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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17

Die Soffnnus DER 8elognnn0
lit es, tuoS 10 TieIe peranIabt, nad Ml'
disan 5n 9sben, nno bort
pradltbulle SanOcrrien fir Tnrmrn
bon ben
NyeiliCmett 2lGer 2aitS
Der @ranb 8apioS mO Subiana gilen'
babn gompa9nie allS3uinder.
&rdftioer 8ooen, iihere grnoten, bin
Idnolid 0enuo $oI3, feline 0ilrre, @raS'
bipfer (SeuI6redeD, ober Chinch-bugs
(cine 9lrt @an3cu). OleineS gSollsrt,
Iaufenoe Str6me, quite Wldrfte, Gipilt'
iotion uno S6ulen. Sie Giienbabn
iauft bnrb Die @iitte ocS @ebisteS.
4Sreis, bon $4 bis 3u $40 per @fer. =
Man Id)rcibe an ben llntcrieidnete fllr
Sraftaten, 100 aIles uu9e9cbeniit, oentlt)
ober eu9IiIbc. Wlan fa9e MIR, in lusl'
der 8eitunobiae 8efanntmadun9 8ele'
fen iuuroe. @breiiire:
SIS. 8. Su9batt
anb,GOmmifVCnsr,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
Ser &itel lit perfect.
G.bruar !, 1s77-13t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17

9as guanssIiid. 2utbsriihe Mini.
itsrium bon RsnnipIbanien, beiien 100.
SabrsspsriammIune um Oreifaltiefeits.
Sonntase iuGu.ntoun abssbalten tuirS,
bssrsiit 8 Spnoben nit iibsr 173 Ssift'
Iid.n nnb 332 Ssmsinben in iid. mel.
DE suiammsn 65.s2O eommuni3irenos
MitsIisbsr adbIsn. @an rednst fir
bic Sibuns uuf unosfdbr 100 @aitoren
unb 125 9aien.0 .0eIsSutsn. 0is sanse
9utbsrifds 8irde in ben 8ereini9ten
Staaten umfabt 50 SDnoben, 2.44O
9siftIids unb iiber 8, ,7OO.O 900 commune.
sirsnbe @sm.inbsS!isbsr @aitOr
@fubI bon bier iuiro ben Sibuneen Der
Sbnooe beiiuobnen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17
Rod, cine goniirmatisnsfs sfsIsr.- q

NnW ett1e c0nFrWattpusIs'tts XIV
In Der glabe oes $arrisburs eesenllbet
lieasnoen Stabtdens Stem Cumberland
cine bstrddhide &n5abI Selltids mob
neu, luie 4. 3. bic Ssrren Sucob 9eidf,
Gaspar 9anoIib. SObn Gifsr. Midael
Maf, @m. &obs. Sobn Sbubauer,
SuIias $absritrob, Sol. &i9lin9, =
9ibmann, - 8isrer uno &nosre, Die
ibre ib6ne beutfde @utteriprade nod
nidt usreeiIeu, iunoan bisislbs aud
auf ibre &inbsr fortsspflan3t baben, 10
belt Sr. Iaitor S.pau9enber0
bon Der bisiisen Iutb. nS.Semsinos
es fir paiisub, bic 8inber oisisr bisoersn
GItsrn aud sur Confirmation boranbe'
reiten, um fe in bic driitIide Sirds
alS @Iiebsr bsrieIben aufnsbmsn jll
fonnen. lin oieiss gu belusriitelli8en,
srtbsilte Sr. Spanssnbsrs felt msbrsrsn
Wonaten nit unsrmiiolidsm Gifer ben
&inoern ben n5tbissn llntsrridt, uno
bate enblia Die Srsuoe, bieislbsn ON
Isbtsn Sonntus sludmitta9 III elmer
8irde nabe Stem Cumberland 3n eoiifIr.
mirsn. 0as Ggamen. benz iuir 9smdb
elmer freunbIidsn ginloorns bslluopiI'
en-, oanerte ettua cine nno cine biertel
Stunbe, unb, in Mnbetradt bss um'
itanbes, hab bic Goniirmanten ale in
bieiem 2anbe ssborsu, ta9taglih snsliid
reosn borsn unb fprsdeu, nnS nod ME
cine bsutiGe SduIs bsiudt babsn. riiili
fen mir iassn, Oub fis iid ibrsr NufSabs
auf cine bo@it IObsnstusrtbe Beiis emit
Iebistsn. 60 uarsn bsrsn filnf-sin
8nabe unb pier MdSdeu. uno tpobl
bhrfen ibre GItern ftoIs uuf iie iein, lueil
fie ibre Sads 70 gut madten.
Oie 8ird)e ipar bsi bisier SsIssenbeit
sebrdnst boil, Sa ,S pieleiat oas erite
@aI war. bab cine iOIds Ssisr in iensr
Stride itattfanb. Oas neue Sing
DIOR Der 3ions.G .Gsmsinoe ipirtte bel Der
SsIssenbsit burd bas iinssn msbrsrsr
bibider 2isbsr NIT, waS uisl ba3n bel
trus, I'M bas Ssit 3u sinsm bOdit feier'
Iidsn unb idOnsn au MAIDEN.
llnisrm ssiddbtsn gfa@bar. $rn.
Gtsinbuusr 9ebneE Der bic Siits
bate, uns isin NgferO unb Sabr5slls gu
Ieibsu, unb $rn. 2eidt an Reip Sum-
berIanb, bsifen Sat pir tSaren, srftat-
ten ipir unIern iparmiten Oanf fir ib-
re Site unb @uitfrsunoihaft.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17
80. 8

