus
Albanien pie In Scutart ftebenoen 3wei
afatilden O%tpitonen, unD Don Der
Mcrapa>M rmee pas @arbes@ orp6 IA
ftO6en bat fernsr ioa bas GeRunsss
0tereG, Nuflduf, Sdumla, Silitrta,
parma. NIT $4,000 Reoifs C9elerpsn)
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ben. BUR DonauzArmee leQen so
8ataiQone aus cen weftliden Tbetlen
RleinaFenS fpsen, fit reren DisIoeirs
una Der @cuperneur BON GuIearien,
Rifaat palba, su loraen bat. 5n
Nun(6uf ioIen oaucn 10000 Waun
untergetra6t perDen. Die eeesn rie
Serben unp Npntene9riner febenbsn
Iruppen iperpen 70 nett ~oerrtnoert, pab
Ge I'm S5tanee finn, cine frdftiee Defens
tpe III bebaupten, penn aud DeE
@~afenfiufano tetn Jrieoe fpIot; benr
bic pforte mill ale Srdfts our 8erfis'
una BADEN, IN, eoentueu einem fdrfern
Getnbe 0iberfano Ietl1en au fSnnen
BUR DonauFOtttue i!nD nod swei fletnI
8risssDampfer sefOBen, uno swst fri1d
aneetaufte Wonitprs Deroen nod er.
rpartet. Nidt nur pte DonaufsGunee,
peroen armtrt uno nit binyetdeuos
Munttion uno proeton. 9etiorQt ion.
cert, aud 3wtldsa psuIa.ota r0sgpsn ali
punfte, bic einsm t~Iebeggause slnRtY
ino, befefiet unp nit laweren Sc
i6dgen beleBt. Wtocin 1T p5uta or
mirt uno NIT allen Ssrieben. gs BE-
fBt las ldwere @el6dBe, parunter 6
srobe Srupp'i&e SanOuen, 400
Mann 8elaBung, uno fol- auf aG
Monate perproplantirt rperDen. 81
9teferant Namens Wufapbo Ssft, bt
lie 2ieferung oes eelammten yrvptai
tes- ibernpmmen. Mue sn9ltlGen III
ttaertssS ff3iere, rel&e bis isBt in til
! filhe Dtenfe 9etreten fino, itno in D
DUnaus6 efuneen oertbe:lt .pOrpen. J
Gufl&ut wsroen Srobe DepOts err,d
tel. iewObl on WaHen, 10000 9TH
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&ueIanps ntdt mebr BON unterpriftl
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16
Ser rMf1Ti1=tnrfiiebe gtreit.

Sn unlerer Soreilissn 3eit lberbOIt
Der Eels9rapb bic Iabm BepOrbene DoR
nm 8oGen TN YOraus. Na6bem Ger
eleftrtl1e DRAFT ldnsf Die Nu6sidt
ron wtdtteen Gretsntden ron einem
Grctbetl gum anberen getragen, folot
bihtenber cine 8eleu6tuns iiber bic
Sa9laes,' wte he Dor ben @retsnihsn
NOR. SnbeB btenen folbe Grfldrunsen
p.lentIi@ gum GertdnpnIB fir ben Se-
fer, rreIGem bic 0erbdItniiie fern Ite9en.
90 1hretbt man Iber Die eefdbrIt6cn
Nbf6ten Der ruifl&sn 8esteruns aus
europa:
8enn bic 05Ifsr Gurppa's It@ In
Griepensbufnuneen einptesen Ia6sn
iOIten. 70 trtft 8uslunD iepenfaas fets
ne S1ulo; benn S6la9 aaf SGia9
erfcleen BON b6dfer SteIe frteseril@e
Sunoeebunsen, 70 paB Die pfCrte ents
tpeDer ben Gprcerunsen Nuslanes noGs
eebsn mub, Ooer ote ruliiide Irrmee an
Der Doaou aufmari6iren fiebt. Sod
ii bte &eoe NIeranber'S II. niGt Sers
'baQt 70 ibsrraldt eth Uffcteu OerDf>
fentIt&tes Circular ces ruIEl6en
Rei6stansLsrs, reS Girfen @orti6as
fcff, pel6eS bic MDbilil iruu9 Don ie68
Armesecrps antinotst eth perfSnoli6er
@pmmentor au rem failerlthsn Tsrte
uuo cine 1ebr pol1ence @inIettuns Al
Der In @UnfanttnCpeI onberaumten
@pnferen3. Das 3ufanpefommen oers
1elbsn IGstnr in Der Ibat aud 9elthert.
Ausin oomit 1T f~etneswess etne @ers
fdnoisuns Der Md@te Iber ote 6ries
beusbeDtneunsen aud nur aneebabnt
8enn Nublanb auf fefnen fit BIT
Dur6fibrunS Der Hefcrmen Bsforcer'
ten @arantieen befebt, 70 orbetten ote
DtpIcmoten umlonf. Die BON &uB.
LAMB olS 0arantie seforoerte Gntwafs
nunB Der eeiammten 8erDlferuns Scs.
MEMS, Der 0erSespwina unp DuIear:
tens Dpue llntsrl9teo ces @laubsns
fam pie pfOrte nt6t curdfIbreu, ielbi
rsnn fe ben aufrtdtfsfen 0iQen bat
ts, pa bic Mcbammecaner ote Abliefsr
ung ibrer 8afen aIS pie i9mdbltGf
BslGimpfanS anleben unD oielslben 81
aen pte R%esteruns, als etne uerrdtber
TIDE, Gebrauden wirDen.
SO puroe nealt6 u1anderlei Ibe
cine 8erlGw6rune tn G%onfuntinOps
eeeen bic loeenanEtsn Nefcrmminths
nnp eeeer ben Sultau leIbR bert@te
Gsp6bnlt@e 3ettuuss> 3nten Doer 90
furGtlamsn. intrtsuonten 9Ofeuten
umIauf selsBte @eri@te rraren iepeu
faIS nt@t bes pubels &ern, icneern c
crObte Der AusbruG beS Snerimms b
Altirten earlber. paB Der &ufianO I
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aarien ron Geinpen nes ue manil6s
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ptdt eebroden bdtten, weun le MID
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= bru9 oss funatil@en, aIttirftiden StO
.aes, Der tntrlbenb Der erbdrmlttt
= 8Oue aufebt, tn pel&s f@ pts pfOrtsl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16
Ser rs amberer.

