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Trouble In the Household.

We would advise every one interested not
to buy Yeast or Baking Powders, loose or
in bulk. They are usually made by unskill-
full persons, and have frequently proven
totally unfit for use. There is no guarantee
or responsibility attached to loose powder.
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is always put up
in cans, warranted full weight, and abso-
lutely pure.
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GIVES
CANNOT BE


CHARLEsTowN, March le, 1869.
II. R. STEVENS:
Dear Sir: This is to certify that
1 have used your BLOOD Prepa-
ration in my family for several
years, and think that for Scrof-
ula or Cankerous Humors, or
Rheumatic affections, it can not
be excelled and as a blood puri-
fer or spring medicine, it is the
best thing l have ever used. and
l have used almost everything.
1 can cheerfully recommend it
to any one in need of such a
medicine.
Yours, Respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINsmoRE.
No. I9 Russell St.
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Thousands of AhdavIfs.

Many having used "patent" and prepared
medicines and failed in finding the relief
promised, are thereby prejudiced against all
medicines. Is this right? Would you con-
denim all physicians because one failed in
giving the relief promised? Some 60 to
California in search ofgold, and, after work.
ing hard for months and finding none, return
home and say there is no gold there. Does
that prove it? Many suffering with Catarrh
and pulmonary affections have used the
worthless preparations that crowd the
market, and in their disappointme say
there is no cure for Catarrh. Does that
prove it? Does it not rather prove that they
have failed to employ the proper remedy?
There are thousands of people in the United
States who can make an affidavit that DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery have affected
their entire cure. Many had lost all sense
of smell for months, and pieces of bone had
repeatedly been removed from the nasal
cavities.
Five Thousand Books Given Away for the
Asking.
While DR.. II. James was attached to the
British Medical Staff in the East Indies, his
high position enabled him to call about him
he best chemists, physicians, and scientists
of the day, and while experimenting with
and among the natives, he accidentally made
the discovery that CONSUMPTION can be pos.
itively and permanently CURED. During
the many years of his sojourn there, he de-
voted his time to the treatment of Lung Dis
eases, and upon his retirement he left with
us books and papers containing full particu-
lars. showing that every one can he his own
physician and prepare his own medicine,
and such information as we have received
we now offer to the public without price, only
asking that each remit a three.cent stamp
for return postage. Address CRADDOCK
& CO., 1892 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FACTS for those who have been dosed,
drugged, and quacked. Self-help for weak
and nervous sufferers. Information worth
thousands to those out of health. The new
Health Journal that teaches all, sent free.
Address, Electric Quarterly, Cincinnati, o.
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Mothers Who Have Daughters hat Have
Weak Lungs,
Should arrest the disease when it is in the incpi-
ent stages. 1t is indicated by hacking cough,
pains in the chest, difficulty of breathing, or op
preston of the lungs. If this be permitted to run
on, tubercIes will form, and Consumption will be
the result. most valuable remedy will be found
in Aliens Lung Balsam to cure and check this dis
in its first stage.
L. ILL Aiaiias asxaon nanla
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try are recommending .Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition PoaUders for the following trouble
in horses:-Loss of appetite, roughness of
the hair, stoppage of bowels or water, thick
water, coughs and colds, swelling of the
glands, worms, horse all, thick wind, and
haaups
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AFTER an experience of over twenty-five
years, many leading physicians acknowledge
that the GRAFENBERG MARsHALLs Uterine
CATHoLICoN is the only known certain
remedy for diseases to which women are
subject. The GRAFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS, the most popular remedy of the day
for biliousness, headache, liver complaint
and diseases of digestion. Sold by all drug
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New York.
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The West.
General Brecfffes.


