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Nc,r advertisements.
NFFICE COUNTY COMMISSION,
" ERS.
FREDERICK, MD, May 1, II.

FREDERICK, MD, May 1, n.
The County Commissioners for Frcdcr
lex county, will meet at their office in the
Court House,
On -Nonday Morning, Nay q, 1877.
Persons having claims against the county
will please take notice and present the same
before the IS ard on or before Thursday
24th inst to insure their passage for the
Levy of 1877. BY Order,
H. +. STEINER,
may3-3t Clerk.
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TlVE CREDIT to whom it is due, and
" you buy the best Watch and Chain
FIR the least money of CHAS. IL. .. FON
60 aud tell youT ueishbors.
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and store goods of different kinds, posts,
rails, and
, 1877-06-29

Theological qurttlcnr IL may scc9, sssanec thst so
trlvln and c1f1'Eonrlcc m Inci'rnt n tho debate
led 10 ltaensson which has set tls entire .ongre.
cation Of the Reservoir liaptht thnrch by thc
Such, howcTer, has been the lAmentahe result
Thoss who bet upon Miss Brown insist that
Mis- Waod. on the contrary, claim a victory Tor
thtr champion on tho ground that rhs fully
nchiesed her pnrposs OF securing q free patsnRe
for tho air to enter the church. Roth aItrs are
confident, and bnth refuse 10 pay their bcte. II /.
nnhcFstnod that tI,c question Will noon he brought
BEFORE tho 1cal ItaptiAt Association, anil tho da-
cisfon Of thai body, whstrvcr IL ma1 be, will A.
mart Inevitably pr6voke sehiam in the Reservoir
G asdd ito t sna sessnd W
Church. rach regarding the other ~ hcserodox, and
each ~atrsnR upon IT, rivul with more harccntss
than upon tho commDn enemy. Thus we sec that
even the most nnfmportrnt acts OF tho most gentto
and pnontruairH ladies m.y hive nomenions 70.
anlts+ and ehht honest aud tihccye men may radi.
cally differ In their interpretation Of some dolenit
and obscurc doc&rnnl paint.
, 1877-06-29
TIL: GOLDEN ROSE.
I'hS New fprk Eyuphk AaYs:

tss rnaore that lhe opc Intends testf3ing his ap+
Ptcciaton of Ain. Gel HcFMans zeal. III raising tue
largest ab*cftptish svnt W lta utnaRt4 OF aAy
A. Goldrn I|o.s: with whlsh ealy so,eressas.
decd |. ta!d that unly lhf llsi ha1 Plus iX ssep
this hoAorsh!s syh,lkf u t8 az t.s ihfas 9
has - honorra Irs Ma,a Tarrsa, formerly unson Vi
Naples, ~ whom he KRvr It trAttny1y Of a apprt-
ci1tiou Vi thu kinnsss Ai sIfcrtoo Win which s!tp
ssts shs he hi f1oin s!ns ID 7ats The ;aplsss
tuKtnle rseetyrl tta seuaIl snd ELActi., Eulptt,A
q A9,ttiA ~ third Tie Esa y male ot sot u
f1th sNadty q lent IL ~ th hlrsaina Of lis
irtnSa TRIMS = chIrcl. - elty ssh Is!fa " H. "a
a'ld twxlf4 csntutYs tt's opss ust = eatry zodua
s,t ant!!as!lsns d. not sx..e =. = 4. 41!x AcIa.
iyto Loa!. y!l ot Esa.s in a:krsxtf.Ieasnl q a.
aHltG: H. srns sns y % aaip X i:4s{ Xti III. tss
..1hs tasIaInsat." r be stn .aat 4 ss runos {
Mrs :,sn sssrman .s wl!t y ths nsst t4i,tatA, 10
Many people ak what thu OLD ropu wants with
snch sIoruaous snGaH Ut !uoneJs Any one who has
brcN in ltnsne aud tLu ttoasands Of id1u, ~.
pssuo,s Italian pttssts. monks, and frans swarm.
Ing lhe sttcuts, viii! understand what tho mbney IL
needed for.
, 1877-06-29
. cuRnEMI OPINION.

