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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
WHOLE NO. 2,285.

eminent, wisely given them by
President Hayes, will make both
races in those communities happier
and more prosperous than they have
been since the war. If this is the
result who can complain? Surely
not honest and patriotic Northern
men. There remains to be cured an
evil to which we have no doubt the
President will give his attention
very soon. Under President Grant
almost all the federal offices in the
States were filled by North
ern men, whogenerally misued their
places for political purposes. Pack
ard, for instance, a Maine man, with
no hold upon Louisiana, was United
States Marshal and at the same
time chairman of the Republican
State Committee. The venerable
Woolsey, of Yale, adj
vised Mr.. Hayes last year to "put
Southern men into Southern Offices"
and we do not doubt the PreSi-
dent appreciates the importance of
the advice. We shall endeavor to |
show its value on another occasion. |
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
LEE, JACKSON AND STUART.
The Three Sou hern fIcroesl.--The
Qualities Of the Great Confederate
Commanders.


]. Esten Cooke i'm philadelphia Tine.
The death of the famous cavalry
man produced a deep and painful
sensation, in some degree akin to
that produced by the death Of Jack
son. The Southern people indeed
had become accustomed to couple
the three great names, Lee, jackson
and Stuart, Valuing each fOf his pe-
culiar qualities. No comparison Is
intended TO be made between these
three distinguished soldiers, but II
is interesting TO notice how sharply
contrasted they were in character
and how peculiarly each was fitted
for thesphere in which he mOVedand
his special functions.
Lee, the head and front OF the
struggle, was the born commanders
in-chief, fitted for the conception of
great campaigns, ever wide awake,
a man Of august dignity by nature,
suave, grave, taking good ami evil
fortune with the same imposing So
renlty; in person, one of the most
noble and graceful men Of his epoch,
and the finest rider in the Southern
army; in character, simple, pure,
patient, binding to himself both the
love and respect of men. Jackson
was the infantry leader, the Fright
arm" to execute what Lee conceiV-
ed; in person not graceful, in man
ner silent, reserved and often abrupt;
cautious in council, but rapid and
terrible in executions, going To bat
tie with muttered prayers on his
lips, leaving all to Providence, but
with all the power of his
arm To do his own part, and I'm many
ways resembling the Ironsides Of
Cromwell. Stuart, on the contrary,
was the cavalier, essentially belong
ng to the class of men who followed
he fortunes of Charles I.-ardent,
brimming over with the
vine of life and youth, with the
leadlOng courage Of a high-spirited
BOY, fond of bright colOrs, of rip
bling flags, of marshal music, and
he clash of sabres-in all the warp
md woof his character an embOdi-
nent of the best traits Of English
'aValiers-nOt of their bad traits.
Although his utter carelessness to
he impression he produced subject
'd him to many calumnies, Il Is
lere placed on record by one who
,new his private life thoroughly,
nd was with him day and night for
ears, that he was i'm morals among
he purest of men-a faithful hus-
'and, absolutely without vices of
my description, and if not demon
trative in his religious views, AN
arrest and exemplary Christian.
lis love for his wife was deep and
levoted, and ON the death Of his
title daughter, Flora, he said 10 me,
With tears in his eyes, 81 shall never
ct over it,"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
President IIares on the South.

Rev. DIR. Harrison, of Atlanta, Ga,
while in Washington recently,
called upon Mr.. Hayes, and writes
the result of the interview i'm the
Sunny South. Referring 10 the
carrying out of his Southern policy,
the President is reported to have
said:
1t was because he desired COM
plete and absolute success that he
proceeded carefully, and to some
with needless caution. There were
many able minds i'm his party who
were opposed 10 his poliCy-they
were leaders OF thought and of men.
He believed that they would see
their error after awhile, but perma-
nent success i'm his measures could
only be attained by careful, prudent,
yet resolute action, lie felt that
his motives were'right, that his pur-
pose could not be challenged by
good and true men anywhere. But
it was essential that heshOuld make
no mistake. The recOil which would
result from glaring error, false
step, might hopelessly thwart his
plans.
He desired to see the people of
the country restored To brotherly
confidence, and fraternal inter
course. lie believed that his poll
cy would succeed, hut il depended
upon the people Of the South tO rem
der his success certain. Upon the
spirit which they manifested-upon
the conduct Of the leaders Of public
opinion i'm the South, the whole Is
sue turned. If turbulent elements
were controlled and suppressed
if lawlessness, irresponsible distur-
bers of the peace could be crushed
out-there was no difficulty in the
way.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
Iniermarriage.

