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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-07-13
AND FOR SALE.-NO'

AND FOR SALE.-NOTICE Is
i hereby given that school taxes TO the am.
mont Of sl426 was assessed by school district No.
Q, IN Ripton, for the year 1878. and committed 10
me, collector Of said district for said year. for
collection on lands In said Ripton described Us
follows. to witt That part Of lot No. 81 right OF
William Douglass In the Goshen part of said Rip.
ton which lies west OF the road leading north from
the turnpike road running through said lot; and
81 acres Of the east part Of lot No. 10 right Of Eph
bounded on the east by lands Of james Stevenson
and William Gorham, on the north by the north
line Of said lots, the west by land Of Emily A.
Dickinson. and on the south by the south line OF
said lots, containing als acres more or less being
lands set In the grand list Of said town to Walter
A. Billings. Which taxes remain unpaid and thar
will sell so much of said land Is will be nsces
sary 70 pay said taxes and all legal costa at public
auction, ut the dwelling house on said premises
now occupied by Darts Shaw, on the 7th day Of
August 1877. at O'Clock In the forenoon as shall
be requisite TO discharge said taxes with costs.
unless previously paid.
IRvEN d. McQCIvEY,
Collector Of school District No. 6 In Riptou.
Ripton, VT, July 3. 1877. l5-Sw
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CTATE OF VERNIONT-DISTRICT

SIAlE Of EltMON Mild XIII
~ OF ADDISON, IS.
In Probate Court, held IN MIddlebury, within and
for said district, on the s7th day Of June, A. d,
1877.
Joseph b. Rogers, administrator OF the estate OF
Patrick Cassidy, late OF Hancock, In said district
deceased makes application 10 said court In writ
Ing stating that thereal estate OF said deceased
cannot be divided without damage to the heirs,
and that Il will be beneficial 10 ali persons inter.
ested In said estate TO sell the same. consisting OF
the home farm Of said deceased situated IN Han
cock, Aforesaid. and containing 200 acres Of land,
aud presenting the assent IN writing OF all the
heirs reading In this state 10 said sale and pray
ing said court for license to sell the said real
estate excepting the homestead and the widows
right Il DOVER Including the reverslon thereof at
private sale or at public auction.
whereupon Il Is ordered by said court that
aaid application DO referred 10 q session OF
said court 70 DO held at the Probate ONCE In
said Allddlehury, on the 1ad day OF July. A. ID.
1911 for hearing aud decision thereon and
II 10 further ordered that notice be given TO all
persona nlesesIed. By publication Of sAid applica-
Hon and this order thereon three weeks successive
ly In the Middlebury Register. newspaper print
ed at Middlebury, previous 20 said time Of hearing
that they may appear at said time and place and
show cause, II any they may have, why said H..
csnse should not be granted.
- sxMtEL Z. COOKE, Judge,
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MARKETS.
Middlebury Retail Market
Watertown Live Stock Market
FOR THE WEEK ENDING July 10, ls77.

Market Beef-A few choice 60 5Jae. Is, extra 5.75a
9.25; first quality 7.75as.60; secoud quality 8.oon
100; third quality 5.00a6.00.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per pair,
from sl00 100, l7b and 220.
Mich Cows and Calves from S25, 5Oas0
Yearlings sl0a20; two years old i5nS0; three
years old 25a40.
Western fat swine &C. per ID.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots 2.7j, 800, 3J0a3. rs
each; extra S4.00aGoO per head. on fiom 4a5 l.2c
per Id.
Lambs GAG l.2c per ID.
Veal calves 4a6 1.2c per 10.
Hides, Talow and STANDARDIZATION hides LAS
per lb. Country hides, TAI IA per h.; Brighton
tallOw Cas- Lie per h.; Country tallow 6a5 PC.
Pelts Csc each. Calf skins l0allc per lb.
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w The last ditch Democracy of
Louisiana, it is said, desire to have
Stanley Matthews and Secretary Sher-
man indicted as accessories to the al
legged wrongful acts Of the returning
board. 1t is probable that their propo-
sition will be over-rulcd by the New
York bureau, for S. J. Tilden is not n
fool, whatever may be said Of his
honesty.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

