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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
Sod, Der Sfninlslsssiit mllb ssItsn,
Msr ben Gfnrnftoh hr[eht.

Sod bet Sfmmelseeiit mub eeItsn,
Ser ben Gtocnitob bsiebi.
.geiit'8e 9iebe bIeibt bienicbm
Gtsts bes Ssbsns9Iilds Tanier.
Seltft isin SER bon eS;,Terloen
Stdrfe Cures 2cbens 9riebrn,
0enii Der Simmsl Iebt in ibr;
Mo9 ter ltb0nlter Sraum serrimRem,
Sr6fte 9eib unb Wiibacidif,
Ounfelt ielblt Der Soifuung 8li6:
&reHe 9iebe ebaritinaeu
Sdfbt sslit'acs 2ebcnseIid.
Guer 9cben bat erIeoigf,
8as Sbr bofftet nnb 9ebadt,
llAo ibGS msine WnIe preoi9t
Sat Grfabrun9 poIl beitdtigt:
Sab nur 9iebe 9Iildlid ma d t.
sic 1T SHUTTER ieoer Su0enb,
Sic bc9innt am eisuen $eero,
Wirb bon SouS al Sals aeebrt,
Madt burd Ginflub auf Die Su9eno
Sid Der 9anscn @snibbcit iucrtb,
llnO gli6tS fam ben GmHub minotrn,
Sen Der 9iebs Sonne idf,
BiI bic eitIe @eIt tbn binotrn,
Gr triumph in guren &iroern,
Sie ein glcidJer Saud burdwsbt.
@lcide @iinlde uno @efiiblc.
@lei6e 9ieb' ruo @Dmpatbie
2eitet aud ourd)$ 9sbsn iie,
llno 70 ltrcben lie gum 8ielc
@leihen 8IiIfS, uno iuanfen nic.
8abrcnb SIR Sc Sod,eit fcicrt,
Die 8rmobnbeit iilbern nsnHt
llno 9leiblom ben 8uno erneucrt;
90 iei gud Der @unId betbeucrt,
0a man cine 9olbnc feunt,
Oab aud lie Sud nod begsgnr,
0ab bic giebc S5ano an Sanb
Siibre Sud gum 9 iamaHe
llno Gnd baum biniiber ieght
8u Der 9iebe Saterlano. =
>, 6o lit Der 2ic6e NueIIc,
$50 bic bodIte 9iebe luobnt,
Ocrcn rcinlte Strablcnbellc
8eiiti9 Sei9ct Sud Die Gtclc,
$50 Der 2icbe Satcr tbrOnf,
Ser bnrd ieinen Saudi Der Spbdrct
8unoerban 3uiammenbaIt;
llno ielbit cine Bunberiuelt
Sdaffet aus Der 9iebe 86bren,
@ic UicIIcidt cin Gn9cI sd6lt.
9icb' lit rcincS @ciitcSIcbm,
9icb lit @briiti $immclreib.
Sbne 2ieb' fonn8 ueoer 0cbcn
8arabie$, nod SimmeI, cbcn,
8cil iic bciosS 1T suglcid.
8eine 2ieb' fcnnt feline Siinocr,
Climb pubt nidt in ibren 4Inn
llnb 1T bel ibr un$0etban;
Sicbcnoe iiebt iic olS &inbcr
Gincs 8utcn Satcrs oil.
M60c iic Gu6 filtfti9 Icitcn
llno bc0iidcn, luic biSbcrl
Mooc iie inn 9auf Der 3eitcn,
@enn bic Sdrittc obludrt$ idrcitcn,
8erocn I'm 70 cini9er,
llnb ucnn Sbr gum lcbtcn SbIummc
glieocriinfct uIlNemod!
sic Ididt ibre Sbr1nei had
limb bdlt bel Dem Srennun0sfhmmcr
8ieocrlcbcns SofnHu9 nud.
10, ScrcinitcnS luicOcrid)uucu,
Sic ein itrcn9cS S6ifiaI i1icN,
Sie poIl Soffuun9 unO 8ertrouCu
ScIblt bur6 giu6t uno SobcS0ruucn
Neine 2icbc auflu6rtS sicbt;
Wicoeriebcu, luicSer0rilben
Sn Der 9icbc GIl9ebict
$50 bic ew 0e 9ieb uno @ilt
capt 8onS Sciit in @eiit scr
fliebcn:-
Sicic 8onnc iin9t fein 2ico
YbiIuSeIpbiu, @u.. @fni /, 1877.
Mau 0cbt nit bcm YInnc I'M, il
YittsOur9 Gin bcutltc8 &bcotcr Su grin
ocn. @iit ciucr 10 9rObcn Ncutlbc
SeU6Ifcrun0 luic Yittsbur0 uuO 9IIIt
0bcnb bubcn, iOlItc man iibcr 9Iaubcr
oob Gin iuIdcS llntcrncbmcn uou 81
| fOI0 Iciu miiliC.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
esieusr elm GiisnbaIn.llnaIild.-