phantom srfldren barf. Der aeue @af,
Der auf bis politi1he BGbne unleres
GrptbeileS tritt. bat frdfttse MuSfeln
unb arpbe Rnp@en.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
THE WOE OF KENTUCKY WOMEN.
The Awful Effect OF Snuff Dipping 1T Destroys
Beauty and Withers abe Frame-A Cry from
Hopkinsvilie.
from the HcpkinsvilIe (Ky) Democrat.1

From the HCpkinsville (Ky) Democrat
Talk about the opium-eater or the
whisky drinker, how much more are
they to be pitied than the lady who is
addicted to dipping snuff ? We be-
lieve there is more snuff used ia Hop
kinsville than in any other place of
its size in Kentucky, and its use is
steadily on the increase. Hopkins
vile had a reputation for beautiful
women, but how long that reputation
will last tbs hard to tell. Some of
the prettiest women we knew ten or
twelve years ago are now nothing
but faded flowers. Lips that once
looked like ripe cherries, and for one
kiss from which a man would almost
give his might arm, now look more
like ripe apples than any thug else,
We can think Of The cheek once
full and rosy is now sunken and
colorless. The chin, which looks
longer, now glories in a bronze
colored stripe, which reaches down
to the throat. We were going down
the street the other day and noticed a
lady coming up. 1t was a windy
March day, and the lady's skirts were
lifted little above her boot tops.
We know the aristocratically arched
foot, but hang it what had become
of the nicely rounded ankleS 1t
wasn't there. When we got near
enough to look into the lady's face,
we knew the snuff had done its work.
Snuff is robbing women of their
beauty. 1t is more harmful than
smoking, and more repulsive than
chewing, and its use by ladies is
almost as much to be condemned as
the drinking of whisky by men; and
if the ladies have grounds to talk
about men drinking and smoking,
they are assured that snuff-dipping in
the ewes of men is about as repulsive
as the smell of two-cent and-a half
cigar, and sniff of s'rife" whisky to
the olfactories of the fair sex. We
indulge the hope that soon there
will be an anti-snuff society formed,
which will be twin sister OF our
temperance society. We have no
idea how many ladies in our city will
take exception to this article. Ii all
that use snuff were to get after US,
we would call their name legion, but
we are upheld in our action by some
of the most sensible mothers in town,
in entering a protest against the
habit, the adoption of which by a
girl is almost as much to be drea ded
by the parent as in the first taste of
liouor by a boy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
A Soul Marriage.

