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Strange hIghta.

How oddly it must appear to a stran-
ger from the North, who arrives in
Dallas at night, TO see the next morn
ing "a he steps from his hotel, numer.
Gus banners of thecqrnival, flying from
every building, and to hear at night
many bands of music and see the differ
ent concert halls, theatres mud places of
amusement open and tlourishing; to
see the daily drive and hustle of our
streets; to observe the lines OF street
cars in operation; TO SEQ the houses
decked out with little fagl TO note
the trees in blossom, and the grass so
greeii to cit down to break FIST with
fresh radishes and other esculents TO
appetite him, and note the contrast
between Texas, the garden spot Of the
world, and the cold, chilly country
from whence he has just arrived where
heavy overcoats and warm furs are
still in requisiCion, and all vegetation
lying dormant, With all this, how
pleasing the. contrast. Is it any won;
der then, that people flock to
Texas? How surprised men of
the older States are when they come
here, and find as many fair women,
az good society, rs intelligent, quiet
and peaceful population as that they
ler, and in the little city on the prairie,
just peeping over the border of the
wild, weird west, which but few
years ago was the hunting ground OIL
the Indian and the range OF the buffalo
to find as many COnveniences, as
many metropolitan airs aud graces, as
the Oldest of them all. Still how
much more would the traveller he
amazed If he should remain until our
carnival, when the streets will be one
blaze OF light; when the Arabian nigh o.
are made reality, when all the tales Of |
splendOr, pomp and magnificence OF
the eastern monarchs become truth |
when mirth and pleasure rule the
hour, and he may say to himself, cam
| on earth or IN paradise" This and |
more can be seen in Dallas, and to all
OF our friends, IN every locality, we
say come to Dallas and be happy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-31
How simon Battered the Senate.


The Boston Journal thus describes
the method 10y which Simon Cameron
secured the United States senatorship
in 1857, over John w. Forney, the
Democratic candidate, when the Leg
islature had a Democratic minority of
three:
"Every member was in lis place.
Toward the end of the list were two
Democratic representative from the
lumber country, When the name of
the fret was called he caused seusa-
ton NY giving his viva voce vote for
Cameron. In n few minutes the call
of the name OF the second was met by
the response of Cameron thus in
suriRg his election. Never vera two
parties moro astounded II turned
out that q number of years previous
Mr. Cameron had rescued these men
from financial ruin 10y "a timely loan
OF money which enabled them to tide
over the crisis They had made money
when ruin had stared them in the face,
and they naturally desired to repay
him, but the wise Cameron refused
to TAKE more than lawful inter-
est, They pledged eternal graft
tude, end only desired an
opportunity to reciprocate, Several
years after, by very strange coinci
ience, these two men appeared as
Democratic members of the Legisla-
tUro. Slr, Cameron was candidate,
and when he desired The ccmplimeut-
AIRY nomination had these two men in
view, lie undoubtedly told them that
the time had come for them to do
him a good turn, and they showed the
sincerity Of their profession, if not the
souDdness of their Democracy, by
voting for Mr.. Cameron
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The Lending clothing House of Dallas

Ehe hsehuinS NiOthins house OF DHI'Hh
Il. NJ. Kahn ~ Bro Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account of their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing in the city of Dali
las, and "a good "a is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop se to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assOrt-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock will convince
anyone as to the Truth of their asser-
tions. They also keep tirBt.class
stock of mems furnishing goods, con
sisting of complete stock of mems
hats, which they make speciality OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most conf
plete and finest line of neck wear and
hosiery in the city. In view Of the
above stern facts, we can cheeriully
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
fldent that they will coincide with US,
and pronounce Il. M. Kahn d Bros.
the leading clothing hous' in
Dallas, II
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THE DOUGLASS.
scenes of Social Life that TFani pIFn
as Washington.

