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inn Bic Sage Der merifaniI1en GrenSbe=
mobner 5l beipre6en. Mnscii6ts Der
unbefriebisenben Gage Der 9in9e, mel6e
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ben e. Den Siouy 9emaht babe.
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an Die Gtntral,Ge0ierun9 81 ,penoen,
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ben. IS beiBt in militdrif6sn Greiien,
bab oieles Die a~nfiinftise golitif unierrr
&eeieruns lein wiro uno Die Gallb5ise
aufbbren miiNen. 9ie Ser. Stauten
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Mlor9en Die uSarato3a," oas erobe nsue
Oampfi6iff in &o9e's S9ifsperfte
bonn Stapel 9%elaIlen Ueroen .%.ioltc, lief
es eDer ab, als man ermartete, uno too,
tete uno per,punoete mebrere Yerlonen.
5e1s toote &Drper Iino pessetro9en
,poroen.
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babnfrie9 fir ben teraniiben9anoel uno
Die &%eiienoen 1T %beenoist. 9ie alten
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ruilil6e &anonenboote uNrnic" leselte
utter ncrliselten 8efeblen.
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bus, Ohio. Namens SenrD Chapman,
befano iid an einem Der lebten Mbenoe
i'm 8oli5eisewabrlom in Cincinnati. Gr
bate 9unser, cling in oas @ranb. Sotel,
lebte 1iA an Die SofsI unO Of
nod 9erseasluIt. Mls es gum
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auf bin lieb i'm Der DartberSise uGlerf"
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,eit 81 eruog5nuprr
, 1877-05-23
Die @elAdftsleute res Weltens


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fontmt, caB Hbitlod'S @aaren 10 tiaia ino
Etp I'M bort Su faufen. 3. tieie lGDnen
l9sparleu Mlpacas si 20, IS, 80. 35 tno SOC.
Ssne Glaze 5anblGube nit 2 anSpfsn gu so
Ills 75c Tie neuen SnIstiiher fir Oamsn,
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Gtriimpfe gu 10. IS, 20 uno $50. Yiaues 81
s, 10 unp 15e. Cine garb brs,trn aftlsidten
AIo traunen Sbeeting gu Sc uno 10e. @iele
Sadelt fitr atnoer, Wpbepanreu, 0lfiberltpffc
etc. Seinsne 3aidentidsr 3 fir 25e. Gommt
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, 1877-05-23
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(Na@fSl9fr pon Seapgs u 0tblpn.)
g 0. 1901 80 a StraBe.
Smpprteur umo gambler in
alien Sortem RorSellan- uno @las-
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rdtbl6after.
SD babe ieeten ptrsft erbaltsn eiuc neue
Gcrm @irtbf6aftss 8Iai9en Mnb ale Mrten
poa @laler, 8rilta0-6lalben, gbampasuer-
@ldIsr, Elm spuss Enforcement Spn 8isrsla-
firm. Gisbalter ohfr WaGefibler yHefriger-
atprs," fpwie cine arpBe Auswatl BON franaU-
Vl9sa unp snBiii9sa Ypraeaaa.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21

on. After the election, in which he
was defeated, he gave testimony before
a grand jury, and indictments were
found against four members of the Gull
ly family, j. A. Swanzy, chairman of
the democratic county committee, and
Others, for conspiring, by force of arms,
to prevent the republican candidate
from addressing his constituents. The
trial was set for the spring of 1877, but
before it was reached the judge and an
other witness were assassinated. The
cases had not been disposed of, owing
to various causes, and last week the ac-
cused procured another adjournment
until the January term. Mrs. Chisolm,
pleasant looking lady with dark
brown hair and clear blue eyes, had
bitter words at her tongues end-but
who can blame her !? "The curse of
God is on Kemper county," she said to
a correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, 'and there it will remain,n she
went on, ''and they cannot prosper"
The murderers of her husband and
daughter she describes as old residents,
who represented all religions. There
were Catholics, Presbyterian elders and
Methodist class-leaders, one of whom
had often labored for the good of the
Chisolm family. At camp-meeting
this man had shouted at great rate,
and, throwing his arms around MI
ChisOlm's neck, cried out, "All you lack.
judge, is religion :" and that pious ex-
horter, she says, helped to kill her hus-
band.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
ST JOHNsBURY, VT, FRIDAY, 21,

