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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-06
j. X. SPERRY

AUGUST FLOWER. The most mis-
cradle beings in the world arc those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than seyenty-fve
per cent. Of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects; such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiyeness, Palpitation of the
Heart, heartburn, Watcr-brash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit
of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up Of food after eating,
low spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist,
P. j, Noyes, Lancaster; A. X.
Towne, Gorha n; o. S. Blood, White
field; True Loyerin, Colebrook, and
get IS cent bottle of August Flower
or sample bottle for 10 cents. Try
it. Two doses will relieve you.
21-1y
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EasfCoHeord.

6ost Z ohcoEas
The annual meeting of the Essex
County sabbath School win be holden
at this place on Tuesday, October &c.
Order of exercises:
10 A. M.-Devotional exercises.
10 3-O.-Appropriate work at the
Sabbath School; Rev. L. Hill.
ll.-"Wbat can be done to cult
vate zeal for missions in our Sab
bath Schools; Rev. j. @. Willis.
IL 30.-Shell we take up a weekly
contribution in our Sunday Schools
and for what purpose; Rev. +. T
Page.
1l-45.-General business.
1-l5 P. M.-Are the new appliances
better than the old CIV. King.
1-30.-Who should attend the Sum-
day Schools; and how can we excuse
the presence of those who neglect it !?
G.. +. Benton.
2.-Address by Rev. Harrington.
2-30.-How can we make the Sun
day Schools more interesting and
profitable; Rev. S. Boles.
2,45.--The prayer meeting, its i'm
portance and how to improve it; j
E. Woodbury..
3.-Proper range of Sunday School
studies; II. A. Cutting.
3-l5.-Blackboard exercise.
3-4A.-The Sunday School Library
what it should and what it should not
comprise; Frank Grant.
4.-Re-organization.
devotional exercises.
7-45.-Sacred Geography.
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FALSE INPGEss;oNs.-- Il Is syhct-l-
u supposed by a certain class Of eiti-
zens. who are not practical or expert
cnrcd, that Dyspepsia can not in,ari-
ably he curel. lut we are pleased 10
say that GrEEN's AUGCsr FLOWER has
never, to our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia anil Liver Complaint in all
its forms, such as Sour Stomach. Cost
ivcncss, Sick Headache, palpi,a,ion
OF the Heart, low spirits, &c, &c.
Out Of $4,000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not Il single failure was rcrorted,
but thousands of complimentary let
tiers received from Druggists of Won
dcrful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. sample bottles 10
cents. Regular size 75 cents. For
sale by p. j. Naycs, Lancaster; A.
*. Towne, Gorham; 0. $. Blood,
WhitefeId True Lovcrin, Cookbook.
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Read This.