WILLl5-In Brandon. June % 1871, Laura
Ann, daughter Of Erastus and Lucinda A. willis,
aged SO years, 10 months and Is days.
JOHNsON-In Leicester, June 10, Mrs. Laverna
Johnson wife Of William johnson, aged 90 years
and months.
THoMAs-In Salisbury, July G. r. n. Thomas,
aged 90 years
FRENCH--In West Addison, June 49, Mrs
Mary French, aged IS years.
GooDALE-In Crownpoint, n. Y, July 5, Mrs.
Phebe Goodale, widow OF the late Clark Goodale.
OF Addison, aged So years.
POND--In Gardner, H.. June "a, Mrs. Angelina
Pond. widow Of the late Silas Pond, of Panton 4
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Mihhleburu Rt9lster
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1877.

" Ex-President Grant has gone 10
Brussels where he is received with
courteous attentions by the government
officials, and King Leopold who gave
him state dinner Sunday night. He
next goes to Germany and thence to
Sweden and Norway.
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~" There is very little change In the
situation Of the armies in the East. Itis
pretty much settled that the Russian
campaign in Asia Is a failure. The
seige Of Kars has been raised and the
Russian columns have been turned
back. In Europe the progress Of the
Russian forces has been Unexpectedly
slow, and 1t is reported that great des-
pondency prevails at st. Petersburgh.
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\ III the strictly frst-class colleges, 9n)y
two, we believe-Cornell aud The Uni
versiiy OF Michigan-permit co-educa-
ton Of the sexes, Both Of these claim
loudly that 1t has proved successful
1Western PAPER.
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GENERAL STARK's WIFE ELIZABETH,
lit is a commonly received opinion
fhht the wife of Gen. Stark, who COM
handed at the battle of Bennington,
was named Mollie, and the generals
famous words spoken just before the
battle, as usually quoted, read: "There,
boys, are our enemies: tonight they
must be ours, or Mollic Stark's a wild
ow." But according to New lamp
shire correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal, Gen, Stark's wife was not named
Mollle, or Mary, or anything of that
sort. She was Elizabeth, the daughter
of Caleb Paige, of Dunbarion, n. H.,
and was married TO John Stark oil the
goth of August, 1853. The late Rev.
Thomas T. Rodman has furnished POI
EN- on "The Battle of Bennington"
from which is taken the metrical allu-
sion to the above legend
''The morning came--there Stood tho DOE,
Stark eyed them as they stood,
Few words he spoke-'twas not q time
For moralizing mood.
"'see there, the enemy. my Loya
Now strong Ia yalor's might,
Reat them, or Betty Stark Will sleep
- In wldOwhood tonight"
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PIANO AT HOME.
BEATTY PIANO
Grand, Square d Upright, and Beof
ty's Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.

49, NN'sNssf C4eS'S ~ oEftSNtj WV oSSt
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.
A WORD IN THEIR FAVOR, READ.
From the (Elgin, Ill., Reformer:
1--WE have In our own house one Of the plancs
advertised by Daniel f Beatty In another column.
and do not heaitate TO recommend It from our
knowledge Of It's quality. Mr.. Beatty has dealt
very honorably by us."
d. L. Sedgwick, of BonspArte, Iowa, says
"Organ came to hand all safe; and AFTER one
hours trial send you the cash. II more than
meets my expectations. The tone Is exceedingly
nne and melodious. and the case Is stylish ami
beautifully finished"
Every instrument fully warranted for six years
as strictly arstclass In every respect, and as L
guarantee OF good faith they are shipped ON non
TO Is days test trial, money refunded and freight
charges paid both ways by me If they are In any
form mlsrepreaented or prove unsausfactorv
Nothing fairer than this can be offered AGENTS
WANTED. but where have none large discounts
made to Introduce In new localities. Send for
Illustrated Advertiser Catalogue edition., with
testimonials from distinguished persons some o.
whom you may know, BEFORE buying elsewhere
Sew Jersey. 45yl
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Three seamen on the schooner Maid,
at Portsmouth, n. H., July 8, were en-
gagged in an alteration, when one E. II.
Hawkins stabbed William DAILY, caus-
ing his death. Hawkins was arrested.
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COCO