as Washington.
Washington correspondent Cincin-
natl Enquirer: fhe appointment OF
Fred Douglass as United States Mar
shal Of the district, has caused much
discussion here az to whether an at
tempt is TO be made to force upon our
citizens social equality with negroes.
| Witnessed an incident 1T the White
House on Saturday, which goes to
show that negroes are not cnntempla-
ting anything Of the sort. While the
reception was ut its height, q tall, large
man, with jet black skin and every
other mark of undiluted African
blood, entered the blue parlor, where
the president and the laCies were re-
ceiymg. lie advanced and shook
She former by the hand, and
then passed directly to the opposite
wall as far as possible from the re-
ceiving party, and walked slowly
along, looking as he passed iptenty
at heladies, and paused now and then,
as if debating with himself whether or
no he should approach them to he in
PRODUCED He evidently desired to
speak to them, but did not know how
he would be received, and his self-re.
spect forbade him to risk Il snub. He
finally passed out of the room without
speaking tn any one save the presi
dent. think that most of his race in
this city at least feel the same, and
have no desire to put Themselves In a
position to he Inundated. They have
never attempted. to force social recog-
milton here, save in rare instances, and
they have usually been the tools of
muliciously disposed white men. The
colored man to whom allusion was
made above isirom Tennessee, Think.
His name is Randall Brown, and he
had claim allowed him by the last
Congress, and was an employe Of the
Senate. MISS GRuNDH.
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QUALITIES.

Gone to metre in the next world.
The inconsolable western widower
who blew out the gas, and then retired,
A Connecticut debating society ia
asking, "ls it wrong to cheata lawyer?'
Perhaps not, but 1t isn't customary.
Ladies' lunches are among the pop
ular fanoies Of Washington. The bill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-31

There nre many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Ca
tarrh, but none which have given genera
satisfaction aud become acknowledged stan.
datd preparations, except DR.. Sage's Catarh
Remedy. IL continues TO enjoy an unpreco.
donted popularity. Thm reputation has been
earned through the permanent cures which
1t has wrought, having proved itself spe
clhc In the worst forms of tho disease
Pierco's Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away at drug stores,
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Houston n Texas Centeral II. II.
Arrival ond Departure of ths Malls az


NORTH EigE MAUe-Via NJ. X. d \. r. r.,
comprising Western, Northern aud Eastern
Statcs' New YORK and 81. l. uis mails arrive
30 $40 PM dcnnrt at 7;i5 ain. Pouches close
at . pm.
SOUTHERN MAlL-New Orleans and South
arn Louislpun, Halyostou, Houston, Austin,
Nugo, and an other puius in Southern
T,XGs, arrives no 7;5 ami; departs al G;gO ..
m. Pouches close 40 o pm.
EASTERN MAtL--Vla Y. n p. Il. r., COM
prisluR Soushuu and Middle States, Louis.
ville Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
daily 0t 0.2o pm; departs Mt pm Pouch
closes 40 8 pm.
WESTERN MAIL-.From Fort Worth, Gle.
burnc, Grauhury Weathertord, Decatur
P1lu Pinto, JacksborO ana western posts
arrives at pms departs NJ am,
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
by tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whore
information may be had concerning no;
only tho IL, ct y. Railway, but Texas gem
orally;
FL. MANCHESTER Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadway, N. Y.
Gen. j. u. no ERfSON, Pass. & Immigra-
ton Agent, 1l3 N. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
A. Al4LEE, Northwestern Pass. AGENT, lOl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also DO had at the agep-
oies OF the NJ. X. 4 H. Railway, In Now York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
j. W-AED9,
Gent pasa \ Freight Agt, Houston, Texas.
y. DEMAND,
Conf Snpt.. Houston. Texas. Ian2ilm
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Atlanta Georgia. Constitution; A
woman who was the principal witness
against the woman who murdered Mrs
Sothern, in Pickens county, some time
ago, has herself been murdered.
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Cotton stntgD,cut


Amounts TO very little whom health is
gone. To enjoy life good appetite, sound
digestion elastic limbs, take Turrs Pills.
Then, II you are pool you win be happy; IT
rich, You can enjoy your money, All Drag
glst's keep them
Phro pleasures and palaces though we may
roam
BE 1t ever so humble there's no piece like
home;
For there on the bureau our soloDoNT
sands.
We take tho sweet mixture again in our
hands,
We cleanse teeth and gums In fluo fragrant
foam
Wemake our breath pure There's no place
like home.
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Week S sales lp,A0 bales; receipts, net. ID.
hil, gross, l100Si exports liv6rpool, asiS
hHNre, Si1+; ROuen, so; Revels gl76; BarCe.
Iona 81; sew York 2i5l, rivers
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How doth the little woOlly Spite
That never right bow-wower,
Scure timid people into tits,
VINO dread his logged power?
Then let us kill the curly brute
For safety y sake, for o be
Assured tho one you fail to shoot
May give you "hydrofoby''
-Syrdcite Standard,
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SVATE OF TEXAg