9BitDer elm Giienbabusllnsliid.-
$r. Sobn SO. @unnamater, uObubaft
dit Der 4cnnipIuania Gusnuc I'M obcrcn
gnoe Der Stabt, itnb felt sincr Tcibe
bon Snbren 8rcmicr eincs Sradt;n9s
auf Der YcuniDIuunia Giienbabn, itilrStc
ant Sonncritas gladmitta9, iudbrcno cr
Obcn uuf eincm SradtSn0 itanb, Slui.
ideu 2ancoitcr GitD unb SiIlcrUiIIc bon
bemicIbcn bcrab, iuObei ibm bcibc Scinc
idredIitb 3crmOInlt, nnS icin aOrpcr
nod anoertuciti9 idlimm bcid6si9t
luurOc. GincS fcincr 9In9cn luor chen.
falls au$scriiicu. @an bra6tc ibn
nad Der OilerpiIe Citation, 100 CT
mad etlua siuci StunOen itarb, Ser
@crnnoIiidtc binterIdbt cine SSr0u unb
feds 8inbcr.-IicIe Der 8rcmicr bnbcn
es in Der @tooc, Obcn auf osn 3issn sll
itetcn, wabrsno Sirie in Sepc9une iinb.
Oieb IoItc burbouS nidt erIaubt fcin,
bonn chen buourd 0cidebcn icbr picIc
llnaIiifSf6llc.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

Sa iiebt's han ats. - Wfon bate
beabiiftiet, tuie biSbsr, aud oieies Sabr
bic @rdbcr Der i'm Icbten 8ric9c 0cfallc-
ncnSoIcnten luicbcr su fdmiiden. Bie
es absr idcint, febIt cS an ben nOtbi9cn
,Moncten" I'M Die Soften 81 befen ;
ia, fcIbit bic Soften Der Icbtiabri9en
sdmiidliuS iOIsu nod ni&t cinmuI
uIIc beSubIt iciHl Nas iicbt Han aus.
SIT eS inSe1su Gin Bunoer =? 90 Ian9e
impertineute pOiitiidc SumbaS0cr iid
bOrbrdueeu, unb bic @cIt sIauben gu
MAIDEN illden, bios fe ieisn bic 0ro6cn
$sIocn bic Gin @ort babel 3u iprcdcn
battcn, bic aber nod HE %nIb.r zero.
den, uno nod nidt einmaI ne Sabe
binterm SfcnIob bcrborIodew fOnncn,
ocrnbe 70 Ianse iuirb bic 6rdberidmilf.
flung cIs cir $umbn9 bstrudtet, 5ll
bent ucrrlilnftioc eeute nidts bcisutra9cn
UerIuucn; unO ba b06cn ie aiid gang
Nedt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