ftnnn CAN'T BE MADE BY EVERY
(uuU agent every month In the business w
AlV.t furnish, but those willing 10 work CA
NQQ0 easily earn dozen dollars a day rigrt
IN their own localities. Have no room
90 explain here, business pleasant and HONORABLE.
Women, and boys and girls do as well as men. We
Will furnish you a complete outdt Nee. The bus
moss pays better than anything else We will bean
expense OF starting you. Particulars free. Witt
and see Farmers and mechanics, their sons aLA
daughters, and all classes In need OF paying wosE
al home, should write TO US and learn ali about III
work at once, Now Is the time. Don't delay
Address TRUE ( Co, Augusta, Maine IS
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John Ridout, Of Weston, committed
suicide by hanging, July 8. Cause, do.
nestle troubles.
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DANIEL F. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

From E. Parson, Brookville, Kansas:
THE piano came safely yesterday, we ind IL ali
that fancy painted and you promised The instu-
ment Is handsome and Its tone Is pure and full
not laat lifetime Those who like me, cannot
AFFORD TO pay dve hundred or a thousand dollar
them the exorbitant pronts of dealers in general
and making II possible for any industrious man o.
woman TO be the possessor Of nrstelass organ or
plano"
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GEMS OF THE DANCE.

Gems of Strauss" which preceded it, snd III Z.
ditlon to the newer Strauss competitions whit
FL one third OF the volume, has brilliant music M
Gungl. Lamothe. Zikof, Faust, Godfrey, nr4
others thus giving great variety. Pages fii
sheet-music size. $40 In boards, e3-00 In cloth
PIANO AT HOME.
very attractive book, with nearly all the beet
and most popular pianoiorte duets, or four haA
pieces $3.50 In boards, $500 in cloth.
sp- Either book mailed. post free, for ret.i
price.
OLIVER DITSON e. 90
BOSTON
{. II. DirsoE Co., J. z. DITsoN Co,
siS Broadway, Successors 10 Lee & WslEtr
New York. Philadelphia.
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A Thrilling Incident

10 the mission life Of Mira ingalls, In Dunnah, l.
well told in the Baptist Messenger, relating how
she was sent for 10 visit one Of the Buddhist high
priests, who had been nearly killed, and how,
while In the most holy place In their temple
where none but priests had ever been admitted,
she was permitted unrebuked TO use for him the
sacred vessels, which none but the high priest
dare touch and even 10 overturn and sit On one Of
their gods to rest; all through the magic nfuence
Of the Pain Killer. called by them the "God medi.
cine" so successfully had che used it In curing
their many diseases, come of them considered
heretofore fatal In that climate, among which
were cholera liver complaint dyspepsia, the
bites Of venomous reptiles, etc. fhfs spests
volumes for the Pain Killer London Times
Rev. J. Z. Clough, missionary at Ongole, South.
ern India, writes,-"We esteem your Pain Killer
very highly for scorpion stings cholera, etc. erd
cannot very well get along without IT.
URev. l. ID. Colbufn, missionary at Tavov BIZ.
nah, writee,"I shall be happy 10 assist In er
tending knowledge Of remedy SO speedy ann
PERRY. DAVIS & son. Proprietors Prev
uencei H. L. july 13-lJw4
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MUSIC BOOKS
Do not forget to take with you to the E
or the mountains -
THE WORLD OF SONG.