special to the Cleveland Leader from
New Philadslphis, Ohio, has the following
fatal accident ACQUIRED lately on the
Tuscarawas branch of the Cleveland and
Plttsburg Railroad, from BIyard to New
Philadelphia. As the train south from Bayard
was crossing the bridge near Malvern, the
bridge gave way, precipitating the engine
into the creek, killing fireman Jas. Sharp.
and seriously iDjuring engineer Geo. Dear
born"
At Warsaw, Indiana, recently, widow,
named Harriet Grattan, committed suicide
by hanging herself in a woodshed, while
laboriDg under religious excitement. She
was seventy-one years old.
Hiram Arbuckles, of East MONTPELIER.
Vermont, shot George Short twice, and then
leaving him for dead, repaired to he black.
smith shop OF his brother-in.law, George
Bancroft, and shot him through the arm as
he was shoeing a horse. Bancroft ran and
Arbuckles pursued, shooting him in the
back, and a third time through the head
killing him. He then we at to his house and
shot himself through the heart. He is be-
Heved TO have been insane. Short is in a
critical stale.
Intense excitement prevailed in Orange
Township, Delaware County, Ohio, for
several days, over the mysterious disap.
pearance OF Martin Haven, a boy aged seven
years, from his fathers house, on Sunday
morning. When last seen the child was in
company with Eiward Booker, a colored
man employe ed on the Haven farm. The
missing child has fair complexion, and
wnen last seen had on faded blue suit
Booker and his wife are well known to the
police at Columbus, and both have been un
der arrest for drunkenness. Booker is Of
avery dark color, is about thirty.three Y, ars
old, and about five feet eleven inches in
height. 1t is supposed he took the child to
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A FRIEND of ours who is chief clerk in the
Governmental Dispensary, says that no
medicine chest is now complete without
Johnson's Anodyase Lininaent We always
supposed it was prescribed by law; if it is
not, it ought to be, for certainly there is
nothing in the whole materia medica of SO
much Importance to the soldier and the
sailor as Johnson's Anodyne Lininlent.
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For ten cents we will send scientific
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lections from the poetical works OF Byron,
Moere and Burns; also, fifty selected pop
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Dr. Browns Herbal Ointment Suppositories are
guar anteed to cure any case of Piles that can be
found in the United States. sample box of these
Suppositories will be free by mail to any suf-
ferer receipt of twenty cents, to prepay postage
and packing. Regular price 81. Address DIR. O.
PHELPS BROWN, 2I Grand Street, jersey
CITY. n j.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
Snrfiibe NiISerfabrten.

Ser brttiG6e @Oniul tn Sepbab er,
fattst etnen intereGanten 8eridt ibeg
bic Ytleerfabrten pur6 ben %9enannten
6ofsn nap Wecca uno Mebtna. Sn
1876 bsgannsn oie piIser Mttte au.
sue ansutemmen. unp bic Ieste Irfunft
Rsl auf ben tI,Ssitsn Sag. Die 3ub!
Der ptIgsr erret6te 2S.779, etnen 3us
mods bon 1000 WalaYsn, 1900 Rom
Af1icuuern. 1900 ;issYptetn unp 1404
Arabern pom ben ufern DeS &otben
Weeree, btnsesen ere Nbnabme ron
1900 Snotern nno 100 perionen er>
ssbenp. Dte 8rrlammluus betm @'b
el Atbar orer Dem S6lubfsife In Wuno
nuree ouf iber 200 600 s6pfe perans
lh!apt. Diele enprme Nsnidenmenee
sertreute ftb Cbne irgenb cine @ptpemie
ia erssusen, Dbppbl untsr Den pilsern,
Die t6 in Seopub eirl6,fisn, pie OGDEN
eraiFrtsr. Der Sarab, Elm tlsiner uus
ter CttOmaniider Blaase is9eInoer
Dampfer, etns auf Der Netie oOu Sso=
Dab nu@ eem perfl&en Meerbuisn aui
Ger b6be ron Sect TN Sanuar su
8runDe, unp BON ben an 8Orb bsfnps
tden 400 ptIse,n purDsn ,ur ADJ
ODER jebn 9erettet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
Glue tuettBbuQe mtni;intlde 4bbaunlmns