1t appears to be a law of nature
that frequent intermarriages be-
tween q family, class or nation have
a tendency to produce mental and
bodilv dengeneracy and the more
limited the circle to which they are
confined, the greater is the degener-
acy. This accounts for the fact that
the children Of cousins, or other
near relations, are so often weak In
intellect-sOmetimes even idiotic.
IT is well known that idiOcy is by
no means rare in royal noble fami-
lies among which the practice OF
marrying cousins prevails.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
Cure for HydrOphObia.

4 German forest-keeper, sixty
two years of age, not wishing to
carry to the grave with him an inn
portant secret, has published in the
Leipzig Journal, a recipe he has
used for fifty years, and Which hesays
has saved several men and a great
many animals from horrible death
by hydrophohia. The bite must be
batheCl assoon as possible with warm
vinegar and water, and when this
hasdried, "a few drops ofmuriatic acid
poured upon thewOund, will destroy
the poison of the SALIVA, and relieve
the patient from all present or fu-
ture danger.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

~ we may be permitted 60 ,ay
so, the Constitution has not had
that respect paid TO IL during the
last ten or twelve y(urs which II
should have had, and a full AVID
hearty recognition of IL al Washing
tom Is not a thing to he regretted.
Ifa ship have n Tudder il il just as
well a. not to use -PbiiadHDhio
TeiegrdDh.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

The Administration deserves sup
port In whatever il accOmplishes in
the line Ofits Constitutional duty for
the common good, Notwithstanding
the defective title Of it, head, al
though II requires a high degree OF
magnanimity for Democrat, to take
sides with either wing Of the con-
fiictine force. .--BON fiA1.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

m men with capital choose to in
vest it i'm the South, and go there TO-
live, very well. But stick to busi-
ness. Avoid all participation In lo-
cal politics. Northern men never
did and never can comprehend the
wants of the Southern people. Their
civilization and ours differ, and wial
always differ, perhaps. Leave them
t0 manage their political affairs in
their own way; and If their way
makes ii unpleasant or Improbable
10 do business there, the world Is
wide, and when a man finds that
he misfits in one place he can try
another PhiidieLDhio North Ame,-
icOyl.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

There is an attempt making To
get up demand for Il bigger navy
because of the war between Russia
and Turkey. II Is absurd. We
should have 10 spend millions be-
fore we got up to where we could
cope with either Of them on the sea,
and when they were spent wo
should have no need Of the vessels.
The navy Is large enOugh.-Ncw
York sun.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

Mrs. STONEwALL JACKSON has
written letter, i'm which she says
she was misrepFcsented IN recent
interview published In the Phlla-
delphia Times, and that she did nos
say that General Jackson wished To-
press on "hlind, furiOusly and mad
IN" with the Confederate forces; nor
did she say that had his advice been
taken the "war might have had a
different ending"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

PRINTERS INK.-SOme one has
recently discovered that the canker-
worm, a great pest of fruit trees, can
be eeffectually Destroyed by mearing
printers' ink on the trunk and
branches. lt Is pleasant "a note
this addition TO the many ways IA
which printers ink is potent for the
suppression Of pests. baltimore
Nm
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

THE South, once more free and
independent, is off the political war
path, and for some time 10 come at
least will devote herself exclusively
10 those things which 90 to make up
that solid prosperity of which she
has so long been deprived.--N- 4
LOttis Republican.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

GARRETTsBURG Christian Co., KY, January, 1876
p SiIhe Excelsior Reaper and Mower
purchased regard the best machine made My
badly lodged and tangled but with the onted Reel Post
other machines would do in standing
grain. Thus: H. NAl-l<ACf1
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
Best Machine in Esx1stence.

