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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
Ole $anptpIdtes be Rrieas
@anplates tn Mfen.

tsber rte bouptorte ees a6atildeu
&rteesl@uuplobss l@reibt Elm Core
iponosnt Ger @tsner 81. s. yreEe, eer
lsne @eBer'o aus efaener Anl&auuns
Ssnau tsnnt GOIssnsss:
Sars mag wobI. mas bic Stapt bes
trtft nod 3tsmlt6 fd6n auslebsn mas
absr cte Gsfuns betrtft, 70 1T DIE alte
Ssffuns bts auf psutse 1rtimmsr Der
Ntnsn,ausr betnabe gan; ueri6punpen.
Sars 1T tsute feline stsentltGs Gefuna,
loreern etn befeffietes Eager. welhes
ete Staot tn elmer Gntfernuna BON
riebr ole / peuifGenW eilen umldliest.
"a 1T 3uerf on Stede ienes mtttelals
terli@en Gafeus anf fell aufifeieenrem
Bsllsn stne neue. aus sroeen Auapsrn
erboute @ttaceue setreten, neI9e, elei&s
lam BRET @tagen bod. NIT einem rret.
fa&en 9si&6Bsirtel umssbsn TT uno
lelbf tn 0rieDens3eiten NIT Rancnen
uobl cerieten mar. Bonn sweiten, gtoee
fitrt Elm Sang bic gum JIuGe, BON
no ras Sort su jsrer 3sit NIT ftN&em
WaRer Serieben rerDsn fam. Dos
aIte guaal rpuree bon ben Rafen, trUB
elmer bet Der uebersabe eetslIten unD
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16

alss su feinsr Gbre ttut. au Guerem
Dele unb aur Grbauuna Nneerer. Die,
fer Sessn bssIsite Gu& bur@ Gusr
games 9tben uno ftdrfe Gud In beI
Stunbe beS TobeS. 0er8e1et nte.
meine Tbeherfen, fdr bic fatbolti6e
Sirde su bsten, uno nerrt&tet babel ein
0sbet mebr. auf baB Soft NIT, BEN
aretfen Sttutibalter Selu gbrift 9rafl
uerletbe. vantt i& bts 3uu, leBsn An'
ssnblide ntstnse 9sbens ntht aufbbre
Den @ilen @cttes 40 erfdaen. I'D
unb Sbr, Seretnt NIT etnanoer, nil
pclItn ni&t abloGen III beten. ear,t1
MIR bur@ bte GIrlprade Der unbsFed'
ten Sunefrou ipirbte era&tet rreroer'.
Soft eur@ aQe Gwtafeiten ia lober
unD su prsifsn. Benedictio De-
etc."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
3S6S

pom ben IGrten au@ 4arala1@ be-
G6Ofen. (Sfsnbor bas SoraIaid &C.
asnIber pom &ubopa ; ss stbt udmlt@
Elm swettsS &arolal& rretter untsn auf
rumdni1@em 8poen, noro5flf@ BON
Stlifrta, 1orie Elm Ralural& am @Srutb
uno Elm anpereS Ralarai& ;rtl&en
SoGY unb Rtf&ener.) Sn 8e3us ouf
Die friberen 8el@ieeunsen S%aIafat's
pom @tppin aus, BET beren elmer bos
SoQbaus uno cine Rir&e tn 8alafat
fart sslttten babsn fouen, beri@tisi
Elm SRerrst6tl@er 3sttun9ss3 Reporter,
Der f6 an Srt unc StsIe canah
uurae1eben bat. ba6 nur bret @ebdube.
Elm Qrtpatbaus, bic Stride uno eas
3cubaus pbne rpeiteren S@apen BON je
elmer Bombe 9etrcfen trurben. unp pae
~ibsrbaupt pom 60 Bomben, bic man
berdbsr 1hOb. nur oirie bret %erplobirten.
Die rumdntl4en Eruppen eOnesntrtren
fH nun In Der fleinen @alahet, nef>
lid Der Niuta, uno rdumtn lberau 81
LID boSOn ben 8ufen bep plas.