Bancroft. - SoI9cnbc 2cOcnSUrr'
iiderunpS.@ei @eieIIiduftcn iinb icbt bantc'
rott; 0ie ,@uarbian @iutuaI 9ifc.
Sniuruncc.G Company" bic - u8iOOlu unO
SrpbunS'9ife Sniuronce Company, bic
,,8cisrpc MiutliaI 2ifc. Sninrancc.eo., "
bic .gfcp yOrt Stutc 9ifc.Sniurunce
Co.. bic ,,giOrtb gImcricu 2ifc.Sniuran.
cc.Go."; oLIe bon 9ielu.gort.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

ilmjus. - Sr. GouncllD, Ocr
luobIbsfaunte 8arbircr llnb ScrldOnc.
runssfiinitIer, bat fcincu 8urbir Ga
loon nnd benz Spcrabnus al Der Grit.
ten Strubc OcrIe9t, 100 CT in @emcin'
iduft nit icinen Suci Wafercn @cbilI'
fen, ben Sticfbrilbern IcinbcI mb
3eiIcr, feline &unbcu nOd Wic Dor
bcoicnt, Obnc iic icbod niibcr ocn 2of'
fcl Al barbircn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
9. 8. aaae.rs sitter. ssein BON

GifeH.
Or IN iiitnia,s btfannt aeiptlW In ktT Sur
non S1p6Gt Su ffbltn. tsr NIT ttn fplgfntm
Sympicnien bsslfiitt. Mbnsiauns, slHhrfnaun.
efn, WerInf Be @thhHiniIits, G9wisrfaftit
bee NttfHls, GGpd4f unb ttHllarbeit hts @ts
lete,. Na9ii9meib, faItt Giibf, Sarfdfn Dor
SSatEffiitr, MHsfmtint gIfHlaHung tfs lint
lellyhfms, aubfrprbsntliHty Mppetit nit lin.
sWtauli9ftii, tiibt SanSs, Glibtn bts ssSr.
vtrs, Eredsnbtit bfr Saut, fable @ffdtsfarbt
linb gluslbIag I'm @eEidl linrtlnIiHEtit I'm
gEuL G9ns1sn I'M Sidsn, S9pnt hfr slu.
asnlisbu, bauiese 8prbsihisstu bpn GHmars
len SJlsdeu sor ben gluasn, mil lluitrbrs9unatn
iinb Wtrluf bss @eF$is, ManssI BON sllfmiIi-
lamisit It. I. b. gsrfauft MIR IN 81 Glaitr,.
Nstmt has sIttte. Depot ane Offiff 259
Ncrb Rfunie Strabt, pbtlaetlpbta. 8aib
5rff. Grast na9 9. 8. aunItPs SiiisIpsin
spn GiItH unb nsbmt fsinsn Gnbtrn. Ntbi
wirb 90 MIR In 81 GIaldsn SsrFauft.
RefssRlGbade! glerbtnidma9t
S&paGe anb en-, rsiSbarr branisrssfem'
msutr 3uhanb Sss @emiitbs fiH i1pdbss,
nsrpiSlss ,ine srl9Spftes @sfibl, cbnt Gnreit
unb 9etsnsfrnfi, psrpirrttr aepf t9ma9ss
GtbGbtnie, bic Spletn BON glusi1Rsifans nnb
atiniatr llfbnarbtit. Ditlt ntrpiUlt Sdwa6t
finttf Gin ausssssi9ntitS @ittsI In 6. 3. anH.
isIs 8iiierpeiH BON GiIsn. GS eitbt bsm Sy'
lfm GI6hi,iGi une ssriirsnt bic ssiaist slisesr.
eslaIasfnbsii uub @Ijpsifuns, llab striilnst
Sas Spatm. 8trianfi MIR IN $f GlaI&tn.
| gtbmt has gts9ts. gtrfaufi bel allen Apetbs.
fern. Gragt mad g. 8. aunitPs Siittrntin
sun Gilen nnb nsbmt feinsn Nnbtrn. stdis
,rerbts MIR In 81 DIaG@tn psrfauft pher Sehs
GaIden fir SIS. gllse was i'd raitt iIt MIR
sin gsrlu1 bisltr wtribpplltn Rseilin. GI
pirb tsr. sfSst'H 3wsiFsr Scn ibrsni gtrsimf
iitsr,tustn.
Riemals berisblenotr s0nrmigrnp.
g.S. aunfsps @urm-Syrup StTHi4iti nit
ME fsbltnbsr StHrbtit ole gIritn Bon @ars
merit. &ies, Rattls rnb Wagsnpiirnisr riiii.
fen itm fGlsuhl6f ipsidsH. 9. 8. anntsI 10
Sr sin,iae glrit I'm gdrSf, bey ben ganbnurni
prpnipf au sirtrtibtn S.rieM. Sn 2 bio 3
Stunber N sr entfsrnt aopf unb lats, Itbfi'
sia; feline 9f,abluns, ebr btr 3cpf atesbt.
WtnR bas btim 9anbtrnrrt rnDsIi9, gttt 10
6i afbsH WiirmIn natiirli& I'm 70 IeiGitr.
graat In Gmu glsptbfIt mad tintr GIaf9s ben
aunfsrs Wufm.@yrup. prtts 'bt bic 6la'
lds. ilnfetIbare WirIuHe. gBtnn q In btr
apuittis febIt, Iael ibn Gu9 vtrLersibsn cesr
| (ttreibt AT ben Gigentbiimer: Q. 3. 8unfsI
259 Rrrb Nsunts Sh., pbiIaSlpbin, "a.
| aushinft frti, miinbli1 petr per ppif.
Mai 3, fS77-At.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
GelDfaGem.