BEVERLY. KY. August 1876
purchased Excelsior T. p Burke, Agent
forty wheat and the Excelsior did
admirably eight days time. regard it the best machine
in existence. Respectfully, i, ii. Major
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

LONGVIEw KY. August ,, 1870
purchased the Burke, Agent regard it
hundred and not
Have used better
machine f. II. GARROTT
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
am also Agent for the Celebrated
Invincib1e Vibrator

Manufactured by Kingsand, Furguson Co., St Louis,
Mo This Separator has given universal satisfaction and
farmers will do well to examine it before purchasing else
where.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

in his own State than from any other
cause. Even with Thompson, who
is in sympathy with the decent men
of his party in Indiana, in the Cab
met, Morton has SO far controlled
the Federal influence Of his State.
Judge Gresham, of the L. >. Court,
came on hers the 4th Of March, rep
resenting the revolving Republicans
of Indiana, especially of lndianap-
oils. and asked for new deal in the
Federal appointments about his
court. He was unsuccessful. A
few weeks ago was satirically ask
ed in INDIANAPOLIS by two pr0mi-
nent Republicans il Hayes rbally
went down on his knees to Tyner
to pursuade the latter to accept the
position of First Assistant Postmas=
ter General. | asked Il they did
not sign the petition TO Iyner to ac'
cept gotten up on telegraphic order
from Morton, and they replied en-
phatically that they did not. Yet
these Republicans, for some unac-
countable reason, if Morton makes
one of his wonderful somersaults
into the advocacy of the new policy,
viii no doubt allow him to contin-
ue as leader, John Hanna, the new
member of Congress from Indian
apolis, is with Ben Harrison, Albert
Ct. Porter, Judge Gresham and 9TH
ers. I'm the new movement to retire
Morton. Hanna said two weeks
ago that he wanted but one favor
from this AdministratiOn-that was
| the appointment of Gen. Knefier,
another Liberal Republican, and q
man honored and respected all over
the state, as Pension Agent instead
, 1877-08-13
Croft fur S(utfcrucicr.

9sad Den nnsebeuren Suontitaten I1iterll,
tueld)e leoes Sabr persebrt weroe1, iolte man
fiirdten, bab Der Sorratb pieier berrltdel
Sfaltbiere e1lolid erid1pft meroe. SIS III
isboh menig gtfabr porbanoen, baB Dies &C.
idebc, ME aus fol9enDer Sbatiafe erbeaer
mag. Sci elmer jiinalt itattgefu1oenen aus=
ltelung bes 2oubon llniperiitp @oQege befane
iid ein Sbeil A%ulternbrllt (@ier) inter einenl
Sergr0Berullgs9las uaO es muroe ourd Sc
rednu1g gefunoen, bab cine einsige alliter
/, 100000 Surge berporbrin9e. Soaten bic
lelbell a1e sur oteife. fommlen, 10 miiroen ie
1906 Tdiier fiiIen. @enn uihts oieie ralde
Campaigning binberte, 10 piiroe in eiltigen
Sabrell Der Ocean 81 flein iein, I'M alein Die
9lutcrn gu f~aiiel. '9o6 gibt es Mpriaoen
auoerer bungeriger Semobner bes Meeres,
spelde Auitern f%reien, uno es miro 10 oas
ri6tiseo @leidgemift Der Selpobner oes
0cealS nift 9eit0rt.
, 1877-08-13
Gin Spfcr Scr @inenf6aft.

Ser y@aulois" ersdblt cine anliiiante Ya-
rlier @eri6tsicene. Der Yrdiioent: SSaS if
Sire Sei9dfti9ung Per angefla9te (nad)
einem S9lud5en: Spfer Der @iiieni4aft !
= @aS?- Spfer Der @iiisui6aft, id mic
oerbole oas; lett mebrersn Sahren mar i4
biuterber, Die ~relatiuc Stdrfe Der periAieoene1
2ufobol- Sliiiiigteiten enugii1tig isitSuiteleu.
Die @ntoedung lit mir i6lieblid 9elun9en;
Der itdrtite lit Der 9lbipnth. Sd babe bon
sipei bis Sn6lf 2itres @ein getrllnfen, feline
@irtuu9; Dann babe ib es nit eillem Sdop=
pen Srauntmein perillbt, mieoer feline @irz
flung; ipdter 9rii ib gu ad)t Sanaen Sier,
abernlaIs wirfungslos; enolid lette id nod
ei1 fleiueS @las albipntb auf, unb iett bate
ib ben Singer auf Dem redten 1obe: OaS
Yroblem mar 9elDt.
, 1877-08-13