CORNWALL. VT, Nov. 10, 1876.
Messrs. f. L. Smith & Co:
l feel desious to express to You my
gratitude for the benefit you. Pile
Pills have conferred upon me. After
being troubled with that painful and
annoying disease, the Piles for more
than so years, and after trying
every known remedy, without effect,
| at last, as you know without much
faith, was induced to try your Pills,
and to my advertisement and great Joy
in a short time found myself well.
The change has been so great, that l
feel in my whole system like new
man.
j. X. SPERRY.
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board palmer to his mill.
Surprise parties is the order OF
day with the school children nova
days. Three this week.
Mrs. G. +. Benton and her son Jay
are about to start for the West on
visit to friends residing there.
Mrs. I. L. knights of Northumber-
land has gone to Connecticut on a
visit. She will be absent about four
wees. May her visit be Il pleasant
one.
We arc going to make it our whole
business for the next two weeks to
cllect what people owe us. We
shall come with two horses and q big
wagon, and take money or anything
you raise.
Qdite singular incident occurred
at the Congregational Charch here
last Sabbath. There two newly made
brides and bridegrooms. Quite an
unusual occurance indeed for this
place.
Mr.. Frank Row of Northumber-
land, has just cut some oats, which
% were not sown until after he had cut
his hay. The oats were quite heavy,
and great share of them were head
ed out. How is that for two crops
in one year.
j. H. Benton of Maidstone, while
driving from Lancaster to this place
short time since, lost from his wag-
on, paper box, about foot and a
half long, and about four inches deep
containing very nice white vest and
some minor articles OF wearing APP
parel. A suitable reward will be
paid to any one leaving the same at
this Office.
Mr.. julius D. Rhodes, famous
diver Of Springvlle. N. Y. livcd from
the top of a derrick into TIE Niagara
River, distance of one hundred feet,
few days ago. lie had intended to
dive from one of the suspension brid-
gcs, but did not do so on account of q
strolg wind which was blowing.
A Hillside lady hearing noise in
her parlor, went to see what WAS the
cause Of il. She was much surprised
to see sleek looking COW standing in
the middle Of the room silently chew
ing her cud, and complacently gazing
at herself in the looking-glass.
III. +. Hubbard has decided to put
final "wind up" to the acts of
lOuliS ISM ailtt iUuSe WHICH Has mere
toforc existed in his store. And last
Tuesday night carried his decision
into pratical effect. While we are
grieved to know that such an event
ais that Of Tuesday night should have
happened, still we can but justify Mr..
Hubbard i'll protecting himself and
his property from being abused and
destroyed upon his own premises.
This state of affairs has certainly
gone far enough; and the better class
of this community will be glad to
know that 1t is stopped.
ST.. ALBANs, VT, Oct. 8 About one
O'Clock this morning the residence OF
Charles ii, Wheeler at Sheldon was
burned. The house was discovered
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fril)nll 3rsin'.s gir'tprp.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hall.
do dc III. r huoOtfu.
ESSEX HoUSE.-Wm. a. Hartshoin.
ATTORNEY,-C. T.. BcstOn.
PIIYSIC AN.---Dr. y. S. BDyca.
IUuBER MANF'ER.--L. h. Moore.
CRISr MII.L.--L. r. Moore.
IIVERY STA RI.E.--Charics +. Hartshorn.
RPENrERS.-wm. u. KOsebrooks, VIM.
C. Wa>hburu, Hubbard will:.rd, Joseph
Ormsbv.
PoSTOFFIJE.-wm. II. Hartshorn.
kIIOE MAKER--C. W JhV.
Wood 8 LUMBER sURVEYOR,--P. II. Fol-
lanSby.
wHEELwRIGHTS,-- -B. r. Cobb, Poole 4
Hoorr.
III, ACKSMITH, ~ onathan Poole.
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A. II. BQHETT,
AUG ITO HEER.
TSL.E7D PO.vR, T's'.

MIR. Bouett takes pleasure ir auuouu lug "a
people OF EsSeS aud Coos Cnuuie~ thu' hc
will serve tllom IN :hr cap tc.iy 81 ',p Auc.ui.-
Ger. All orders promptly attended 60. and
charges retis onahr. Adirc~-.
\. u. BONETT.
Leland Pond. 81.
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on fire by Mrs. Wheeler, who was a.
wakened by the cries Of child in an
adjoining room. She Immediately ar
ouSed her husband, and before they had
time TO save anything, and barely es-
cape with their lives, the entire man.
sion was in flames.
About s o'clock last night a tramp
called at the house and demanded food
and lodging. Both We're refused las his
condition and appearance were s"pi-
cious. 1t is almost certain that this
tramp fired the premises and also en-
daavored to have the inmates perish in
the flames. The house and entire
contents were consumed. The house
was valued at about $4,000: insurance
1880 in Hartford and National o
Hartford each. Insurance upon fur
niture about $500. Efforts are being
made to capture the fugitive tramp.
EHHeHbWrg.
The following is an extract copy of
q notice (?) received by the one to
whom it is directed:
CRANKY, Sept. 81, II.
Francis A Rice, ESQ:
Sir Il hereby hottie you that the
Fenc Viewers of CRANKY will attend
to dividing the Line Fenc between
your land and mine, Saturday, Sept.
p, A. NJ.
Query, whose line fence is to be di-
vided?
On account of the Teachers Insti-
tute at Concord Corner, the temper
ance meeting of this town is postpon-
ed until Tuesday eve, Oct. Q.
October LIST and no frost yet, vines
as green as in July.
j. G. BDwker & Sou have filled
their store with new stock of goods
which looks old fashioned. Now let
us have old time prices and how we
will buy them.
Chas. Mcfarland has left the mil
ler's dusty clothes behind him, and is
to handle the yord stick for j. &. B.
& Son.
The meetings Of the young people are
very interesting, and many are think
ing about moral duties and obliga
tions, May the work be thorough.
The auction Of the French real es-
tate stands adjourned to Tuesday,
Oct. 8, at 2 O'Clock p. m, at the p. &
y. Depot. This Is to accommodate
outsiders, who are anxious to buy the
Sumner land.
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Married..