Splssnes @sIttr ipurbsn fir bic 1Staais. GEL
tuns" erbnlisn, bic bifrenrG nit Danf BE-
lHtinigI perben:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
Cine IbOne itsbsrraidluna. - l

Cine ibOne llebsrrai9aus. = llns
icrm Scidastcn ultcn GrearO, Srn.
Sobn Sabn, fen. bon slllc9bcnb
GitD, piberfnbr lestbin cine iebr idUnc
lleberraI6uns. - Sim DOuncritas ben
19iten 9tprit feicrtc ndnli6 unier alter
SreunO ieincu 71ten @ebnrtsta9.
8abreub 6es Cages bradtcn i6m feline
lieben SinSer unb Gnfet Oisle biibidc
@eI6enfe, mas beu alter 8atcr aufS
bsr;ti6ite freute. 8ie critaunte Ober
Der alte Seteran, alS am slbcno nm IL
llbr oud nod Uiclc ieiner Suten alten
6rcunScn init ciner 16 Mann itarfcll
Mulitbuubc Gein SObn an Der Spite
falnen, un6 ibm Gin StGnb9en brad)s
ten! Sein Sers iiberfloB Dor Srcube,
Senn ipie mir b6ren, ioll cs iebr flott
uuS frsuSiibet babel 5u9e9anScn iein,
unO bis ipat, reip. friib an ra6iten
Moroen scSauert babcn. DAP cs al
fOitlideu Speilcn nnb @etranfc Oabci
nidt ieblte, 6urf nlan pObt 0lauben,
ba Sr. Sabn Sas 9cr5 uuf 6cn redteu
Ylat but. - 8ir piiuiden ibm nod
re6t pielc FOLDER @eburtstasc, unS
ipenn cinitens iein 5cierabenbi!iinblcii,
itlest, Gin frobes unb ieli9es Gnbc.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

@iGtiae 0aGri6t - &ir Ienfcn
bic &ufmcrfiamfcit unircr 0cicr anf bic
Sbatiude, Dap, Tim cute uno billi0c
$itc obcr &appen Der SrhbIin9.
nnb Sonmer.g!fobc 81 bcfOmncn, mir.
ssnoS before nod id0nerc 0cfanft iuer.
ben fonncn, oIS bel ben bcfunuten SUIT.
fabrifunten 3oIIinscr Bros. am
@arfet Squarc, SarriSbur9. Sbrc
9IuSluubI 1T icbr SrOb, iudbreno iic su
Den uIlernieOrisiten @reiicn Ucrfaufcn.
-Man iprede bel ibncn Dor.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