This magnificent collection Is enriched with tA..
best composition of our most distinguished sol..
composers. Each song is gem. 80 pages, eG. 3.
OF full sheetmusic size, and well filled, Prr
$3.50 In boards, SO 90 in cloth
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From Il. Gilbert, Doud's Station, Iowa.
"Organ is received. The accomplished organlsi
who gets II says she would not exchange for any
tory, whatever the price. IN mechanical skull
simplicity Of construction. and purity Of tone.
have never known Its equal. II Is, emphaucally
the best organ for the least money.
have sold many other makes of organs some
Of which thought could not be equalled, but Ike
King SAUL your organs are head aud shoulder
above theirs In the leading elements that constitute
complete organ ilyl
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AGENTS WANTED, but where have none
large discounts made TO have them introduced IN
new localities. Send for Illustrated Advertiser,
tcatalogue,) containing testimonials from persons.
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington New jersey
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.Afe you going to the seaside, or are you there
already In either case procure some OF GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP, IL you would increase the luxury
and remove ffeckles or sun burn. Sold by all
druggists l5-4w
Ellps Hair q whisSer Dye, black or brown. 70 cA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-25

Sn iDie nett Die @~eiunbbeit zines
~ten'4en Our& oie G%inbilOuns seit0rt.
tol'oer' Tam. 3eist foIeenber Worfau !:
I'm Der Srsnse BON 8eris gonntp. BEL
s'utst,uooo, pobnt 6enrp 8. Gribman +;
CT 1T elsentbilmer zines ausaeoebnten
@ranObelses, aber tpie Is ideint, et,pos
lsbr senau, tOenisitens trdgt & an
wsrt. uno @onntosen Selnjelbsen I'm.
5l's. Wis Dor sinisen @o6sn mar Der
Mann seiunb uno mlutter. So trot
.er pl0sli@ nit Der gebauptu,ua berpor.
oab elm ie6r uronsenes99mnsr' @tru4 aus aus
M'no, 1Obren Ooer ben Yorer, Der
9out i& bemertli9 made. Dieier
Nmfa''o oericbte ben Man, in ,aroke
A'tresuns. ct biIoete ii@ Elm, al, Ser
J 'senanr'tea .saQoppirenben @@piub..'
lu@t' gu Isioen unb in 1olae biel.r
e%'nb'louns ianien feline Rorpertrdfte.
VI lit an e&IaFoiigteit unO s,aa.rte
ae, 10 oob ielbit ieine Greunoe befdr&.
tetsn, oab iein gnoe nabe beporl,ebe.
VI ma9te tasIi4 ieinen @pa,iersaus
0ur@ Walo uno GIur, babcte ffeibia.
aoer Der Seru6 MID ni9t. Da traf Ct
e'''s cages auf einen alien soI5Iader.
Dem CT 1e'n oermeintIides9eioen ersablt,.
5ener lisb ii@ Den Rod oes anqebl3.n
1rat'len seben unb iber3euste li@ bolo.
oob in oieiem Die llria&e oes iblen
SCRUBS gu lu@en lei. Gr fanS 3wijben
Dem unterfntter cine in @erpsiuna
heterogeneous Maus. SieieIbe ,puroe
sntternf, uno bsute 1T gribman 10 ae.
uno nlunter, tuie porber.
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Grnaunemsmertber Grfcls.

GO 1T YHidt eincs seben. tuelder einmaI
8ofdee's German Sbrup bel iraeub
einem Qeiben ansetuaabt bat, feinen Greunben
%betannt 3a MAIDEN, iucldea 10 unbcrbarcn auren
'rericlbe bel Sdipinbimdt, 9uiten. &.udbu0eu.
yufbma, Qunsenfrantbciten unb IN Der 96at
bel iammtIiden aeblfopfs. unb Qunaenleibem
er;ielt bat. Memanb iuirb beniclben obne 10.
fortiae %grleidterung antpenbeu. Drei Doieu
peroenV in ieoem Sale Seilung erIieIen unb
mir eradten es als YFi9t fIr ieoen OrugeiRsn
beionoers ben an ausSebrung 2cibes ben ben
0ebrauH bon ipenisRens elmer 6laihe au
empfeblen. oa i'm b%ersanosmen Sabre iiter
10000 Elaiden berfauft wurben mnb. iiber
teiiasn einjissn 0ebliAlas beridtet murbe.
oin iot4eS SeilmitteI pie Der German
9eru = fam nidt senuo embfo1Ien merben.
VrobetafHen a. 10 G<ntS.. 1ebraudeHaldrn
Is Stnts. 3a baben bei s. s4ulten.
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4us ben @emoiren oea Maaens.

