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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
BRUSHING CLOTHES.

The following very useful hints relating
to brushing woolen clothes we find in the
Rw'al SIN, and we give them for the benefit
of wives who look after their husbands
wardrobe:
Having spread the garment on a wooden
horse beat it gently with small switch or
cane free from knots. A lady's whip is the
best dusting tool Do not strike too hard,
or you will break the mold buttons. Rub
gently between the hands any spots Of dirt
set firm, and be sure that the garment is
dry before you commence on it.
Two clothes-hrushes should be provided,
a hard and soft one and never use the for
mer unless to remove fixed dirt. The soft
brush improves after little use, when the
sharp edges Of the bristles are worn off, and
the brush usually called the blacking-brus,,
is one of the best for the purpose.
After busting coat, spreading out on a
table, free from grease, with the collar, ana
toward your left hand commence brushing
the inside of the collar, then the back and
sleeves. The nap of the cloth is toward
the skirts, so let the stroke Of The brush be
in that direction. Next brush the two lap
pels, lastly the outside of the collar end
then fold it over and brush the inside m
Ike manner. Wipe the dust off the table
before you turn the garment, md, If the
coat is intended to be placed in a trunk, IT
must be folded but if for immediate wears
or to be laid alone i'll q wardrobe or draWef,,s
no further folding IS necessary. 'ta '.2fia7s
A gentleman's wardrobe Should be cow
cred with linen cloth, and frequent op-'
portunities taken to air, as clothes are apt
to acquire an UNPLEASANT smell Wien kept
close for any length'ot time. and 'raofeoser
are subject to the moth The best airing is
to wear garnent oecasionalyg rta.1 as.4s.
BE particular to keep the clothes brushes
clean, washing them occasionally. IN coia
water with soap, orrubbiIfg onpaper placed
! over the edge OF a board. A,ia iGNfQ
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
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PLANTING STRAWBERRIES.

In answer to inquiries Of how to plant
strawberries, the Rural World says: Any
farmer that has ever raised cabbages or to-
matoes can raise strawberries. Prepare the
ground just as you do for any other crop. in
the garden Or in the field. Stretch a line
where you want to plant row, and take
spade..o shovel and cut out small hole, two
and a half or three inches deep, with one
corner of the spade, big enough to receive
the roots of the strawberry plants. Make
these holes Is. 20 or "a inches apart in the
row. and then take up the line and stretch it
8, 35 or 4 feet from the former row, and SO
make as many rows and holes as you have
plants. A man will soon learn to chop out
the holes very fast with spade-ncarly as
fast as he can walk. Now take the plants,
straighten out their roots, spread them a
little in the hole, holding the plant in one
hand and letting the crown be held at the
surface, so that it will stand as deep as it
stood before it was dug. With the other
hand pull up and press snugly about the
roots the loose soil, leaving the ground level
about the plants, and the work is done. In
this way we plant for market six or eight
acres every spring, and never fail to get
from one to two hundred bushels per acre.
If you prefer you can take dibble and
make hole where the plant is to stand, just
as you do for cabbage or tobacco plants, and
set out that way. There is no secret in rails
ing strawberries; all it requires is WILL
''Where there's will there's way.'
The only after culture required is to keep
the ground mellow and free of weeds, just
as you do everything else you raise. Of
course, if you let any crop get smothered
With weeds it will injure it, but Strawberries
will stand great deal of this and still give
good deal OF fruit. There is greater de-
nland than ever tor all kinds of small fruits,
and we rejoice at It, for they are very health
full, furnish an excellent diet, give variety to
the food on the table, are a luxury priced by
young and old, are good cooked or raw, in
pies, tarts or rolls, and give an evidence of
higher aims and notions among farmers.
Farmers may just as we'll enjoy the lux
uries of life as other classes. Good fruits
and good books and papers, generally go
together. This is now the time to order all
kinds of fruits and plants. Don't delay an
other year-why lose another years enjoy
ment when it is so easy to get them and
plant now?
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

plants. A single fall of snow mus. of course
contain only small portion of the yearly
supply, and on the whole it would net
amount to much. In recommendations of
practices founded only on theory, it is well
TO give quantities, that one may judge, not
merely that benefit is impaired, but the
amount of the benefit, and whether it is con-
splcuously appreciable.- Country Gentleman.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
THE STRAWBERRY AFTER FRU1T1NG.