NOLO~N|-|O0O~~<N"-~-[N
At Lunenburg. Scpr Is. by Rev. IT, r, For
rest, MIR. John r. Ramsdcl ard Mis- Ada +.
Prouty, both of LmenDurg.
AT Lunenburg, Sept %, by Rev. II. Y. For.
rest, Mr. Frank H. Pierce and Mis- Viola L.
Pond. both of Lunenburg,
At Bloomfield. sept. -. by Rev. G. w. Good.
oil, Mr.. r. B Noyea. and MAS Mary A. Paul,
both of Bloomfield.
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gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thiekened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that q xew
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver G. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS,
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County officers t:

CLERK. C. Z. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin.
man and Isaac Il. Houston: SHERIFF, j. A.
Mansur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. Ii. Harris
horn; RgGIsrER OF PRoBATE, e. E. Benton
TREASURER. Richard Small: STATES ATT OR
NEY, Geo. w. Hartshorn; HIGH BAILLIFF, G.
l.. Ramsey; COURT AUDITOR X. Z. Chase.
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Northumberland, N. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE Adams
Patrons of Husbsndry.
POST OFFlCE,--R. l.. Adams.
,-.-Wm. Marshall.
BLACKSMI rHS.--WIn. IL. Poole y son.
PEGS, STRAW BOARD and STARCH, Rob.
srt Chase & Son.
Observation-Disclosures TOLL BnIDGE,...Geo
Poole, keeper.
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Arrivals and Departure
Of Mails.

Mails arrive Mt Guildhall Post Office from
the south at o'clock 2. NJ. From the North
At clock A. M.
Mails leave GuildhaIl Post OofIic
directions. 1T ): 20 l.. VI.
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Churches.

CoNGRE,; ALTON AL..--Rcv. J. G. Willis.
Preaching both forenoon and AFTERNOON.
NETIIOUIST - Rev. W. &. Robinson, Preach
ing both forenoon and afternoon.
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CRANKY.

CRANKY.
Wesley Shores, a son of L. p.
Shores, Is or 10 years old, met with
singular happening (for it could not
be really called an Academy on the
2Gth ult- His father was going to
Burke with q span of horses; and
Wesley undertook, for some reason or
other, to drive the team down the hill
from where his father resides before
light in the morning. His father, af-
tel waiting suitable length of time
for him to return, and he not coming
went in search for him and the team.
At the foot of the hill he found the
horses standing in the road and the
boy laying under the wagon unable to
move or speak, but with no marks of
any injury. After some minutes he
began to come to and said the last he
remembered he was in the wagon
driving the horses.
Cranky is ahead Of East Haven yet
We think. In q recent number of the
HERALD it was said that the second
crop of Strawberries is nearly ripe.
Our second crop Of Raspberries is
ripe. We counted fourteen ripe rasp-
becries last week on one bush, and
siXty-six green ones and blossoms
making eighty in all.
We have lately seen such q bird
as we never saw before and never
read of or head Of in any manner. 1t
is nearly as large as pigeon with q
aound bill, two inches in length and a
sort Of striped color, nearly like q
striped snake, with no tail feathers
but little red spot where the tai
ought to be, about as large as q mans
finger nail. II seems to be sort OF
q water foul, as it is always seen on
or near the water; and when scared
up, always lights on the water or in a
wet place. IL is SO tame as to allow
the approach Of person to within
three feet of it, and always, to all ap.
pearances motionless, except when il
flies.
Cattle trade seems to be brisk here
just now. B. G. Gleason has swapeG
stears with 5. 7. Dudley within 6
a week, sold two pairs and bought
one pair. M. A. Wilson has bought
three pairs of two-year old steers
somewhere in Caledonia County, and
driven in here, and sold two pairs o
them for $55 each.
Pumpkins are quite crop here
this year, even without Phosphate
L. P. Shores raised among IA acre;
of corn seventeen two horse loads
Horace Houston who lives just across
tie line in Victory, has a new kind
the seed of which camo from Mass
One, picked at random and wituou
regard to size, measured six feet il
circumference, and they are splen
did variety, to.
L. p. Shores had a husking on thu
29th inst. About forty were present
He raised 140 bushels of ears of corr
on IA acres. Com crop Is very
nice here this year,
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B. c.. & M. r. r. Time
Table.
Members of the Essex County Bar re.
siding in the County:

Geo. n. Dale, d. S. Storrs and u. NJ. Manaur,
Is and Pond; Geo. w. Uastshorn. Canaan ;
Z. h. Benton, Guildhall; Harvey y Gleason
AMI A. +. Nichols, West Concord.
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- Ayers e.
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy al d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IT soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, qCith the
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! 1p'a' g'p'.
GULLDHALL

The fine weather still continues.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17

efficc: e6e Sit @ufbinstOnitr. ,nO 6iftb atDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
&aTee 1tttS SDee.

Die e;n3igen 3ugeitGn6niiie an sic Tretz
bGnbler, tpel6e Der YrGitbent in ietner Bot=
i6aft ma6t, beiteben y in Ser leiien Mnz
6sutung, baB @epi6ts50 sole better als
SO T 5Oue leten, peil bel tbrer @rbe=
bung rt6t 10 bel 8etrug m0gli6 lei, unb
. in benz Gorl6lage, baB an STEELE Der
fleinen oireften Steuerr (auf Strei6siin6s
bDl5er, S6anf9erebttsfeiten, Stempel ,c.)
Ginfubr5oue auf Gaffee unb 81 &c ge@
legt nerben iolIen: = 2 Gents orlf 6as
PfunO &affee, 10 Gents ouf bas 9funo
Sbee.
SIS geb0rt ndmlt6 gu Sen 6aupte un6
9ru1blebren Der logenannten Sret9dnoler,
OaB man bic @etperb5erSeugnilie frem6er
Gambler, Die nit Ben @rseugni1ien 6es etqez
men GanoeS concurriren, MIDI befteuern
1ol, ppbl ober 1ol6e @r5eugntiie frem7
Der SGnoer, Die bas etgene Qqn6 ni6t ber<
borbrtngt uno Die bod fat Sebermann
bran6t. - Mtt an6ern @orten: Iie mol
len, baB, 10 1pett es bon Der 3oueelesQe>
blltg abbGngt, Der 8erotenit Ser inlGrz
oil6en @emerbtreibenbeu un6 @lrbeiter
10 tlef ipte mOglt0 berunterge6riiGt
iper6e, tnbem mar Sic inn Quslanoe
bet 9un9erlobnen bergeftellten biui=
gen S6un0maaren 3oafret eillIGBt; =
baB oage9en auf ieDen @egenltnnh oeS ALL
ge11tetnelt SeourfntfeS, Ser i'm eioenen
9aloe ni6t erseugtt fam, ei1e 1d)tuere
Stelter 9elc9t tperoe. gu ioIden @egenc
itGnoen reGnen tie Dor allen Otngen &of1ee
nno SDee. @enn iiet6ren @illen gans baz
ben fDnnten, pirben fe aIle S6uBz
aolle abl6afen, b. ;. ben omerifaniz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
Gipilsiennreforsse NIT @eeder.