go. 8.
pOaS Yortrait."
GuHoiins bon 8arI s. 8Otbe, @bi'
IabsIpbia.
SO. 4.
,Oie an ben 9 dliiiieln."
auH0Iuus bon 8urI s. IOtbe, Rbi'
labeIpbia.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17

PEngIten. = Dieie$ Bort fommt
Der bon bem sriediiden 8ort ,,pentee-
oste' nub bsbeutet 70 bieI aIS Der so.
Saa, bon SHsrn on 9erednet. Die
Gussiebuns Oes bI.@eiites am1. @Fneit'
f,lt ilad Der &ufritsbuus bes $siIunoes
lit Der llripruns bes driitIiden @fnsft.
feitss. 2ebterss tuurOe isbob erit in
ipdterer Belt, iuobl nidt por benz 4tsn
Sabrbunbsrt, aIs bsiOnberss firdlides
Geit ssfeisrt. a.. .
8uerit feierte man in Der hriitliden
&irde Die gang fiinfSistdsige Belt nad
Siteru iuie einen SOnntap. sc tuaren
bieS bic 6eittase Der llrfirds. Gu ben.
ieIbsn tuurbs uidt sefaitst. uilr ssbetet,
ferusr tdelid 8eriummluns sshaIten
uub babel bus Saerament bes 81. Gbeno.
mabIs ben GIaubipsu seipenbst. Spa
ter bob man aus bisier SsittaSSleit iiuei
bsionbsre Momsnte berbor. ndmIih biz
SimmsIfabrt unS bic aussiebung bee
bl. @eiites. gritere feisrt man am 40,
Sage mad Sftern uub Iebtere 10 Sage
ipater, uIlo am 80. Sag uab Sftern.-
Oie 8eoentuus beS driitliden 8Fnsit.
feitss, bic erite 8eriammIuns elmer DRIFT.
Ii@en @emsinoe, bic grfIin9e Der grno.
ts i'm 8eid Der Snube, Der ngruoteiesen
aus BEN @rab bsS SsiIanbss uusse.
iprobt" unb por3usslueiie uub Dor allen
Oineen bic Nussiebuns oss bI. 9siites
uuf bic Singer, fuoburd oas neue Sc
feb bes @eiites in ibre $ersen seIdrie'
ben iuurbe, bat ibr SorbiIo anl uIteita.
msntIi@sn YfuSitfsf, SIN sIltsn Bun
be ipurbe aud elm Hfneiten ssisiert
Sort iparsn sS bas 0eit Der eriten Grnb'
ts unb 3usIsid bas Seft Der erinusrnne
an bic @sfebs.buue uuf Siuui. Scr
aIte &irdenpntsr SieronbmuS iaet mit
8esue auf baS iibiide rftb driftlidC
Bfnsitfelt ebeuio trefeno alS fdOn
,Beioes, bic @siebsebune nnb bic Gus
eisbnus bss bl. @eitss. aeidab aln 80
Sae nad Sitern. Ssue fanb itatt an
bem 8srse Siuai bisis auf benz Berg
8ton, bort er1itterte osr 8sr8 bier Dat
Saus. Sort srtonten uuter 0euer
iIantmen nno BIibsn. BinbipirbeI unl
OOnusritiumsn; bier stihah unter ben
Grideinet fsrriser 8uusen idnea cir
grauieu BON $immsI, ale zines ssluaI
ti0en @inbes.. Oort bOrte ntan oa!
SGmettsrn Der Boiaune iinb bic &c
iualtiaeu @eiebesmorte, bier Die Srom
pete bss Gpanseliams aus beut Munb
Der SLpOitet." @kM NR
HiterartIdes. - DaS neneIte Sci
bon 8idels "OeutId Mmerifanildei
SsamiIien.8litter" in inns au0sfommer
SoNeIbe bssinnt init eineti iieuen 8c
! man ,,Gpinneunebe, " bon 30. q. Brot
. buu; !. uno entbdIt ferner bic Scrtiebuu
bee @omaus, ,@ns 9iebs eefeblt,@ ,Os
Gotn bes Ningbouern," unb nod bel
Ibisbene fIsiuere aaiidss anb GrddbIut
IOsn. 0sa
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17
@biIattIptin. Mai Il. 1877.