''2Isthiaka he doth protest too much" Gen.
Wade Hampton ought 10 make It least ono
speech without saytns $50 help INC. Ood.-Rteh.
mo"a (Jd.) AisRated tDfm.1.
Ths Presidents 'tpolicy" il strong In the Sonth
because It Il uot recognized % pa.tsan but nA.
tional poltcy,-ous that Govern every fool of tbs
country's aoil. and works nike III each ot thu
thirty eight States. Thta explains why the rabid
elements In both political pattiU4 cndeas s0sux
u break IL 1own.~Ne"Hhls tltaa.l Arulaaehs
{|nt. Lhtn.).
Tbs Presidents order [sganss Fcdessl otlecr&
taking nctltu paIt Ia pUlcs) will amount Ia lllta
unless Il IL followed w an osEant1cd service.
O1tesn, knowing that Office dsponds upon eunttnu,
anee tn power of ths party thai sppotn.cl them.
dutlcs.. For they know thai, whra tho Other party
coulcs 10, they 70 out W. want u eliminate from,
the legitimate politics Of tho country this scramble
between the "iRA" and tho ut4."-li9s{}ofI
CpuEant tktpj.
Tho Democrats Of Chfriestou arc tho friends of
The coloErd people, and will W us long - they will
lst theln. Tue DcIAuxEAts Wish 10 give lhu cOlOtNd
ttouF'e, a. friends, s good schooi systcu. a faif
share " the oticcs, and Al equal Opp0T&uuity III
uakiuz 4 living; an4 the Dsrsucraa can secur,
tac.e shlnIe 70 the sol6FtI peapls. Gut, sHd Il Is
sois a9ain.k the Deuoctat4, whK then, tha culoted
people pust take care Of thclnatlycAl-CA0rlsst0n
Is. T. Af1t dAd Cvuflxr fOtsAt.
Gail Hamilton has taken such liktnz 10 politics
that Htothef- -ln-law blaine nuds II lmpusslblo TO
turn her back again Into the YuleteF plth4 oi llt
xEatuIv That eaustic pen of hess " SUI making
enemies TOR him w whDltaalU mud tho G. idsht sat
tsfactiuo With which shs adopts &tio At!onfs dra-
iknAtlou Of Morton ~ "thal Old MaE-hoEsa 0f u Q
, 1877-06-29
A pYROTEC1TNIC GOAT,
EFASa

Fkvo bud west-Sidc boys eorncred an old goos
Saturday, md, after much persausion, fastened a
pack OF te.cruckcts securely 10 bis sturnpy narra
tivct sometimes vu,gar1y called tall. The boys
oil formed q circle around his 9oatshp At tho
drst sizzfng Of the fnxe, that William goats hind
heels few ont, anl tic boy TINT siIuck the match
was tclcscuped and thrown into dirty pond Of
wdfer. Then, tho bans-hane OF tic Chinese
p9Mder- -squibs connlunccd That goat was suIzed
With atephantne c9nyuitIUne, and the way ho cut
np, would hare dissauntch even Dan itlcu's no.
np Into tho air, then carnn down like
keR Of dynamite, dcmolIahtng pair of j,anle, and
sEnt ono Of the boys kltnH over picket fence,
and was 60 sharp In his movements that uons d
shs enemy escaIed. snd, having danced osst tho
tlat cnat cleared a six-boatd fence, chased
policeman. knocked over three eosner.lo .loatuts.
aent baby -catrlags flying into GUTTER killed two
dogs. upset IN old NV fman, tcafrl serynnt.x girl
tnto Mysteries. 9nd finally ran tnto book .agcnk
becanio entansfad In his lc1s and the twu rolled.
lks two aghting dogs, oyer and over, until they fell
thsouQh a coat.tolc: r. S.-Ths book-ngcnt SILL
lives; tha Eoat, alhsl ls dead. Won't soule ono
aseugo tho KoAt3
, 1877-06-29

