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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Sin fpRbareS Nferb.

Demud9f miro Elm tatsreGanter
prrees Dor BEN @ertdtsbOfe BON Be-
roma, StaIisn, sur0 erbunplun9 tOmmen.
Dsfsn 9srunIuRuns fOlesnpe 1T. @rai
2~OepntcO BE Mebtst In @erea, etnem
WarttFsden un3stt Der esnunntsn
Staot. bate in lsinsr Sasenp Don let-
men @Itern Elm erOsmd1ttges bDlserncs
pfero, bas 11On felt ptsIeu uno pieleu
Sabren tn Der Niftamuer pieler So
mtlie 3u feben war, eeetbt uno oa CT aui
relisn feraeren 8etB nidt mebr relecs
ttrte, 70 uerfaufte er es sans etnfa@ an
einen Itl9Ier pieIes Warttfsdens, per
IS leinerletts rteper on Den bprtigen
8ureer >. Spmmaripa per1ueerte.
Dieter. Der pas pferp nur lsiues 5pI3eS
rueSen Sefauft bate, besana es su sers
IeSsn unp pa fanp rim peifen Snner,
etne BET 800 Sbm. BrpBe N~usbDbluns.
In welher Sob, Silbsr unp Gpelitetne
aufselpetdert laesn. oerr Spmmartpa
ruoute nun anfanss ptelen Suno per'
betmlt@en, mas tbu aber nt9t selane,
uno 70 TT isBt Graf &c Mepist seser1
%oenleIben tIasbar aufsetreten unO fOrs
cert BON ibm ben S1aS leiner Nbnen
;urid. celfeR @ertb pom etniesn auf
$4,000, BON anDersn fVsar uuf 100000
Gire 9el9dBt wirp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

Drnaus ueberedn9e rercen BON ben
Tdrtsn befeitet uno aud am Eraians-
@aue. Der 60 8tlpmeter lang. bte De-
brub1@a I'm Sloen Don Bulgarien
trsnrt, trerben bereutenne @erfdrfun.
gen rpreenrmmen. Das 9auptquatter
Der tirfilHen DonausNrmee unter Mb>
bull Eertm pal@a fommt mad S@uns
Ia, psIGes NIT tpettldufsen AubenfOrts
umeeben pirb. Nue DOnauftfun9en
fino bsrsitS NIT YrrSiant uno Munts
tion Serlsben unb bsfiBen tie %srfcrber>
ltde armtruns uuO 8elusuns, unc bte
DOnausG Iptttue 1T NIT GprpepOs aus
esftattet. Sn pem reridanjtsn Eager
BON S@umIa rerpe1 speiArmeesG Corps
epncentrirt uno In Der Dpbrutl4a. tn
TuItl6a unO Slafti9a fet idon cine
DtSifcn. Nus allen N%noronun9erl Der
2Irten sebt beruur, raB fe Rem Srtee
NIT 8ueIanb fir unoermeibli9 ball
ten, benislben absr feinespess far@s
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Gin fariflitber Serftbtpenber.

Die Granffurter 3ettun8 entbdIt fol-
senbe inters6unte 8etunntma&uns bee
@eraev :areissertdts: uNuf 8ei&ebes
men Nntras TT Der bur@lau&ttsft
prtns 9err 9einri6 Xxx. ReubsS 6fs
ris, bsfen seSenwdrttser aufenttaltss
prt rabter nt9t betannt III, bur& etne In
sreitsr Snfan3 beitdttste Gntl@eipuna
fir einen 0eri9wenber erfIdrt ibm biz
1eIbRfdnStee Notwithstanding
ent3oeert unb Se. GrlauGt, 6err @ral
SarI BON Gafeus Gaf}sQ 3u @afea i'm
SSntsrsi@ 8uYsrn als 3ufanos@ crs
numb bffeut pprpen. Sc wtrb babel
bemertt, pae aue BON benz eenaRnten
granddaughter prtnsst pbne Surs
uunbl9uftltde @enebmtsuns einses
ear9sner oerm6eensrehltden 0er>
pFt@tunBen unp lUnitssn DispOftiOs
men lsber rs@tIi@en 9IlttBtett entbebs
rem, uno mad 8efnben eesen be6en
MtteUntrabenten TN llntsriu@unss>
ruese SOroesuusen Uerpen rptro. Gera,
ben IA. IOuenbsr 1876. Tlrflt9
Reus . Yluuenl@es Sretssert@t. s.
htrt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Oie SeD6lfernm9 Der Grbe.