(.&dumeintlGe" Erupper rtennt le Elm
@tener 0cIfswis, neil fe ben ruff
f&en 70 Dteles ~etnsurdumen" baben.)
@Iet&wobl errest bic jsBt erfoIste grs
tldrune Der "unabbdnBtafeit" Rumds
MEMS In bobem @race Neip unb Na&>
abuunssIuf TN GirRentbum Serbien.
no man au@ aUf pte pom HuBlanp
~beuUrueten" 8u!sarsn sifer(i&tts IL.
unD wirtt fimulirenO etn 81 @unfen
Der ierbii6sn Srtesspartei. wel&e Obnss
bin BEN Gdrfen WiIun iber ben aOpf
pd1st. Na@bem man 70 sIddIt&
mar , pom Der pforte ben naa9eIudten
6rnben 3u erlanse1 unb bapur@ ras
ferbil6s @sbtet Dol, ben einseprunsensn
tirtilGen lrupprn fret 3u befOmmen,
TT eS ia lebr nabeltsSsnc, uenn aud
rpeoer ebrIt@ nod bO&eetnnt, nunmsbr
BEN GrieDsnsDertras Su bre&tn, ju Dem
man i6 SUrbsr Slid pinldte, uup
bic sstdul6tsn 1Irten msu&tlinss pom
rsuen, an3ufauen. ni&t I'm Weurauen
nuf pie etaene Sraft, lOnpern In AnIeb,
uuna an Die WaGt &ub!anpS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
Aus Der @6mei5.

ueber Die Aeaenwdrttgm 3ufdnce II,
ber S6msiS mirb fol9enres beri&ttt:
Die @Orsduee tn Der Ilr'et perfen
au& In pie en~llesenfsn Ibdler unlerss
@ebtrsslanpss tbre l6meren SGatten
unp baben bereiis reht traurtee urp Be-
unrubtssnpe Gri@einunsen sur Tolse
s'babt. Die NOtblasr Der 1@pefs.rt>
lten Snbuarie, wel6e bur@ bic artes
rifanti&e Concurrent psniefsnS in
Der Brandt Ger ubrma&eret lopte Der
@ewerbe. einen empfnpIthsn S&lae
erlttten. fetsert it@ tn Golee pes 9us>
bru&es pes AUTHORIZATION Rrteaes
THINNER unebr, pu rte fir sisIe Gabrlfsu
er9iebieen Nbiae9ebtste 8umdnisue.
Der Eltfet uno @fsns auf LANCE 3eit
unfru@tbar bletbsn. @rbeiterentIals
lunsen, @erfir3uns Der A~rbeitsssit unp
Der e6bne fno caber an Der Gasesoros
nuns. Da3u ftmmt nod bic sewal>
ttae Steissrun8 Ger 0ebensmittel belpn,
oers Der &otn= uno Wsblprstle, lrelde
ote @emitber lebbaft bel3dftiet. Be-
tanntIi@ besisbt bic S@pei3 ben er5e,
ten She'll tbres geoarfs an Weisen aus
ben lsBt pom &rtese betmseiu6tsn @e=
bteten ; TN persan9euen Sabre betrue
Der @eIammtimpOrt 6.491. 998 Ctr
Ooran waren Slprublano unp bic Do
uaufarfentbdmer bauptld1li& bstbst>
Itst. Das isbe 8erfteesn Der 8esues,
queuen mubte nit Notbwsnbietett 3ur
pretsfet9sruus fibreu unp iie 1T fir
be arnerenU OItsfI la en- mad eerare lebr
orifsno esporrsn. 9tsber ertrugen
bic Don Der Srifs bart betrofsuen Nrs
better tn AQsemetnen ibr eeoriftes
zoos nit 8sfsnattn, sumal fe leben,
Dab aud cts better fttutrtsn RIoHsn Der
SepSlferuue cur6 enptme 0erIufe ae>
swunsen Gno, t& einsul&rdnten Der
RuT cer Soct1liiien mad StaatstIIfe
fano bic isBt penis @eb5r; pie Arbei.