9ttbmarft.
SGlsa, per plumb 9ruttcssipi9t.64 - Cts.
GGaafe, per psb. 9ruttcetipi1t. .....a5-7A
G@peins, pr 100 pfb., ,aOrnfstts, $8.25-$S.75
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

gegins GsIbIfmurb. - Sn YittS.
burg be9ine ON Oonuerita9 Der befann.
te SabafbdnoIer OH ber SmitbfieIo
Strabe, 8iIlium y. @sDman bon Der
Sirma @eDman & BRO, cine Der be.
6eutenbeniten uno ocndtsIfen SirmoS
iener Stabt, Sslbitmorb, inbenl er Iit
mit einem 8aiirmeher ben Sals burd.
idnitt. 0as Grei9uib bat 1lugebsares
Guffsbtn erregt, oa $r.a @rDnian id)
bisber OeS bsiten IufS erfreltte, uuO mil
ben OnsCiebeBltsu Sumi!icr IN 8gbin'
bnn2 ltanb,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

BS- Sic Ohio Staats. 8eituue, Gan.
ton, s., briu9t Inter benz Z, Sebruur
bieies SabreS fcIgenocs Stem:
SO. grnlt befannt ais Sabrifant
ino 8erfdufer bon Mu9sbnr9cr Srop.
fen in Gleuelano, Ohio, nidt 3ufrieocn
oaniit, oab er DorlebteS Snbr Die bent.
ihe Yrehe bisies 3anoe8 I'M tbre @n.
5eieeseblbren betrOs, 1T iebt aud nod
eineS ihueren SerbrehenS angefla9t
Sc ideint, feline ,Nussbur9er" uerfaIf.
ten fid fdIedt un0 barum fin9 er bic
Sabrifation bon $ambureer &ropfen
an, ipuroe aber bon VI. 8o9eler II. So,
nIIeini9sn @9enten Der Sombur0er Sa.
milien.W .Wfeoi3inen, orretirt uno bat ieBt
in benz 9efdn9niiIc 8eIe9enbeit iiber
feline Onmmbeit uad3ubriitsn.
VtriOnIiGes.-Gebte 8Ohc battsn
mir bic Sreube, Srn. Satob gffi II.
Ger bon 2anfaiter, eiuer Der unoeiebcn
fen unb seniuIften Birtbe unO Bier.
braucr icner Staot, in unicrm Sunftum
;u besriiben.-gbe uud Srn. 0ranj
u. Sduiter bon YbiIaoeIpbin, 0rii.
bcr in $arrisbnr9 luObnbufD. ST.. g.
luar in 8eeIeitune 3lucicr iciucr Sinoer
bisrbcr ostommen, I'M Der 8ecroiSun0
sineS usritorbsnen SrcunoeS bei5uluob'
ncu. Gr bat iebt aud cine Btrtbidaft
id glro. s26 8ine Strabc. YbiIaosIpbia
-Sie $srren gffin9cr unb Sduitei
iabeu redt iuobl NIB mnn;cr aus.
Mud Der uaderc Sobn uuircs alter
Sreunoes @ermeDer in Carlisle
bcsbrte uns NIT eiusm 8clud. $r. 6
III Gin Stibu Der &snnipIuuuia Giien
bobn @cmpuOnie. uno bat pOrIduf(
feline @ObHnuo ti'r in Satristnro ouf
gsi3la9sn,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

6aI I 4 t a 0, 0Eai ID, 1877.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

@au 9cbt nit Dem YIunc I'M, i'll
@ittsNur0 Gin bcutldc8 &bcotcr Su grim.
ocn. @lit ciucr 10 9rObcn Ncutlben
SeUOIfcrun0 uic Yittsbur0 mO Ollie.
8bcnD bubcn, iOIItc man iibrr 8IOubcn,
bub ciu iuIdcS llntcrncbmcn bon Gr.
foI9 iciu miiiic.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