Naa ben YerldBltGfen BON beutl9en
Stattfifern fit bas Sabr 1876 ,ulam-
u1eneefeQten TabsIen iuQ T@ bte Be-
o5Iferuns Der &rbe auf 1.423,917,OOO
Wenl&en b~elaufen. SIM @ersIet@e NIT
ben I'M Sabre 1875 n~ufseReutsn Iabel>
len erstbt tas etne 3urabme Don q
Wtutonen. Dteie %aufauenbe 8ermebs
runs oes neutrality-suspicious. TT ieopd
nur etne f@etnbare, pa man fe ntdt
aus etnem ueberwtesen Der @eturten
iber cte TObesfdae ableftet, fonoern biz
ieBt unbefannt setuelene, fart beYSlferte
@esenesn in ote 3abluns einsapsen
bat.
@fen, bic Wteee pes Menldenaes
f@le&tss. entbdIt nod timer Die ar5bte
Neni&rnmenSe rdmlt1 pier Siebentel
Der Bsnblteruns Der san3sn GrDe u,er
S25,548,59O @enl9en. europa
tOmuat tund&f nit u,sbr als Elm NInf=
tel Oper 4O9,178,4OO; bteran reibt fa
Afrtfa nit eineu Sfebentel uber 199,.
921,60O; Nmerifa bat taum Elm
Sea3ebntel poer S5.519,6O0 auf,uwets
fen unD Mufralfen NIT 4,748.6OO
Weni&sn tOmu,t suIebt. glm bfdtefen
ber5lfert tt@urcpa, no auf etne Quabs
ratmetle pur@idnittlt@ 81 Menfden
tOn1nen, tpcsesen in Wften auf cine
QuacratmetIe nur 40, In @frtsa ettras
u1sbr als IL, tn Mmertfa nt@t efumal 6
uab tn AufraIien ettras rnebr als etn
Menl@ fOmmen.
Die Groe sdblt fm @anssn nur 215
StGote BON mebr als 100000 Gin
upbnern, barunter 20 NIT einerWtufon
ooer mebr Wenlden. ueber cine Ntls
lion entbalten nur 8 Stdpte, trcrunter
pier In CHINA Iieeen. Die ibrtoen
finf Tno 2onbOn 3,4S9,428, Darts
1.851,792, SEEN yorf 1885, 622, Wten
1,O91,9S9 uno Berltn 1,044,OOO.
SbwUbl iber bte bur@I@nttIf@e ees
bsnsoauer oes Neni@enseibIe9tss feline
befimmten In8aben uprlfe9sn, f@eint
se, DAP pte bur&i&ntttlt@e Ssbsnsbauer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Stmt Namensta8e Nius TX.