Tenth street, and both having impor-
tant branch lines including one to ac-
commodate the vicinity of the Post
Office and City Hall square.
When all these are completed-if that
ever comes to pass-New York will be
as well (if not better) provided with
internal travelling facilities as afiy 9th
er city in the world !; and we shall see
more done towards reclaiming the north
ern portion of Manhattan from it's pres
ent barren and uninviting condition,
sparsely dotted with shanties and pig
sites, than would have seemed possible
twenty years ago. And we are now
encouraged to believe that those need
ed improvements are really on the pro-
gramme, because in addition to the
promises of the parties concerned, which
have always been freely given, work is
actually progressing on "a considerable
portion of the new lines with surprising
rapidity. Some details of the construc-
ton and methods of travel of the road
now in operation might be of consider
able interest, but those l must reserve
for another letter. RADIx.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
An Old Story warmed up.

Nothing is much funnier than the way
in which century-old story is occa-
slonally revamped and started again.
Great-grandfathers used long ago to
tell a story essentially the same as the
following, which appears in the Balti-
more Gazette:
A remarkable story of ssnake charm
ing" has been brought to light at An
napOlis. Mr.. Luke Brewer lives near
the dock in that city. and is the father
OF little girl and boy aged respectively
nine and SIX years. He discovered on
Saturday last that his children had been
i'll the habit of playing with water
snake, three and half feet in length.
1t appears that the reptile had made its
land home underneath the kitchen floor
ing of Mr.. Brewers dwelling, and
came thence through an orifice in the
ground just outside the house. The
little girl on the day above mentioned
informed her father that they had
pretty pet just like an eel that came
out of hole in the ground, and played
with them and the kittens. He asked
the child to show him where il was. but
was told that it would not come out
while he was there. He left for few
minutes, and while returning was met
by his daughter, who said sue had call
ed her pet, and it was now playing with
her brother. The frightened father
FASTENED to the yard, and was almost
paralyzed with fear Oh discovering his
little boy caressing the snakes head.
He ordered the little fellow away. The
child reluctantly complied by stepping
back, whereupon the father seized a
club, when the reptile commenced to
make for its den. The boy then moved
toward it, calling it endearing names,
and was about to pick it up when Mr..
Brewer despatched it, against the ear
nest and fearful entreaties of the iu-
fatuated children. The boy, a robust.
hearty little fellow, refused to be COM
forted, abstaining from food the rest of
the day, and begging to be allowed to
bring the dead serpent into the house.
Mr.. Brewer thinks that the children had
been amusing themselves all the sum-
mer with their strange pet. The tall of
the snake for distance of three inches
from the end bore evidence that two
kittens, which were in the house, had
also been participants in the sport.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
Daniel websters Seventeen Murders.

One day, among other arrangements,
he suggested to the new president, in
as delicate way as he could, the fact
that he had sketched an inaugural.
knowing that Gen. Harrison would be
overwhelmed with calls and business
after his election, and he himself having
leisure to write. The general at once
replied that it was not necessary, that
he had prepared his own inaugural
"Oh, yes" said he, give got that all
ready" "Will you allow me to take it
home and read it tonight ?" asked Mr..
Webster. "Certainly," the president
replied; "and please let me take yours.n
So they exchanged the documents and
the next morning, when they met, Gen.
Harrison said to Mr.. Webster: 'sIf
should read your inaugural instead of
mine, everybody would know that you
wrote 1t, and that did not Now, this
is the only official paper which l pro-
pose to write, for do not intend to in
terfele with my secretaries; but this is
a sort of acknowledgment on my part
to the American people of the great
honor they have conferred upon me in
elevating me to this high office and al
though, of course, it is not SO suitable
as yours, still it is mine, and propose
to let the people have it just as | have
written it. l must deliver my own in
stead of yours Mr.. Webster told me
that he was a good deal annoyed, be-
cause the message was, according to his
Judgment and taste, so inappropriate.
1t entered largely into Roman history,
and had great deal to say about the
states of antiquity and the Roman pro-
consuls and various matters of that
kind. Indeed, the word "proconsul"
was repeated in it great many times
When he found that the president was
bent upon using his own inaugural, Mr..
Webster said that his desire was to
modify it, and to get in some things
that were not there, and get out some
things that were there; for, as it then
stood, he said, it had no more to do
with the affairs of the American gov
ernment and people than chapter in
the Koran. Mr.. Webster suggested to
Gen. Harrison that he should like to
put in some things, and Gen. Harrison
rather reluctantly consented to let him
take it. Mr.. Webster spent portion
of the next day in modifying the mes
sage. Mrs. Seaton remarked to him.
when he came home rather late that
day, that he looked fatigued and wor-
ried but he replied that he was sorry
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
VOLUME 41---NUMBER 2los.