The following, from the Michigan Hortl-
cultural Society, is a method of treating
strawberry gardens entirely new to rs. Ii
may possibly be good:
AS soon as fruiting is past, NOW the patch
or field, as it may be, the same as you would
your lawn. AS soon as the vines are well
covered and dry, incorporate thoroughly
with the mulch on the ground. Hyou have
enough of the combustible on the ground to
make clean burn, watch your opportunity
and avail yourself of the first favorable wind
and burn it off. Sometimes it is necessary
to add little more straw in order to make
clean burn. After this is done, there is
nothing more required other than to see that
the ground is kept clean until winter closes
in. When the ground is frozen sufficiently,
so that you can drive on to it without break
ing the crust, distribute your straw and cov-
er.. your vines SO that they are concealed
| from sight. This is all that is required until
the next spring, when the straw is to be re-
moved from the vines, but left in the spaces
between the rows as d mulch for the coming
season. .. L-.--...-.- S..f,.t
| SNAIL fruit has been produced in our val
leys by every one who has made the at
tempt, and we trust every farmer will set
about to provide these ese.itia! lux,ries.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
GATES,

Time is money with the farmer as we'll as
business men, and it is economy to have all
openings into fields fitted with gates, as they
can be opened and closed with the least pos
sible loss of time. In many sections we see
the only means of passing from one field to
another is by letting down fence. No
thrifty and thorough farmer will manage
his farm in that manner. good, substan-
tial gate will cost but little more than bars.
and is infinitely more convenient. If your
premises are not provided with these con-
veniences, it would he well, before the actlv-
tiles of seeding and gathering come, to put
these things into shape, and have them as
convenient as these simple suggestions will
make them.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
WEEKLY BY
R. N. SUIT n ERL- N ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

rh. ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN is designed
a hn a. the name indicates, husbandman IL every
10 pe' a. q" the term embracing in its columns every
sens senat,nent of Agriculture, Stock-raisil.g, Horti-
def t,rr Social and Domestic Economy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

AN extraordinarily fine sample OF wheat
grown by Adam Mckenzie, Of Beautiful
Plains, Manitoba, has been shown the free
Press by Robert Rolston. The wheat, OF
which two thousand bushels were raised, IS
hard, plump and bright, and it is SAID TO
have averaged from sixty-six to sixty-clght
mounds per bushel. Some taken to G. Z
Browns mill, Palestine, produced forty-six
hounds of flour to the bushel.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

D1scouRAG1sG reports come from Tu'are
md Kern counties, California. 1t is said
there has not been enough rain in some parts
f. snront the sown grain, and the farmers
.ro % rrr,np their weak, starving stock away
topastures new. One farmer has sown ABOUT
tnalre hundred acres of wheat, and never
oxnaots .. to reap bushel therefrom. Many
others are equally unfortunate.
, 1877-07-07

WHOLE NO. 73.

demands. Anti-Turkish paper. are verv
guarded IN their comments, and devot.
their attention chiefly in discussion of
Au'trias position, and attacking thc
ministry for not taking an Opportunity
to make further declarations of policy
Saturdays "eCic0 thus sums IN th.
political stustion: So far as concerns
Europe and Turkey atthe end of q costly
campaign though it may perhaps he VIC
e"rious, Russia " i'll depend on the pcr-.
mission of Austria to effect permanent
como lest in Turkey.
PARIS, July 2--La France publj.hos
this special, dated St. Petersburg sa,ur
day; The Cars proclamation is regard
cd here as isgnal Tor Bulgarian inspr.
rection throughout the rerinauls
Adisps'ch- from the Car ennouncrs.
that the Turks are rotreatinq, and slIa
Bulgaria except the QladriIatcral may
bc considered III the hands of tI,e Rus
s'Hns' M. I'lagyistch will be appointed
erclect OF Rustchuk by official decree
Said P"sha's army has fallen back to
the north of Albania. Montenegro 10 OFT
% danger.
CoNsrANrrNopLE, July 2.-An olicis,
a'spatch confirms the renert that ,,o.
furks have captured tho Rel,azuhsr.
heights, before Batonm after a oey.re
CONFLICT.
THE monitor fron Wdden sunk ~.
large Russian steamer which WAS endeav-
orlbg to enaaaris troops anu smnun;,;o,
TO Rsphave.
BUCHAREST, July 2.--No further infar.
nation has been seceiyed here about the
nghting opposite Slmnitza, but details
nave Oecn received concerning tho move
ment Of the Gar He Witnessed tbs
D''hoardment of NiCkopolis, which Nna
reduced to ashes. After fight AZ Sis.
toya and 5imnitzs. be crossed tho Dan.
u'o neai sistov" and was ioyfuIly vel.
co"'edby the BuIgarians Tho Municip,lc,
Council has been called at MatcIhn, com.
posed Of four BuIgarians and ,l,see Ron
mAnians se'ected from rssidcn,s az
.hutch'n. citissns were ALSO sppsin,e,,i
70 adhnaistor justice and superin,en,,
TIE Organization of provisional policy.
, RacaGic Coast.
, 1877-07-07
VOLU ME III.
sHosaNs;rsys DIRECTORY.