Qelobnerfrau auf benz Cute g., NOR trot
beoenteuoer rebdfeit, bic ihr BON tbrer
&blorDdi4e am Morsen suriit9eblieben, am
Wahmittase gu berfelbsn gsihdftisuus 5u'
rldssfehrt. Sh 6ol9e bapon mar, CAP IL
am Nbeno befinnrnaelo8 bst tbrem Wald)'
tnben nieoerianf nuh ben br,tten Gag. obae
baS Beipnbt,ein mieoer erlangt gu pdben,
troe a0er anaenano,en Wiihe oee bebanbeln.
ben Nr3tes, tarb. @iue Qocolinipec,ion e..
sab. bab bte Yeraiftuns mabrideinl,d oes.
balb 70 ,~ntsniip uno nit 10 ldledtem Gns.
aanat erfoIgte, neil tie 8dlhe ntdt i'm
6leten pol9enomm,n moroen, uno bic lSng'
:nft uno NIT oerielben bic giftiaen Dtnfe
rirect auf bic Wdlhertn eingemirft ba!ten.
uebrigens 1T e. cine befannte Sbatiabe, baB
iu1 Nugemeintn bel folhen Wdl1en BON ben
4rbeitertnnen iiber uupobl letn gefla8t piro.
-Snbuhries b@e e.Nu 9.
fe1Gun9 in 8ubla. aus &ubla (1bu,
ringen) itreibt man Sn Dem onmu.
,hta se!essnsn 8aces unit 6abriisorte Mubla
III Ehlrinssn, Der idhrlih Don 2auienbsn
Don Yabssdftsn uno Eourilsn beiu9t wirb,
fiubet pom %. SnIi bis Z. Mugnft b. s. cine
Snoufrte. uno @enerbe. N%usfeQung fatt.
Sitielbe mirb bic @raen3niGe Der bieteen
Yfeifen. Snoufris in Sorn, 9ol3 unb 9bon,
DER Fabrication in ehtem unb nnebtem
Reeridaum, p,rarbeitet su &%isarrenipieen,
Sabaftopfsn, Yfeifen uno ShmudlaHen,
Die Shnteereten in ehtem unb uneh,em
Sernftein, Die Malereisn aus Porcelan uno
Stein9nt. bte @tutS. Fabrication fur @e9en.
jdnoe ausr Nrt, bic 9eriteIun9 in 8nSpfsn
~ ben usrldieoenien i3uedsu, bic Metau.
maaren 9 rferttsuns su Militdr'@ feetea u.
oal. IN. nmfaien. Sn Oerbinouns nit bie-
Ter Nusfenuug ffebt cine Sfiiler. unb Qehrr
ltnseurbsitens Musfequng i'm 3ei9nsn mo
Wooeuigen.
-Nie Wn3abIb Der @ifenbabn=
arbeittr in ben 8e:. S%taatsn
(ausl1ltsBlid Der Beamtsn) betrd9t mad Dem
&urius Don 1870 1927. Dapon fommsn
SO. 534 auf Die bic iset pom benz ausftanoe BE-
roffsnsu neuu Staateu Wcrplanb. @eff Sir.
9intsn. Yennipluanien, Ohio, Stem Oorf.
Jiem Srisp Sl,noia, Snbiana uno Wifouri.
Die &aael6aner IN oielen neun Stauten be.
ra9en 568,414; r;haet man oaSu nod So
nalarbsitsr, &drrner &C., 10 idwiut Die gan3e
3abl auf 654. 1896. uno bas Shidi ol nift
uur Der @iienbabnarbeiter. ionbsrn nod
melt medr Der 9anbner!er uub anoererSntL
itr,saer. oeren 3abl einfdlleBlid ,brer Bamt>
ten rsttlih 8 Wilionen n mebr erreiht
nico ourb ben Nusitanb be:rofen. Tbais
lddlr9 oiirfte 3uoem nur Die 6dlf,e iene. 49,
534 aus isben, uub Das IdBt bic linn obme
al, oob es bsnts 40. ono bts $1,000 STE nihen
ole fir uielelht 200,0 0 Yerionen 3u ior9en
aaben, %gslungen, iber 8 MiQioneu Notb
uno Gleno su brtn9en.
, 1877-08-13