that she had waited dinner for him.
'That is of no consequence at all, Mr..
Webster" said she; ''but | am sorry to
see you looking so worried and tired
| hope nothing has gone wrong. / real
ly hope nothing has happened.n "You
would think that something had hap
pened," he replied, '.if you knew what
| have done. have killed seventeen
Roman proconsuls as dead as smelts,
every one of them Peter Harvey's
"reminiscences.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21

of distress could be noticed through the
grotesquely painted lineaments of his
brother, who hastily dropped on his
knees, and placed his hand upon the
heart of the inanimate clown, exclaim-
ing, "My poor brother is dead ~ At
this the audience only laughed. "Gen-
tlemen,' said the distressed man, with
tears i'll his voice, 81 assure you that he
is dead" Then, taking him tenderly
in his arms he bore him from the arena.
The crowd appeared struck with the
natural manner in which the bereft
clown expressed grief, and applauded
him vigorously as he departed. There
were loud encOres for both, but neither
presented himself. Death had been
more thoroughly simulated than ever
before
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
ASsIcNEE'S SALE
AT AUG ITO N .

win be sold at public auction at the dwelling
house of William McCrae, in St Johnspury, W.
SATIRDAY. JAN s. 1878, at O'Clock p. m, the
tons hay, lot of straw, colts, yeariings: 8
calves lot of oats and corn lot sugar tools consist
inc of $50 tin buckets holders, and pans. Farming
tools, wagons. sleighs. harnesses, &c. Sale POSI-
tive Terms cash. .,,.,,1 ..;uaa
St Johnsbury ", Dec. 10, 1877. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
Sad History.

The ChisOlm massacre is recalled to
public memory by proceedings in the
United States circuit court at jackson.
While the judge, who had received the
republican nomination for Congress,
was canvassing his district in 1876, he
was frequently driven from the stump
by armed whites, and the crowds which
he addressed were repeatedly fred up
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
TO Builders and Lumber Dealers

y. The subscriber has completed his new mill in
nletory, and is now prepared to furnish lumber
ehd s dimension timber of almost all kinds. His
ieeA are large, and he can furnish long and heavy
;um5er for especial purposes. The subscriber hav-
az az been in the business than thirty years.
a.eers himself he understands what builders
rily W III o'''' m NTFT COIRV
st. JOhnsbury, May T. 1875 tiff
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21

Too WELL PLAYED.-The Conrad
brothers, acrobatic clowns in circuses,
had comical performance, in which
one pretended to be dead, while the
other tumbled him about. They re-
Gently went to Germany. One evening
the elder Conrad fell to the ground after
a pretended blow, and was turned and
returned, as usual. His arms and legs
were jerked, he was struck and kicked
and dragged, but preserved steady
impassibility. Suddenly an expression
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21

Freshmania.-The old story. Time /:
One week after beginning of the term.
First freshman "Well, Tom, what do
You think of the class ?" Second fresh
man: 80, every one says they're the
the finest set of men ever seen here
Harvard LampOOn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
COMPLAINTS.

Not '0ld Complaint but a new complaint,
~ "a as all Justices States Attorneys, ETC., need
Lner business-just printed and for sale at this
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
INSURE
Against Accidents

| am authorized to provide protection for the
people against the casualties which happen to them
very day. Come and me. EDW RID p.
LAIR, Agent for Travellers Life and Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Office
'Ver Bingham's Drug Store, ST. Johnsbury Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
business & 9ireftorp.