9tebmarft
OGItn, per wfuub 8ruttOsspt9t t.64-62 Gts.
Shaafe, per pSb 8ruttostpiGt, ...-..43-71 -
S&psius, pr 100 pfe., ,asrnfstts, $7.5O-$S.5O
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17
Der erpbs Both Der ..giotbmdnnsr"

Ser @robs Iatb Der .,8otbmdnnsr"
bon YsnuibIbanisn belt Iebte Bo&s
feline Sibuneen in Ieaoin9. Ion bier
bios bic Ssrrsn SEQ. SiIler rmo
Sob. u. Sriebrid ;uee9en.-Bls
man ms msIost, fol- Der uSlte pom
Berg" in Isabins uud ben Slipper uno
ieasn ,.@raurod" erluartet babsn, nno
oa iie nidt tameli, nit Der Sanit 0eorobt
babsu. bic bsiben Ssssr ;n- buIloOOien.
SIT baS 70, &IterIe?
Sis nddftidbrise SiBun9 Der @ros'
2ose fol- in @sttbsIur9 itattfiuoen.
&nfunit bsr ueueH OrgeI. - Oie
iisue srobs Sr9sl Der bisiigen oeutidsn
Iutt. ct. MidasIs. .@smsinos iuirb beu.
te bier eintreifsn, II. fol- iOsIsid nit benz
Gufitsusn bsrisIben besonnen iuerben.
BiS Worssn gladmitta9 tuiro iie anf.
ssitsIlt fsiu, unb am SOnhtaa Sormit.
tag bon Srn. Yaitor @fubl sinse
iueibt iueroen. - Oie SrSeI. bon iuel
der ipir neuIib sinen Gbrib iaben, luirb
cine 8ierbe Der &irde iein, uno csr &c.
msinbe ,ur orOFsn Gbre osrsiden. Sr.
@rof. Seupfer, elmer Der tiidtisitcn
Srsanifen, fuirb bieisIbe ndditenSOun.
taQ lpielen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-17
@eIDF0Gen.

GpIasnts 9slt9 pIrStn fir bic ,,Staafs- Bel.
tuns" srbalttn, bic bisrbur@ nit DanF be-
idsiniat trsrhffi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Palisade Coal Mining Company
III ~ " q "a

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the abovs named Company VIII De
held at the tfiice Of the Company, IN l'alis-
ade, on " ednssday. Ja.uary 4. 1878.
at O'Clock p. N. OF said day. 10, the elect on
of Five Trustees. to serve for the enseIng
year. Also, that section Third % the By
Laws be sm snded 10 rea4. That the annual
Meeting of the Stock hoiaers. for the Electioe
II Trustees ard the trans ctioa Of general
business. shall bechanged from the. second
Saturday in July 10 read the first Wednesday
in January Of each year"
O. II. 7. BAILEY. Sec'y.
Palissde. Dec. 8. 1877. ds
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