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great Rrnzlhg grounds oi the West.
.ta passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State, PullIann's
Palace Drawing koom and sleeping Oars
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X at. Riy
AT D =. M; Hannibal ut 10 ". m, and Sedalia
at b;S p. m, running through to Den ison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and lluus.
ton without change Connection IN also ~ AIDE
az sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
the connections OF this Road with the NJ,
n, u rat Denlson for NJ. Louis, Hannibal,
chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and ali
points North anu East, with the Texas Il Pa
emo AZ sherman for NJ. Louis, Cairo Mem
pills, anu all points East and Southeast, and
TT Houston with the a., Ii, a. y. A. fof. ka =
Antonio, tho a., Ill. Il IL. for Galveston, the
Texas u New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shil for all points on The Gulf and Atlantic
coAsts and the Liverpool Il Toxas Hteamshio
Line TO Liverpool, Hnvre and other Euro.
penn elites are perfect, while It's freedom
lroul dust ana neat ON account Of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
when u passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
Pheasant scenery OF broad pruirieA, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small gram, and fruits, render ~ especially
desirable ANA advantageous To travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
~, Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except saturday ut a:2O p. m, Houston at
0SO y. m, Hearna Mt 2;2l5 pm, Dallas 1855 u.
M ana Denlson ~ lia5 a. IN.
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CNNY RECONDER.

Nx-E ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nouuce n. H. Burke as n candidate
iOr the Once of RCcOrdera the approaching
muuiClp,i election in Anil.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nOunCc w. ". oldham, ESQ, as a can
did0te for tie Office 81 Recorder % the city OF
Dallas Election April next.
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CONNECTIONS.

At TEXABKANA, with all trains on st
Louis q Iron Mountain II. X. tor all points
North, East aud Southeast
AT 10 SGVIEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with trains on the International
X. Il for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains North and South
on Houston and Texas Central II. H. for
sicana, Bromond, Waco, Houston and Ans
tin.
ntSHREVEPORT, with regulnr line OF
frs.-e tll@s steamers for New Orleans.
rms Ane, being fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such an Westing-
house Air Brakes aud Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, IL unsurpassed for
speed, Safety and Comfort,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce w. rs, q, HigI as u candidate
for Alderman OF the Second Ward, nj eusu-
ing Ciy election, April 3. 1871.
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ALDERMAN

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w questcd 10 announce the name OF Mr..
=. E. NiFAttOn ASH candidate for Alderman
rom The Third Va ard. Election A rrll q, 1877.
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CENTRAL ROUTE,
EzKs9aE ri
sSli-z-Af liats ~ filP
TTxIH
HOUSTON &IEXAS CENTRAL
Ea A L T. w "A X
THE CONNECTING LINK
Between tho Trunk Lines OF the NORTH
and EAST, and tae
GULF OF MEXICO ON THE SOUTH.
FORMS THE
Great Through Route
AND
MAIN ARTERY on COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.
MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Bost Routes, on Quick Time,
Win moro Comforts, BETTER Accommoda-
lions ana Creator Security than any otner
Line, Passing through tho richest and most
heAutllGl nOrtlOna u the GreAl Emnlra
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10y REQUEST OF MESSRS. HORN, BA-
- ker, ballard, Gucdry, Brumley, Nelson
stone, Best, Darlington, Clark, Clements,
hereby announce mySelfa candidate for All
dCymGn OF the Second Ward, at the April
election. Should 1 be chosen, / trust my
aJs VIII merit The approval of the citizens
w. q. SIEkIES
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"0ld Reliable"