Name, Business and Location Of the lead
ina Business Houses in st. JOhnsburv.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL 81 SONS, Hoyt's Block, R. R. st
ApOthecaries.
C. c. BINGHAM, No. 5, Bank Block, Main St.
Attorneys at Law.
NJ MONTGOMERY Jewetts Building R. r. St
ELISHA MAY, over Hall s. Fletchers Store.
EELDEN & IDE, No. Caledonan Blk. up stairs
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonian Blk, Main st
Book Binders.
C. NJ. STONE & CO., Agt's, Monument Square
Blanks--Legal and Business.
c. NJ. STONE & CO., Monument Square.
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS & BRADLEY, Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
E. 4 T. FAIRBANKS & Co. Fairbanks Village
Croel1ery, Glass and Stone Ware.
T. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, Paper-Hangings, Window-shades.
t. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
!. l.. PERKINS, Caledonian Block Main Street
w. 1. Goods, Groceries and Fruits,
MATHEWS & PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
o. H. HALE, Avenue Block, R. r. Street.
E. Il T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL & SWITSER, Main Street.
CALDERWO0D, 81 SEVERANCE, LO.O.F. Blk,
File Manufacturer.
81. Johnsbury File Works, opp. Passenger Depot.
Groceries and Housekeeping Goods.
a. 4 7. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, Life.)
E. f. SARGENT, (A1tna) Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BUZZELL, North end, R. r. Street
Photographs.
D. A. CLIFFORD, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
C. NJ. STONE 81 CO., Caledonan Block, Main St.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
F. +. FLETCHER, Eastern Avenue.
E. & ID. O. WOODRUFF Railroad Street
IL. COWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
Watches, Jewelry and Toys.
HOWARD & ROWELL, CaledOnian Blk, Main St
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-12-21
81, Suhnshmg Galedonialr.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
C. M. STONE & CO.,

OPP. soldiers Monument, st. Johnsbury, VT
, 1877-07-02

ner @lansperipoe, wid i%noeiien nift 'on=
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@o1en 1pIte i6 mieoerfpmmell, bteB es
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trns made, witnidt Sdarf urlb epnl=
pa9nie mir Slid gu elmer pprSilgllden
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Germittlung cine 9ebilpete Seutlde ais
Observation-Disclosures in ibrer Otutterz
iprade gu eepinnen. aenntnib Der eng
liiden Sprade lit niht 8eoinguns, ood
meib id aus meinen S6uliabren mob
genug, Inn mid purdsuidlagen, uno oas
Meitere bepirft llebung. Sei Der inter-
parteten &unpe elmer 10 9iinltt9en Manp*
lung in meinen @usiihten empfano lh
Sunddit belle Sreube, bann aber elnen
leiien S6reden. @uBte i6 bp6 nidt,
nie es mir %selin9en ioIlte, nit meinen
0titteln, Die sleid plus minus, cine
Sabrt itber ben Ocean anSutreten. Nud
meiner Garoerpbe feblte piel, I'M nit Der
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, 1877-07-02
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Bells Wamen". Wie OR olts Yllhn ~ iaaen
pilegts, bsoeutst bas? Grra'bsn wirA's Der
Nslsr nimmcrmsbr. alto miiH'n MFRS ihm
logon. IS io1 heiben: Holy League
of the Peers of America, D.. b. 3, lliasr
Buno Der &lstAsu non Ameri!o. Wobsi
oas Wort ,@tlhen" in Dem Siuue pom
scIeu, ttei,u S'rrsn obsr 6rs'herren Al per
Itsben il. in wslfem man bas en9liid1e
Suus Der (hem S5niq) @le'dsn (peers) in
eiu prenGiIdtS perrsnbaus itertra9en bat.
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1T Der SsIer nod INNER niht meter In ieinem
9 rIt6noaiie. Was III br Gunn uno pas
mil sr?
gBas er IN, bas iorrcu mis nidt iugen.
IS liegt ms elm, Nu;abl s'erudttr Runo-
ihrsiben Dor, e,us 10 Ut nit einsm groben,
an ben avimsframs be- aabbala erinusrne
ben, aerrl d;sn S,essl usrsbsn. mcr.n BON
benz Sunbe ais elmer srobsn, gehs!meu Sc
noisnifatt. dbulid Dem Wfaursr. Orpsn.
9siproden miro, Die id,on psite 8sr,pelsuu-
gen I'M qonre bsi,es, isrod blsher nnr 9siel.
liae 3psde otrfolst babe unb erii nun In oa'
1ffentlide 9ebsn etnareiftn MOLE. Diele Mn.
saben iaeiusn uns ishr pssoaatis, - ssrab'
, 1877-07-02
@Datt'S 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Giu HeDiainiiheS QEuuDcr.

