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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13
How Girl Was Provided With New
Scalp.
AMI iuterestine surgical operation

An Interesting surgical operation has
been successfully completed in st. Cath
erine's Hospital, Williamsburgh, by DIR.
Samuel j. Brady, the President of its
faculty. BY it, Dora Conrad, a young
girl OF sixteen years, was supplied with
a new scalp from the arms of the Sis
ters of St. Dominick, who have charge
of the hospital. Dora, who was help
er in the jenny-house of Waterbury q
CO. S Bagging Factory, in Bushwick,
allowed her long hair to hang loose
while at work, Notwithstanding sthe
warnings of her workmates. On the
Sd Of August, 1876, Dora's hair caught
in one of the spindles, which was max
ing some 1,400 revolutions per minute,
and in au instant she was thrown to the
floor, senseless, and her scalp on the
left side of her head was torn off, the
skull being entirely denuded over a
space eight inches by four. She was
taken to St. Catherine s Hospital, where
at first mo- hope was entertained of her
recovery.
DIR. Brady saw her on the third day,
and, on making close examination.
found that the periosteum was not to-
tally destroyed. He therefore thought
recovery possible by transportation
of skin. He ordered carbolized oil
dressing to be used until sufficient gran
ulation had begun 10 make feasible the
starting of the grafting process. Sis
ters Dolorosa and johanna allowed the
skin needed to be taken from their
arms. Sister Dolorosa especially was
frequently called upon to endure this
operation during the seven months that
Dora remained in the hospital under
DR.. Brady's care. p IS
The girl was in excellent health at the
ulated rapidly, especially as here and
there on the fragments of the perios-
teum small particles Of flesh remained,
which, fed by the venous system of that
membrane, took root and granulated
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13
How a Horse Kept Warm.

The Meriden Conn., Republican tells
his story: "One cold morning last
week DR. Wilson drove up to a house
on Crown street, and, left his horse
without hitching it. The horse waited
a few moments, and, his master not re-
turning, he began to dance double
shuttle, presumably to get his feet
warm. Finding this rather monoto-
nous, he started up toward Olive street,
keeping up kind of Kentucky break
down. When ne had gone several rods,
he cramped the buggy back, and turned
round as neatly as though guided by a
skillful driver, and praneed back to the
hitching-post. Here he waited about
five minutes, and then started toward
Main street, going through several
kinds of PAGES. Near the corner he
stopped and turned round as skillfully
as before, and frightened boy who had
tried to stop him, almost out of his
wits, by pursuing said boy with open
mouth and bent-back ears, as though
his usual habit was to eat every small
boy that he came across. He then con-
tinued his antics until he had reached
the house where he had been left, and
when DIR. Wilson came ont he was
standing at the hitching-post, as de-
murely as though he had never thought
of leaving it.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

THERE is a precocious six-year-old
boy who is wonderful on spelling and
definition. The other day his teacher
asked him to spell matrimony
I" M-a-t-r-i-m-o-n-y," said the young
ster, promptly. s.Now define it, said
the teacher. .Wen,n replied the boy,
Il don't exactly know what it means,
but I know mothers got enough OF it."
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13
IOWA STATE NEWS.