fNts--ti
o'o"''''"
h & Ferguson, fTtNtUcW
ilngh Ross, n,,.
" II. Ward, '"'I''N'''""'
ISalr CnIhcnr'' } Ljb,,p.jas
" " ,, '"' V.1,,,rcr
~. ~ Tnisnm Cor. SorettUH
- SnM Sci,ntPc Dept,
W. II ard, Sipt TheHrcdiS, Music, de.
Ty,st,s
Mcssrs. Ferguson, Ross, Ward, Cathcnrt
W. d. '''''"'' '''Ns,' WV
.,... ,,.,. r,, ,o,,,,, ,.,oc,,r,oS
E'dr'iye M'r,'' ''''''
e. ~ rs'-",V"' rio,. py,jh,t,.
Rmi stretch,
~ In Wnri S,r1ytdyy
y,,,y,,,y
r., pL,,, s,.o,,,
and Ward
d
,->,,.>, ppr.f,,-rr,,t,Y f'nSnUrc ,rtnS or
SNonoMIsn CRY. :.
durh Ross. Pi@ilGnt
A. q Eprrusun SpaTetoJw.
Kovll uusNcl, :. Iras.
TyuSicrS
ram E,rrusnn and Russ
j.
ELDERS or TIM uNIoN PREsRyTERIAN
CHURCH
Eoyul Haskell, Robert Barrett
II
MASONIC.
C,,tr,ninI Ind,rp T. ~ ReruInr commu
ri,IIrns Hr,t mI third saturday. of each
",o,,h
/ o. GOOD rpMpIARs.
, 1877-07-07
THs DIsrarcn 20 Gov. FnRRY rnoy /,
BLlCKrTAr Co. READS As poLIowa.

hLIcxIrAr Co. READS As FOLLOWS.
R"oaiANo, KLrcKrAr Co, July
TO Ha Esoc,leney Cou. E I. Ferry
fie'se send immediately the quota OF
arms and smmuaiuon,ior KIickitat Go
Our citizens are threatened and arc great.
y excited, Some are fortcd up on Alder,
Greek. The Women and children are
being removed as rapidly as possible.
sow neny stands ofarms can we t,ye2
Answer Immediately Bend to R.llcs
ca,cT T. Cuuncll.
iSignnhJ 4 II. CuRTyS,
T.t,I n ~, -,
, 1877-07-07
a IL. GuRTIG,
JunN GAnLIN,
". b. WALEER,
County, OonlnllNaloners

S"uuty COMMISSIONER
P-u. lAE8Is, Auditor.
BAN Francisco, June 90-A rrsss
dispatch iroD Boise City aays: A small
force on the Wciser, composed Of Csot,
Beodera command Of 4J men aud 30
Idaho volunteers uHder Capt. Eah,nsin.
cannot move nurtbward to any purDnse
ami '''e ar''VJ of the troops expected
hcm tho south. Ike position of fthe
Indians. which is na the south side ri
saImonsives, as the strongest and most
favorable for thcir mode OF warfare that
c"ulIl bc Imagined 1t 10 full Of rs,urnl
;oo'tac'ca to Che approach Of troops, antt
'afords ample scope to the Indians 10 re
main snd Geit, or retreat, as they may
.sce o. Trsops msy cross tho river
u"''e"tae- covee "s artillery. bat when
they do E"Diiy coss. they will have
steep 'snnGtaing 20 climb en,1 it,,,,, c.n
yonA '" c''ai 10 gr nj the l.,nos.
e'.t'" 6niacirnt iorcg eom r.is SIDE
to o"pcrdin with Grih Jlownrt, l. ia.
d'lltcHlt 10 scr how hr tan hold BE Irs,4
aoa tp ha engagcmrDi ,sr dn anythIa,
e''vctUl. igtiDSt them. IGisIot hrE,Yci
the ho4ttitG win eomc thI,wAy, bat there
''hoS a" 'itTrn,r face yet t'rc 10 ~ .
'.','. 'r .HrT l..t mi,
, 1877-07-07