In @ruppen beim lebten 9iadttrnnt Iaben,
lleberall ihliben iie iheu pprilber, mtf
beiirdtenb, ppn Semano ansereoet 81
iperoen.
Gnoli6 lag ppr ibnen Elm Galtbaus,
in luelhem mon ii6 anlhidte, Die Sbilret
su idlieben. Sine gemiiie ebrbore Glbe
baratterilirte basielbe, 10 oab 8e9ina lif
ermutbi9t fiiblte nnp eintrat.
8ir fpmmen ppn Der Heiie, repete Tie
ben nd6iten &elner an, frnnen mir bier
iibernahten?
Ser &ellner betrahtete Die Sragerin
uno bemnddit @arsa. Seioe mubten
einen 9iinitisen Ginorud auf ibn aus
iibcn, benn er antpprtete Suitimmeno.
Sdbei febrten feline Slide INNER wieoer
Su 8arSa 5urid.
Tortiebung folat.)
, 1877-08-13
Sriatnele xpbcsansetac.

Sin ipanii6es Yrooiusialb!att elltbalt Sol
genots: Seute Mtprgen rief nnler Seilalto Den
Suiuelier Sicbalo Samaga BON ieinem 4aoer
Su eiller anbern, beiiern @elt. Die lluter=
,eitu1ete, ieine @ittue, miro nit ibren S0d=
terri, 9iloa uno emma, anf ieinem grabe
meinen; Die eritere 1T perbeiratbet, Die lebtere
miiroe jebod einem Seir0tlSalltra9e @ebDr
i1enfen. Die S%cerpt9nng miro morgen ltatt=
iinoeu. Die ultr0itlide 8ittwe Seronique
Slmaga. P. S. 0teier 2rauerial wirp
unier geiddft ribt unterbreden, weldeS tuie
gepDbnlid fort9eiett miro; bod miro nller
@eiddftslofal BON 9r. 3 Selit oeS Centuries
nad Or. 4 9tue De Wtiilionaire perlest ner=
oeil, oa unler gieriger Mietbsberr Die Mftetbs
erbDbt hat.
, 1877-08-13
Gin 9tcaer ouf xriuiSab RAJ

Gin 3eeer amf Srinioab bat
cine @ranrt1attf Der Greolel1=Spiome gSeitillz
otets 9eldrieben NIB fol9eaoe Spridw0rter
re9iitrirt: Ser 8llrm bat Dor Dem oabn
INNER llnred)t." n9ie S9ube allein wilien,
oh Die Striimpfe SDder baben." Arbeit lift
fein llebel, aber bic 9llgen inn Die Sciglirge."
v@orte miiien iterben, panlit Die Otenide1
leben." u5ett iiiblt uidts." n@eldwis it
Speiie fir Die Sbren." uSinter Dem Suno
beiBt'S ybu 6uup," Dor Dem Sunp beibt's
v5crr 6u1p." uDie SeuiteriGeibel tralleru
I'M lire @%roburutter" ii. e. ite iinb uniauber).
, 1877-08-13
Sbatt'S 2ebeuS'8 alfam.
6iu meDiainii@eS x}uuDer.