! 4 man gas fnund In = hor, eytrefed fttrtaou
miles vest Of Dubuoue. n was imnossih,e Il
ASCERTAIN his name. An that 4 known ~ his
mast life a thst he came from s;our r,;tv and
| had pavnei ! watch there for "A as the check
| In his pocket showed. Il is thought that he
became sick, sought the barn for rest, and
died. When found, his eyes were eaten out
| by rats and mice, showing that he had been
dead several days.
GEO. PIArz. strt.en wears old. while skat,no
| on the slourh' At Dubnone. ON the ID. broke
through the ice. and was carried under bv The
current and drowned.
Avnx s,.,nn ~. hoa,, ,o,,ra ,,,,,tr - ,,,n.
aa- 4, ~ a.. 49, -, =. na.s1s:. -
| He was CHARGED vith the mur1er of Mrs. Flia
Barrett. Anc 81. 1874
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rs-oysss,,. ,,,.-.. sas.t.a .s..s.,. ss.ss ~.
mrceesfuI e.reer ~ ~ srst,.,,tirr ,ndsr Ho,,
CIV GIacle. Preatf,ent, If thA Roar,I and 4 =.
ine President Of the Uniyersity and declarinp
t6epeit6anent filing Of tbc nost 4 matter II
such gravity as to demand further time for
consideration. It is not probable a President
will be chosen for some time. For the vacancy
on the Board caused by the resignation Of
Judge Adams, the name Of Mr.. Thomas Hardy,
OF Dubuque, was suggested
RECENT developments show beyond doubt
that Rande, the st. Elmo (Ill.) murderer, was
formerly resident of Fairfield, and that his
true name Is Charles Z. Scott His parents
'ase nvcu IN 'nas place ,or seventeen years
anu are respec'aoie peopie' Onaries Always
s..,.s., 49, =, Ia.na ~" o.sn
,r a,o oaoh .,n,a asoo,,;e. fr,,,, .h l.,s -,
;an a,a t;,ra e, ;,a,,;r .h."rp5 -
:. So, A., ,,.a,,;,,, %
|. Tur following ore the Postott;ce CHANGES n
iowa. during the week ending Dec I, is77:
Estahl;shedo Calhoun Calhoun County :James
Mcclure. p. NJ: Diamond. Cherokee County.
J. G. Fairfield, P. NJ DiscontinuedLT Taylor
vile, Fayette County. Postmaster Appointed
--, DRYDEN, Tama County. t,
Jouv Foyry a minor emnlovad in Redbead,s
coaI-mine at DesMoines was fatally ;niured
nm the morning of the 9Th. nv the falling in N
the roof. aa
THE sunremc Court rece nt,v decided that
the drinking of intoxicating liouors by n iuror
between the adjournment Of the court and be.
fore the jury retire to deliberate on the YER
dict, will not invalidatc the verdict.
SENATOR KRkwoop. of Iowa. is sixty -four.
rustic and 5enign.-Nsp York Herald.
1spn K.,n,, r,o,4, ,,r.a 10,
h,,sha,s - h,,.n,,toot So, t,,.oa h,,sso,s :,
saad e'' y ''' ''eN '''''' "
innhE ais h,'een ultor.e suils on INC LIS
'iio' ooure uocAee a' NAis is'"ii'o"h
MISS MARY HUNTER, OF Dutch Creek,
washington county, oieu on tne aay SET 10,
ner iiarriase' anu her "euuins -ufeSS ser'eu
as ner silrouu'
A BELLreERENr book agent recently at
tempted to ply his avocation by force OF arms
AZ davenport business house' put was com
Peiiea 10 iease Win oainageo op'ic'
W. N. ozIER was recently arrested in En-
ule. coun'y' a1 ,ne iiis'ahee % Duouaue ,ner-
c4ails, upon chafSe VI ootainius from theni
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

THE City of New York is agitated
about church bells. These are regard-
ed as a nuisance, and considerable
commotion, pro and con, is the eonse-
quence. In speaking of the opposition
to their abolition a, correspondent OF
the New York Euening Post says that
in the olden time churches used to put
chain across the street to prevent
traffic during services. - well re-
member" adds the writer, .'when q
boy, many years ago, seeing these OBJ
structions on Broadway, Wall street
and Garden street-now Exchange
Place. e.-Detr0H Free Press.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

IOtal. ", ,UyZUtE
He estimates the expenditures for the next
two years at 81, ,745,66O, or s346, $40 less than
receipts.
JOHN THOMSON, one Of the proprietors of
the Thomson FIGURING Mill, situated few
miles from Dubuque was returning to that city,
on the night of the Sth, well laden down with
liquor. On the way he stopped at the French
Brewery saloon and took in another supply.
While IL this place he engaged In game of
cards, and, becoming offended at some cause,
pulled revolver and pointed it carelessly at
every person in the saloon, whereupon a
young man named j. Beason stepped up
to him and attempted to take away the weapon
from his hand Thomson saw him coming,
pulled the trigger, and sent the ball iuto his
abdomen, inficting dangerous If not fatal
wound. Beason did not fall to the floor i'm
mediately, but wrestled with his would-be-
murderer until he had captured the weapon
Thomson fled, but was captured by the officers
and lodged in jail
THE latest reports from St. Louis give the
following as the current prices for leading
staples: Flour-XXX, Fall, $5.60@5.7O
Wheat-No. 8 Red, Fall, 81 .20l al .2O1s No. 2,
Spring $1.O61<t01O6A; Corn-No. Mixed,
445k@44s4c; Rye-No. 2, .55@56c; OATS
s5A@251xc; Pork -s12 O0@l2. l21<;, Lrd--
zs4@7Xc; Hogs-s4.25@4.75; Cattle s3. Is
65.0O. = .sz sss ss9
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