ELDERS or TIM UNloN PREsRyTERIAN
CnURCH.
Royal Haskell, Robert Barrett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
/. Wehorbe,, !

Mittmods ben 10. Oetober 1877
itarb in 81. Solepb Der al9emein &C.
a9tete unb beliebte 9err MitoIau &
9ofm a nm, eebirtis aus Qurem.
burg. i'm boben Sitter BON 65 Sabren.
9err 9ofmann mar elm in europa
a%ussebilbete1 2ebrer, ,ueldem 8erufe er
aud in Nmerita fdit biz gum Gnbe iei-
neg 2ebens treu blieb, jebod nebenbei
cine Jarm beiab, bic CT ieit % Sabren
bearbeitete. Griiber tpobnte Der nul
8eritorbene in Ohio, perlieB aber ienen
Staat i'm Sabre 1856 unb uertaui9te
ieinen bortisen MufcntbaIt init Dem in
ct. Soiepb. Mls Gin ti4tigcr 2ebrer
uRSresrli&er Burger bate 9err 9off-
mann Die Ndtung aQer ieiner Mitbiir=
ger 9etuonnen. mos oicielben bur1 bas
3abIrei&e &efolse bel Dem 8esrdbnih
am Greitas ben II. 0etobsr be,pieien.
9err 0oIfmdnn binterldbt cine betas;e
@ittpe uno 4 S0bne un6 4 3o9ter.
Sen 9interb!iebeuen nn{ere aufri@tisits
Sbeilmdbme. R. l. P.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
9oi. Goclbrocf, len.

bat einen @aarcnborratb, nel&er eeines
eleidcn nida bios in 81. @loub, ionbern ioaar
in ct. Saul uno Minncapolis iuhcn barfte.
@ir babem in ct Gloub unb u,cIem anoern
Stdpten nod iclten cine iolde Ausma9l bon
@aaren %geiunbem. Man iubet ba @olIene
Deden, Yferbebe6eu, 1ifAte,.
pi4c, SbaWIs, Stri pfe geim.
NJ ano ". y aumwoIIe 4attum tofie
aIIcr ART unb nit ben nobeIfe II
3eidnun9em. 3egcni 4irme. pate,
Mnter. unb SbertItiber,
ausSe5ei4ncte @imterrode. Hett.
febern v. (. W. .
9erren unb Gousfrauen, melde lid I'll.
ben @inter eauipiren molten, pcrbem au,
tbun, juert Germ Gbelbrod's Storc ~ be.
iud)en, che ie fiG aubersmo umieben. @il
miHen aus suuerIaiiser Cuele. BAT genann.
ter 0err Il ubert bitlia unb 9utein.
1t bat, unb bab babcr icHae YorrGtb,
bon ibm bebeuteMb woblfeiIe Z abae.
lafen tptrben %fOnnen, ais ben irgenb einen
anoern Qauie. Wan scbe unb Gber3euae lid,
Die @aarem iperbcn reibcnben Nbiat timber
unb tpirb man gut tbun, I'D bel 3eiten mi
benz re.den Torratb pertraut 81 MAIDEN.
Sol. gbeIbrod.
ct. GIoub. ct. @epmainar. Winn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

Mons. A. X. = St. Agathe. Ont.
Canada. Les livres recus en- bonnie
condition. Merci bien!
6errn 3. .. s. Yerbom.-SM ,perf
ben uniere antiuort per 8rief bsreit4
erbalten baben. Damien beitens fur
SIRE Snformotion. @orum ienben sic
uns teine Neuisteiten. sic i&einen Elm
auberit eetuanbter S&reiber ~ iein.
@urbe uus freuen, Sic perf0nIi@ Ten
men ~ lernen.
Germ ). 6. Melroie. - Bite gu
enh9nlbisen. Sic an3eise tonnte leste
@o9e unm09li4 einseriidt tperben.
Derrn g. 2 @ipcrs.-6onnten ni9i
tommen. &e9en
perr 9. @eiiiel NOR lcbte @ode III
st. 4oul. = Gin Fi&tises Interview
uberseuste uns. bob Der 9eebrte 9err i'd
lo,r beiten @elunbbeit erfreut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
0er Nsrbkesm.
S@Iiebli& oirften mir bic 6eui@re<
den, obiGon lie fonit III f&ledtem Nufe