ter uil1en Rdm!i@ aus Dem Sabre
1865, In ws!9em bic Beb5.cen rie
brOOIOen Arbstter nit S@oufel unc
ytfe an ben StaDtanIagsn bantiren
lteben, paB eeute, Die lonlt In Tabrif>
tdIsn| tire ertfeu3 frtlten, III fdwersren
setfungen untau8Ii6 Inp. Austn
Dur& cas @adlen Der NOtbIaee f5nnte
e5 nod raju fOmmen, oaB ss Der ur,ers
miD!t@en A9itatiOn seldnse, ibren Yin.
bang 3u %uermebren. SOute pieler Gau
aud wtrfIid etntreten, 70 TT aber nod
tmmer ni&t Der 8sfIr6tung 3aum su
8sben, bas IS ceswesen 3u elnem conts
muntftl&en Sampf fommen rperce.
Iie S@pei3er fnD In ibrer g,Oben
Wsbrbett Otsl su nii6tern uno 3u cons
l%etpattp, 70 raB felbft pte S%Ucialifen Der
duberften ginfen ntdt paran cent.n,
cen BOrsu rss @elsBes su uerlaGen.
Sn Der glinpsnnruderet au @enf
rptrb eine 3eitune fir Blinbe er1Geis
net, ceren &ecofteur ein BItnpeebOrner
TT; Witatbetter, Seser, Druder uno
Gsfer itno ebenfauS bltnp.
Nu& Dem &sl&dftsbsri&t oes gun>
osstaIbs fir 1876 betrdst Der sOn;rcls
bstfano Der f&wesuilGen Nrmee 2l2,s
963 Wann, namli4 110,448 I'm
MusjuS; $40 damn su rem
Stdben Ger suiammenssisbtsn 1rups
pent6rptr. SO. 1888 CUR Snfanterte, 1856
CUR SaOausrie, 14,53O CUR Mutaerie,
22o5 gum @ente, S87 3u ben Can't
t%dtstruppen uno 292 3u Den ge1wals
tuagsttupren. Die 3ablrei&fe MiIts
tdttlaile Der eaupfurm, III in pbieen
3ablen gar ni&t bssrtfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
NinS TX. an bie bemtieben Nil.
ger.

Die pom +. Batter auf bic ADreGt
Der csutfden piIser eebaltene MnlpraGt
III In ibrem Wrrtlaute eff befannt ee-
r0orr:n. Die oerf@ispensn fribsr In
llmIauf eslsBten 8srfonsn fonntsn aul
@enautQfeit fttnen Anlpru@ trbeten.
DteIelbe lautete:
v@sIiebtefe unb Gbeusrfe! Sbr wifs
Jet rs6t wObl, oae ME BET Sneipipuen,
70 aud bet NatiOnsn Sraufbetten unp
trantbafte 3ufdnpe eintreten, unD nab
Soft auf pte etnen uno anpern feline
6anD Iset, UNI ole erfOrrerltGen Mtttel
nn3uwenDsn, welde Die 9eilun9 berpors
brtneen. @uele NattOn, isbr eslisbts
Sinner, frantic ebemals an ercben fit,
ItHen uebeIn, tpel9e pie WeIt feuul
unD bic Sbr lelbft uerabl1eut. @enn
@Ou febt pnb elm 0olf pom bielen
usbeIn beimssiu@t miro, pann fam ct
uidt umbin, bic 81 lsiner &isperbsrs
feuuus n6tbteen 9dlmttteI par3uret.
den, uno er Idbt feline Sttmme ert6nsn.