Special attention paid to family customers
Mea;s delivered in any part Of the town.
Eureka Nav "a 1877 rv.e5-if
, 1877-01-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: JANUARY

large vase. AIR. and Mrs. John c. Black; tea-set,
Mr.: aud Mrs. William G. Dow; work basket,
Miss Mary Peck; work table, from sister Annie;
case Of scissors. from brother Robert; book OF
tratcd by Dorc, Charles Mears, Jr.; Whittier's
poems, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Reynolds.
M'GOvEHN-vAS AKSDALE.
Thursday evening, 25tl inst, at the residence
Of G. Van Arslale, Esq, No. CT West Monroe
street, John j. McGoyern will he married to
Miss Kate C. Van Arslalc. Tic Rev. E. Z.
Goodwin, D. D., will o1liciate.
MASKELL-KAEE.
Mr. Maskell and Mrs. Kane were married at
St. Patrick's Church Tuesday night, and gave
grand reception at alaskel's Hall after the cerc-
mony. The music was furnished By Fitz-
gerald
, 1877-01-21
WAUKEGAN.

Special Correspondence a Tae Tribune.
W4E6EoAs. Jan. 20.-The beautiful snow,
snbstanyc which has brought forth poetry from
numerous writer's, has come In An unlimited
quantity during the week, and presents not only
a beautiful scene, but gives unbounded pleasure
n the inhabitants. The scene is indeed wintry,
hut not altogether chcerles5. Fast horses and
s,vlish cutters are being utilized, and the young
lovers daily recreate in this manner.
Ten years last M9ndar, MssfS 7ine cam
mand. and asked Miss Alice A. Genung to assist
h,m. OF course the request was reasonable,
Ind Miss Alice readily consented. Now Wesley,
being in want Of some tinware, decided that ,
their tenth marriage snoaa pe e. a1i his
se,.,,rrs and friends, and Monday cyen-
ins in question, despite the extreme
, 1877-01-21

1y unpleasant condition Of the weather.
quite number practically responded, all OF
whom, BY the way, wish to return through The
TRIBUNE their thanks to Mr.. Earnest Fenkel
sleigh to and from their respective homes,
thereby rendering Invaluable service Th9
house vas soon filed and happy timo enjoyed
by all. The worthy couple were constantly on
the alert to promote the enjoyment Of their
guests: The time passed quickly BY, and
the following we're among tic nnnbet
present who vent AWAY Tcil pleased and wish.
ing Wesley, hfs wife, and family perpetual pros
pefity and happiness: Mr. and Mrs. 8. !. Brad
bury, e. E. Partridge, B. G. BlowncE, \: G.
Berry. G. X. Adams; T; \. Coils, Luke McKee,
John 4: Avery, 4 Q. Furgason, james Rogers,
DR.. o. T. Maxsou, Airs. AID George E. White,
Chicago: Ella Amy, Chicago; Matilda Wick
ham, D. Fl. Bradbury, J. ". Connors, Misses
Nellie Montgomery, Eva Dowst, Stella Wlaru,
Miss Cleaver, Cora True, Nellie Berry, Mcssrs-
Horace Wickham, Henry Dowst, Ed Abbu:t, 8.
H. Bradbury, E. ". Genung, Chicago; Eddie
Genung, Chicago, and Elmer Blowncy. The
following sent their regrets: Mr.. and Mrs. H.W.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. George FurSuson, J. 4.
Gcnuue, J. F. Clark, Dir. D. r. Morgan, the Rcy.
Samuel Hair, Mrs. Elisha Genung, Alice 4.
Genuny, George E. Sickley, D. Il. Bradbury, 1da
and Lille Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Nlastl.
Mamie and Hattie Pearee- The presents were
quite numerous, but as there were few duplicates
all will bc utilized.
And here's another. Mr.. aud Mrs. 6. B. Wa
trous dcsiredto see their friends, and Wedues-
day evening being quite pleasant, they were de-
lighted by their presence In large numbers. Tho
guests were all old citizens, which fact served
somewhat to make 1t appear like reunion; but,
call 1t what you will, the evening was pleasantly
spent In social games, etc. The following per-
sons were present: Mr. and Airs. T. n. Jones,
A. T Spencer, ", B. Dodge, George s. Wheel
, 1877-01-21