S0dllt bttriibtub. - Sin bodit be.
trilbcnbss grcisuib tru9 iid Dor mcbre.
rcn Sa0cn in Ncaoin9 3u. $r. In.
I6reoS Beis, Gin bieoercr aIIcr
Srcunb unS 9eicr Der ..Staats1citun9,
bate ndmlid cine 8eiudSrcilc nad
ScutIbIOnO ecmadt. NIB uur am 1itcn
bicicS WfonntS luicOer Sa ieincr Iicbcn
Samilic mad Tcuoin9 anriid9ctcbrt.
@ie crItounie INN abcr Der CUTE Mfann
ais CT pcruabm, Sab am DOrbcr9cbcnocn
Srcita9 iein Iicbensuiirbi9eS
Sofepbinc, bccrbi0t tuorbcn ici /!
Sen Sdmcr1 lurIdcn Der treuc Satcr
bci Oisicr truuriSen gfu dridt cmpfanb,
Idbt iid cher benfen aI8 beIdrciben.
Multatt feline Qisben ale wobI nno
munter on3utrcifen, fano cr bic RerIs
ieincS $auies bonn 8o6e Oubinseraift
ssiiriuabr, cine trauri9c 8ieoerfcbr.
9l!S mir IebtcS Srilbiabr Sru. 8ciS in
Ieinem Snloon an Der gfe Der 8tcn
nno gIm Strabe beiudteu, fang unb
ipieItc bic fIsine SOicpbine mebrcre Sic.
Der fir ms iic par bamaIs nod MIN.
ter, unb bipftt boiler sSreuoe i'm frobcu
sSamiIicufreiS umbsr. Bie gang oil
0crs 1T cs icbt? Sie lisbIide &Ofc bcs
8amilicnsurtsns, uie buIO luar fe ec.
fnift? @ic oft mag iic iid) luObI nad
Dem lieten Yupa ssiebut baben, unf ben
iic nit frober SoffHllnG seiunrtctbuttc I
llnO ipic mnnde idlafloic @adt bat
uobI Der trcue g5ater auf ber 8cile CT
Icbi, nnO fid uuf bas frobe 8isocricber
ccr lirbtn Seinissn Sefrent9 0Od, Der
9lfenid Dtntf, nnb @Oit IeHtt.T GlI,
unfrc SOifmnssn, ale nHire Greuocr
iino elsidiom iuie 2nftbIafen, bic bsiu
oeriueiten $auh 3crp!abcn. = Sr. uut
frau @siS bubsH uufrs ipniaite She'll
uNbme,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

Gin i6psrsr jtampf.-Sn Olc g8Ob.
nuu9 bss $enrp 9. Scott bon 2ampt.
ter SOlunibip fam Sieier Sage Elm 2uno.
itreider, lueIdcr in bar0cn 8Ortcn ct.
luos su ciicn ucrIun9tc, mas CT aud
BON Der SuuSfruu bcrctluilli9it crbicIt.
@0brcno CT ub, ucrIuuOtc CT uuh &nf.
fee, fusldem 8crlan9cn cini9c brObtnoc
Borte iciurricitS fOI9tcn. Sos @ebob.
ren brS frcden 8uridcn cribrc6te bic
Srau lucIde aIciu I'M $Onic luar, 10,
bab iie binuusciltc uno ibrcn SObn Der.
cinricf. Sicier fam aud io8Icid nno
befubI ibm, bus $ans Sn Ucrlolien; i'm
glu mar icbod Der 9anOitreider auf ocn
Sdben, creriif cincn &nittcI, uub idIuS
uuf ben iun9cn @iunn los, febItc ibn
abrr, imb Seribmcttertc oaS Scidirr ouf
benz Slide. $irum eponOIcr lucIdcr
in Der gl6bc arbsitctc, uuO bur6 bnS
Sdrricn Der Srun BcrbciAcfommcn mar,
fam jebt su SiiIfc. 8Iuiiden beioen cr.
fol0te min ciu fnrhtbarcr 3ampf Der
Oomit tnbetc. bub bcm 9onOitrcidcr 5uei
3dbnc cin9cidlu9cn, cine Iippc 0cbro.
dcn, uno nod unOcrlusitiS fbIimm Su'
9cridtet unrbe. &bet aad $r. SpOnS.
let crbicIt bcbsutcnoc @erIebnn9cn, ie.
bod nidt 0efdbrIiG, Ser SleseI 1T iebt
in oer Sail.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-10-07