3uwetlen repet ct NIT elmer Sttmms
SOa Sibiefsit, welde In Dte bnien
brtnst wsnu bas abcr niGt seniist
rann miro feline Stimme wte etn braus
isnrer Sturmwtnp. Sn unlern Iagen
LIEF i'd mir pom ebrenwertben uno 9us
ten prsubiden &atbUltten lagen, eS le
nCtbwenptg. eab SemanD aufuete, I'M
pte Der Grdsbeit perfouenen 95ltel
ptecer aufjuwsden. Nun 9ut, Sol
bot ft& srbDben .....@r bat Gueren
@lauben neues 9eben etnesbau9t, Snt
Guete Sberbirten baben uneebeuat
Ginlpruh erbObeu, wie Der B.. Bonita,
Gus % DOR 70 oielen Sabrbunperteu
nor elmer 0eriammlune BON Bilh1fer
that. Sn ben WOrtsn: "Seien nj,
nidt pie fumme Dunoe," baben fl
nit Oi,lsm arOeyn 5eiIieen selproGen
"tdmpfsn wtr nit Dem berrn unp fl,
Zen 6errn.. S5le fno Dte 3eiten. 2ael
uus tubeu, penn es n5tbis TT, fir Iii
betItSen @elsSe unierer 8dter. Dir
modem pie 8s@te 0ottes .uno pes b
StubIes sertbetDisen : ipir itnp bereit,
jeowebe Strafe 3u CT oulcrn aber fef
ffeben mir tn Der Grfdauns unlerel
gFi&nn. ".....
~Nber bic Rir6e III, pfe t@ 1Hon f.
oft selast babe, eebaut auf einen GelIen
Der fetnen @tnfur3 au fdr6ten bat
NObI nitro CT 3uwstlen eri9ittsrt, abel
tte Dutb Ger Stfrme unp Der l1red.
lt@e AupraQ Der @Cseu btent uur b.
au. UNI ben S&lamm DOT, ltiner Aber.
fd@e pessulptIen. st ieIbf ffept fsft
fsf fsbt Die STRIDE. wirDis li& ua@snr
tn ptelsr @etIe Der neusn retHen Seq
nunesn tbres 9Sttlt&en Sttfsrs. 60
incline eeltsbtefen Gtnber, bat Go mt
@u& ssSanstn, 3ar erOben Gr5funr
mstner Seele. gum GrOf Guerer 6irten
uno sur @rbauunB Der eausen @slt
@clt le9ne Gu& uno usrleibe @u6 ten,
@nare, welGe Die Krone auer anpereu
ID, Die BsbarrIi@fett bic gum Gnpe
jene @abe, wsl1e @ott benen uerletbt
pte Jpn In Der rs&ter @etle parum Bit
ten. Eteit @abe udnt&e i'd @u& uOu
9anjem 6erSen, oamit Jbr auepauerne
Uts leBt 10 aut thinner, quite, eldubies
3albOIlten bletbt, tnpem Sbr in @uereu
bergen Den @Iauben pfsst unp mtl
@uersr bdnpen @srfs Der 8armberata.
tstt 1bst auf Dab Der @laube ffets les
bsnot8 let unp wir Elm 2t6t rcr per
welt lsuGte. tSptt iegne gu@ tn
Gutrsu Seden; eral lesne. SUD IN
guerer Gomilien ; Ct lesner Gu9 tn
@ursTsu untstnsbmunssn, pamtt Sbr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
vEGETINE
Reinist bas Slut, oeriiilst, erleuert
unb frdfti9t bas SDltem.
eeine mebiJntiaen Giseni&afen inb:
beranberno, ftarfenb, anFGienb nnb
%abfibrcnb.

vEGETINE 1T au8i&leblim bereitet ppr ben Grtrars
ten ~Iprafdltts auSseiu4ter &inpen, Wur3eln unb Srdus
tern, uRb 70 TART ecneentrtrt, baB eS ptrtunssrru jebe
Gpur BON GcrppbeIn, tcrpphnIDien SGften,
0efftuiiren, 9rebs, 0eitbtSrpie, Salaf(mR,
fbbbilttiidcn 6rantbeiten, JIedbtcn, W1as
aeufdttuGdbe, fppie iberbaupt ole bur@ unretne8
Slut berbeiSefibrten Sei@werbeu, ~ausrottet. Sifts
nerbenleiben, Ia 1amntntprtid)er nnb d)rOnis
fd,er Mbeumatismus, NeuraIgie, 0td1t unb
@iidennartSleioer t6nnen muir burdh cine Getnis
suns beS SIuteS erfplsrei4 fnrirt iperSen.
vEGETINE bat iM6 ltets ~unfeblbar ~eripteien In Gdls
len BON. ieiternoen @eidmiren, 1amtausa
fhlag. @Iaicn. 8tiitbdlen, Tle6em Sdbtuas
ecu, @rino unb R~ingiuurrt.
