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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18

Cannot be cured by snufis washes local applica-
tions. 1t is weakness of the constitution developing
Itself in the nasal organs FIRST afterwards extending
to the throat and lungs ending generally in Consump-
ton, If not checked by proper remedies. Pains in
head back lons and weakness Of Kidneys are its at
tendant diseases More people have Catarrh than any
other disease II is easily cured Thousands of cases
cured In New Hampshire the past three years by the
Constitutional CGfGrTh Remedy. Certificates to back
ne above, sna treause on CAtaTrh 10 S2page pam
prtetorA Manchester, N. H. Send name on postal
card and viii cost only cent. Price, 81 per bottle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital weakness or DepressiOn; weak
exhausted feeling energy courage the result of
Mental OVerWOrk, IndiscretIOns or EX-
cesses, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. rs. 1t tones up and nvigorates the system dis
pels the gloom and dependency, imparts strength
and energy-stops the drain and rejuyenates the en-
tire man. Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess BY thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81 90 per
single vial $500 per package of 1--WE walls and s2OO
vial of powder. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address III humphreys IHOmeOPathic Med
tctne Company, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
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GBeDrrmont 4Banit,
BRATTLEBoRO.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY Is, 1877.
FARM AND FIRESIDE.


The SeedamRn.
How doth the busy nurseryman
Improve each shining hour,
And peddle scions, sprouts and seeds
OF every shrub and flower.
How busily he wAgs his chin,
How neat he spreads his store;
And soils ms things that never grew
And won't grow any more.
Who showed the little man the way
To sell the woman seed7
who taught him how to blow and lie
And COAX and beg and plead7
He taught himself, the nurseryman,
And when his day his done,
Wen plant him where the lsnk, rank weeds
WIN futter in the sun.
But OH although we plant him deep
Beneath the buttercup,
He's so much like the seed he sells,
He never will come mp.
burlington Hawkeye
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18
LEWIS d KELLEY's
Real Estate Loan Office,
3o2 NlcOIIst Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI,
NJ. W. LEWIS, Minneapolis.
A. f. KELLEY, formerly Of Putney, VT.

Special attention given to the placing Of funds on
Real Estate IN our city and vicinity so that II will net
the lender ten per cent interest, payable semi
annually. Mortgage deeds taken 10 secure notes
ior principal with coupon notes attached given fol
the installments Of interest.
All loans made by US, as well as the interest," on
them, will be collected free of charge il wished; also
titles examined, taxes paid property sold debts coll
lected and prompt returns made.
Send for circular showing our method Of doing
business.
National Exchange Natl Banks, Minneapolis, MINI. ;
Merchants National lnk st. Paul, MINI. First Ma
tional Bank, New Albany, Ind; Vermont National
Bank, Brattleboro, VT. Barber Trumbauer, bank
ers, Polo, Ill. Parks Woolson, Springfield Vt. g.
S. Sleeper Co, NJ. A. Lewis Co., Boston, Mass .
II. Z. Baker, B. L. Shaw, Rev. A. Foster ,Putney VT
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ASHUELOT RAILROAD.

>% an and after THURS
Essssfsa5ssFss.s7 Ill " DAY, December Il, ls76,
- ~ Passenger trains will leave
-----A-- Reene at 7 80 a. m. and 2 go
p m and Saturdays only $3.50 p m, connecting ct
South Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad trains
for Springfield Hartford, New Haven, and New York,
and with Vermont and Mass. Railroad for Bratteboro
HETURNING-Leave South Vernon at 10 :05 o. m,
5:25 p. m, and Saturdays only 10 80 p. M.
rival Of Connecticut River r. h. trains, for Keene
Bellows Pals, Fitchburg, Boston, &c.
II Passengers from BrattleborO for stations OF
Ashueot Railroad leave Bratteboro at s:l5 a. and
1886 p. m. r. STEWART, supt.
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CATARRH FOR TEN YEARS
So Bad that when I went to Sleep I
thought I should Choke to Death,
cured by taking Two Bottles of
CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY,