A new Swedish law provides for the
election By the ,peepley Of an officer
whose Hutia are tie ndst peculiar that
has ever Seen assigned TO any public
functionary, namely, an official wit
ness to be present at the execution of
capital sentences. ae That there will be
an diGidulf Ill 6lipg 5this post there
would at first seem to, be no room for a
supposition, so.s many people in all
countries having "a morbid curiosity
(which leads. Them to such scenes as an
execution whenever opportunity offers.
But pfobablu it WI be considered de-
sirable to electthe Official from among
class Of people in which this senti-
ment was not SO prevalent, and here a
difficulty will be experienced in finding
men wiling to take the Office If q re-
f6fakto serve ma ke4 the witness elect
liable to a fine, the new law may be
used for the purpose of adding to the
public funds, and there is also q proba-
bility that unpopular men with fine
sensililitieS maylind themselves visit
ed by the animosity of majority ex-
pressed in an election to the dreary
post of Official Inspector of Hangings.
| The law oa y6fE 6Hious one, any way,
and its workings may result in some
thing interesting. - Boston Journal.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

ENGLAND manufacturers ~ per cent.
Of all the cotton goods, the United
States 23 per cent, the continental
countries Of Europe 50 per oent
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13
&1te golsdo Glrnniiflts

= Tn sCHlp4Iczx d publishsd At The County ssas
4 Tsma, one of the largest, richest, most central
md popul0us counties in Iowa His the Oldest
paper Il ths County and ons n The Oldest IN the
ouss- awning tsD established in is1es Its sircu-
htien bsinelarge and constantly increasing, makes
Il vszy desirable advertising medium for business
men and manufacturers wishing to bring their
Central Iowa. 'i5
Advertising r,tes made knewn ON application.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13
JoB PE1NTINo
0f svuy description executed with neatnees and
llspaech. Special attention paid to
10 PRINTING IN COLORS.

Your fsvors earnestly solicited.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13

HON. JOHN M. HARLAN formally
qualified as Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, on the 10th, and took his seat as the
successor Of Hon. David Davis Of Illinois.
j Hon. JAMES B. EUsTIs (Dem;J was,
on the 10th, admitted to the United States
Senate as Senator from Louisiana, by vote
Of 49to8. -.ss,.s j bios s'''
- PETER B. SWEENEY, on the 10th5
paid the last installment ofths 100000 and
Interest which he agreed 9pay tleg City Of
New York in settlement sf-the fw@ed Ring
suits againsthim. This settlement, Sweeney 8
friends declare, strips him enti ely of his real
sion of the law. iltssi5 fsouf sd
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
ger~Seufet tObterf@rFen.


Sci Wdple Grove In Wantfcwpt
Gsaatp,. 0isecnfin, BAT tlrli6 elm
mutbi9tr l2<jdbriser &na6e ttasn &dut>.
er, Ger Tb ais 9eufsl Sertl.iStt bate,
tostseftofen. Setne Gltern, pObtba.
bfnhe Garmersleute, waren in bic &ir4e
sesansen unb batten benz &nabcR bic
&ufT4t iiber bas 6auSpaen iiberla fen.
Da eri9ten pOsti& Der Essfei, onset6aa
nit einsr 8inbsbaut, ,SSrnern unb
-S6wani rnb. serlanste bas getb mas
i'm 9aufe mar. >G5 tpdr. r,dmti4. fein
.Gebeimntb, baB tPr 9dfsei&eat6imer
CUR 3eit $500 i'm 9eEs Satte. @iss6ef
&uabe anttpcrtete, bas fr bas Gelb ni9t
betOunen fSane, faste Der Geufel, sanh
m6Ee er tbnbateH unb t6btea. Da trat
Der $nabe piGfdbris in's 9dus; aber an.
lfdtt beS Gel6cs bra1te CT cine Eltnte
unb f6cb ben Serfet beim @eslaufen
tcbt. DarGuf elite er tu ieinen nd9fen
9a6b1rn; sfFen Grau. bic atetn su
6auit war, erjd9lte er, b1b er ben Eeu,
feRtn ffinen Sauie tsbtseldeEen babe.
8siDe ginger. .surId utb bic Stau ertasJ.
te tn benz atufet thHr' eiss,ftt @tltt
90 fie arf beftn Gang unb fein gptbu:
ben tpnste, III ni6t befannt., -. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
4b a m 8 Oterma aatit
nt&tMe6r! :
ha9 fe batsn
~ A ON