Die Mus9abe oes edten mebtstntfGen
Sabrbuh:s : 9Dtetter'S &alen0sr fiji 1878
TT iebt fertta unb unenteeltl.Grbet Oruagt>
ten unb &dnblern ouf osm 2anee IN aaen
Sbetlen Ger geretntsten Staaten unb Brt.
tlfh- 4mettta's uno wtrtltd In ieoem ctptlt.
| ftten S6etl Der rreflihen 6albfusel su tas
ben. Dieter &alsnptr tn felt etwa etnem
Sunitel Sabrtunbert re9eindBt9 Bet 8egtnn
ieoss Sabres berausaeeeben wCrbsn. Auber
pem r~tdbttqen praftI6en &dtb fir bic Se.
wabiuna unD OVERWHELMING Der @efuno.
belt entbdlt er etne srOBe NenSe an3tebenrer
Mnb unit rbattenDer let6ter Seizure, uhb oas
Ralenbar,um, Die afrUuDmiihen 8sreGnun>
gen, bic 6%rDnOlDaiiden NOii5sn &c. iinb nit
grDber SOrafdlt ausaearbettet unr merben
ru-daus rt6tt9 bsfunoen werpen. Die
9usgate pcn 9Olettsr's Salsnpsr FUR 1878
wt.o DabrfGetnlth Die srDste @uTlage bas
ben, bic eth irgenDwO in Der Belt beraus8e.
eebeneS meni3'utiAes Wert is Gebdbt bat.
Die Gtsentblmer, 9erEen I6Dftetter unb
Smit5 tn S~ittsbursb, ga. psrren oeaen
tleberieneun9 elmer 3wet Gents Marfe See
eernanr. Der tn letner Naht0ri@att bts,en
TaienDsr ntdt betpmmen fdnn, elm Grems
pl0r Sufd'6rn. XII
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

rlsbev ben &uffanb tn Dasbsfan
pirp aus l,Rts. 2. Nop., 9eihrtebsn !:
5u(t tdaIt& fOmnt Is su mebr uOer ne
niger bGltn0dl0eu Rdmpfen init pen
J~nluygenten, peren @eiammtsabI auf
at6t went0sr als is. 900 Wann eeitte
gen fetn IOu. Essiere ftnp nit euten
Bonsn SerIsben unO leeen 9rpbe Sap
~tetfttt an cen Sag. pOoOn pte Hdupte
ocu II. uno Is. October Elm bersoEe
3eu9ntb 8absn. auf gefsbl bse SIR.
zen WeltfOf bseob f@ Obsrf Girf
yiotal6tr3e in @ilmdrlden nab BEN
Aul Suttl6t, 100 5000 Snfureentep
stne Art bsfsftstss 2aesr srtt6teten uuo
vOn NO aus Ie etnen Haubsue na6 Ger
yanOee> ooupiRaot Su unternebmen BE-
abf6ttatsn. Naful9lcSe Dstfiste Gber
1900 Wonn S~nfantsrte, Disr SOtnten
aubaneE SOlafen unD cine babe Sat,
terte. Am II. October, um z ubr
POr8sns, elfOIets Der Qngrif. Ots
Snlurssnten, Die ron relertt1ten ruff
t6en Stfsteren Recommendation Ne
tsion comuaAotIt wnrcen, btelteu
duBstlT tapfsr Stauc uuo wtGep finf
StunOen lang tslnsn Sdrtt su.ld.
SIN ole Bic 5nlursenten IN p.n Nah'
mitto9Siiuncen fh BON elmer umee>
hung bsctCbi iaben, bro1sn fl ibr yas
ssr ab unc sO9en ild ms @ebtree sus
rid. wObin Die &uNen ihnen pegen
grocer @rmdOuns nidt fOleen fonntsn.
Ser Vsrluff Der Snluresuten 1T unbss
fanni, Do ie ale ibre lUrten uup 8er@
punCeien mtlnabmsn. Den 8uHen
wurren BET rieler @elssenbeit 200
Wann fampfunfdbis aera@t. Vim %
October Ibelfsl SberltI,entenant Gthc-
nOf e,ne lsbr ;aplgsi@r 9~nlurgentens
l6aor in Der ytdbe Ger Shlu@t BON
3srmulo!te. 1t@onUf er'f NIT ptsr
Bata,uOnen zen etpa 1900 Monn
sdbIenpen GeinO nit srOBsm urseffim
an. 1rOg pes bsftisfsn @slGdBfeusrs
upo mebrmalieer BaYonnett-Nngrtfs
pisltsn pie Dosbefaner lepO@ mutbts
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