presents, strugglug with the cards Of the donors
cuuvneta 1a th Of all his mental faculties has
wneh he as s tns
,.b;as He turns with sigh TO cream i;sh
then nInn1g S no1gentiy jots down as ard-basket md
tieH NAV b. .t'o wonder: wonder Us to who Aunt Hat
holder he learns that 1t Comes with the
gets half fhc os Susie and 1key. Result: he
leisure solution OF the identity Of Tue s eEL 70
hnu susie. and key II the 'contractIn. mrtes',
scr,iin ky IN their souls. they will compel sub
full ~ "t''e their donating names in
~ STATED out to abuse your society man, and here
eist than coSi.l i"n NM think would rather
~. ha ~ te questionable slape Of DIRECTING young
Ti h ~" 70 make up for the capture Of man
profession nau,y sy 10 stick to the legitimate of his
~, when they COME oil, without using doubt
''1 n'cans 10 prccfpitste the ceremony.
.,.r., .... BARBARA PECK.
VIII a request that Miss Peck will kindly
write further favors on ouly one side of thc
napvr, the Society Editor solicits her attention
~ ~ sne following advertisement OF a Canadian
clergyman:
A nqkipE ~ apa VA wsASrEn-A PREACHER, 10 YEARS
mesSs3 n,eese5a ,,r .'t H. r. sys
E 10 ss With 10 as ~ aSss an r. soms sn,s xS
= M nsese1ts N,s y ~ talknE md writing: .nt wifi.
nss' s and ,l sincerity sa saset ef
o. Fl rsa, s ss 5se nHnE In;
aSet.!n'1 asssb c.aSa1 ,afs1 nor he
?ss s%asS m s s' s u saa:s1ea ai
hors tt Is n 81 hTessnTy I" stvs totnc ressou q nc
fssehaion nta M9i 10 tG sn1 , II t werk e
Got requires. ~ - Ae "e'3's ~ Aao" "'*'
WANTED: 1 nAcnELons' HALL,
showed III, PERHAPS; at I'LL events society is
aolet anu duh. 1t might be a good scheme
.h,.f,,r {,.~
, 1877-01-21
MATRIMONIAL.

,r, . .o,,.u.h,, .a;.& ,x,.,+ ~ ~.
The most noteworthy soc'al event 0, tne
week was the marriage OF Miss Emma Collycr'
danrhter of the Rev. Robert CollYer, and Mr.
Fronr q Hosmer. of the insuranc. firm or R.
~ 49, - =. ~" rha ,oror,o,,y voe raleb-o,-
ed Wednesday evening, shortly after O'Clock,
at the residence of the brides father, No. 500
North Iasallc street, The beautiful rite was
,.rforn,cd hv n co11vcr. assisted by the Rev.
pe.iu ns.fa.', a., ,r,s .,;t,,essra hx
many of the immediate relatives and
esn,ian eteuun = followed @ the csrcmony, from =
.spo a,,,o.,' ond i,,,rtno t1,nse hnur. not less
10 "eton, % ",,oa -, ] nnr.t,,iote n. ncwy.
married couple. The house was tastefully dcs-
GRATED with choice flowers throughout and
T.,..rat enrxcd renast. Althourb the quests
:.. 1.en41 a,.z r.o;-o ,on+;nrnl1,, thc hnrsc
were COMING sas auu 5surs & tonss and none @ seems
cd to enjoy the occasion more than the genial
Doctor and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Hos1ncr
Dos .'.;.t, a.a;a 49, foshton,h,e hrida] tour and
se"sio1' a'o'o 49,. .as $50 ~ s.xa.>t
are home 10 1ne'r 'lehaS s ou oan s.see, f
unusually large list OF rich and costly wedding
nrcsents. most substantial and handsome in
di,atiou Of the high regard in which they are
held by a large circle OF friends.
Among the number were an elegant morocco
EQifu 5ufG{y AESaGa's tIt9
table, salt, and berry spoons, forks, butter
knives, soup-ladles, ctc., from Unity Church
friends: tea set and wcdgcwood pitcher, from
tic father and mother OF the bride: bronze
card-reccyer, Mrs. Jerome Beccher; Ruskin's
complete works, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Shorcy;
tcte.a-tctc set, Mime. and Mr.. Price; silver card
receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson; silver
sugar-bowl, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Fl. Blaekall; cut
Carved bread-board, Mrs. Brooke Hcrford; !;
tabe-mat,. Mr.. j. C. Galbraith, sewing basket
and chair. Mr, and Mrs A. J. Marble; lnaiolica
nancls in Eastlake frames, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wari BurIing: statuette, "Clytie,' Miss
Cunninrha1n, Boston; antique tea set,
Mrs. B, F. Adams; decorated ebony
papcls on miniature casels, Miss Larrabee: dec
GRATED ebony stand, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley P.
WillSnson: rug and after-diuner tea-sct, Mr.. aud
Mrs. > James /. Fields, Of boston; large gold
lined bcrry-lish and spoon, from tho Home In
surancc Company; French Clock Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mears: silver teaspoons and carving
En;vrs ' onr Zach from Mr. II. C. Townsend and
' H. fihley. of Washington; silver pic
1,nifo NJ HcrheIf Nash. Of Buston; set TED
snnnns ~ Nr and Mrs s. Hess; elegant silver
spoons, p..n, ~ ;a,"ai1cnec safin-ljned. Mr. ". j.
1ots Cno,. s5nt;onc cross. Mis- Nillie S.
E,o E1um. ,,,,.ta+'E,ives Mr. and Mrs, James
Toss,, uu.le' or1-;nsr on..' at Wr and Mrs,
Tho,nas & Wailin: silver end cut-glass salts
5 n9ao snoons M Tan,bton: silver and cut-elass
sa1s ana 9 n.nners Miss and Mr. Purple; silver
, 1877-01-21
TIE WORLD.