Senate Ring" III her lA.e-t letter viii surely make
C'alne orr foe whosc enmiiy hc e"H|a tc'{cr hayn
Ding without. Prince n audae,ty ,l,at. he n,
stocking sttter has e1t oui for him 70 attend 10
when Congress meeu.-.sA Lopts Ntputltean
tNM-t.
:. Thsrs I. no danger q nesro equality: not Ba.
eomnnndea to paeo tbs srrensward be'oro tho Ten
e. e. Lieut.. f;!ppsr, tho negro graduate oi Mest
Il .nss a o ,noat vi adqsd aad
ss{{ss EsEss = 81 FIegss: u s;S;s.es i
FL. psrtsulat!y II shey hsye famie. and are Sta
tion:d A. a sor,s rcst n The fss We.t where any
peef oeer would pr"bab, 70 Ta hsrs w'sh sSstF ,hem
nnd their families. -Cinetnnaif Enquirer (Doutlon
cotdlat Inducements Of the tnjunctlons con.
weok hy Pfe.laent I!ayes % All ptomlnens Federsi I
oess; iso,SSehoas ~ ,S NE e"p9tty have already ap.
many as h. T .
earnest spptoy. q every s,nssreafed ssiaen snS nS
pla. Il is tho natural counterpart OF the nnmeyons
efforts he:ceolorc made by The new Administration
purify ~ pae''e service. to unite in ths highest
depastnenr Of The Sattonal 1ovcsnment. and 10
garry ost the fea Intentions Of the founders oi the
Nepublfe. Philadelphia iyfss tNtp.}.
a revolution far more important thaa my mere
effected by President Wayos' cffcuar rrou,,3oy si
Pellersi 0ccs and ctupjoyes 10 avoid any narIsan
efforts In polttIcs-in other words ia sensfnto
Themselves from The political nachine: Dr.. II
thsy prefer political pursulte. to tcnd IN thelf
tssisnatonf. That ID right. and the wonder 10
.nas M 'n!s great reform ws4 not fndueufdtcd long
20 rho sane sn men canno. With proptiety b. Tho
sSssants oi tne Gs9pe ana 9! Party a. the same
LINE inh gives the nation The Injury
Q! now senststlont aud viii not only nrpSe far
I's ~ .ehGncsa 70 tho eeahtsY tnAn the old policy.
Wy anr note nchencial 70 the parry that
naKef tns ISlolm t!lah any amount 81 assessn.enA
@ paos u; osers ased " The mott ss!llsal nnntpa-
ee4fedb'
Despite the fatt that the burlen Of Intsrnas!onA
commerce il pnt upon goid il aione being Used 70
settle taEAnees, ind thV further fact fhst fhfs
country, ucsmany and other countries bays d..
u1onetltstl silver and 80 incrensed the strain on
9plJ, the dltIefsuca tetweru he two mstaM In
point Of value il but 10 pcr cent Thai h. the svor
dollar Of STANDARD weight and iaeness il but Ia ncr
cent less salue than the xoid dollsr: Tfi!s fsct
alone should mt At rest all A. 10 whcsIIer
the two metals would approach In value wsre
silver remOnetl1ed. With The Increased temsnI
fur siivot there would he a jeerensI d..
manl for gnid; aud tte ttafnc in thts conn.
lry a!ona would 70 Ia towar restnrtpv ths euui.
li!rinm between tho Two metals Ii il an exeecd.
ngty doubtful mattof whether the t,nYie eantIartl
~!lt permanently obtain In Germany. it bst been
, 1877-06-29