WV WtS0ysVS9SV &SSW0kSe
Hteuuaattsmus, Neurals,a, Slot IN ,breua xsa
SlabtIm, Serotsln. HSnlss. Rrautbeit, 4rptpsas, sac
SelGwurs une BE fHlimmAen Jale Ssa Uiustr autvtt.
zen, srose e@pa@s. 9sets. une Ntsrsaletesn, 3,as.
purm ,e. as. wirb .Iufs Deatmuttne burb btetsu xeute
ausr Wtinisunssmtttei 8ste,lt. Delelbe 1T i~naup.
spaniie Sapre ptnbur& som pubIitum erprSbt, cat
2uneerttauienpe ron taatn etpetlt une eurtri Rsts,
nenn naU gprltriFt 8supmmen. 81 ttn R&eyss ps,l.
naittel pom 6tttln IN ouen %rttlbaren Jauen, eusivT pte
rau!ttn altsn Vfl3wars. lslDt no Der xup&sn l&su sn-
Berenen IL.
ppatr's eebens.Da lfam surtrts Ssrru Q. Q. Ssa.
WaV, Ara9coen In past.Iptater ~ BrcefIpn, ". D.,
aem @rpn,fHen Wpsamattsmas. na&pem cerftbs ssns
Srfols. pen ben pOrauslt&nen 4ersten 3urOpa's sae
ameriiae beeanbelt wproen mar.
ppdttS SebeuSsK 0lidm surirte Perrn q. D.
peup. Dodmauer ITO. 171 NiabIion Ctr, pom uusm
gsfaPrltptn. @si&plr, na1bem e ie1s Dtpuaw I'm
Sr0aewav 2otpttal mar anp bort ale ~unbeilbar srttart
purbs.
SpatfS SebenS-Balfam tstlte BERN ;jasOb ustb,
OtFes We. 242 Grssnwi1 Str. psu eiuem i~uuIulsitn
Vsl&wure, pVbet bic JaalntB loon bis ouf ben RnVWsn
S%sorunsen mar. Serr ". BAT pahrenp Is Sabren as&
5sl6tesner 5eiluna tsint lDtsetrRS!ans Der 4ranlsett
errabrsn.
Spatt's: 2ebens. Balfam surtrts 5sr.n Wtutam
springer. N0. 1853 Sr00me ST., ppafanpts son sat.
ben Wstt bes &ranten loon ptrwirrt waite. Der vt.
| aanuts fOnnts a,&t itins Sanb gum appft srttb.a sne
par wabrene srster Vfenate ans Bet %Ssfefslt.
5n taben IN Der 2anP. Office, 246 Grane Str, xxs
9e' Apstestern i'm %uGemstusu, " II per 5lal&t. SsGs
| 5laidsn s..
psasi's berabmts 8 eImittu fnb.
Spatt'S uufsblbarsT esbens- Salfam ~ $i.UO.
| Spatt's "a b., bptpsl, itarier Qebsns- Balfam, ~
ei.25. ppatt'S yuIulonte BALKAN, sser Der S&wiae.
iu&tistn 0rsune, ~ St.OO. tpattS Spts xtHi.
aasnt, a%ntselSar Iar etiesn uns Samsr,sn islsr ORR,
Rspfweb. SnRusnia, Gatarrb, ~ IS SIC.
aDsnn rbtse Ar',tsl Mot in sursr Npptbeit eber an sm.
rem Ylass ~ baetn tnp, ie rsnss man I'D btrttt ausas
A'ai'a' 0ssS;; z4o @5aasar,: y: ~.
uebtrau etn per Srpreb striHtdt betm palhta
O18tne. 13m2Utan
, 1877-08-13
Gine Nicicnbamcrci.