TIE WORLD.
An Excited Correspondent !;s
AZ on the Husband
Question.
sudden F'1rore for Sur
nrises Among the
Fashionables.
r,,t the Clubs Are Doingg---Mar-
~, dsge Of Miss Collyer and
Mr.. Hosmor.
,..;ety in the Suburbs"--The
Grand Duke and Miss
Shannon.
rhs Matrimonial Season in New
York and the Appro-
pirate Toilettes.
altitude in Head-Dresses---
The Latest Novelties .
The Polonaise.
ponnets for the Winter---De-
1;cious Knick-Knacks for
Presents---Jewel-
ry Styles.
IDEAS About Hair-Dressing-.-The
patriarchs' BalI"-.A Parisi.
an Chatelaine.
III. Annroaching State Ball--.An
Interesting Picture on a
Religious Fan.
Nh. Eth;cx Of Couxtship, a. Slap at the
Society Node Of Making
Marriages.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-14

she was freezin' 20 death he had taken
otf hi coats and put them around her.
and his vest WAS buttoned around her
head. To take the place of her lost hat.
He stripped right 20 his shirt sleeves,
ssr, 10 save thai gal an no man could
have done more. When the snow &c.
ioo deep he stopped, an crouchin asin
the fence, with tae poor gals face clos
Ia hi,. all their hands clasped. death
came dowa through this lonesome val
.ey ar took 'ein. /; WAS All awful
sight. sir, an the gals father took on
50 that men bad 10 hold him. The
neighbors had 10 lay out the corpses
an bury 'em, an it was right 10 put
EN- both IN nne grave. The mother
went dead over il before the grave was
covered, an the father is gone no one
knows ~hsr It's awful To think of,
sir, an' when | git TO rememberin' all
about it, such lump comes up in my
throat that can't talk"
The traveller look 4 up into the
rough giant's face. aud two tears.
frozen 10 ice by the bitter wind, rested
on his cheeks
An just believe" whispered the
mar. after long pause, and pointing
heaven ward with his WHIP. THAT Bes-
sic an Luke are the brightest angels of
the hull crowd yonder."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-14
WONDERFUL Cures II SEATTLE

One ~ srdtch Is presented. aud many
more on has tooi..
Dr. PAUL NJ. BRENAN-Dear SIR
| take great pleasure in stating for the
benefit ot those who are afflicted with
any chronic disease. that l am a0,e a
srdj m4H For the past two years |
have been under the medical treatment
of different physicians. from whom |
have received no benefit.
! have been suffering with general
ami nervous debility difficulty in
my stomach. and At times dizziness aud
severe headache. almost incapacitating
me for work
About three weeks ago put myself
under your care, and l can say with de-
light that an, cured and feel like my
self again. after having partsken OF
your skillful treatment. To me. '.oar,
labor seems pleasure say this
much, hoping it will be the means Of
attracting the suffering TO you, who
eah relieve and cure them.
Yonrs truly, JoHS BALLARD,
Employed At Colman's Sawmill
will not publish any cures per
formed by me uniess by the full con
sent Aud request Of the patient
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. PAUL NJ. BRENAN.
HOW ALL NAY BE HAPPY And HEALTHY.
The Blessings ef 1t Good Climate Health
Scientifically coHsi4,re}.