Tho late Judge Petit Is said to hasc been n,oat
cararst adn'lsor Of poker and billiards. Congress.
man Ewing ouce re!attd that at one time when
Pcttit, ex.chIef.JustIee Leeouetts, and himself
stoppta Vi st. Ioarph and played tue usual gau,a.
AboAt mllplSht alspnta aross between
Petit and Lccompts H. to who had won
'lhe pot" Petit inststel that lid hand was
ihe best aud that hs was entilel to tha Money 10
Old Lecompte. In tho midst of thu dspuss aud Of
hsa ~rath. Festt afu.e, selxe every bill Oh the "a
bic, tore them in pieces, and threw them out VI
the window. Leeotnplo was very much chass,nod.
but not dlsooscd u K1rs II Up. Il was sHny
bni Leeompta went down .stalss aud iaso tho mnq.
fesljrR fDr torn hills. Tho search waa srultless;
ho returned = sad man, but restit aud Ewing's
terwart that each uaa nal bet sll htt money, and
wAr1 thoy caQls ~ p1y Tho h1lsl bill In tho n,oyn-
Ing they had to ask tho fosbcaranca OF tho land.
1nSt
, 1877-06-29
GRASSEOPPERS.

How tho Chinese and Philippine Jslaniers
Ettormlnate the rsAtA-AtretchlnH Ncts,
IsurnimE rubbish, Etc.
In March last letter was dispatched from THv
Tmnukx Office to gentleman In uonc kony a+k.
luz him for Information concerning tho Chinese
methods Ut destroying lncustA. Ills answer, pub
ll3hca below. ewes outline OF tho means cu,-
pioycd, wifca may be opcmted et1caciou.ty in tho
destruction Ut tbs Rrnsshoppcu with which TIM
Wests1a country has loso Ter years aa',csotl 10
far the only remedy devised has involved tlmo and
tedious labor. md Il h doubtful Il hanlina tarrvd
Iron drag over 1ald oi 'hoppers will ever become
general no a. 10 rid tho country Of the pest
Nj. Sou1a hns Kindly farwario.t somo chilly
seeds. which TnE TnnrSa h"'ds IN trust for farm
en-, Who viii he supplied OF donand a. far a. they
Will ~: The sug1cst4ons OF Mr.. saux4 urn CON.
mcnded TO sufferers In the inflicted districts. and
him viii bo OF 1nofc practical utility THAI hayo
eomo that have been earnestly Recommended A.
sase sares but which have, unfortunately, en-
Mi souza has Published q letter In the cAsno
2a!I one Of Tho nln*t extensively circulated papers
plfctt a. 10 Other schams4 employed for The ex-
Termination Of tue plague Throughout ch!ns. The
ansve.s VII! WI b promptly forwarded 10 THs
Iii. sot1as letter to TUE THlArNk II - follow:
IN Ast Editor ar Tas Tr.aane.
Hoy. kosu, China. Nay q: lh57.71 an ~ rc-
requesting INC to supply yeu With Information Re.
esilint ths method Adopted By the Chinese fat Tho
cursed s1mtn BY ~ means Of nst thrown across
a.snss Il us4 aa1s 81 S;ss t.
tween each other eu,nlosod of al softs Of tndau,.
nae!o tuse,h, With quantty u az ehtl!ic.. -.
tSs d. srs I'll Z "ses -. % ass
and tho dense smoke lssued thetetton, soon makeA
II Ahttft In 6{f " ria hn1H "A
, 1877-06-29