S4liebli4 birften mir bic 6euf@re<
den. obi&on lie 1onjt in f@ledtem 9ute
iteben. eisentli@ ni&t baien. lie tuaren
rf@t miliommene Antreiber, he baben
gum 1orttommen Der @cmeinbe ener,
sii@ beiaetsuert in 3eitli9em. baben
0ielen Nneit unb S&meiB beruor3u.
loden %peritanben. bel @ebet unb A,beit.
Sebe semiNenbafte. bauterfiQte ga,
Mile erfult jett Die 9emo@ten 3cridbe
ober tbeilt pom 6s9en nit. @eben ,uirb
lei&t. ,uenn Soft bic Wittel i&offt; e
1T cine riibmli9tt lo6nenbe Shat. Tine
Wenoelinern baben bic 9euidreden oos
i@0ne Yfarrbaus 9ei9enit. ole tleiben=
oes Dentmal an has Sabr 1877 ben
g!t:rn unb Na@tommen. st. aueuita
,pirb boffentli4 einen 99urm gun, &C.
i4enfe ertalten ober bod weni9ftens bic
S&ulben auf bic Birdie pollenos be3ob'
len. - 6olten bieje 10 eerne permibr
ten 8anbiten nod einmal ibre 6iibl.
b0rner nod Stearns @ountp, lenien. ic
oiirfte man linen slei@ wiiien laien.
oab lie nit &i@mono unb 81. Soiepl
ni&t uebr 10 unueri&dmt ~perfabren.
ionbern ben griteren bic eanje (neue)
Rirde unb Qebterem einen pra@UoQer
3burm jrtommen IaIfen m6dten.
%ep. P Ss. O S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

~ ir'ecM a'ssnsu use pun gun
u'aup@ snsu as,nu3 'suaaan,ue0 asqsl
u'gla!aQ u'Nodl d '@A!iyaeuu ,Ii,l4 slq suoN
lpNnpnc asPilpisl6a,ouu q
gun |guluunO as4oaB q y. ,ao,S,
I. 'elocaua1 2 aa!a,usuoMo u!sllu gun
|B!sui' py u'Quy ooupvusbs0 u~,,utpaa,-
'!'!a anR 'nses!a'a nj ,iuuo 9y 'muuI as4slI
'up 'Qi!M u'bNplsq usqlaysiQ apl,u 'suu0
'uis! euQ 'gnlpnC a,l,up!se'Bsnu @kt
nca gun u.s! ol usqnu1s}sa .u,muo :iyiif
'unc a'Q'! s'soG. oluAa& :a'qnaoQ gun sl$
uoo 'peaa'q0 -oluAnG :yluspu ',ao,S m,l
''!!Q NJ u'e0!D!q GUN usAsEp!sl mn ous6sbu,u
gun enol9 ''l9 uoa mnll9n4 sa4sst spQ
|sQuA eue y! u'9leN uoa ual!,M mp AL
su!SN nag ~! n euG6 - 'n,jisan rasosua
plqnplSun Mt gun u,e,p0 asNu,qsap!aao
u'a uoa a'Qup0 'ua'Qa0 'u,uunl0 :lsqna
no GUN slua9 0c uca ,,nt,,mmus s.u,u,a,
30 'sippc0 t-s nj elsuucG .,,mmpS GUN
'u'Q!'S a'ui'! :eipG a,d slus0 8 ns vuNa.e0
s'l'up!'e'Senu .'eap6 az slu,0 9 nj o,l
.p9 u'A'q u'Q :]aK asnu u'dduH gun u.,nG
'u'AoAa'Q!'lY 'u'mp0 gun .uaaaaS uoa lluGr
'sn)s '|su'ab'qun ana 20 laquy uuM 'l,,,m.
'sn'Mo 2 'Qaccaus3 uoo u!suDuM ,brapsol8.
sue '!a '~u'.sane!nu u'auu@ uca a,uaioA
u'plcy, usu,!' ''Quu,9 m j! su'a,aqaeW
u'surS s'q 'ac1S mag iu,BuplisM
puu e,llK 'usmu1 GUN uaals0
AM a%Qugun'6s8 i,naa1 usN6n
'l!q H0 i1gu@snK a}9ea8 ZIG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