&cn1. q, Dec. Nahpem in ben
lebten Iaser auerft bte Witelteber beS
Garbinal>G oueetums unb oant Der re-
mil&e Nbel rem Yapife ibre @lidwins
Ie&i suu, ). @stbna&tsfefe. gum Nus
me,stase unb sum neuen Sabre barge
bra&t battsn, empfne Plus TX. beute
bic Ofi3iere Ger pdpfltden Irnnee,
ldmmtlt@ in @ipiltletpans, 9efibrt pom
3riessmtntfer, @enerul .. Run3gsr,,
Inter ibne1 befanb fi@ @eneral y.
3appt bte 3setments, Corps unr Nb>
tbeilunas>g pmmanbanten, lowte iber
800 @tabs> unb Subaltern 8 Sfistere.
Der gmpfans bate i'm G%Onffprfal>
9aale fat, 100 Der +. @ater. uuieeben
Don ben g~arptndlen 81 ptetrp, @uioo,
8tIio, Nonaco. gbtsi Sre9lta, Sis
ntepat Gran@t pacca, MarttneQf,
Wertel urb nnebrerer1 auoeren, eridien.
Sn ben, @sfolae Reg papfes rparea fer>
nsr mebrere R5mtlae GirReu, pel&e
bpbe Ieuter an, pdpaltden 6Ofe belief
ben, fopie piele prdlatsn urs admme-
rer bt Spaba E @appa. Der papit
nabm auf BEN SbrenfeGel plaB unp
per Ertessmtntfer rt&tste warmeB Orte
bes Dantes unO Der Grsebenbeit an ben
+. @ater, auf bic Plus TX. tn elmer
bulonOusn Anlpra@e entsesnete. Als
Der @apf gum SdluHe letner &ebe beh
Sesen ertbetlt bate, purce tbm Elm
entbuiiafildes bod ausssbradt. Der
General .. @urtsn, Der Dor p:nt9en
Easen feline Satin serloren batte, war
ntGt pte In allen fribeEen Sabren,
peri5nltd mad &Om sefommen, iber>
mittelte iepo@ feline @lldwlni&e purd
ben EeIesrapben. Ng6 bic ShBtere
ber 3puasen aus Granfretd, 8elsten,
POLAND unbganaba babsn teleerapbtl@
uno fdriftlt@ tire Graduation nod
BEN gattcan esfencet. Das auslsben
BEG }. g,aterS lief nt@ts 81 winl6sn
dbrts. RaaiS i9rttt er climber, unit
rur bic Stufen gum TbrOniefel wurpeu
ibm etntBermaben beidwerIiG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

felt efnem Sabrbunbert ausenomme1
bat. Das fOmuit gan; beiOncers ba>
BET. taB bte spibemtiden Rrunfbetten IN
GUlee elmer beneret drstltden 8ebancs
lung feline 70 eroBe Meni&enmense ea'
btnrafen ais frdbH. Sn Gnalanb boz
ben 4. 9. bte T~obesfaQe felt Is Sabrsn
f@tlt@ absenommen. Sn BEN Waee,
ale maj, ft@ III etSiltTrten 2dnbern
n,ebr NIT Der 5fentltaen 0elunobeits'
plese befaBt bat ft@ aud oas Sterbs
UNDERSTANDING eebe6ert. 70 bab uniere
Nu&fommen In cteier 6in1at before
NuSFdten baben. als MIR. --1s,r,.,-s..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
SeutibIanbS &eidbtbn,tt.
(&srtculturif.)

Nu@ BEN ptssjdbriesn Stsusr : 8as
tafer werpen BON Den $500 Quabrats
metlen oes oeutlGsn 8etGes $500
QuaoratmetIen OILS 0ouspldBe, @dr-
ten, Gelcer, Bielsu, 0etnberse bsniet,
wdbreno $500 QuaDratmeilen NIT
Walp bepedt fine. Alir mebr als ein
Drtttel pes sousen2anres TT Don wObls
sspfe8tem NaIpbsRanpe eln9snOmmsn.
Das 8Iei@e 0srbdltuib loute Ibsrau be-
fteben. NO man esnsn ssnlBenosn 8pr>
rat1 BON ylGBDOis %uetlansI uno auBer>
Gem ft@ etnen m6eIt@it teseImdstseu
NeeenfaG, cauernreS 8lissen Der 9uels
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