eoll!cr'cs hire. u Sncnaui'nh tity, GiInri,illc,
h.ai s,r .r sp f's I" H. e ae iii h. s.. @
The continued rcdncitun NJ wagca, and enforced
suspfsnafons. f sgrssr 10 b. III =, cause. Of tho
MEETING IN rRivATR coxYEnENcE,
daily and nightly, and u is raif TINT, In short
time, Inion a strong. A nna Of - largee member
I'll, Assoiis'Sn II. VII es 9n'te i:tnet y IA tsa
q .s soyd ST Ss W,s%ns s
learned from lie di.trct dcicsates present II iha
proposed 10 make tho ~ new linton % one which @ viii
5s:|ss!ios Ill PRINCIPAL producing centre. ia lie
considered exceedingly important one Just now,
.uasa s"1 Ss easrase bs psfte!
duetinq tho movement arc. Of ronrre, quito tcu-
cent a. 10 their plans; but sufficient has been
tunds has been, Or will Be. made by Tho miners and
ahorers Ct she various regtous, to successfully 81.
Al to the possibility Of tho Inauguration of
A GENERAL sra1Kn
helns detcrmtned npon, no.hlng definite 4 this
time can bo tssd' but snch elimination To tho cx.
listing controversy between the miners and opera
tors Is not III the lent improbable.
Tho alice taken oil OF the colitrs' wages IN the
f. Xii. Witch has Se Sccr man,aned XII It ' Il! ths n
coll!cr!ca In the Middle Conl. FeilA since tho ntop.
ton Of the con,prntnise. plan between tho oporat.
lnT companies and miners, a fc~ ysaFs since.
An apprehension exists among .tomc Of tho min.
c.s and labosers operating tho mines elsewhere In
tho 9chaYkl1l reeion. that . reduction Of from 10
Attempted by aome Of inc companies and fhdi.
yidual operators. In tho event Of such movement
unon TIE par: OF the operators. the opinion is
long and hitter rtrike. while the miners and their
nsastanta ascTt TINT any further decrease Of wngrs
will aeRd them duNn 10 starvation fates, and thas
tho eourre OF tho operators IL unwafyuncd and mn
lust their employers ASSERT Tint low wagcA must
rnte 80 long al the depressed state OF tho coal.
trade trade continues, and M u wo.kinsmen wsh to eon.
may do No. but The mincs viii DO closed should tho
new echeinic OF wages be refused.
, 1877-06-29
CURRENT GOSSIP.


TIE SWAN AND TIE FISH.
-, tWrnen )rr HsNs cnfcaoo Coy ev Ms ihpa1'
nlss po"n,e owen naa nc. :. ho,ne on an M'e'
Ana hes e'iia Wa ooi.t N @ Inc fiashoasa si5'o'
IN the mios1 o1 q ',lue ake'
i1ct neck anu bosom wcfo ~hite as snow,
AM sue sa''ea thsoaeh e1e watef "a aea&o'y anu
Al a eh1n when the b,cexcs so gently blow
Thnt tl,e rinn,cs scarco ,rr,is out II, woto-
Mae'or Finn.o fiea was eamla bold
H's fonnaaooat )eeket OF sea ana gold
10 tna' sou same Iska wore nc;
ana ~acn no wisslcd al' iltt'e taf tail'
shc,ldinr votor.drona M a cout.,f.mo,t
Tbe do,,s of m .ncs,vt
snla nc 10 INC swan 'ioa bea''tisnl nfd1
1ou hase delightful voice, Frs heafd-
WIZ you sraclonelJ ssng for met"
~ hnvo but one song. " said she With Sigh
, 1877-06-29

!14IFFE|x 2IV. = LR|6Hlf21. =
Mrs. John lfohlet, Of Jalspa, Wits ot the Nosongh
surorsisaf, was breaking ceus into u crock. aud
When .aho opened ouu sAe found q small. perfect
egg, almost hs large ~ \ rabHs eF:.. aud with
sptckic shelf, cmbctl.lcl In !hu yNIk. This ittla
eaE contained partially developed, perfectly.
formed make.
, 1877-06-29
AN INQUIRY. i