MANCHESTER, y. H., Jan. 81, 1872
MEssRs LrTTLEFIELD Co:
am 80 years old. have had Catarrh ten years
nave been weak and miserable, aud all run down
with It, SO that did not feel like doing any work
HAD continued discharges, and feared every night
when went 10 sleep that should choke 10 death
with strAngng, many times have walked mn inst
IN time to myself from choking to death, Two
bottles OF your constitutional catarrh Remedy cured
me. feel perfectly we'll Your medicine did the
work. Nothing else ever helped me. have recon-
mended 1t 20 many Others, and in every case its re-
suits have been wonderful. feel as il all suffer
ers from the loathesome disease Of Caarrh ought to
know OF the almost miraculous virtues Of your REM
edy. reside IN Manchester, y. II.
BELLE DOwNRS.
Price 81 per bottle. Pamphlet Of 50 pages giving
treatise Caarrh, with nnumerable cases OF cures
sent FREE, by addressing the Proprietors,
LITTLEFIELD & co. Manchester, NH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18

Ju" Published in Sealed Envelope. Price Sir cts.
Lecture on the nature treatment, and radical
cure OF Seminal Weakness or Spermatorrhea, in
duced by Set-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, lmpO-
tency Nervous Debility and Impediments to Mar
risge generally Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.-By ROBERT j..
CULYERWELL, NJ d, author Of the "GreenBook Use.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable lee
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences Of Sef-Abuse may be efectuAy
removed without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments, rings or
cordials pointing out mode Of at once certain
aud efectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may himself eheaply
privately and radically ~ This lecture will prove
boon TO thousands and thousands. Sent, under seal
in plain envelope, to any address, receipt Of six
cents, or two postage stamps Address the publishers
THE CULYERWELL MEDICAL Co.
Al Ann st., New York; Post Once Bon, Asa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18
CATARRH.
A WOMAN rs YEARS OLD
CURED OF CATARRH.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMTDT is the nrst
article placed before the public that proposed to
CAtarrh by building the Constitution. It struck at
the root OF the whole difhculty and tnoutands upon
thousands Of letters have been received by the propr
eIors setting forth the marvellous cures and, what
remarkable, curing not only the Catarrh but all other
ailments at the same time. This is what it always
does. The following statement 10 only 4 sample Of
what We are constantly receiving, from well known
people TO whom you can write, and not to bogus ones
Caarrh and its attendant evils, cold in head, hacking
cough, lnepient consumption, headache, pains in
back and loins, dizziness languidnes loss OF appetite
and general weakness, all leave together when the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy is taken as recon-
mended.
Mas. SOPHIA p Colby says: 81 live at the corner
Of Amherst and Maple streets, Manchester, y. H.,
and am rs years old have had Catarrh twenty years
with bad cough and dizziness; the latter so could
not stand up without taking hold Of something The
cough has carried me nearly to the grave and my
head has suffered So that life has been a burden.
Three bottles Of Constitutional Catarrh Kennedy have
entirely cured my cough running at the nose drop
pings and dizziness, and though really old the change
Is so great that feel comparatively young"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18

CLARENoST, n. H. September, 1875.
DIR. FLAGG-My Dear Sir: Your Cough aud Lung
Syrup has proved great benet to me, giving relief
from severe Coughs and Soreness Of the Lungs when
all other r, medles and physicians had failed. have
never taken medicine more pleasant TO the taste
more satisfactory in its results.
MRs. LYDIA WILEY,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-18

On. VIZ. LADD, leading Druggist Of Caremont, GER
tihes as follows:
For many years have known DR.. A. J. FlAgg as 4
successful praetcing physician, and can assure the
public that his representations relative to the Cough
and Lung Syrup can be strictly relied upon. II has
been used In his extended practice with marvellous
success, and know it to be all that he claims for it,
VIM. NJ. LADD, n. d,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17