Staatsmtntiter Gnarts beftn6et 1i6
gegenpGrttg in feiner beneibensmertben
Gage. S6n MAIDEN ielbit TSreln0e 0es GrG>
1tbenten 6aDe5 fir bic id&pere Jeieoerla0e
beranttportli6. tpelde btelem bon Senator
@onfltng betgebra6t tpurbe. Charts -
10 la9en otele S%reun6c- rubte unb raitete,
nit Der Gtbtlbtenltreform tmU2u1oe, ni6t,
bis Der BrGitbent in Der re9elmGBtgen 9tdt
bes SenatS oieielben Stem Oorfer @rnenn=
u11gen tpieber etni6idte, Bic Ser Senat in
Der Experimentation 0idt 10 gut mie berz
tDorfen bate.
Our 8eleu6tung bes Geform>@ ifers 6es
6rn. @parts fibren feline @e9ner beionoers
audi folgen6e, tpie es i6etnt unbeftreitbare,
Sbatla6e an: Wdbrenb CHARTS aus SAB
gegen Gontltng ben PrGitbenten gu Dem
ungliiGli6en 8eriu6e, 2lrtbur un6 Cornell
aus ben b06itenJteD gorfer 3ouGmltern GIT
t~perfen, betpo9en babe, balte CT feline ibtrz
menoe 0anb Iber einen anberen 8unoes>
beamten, Der ii9 bun6rrtmal i9le6ter be-
1on1nlen alS Sic bet0en genannten. Qte>
ier 8eamte lei Ser alte 8unoes1teuer= @in>,
nebmer Sreelano in 8rooflDn, gegen nell
6en i6tpere Nnflager1 tpegel1 qGnsli9er
11nfdbtgfett DorlG9en. StnallSmtniiter
Sherman babe tpieberboIt S~reelano's @rz
iebung our6 einen tiic9tigen Mann oerz
langt, aber INNER lei Gbarts na3pii6en
getreten unb babe Sen grdii6enten CUR
8etbebaltungTreelanb's beranIaBt. goarts
beid)iibe ben unfdbigen uno na6lGiIiqe11
8ealnten auf baS @eDeib eineS6enrD 0arD
8ee6er, beiien 6auptpertDeibtger ct in
benz Sfanbalproseiie 9eipeien. l1no tparum
l9iBe 8eeder ben Sreelanb :? @infa6 bes7
balb, neil SreeIanb etu 6auptli6t Ser
glpmout6 STRIDE lei unb in Der @eibs
brennung ieines Seellor9erS itets ben
riiGiidt5loieiten @tfer entptdelt babe.
Nie bic 0teform beS 6rn. 6aDes gemGBz
iet lit bur6 STANLEY MattbetpS, 10 tpGre
alio bie 9teform bes 6rn. CHARTS gemGBtgt
bur6 9enrD Warb 8ee9er; unb burd
@partS trdgt ii6 0erGtnfluB 8ee9er's aud
auf 9aDes ielbit iiber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
GrtaIin9'S Gie0.

0a Ser 8rGitbent Sic Gipil6ienftz 8eform
feinestpegs ftanObaft nno grun6iabgetreu
bctrcibt, ionbern ie ie nGd 2aune unD per-
10nli6em 8eoorf bolb bolsiebt, balo perz
lengnet, 10 lit Der Gan1pf Stptl6e1 i6n unb
Senator Gpnfling um bic SEEM Worter
3olIGmter nidt ais cin GrinSipienfampf,
ioltoern ais ein &f I'M bie Wa6t oufz
5~ufoIIen Inn Bic Wa9t in ser n~ationalen
Golittf, tpie lit Ser Stem gorfer Staatsz
Dolttif, in pel6er Gpnfltng uno Der 6aDesz
i6e Wi11tfter GDarts sipei einanber fetnb7
lihe Stromungen pertreten.
SIN Dielenr Sample bat @Onfltrg, pte be-
reits a15fiibrlt6 gemeloet tDoroen lit, DoIz
itdu6iq iiber Sen grdiibenten geltegt, in6eln
Ell eS 6urdbicbte, boB Der Senqt Bic 3tpei
Snlpt= Grrennungen fitr'S gtetp Oorfer
3ouarnt, 6ur6 nel6e Gnnfling's Trelln6e
aus Sem lel6en perbrGngt iperben iouteu,
nit iiberipiegenoer Webrbeit Dertporf.
0ieler Sieg Gpnflin9's seigt, baB grG1
1toent 6aDes, tpenn ibm i'm Senat elm ge>
iatdter ull6 einflubrei6er SHbrer ent7
oeqentrttt, tpeber auf bic erforberli6e linz
ferititbung Der Gepublifoner, nod auf Die
ser 0emotroten sd6len fam, ionbern baB
cs einen1 Iol6en 6iibrer m0eli6 lit, ben
BrG1ibeuten nit ei1em Semitic republifa>
n;l6er uno oemofratil6er Stimmen 81
l6lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17