Sn Sdaen bon Nii6enidbmer3en WterenIets
ben, @afieriudbt, tuetblidber SdbtuGdle, ipelhe
BON innerlt4en 0el&plren unb Mutter>S ei4iper6en
b~errlbren, ictpte Bet a0Sernetner SHpdde ptrtt We
GETINE t,reft auf bic urIade Steier Geiben. Sc itartt
b~eieitist Gnt3uncunsen, furirt 0elAirhre uno resutrt
bic Darm= SrSane.
Seine Waehictn Bat i4 NIT sr6serem Gripls ais We
GETINE in Edlen bon y erIdnmpf nng. NerOaus
tinaslpitgtett, Observation-Disclosures Wets
ftppfuna, S~er5fIppfen, &npftueb, SGutprrs
boioen, Observation-Disclosures, icwte n%lIgemeiter
Werncni6tuddje Ietpabrt. Oas Slut forrie aae
Sreane neB &brpers perben rpDitdnbis sereintst unb
i'm MGseme:nen aus. Die mertplrbtsen Suren, pelhe
bur4 VEGETINE erSielt rrproen iinb, baben ptele uns
betannte Ger;te unb Ntecciner r~eranlabt, baielbe fur
ibre eisenen Sauilien Su periGreiben.
Snber Tbat lit VEGETINE baS Bette W2tttel seSe1
bic pben anseflbrten 8eihperben, unb Der einSise, Bis
lest entpedte, 3uperlaili9e 8lutsR eintaer, ipelher
lenlalS Der W2en11bett 9ebDten ipprpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
1tnbeoingte Entertaining.
Herr1 s.. 81. Gtehrna.

Germ s.. 90. Gtebcns.
Mein SEER Wibrenp Der lesten finf Sabre Bate
i9 btnreihence @elesenbeit, ben 9Eertb he's VEGETINE
fennen Su lerne1. Meine Srau braudpte eS 9eSen Sets
ben, pelGe elmer Dame rDn i~fpd4ltder Contribution
etsen iinb, unb es iptrtte init %srb6ererl GrfpIs ala irsenD
elm anbere8 BON ibr sebrav4tes Mtttel. SD babe eS
rnetnen Gtnbern unter alien Observation-Disclosures,
tpie fe In elmer SrpBen GamiGe portprnmen, seseben un0
es bat ItetS bic srbbte gBiriuns a~uSSelbt. SD ielbit
babe cS sebrau6t rub oa8 9teiultat mar Elm 70 sute5,
baB i6 niht aenus Wprte finben fam, UNI rIetne aus
riGttse Gnerfennuns auS;uprlden.
Sn meiner 6telung alS gpliSift Babe ih oft NIT
aranf6eiten 81 %tirnpfen sebabt. Sbne 6ldbalt tam
i9 vEGETINE empfebten, uno t@ femme feinen San,
mo eS niht MQeS %erflllte, lpa5 man ii4 bapDn ~periprad.
SO bat ib ipeciel in Gdlen BON ihle4tem 8lut unb
Blut>Mangel bepdbrt unb ipirfte ipunperbar erfpl9s
reid tn alien 8ei9perben, trel6e burdD unreineS Slut
e~ntIfanben paren. MetneS gBtIrnS siebt es feline 0ei>
ben, no Der 0ebraud beg vEGETINE ndGtbeilts sez
ipirft bate unb e5 ma6t mir baber piel @ersnlsen, irz
senb ipet4e QuSfunit lber bic @npenbuHs BON VEGE-
TINE Su Seben.
80 n IT. n
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-27

revictualing and reorganization of the Kars
garrison is now complete.