fen ; turs barauf famsr 500 braiilias
nilGe poli1etlolpaten IN Der Sclcnis an
uno purpen aufesfslt, um IS ben &os
lonifcr unm5aIi& 3u MAIDEN, bic Scs
Ionic su perlafsn uno tetm beuil&en
GUnluI In Sabia Glaee su fabren.
Mebrere 3clontfen rurper, BON ben
SOIraten tn bas 0efdnsniB inGuman>
ruba abSefl6rt. wUielbff ie RON IA Sd
gen bic 1 MOnat einselperrt wurcsn ;
i1ltsblt9 eelans es pier pom ibnen, bic
pOfen su umeeben unp na@ 8abta su
8elaneen; ber fteasertretsnee beutl6s
@Cniul, 5err SuIius Weysr, rabr ft6
Der 9eute an uno beutrfte, bae Wue bic
SplUnie SerIai1en fonntsn. GtnGbetl 900
nab remS tdptben Slaps, un9efibr 10
Met!en pom ber ScIUnte, wUlelbR Gin
S@ifss@eent tbre Bsfbresrun8 na&
Sabta uermtttslte. Weitsr 8iebt Dtaer,
an, pas In SIapS uieIe srfrantten unp
farbsn bae pom 1000 psrlonen
1880 an SYpbuS unb SeIbem Gtebsr
tarben !; bae er In SIaps bic Befannt>
l9aft res nOrpsstlden@ apttans ma@'e.
Der tt6 ietner erbarnite unb i'm lber
Rip Sanetrp mad Nsp yOrf bya@te
pae Elm 8clpnitt ron ben DaltSeilOlDas
ten erl1cien ano Elm anberer 10 libel
;u9ert1tet Irurce, oab CT mad ) Ga9en
tart.
SOl@e Sammsrbert@te iinb bur1aus
ni@t neu. S@On Dor spansts Sabren
wanpsrten SieIe bunpert GamtIien unter
Observation-Disclosures pss 1ogenann>
ten 5aIbpadtlDfeuS na9 BrafIien
aus uno famen In bielelbe traurtee Ga
ee. Au@ aus Der SGwsiS tpanpsrten
SteIe pprtbtn, unp ftelsn Dem erbbten
Climb uno Der WftebauoIung Spn Sette
s~eut1enIoier GpscuIanten anbeim, bis
Der iGweiser 8unoesratb etnen aubers
oroent!t@sn @elanbten tn Ter Yerlpn
oes berabmten NaturfOri9e.s ron
Elduot na@ SraiIten ibtGte, weI6er
Die 8srtaltni1e an Srt uno Steue uns
tsriu@te uno ben l1nterprldten 9iIfe
bra@te. Das 5duptibeI betebt eber.
oartn, bab wpblmetnenpe Warnun0en
aur 3u off taube Obren fnpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17
Sic @ablen in Glfa6s 2Otbrins
gent.

Nus benz Gliab, is. San. Ger Iuss
lteet aane ber@ ablen GIiabs0 otbrinaens
nut, %pplfSnots DOT. Sn Sbers GIias
fno bic l@ou senannten @interer, Doll
fue. @uerber, Stmcnts unp 0rao bic
Grforenen. Dret bnrunter ftnb BIN
ldnelt9 befannt, uno man miro uns er'
la1en, ibre Ii&ttefett npGmals berpor>
subeben. Dplfu6, @rOteftant, abtr euns
fir bas Sntsre7e letneo 8atetlance5 be-
eelfiert ssb5rt eigeut!t@ Der protsfpars
tel en-, pire aber lcpieI e6 iein tcbes
@ltsr sustbt, In benz Nei@sta9e eridets
men uno feline fatbOlil&en Goussen un~
terftGSer. Die lo8enanuten Mutcnon,ts
fen i9met6eIn tbm uuo bpfen. tbn ib=
ter parist au g%eptnnsn {; ebenIo 5rn.
8raO, einen In allen abmtniitattuen
Graaen bewanoerten Stattiifer, Der ben
Ta!bOlifen lsine @abI ~ Danfsn bat,
unp Der Dem Wrcsramm, caS CT Ysr6fs
| fentltGts, treu blstben nib. Der Wertb
oteles @auneS TT nt&t 3u unterlddgen.
Sn rlntsrs@I1aB inb ieGsNutonumtltsn
eepdblt: StinBt &af, Bersmann,
Sbnsesans, Nortb nnb NeGel. @as
nouen pte NutpnOmtfen Die Selbf,
Dsrwa!tnu8 bes9anbe8, bas3 was unlere
vflertca!en" 0ertreter felt prei Sabren
perlanssn. Berren fe nun elidlt6er
fein a!s ptele, unp miro bic Neeteruus
tbnen ras prdisnt in ben SGpOb leeeu,
barunr, neil fIe niat ultranpntan ftno ?
Sic wereen balD einss anberen belebrt
werpen. Inter ben ls6s inp bret prOs
tetauten CSdnsegans, Nprtb, Sers@
NANNY. MefsI unp 9tod bdrfsn aIs
stemIi@ reeterunasfreunolt@ aelten.
Sn ~2Utbrinssn ruroen Belan3ou, Ser
main, AbsI unD Saune; sepablt, Die
usntaRens tur 5d!fte On ben Arbettsa
bss &ei9stageS fih betbettieen peroen.
Mtt ben Wablen In 9~Ctbrtnstn unp
Sters @Iiab pirfsn bic SatbOIifen ;us
frtepen isin Die pes unter>@ Ifae aber
erreeen 8eredte S~eior9ni1e. Die Off
cG6isn i'm 8eretn NIT Der iCsenaunteu
acknowledgements baken fe su Staaos
sebra6t. Su Den MitteIn mar nsau
wdblerslG. Sag fir Sag mubte pae
"GIlaher SOu.nal" ouf bic nItramontas
men lOs1dtmpfen uno fs Dsredhtigen,
Weaenrcpe mar unmbs!i9, pa ote fatbps
Hide @cIfSpartei fetn Organ bat, unit
ale Strsibe nit ufaer 8ruf oufusb>
men muBte. Der fGrfite 6ebeI lag abel
tn Der 6ano Der gewaIluns. Sn ct:
mem Sretscrte wuree Die Wabl oeS be-
trefenesn @anbtca!en NIT oftcfeuer
Mlttteln uno nit fpnoerbarem Weprdng
Befstert, bepOr oieisIbe f'@er asfslIt war
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17
Geprente MnSmamberer.