@eiie man i'm auf 6as 8eiipieG 9eutidz
lambs bin, baS neben ieiner Golo@
9tet6stpGDrung iebt mod bon $50
bis 200 W}taipnen Silberthaler bat,
uno belIen tpirtDi6aftlihe Gage gleidtpoDl
nod iGl11merlider, al5 Die Ser Ser. Slaa>
ten lit, - utD ct tptrb unDerfroren erflG>
rem, bnB Stpil6cn Sen l3ultGnben DcS valz
tersibipa0en" europa u1b Semen beS jun
gen., grpBen Nmertfa gar fem 8erQlei0
itattboft lit. - Naturli0! @eun oQs al
terSiduo0e europa lagt, baB 3tpeinnal
Stpei 9lei6 bier 1T, 10 muB bas ,,iunQe"
Qlnerifa betbeuerr, bab es 9leid flint lei.
lit bcnn freilib ni0ts netter al ioaeu.
Wtog alio bic Selde tbren 8erlolF 1eb=
men. Wtag Ser @ongreb 6os 2ano nit
Oen1 frummen Dollar begliiden. SIS tpirb
ia ME Scenario burd) bic GrTabrungen
Nnberer fllg, {on6ern mir bur6
letre ctgcnen, ur0 balielbe gilt bon SOL
fern. grobire man IS allo INNER
bin nit Dem ,,0ollar unicrerGGter. "2ange
tpiro eS ni6t bauerl, bis oie 9(nbeter De5z
Ielben iene GrfaDrlng MAIDEN, tpeI6e Dor
me6reren Sa6ren 8ismarf Dem @rafeu
Nrntm III Nusitdt imtelte. sd netB
tpobl," iagte er SIT ibm, Isle m0dten germ
on meiner Stellc &anSler iein; abcr tpcnn
Sizes tpdren, ipiirben sic DaIb finoen,
boB bos aud nt6ts it," 90
tperoen Die Sil6erboloe, tpenu iie
ben Dollar ibrer 8dter erlangt baben, balb
finben, DaB es oamtt oud nidts lit; oab
ouG ct feline beiieren .3eiten Derbeisall6ern
fam, 10 lange es am oIIgemeinen Ser
tralien un6 en Ser Seritelung bes @leid=
gept6ts 5tpiI6en Mertbeerseugung nnb
gSe> tDeperbrou9 RrODucttou unb Gou@
iumtion) feblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17

6auptitlse i'm omerifaniI6cn t5anbs
iperfer StGnOe bate, Ser iiber Die
9erabOrlldln9 Der 26bne burd Die
molenhafte @intpan6erung aus GU
ropa Can dineitide badte man su jener
Sett nod nid)t) crldreGt un0 erbittert mar.
0teie @rbitterurg CAB su fat ebert 10 mi:
tDet1oem @eld)impi unb G,egr0ble iiber Bic
u0orDen roDer 8arbarcn", iiber Die
ypIaitfiBi9en, frummbafeIigeu ua5 5ol3-
fopfigen dutchmen" Gcrnnloiiur9, tuie iest
in @aIifOruien sic Gbincienfra0e St 3cru!-
gen SdmGbungen unb OrobuNgen 0e9ell
Die vlbmusigen, ltinfigcn, bejopften @btz
neIcn."
Quf BEN @ebanten elmer &opfiteucr ner=
fiel balnals Steiner, - bod tuabrIi6 nidt,
neil IS an Stimmung ba;u geiebIt bGtte,
ionoern nur, neil iih eben fem yStaatss
mann" Dte SbeueD fanb. SeBt lit MN
Elm ioI6er oa un0 sei0t Den gSeg, auf nell
dem ben Qrbeitern gebnlfen perben fam,
ndmli6 orr6 0erbtrlberung Der @intpan>
berung fremoer Qlrbeiter. Mtrb MAJ ii9
9roB 3u nun0ern brauden, tDenr1 6ielem
Norl6lage cine neitere Qus0ebnung gegez
ben, = B. !. tpenr and bon europGii6en
Nrbettern, Die Qlmerifa 5u itrer 6eimatb
MAIDEN tDoIen, cine llnerldipingli6e Gin>
9angslteuer 9eforbert tpir6? gfiemnnb bat
Dor lol6er W0gli6feit n1ebr auf Der Sui
su iein, ais Die oeutiden Gommuniiten,
oen1 tie tpIroen nit ibren aus europa i'm:
pOrtirten Qebren unb 8eitrebungen alf ben
Qlsiterbez @tat geiebt perben, iobal6 bic
tpeitcre Gintpan6erung bon Qlrbeitern aus
europa oufborte.