CHICAGO, Juno ~. Ia II generally taught that
Aoae4 Wsote all tho Prntateueh4 lf thls II tsue,
will soms minister of Chicago please stals how
Mosea cauls 10 furnish tho account OF ha own
death aud 0uEtAlf rGply u respectfully solicited.
Yonrs, ]. II. ID.
There Il no necessity ft,r hotheslnR 4 muiStet
with such slnipie question. Tbusc VIA once
reporter Iy the name ot Pratt lie wenl " Omaha
aud thcre became involved In some transactions
which uaaas 1t advisable TINT 10 should leeoms iu
visible for . t,ue-fn short, climb W Mount Pts
gaa. ~ he wrote Up bFtef accouns Of h.s death
BY drownIng iu the Missouri Alsef. and fQrp4hul
1t 10 the Eastern papers. Vhcu thaeu Eax young
AicharI.uu, who wFuts up thu account Of hls mut-
drt by laa!ans, the discovery Ut his body by u
party OF Whites. 2pd it, lemotAl to Cheycalc-
4oses was 4 very superior man, and there Ae1n.s
~ lelaoa Why he sAoalA ls .s.ailsd fof doas What
character would hays tAs thouahtfuineAs Of Moses,
and ws,ts up the stofy VI hia death and burial
y xould save Che papesa tauch uoabis, and have
tie natlntivs teat Just Tia uay tbs distinguished
character W1utsA II ~
, 1877-06-29
HOUsE1lOLU GOODS,

4 BsOLuTELr HlnE.FKOuH sFOtAuE fOn FVtt.
~ uttuEs. 0c-cAAaItac es1IasrA etc R,pney l01Asi
~ VT cent year, HAEHtS CO.. io Hsst hubtus'st
l. buFsnst Anp9 fscIlitlcs fur storage oi Grfpufs
and eeiirEs merchandise LLtfal A1TsAess s1u I1re
lu1uIs4ea. EAfstJ.yanlty fef talualls Xvslz.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24
Mdtbfel.

Du fabsf uns, b0it bu uns; 0tne &c,
mIben,
Gar tduFs an 8dumen, felbR an ben
9rlben,
Dd iinD MIR ~ tr9eno mas gut
@snn aber uns 8linpe befsen,
90 tDnnen unmDsli& mir nisen,
llnb iino bann su gar nt&ts r1ebr gut.
GailOfnng nes 3atbIels,ia Nr. 48S
Ror8enlt4t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

9pra@retntsuns SO etfptel.
Cher Barpn @rubelrpis ! @irben mid 81
AfsettDntrtsfsut Dunt Ubltstren, tusnn Gr'
cener3 STEPHAN fur famCien Speech, ben
In Stngafabsmte NIT ebenfc Stel esprit ale
cuf Gr1ptrte unb Yraris bafrtss @tubiuu
Setalten, periSnltGfe Remercim ems unb
Graduation brtnsen unb or. greten3 con.
fattren wOlten, bos F4 bur6 tnterefante
Section UNI qualification BON beutf&es, letber
horrible corrurnptrtes Idiom Serttable @e;
rttsn erpprben baben. Stls Gntbuliaf fur
retnes DeutIH.
Sbr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

6 In merfw Irbteer Strumpf.
Gin 8ettentsr braGte ietneu, 9errn bic
@trimpfe =: ,&arl, Der CINE 1T ia perfebrt,"
fGtmpfte Der 9err.
uSa SER, t& babe tbn uunsswanbt, aui
Der anberen Sette 1T elm 20G!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

g emnthltGer Gprf1l1g.
9tGeteur : 3wet 9iIets mad DtntelFneen
fur awet @Gweine, r1aGt swet Mart!
Bauer: @as 2 !3pet @art! Sc Fnb ia
Aur Spanferteln.-tDnnten g mir ba nt1t
;pet 3tnberbiGets seben2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

8ebtngune. 2anbrtGtsr Du Grr.
btGr, Febf Du nt@t, wer Dir besesnet
8annf Du nt&t bic Mise steben?
8%auerniunse (stn tDrrtl&ss &alb fit'
rsnb): SpSlet@, sndbtSer 9srr, tuern @te
dbfetssa unb mir ~etnfpeilen bas &olb BAL.
ten tpc1en!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

9arber, Winn, 10. Oct. 1876.
Wertte 5erren 9sn3teer!
Die uus sefanbte SABINE tareE mir fctttn erbaItsn.
Ditfeibe TT rirtlid istr fdDn unb tiats. gDir fnb febr
bonttt unb banfea Sbntn bt3lt1.
GRit aGtuns. GItfabttt & ppnje.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