DisB 1T felt Ginger 3eit pisDer eir
febenrsS @aptteI tn Der E~aeeepre7l
uno eS mag ntat nuBIOs fstu, mad,
ffebenOsn BeitreD aud bier nit.
jutbst!en.
&lrsIt6 Ian Gbomas Diuer ouf ct.
1er aCrTeai1&en 8arte BON 8railter
IN NewsyOrf an. @r rrar NIT oneereu
0eutl6en e~anesIeuten 1s@efsp reuser
aa1 TprOboro in 8rafltsn perIoft nor.
ZEN u1b ma@t sur @urnung Dor re,
Iuswanoerun9 mad Braflien efcIid
fOIaences befanrt: Ole tparen balelbf
etnSewaneert uater fuIsenben 0eofnas
unssn: fe fputen 1 Sabr fir BE Sos
Ionic orbetten unb pafIr 1 MiIreis ne,
SOpf Gasgcbn erbaIten, mad abIaui
zines Sabres iOute iebe Camille Is
Ndsr Saub nsbmea unp ba fir 5OIboIe,
innerbalb 3 Sabrea bsaabIen, auseroem
iOuter cen SOIUntten bic aebensmttteI
UNI bte 9dlfts bes Marttpret1es BON
Sabta 9eltefert rerben. Der Gtaens
tb6uer Der SOlpnte Gprpbprp III Der
Srafltaner Baron Munts. 8et tbrer
Ineunft caislbf fanbsn fe tpeper Saus
let, mod bsbouten 8ppen, uuS uusteu
TIM lrwnlO unter 3eItsn Iasern. Res
eentUstter unb 5uneer rnften balp 500
gtnwanoersr neg. Baron Wunie
serfpra& prCDtant Son8abia au lenbeu
mas tnbefen ntGt sei&ab uno erf mad
Ablauf zines Wpnats, Madden, bte
Seute tbr Gelo aufeebreu9t uup tbeiIs
reile rrur Wurseln [WantioQ]au III Sab
ruug 8ebabt hattsr, fam Elm Dampfer
BON 8abta nit 2ebensmitteIn pns
Gleii& mar f&le&t unb bte pretle lsbr
ibertrieben ; bte 9eute fneel nun ~
nrbtttert an, 2 WOaate lrurben ,ur1
6daen Der 8dume, gum urbarmaden
&c. oerpenbet, 3 treitere Mpnate .,um
pau Don 0auiern ; fit bfele Belt er.
btelte1 bic Selte ben b~ebuneenen 9Ubn
BON 1 @tIrets. 8eiteren eobn yers
retgsrte ber'9arpn trOB pbtsen @ers
trays. Sic Uetserten fiG unter 1olden
nmfdnDen weitsr III arbeiteu, rpOrauf
Munts crCbte @tlttdr fpmmeu III Iol,
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- e @ d IL e.
ST. N ACADEMY,
Under the direction of the Sisters of st.
Benedict, Corner of st. German
Street and Hanover Ave-,
st. Cloud, MINI.