agriculture; and though of late years tea
| plantations are increasing in number and
Importance, no specific enumeration is yet
| made OF tea lands in the revenue returna
of the taxable lands of the empire In like
manner, by the general raising of Il few
SHRUBS for domestic use by families owning
garden plots, large portion Of tbs fifty
million pounds of tea anpuslly consu med
IN THIS country might easily be gtown on
the spot without perceptibly interfering
WIN present garden products or household
industries.
1he recent rapid extension of tea grow
ing in Japan, Java, British India, and
elsewhere Is evidence that there is nothing
In Chinese soil, climate, OF industrial con
oltlons to SECURE to that country the mon
opoly OF tea growing. In Japan tea is cul-
uFated as far north as the 396h parallel,
tne most favorable region lying between
the parallels OF 30 deg. and So deg. north
latitude; while the cultivation la most
successful between the 2lss and 33 deg.
parallels, though the plant rhrives almost
me japanese crop has nearly trebled dur
ing the past twelve or fifteen years, and
large areas of newly planted shrubs are
rapidly coming into bearing.
NexV III Tank as q tea producing country
Is Java. Since 1860 the industry has ad-
vanced so rapidly that the annual crop is
now about half that of Japan. The piar-
tations are most successful on the noun
tain slopes from three to five Thousand feet
above the sea: and the crop is said to pay
better than cofee. Tea growing has also
begun lately in the British Straits Settle |
ments with promising results.
The most rapid recent development of |
the industry, however. has occurred in |
british India, particularly in Assam. The t
first sample of Assam tea was sent to mar
ket in 1913; now there are upwards of |
l0O, 900 acres of tea plantations in Assam,
yielding nineteen or twenty million pounds
a year. In Bengal, Madras, the north west
and the Pupjeb, the industry is
rapidly spreading and the prospect good.
The crop Of 1875 was estimated at
% 600 600 poupds-tbus giving India the
lead of Japan. The most of the India tea
goes to England, where it is much liked.
In Cey lon also, tea culture has advanced
very rapidly of late. In Brazil, it has
been grown successfully in several provin-
ces; but for home consumption Paraguay
tea is preferred, and for export, coffee
growing liz more profitable. Tea growing
q also advancing in Tomkin, Cochio,
China, Maacca, the Corea, and several of
tue islands OF the Indian Ocean, formerly
devoted to coffee; and Efforts are making
% introduce it into Australia and Jamaica.
France, Spain, Portugal, Algeria, Italy,
Turkey, and the Crimea, all have climates
for tea growing and the same
nay be said of Tasmania, New Zealand,
Mexico, and Central America.
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DAVID GRAY's ESTATE

Over his forge bent David Gray,
And thought of the itch man across tho way.
Hammer and anvil for me- he said.
And weary toll for the children's bread;
" For him, snft carpets and pictured walls,
A life of ease in his spacious halls.
The ciang of bells on his dreaming broke;
A flicker If flame, A.wbirl of smoke.
OK in travis. forge grown white hot,
Coat and hat were alike forgot.
AS up the highway the blacksmith ran,
In lace and mien like crazy man.
"Seheol house aflrei" Mems hearts stood etill
And women pray ed, as women will,
While DER the tumult the wailiDg cry
OF frightened children rose shriIl and high.
Night in its shadows hid sun and earth;
The rich man sat by his cosy hearth,
Lord Of wide acres and untold gold
Butwlfeless chidlsss. forlorn and old.
He though Of the family across the way.
e. would" he sighed, - ere David Gray"
The blacksmith knelt at his children's bed
To look snce more at each smiling head.
Is Ny daElings all safe oh, God 80 he cried,
" Ny sin in Thy boundless mercy hidei
Il ONLY to-day have learned how great
Hath been Thy bounty and my estate"
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THE EXTENSION OF TEA CULTURE.
THERE MAY BE MILLIONS IN IT FOR THE
SOUTH.
(Scientitic Americar.)