Sen Bepobnern BON Melroie uni
umscsenb t0nnen mir nidt senue
sliidwdni&en, bab lie einen 10 fdbiser
unb tidtisen Raufmann, mie 6err )
>. Gbelbrod lit, iebt su ibren Mit'
birsern adblen. Ser sroBe unb aus.
seiu@te @orrotb ieiner boz tuenise'
5asen einsetauften @oaren tuirb ST.
hermann BON Der @el&dftsisnntnib be!
iun9en Mannes iibcrseu9t BADEN.
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Seine Sinte meb,! nur @aGer

Serr %. 6. Rcfenbereer Bat cine inert.
miiroi9e Sorte Debcrn fir icinen Store iu-
aeididt erbaIten. Dieiclbe brauden nur in
@aifer aetaudt gu iperben. 10 tann man
nit eincm 9ropfen bebielben cine aanse Seite
Tapicr Uoli&rciben unb 1T bic Sdriit gang
eiciclbc. ais w1re ie nit Der befen 2intc &C.
idrieben. = Yreis per Gcber 10 Gents. =
llcbcrbies MAIDEN mir bas acebrte Vublifum
sarauf aufmertiam, bab berfclbc Qerr sduI.
biid)er Der uerfdicbenAtcn @attuna, Yapier.
Albua,s, SLIDER, unb @hromcs a0er Nrt,
Spidseuee. Experimentation 9apeten unt
aaes GroentIide. mas in iein @cfdaft Gin.
fdlast. in arobtcr auswobI befbt. Mau
geee ni@t an feinem Store poriiber y 4S
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e'!a93oaO ~ rla1upnl4uE
s.. 41&,
W ArPJ'@ slaaiS spG
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Mptis!.

Die llnterei6neten MAIDEN bitmit betonut,
oab bic poblbetannte Dirma Rbobe6 &
Speneer E& aufselSt unb inter BEN
Nansen n bobes. opener 4 @eteI
men eonaituirt bat, inbcm erftert Gir,na pfryn.
oobn Betel inter ibre @eieGf&aft oufaencn,.
men bat. Die aIte Giru,a bantt huu aesbrten
Vublitum fir feline bisberiae .llnterfituna,
unb boHt, BAT baSieIbe au1 Bic neue Girm0
NIT feiner merthtn aunofGaft beebsn spiro,
ba bieelbe e t& ansclesen iein IaSen pirb.
bic eeebrten 8unbtn ebenio reel unb pintt!;t
IN beo'enen. VIC eas biSber esfdeben if.
@bobcs. Speneer& @eysL.
ct. gloub, October 1877.
1nom.uslnu!,,o u,y!saI ualas i,q nj;
a. n sAi'0 'a'!uG 'uael'Ss uaan' asl uusase
: 1s!swsu'No = aQaoo4u'1 nj. laa0 "A
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- 6err $. g. Daenbels. Sc.
I9aftspouitreder BON 6. 70. Buff &
60, tuiro bonn nd4iten Greita9 Bis
Nontae in Colo Springs iein. Nus
oieienigen, tuelde bieier 6irma nod
ldulosn, uerben biemit aufseforoert. in
cieIsn 9oSen ibre &ednunsen Su be-
rihtisen, um tpiorisenfaIs ,peitere aus.
!a9en ju erlparen.
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etearuS Counts 1ai (.