This Academy is pleasantly situated in one of
the most healthy and suitable locations of st.
Cloud, and mmand an extensive view of the
sity, while the pleasure grounds adjoining the
building afford the pupils advantage for health
ful exercise. The system of education embraces
every useful and ornamental branch suitable for
young ladies. Special time and attention will be
devoted to pupils whose parents or guardians
desire their attaining proficiency in the Lam
guages, N~eedlework, Music, Drawing and Paint
ing. These branches may be exclusively pursued.
The health of the pupils will be attended to with
maternal solicitude, and their progress in virtue,
knowledge and refinement promoted by the most
Jealous and untiring efforts. Difference in relig-
ion is no obstacle to the admission of such as are
willing 10 conform outwardly to the established
routine. None will be admitted for less than one
session. Pocket money is to be intrusted to the
Directress. All communications, to and from the
Academy, are submitted to inspection.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in English, German,
plain Needlework, Embroidery, Vocal
months, $50 90
Piano and Melodeon, each, per session, IL 90
Use of Instrument 5 90
Thorough Bass and Harmony, " 10 90
Private lessons in Vocal Music, s 90
Painting in water colors, s 90
! Oriental Painting, 90
Drawing, 5 0O
Hair Work, 10 OC
Worsted and other Artificial Flowers,
each, per session, z OC
The annual term is divided into two sessions Of
five months each, the first commencing On the
first Monday in September, and the second on the
first Monday in February. Examinations will be
held at the end of each session, and reports
thereof transmitted to parents or guardians. In
order to avoid interruption in the classes, visits
are confined to Thursday afternoons, between the
hours of one and five. Terms per session, paya
BILE for two months in advance. Books, Station
cry, Uniform, and the materials for fancy work
will be furnished at the Academy. On Thursdays
and Sundays they dress in uniform, regarding
For further particulars apply to
MOTHER WALBURGA, O.3S. B.,
Box "a, st. Cloud, MINI.
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$3.50