2uonxs Der Ginfssbnte bate elmer
|iebr sutsn Masen unb cine sroBe Dor.
liebe fir bic &ii9entunit. Montier
iein b~erabmter Sod, Der Mebi3in unit
Gbemie als lnumsdnsIi4 notbpenbist
Standardization ieinsr 8unit ituoir1
bate, mar iein 2ebrer, benz ct aud mil
srSbter a9tuns tets besesnete. 9ie
petits diners in Srianon bra4ten iei-
men @anitlinsen itets cine iober Die an.
oere @Iatte, bon allerba4iter 1anb snf
bereitet.- als &i4elieu als sieger Dor
Maiorsa. teimtebrte, mar bic erite Sra.
&c, bic Der Monar9 an ieinen JeIb.
BERN ni&tete: .Wie baben Sic bic
|Teisen bort eefunbeu :; mon iost mir,
oab in Maiorea Die pca,isli4iten iinb ?"
8eioshcrs ftoI3 mar aber 2uomis Der
GIfrbnte ouf cine trsfilid 3ubereitete
9boeoIabe, bic er ibsiscns bier unb Do
;ur Ilfruttluns Der Sinne nit et,pas
Gantbarioen perlebte. @abrenb bic
&~snolution i@on sewaItis an ben 3bo-
rem po@te. bei4dttiste ii@ Der &0nis
|oSt Sage lang nit Dem IuK4lasen eli
nes eies ; aud batte er es mirtli4 BARN
su elmer Wirtuoiitdt sebra9t. Elm 81
nit einem MeHerbieb ouf3ui4Iasen.
|Maria 2es;pnsta, bic t0nisli@e &C.
n'abIin, NOR Der Ride nidt ,peniger er=
|seben, als Der air&e; Die petites a la
refine iino ibr au gbren eenannt uno
|ibr Batter, Der i'm S@lafrod perbrannte>
stanislaus, fabrte Der fran3oll4sn
Ride einen polnii@en SUDDEN uub cine
polnii&s suppe Dor. 2sbtere1 befebt
aus rotben &aben, 3uiebeln, anoblou&,
R~artOfeln, einem tleinen Stad@en
5ammeIFsii&. Sc senlst einen 261el
oieier polnii&en suppe au i&Iarfen,
am ii@ nit &uBIaub fir INNER 3u uer<
i0bnen.
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babe's ,per b MID - ieoes Bort BARN
IT t'us ju tuobr unb r. III nod piel au
'Denis sefaet. Oas senaue Wei&reiben
Der Hrauttcilette !: BON tuas fir Sto1,
oos 8ltib, nit nos unb ME pieI WoIanta
g beiebt. nit iuel&er Mrt 8luuen q
sarn'rt NOR. pies bas 9oar Der Troui
fr'l'rt mar 'pie pieI 2n6pfe i5re 4anb.
l@ube batten. mas fir @4ube Te trua,
% uno mas fir 09rrinse-unb has Ml-
les aud in 8esus aui Die 8rautiuns.
|Tern-oie sensue Aui5dbIuns Der an.
lpelenoen @dite.: bit.aIe g~in3elbciteu
sntbaltenoe 8ei@rsibuns Der So9Nits.
tatsl emit oblisatem putf far ben Rod.
refp. Gonbitor) unb i@Iiebli& bic Mnf.
sdbluns Der @ei&enie in elmer ieoe,
Oelitats6e 9obn ipre9enten @eiie.-
Jules bas 1T wa9rbaft emp5renb. g.
feblt nnr nod, bob bic Site Der Yrd-
lsnts" in fcIsenoer @siie eeorudt er.
l@iene: ..a, ala
Won Der Sante Der 8raut, Mrs. lie.
belluirbibr. 5ipei serpiettenrinQe. Cur
plattirt. Dertb neu 1915. pom pfono-
leibsr ieeonobdnbis fir 2 Ooaors &C.
tauft. Sic iollte lid mas i4dmeu y
Bon Mr. unb 0trs. Sbowmeup ILL.,
berne' Yuni4ttrrine. I(NeuElber, 25
OoQars, crit 10 Dollars baron be.
5ablt.) ila.. 4srt. III
Nom Ontel Bob: cine 6tanbubr.
(An Der Morsanitrots aaf gx'tion fur
IS sritanSen uno ouisefirt /; er tpar DOT,
ieber elm GROCER 2nif1.)
@snn bic 2iiten 10 Iautetem, .bann
lie nur ofieutsnois bas 5nr
Jolse baben. mos jess s,pii@en Den
3eiien 3a leien 1T. Abm bies un,ue-
zen 1T si9t ettua ben 3situnsen gum
Vorpusf 3u mo@en-bie Geute moQen
g 10 baben, perlansen e. unb liefern
in zen msiitsn 0dQsn ielber bic Snfor.
nation. Ser bemitleibensuertbe 3e-
porter tbuanur, mas inn seteiben tpiro
Inb i&reiot nieber, ,pas Der gruber
oer 8raut" ober au& 3n,peiIea .Yapa-
ben ielber" ibm biftire en-, ooer,. 3eiter-
balter, seben lie es ibn' i@on
lnfsel9riebea. uno oas nermt man
.bobera Rreiie", unb rGirns9o9-
in Der feiaen Mclt"
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@erntil3te8.