len unb @d&e, S@uB sesen raube
Stirne unb Elm mbalt&f Ietolt&es
Slima erbaltsn piu. llno BIER miro
bamtt cine ernte 2ebre seaeben.
Die gepSIterunsD euti&lanps rcbnt
au IS Yro,ent In ben Stdpten, su IS
prosert auf benz eanbe 1S16 mar bas
8erbdlnie nod wte % su u: bort rpte
bier stsbt fi@ eth inner srSsersr She'll
Der @anebewpbner tn pie Stdbte, mas
ntGt erfreuliG I'D.
0pn S5rnerfru@ten rrerpen idbrlih
er,Oseu seeeu $50 MiQtOnsn 6etOlitrr
C>3 8ulbel,, BON SartufsIn 272 Ntu.
6eft. DIES 1T fein winidenswertbss
8erbdltniB Der 6auptuabrunssmittsl
zines @olfes.
Die $50 bsut1Gen 3udsrfabrifsn
~perarbetten 600 Mtu. Gentner &I>
ben, trpraus 5-6 Wtu. @entner 3us
der unp SYrup 8errUnnen peretn-
unsefdbr 1 Yfunp bon II plumb &I-
ben.-8On 5opfen wercen 100000
Gentner ersp9en.
Der Detnbau ntmmt $4,000 6ets
tarsn Cs21 Ncre) etn, unb einise Der
8betnwetne brtnssn ben bD@fen prets
urter allen @etnen Der @elt - losar
BIC au SO bic GIal@e. Die Wetnaus-
fubr betrdst jdbrIt@ lber 4OO,0OOgsnt>
t1er.
9pn Yferpsn aiebt Is 81 Miu. ron
9inpDieb iiber Is Nta., RON S@afen
80 Mta.. BON S@weinen 8 Mtu., Don
3teeen q NltQ. StGd-im @elammt>
wsrtte Don 5000 Ntuy Warf O2OO
Wtu. DouarSl. Dtes 1T tpenie TIM
0erelef9e NIT benz @tebfanpe Der Ser.
Staaten. Sat bod MiGouri auetn
NIT elmer 8eu5lteruns Don etpas tpent,
ger ais 2 NltQ. an 100000 pferbe
unb Maultbtere iber 1 Mtu. Stad
8tnbnteb, mebr als Il Wiaionens 9afe
81 @tQ. SGwetne au1ammen abees
lAdbt gu betnabe 80 Mtu. Dollars.
Nebr als eine balls Wtatpn Wens
lden finb In ben 5000 Berg unb 5ats
teowsrfen belaafttst unb f5rberr eese1
1900 Mtu. Mlatt C$40O Mia.) @ertb
su Sage. 8stauntlt@ t6nnen bic beuts
(9en mtneraltI@en S9dBe f9 NIT be-
men Der Ser. Staaten IN feinen Ser
elei@ feuen, man Serfdbrt absr BET Der
Austsutuns NIT mebr Sorfalt unp
Spariamfett.
I'm ben ceutl&en 0odlduIen fino
1900 prOfe7oren tbdtie !; jdbrlt@ per>
ben IA, 600 Stubsnten leu aufeenpms
uten. @Ymuften siebt es 800, 3eals
uro 6anoelsldulen 400, 0plfsl9ulen
$4,000 NIT mebr alS 6 Wiutpnen
S4tlsrn. Sn pielem NetraHte ftebt
Deutl@lano allen anoern 2dnperu pos
ran.
Sdbrlt9 peroen iber 10000 neue
BI@er 1erSfentltdt. Sn Besue auf
Die GaBssbIatter unD 3eitl@rtften, beren
Menee, weite 8erbrettung unp retGen
SnbaIt ptre Deutl@Ianp f9on Jest
pur6 bie Ser Staaten %iberbpten.
Die beutl&e 5anpels Futte 3dbIt $500
S&tfs parunter $50 Dampfer NIT
41,OOO 9ftrbstraft bic selamnte
Wfannl9aft Der 9anpels Fptte betr1et
aber 10000 Wann. Nu9 btes 1T
tlGt Stel TN 0erelet6 NIT Der uorb,
amerifanti@en 0anpelsFotte, pbpubI
ptslelbe psnteer als bic peutl9e auu,
auswdrttssn 5anpelsuertsbr neruuanet
rptrb.
Die psuti@e pof BAT fat 10000
8eamte, b%sf6rpert jabrli@ $50 Mta.
Brtefs padete &c. uup bat efne iber 100
Ntu. Mart %betrasenpe @tnnabme.-
Das 9utwelen Der Ser. Staatert eebt
nn9phnIfm hnriihpr k{nnu6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Sic tpt1mberDDaife 1nebisimtiobe
Gntbedun9, tpelebe Ste
@eIt fennt.