pco1 Aetr1btte e1Oetrpbtern ee6 nUers
fdwemmten StabttbetIes Campo be la
8srpaO wabrsnc rret Sasen In fsinem
Yalnfe Sbba1; Der BON 8aeaic3
fpra6 perl5nIt@ BET ben rDblbobenpen
GamiIten I'm cine @abe fir bic Nctbs
leirenben Dor ; Der 8tl@Uf pom @erOna
elite GUT Na6t3ett truB fdrsdlt&er Sc
piltsrfirme nod gafeuon be Mmpus
rias, I'm II@ an Der Rettuns Der barts
beer6n9ten SewUbner ~ bstbetliBsn.
Au6 ;u SeSiIa nobm bic @eifliGfeit
init GtnI9IuB Der Gpmberren utiter Ges
bensaefabr an Gem Hettun9swerfeIbeil.
Sn Der rfsrlanpl6aft pes @uabtaaa
lab man, pte bic 8ewpbner Der iber=
I1Demmtsn D5rfer, ibrsn pfarrer an
Der Sptss, fi6 Dor ben bereinre@encen
SIutbsn nit itren 5etrosn uno brn in
Der Gle sHfammerseraften 9ablsItetst'
ten auf bic 3und&fssIsscnen Anb6ben
retteten.
&cm, IA. San. Dtr @efminRsr
Oasstte in SOnrOn srldbrt uaus gutter
Sueue", pa6 Der iunee ptin; 2Outs
mttNapOlsun bur6 cen Yrtn3en0 umtert
Ger itulientl6en Greiraureret befannt
sema@t wurce; ferner, bas Der Yapf
nit Der Sailerin @usenie unb ibrent
Spbne febr unsufrts0en 1T, ba fe benz
&atbe or. 6etIistett, &Dn, Stalten 70
baIp pie m69Ii@ gu %perIui1en, nibt fOls'
ten, 1cnoern NIT ben III Sictpr gmmas
nueI baEteneen Gamtlien b6ufg Ders
tebrten. Dsrayttsen 3eitunssnctisen
pfegt mon ftrtS eth tides Sruse;si@en
anauban9en.
8rtleL, Is. San. Mtnifer Malou
bat Der teute er6fneten Deputirtenfam>
ulsr eiaen pom eetrfsen Sage patfrten
@efebentwurf 3u9eben lafrn, DelGer
bic sebetme @bfimmunS l6usen uab
bic WabIfdlIGuneen psrbinoern 1cQ.
Der ltbr sineebenbe Gntwurf eutbdlt 78
@rtifel In BRET TtteIn. Das Sourn. be
Grur. bsfpriGt piels @ebIs &sfprm febr
beifduis unb bebt namentIt6 foIssnDe
8sftmmunssn berSOr: @uffeuunp Der
Ganntpatur fpdtefenS bier Sage DOT
Der @o6I; 2}rud pficteusr BabI;ettrl
9leGt Der Ganripaten, BE 3stteI an
Uficieusm paptsr bruden III Iafen
neberTadun9 bes 0ablsei6afteS bur1
3eu0en Der ganotoatsn ais Betliber bee
8obIbureau'6; uebsrbrineung uns
Ausleerung rer Stimms llrnen in einsm
0prber besetGneten 0ccnI ueber9abe
ter idmwttt@sn 8ablSettel an tie 9amz
mern our euentueIen YrIfuue u. {. ~.
9Dfenilt6 wirb eapur@ Der tn 8sIaten
bsfebenNe eren;enIOie @nbI, l1nfus ers
bebIiG beldrdnft.
g3dnRer II. San. Die UabIen In
@effaIen fIub lberral@enb eInfte
0usgefalsn. 3und9f wurbe1 bte adj
f&ersn gentrumsfBe ben bisbsr!em
8ertretern Urbr. .. 8renfen, Grbr. ..
Deeremanr, Grbr. y. SGprlemer> NlF
S&rDoers Gtppfiapt unb Grbr. .
8enet0 nit eroraGenben Majoritdteu
ouf'S reue Ibertrasen. Sn ftsben bon
DfeIsn o@t &retien bdttsn CUTE 1000
St:mmsn gum Steee aus9ereidt; bts
@entrumspdbler 8aten tbren Gambia
ten aber nur In swet Sreiien ettpas pes
niger aIs 10000 Sttmmen, mdbrent
NInfsrs@ pssfeIb lber 10000 Ceeesu
rur 1888 anthracite, unb bic beipeu
6Gbrer &et@ensperser unb Grbr. y,
S&CrIeuer bur9 mebr alS Ia relp.
y 10000 Sttmmen aussesetGnet pur,
ben.
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Ote &irebenfeinbe in Stalien,