Scientifically Considered.
San Francisco justly bears tho reputation Of be.
ing the healthiest city In the United States
Blessed with the most exhileratins( and balny
climate. the hAnsisomest men and most beautiful
women yet there Is more sickness prevailing 2
globe. The question answers itself. II Ia the
reckless way Of living - eating. drinking and
riotins. Even the most robust frame mast st
last suceumb To ths violated laws Of nature. To
the thousand and one ills. real and imaginary
that sitack the FAST fnsn and woman. equally -
many Gu atiyes are suggested. As this 10 Q
healthy climate "a live in IL is also unhealthy
one when disease once gets fastened into the
system. sud 3 weak constitution is very suscepti.
be - its severity. In order 20 prevent its At.
Ia A. the system should be kept in good order
and the bodily constitution. therefore, Insde
strong. when the frame becomes robust and the
mind serene. Those who do not enjoy this-the
greatest gift Of NAture-should at once place
themselves under the treatment Of one skilled in
the science II the laws of health and life and
made perfectly familiar. by q lifetime practice
aud experience, with all the ills that human
flesh and blood Is subject TO. And In this con-
Dection we DeS leave To recommend TO those So
afflicted and debilitsted. DR.. Paul NJ BrenAn of
Philadelphia. He comes with the highest posi-
be recommendations As . gifted scholar, emf
nenfiy learned ia the science Of medicine, having
been educated in the best medical universities ia
Europe and also enjoying the experience Of .
wide and extensive practice Of more than thirteen
years in the principal cities of the United States
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Y OU NG M e N

Will remember that DR.. Brenan has lectured ON
Manhood for years. and is perfectly familiar
with the wants Of all. bath young and middle age
who are troubled with Nervous Debility prena-
ture breaking down Of the constitution.
iasny who are weak aud debilitated wait too
long and let their systems break down before
ing for relief. DR. Brenan Ney,r Fails to restore
youthful yigor aud build up th, body and mind
To its natural condition.
Everything strictly confidential and honorable
with the pr. and fiye minutes interview will con
vince sny Intelligent person that he thoroughly
understands his profession. You will always md
him social AMI glad to receive you.
OFFICE HOURS:
From 10 10 II A. n, ? TO &, 4 a. 2PA.
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Office. TremMt House,

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cousa.iat44Is s; the ofsee free MeiIclne
ssEs q sii parts q the Sound. Also . lis, q
printed 4gestsous ga- patients t. answer
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Gal .rsA s;As- mineral asnsss at-s RaiAes sur.
~syet. sxAaasss4i. sG& rSf~ssss~s Gf~ss fsSSs A-s
e~stnzass~ tl< u.gas=s szarFNssssektx tsrEsHeSs
spee attcEsts xsvc a. iazss surveys. Asa "a 'as
.csaisoa af esty tSss Assi esseAs. kAFs a2Ss arss
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WARRANTS TO care the vogs. of CstAryh %
Taroa, piseases Ia ten days. by new
hat simple treatment. Aoss ~
r2sts c&a be cared III eve
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-08
Whole No. 313.

pinin'? Well from the time we lef
Mayville summit to the time Jim,
my n me tainted beyond Brocton
was jes' eleven minutes an twenty
seconds. Ihad the time we started,
and one O. the boys looked at his
watch when we dropped. We had
run over fifteen miles"
at seems strange to me-" I ven-
tured to remark, "that you didn't
jump from your engine as you
might have done, at the start"
"What leave my enginel I'd
as soon think of deserting my wife
in her trouble as to quit my engine
when there's difficulty ahead of
her! | amt no brag, but if they
ever find old Jacks engine down
the bank r smashed to smithereens,
they find old Jack, or a piece of
him not far away from her."