Rteumattsmus, Neuralgia, St1t IN tprem l9limmren
otaetuu, Scrpttln, XDni8s. Xrantheit, &rpfpelas, SIT
Sei3uurt uno be idltmmaen 5aae pom YIutfraaipst.
ZEN, 8roBe Shnate, Vtber- unp Nterenletpen, Ntn8.
purm &c. ,e. ptrb Iufs Seftmmtsfe purp bteten Xeale
autr Netni8unssmtttsl ssteiIt. Derlslbe lit sws,xup.
swanSis SABRE ptnburb pom publitum erprobt, sal
2anoerssaulenpe ppn 5auen 6epetlt unp eustri psts.
penn mao Vsrtp.ir %gsnpmmen. SIT elm ft&eres psti.
nnlttel ppa 5tLtin la alen ~bellpafen 1alen, lurlf pi,
iaalten al.sa @ei6 sure, ielbrt no Ger SapHen lWpu sa-
s~efre1en IL.
ppa,.s aebens.BaIlam curirte BERN q. o. Ssu.
map, 1ra8been I'M Yaet.Ibeater au Brsotlsn, ". D..
ppnt drpnitben Npenmatismus. natpem perie.te zen,
GrteIs sSn esa periusIt&nsn Asrstsn Gar0pa's WI
Anertta's bepanoelt wpreen mar.
Rpatts SebeHs.x altam turtrte 5srrn .. o,
9pu9, D0dmalter 40. III Wiaeipn Str., Won s,aen.
SefaprItpen 0elWpur, nanpem er lets DipRaw IN.
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DIRct no. AZ VreenplU Str.. ppn etuem ~ierpfuJcler
1slbnure nobel bic 5aulntB l6pn bic af ben 1npVst
S~eerun8en mar. Serr u. bat pabrenp is Sabren uaa
8%sl0etener 5etluna teine N0ieberbclun8 Der 1ranlset
| %trtabren.
Spatt's:. eebens.B alfam eu,irt. Ssrrn Wtutap
| springer, 9to. 1888 8rppme Str, ppafanbia RON sst
ben Gstlt bes Erantsn loon perptrrt bate. Der We
nannts fonnts ntGt tslne Sanp gum appfe ertebsu IN,
mar sr D Ssssn > prefer gtsaa's sn.' s sss ssIsd.s':
BET apOl5stera I'm @assmstnsn, ~ 81 per 5laias. es&4
6laiGen =.
9sa,t's bsratmts $ etImtttsl tnh
Spati's uufeplbarsr 2ebeas. Balkan ,u 81. 90.
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sl.25. = Spatts YulmOnie BALKAN, pber Der Sap,ns
iattisen Ursune, gu S1.OO. 1patts Spib etni
"a, uss s6 s%atssl'ar iss s.'ssn ans sSmsrssa issss ar.
appfwsb, ,SnFasn5a, Gatarrp, Su Is &ts.
Q0enn ebtse aritfslnitt In eurer Nps.ttts pbcr an gu
rem plaSe ~ babtn ttnp, 70 penps man lid brett aupai
Central Depot, 246 0ranbfr., ". y.
CIV in 3. SpaIt a Co.. &tetntblmu.
uebsraa pin per SrprsB psrfaidt Ssim babe
O9sene. tsm2Utan
, 1877-07-02
Die Glaf&t

v9ambur9er Trppfen"
toitet so Gents, ODER dnf Glai&en
Dollars. fino In allen beutiGen
Nputbeten gu BADEN ODER psrcen etslsl.
ben na@ Gmpfans bss @slpss fret mad
allen Ebstlen Der 0sreinistet Staateu
S%erlanpt. Man apreffrt:
4. vogeICr g. Co..
Baltimore, Md.
, 1877-07-02
SeffntliGe Danfiasuns.