A prsPArcH OF the 2lst from the seat Of war
on the Danube says "The formidable char
acter Of the Russian advance asross the Balkans
was realized to-day, when 1t wee learned that
5000 men had already gone through the
Hainkai pass, and that artillery was on the
way. Whether or not the position of the Rus
slams IL critical in exposing themselves to at
tack in front and rear, II certainly
has produced a striking moral effect
The rapid and unexpected movement by
which the invaders have forced the his
toric line of defense and placed themselves
within the strongest outfort Of the Turk
ish capital, has not failed TO produce a dis
turbing effect on the Turks, rs is shown by the
changes in the ministry" =. On account OF the
inefficiency OF the work accomplished by the
Turkish fleet in the Black sea, Hobart Pasha
has been SENT with two additional iron-clads,
to take command of it. His orders are to bonn
bard and destroy every available town on the
Russian coast.
AT no time since the commencement of hos
tilities has the European situation appeared so
threatening as now. The movement Of English
troops, ostensibly for the reinforcement of
Gibraltar and Malta, but In reality with the
purpose Of occupying Gallipoh and obtaining
the control of the Dardanelles, is regarded
abroad as certain to be followed by an outright
declaration Of war against Russia. Austria
is said to be greatly pleased at the
proposed occupation Of Gallipoli, and the prob
ability of an alliance with England Is enhanced.
British interests are likely yet to play an inn
portant part in the Eastern war.
The Russian reconnaissance upon Plevna dis
covered between $4,000 and 40, 900 Turks, who
intended to threaten the Russian communica-
tons. Grand Duke Nicholas hastily concen-
trated a superior force and routed them.
The Porte's circular charging the Bulgarians
and Russians with massacreing Mussulman in
habitants gives the names Of various Mussul-
man villages in which the Russians massacred
almost all the inhabitants. The circular claims
that only one survivor is believed to have es'
capped of LOCO inhabitants of the Mussulman
village Of Balovan.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS dispatches state that an active alliance
between Italy and Russia will be effected, in
case Austria should interfere in the present
war.
In the British House of Commons, O'Connol
Powers motion in favor of the release of the
Fenian prisoners was rejected-230 to IT,.
The Town Council of Glasgow has formal,
| agreed to ask Gen. Grant to accept the free
dom Of the city.
A JAssY telegram states that the rinderpes
has appeared among the cattle of the Russian
army, and has already made great havoc.
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Tennessee Romance.

Husband leaves home in 1864 to find
work. While at Atlanta hears that his
wife and children are dead. They are
not. He marries and acquires property.
She hears of his whereabouts and enters
an action for divorce and alimony. He
faints with horror on learning OF the
complication. Second wife dies oppor-
timely of consumption. Husband re-
marries first wife. Action for divorce
withdrawn. Nashville american takes
column and half to tell the story.
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There is an increase this year over last
of 121, 555 gross tons.
Thus far in 1877, $685., 675 worth of
fresh meat has been exported from this
country to Europe, including 5000 head
of live sheep and 6,210 head of cattle.
This branch of our export trade, which
a year ago commenced as an experiment,
is rapidly growing. The total fresh meat
and cattle exports last year amounted to
81, S55, 191; this year they will probably
reach $10,000,000. England and Scot
land are the most liberal purchasers.
In the three months Just passed the
increase in the aggregate liabilities over
those of the corresponding quarter OF
1876 was 81 100000. This is directly
attributable to the collapse in the mining
stock market at San Francisco. The
failures there in the last quarter were
81, S25, SIG, or SO, 100000 more than all
the failures of the first half of 1876.
New England makes showing that in
dicates the beginning for it of better
days. Taking the semi-annual periods,
its failures have decreased from S24,-
255, 902 in 1876 to $12, $50 in 1877.
The South shows an equal percentage of
gain, its failures having decreased from
$40, $40, 1872 to So, 725, 500. The Western
and Northwestern States have reached
stationary point, while the Pacific States
and Territories have nearly quadrupled
their losses, the figures being 81, 462, 900
in 1876 and S, 1856, 724 in 1877.