Miss Matte Strickland, daughter of
Hon. Randolph Strickland, ex.mcm-
Der of Congress from Michigan, who
some months ago formed free-love
alliance with one Leo Miller, upon
the Woodruff European plan, has
come creeping home to her parents,
ruined, pitiful creature, asking for
shelter and a place to hide her face
and shame. Miss Strickland was a
young lady of rare intellectual brill
fancy, but, it seems, unbalanced, and
in executing this "soul marriage"
which was not to be "thralldom of
the fesh," announced that she was
inaugurating the pioneer movement
of great social revolution which
was to elevate woman from her pres
ent condition of slavery to the no.
bility of a free peer of man. Her
father and mother were nearly dis
traeted, but she turned deaf ear to
every one, having become thoroughly
infatuated with the views of that
hussy of Hades, Victoria Woodruff,
and come to Wisconsin with Miller to
live her ideal life. Thus does that
arch traitress of her sex, while adj
vocating "social advancement" and
the thigher education Of women"
leave path strewn with wrecked
hopes, ruined lives, and the bleaching
bones fiber victims-not all of which
are exposed to the light of day as in
this case, but buried in family closets
all over the land-while she, the
brazen procuress that she is, flounts
amid the throng with the money paid
her by the fools she destroys Fond
6m Lac Commonwealth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
ESTATE-YoUNG.

In Probate-Grant County Court In the matter of
the Estate Of Milas Young. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John Ryan,
Administrator of said estate, setting forth the
amount Of personal that has to his hands,
and the disposition thereof. the amount of debts
outstanding against said deceased, and description
of all the real estate of which said deceased died
seized and the condition and value of the
portions thereof; and praying that license be to
him granted to sell all of said real estate except the
homestead and the part to be set apart the widow
of said deceased dover and il appearing by said
petition that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of said administrator to pay said debts
and that it is necessary in order to pay the same
sell al of said real estate it is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in said estate appear be-
fore the Judge Of this court on Monday the Sd day
OF July, A. ID. 1876, at one o'clock p. M, at the
court house in Lancaster, In said county, then and
there to show cause (if any there bel why license
should not be granted TO said John Ryan administra
tor sell said real estate according to the prayer
of said petition.
And IL is further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior
said day of hearing, in the Grant County Herald,
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lancas
ter in said county. and personally served all per-
interested in said estate residing in said county,
at least fourteen days before said day of hearing
BY the Court,
VIM, McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis, the Sth day of May, A.
D. 1876. llw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
A RECIPE FOR CAKE.
Another Curious Case In che Detroit Police
Court-"Quart OF Flour-Four Eggs-Five
stuuees.D
Prom the Detroit Free Press.

4
p;e. IS old if day, and hel
10y M. q Fox. She lives OF
Wa,;on.I Aran,o and she made {
trip to the eastern pc. 49, - W. en-,
to get a recipe for maxim. Ao on %,
got the recipe, got some bee. "" s,s =.
in the station, and she wasn't Ii :
anxious about her case as some
the audience. She SLOWLY followed
Bjah out, musing:
Use about 3 pint of -four, put in
chuck of butter about as large as q
walnut, aud break in
Now, then, interrupted his Honor,
this looks bad to see woman of
your age here
well, l had some beer" she softly
replied, and break in four eggs,
CRATE in your lemon peel, stir we'll
and bake in hot oven
What have you to say about this
| case 2 asked the court.
Nothing. You can do all the
talkipg-quart of flour--four eggs
lemon peei-nutmeg-hot oven.'
You were never here before p
& don't remember that | was.
Will you take recipe down for me
before | forget it p
five got o recipe for ending drunk
enness,' replied his Honor.
Il don't want it; and after the
cake is baked for fifteen minutes
remove from the oven and put on
your frosting.'
do you want to go to the House
of Correction p queried the court.
NO, sir, ! don't. What do | want
to 60 tramping way up there for 2
But you we're SO sadly intoxicated
that the officer had to hire an express
wagon to bring you down here
| express, did [? Was l packed in a
box p
sYou must be very careful in future.
It's bad thing for women to get
drank
No worse than tits for man, aad
after the frosting ia on, set tho cake
| back in the oven for three or four
minutes
will you promise me?' asked the
Court.
YES, pi promise' she angrily ex'
claimed Shut wish you wouldn't
talk so much-you put me all out J
She stood off and glared at his
Honor, aud then, tapping hcr finger
on the railing, continued
You taNe about quart OF flour
about a quart; you put in hunk of
butter about as big rs walnut, and
you break in three or four
You may break OUT said the
Court.
well, | will | want to get some
where, where [ can write down that
recipe before forget it,
She pushed her way through the
crowd TO the door, and as the step
ped out she was heard muttering:
Quart of four-four eggs-fiVe
minutes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
CHERIFFS SALE-PALMER.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. In Circuit
Court for Grant County. Mercy Becken, plaintiff,
against Charles G. Palmer, defendant.
By virtue of an execution issued out of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of Grant County and
State of Wisconsin, upon judgment rendered there
in the 18th day of March, A. D. 1876. in favor of
Mercy Becken, the above named plaintiff, and against
Charles G. Palmer, the above named defendant, to
directed and delivered, and for want of sufficient
personal property to satisfy the same and by drec-
ton of the plaintiff attorney, have, this sth day
of May 1876 levied upon all the right title inter
est which the said Charles C. Palmer had the 14th
day of March A 1876 has since acquired in and to
the following described real estate towt the south
half of the northeast quarter of section twelve (2
ALSO the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twelve ~, all in town five 80, range six
10y west situated in rant County, and State of Wis
consin; which shall offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the front door of the court
house, in the village of Lancaster, Grent County.
Wisconsin, Saturday the 2lth day of June, 1876, at
one O'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Dated at the Sherid's office, in the village of Lam
caster, Grant County, Wis., this 9Th day of May,
1876. j. b. Mccoy,
O. d. THOMAS, Sheriff Grant Co.
Plaintiffs Attorney. owes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
Banks.

IIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF B0SCOBEL, GRANT
Il Co Wis. A. III Meyer Cashier, B. NJ. Coates, Pres.
Orectors-B. NJ. Coates. ]. H. Sarles. Edward Meyer,
Geo. Z. Hildebrand, Joseph Walker Transact Cen
eral Banking Business; buy and sell Government Sc
curites Gold. Silver Bullion, &c. Draws direct on
al the principal cities of Germany, England. Ireland
Scotland Scandinavia France, Italy, the Orient and
Australia. Special attention given to the collection
Of monies apd egaeies in foreign countries Passen-
: or Tickets for lnman and GuyOn Lines. Sl-s2
n go W RYLAND, BANKER, LANCASTER. WIS.
VI Deposits received Foreign and domestic exchange,
gold and United States bonds bought and sold.
Loans negotiated and collections ate nded to- 81 10
r HODGES & Co, BANKERS AND DEALERS
L. in Exchanged and Government Securities, Platte
vile Wis Particular after ton given to Collections
aud proceeds promptly remitted on day OF payment.
Refer to Henry Clews Co. N Y; L. Edgerton N y;
. aiana 30 AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15

IT IS inevitable that the Southern
representatives and leaders (using
these terms in the old and worn
political sense) should do as they do,
oppose al efforts to revita!ize the
South, as we'll also as that they should
seek a historical rehabilitation and
vindication by endcavoring to make
triumphant their so called theories
of State sovereignty AM local or sec
tional supremacy. Their theories
could be left to work out their own
defeat, were it not for the means
adopted to support them, and the
hope that looms up behind possi-
biIity of success. The south, border
and rebel States alike, is made
practical unit, just as was the case
before the war, and that unity is
now used TO dominate the Democrat
ic party. When that party elects
President, which it is to be hoped
will never be, the rebel South expects
to control the administration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his farm, 21S miles north
east Of the village of Mt. Hope, the Woodman
and Boscobe road. Said farm contains $40 acres, OF
which 1870 acres under cultivation, the balance
pasture and good oak timber. being wstered by in
Vulnerable springs. 1t is one of the best farms in
this part OF the country for raising stock There is
a good two story frame house, new 30x4O barn and
underground stable and all other necessary ont
buildings. Also, a good, thrifty orchard and small
fruits of all kinds in abundance, convenient TO a
good school, Churches and market for all kinds OF
produce VIII be sold on easy terms. For particu-
lars call address CHRIS. STORM.
Mt Hone October 81 32ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15

The Atlanta (Ga.) Commonwealth
calls upon the falterlng democrats to
stand in row, and roars at them In
this strain: sShalI the radical satan,
grown gray in iniquity and bowed
with an atlas of guilt, again triumph
over the ministers of light and eter-
nal truth, or shall these crush the
scaly monster under their feet, and
put his serving legions into Disgrace
ful and everlasting fight n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15

Hon. Chas. A. Weisbrod, 3 promi-
mont lawyer of Oshkosh, died on
Sunday, May 2lst, aged fifty.two
years. His illness, which closely toll
10 we'd the death of his daughter from
the same trouble, was caused by the
poisonous condition of the well water
at his residence, resulting from i'm
perfect drainage. A son came near
diving from like sickness. Mr..
Weisbrod was one of the Board OF
Normal Repents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-15
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned, residing five miles southeast OF
the village oflIen Haven aud i've miles nerth of the
yilaee of CassviIe offers his farm for sale, contain
ing 1856 acres ninety of which ander cultivation
and good improvements. and the remainder young
timber land adjoining sill being in section 81, town
all of which is offered for sale cheap. For Terms
and further information inquire OF the subscriber.
soft EDWARD METCALF.