Cine SeIten9eit.- Sn glber.
felb erreste biss Sabr bel Der srober
fe9s ssIhnssnen gtFiieelnustslIuns cir
tteiner 9aubenfalte nit elmer 8rieftau.
be, in einem Gdiie. bos er6Bte Sntereli'
BON @eiten bss publitums.
Yeioe ,uoren 10 CUTE Greunbe, oaB DC,
TaIte Die 9oube nit ilsinsn stid4eu
1leii@, Sipel@e Ct NIT S9rabsl unit
2rauen erft tlor unb f!eim madte, iit=
terte unb iie babel 10 liebfoite, ME MAI
Is lei @eaenpapaseieu gu ieben pilsst.
Sas Woselpaor aos bic Yewunbsrune
ales 8eiu&er auf lid.
Ser 8eNbter. Elm lgirtb in glberfelb.
bate bi: beiben 3bierden gang jung
ouiammeneetbon unb oaourd ltparen
lie nun in 2iebe unb Jreuioi9aft oui-
sepa&ien. Ser grsieber fab lid leb,
belobnt fit feline eebabte Mibe. benz
Elm ieoer 8eiuder Der ausneQnns ,polt4
cen ionit 10 or9en Geino Der 7aube oIs
2iebSab:r iitterno uno tolcnb Ieben.
SIR falt einen Ssoen ,uar oieie reijenoc
Scene oas gintrittssel aIein ucrtb.
- Mu@ auf ben sanbmidse Saieln.
80
i'm a0nisrei&e 2atpaii, madt bic Mr.
beiterfrase. oenI&esierenoeu gu idafi,n.
Man bat bort inoeb ni4t 81 piel, ion-
bern 81 ,penis Nrbeitstrdite, uno CO
empfitblt R0nis &alofaua, aus YoIpne.
fen 4rbeiter 5u importiren. Sic elm.
9eborne 4eu0lferuns Der Snleln iirbs
ndmli& ailmdlis aug ; man braudi|
r'eue YFdnslinse. Mud elm 2oloniia=
tipnss 4roieft! fa,st asta'
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4er Nashta emg
@afienmorb bon g6ssIu.-