TIRE poRtiontn. Sbr aus Sniber-@e s
pebren untsrbaltences Eeuer braGte ben
Ruien empinblt&e 0erlufie BET. Der
u%eunRanOtae bluttse &aupf fofete ben
&uGen TO Mann unb bret SfFitere
uno enbtate Obne ieeIides 8elultat.
EtGunUf tcnute ben Getno aus 1etner
fefsn Stsuuns nt@t pelopirsu. Der
R,ets Samur TT faf SOIftdnoie THUR
etrt, ra bic penteen ru(0iden @inmUbs
ner ft1 lammt cen 8eb6roen etaIhtet
baben, uub bic lruppsn nsS cUupirten
IerrGtns nt6t 5srr su rpercen OsrmSs
gen. Die 8ewegune iii DasbeRan III
um 70 crnifer. aIs ory reIi9t6le Gbarats
ter rerielbsn nit isosn Gage iGdrftr
terSDrtritt.
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3776

NeuIt6 finO bei S1fa@ swet eaft'
,dee 70 bsftts sulummcnaeapbsn. eab ote
betceu 9onbafteurt Ylattner uno pfs'
aer lpfcrt set5rtet uno ein erttter Sors
Cutteur. Icwte eth Wal&tnsnfltTsr i1tbt
unerbebIi3 uerlsBt wurcen.
Sci 0afs, In uneurn rtB farSlt6
p!5slt@ pas Sel rsr Hdbre, uno ros
Boot, uuf rsI6em lt& 50 Sdusrtnrsn
btFanser, BIZ cen NOhgnmarft bort
bslu6sn rOUteu, 9ertetb fOrttrs'benc
,utlnsn Die WIblen, no ldmmtlihe 80
Sausrinnen ibrsn Sob fancen.
Nus 8ien wiro iiber ets ~lr0snsnns
ten Q~lttatbUIiten untsym IL. NOr.
neusrpinss esl&rts0cn, mas fUIst: 6dt
bic ,A%!ttattClifen" lhetnsn, felt fe ole
cine be1cncere, BON Der fatbuItihsn Rtrs
de Qsttennte Secte ffuatIt@ antrtanut
tnc, l&Itmms Gage becOrsufeben. Im
leetn SCnutae trat IS flar su Gage,
pab I'm ShOobe Ger 0tensr ,.alttolbOs
ltlAen lir@e", rrie Die neue Secte anti
lib betBt Elm t~iefeebenpsr unb unbstI=
barer 3mts1paIt eineertHen tf. rad
beeuoietem 0ottsSptsnfe Ia rer btei9en
fdptilGsn Salpator $ SapeIe trahts
ndmlt1 elm sbrlamer 61nowerfer I'M
@cttesbaule lelbft BEN 9%OurnaItfsn Or.
2inper elm Sod aus, unp ols eth an
terer .@Idubtser" su sinem 0tcat auf
ben vpfarrer" EirSineer Gufcrcerte.
wurbe Dem Grn. gforrer BON Seiten
Der @nbdneer 1inoer's Elm ftdftiees
0ereat su G5eil. Sinh cae nt@t rs6i
erbauIs6e Scsnen In etneu, GUttes
bau1e? NO6 pi6tteer als bteler tnnere
3wtf Eno pts @sfabren, weI&e ben
vNltfatbOlttsn" BON ftaatltder Sette
besurRsben. 8etanntIt6 erbielten pts
Sectirer Don, @itner @emetnreratbt
bic fdOtiiGe Solpator 4 SapeQe 3ur
uMttbenuBune", mas sur TOIGe bate
bos Der SLrGsn>D Director Iufm Der
@~OttespienR roIelbR etnAeute. Nuns
rnebr bat bic nteper>5Rerret6tlGe Stott:
bolteret Zen btefssn WustRr0t aufse,
furrert, Su bert&ten, weI6e 3e4te Der
.NIttotbpIiten" bint6tlt6 Der toner
btsber absrlaGsnen Sapsue aufsben
Damis wtu pie S~tattbalterst beUirfen
ras Die Solpators Sapele. weIGe rOr
etnem fatbCIiiGen 8ar9:r fit RatbOlt:
fen eetout EOuroe, ben Secttrern ab9e
npmuen uno wteper tbrer urlprIn9ltGe.
9sRtmmun9 3u8efubrt rreroe.
Die rssdtl6en @b9eCroneten In
5fsrretG,l6en 8et6srotbe erObe1 neu
erDings nit tbrsm Austrttt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