Sm Serrltorium Oafotu, 20 lfeilen iuelt=
lid) bon Sarge i'm 6so=6iper=Sbal 9iebt es
ein 2anogut, III weldem man bequem enn
Ouseuo peutl6er 8ittersiiter periteden f0nntc,
oaliclbe beist Die D%arlpmple'l9e Sauerei.
Oieies 0aupgut nmfabt 16 Seftionen ODER
1O,240 Nfer. SIM @anSen iino et,paS iiber
1000 Adcr nit @aiSen beltelt; bas iibri9e
1anb miro 9egcnnartig anigebrohen rnp
iiebt anberlueitiger Gultlpirung entge9en. -
Die gonSe ganerei beitebt aus pier Ibtbeilun=
gen Ill 1850 Adern nit ei1em ~9Sobnbanle
bon - bel SO aui ieber, lo,pie elmer Sheuer
BON Sc bel GA 6ub. Die geetereH entbalten
anger %9erdumigen Sobenfanlnlern. ionic ben
n~0tbigen Gdumen sur Infbepabrnng bon
@ei1lrrelt, peS Suffers, Tarmgerdtbiboittu
unp olloerer 3ubDrigfeiten, Stale fir ledSig
Yferbe uno cine anSubl 0fiuouieb. Oaneben
giebt es nod mebrere S6miebe= unb &aguer=
@ertitatten, ionic ein srobes Eager Sur Aui-
bemabrung Don @etreioe, weldeS i%nbeiien,
lobolb Is geerntet, r~egelmabis weiter Der annt
mirr. - Sepe llnterobtbeilung bat i6leu Sors
mann, uno bas @an5c itebt inter Nnfltd
eiues SberinlpcftorS, Der Ieoo1 leine Seieble
BON 6errn Oarlpmple lclblI enpfan9t, melder
Dos Sarmpeiea in eineln groben Mtabltabe
BON @runb aus pcrltebt u1o oanit bis jett
bic g~larSeupiten Griolge ~er,ielt bat, Grfiilen
iN Die Grmartuugen oieieS SobreS mn eilli=
gcrrnoben, D. b., ergiebt lid nur eille lolhe
Our6lhnittSerute, mic man tie 9etpDbnlid
I'M 0tep Giper-S hale bat, nno belteben MIR
mittslmdBige Ywrei'e, 10 ldast man ben Sc
iammtertrag pieisr Saicrei auf minoeitens
$4,000. SrtiliA iino audi ole nit oieler
Sauerei perbuuoeneu l~lnfoiteu nidt unbcoeu=
tend; benz eS iino aui Der Saucrei ge9enwdr=
tig 80 Eferpe ST mterbolte1, 90 arbeiter
wareu bel per AuSio0t btl1ditI9t urb 1000
9tute lino notbmenpig, I'M Die @rntearbeit
por5urebmeu. I'm iih einen Segrii bon Der
@roBmti9teit ceS SetriebeS Sl MAIDEN, lei
nod erlpabnt, oaB iih All picicr gc~altigeu
Sauerei 80 sSaseu, 40 GroB- nnS 26 Sret)-
piliise, 20 Sdemaidineu, 20 Ggsen mo 5
0ampi 3r>i9moidinen befinosn.
, 1877-08-13
Gin bemsrfemswertbes Bud !"
I%rtbut's lestes nnb 9r..0.bteS.
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ODER: Serlpnnoetia benz 9ais eines Sreuabes.
NmerifaniIten Gitsratur 9ut ais Sorpurf sinen DC.
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ipannenc unb aMfresenb, piro es pom Mlem nit
Sesi!roe 8elelen peroen. Snuitrirt une ibbn se'
nunesn. 9Dir limb entl1loleh, has Mud III leosr ga.
ntIlie oes Sanbes eiujuiubren nno ~oIferlreu nod ME
cdsemeiene Vprtbeile allen manniiden nno weibli.
ben Sublcribenterlaminlern Nir nsrlanaeu LIBERAL
Nsentsn uro ididtn gratis auf Terlansen Beoinsuu.
usn MI beitreibs, bt Circulate. 3. ". 4tpehar'
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Qeberlei0en.

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game bes &0rpers uno io0te nan oaber
alien unreselmdBisteiten oieies Organs
Nufmerflamfcit id)enten. Qeiberleioen tint
faBt enttueber einen sewiheu @roo BON
Trdsbeit bes Sr9anes, Der es unbefdbist
Die n0tbise Mense Sale absuionberu ODER
cine 8erltopfuns in ben @alensefdBeu,
melde bic Sale binoert in ben Daru.s
fanal gu selansen. Die 9aut erbdlt eine
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banoen uno Der Nppetit aimmt ab.
Or. Musuit &0nis's 9amhurser Tros
pfeu ftarteu uub resultren Die 2eber, remit
gen ben Wfasen una entfernen aus ben
@eodrmen Die oartn ansebdufteu @ruoi,
tGteu,
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300 Viauos uuo Ordeln.

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ourt FORAGE Mbdters u. Gpn, Ash Brpanwap,
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