@esen S&utnoiudt S6wd@s S9ars
bod, icrOpbuI61e Nusl1ldse,
S@nupfen, Sal3Fub, 5dmorrbpt>
ben, 0et&tsrOie 8tnepurn,,
Gle@ten, Nusi6ldse I'M 0ef@t
l9merabafte Nusen, Nbeumatis>
mus Wasentrantbett, Be6RIfe>
ber. eebsrs uno Mieren-& rantbefz
ten, Nerueniawdde 5ersfrantbet>
ten, NnfdQe, abaeldwd@te @onift>
tuition uno jeoe Nrt unreintstett
TN 8lute.
Cine Gucle hes 0litdeS fit Wtaieuen 2ci>
hsane. Saaiener uau Seben serettet
aadnem ate anecrn @ittel fsblse-
i@lagen, leir ienes @Ort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20
Der Snbalt TT tn Sirse fOloenper :

AarSnrmif9e Grf&stnunsen unb 8ettre&uuns bS Sab.
req 3. G, lon7.--Oas 8alenpariunt tn Gdpars. unb
Observation-Disclosures Nntfppten. -0pr
7CO Sapren pber Ratfer 8rtebrt@ 1. In Natlanb uub In
Neheet8 NIT 3 Suufrattpnen. Rerttpdrbtae G6fuldrs
unp Subtlaunsta8et TN S. 1877, nit 3 Saufr attpnen.-
gGetterPrppheten tn 3bierrei&. Spfepbus Ve6tp, pber
rte Elmer etuen Searif BON Der @ptstett betnnt .-Die Sc.
eenee Spn Der. bell. btet 86uteen, NIT 3 SQufrotipnen.
WDH re8retFt4et unb BON bret unbearetHthen Dfnoen.
Ntertrurotge Serufuueen auf @pttss @ertdt unb ilrtbeil.
NIT . Suufr1ttpntN.-Dte WanberteuThrede nit Sim
trattpnen.--Wpr benz unterfu@anesrt6ter. Morta' Ser
Sts Der 29stsbstt, NIT 2 SauhratiSnen. Gin asHlasItes
sSrrt: ,gfa9 Sanpfa 8eben mir nt6t!" NIT Saafro.
ton. Wttbael 0t6tleiuS 3reite Rebe Dor Rem gSereine
utrttftnrteer &atbDFten," nit Slufrattpnen, @us Ter
Gprrntt zines Stdarennefes, unternrif&t nit ;uf6Qiosn
gteai4en. unb 2Deltbetra6tunsen NIT 9 SGufr. r.
Seod SGpnnpr, nit gprtratt. Des 5aus @ufinslorb
g~Deltantdten uu6 Sabresbtrt6t, nit 5 Suuhrotipnen.
Bum Nbihteb. Oas erDBte StanhbtlS In Stem Nprf rnb
WtunGen, NIT 2 Slufrattpnen. Spbannes GbeSaur. CSe.
neralsSupsrtrr Der @sfeaf6aft Marid, init 9crtroit. Ses
gtu.gtpnp. @pleetum tn Mdepn, ga.. NIT Nbb;iburo.
gas ct. gtarteas5 pipttal tn Cincinnati, nit NbsilbunS.
Sas ct: Satbartnen'5 pfptal tn BrpptIsu, nit NbbiIs
outtg: pas Ssiutten S9pIaftfat ;u gBGpbfpf, Wb.,
NIT Abbtl6ung. Die st. SpfepbS Birdie III GleSeIdnb,
o. NIT Abbtleun8. 2as @tutterbaus Der S6refern
rom bell. SUiept tn Garpn6rIet, Np., NIT Q I6bibunaen.
Ote Ereuj'8uneS8rupp tn Steramrneraau In Bapern. init
N~bbtl6un8. Der @etretee s0erbrdu6 Ser gBelt. atpeiers
let Saneer, NIT SQufratipn. Das g. StanislaUs.gfo
st3tat tn SIUrt1ant, ger., NIT GbbiIbuns.
Die fets sunetrtenbe gerbreituus bteIes ouaemetu b,.
S1br1aua mod
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-20

Dieter Bug SerIdbt st. PAUL ~unstfabr un1 $3.50 rbr
Ha@nt., fsnartt an tn Manfatu 7:l0 9a6ut., Stpur
Gtts unt 4:2O gurnt., Guaneil- Bluffs una 9.l5 Wa&xa.
unb Omaha UNI $40 9prm. an.
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ST. N
Under the direction of the Sisters of st.
Benedict, Corner Of st. German
Street and Hanover Ave-,
st. Cloud, MINI.