uno Dor sinsm baIben Sabre ben CRIB
arbetter 86fsr su @r6mie 9ebetratbst
bat tn Zen erten Gaser nes Nopems
Der 400 fe NIT oemielben BON bort mad
Neufaot In 6olfein, NO ffe etnen Yers
b~etratbeten 8rursr ppbnen bat. Die
Soften, wel&e tbr bur@ bts 8erpFss>
una tbres Ubenerwdbnten unp etnes
Swetten unebeltGen &tnbeS erwu&ie1,
rDaren ibt etne lGwere 9aa. Mn 5.
NOp. erSdblte is ibrem Bruber, cine tbr
%befreunpste GariIte 6iIrebronpt In Sl'
bed eeoenfe TN Qaufe Der Wp@e na@
Nmertfa aussunanbsrn une Dplle tbrsn
dItefrn Spbn ,pie ibr eiaenes Rtno NIT
ftb nebmen. Im 6rettaa retfe ne NIT
Dem Rnaben pom Nsufopt ab, in Ger
ausRsIpro&eneu abii@t, lsbtsren tetnen
f1nfttaen gFeee > @Itern auahfhbren.
aIs le an Wcntae 3uridfebrte, err
sdblte fe tbrem 9ruDer, buB fte cen
0unssn sIddIt@ untersebradt babe,
Am MittwO6 eelanste Die Summer
Der rRsfOrm" NIT pem 8tloe oes tn
bamburs ertrunfsnen Snaben nod
Neulart rpopur6 nte Sadie sur Sennts
ntb Der pOIiSsi eelauSte. Die S6fer'-
l6en Gbeleute wuroen lofort OerbaftrI
uup nab bamburs aebra@t. E:Ori
uodte frau 8Sfer nab ldnserem
esugnen enoltd cod mebrere 3uesz
ifdnrntHe. Darna6 fubv fe NIT ibrem
SObne tn einem "@tterwasen" rer
0Ibsdsr 8abn no& 0ambutg. Nat
etnem fu1sen Belu6e bet 6efannten in
Der YtepsrnlraBe trot ie pen MeA nah
Dem bammerbrOot an. Auf Der Srnds
oOrt aneelanet ma&te fe Den Snaben
auf etnen in Der Terne DOriberfabrenoen
S%tlenbubuaus aufmettiam, ersrtf tbn,
ais er i@ umlob, untsr cen '&rmsn yOn
btnten uno bob i'm iiber oaS SIddens
eel1neer btnibsr. Der Snate f!am@
merte in I%uoesaueit fd nit beipsr
6dnpen on bas 8r1denesldnoer, rod
l5fe bic MSrpertn nielslber nit @eUolt
iporouf eas atnD unser Gdreien uni
Rufen tn's NaGsr tir3r. B6buns
Der Gbat ptu fs tsine Rsue sefIblt
funpern fi6 I'm 0esenibetl ssfreut b.
ben, BEN tbr uno aueebIt@ aud tbttn
gbsmanne ldfteen 9uusen ICsaenOs.
ben III lstr. Der @atte Der 6ral
85fer mubts, na i'm fsine MitlGu!l
an sem 8erbreGen no@eewieIen wer:
psn fUnnte, wteper fretQsIafen uerpsn
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@tienbabm Tabrpldne
Gbtcasp, Mtlmaufee un6
ct. Yaul.

DtrIaHtu. Rrrnratn an.
@btea8U nab @aaern Grprtb# ll.22 Born. *3:G0gfn&nt.
Sottahp Ino Gaatrn @rpre6+ 7;40gla6u. t6:l0 Born.
Soma u. @linn. EiSiHpn.
Vratrtt ba 6tien, Wlilnautet
nno @bteae1 @rpreB-...-* $50 Jprm.* 6.3t SfdGm.
ApatcnnG 5u6e~"".......* 4,52 Na@m. 1O.3OBpItf.
ct. PAUL Inb WtnueappItS 3age
tSia Sort Smelling unb Ninnekata.)
gtrlagea. Srmrn,n an.
ct. pauI. t6.lO Born. WtaueapUlis t7.1G 9rtm.
zoos " *iO 53 "
+i.3ORaGm. *2.2ONcGm.
$40 400 +"
| 1881 " A6f5 "
@inasapUIis 70. Is gurm. g. Saul 900 gUrm.
%l.I5gta&m. +2.lOglofm.
" *4.05 &4.0O "
t6.E5 1873 4"
Sunntass 3I sc.
gerIaGen. RDmmen an.
Ct. Saul. $40 Born. Dainn.apDlis 7.1O gsrat
l0.U5 1880 "
2.30NaGm. } l5ytd6m
$50 6.l5 "
8tnneapDIis S.t5 gOrm. Ct. PAUL 900 gDrm
1.l5Na6n. 2.CONa9m
4.05 4.50 "
as 7.35 "
*GDHEtG9S aus tnrmtnen
j., +GamRaes aus8enpntrnen en-,
tGlDntnes Gusaenrmmeu.
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Gin idbauerltcbes Serbreebem