AuS3ue aus etneM Srtefe ssn D. pet~rshL
lei, Buff. 5pparb Gcantn Soma, an fstnta
Sobn s. 6einn II, iQer, MebAitsur bss ~alba.
ap 5srolb".
...... Sd tana nt@t umbtn, Did ~ ut.
ten, tn Dsinsm glatte uniern THentli@en Doni
fir biz 6eilung Eeiner Mrtter cur@ DE-.
aug. aSntsS 6amkurser 1~ropfcn
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Mutter an etnem l1wsren 2eberleiben. unb
(elbf BIZ 5ilfe unlsTsr Mer3te war Serseblit.
Wir prpbirten bic 5an,burssr Eropfen, unb
nurbe bkr@ ben @ebrau@ berielben bic St.
{anbbett Der Nutter pieber gang tsrseasQt-
Sd wini1s Du wGxbef bic bambur8es
Nsbteinen thinner auf's Bette entpfeblen,
benin is baben fia auf's 0ortrsfFi4fe IN unis'
ver Gau1ilie betuabrt.
, 1877-07-02
IN bemsrfen8p ertbeS SuA!'
tbnr'S lettes ump.9r6b tes.
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ooer: Ssripunoeti III BEN Saus zines Treuabes,
0ieiss %pplsnestite @erf bieits Sstsrausn Dir
@meritanilben Siteratur Ddt ais Gprpurf eiNea &c.
9%enltano, wslbsr oas loeiale Aebem unleres %8eiommte,,
Nolres beribrt uno 9iebt einen l@redliden Iebt rblid
iiber llsbsl. iueldes esi b~lositeQt.. MMkcrprcentlid'
ipannene uns aii.c9enc, iy.-o es pon Nlen n Il
Se9l.ibe 8eleiel ips-oen. Sifuftr,rt inc fdDn q
nnneen. 9Slr iino entlhlolen, oas bud III ieoer a.
easespeiene Sprtbeile allen mannlthen uno meibli.
6el Suocribenten1ammlern 98ir p~erlan9en LIBERAL
Msemtea uno idlden GRATIS auf Ye. lansen Bepinsnm,
usn WI bsidreibenoe 9ireulare. 3. W. Ztpehar
, 1877-07-02
GiniQt Qute Nriinoe

1.-Gine nsus 9rRnsun& srRnbuA eG>salt
unb sef@ert bur@ Datent.
9.-Wla1t etnen nolIfemmenen 2adsena.
slei9 auf beioen Seiten, an allen Nrten Don StofIu,
3.-9auft Iei4t. fanft, 9erauidlos unb sai4-bsrs
6 o mbination BON Gisenideften.
4.-Dausrbaft Iauft Sabre Idus obne RepA'
eaturen.
5.-Y errt@tet alte Arten BON N.bst'
ino tJanep Ndbereteu in elmer porsiisliden@etis,
6.~Sft fir ben Mrbeiter iebr lei4t 3ub a n b.
9aben. Die alna. Der stibe tann resulirt loeroen.
pdbrenb bic Wtaidine i'm Ganse lit, uno bis'e fam
nit eine1n Gaosn nsrisasa uerDett, obhe haB oerIslb,
art aoder ju aebsn bat.
S.-plon einfah, iinsreih, elegant, timber
'sr Std ob II ben Gebrauh BON Cog 98beel Gears
totarp Gams unb 9susr Nrms formirt nirb. Cat Den
utomati p Seeb, tpetder Elm afet&'
mdBtse 2du9e oes Stidef BET trgenb
elmer Gel d pinbi9feit F6ert. Dat unlsrsn
neuen sbreao Gontroller tpsl9er cine sle,@.
nndBiee 9eiuesuns Der gesole.geT erlaubt unb stnsr
Berlesuue oes Gabens oorbeu9t.
s.-Gontruetion q II 5 erffsrsfalt unb upu'
:npet. SIT f~abriiirt bon ben sef4idtefen uHs
trfabrenHen 4rbsiteru in Der beriibrnux
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