make our breath pure There's no place
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Ser 6erbft unb nit tbnt bic raube @it-
teruas linb Dor Der Sbire. @runb seuus fir
febe 5ausfrau barber naG3ubenten no ie am
beten ibrsn 8ebarf an @OOe- unb Manufattur.
8aaren e~tntaufe. Gleeante, btaise unb quite
@aaren tuini&t tebe Dante ~ faufen. tnsbe>
ipnbere ba, TOO Fe CUTE @uswabl bat nnb su-
DOrfuutrt enb unb reef bebient tpirb. Mae bie1e
gcrsiee beTbt bas Gef@dft BON 9. s. 3abn
unb &c., Sieben Corners, no bic fpeben bonn
Often etusetrcfenen neueRen Mcbe.ItttfeI 70.
pte bic beFen Manufattur.D aarem In grocer
Nuspabl Scrrdtbte itnb. Das &eurmmee bte1es
rOblbstauuten @ei&afes maGt trgenbmelGe
@npretluusea uunGtbte. Sebe 5ausfrau ct.
YauIs petb, baB man nirsenbs better uub btQt.
ger eirtaufen fam nnt bte auspGrtiseu gelu
der unlerer @tabt perbeu aIsbaIb bur9 bic bic.
fgsn Gtntpobner erfabren, bae CABIN uub 60.
Der glaB 10, istns gtntdufe su MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

GtneslG pp9aett tpurbe
lestsn Dtsnias IN ber tisissn Narta 9immeI-
fabrt- Stride sefetert, tnbeut 9srr 6. 8. 9<et
Ii6 NIT Grdulein Mnna 8risseutann Serrtdblte.
5cGp. Yrtor P. gaIenttu Sttmraler eelebrtrts
bas SuGamt uub sOlsue bic fsierlt&e Gcpula-
tiuu, wGbreub Der Str&eu&cr, bet peIGsm 9r.
.. GbrifOpbsl ais ednser mttptstte, ietn gefss
leiaste. Cine srpbe AuaabI Grsnnbe ber SAINT
lien Der NeuSermdblten bate ii9 In Der 3ir9e
stnsefunben. Na@mtttass par grocer Gnt'
pfans bet 9rn. @. griseemaun, no Stele uni
psrtbpple @ei9eute ben NeuSermdblten iber.
ret&t warbsn las 8ertbSulfs 1T stre eIssan>
a~ussefattets Nelben3 an Der Yleaiaut Npenue,
@Gse BEN iaussn qaare ftsts etn unssrpeIt.
lt@ss Slid lG9eln!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

M1ilitdr ee8en Die Gnotaner. Seq =
ten DisnRas traf bter stn geebl bes artees>
miniRers BON waibtnstun etn, ba6 fOfori
cine GOnapasuts Sufanterte bon Sort Smelling
mad Der @btte GARTH &eersattcn abssbsn ipI,
neil unrubeu unter ben bDrttsen S%nbtanern
aus3ubreden brObten. @sit Sabrsn bate bsr
bOrtiss SnDiauer'Ieeut tur& piatirIi&e Gin.
critic bte S%nbiaasr, peI5e BEN tatbOIiiGsnMti.
1onar anbdnsIt& fnO, tn auftesuns esbra@t,
unb es wtrb l$ nun ss'seu, welGer Gtnfub bel
ben Snbtanern naG&ttser III, berisutss hes 81
f9Dfs 8bippel uub ietnes Isenten Ober berts.
nise bee fatbpliiGen @iiGonGrs.
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Sic Straken maeb ct. Nnnl,