@us 6ambure 10. Rop. pirb 0e.
f6riebsn: Die GrmOrpuu9 etneS etwa
~aebniGbrigen Snoben bsl6dftiet iett
Treitae 0obt oie 6omburesr Grimt,
nall eb5roe. Yin jenem Abenoe, furs
Dor 10 Mr. t6rte Der Sueel5bnsr 0sies
mann, OILS CT an Der gde Der 8anfss
uno G%rnfaraBe oE Mtttel:@anGl fanD.
pl5BIt6 Elm FebentlideS @tmmern unp
6IIferufe unb 9!eubte oeutltd aus
aneferfiater 8ruf bic Riaaeworte su
vernebmen: vsaB. 8atsr, Mutter, IaB,
es etbt ia sinen @ott nnmittelbar
Sarouf prang Elm unbetmIidss @erdulG
an fem Sbr, Uie penr eth ldwerer
25rper BON Der 56be In oas @oRer
ttnobRlrste. @Uaer SetGrsuna oerlies
er (etnen StunbploB, um no6 BEN
Orts, wrber Der Ansftruf iu itm &C.
Orunsen mar, 3u ellen, uvD uabm lsBt
beim molten S6eine oes @aslihtss
brei Qerlnnen wabr. bte bas @ette lu9:
ten. Sn OemleIben Wcment wtecers
bUlte GG Ger 5tlf:ruf nod ceutliGe,
wie aupCr pom WaHer beraaf {: Papa.
Dapa, Nama, rette MIDI" uno nun
tcnnte Nslrmann aQerctnSs ntGt msbr
awetfeln, bae bier Elm unnatdrItdss
8erbreGen unter benz Mantel Der Na6l
ausoeflbrt pDreen. Gr elite nun, 70
1Gntu tim feline GlBe trasen fonnten.
sur nddfseIs8enen @a&fattOn UNI
iraf rprt einen 6afsn: S%ffctanten, oer
NIT Tim Gin Boot beitts8 unp ibleuni0f
nod esr bswubien StsLle btntubr. Ges
6Giferuf nor tu3wtl&sa ldnSs DIR:
iummt, an bic 2ettuuS oss 9ebsus war
aidt mebr 40 psnIen, unO nur bic 2etG'
Gor &c, bic mon nod BEN Weuen ents
reiBen fonnts. DtsIslbe wurre nit
Dafsn pbne grCBe Wube, ca fe I'm
rubtSsn 0afer ntdt fVrt9etrieben mar.
be~rauege.u8su, ms Boot eeIes' une
OH cie @aGe belSreert. 8tsber mar
&c orr poltsst nod aiGt ssluneen, ben
8bdtern ouf Die Spur su fCmmsu. ale
wslGa mon bic ei9enen @ltern ces un
9IuGlf6sn &inps6 psrmutbeu mus.
Die DambGtssr Na6ti&tsn ibsilen
nit: Der 8eveaht Ger IbdterfDafl
IsnIi fh u. q. auf i,ee in Ger Nsntlaot
mUbnbafie 6r0u, welde i6On msbtfod
rgQsn Diteb0nclun9 Tires S'nrts &C.
frofl pOrpen III. 90 ipli lie ibteu 8na
Der conn noe auewdrtS in SOFT seess
ben unp flrsit6 etntssn YNlOfen Qs.
oeHuber 9edueeTt boben, penn tet
SunQe Elm W'al pisosr su !br tdme,
pUle fe ibn eabtu brin9en, NO ras
@oNer an tieftsn lst. SO IA tCreils
nab Dem Srte, NO Die Nrau Zen Rna-
ben untsresbru@t bat, pom Der Ycliser
bert6tet wCrcen, UNI III srmitteIn, Oh
fG eerfeIbe nod BORT beFnbst. Dte
Grau 1T bereits ueruOmusn, feut aber
ratdrltG ieDe S6uID In @brepe.
Srdteren 8ertGten ;ufOIee Duroe
Die 9et6e beS eItrdnften 8naben, pefen
BtlDnib Photographic uufssnOmmen
lnD in 5uncerter Dol, Gremplaren Yers
Erettet trprben pnr, alS iene bee 11idb>
ri9en uneDsltden SObnes etuer 9eUlfen
GEblie toentifjirt peI9e btS Dor 3y4
Sabrsn uuf 8iUwdrper beDtsnfet wur
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Die unterset6neten, rpeIhe es Fh CUR
Nufsabe 9efeat. arnae, rerwabrlOte Snaben
III trurbtgen @itebern Der STRIDE unb III
brau6baren 8uraern Der meufGltGen Sc.
feaitaft beransubilDen. ldben hermit 2e5
rer, 6anbwerfer unb Sarm>areetter, bic BEN
Beirut In fD tiblen, tbre Srdfte etnem 70
bc&eblen Werfe ill wstben. aufs freunSlthRe
ctn. f& tbnen anaufhtteeen. Nebit etner
fGOnen Setmatb. btetet itH bier ebenfQns
bic fHSne Gelegsnbett bar, lt6 fir bic 5tmm'
tifhe pDrSuberetten.
Qie Srnoer os8 bell. Transisfns.
care of
Right Rev. Thomas Grace,
Bishop Of st Paul, Mimi.
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st cin bcaetabilii@