This Academy is pleasantly situated In one OF
the most healthy and suitable locations of st.
Cloud, and commands an extensive view of the
building afford the pupils advantage for health
full exercise. The system Of education embraces
every useful and ornamental branch suitable for
young ladies. Special time and attention will be
devoted to pupils whose parents or guardians
desire their attaining proficiency in the Ian
guages, Needlework, Music, Drawing and Paint
ing. These branches may be exclusively pursued.
The health of the pupils will be attended to with
maternal solicitude, and their progress in virtue,
knowledge and refinement promoted by the most
Jealous and untiring efforts. Difference in relig-
ion is no obstacle to the admission of such as are
willing 10 conform outwardly to the established
routine. None will be admitted for less than one
session. Pocket money is to be intrusted to the
D1rectress. All communications, to and from the
Academy, arc submitted to inspection.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in English, German,
plain Needlework, Embroidery, Vocal
Music, and Washing, per session of five
Piano and Melodeon, each, per session, is C
Use of instrument 5 W
Thorough Bass and Harmony, 10 OC
Private lessons in Vocal Music, s OF
Painting in water colors, N
! Oriental Painting, 9 OF
Drawing, On
Hair Work, 10 o.
Worsted and other Artificial Flowers,
each, per session, Z on
The annual term is divided into two sessions O
five months each, the first commencing on the
first Monday in September, and the second on the
first Monday in February. Examinations Will b.
held at the end of each session, and reports
thereof transmitted to parents or guardians. II
order to avoid interruption in the classes, visits
are confined to Thursday afternoons, between the
hours of one and five. Terms per session, paya
BILE for two months in advance. Books, Station
| cry, Uniform, and the materials for fancy work
will be furnished at the Academy. On Thursdays
and Sundays they dress in uniform, regarding
which Information will be given at the Academy
For further particulars apply to
MOTHER WALBURGA, O.3S. B.,
Box "a, st. Cloud, Mimi
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&atbCltfne
Ganbfnmmet Analt.

Wtt depreciation unb Gmpfeblune Der 5udr'fen 5. s.
@r;btlGbfe Spn Dltlnaufee unb St.Qouis unb Seri6tebenes
Der 6o6p'fsn 8tf66fe bes Wefens eeeentet trtr gegen
Nattte Mat b. s. einen ftetnen Nnfane NIT elmer fatbOlt.
f6en Eaubfuntmen-Infa su MAIDEN In gerbtn6uns NIT
benz Qebrer> Seminar. Das BebIrfnis mad elmer fpl&en
Nnfalt TT pfenbar bd. unfere td~ubfumuien Rtnber sc.
ben an ben Gtaatsanfalten fat ale fir bic 8ir&e Serlps
rem. Sie fpmmen aus ~btnielteu ais uneldnbtee pber NIT
sruteaantif&en Inf&tsn ;urif unb gten1anb "a 3u 9aufe.
Der fe zines Beferen be1ebren fann. Die nDttpenbtasn
R~dumIt6fetten fIr ben Gnfan8 elmer frl6sn 9nftalt ton
men itr bter ptne ~belontere Musldeen terrt6tet, nn6 BITE
Berbinbune NIT benz Referees Seminar, trie % tn Deutl&.
lamb aud aasemein to, bat unter Gnbereut ben Rusen. bas
man lei6t neue 2ebrfrdfte fir Taubhuutrten ~ausbtlbeu
tanu. gDtr perben bic f&pt felt ldneerert Sabren aase.
rtstn betp6brte Rttbpbe betr unterrtdt %etnfubren, ircudH
bic Rinber rirfli6 fpre4en lernen. 50 trpuen mir heun
In @pttes 9anen untsr BEN S&use ber Rir&e aus Deri
seben.
&ae Gltern nnn. bic taubfuntnte &tnber baben, pbr
bic 3V&w. 8. s: pfarrer. BITE lOl&e &inber tn ttrsn &C.
rteinbenl rtEen. TN Glitter BON 6-14 Sabren, tcnen o..
fdutea Utne gsrsus barber bet4teu. Bon Der aaiaN
Der &nnelbunsen werben erGFtentbetls aud bic gebtnean.
gen ;ur Nufaabne abbaustit. bic uatarliR 70 btuis esReQt
ner6en Jplen, als eben un6slid III.
glan dbrtfire
NeD. xbep. 8rirer,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-10-27