bas betbt ni@t bic srpben, bur& Gtfenbabnen
seruittelten 9traBsn, peI@e ben Sauptoertebr
bon SFen mad @efen trassn, iUnbern bic
2anb0raBen, auf tpel&en ber Garrer 70 germ
fetue 8eIofrii&te auf ben Nart! brtnsea nt0&te,
paren btsber fir bic bteIeen StabtbebUrben
cine barte Nu6, an welGer Der 8auratb, bic
5anbelStamn1er unb BET Stabtratb felt Sabren
TIRE 3Gbne seriwGen, pbne ttsber ben rfGten
Sern au fnbeu. Die biebtdbrise ret&e Grnte.
psl&e auf cine ral9e gerpertbuns Der Geltprp-
butte Tin branst ntGt nur etwa TIM SntereRe
bes Gatners ALIEN, ~ionbern tm Sntere0e bes
alsemetnen @ei9aftslebens, auf tpeIGen, felt
Sabren eta Idbmenber Druid e~elalfet, leet ben
biefsen 8ebIrben auf etnmal bic Grase ans
5srs: fOl ct. Yaul fetnen &uf aIs etn 9aupt-
marttpIaB, gang befpabsrs fir ben Getretbeban-
bel beibebaIteu uber Iet&tlnnts pretsseben auO
i1 bon auberen aufblIbenben St1bten ibetfi-
ssln lafeu2 9eBteres tpdre baID fertts : man
brau&te nur bic 3ufubrfraben mad ct. paul
70 au perna6Iabtsen, tute es bisbsr gei@eben To,
pO3u ausrbtnss bic i9lebten 3sttsn gar gtflss
beitrugen.
I'M btsisr fir bic 5auptiabt unb TIRE hinge
buns piGtigen Iuselegenbstt cine entiGetbeabe
sEenouus gum geTsrn gu seben. maGten f&
COMMITTEES bes BSarb Of publte @Crts unb
Der SanbsIstammer zines Ease6 anf ben @es
unb nabnter psriDalt@ cine SnlprfttCn Der be-
trsTenben Wese Dor, peI&e eber ben Namen
bon etpas gang Mnberent aIs BON 2anbfraben
perbtenen. Die Como, bic Subipn- unb bic
Nftcn-@ traBe fanen 3undGf tn 8etra6t, TT
gerbtnbung NIT Der untseeenb. DAP Datcta
County i9cn LANCE Inipru& na@t unb In.
lpru& bat auf before 9tra6en : g~erbtrbunsen
NIT Der 5auptfabt, brau&en ptr bier faurt be-
icnbers b%erScr3ubeben. 9n Nuerbtetunsen BON
Seite Seti&iebsner @runeSeFser, burG beren
2anb bic bstrefsnben Straeen Iaufeu, febIt 60
MIDI, uub Dbne 3wstfeI perbeu anbere mod fol.
gen.
Gs banbeIt G@ alip suna&ft UNI senaue Ser.
r%tefuneer, 8ere&nunsen unb Nuffeluns be.
ftnmter Yldne, tpas ben betreFenben 8ebSrben
slrbett seuus Deri&aft gnb aud NutB our en-
ersti&en Musfabruns seben icate, penr fe be-
tsnten, ta6 bic GntptdeIuns bss 9anbeIsSer-
tebrs Der 9tabt St. paul gum ercBen She'll ba-
NIT tn gerbtntung febt.
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SIR Gtgarren- Salad. unb ST.
quDr-5Gnbler 1T frlsenpe Nuti3 ron Sn-
tertde:
Der Ser. @taaten GOmmifSr Der Snlant.
9tsusrn bat sihe gsrrrbnuns e~rIalsn. ba6
idmmtltGe @teuermarten auf ben lsersn Cigar.
r%entileu, GabatsbsbGltsrn, Wbisisfd0sru unb
alIsn nnbern NIT Ser. Staaien Gteuermarfen
Sesiebeneu GsfGBen unb 8ebGltern nt1t nur,
ME bisber, lst9t burdsefri6en, ipnbern SpQ.
Eanbie Serni@iet unb a%bsencmmen merben.
Dieientsen, pslGe es seridumen, tTanen au
etusr 9trafe BON $50 fir iebe Gisarrsnftfs,
iebes Gab uae bsI. ssrurtbeilt perbsn. gas
Gtsuerbenmttn babeu ireuee @etlung erbaI.
ten, bisIe gerurbnuus auf bas Gsnauel Re burG'
sufibren, DartterbaubeIube su ermttieIn uni
bic 8strsfsnbsn In guilase3ufanb su serieben
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Stadt n. gand.
Sic Tatr