am ertten Sage NOR bas @ettet
ni&t itbr ~ @uniten Der 1air. als
mir bieielbe beiu&ten. trafen mir iebr
tuenise Jrembe boielbit. &esen unb
Rebel belt bic Qeute Oh. Am Son.
nsrstas iebo& i&ien Der 1immeI GIN
itiser ouf bas unternsbmen berabbliden
gu uollen, unb bebboIb besaben ii&
oenn au& bic Jremben BON Wab unb
Germ in Maiie mad benz ausle1unss.
plate. Sic aussefelten @esenitdnbe
'uaren in Der 9bat ieoer Nneriennuns
tuertb. Sic 9srren $ ommereI &
W eber batten uber Elm Dubeno per.
i&ieoene Jarmma@inen ausse-
itelt, beren Aussejei&netbeit ollsemein
anertannt tuurbe.
Sic 1erren &apmonb. Sonss unh
Nlbre&t batten mebrere 6orm.@a a.
cen amssetelt.
5erner jei@nete i@ Der Stun.
pen5ieber bes Sperm Nopes aus.
Sic 6erren Major Smith unb y.
9. GIarte botten einise ,uunberi9one
Gremplare BON S@weinen CUR
S&ou eeiteut.
S4ac ,uaren BON ben 1erren q.
y. Gtarte unb y. uan Soon ausaeiteQt.
Nerbicnen poles Sob.
&inbpieb batten einsebro4t bic
oerren Y. g. GIorfe, Moior Smitb.
@. :. &isbp uub 5. &emeIe. = eau.
ter pra&tuolles Wieb.
4ferbe ,paren jiemIi@ jablrtiM
uertrieten unb obne Musnabme lautsr
pra@tuoQe 9biere. Oieielben sebbrten
ben betanuten YferbeSi@tern y. Wan
. Soon. :. 6. WleGlure. 6. ). @resorr.
Y. g. Glarte. s. Qnoper, 6. Bowmon.
Y. ". Nanbsrpoort, 6. Smith unb 8,
5tien. = Qerrn Glorte's s~weiidbrises
j 1oblen, Marquis of Lorne" ,uo9 1906
Yfunb. Dasielbe mar BON BEN be.
{ trefenben germ ouf Der staatsfair flu
, $1,000 eritonbem ,uorben.
Gin i@ones Yaar DtaulcieI, ME {.
oeren ,ueniee sibt. bate 9err 8. s
3amilton auseeiteQt.
!, Nuber ben ermd6nttn 4robutten no.
rem nod ousseitelt: Gelb- unb Gar
tenfri4te. aler Art; ferner Butter, So
mig, 0die. OFT u. /. 10. - Qunitse.
senitdnoe unb Tabri.er,eusniTe.
!err 6ist BON gleortpater unb Scr,
Y. Smith pom st. Gloub bra4ten &c
: treble. uni @emiiieprobutte CUR e4au
,pie mon lie ii& touus porsu{teIlsn in
Stanoe 1T. Inter ben Gemiiisarte,
|fanb mon 6obIfopfe, weI@e iber 8
4funb uosen; Somatoes 24 Yfunb
aartOHeln 3 Yfunb isbe u. {. 10.
Mues ouf,uSdbIen, mare unmoslid
9Bir eripdbnen nod Der @ettrcnnen
Gum &ennen muroen poraejteQt bi
Yferbe
Yortion. BON 8rabforo
y. Camden, BON Ban Coon;
&eb &iper " TAI g, BON Yeaupre.
Yortion madte Die MeiIe in 1855
= Sbm foI9te Camden. = griterc!
Yferb seuann $35 2ebtere $l5
Nad oieien erl4ienen
@ocabontas, BON Gilman;
G%urlep. non Bopo;
JIp, BON Grcn4.
Yocabontas ma4te bic MciIe il
2:22. Sbr folste gurlep 3mnddt.
8raoforO's 2oreno 9cpann be,
Sie9 in einsm @ennen BON elmer Bier,
telmeilc, uelde es in &c Setunben AL
riidleSte.
Sie 9anje Jair fann ols elm ousse.
iei&neter Grfols betradtet rperben
Sur S@abe, bab man ii4 ni9t bi
n Wihe aibt. iolfe llnternebmunncn NJ.
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@e6et bierber!

Mcin Stod in peIsmaaren bcfebt in
8uFaIo- unb onbcrn Vcl;hcden, 2oden, iotpie
ueri&iepeuen Trtiteln fit pamen, als @ufs,
&rasen, trimmings u. (. tn.
aue bisic @aarcn mcrnea iebr biuis Der.
fault bel
5. %. Mstrotb.
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bcr, no f& elm Sober. Oh srsb DOC,
%flein, BON 8opf bic ~ Gus nod ifiseu
8erbaltniHen fcbr bi0ig tlciben fann. benz
mcine Stod,@aaren ibertrefea allies BIZ
ictt Da9epeiene.
5. %. Mebrotb.