WIFE MURDER IN VIRGINIA.-A bru-
tai wife murder was committed on Sat
urday afternoon last in Henrico county,
Va, by 4 man named Robert Harris. 1t
seems that a MIR. Richardson had gone
home with him to take supper that
evening, and they were spending the
time not unpleasantly, although Harris
was under the influence OF liquor, but
all OF a sudden Harris became enraged
at some act Of common courtesy shown
to Richardson by Mrs. Harris, and COM
menced beating Richardson furiously.
He would probably have killed Rich
ardsou but for the interference of Mrs.
Harris. After the escape of Richard
son Mrs. Harris was made to stay out
till about ten o'clock. About that time
she returned to the house to look after
her baby, which was then about FIVE
weeks old, and then Harris killed her
by crushing her skull with stone or
piece OF timber. After killing her be
dragged her body off about three hum
dred yards, concealed it and returned to
the house and spent the balance of the
night. The next morning he gave out
that Mrs. Harris had gone visiting, and
that be was going to bring her home.
He has not been heard of since. About
two days after the neighbors suspected
what had been done, and search was
made and the body found. IL is said
that Harris aud his wife got on very
well together except when Harris was
drinking. They had Six children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-10-27

The political doctors are very much
exercised in regard to the general bust
ness depression of the country; and de-
clare that this, that and the other is the
cause Of it, the true reason meanwhile
being entirely overlooked. To any one
who has given the subject that consid-
eratioa which it deserves it must be APP
parent that politics have really had very
little TO 30 with our troubles. The fault
lies in another direction altogether. Indi-
rectly it may be possible that politics have
hadsome share in prolonging the period OF
business revival, but beyond this it can
not be said that The times have been at
fec,ed to any extent by the success or
defeat of either Of the great parties.
The main cause of all our difficulties
NAV be attributed TO the fact that too
many of our people have lett the plow
and the hoe for speculative employ
meuts, The country is filled with idle
nirn (''tramps" they are now called)
who should be honestly tOiling in the
fields for the bread for which they now
beg. Agriculture is the basis OF all
prosperity Without it there eau De no
wealth, aud whenever We can make up
our MINDS to go back little and de-
vote more time and attention to the
cultivation Of the soil the sooner we
will get over our presen: difficulties, and
be better prepared to meet those which
may await Us in the future. Let labor
once more become respectable. Keep
The boys on the farm and make the farm
smaller. Teach them that true knowl-
edge of agriculture is the surest road to
independence, to comfort, and to all
that makes life desirable. Were all the
people now idle honestly engaged in
The cultivation OF the soil the depression
which has so long held us down would
soon be over, and We should probably
enter upon a career Of prosperity unpar-
alleled in our history.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-10-27
OEslTl AIRY.

Died, Oct. lltb, 1877, THOMAS
B1LLMIER, aud on the 18th inst,
CHARLES BILLMYER, both of Dip
liberia. These were children of Capt.
NJ. J. Billmyer. bright and dutiiul little
boys, Tommy being OF the age OF nine,
and Charlie seven.
Within one week these two little
boys have been called away from their
earthly home and sports. Their memo
ries are precious. The sweet fragrance
of their lives fingers as a sacred heritage
in and around the home OF their boy
hood. And what legacy is left US in
the sublime patience which character
lied their hours OF sickness, suffering
and death, We think OF them as hap
py now. We cherish in fond remem-
brance their words and acts of affection,
and think of them now as companions
in blessedness where "God shall wipe
away all tears from their eyes; and
where there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall
there be any more pain. Ii.