Gin i%pirtiameS G~isenmiiteI sesen
Malariihe 6ietsr,
9eteen Der Gtn0etpeihe, llnperbauithteit,
Oeiltigc Ttetersehla9en5eit,
llnrubc,
llebcIteit, 9clif, GelbluTt,
Ncrp6ien @rpilGnera,
SerltcpIun9 unp Waut9teit.
6raset bic ron llnberoaulihleit cbcr 8allenleieen
@ebeilten, bic Spfer res talten SteberS, unb pte 9Rcrtus
rial Sranter, ipeld,e 9enaien, ME tic ihre @eiunpbeit,
ibren frbbliben 0eiit, ibren 9tppetit plccer1eiponneu.
Sic nerpen Guh antiprrten yCurG rem 0ebrauh ron
Simmons Liver Regulator ="
Oieie nit 0fe6t bcrubmtc McotSin rceuIut Die 9eber.
beibrbert Die Serbauun8 unb befeftSt hae Gpitcin 5esen
rialartIhe 9eieen.
NuS3us aus cinem 9rieTe beS
Gbrenpertben Nlegdnrer s..
Stevens: sd 9etraud,e &C.
~le9entli6b, lrent rlein 3ult1I6
e6 %erfrrbert, DR.. Simmons
Liver Regulator, nit gu
tenn Grfrlg. Gr nirtt nliIe
unp betpmmt mir better ais
ourb9retfeneere Sctlmtttel."
ser fopfnn0.
4cu9ntB be8 Sberrt6tcr6 Won @eprSia.
SD BABE Simmons Liver Regulator oeaen Gerltrpz
Jung Der Giu9cireipc, ipclbe rurcb pprlber9ebenre l1nrrpz
nun9 Der Sober berrpr9eruIen iptrb, rdhrcno ber lcttcu
bret peer ntcr Sabre on9eIpanrt, une Slrar ltetS nit ents
lnteeenem GrTclge, lrenn er nah Srri6riit getrauHt
lrNree. SD bate i'm fir Elm poriil9libeS S1ciImittel fir
Setren Der Seber. Dies lit r~entaIenS meirc perlbnlihe
@rfatrunS ~teilaljd peS Webr1uGe5 ~heiIelbcn.
.0trdm gSarner, Sberrihtcr pru 0ecr1ia.
Sriginai iiab on~tm ii6)f fcrecItrIt BON
j. III. ZEILTN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
%rctS 81. gu babcn bci alien Orugsjten.
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Wit Damprf6iFsn bes Nprbbtutf6s en- 0lrsb purben Bis
Gnbe 1876 aber $4,000 9erfCaen %bsfDrbert.
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