For a number of years the Department
of Agriculture at Washington has been
trying, without much success, to induce
the citizens of our warmer States to under
take the cultivation of tea. The plant has
been successfully grown in a number of
States. In many parts Of the South and in
California, the tea plant thrives quite as
we'll as in its native country. In fact, there
ls no reason to doubt the capacity of the
country to produce the tea required, GER
tainly for home consumption, and thus
keep at home the millions annually paid to
the tea growers of China and Japan. The
great obstacle to this extension of home
industry appears to be the prevalent i'm
preston that, to be successful, tea grow
ing must be carried on in large plantations.
If that were true it would be hopeless to
expect ever to compete with the tea grow
ers of China, Japan, and other countries,
where labor is plentiful and cheap. That
sort of tea-growing is barred out of this
country by the high price of labor. But
that does not or need not prevent our rails
ing large, If not the larger, part of the
tea we use. Even in China it is the wide
and general distribution of the tea plant,
not it's Wholesale culture, that makes the
annual crop so large. The two hundred
and fifty million pounds year sent to for
eign countries is probably not more than
one-tenth the amount produced yet the
subordinate part allotted to tea-growing is
one of the most striking facts noticed by
travellers in the tea producing districts.
Large plantations are few, and Blk or seven
hundred weight ia a large annual average
for an individual farm. But, while few
grow tea on a large scale, every one who
has garden has few tea trees in the
corner of it. In this way millions of trees
go to make up the bulk of the tea crop
without materially affecting the general |
agricultural industry of the country. 1t is
rather a domestic industry left TO women
and children than an integral part Of !
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The human body expands immensely with
age. When eleven young men are seated on
one side of q street car, they oan easily sit up
little closer and make room for pretty girl,
but seven OF them can meuopoiiEe an entire
side 70 the utter exclusion Of an old woman.
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Thos A. Adams, Frederick Camerden,
Samuel B. Newman, j. L. Harris,
John Phelps, Joseph Stone,
Adam Thomson, George Martin
Henry Abraham, Alfred Moulton
Victor Meyer, L. C. Jury
Joseph Bowling Edward Male
Edward j. Gay, George W SentelI
Simon Rernsbem, a. Levi,
Simon Forcheimer. VIM. a. Matthews
Joseph B. Wolfe, Paul E. Mortimer,
r. B. Post, John v. Moore
Edward PilsbuIy, W. B. ConGer,
John z. King, Henry N. Preston,
Samuel H. Kennedy. jel0 ltam 6m
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,

HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
p. IRWIN, Vice President.
THOS. F. BRAGG Secretary.
At election held Monday, the 7th inst. the
following named gentlemen chosen Directors Of
tnis Company to serve for the ensuing year:
P. Irwin, Johu Henderson,
Thomas King. Thomas Smith.
Thos. Gilmore, W. J. Castall,
John T, Gibbons, Jas A. Glrdner
William Hart. Emile Hauche.
David Jackson John H Hanna
=. J. Gasquet.
And at a meeting of the Board held May I4th JOHN
HENDERSON, President, P. IRWIN, Vice-President
and THoS. F. BRAGG, Secretary, were unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared out OF the net profits Of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per in.
terest also cent dividend the paid mp capital
and 20 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders pakng, with the rebate, IS per cent pre-
miums Said interest and dividends be placed
credit of the stock notes.
Interest and dividends full paid stock payable In
cash at the Office of the Company and after 18th
pro1.
Ne Orleans. May lS, 1877. my20 n ~