Na tenmorb bon g69eIn.-
Cine art blauer WaTerbutner ma&t
mad ben WerT&erunssn ensui&s,
gldtter, ben 1armern unweit bes 1inis.
flutes in auitraliea ni&t ,uenia ~
I3aHsn. 9ieie Sbiere, bic f@ unse.
mein permebren> fu&en Die 6eIbsr% beiu
uno Siebsn Die iun9eu @ai5enpitan,er
aus BEN 8ooen slei6 ben 2otabus, Il
odb Oft Sinner "a Gtunbcn Die Mrbei
beg Yfan3ers gang uersebli@ eetuoroer
1T. I'm nun bic Sbiere rabital 3a Der.
tiIsen, ftreuen bic Garmer @siaen aus
Der in elmer etrp&ninoufoiuns pereif-
tsti 1T. 9ierbur@ ueroen fonient,
oieier G6Sel %set6btet, bertn aaoaue,
pom ben 9abi&ten 9ieris per3ebrt
sleide 9terbli@teit unter bieItn bsrucr-
ufen.
- Nus Semeu gitp in 2anIas miro
BON elmer 9abnersei@i@te erSdbIt, Die
I'M oortisen @ountp portam. Gin.
9enne bate ii@ bon Der 6arm bin,ueo
in cen Wa!b beseben unb bort cine Mn-
jun9er 9lbner oussebrltet. nit
osnen lie ieoo@ ni@t nod bent @sb6f.
;urddtam. ionocrn i'm @ebols blieb. =
Man nabm ibr nun bic 9ubn4en uno
CAB lie elmer anoern Senne. Oos ldien
Die Grtere gedrsert ju BADEN, benn lie
rerlawano mieber BON, @eb0ft. Grit
na4 einisen Sa9en iebrte lie 5urld,
ano omar CUR @ermunbsruns Mler mi,
nebreren iunsen GuoiIs, Die 10 ,abm
anb janit tparen, wie bic 9ubn9en, bic
man ibr senommen bate. Y1esemut-
:er uno Yfsgetinoer i&iensn einanber
3artli9ie 3u Iieben. ST tgal5a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-25

Mann. mir baten ia gang pereeEen, bof
5br bier fremb ietb unb teinen 9ei@eit
tpiBt. pier tuirb nur einseieift. I'm BIZ
Ode in benz anbsrn Qoben ,pirb bar.
bert! IT.
@ot iesst 81 benn bat MID glied
rneinte Der Youer drserIid unb sebt sum
@ausium Der Snlahen nit ieinem 2atsr
uno einseieift wie er 1T, iber bic Strabe
no Ct nit ollscmeinem @eIdhter empfan.
gen unb UNI bic Ode mad Dem mirfli9er
8arbierlaben besIeitet uirb. Natiirlid
tOnnen ii& aud bic garbiersebilfen bes
lauteiten 2u@ens ni9t ~crwcbren, als Il.
ben Bauer in ioieiem ieItiamen Muf,uss
antommen iaben.
Ms Der Bauer i'd mad benz @runes
oieies alsemeinen @eld9tsrs ertuuoist,
n!dbrt CT nunmebr,. oab man fi& einen
SiemIi& berben Sders nit. Inn erlaub,
babe. einen iosenonnten Stuoentsnpib.
oa er uorber in cine Stubententneipe
9erotben luar, beren ftets 5u luitisen
ystrti9en auf9eleyte Snia6sn ioiort bic
'@elc9cnbeit pabrsenommen batten, ei
men .prddtiesn l1ti" in sesne gu jesen.
Der benn aud iibsr gruarten treflid,
9elunscu mar.
Ser Bauer perbib ieinen Merser.
ieoo@ meioli9 auf Die Jenler-
i9eiben. welde Den son5en Srrtbun
peranlabt, ba auf beioen sciten-g eden
oasislbe sei@rieben lt.be.
Bite re@t icbr. meinten bic @ebilfen,
auf u~nieren Sdeiben ftebt sej&rieben
Barber Gtube" unb nm bic Gde aui
BEN S9eiben itebt r8aieri9bier.
Nd nat, REF Der Bauer drserlid
Bar ooer Sairii@bier- 9tube limb besbe,
ino tper bat mid meet, be fanr oot ni1t
>'rut foot tperben. s.
Uamit tro1te Der barbie1te Bauer iu
Re9tsan,palt. Ob Der Jpn au@|
seloris ein9eieift unb srinbli4
'arbiert. ODER aber aIei@ Dos 6tl ibsr
lie Obven se;oser bat, bat mon ni4l
t5uHen.