Dprt SsrSiS, 81 o.. IL. Suit 1876.
0eebrte s. frren 8enttaer!
Speben Ibersab to Der Grprss ben Betraa fur bic Bon
Sbuen erpaItene SABINE. Bel Der fiirsIi6 nattsetnneenen
8abnenrsipe. du Der itb dut eintse fremte gfrttne NIT
ihren 8abntn einssfanre1 ta'tsn. wurte unirs 5aPneSSn
allen Anwelenbtn ais bic Il 9antefe bt;et&nst.
Nfit 6cd lGtuna.. @ntcu S4DHer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

@enb0rmen' @etsbeit. Gin
Genbarm beBeBnete auf Der 9anbiroBe et.
mem @asabunbsn unb fOrberte taIt barlMsm
Some Die @uptsre ober Den @aB beGeleen.
8asabuHb: SD babe fstne.
@enbarm &srl, bds lit betn Slid, wenn
bu NIT betnsm Sptbbubsnsef9ts Saptere
bdtten, bic nt9t tn Der Srbnung pGren.
bann fOGtef ba NAL leten, no 8arttel ben
MOR bolt!
SpraG's unS ltsB Den 9anb irst@er spetter
3tseen.
3ettweGfeI. Barron: gter, Ser
&e9ts1nwalt, sic r0aren bod ais graf>
tttant 70 mayer unb list lo0sn Sie 19 Elm
fattti1es 8du@lein feben; pte fommt bas 2
9tsGtsanwalt Sa, bas TT fetr natlrIin
ba heden bic SorBeR metner Gltenten b'rin.
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Nertte ntGts. Sans: @enr infer
9err 9farrsr gar 70 f@arfe @rebtsten bdlt,
70 fam ta mir baspn nt6ts rterfen.
S0rg: Iba! ba wtrb er bait aud ttr bic
@abrbett iascn, bas fannf bu niGt b6ren
unb beBbalb uetBt bu bsrnn@ nt&ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24

CALUMET. MICH, August o, 1876.
Messrs. Benziger Brothers!
Gentlemen take pleasure in notifying you
that the Badges ordered were received, and that
they gave good satisfaction to the Society. We
all appreciate the manner in which you have
dealt with us, and shall pay the bill soon.
Yours truly, j. p. FLYNN
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mterha des.

Der Netbtf6G
@lpdli0 tn, rrer isbe gabe,
Die Tim rrirb, NIT Ereuben niuu1t,
Wer Don Net6 ieep& erfIlt IT,
Der III ewteltG Deriimmt.
DEM Ste bette ets'ne Sabe
S&etnt tbm ,.tGt8lt&" susepo9en
l1nb Der &nberen 8efstbum
Standardization e%nt3osen!
SanaIet. g II Gurppa.
&us Der O%berpfaIa wtrb bic Gopte
hss folssnben %9suulunbs, unb @~ermDsens.
;susnifes mitsstbstIt, wst&ss unlansR Elm
bOrttser Dorfbarsermetfer stnem Ortsetn-
rcbner ausseas1t tat, Der Anfenuns tint
nteberen 9abnbtenf fu&t .@etn 9eumutt
1T talenspUa unb betrasenswertp. germD.
eensUertdltniGe beFst er feline. Do9 lebt
CT In GCntuma;tam."
SIN benz arntlt4en S6ett Der 2Ibedt.
ID &n;eteen Isfen mir tr6rtliG fcleente
8efanntmaGun9:
D9uut elmer Mtttbetluns bes &. fGwebt.
fGen @riulats bterielbf bat bas &. f6webt.
fde GCmmsrs . GClestuut ant 9. Sebruar
1877 bas sdn3e beutf9e &eiG
fIrUDnh Der @tebpef er9rtffen
erfI6rt.
2I6ed, ben IL. Sebruar 1877.
Die 9anbeIStdrtu nj er.