beutiben fatbOlifben 6emeinoe
bteieer Stabt. wel@e I'm 2aufe pee
ton'meneen Monats OftObsr gum Be-
fen Der teuen Moria 6immelfobrts
&tr&e fattFneen wirb, rift In ibren
Wcrberettungen INNER ndber. gBte
ttets bet Eul6en NnldGsn pte etfrtee
Gbdtt9fett Der 6rausn has unternebnen
3u einem tefrfeSisencsn 3tsle ;u brfn>
! gen wuBte, 10 werrsn rieleIben au@
oieles Sabr ni@t maOe, 6let6 smfeen
8tenen, ~ iammeln, I'm efns re6t I'M
tere iante N~usfeuung tn'S Merf ~
fsBen, meIGe fIr has publifum I'm @uz
eemstasu Elm ursfr6bnltGsr Ansieb-
unsspunft isin wtro.
8eretts fteben etneNn3abI ~pertbucller
uno ldSner neutrality-suspicious. bes
rsit,tbetIs gum prafti6sn0 ausbalte per-
wenptar, tbet!s ;ur auslamddaue Be-
ltrmt, TIM 3ur 0eslcoiung perpsnbet
;u wsreen, uno anbere fno nod in
AusR9t 9efteut, 70 eaS raS Sntere0e
Der 0eIu@er IN Seri6tebensr 8e3tebune
reae 8ebalten wtro. Das 60 aud BET
ptsler Gatr an untetbaltuue bura 0s>
iana, DetlamatiOnsn u. I. 10. nt&t feb
len miro, brouden MIR faum Defenders
temerfen su mG6sn. Nuf btsle Nsile
miro @ues Instrumentation, uu1 bas
unternebmen gum 0elinseu su flbren.
Sn ether ipdteren Drummer otefes 8Iat=
tes wiroB eiterss Gterssbie NnOtbnunsen
,c. mtt9etbeilt tDeroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Sn REV u NJ unb rtebreren bena9bar.
ten 1emetnben berriGt rese Sbdttstett unter Ger
fatbDlif@en geSTlteruns, UNI benz Sberbtrteu
ber DiS3eie boGp' fen 5ru. Bil6Of Grace, ueI.
DER beute balelbf etntrtFt etaer tpirbtsen en-.
pfans 81 berettrn. MOrsen, 9cnutas ben 80.
5sptemter III TIT NeD ulm unb Montas ben l.
October in Mef NeptOn 5trn1ane; Dtenfas
ben 2. October tn Sleepy gye uno MtttpcG
ben 3. October tn 2%eaSenpOrtb 3ir@sfnweibuue
unb Strmung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Sn 9ttIImater tpurhe etne reue Nibs
len. G6mpasnte prsantfrt IN beren Spise fol-
eenbe 8eamte feben:
Yrdlbent-Daptb 9rcnion.
Slice -prdlbent-D N Sabtn.
Setretdr-G S 9erIeY.
SGaBmetlet-2ouis 5rspes.
Die Nible ptrb III bic Ndbe rcn Butler uni
Ncaulfs Waarenbaus sebaut ueroen.
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Die 9ebrer-8 eplbumsen wurben
tn Der iinsfeH SiBune bes @&uIrotbss neuer-
binss resultrt. SIM @anaen pIrbsn bic fribe>
rem SaIaire betbebalten ; Der 9npertnteneent
erba!t aueer etnsm Gtrum BON $4,000. cine
Contingent Outage BON 5000. Der principal
Der 9U@i&uIe III auf $3.50, bic ber@rauau mar
S&uIsn auf $3.50 fefssisst. Die 9aIairs
Der hbstssn 2sbrer, traren Don 5000 bic ~
$1,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

4etn 5reunb Der Seuperen3ler 1T Ma<
Ypr MtswsQ TT Mantatc bieler bat ndmItG
ben Gittern bonn blauen 9aHb ben Ratb er-
tbeilt, fernerbin tetne geriammluneen an ben
S%trabeneden ab3ubalten, INT grOleIYten 3u
MAIDEN, neil, peun es su &ubefTruneen fom-
men iOute, er bic Serren ut&t beiGisen fam.
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Die 5anbeIsfa + bteTser @tuti
beiGafttste f& tn Iebter s3ett SteI NIT ben nOtb-
.penbisen 8erbsHerunssbauten, tpelde bic
@&tffubrt auf benz MtfFlTppt gang BON Sin-
bernt6en fret maiden fUQen, unb bat su bieisrt
3tued etne Gtneabe an ben GOnereB bsl@leGen.
Iu& bic gsrbsTeruns Der Straben, tpel&e bir.
ct. in bic @tabt ct. Yaul fibren, mar otter
@esenfaub etnsebenper @srbanbIuussn unb
Jnlpeftionen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Nibt au NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trerben tagtdelt9
Sstoeuoe DnrG Anpreiiung psrtbIOier Nirtursn
psssnss" uno tbnsn at9t nur has nandmal
'ansr psrbttnte 9eib, iDnDerr quo Die 9r1nuu9
ant Nitntr1srtsaang bstaubt. Us tIeut Hns
oabsr tn Or. Augult a5als's oaEbarser Brazil
tbse eth 9etlmittsl empfeblen gu tSnnen, relGss
lett %Sabrsebnten In ieber 8amtlte DeatiGlaubs
%bstannt, itdb auf bieien gcntinente etnen @eIt-
rnf ertpprben bat.