Row, 10. San. Die Ateeproneten
bes etabeitIiGen StaltenS ftnb 70 fanas
tii@ 9eset bic GrtfIt6e NsIfetpn urb
pas gapftbum sefinnt baB fe tbre Ell
senen bpdtrabenpsn Hebensarten BON
Tretbett, Io!eran5, 0umahttdt, Giuilt>
lation BET Der Dt6cul1tOn BIG neuen
@eisges betrsfenD bic Wibbrdu9e pes
9Ierus, tauisnofaItis 2dsen frafen,
unp lI@ ale cos sertren, mas fie fne,
,. ). ale Sufrumente bsr umFuGpartei.
Die 9efrise SiBuns cer Deputtrtenz
TANNER Der unelIdltGsn itaItenil1en
6%albtnlel lberrast t6er bic Grpartuns
gen ~per befreunretfn Wa@t." petrus
ceQf, Ger suerf pas 8crt ersrtff pereDs
Rrcfcpiustbranen, neil baS eeger Den
8Ierus eeri@tete GeieB nfGt aud ote
usberl6rettunssn ceRelben sessn trempe
Staaten befrafe. AQe n5sli9en gcrs
rpurfe l9leurerte er seser papf unp
Stride. Ct bebouptete, ba6 bic Deuts
fGen, GuSldnper uno S@weissr ibrs
mcraltlGen uno n1atsrieQen Gortf1ritte
rur Dem GerfaQ BEG &atbOltcismus
Ysroantten, nno PROPAGATE Der latetntu
l9en STAGE elm traurtses @nbe tn Ra>
tbulictsmus. St fdIOB nit sinerp6rale,
irel@e ben na6 effect balGenpsn Cite
raten fennSet6nete Der 0atican res
Wcnte @ttcrio, aus Dem @eredtiateit
unb Greibstt berSOrSebt n1uB benz aba>
lifat Der pdpfe fasen, bab ale pdpfe
lett getrus nur cte MtGiOn batter, ,uz
lagen." CWItbenoer MppIauS.) Grim
9era ipraG sesen cas Sets, neil bte
@tptlbeb6roe nt@t senau ben Mpment
beftmmen f6nne, in ,pelpsm Elm WtB-
brau9 Der Mults8ewalt in @ort ODER
S&rtft bon Ssite zines prtefers efu>
trete. Die Stride miRe fret IeEn, milde
it9 Der Stat tn pfe MnseIs9enbeiten
perlelben, 70 8eratbe er in Elm 2abyrintb,
aus benz ct nt6t berausfcmmen sSnne ;
besbaIb ueroe ct sese1 pas @eleB fims
men. GOroOua ipra@ fit baS @eleb,
neil aue eurcpdtlden @etBeetunasn
oafsIbe als @runpIuse ibrer Beaiebua>
gen CUR Stride aoppttrt bitten. ss5ncaas
nclt laste, bab Der Staat bas &sdt unp
ete pFt@t babe, fid 9eseu BE Str9s ~
l9IBen, baS btes felt Dem Ranpnenbaa.
ner an Der Yprta pfu tdsltG nStbiaer
9ercrpen lef. CT perlanete ceSbaIb Elm
w%trfiauss, f@drferes, fdrferes, rooieales
res 0sieB unp bOfe, Der @uItusminfRer
rrerbe etn loIGes SorIeeen. Noctto
lpra@ Stel cOnfule @Orte, unb Idlos
NIT benz 8emerfen, baB er bas @e1ss
als brtn8eno ~notbwenbtg erfenne.
Warstale @apc rpute pis 6raee profit
lGer fsuen. Die &eltsion let cine tdps
LTD r1ebr in 8srfau seratbenee GinriGs
tuns. @aa erlsBe lie bur9 bic SduIe.
Wtal1 lalie Die unteren Olteper Der Strs
DE, man trsfe bas5aupt man pernfdte
eas 8arsi&aftssefeB. abfsnente ers
tlafte, er Jet bereit, fir bte @bf&afuna
oes YaplteS unb Der &eliBtpn E,ine
SttT1r'e 31 esben, uena Der Iusenblid
ton1rie ; bod Dor Der 5anb mdGe man
lt@ NIT trentg bsSndSen. .un, Yiel su ers
balten, pbne oesbalb auf's prfnctp su.
ner3t@ten. DE Mintfer Mancfni bat
tn Der San1uter ;u ietnen per1SnIi@en
Greurbs1 eelast baB, tuerrt man bic
gelsBessWorlage perUerfen udros ,s,er
Wtaens let ft@ aus ben, Mintferium
suradtuStsbeu. Dies @eleb bilbe nur
BEN anfans rUn etusr 3eibenfcIse pom
SOrlaBsn eessn STRIDE unb 8sIisiun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-17
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Gntbednng, suelcbe Ste
SSSelt fennt.

0eesn sdpinOludt 5awa@s Sdar>
bod, ierCpbuI6ie Ausi@ldse,
S@uupfen, Salafub, 6dmOrrbOt@
Den, 9e1dtsruls Ntuswurm,
GIe&ten, Au6lAIdse tn 0eIdt
ldmerbafte @usen, Rbeumatisz
mue, Wasentrantbett, De6lslfs>
Der, esbers uno Nieren-8 ranfbef<
ten GerSeni@wdds 5er3trantbet>
ten, AufdQs aboel@wd@te @Onfts
tatton uno jepe Nrt lnreinisfeit
i'm Slute.
Cine Sueae beg 0lideS fit NiaiOuen 2cis
Neahe. S%auienOe bou Seben Berettet,
na9aen ale anscrn Mittel ftbIBe.
fdlagen, leIc ieaes 8Grt.