,E :ja6 lie baten
Ginen sutsn Nann besra6tn"
Gm lesttn DCnIsri1us, BEN 3ltsu
bisies @Cnats, Ssrf6ieb bisfes 9sbrns,
uabtz MiGbrim. abam !erfrnan; in
65tsn Sabre fstnss Nitsrs.
Gffr 9oitsrman ;tSar sebOren TN un-
tern Gntr Der gennS @dnsp, tpCbnte al.
er fGUr felt Sieten Sabren in Srnn tospH-
f&tp, lnsefdbr IL Rfile iiltpsati6 boa
Mifltetn. Gr mar sner Der beltebteiten
Burger bieler @rSenb. @cblprblsnS
sceen Seberman, heicnters abrr essen
.rte Srmsn fstner sta6barf61ft,
senre er bic qtebe unb A4tuns Aqsr,
bic NIT iem bstannt paren. Gstn mil.
ber Sinn fpUte ieia fanftes gSsien iber.
baupt ma6ten feline Ssfaf6aft debr an.
srnebm unb unterbaltenb. Gr ;er1dukte
.ii6 feine rcbtn &usbride scsen tas
Sbun unb eafcn ietner @itmenf6en,
fcnbsrn bcurtttilte MIe NIT RdGf6t
unb 2tete. @ir stauten nir nit einer
Rann betannt geGeiet 3u iein, Der In
feinem Sanbet unb @antel nit fetnen
Nitmepf6en Der 9ttre bes Gpauseltums
bsFtr nd6tas,,. ais +&tam SoRerman.
Iis befOlsts Giner bic SCItsne &sssl
.befer ais .rr.
DuS 9esrd6nib funb ant ROntas
gcrmtttsss itatt SreI&em cine unsebeure
@n5dgt Nenf6en beiipObnten. @ir 3dbl-
so Subr5use In, esi6snsuse, cAne blsie.
nissn uostte stipa DCtansesunsen waren
oDer nabfotstsr. CT f4ldft nun ben lang.
en- e4taf bss 6rieeras, nsbenf f.tner >ser.
Der perFOrbensn Gattln, aufosm &tfprm.
irten Gcttesater au &urpusburs.
@Rse lftn Grenpd sisle Ta6abmsr
.Iubsn, unO fin stntsnttn sIGnse In
Gbrer tleiber. -,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
ID tr ID i dsistett.

Cine neue Grt Der Semrsrenj 9etpas
uns, Der teeer perninftise Nann feline
3aifimmuns srben fam, scbt prn eini.
gen @titltGen Ser episcopal Stride i'm
,E1ten aus unb bdt it9 brreits-no& StiO
<ertreitst. Sie bsfirportsn bic @iStsc
sttt I'M @enub seittser @strinte [pas
6a s&te Ssmperens tebsutet, nttt bic
scafdnbtse Gnttaltfamfsit srn benftlben
,unb ;ieSen cine Stbsitelinte swtf6en
Ertnten unb Goufen. Stott baS bic
6isterieeR fpstnarntfn SsntpereR;lrr bic
Erpnfeatolbe iormG4 entfhulbtscn, tn
hem Fe tus Sdufsn iii6t fur elm Cater,
feHcssn far cline 8rantbeit rrtldrsn, mol
len bic neuen Gemperen3fer ben Siufer
fur& geraHtuns ftrafen unb tbu BON an,
ffinbiser @efeGhtsft ansfdtissea. ,tistr
H6 fpirtiiH beFert. SIN itren 9sriamnt,
ldnsen fcnea babel aa& feine absefofen.
en- 8trle RebeH balten haden fwte bies
.. Q. irdtrtnb Der lebten Mo6e asIAat
unS rcn ben seiperbsmdsissa 9empsrsna.
Mpofeln ,pcGtn Die neaen gefirtrcrter
Der Nd5iBtstt iberbaupt ni4ts pidtn.
Glnsli6e gntba!tiamfeit empfe9lsn lie
rur Golden, rtlte, tpenn ie etnn,al Elm,
en- S&luf setbas baten, ni6t mebr
aufb6ren tSnnen, bts le siebifb belcfen
fnb.
Die iiene gewssuns fpG austraelid
nur tusG ttpraitf4e Mittfl unb ben Gin.
fiue etfitteter @sfe1f6oft rsfprmatOrif6
ptr!en unb fie f@iset lete 3manssma5'
rfstln burtt gerbcts- Dter grfdrGntunsa
Deftse oussriifli6 aus. Gle III mad
hert @crbitbe son gereinen in's 9sbeu
straFfn worbsn, tpctdfin ben lesten SAB
.ren In Gnsldns iRbr piel gutes setptrfI
unt bls eaitsr Der Srunfenbeit fetr trirt
fam tsfdmpft taben fOften. @enn bic ftr
tettr tisier neuen 8epeeuns ttrent @rc
eramnt trtu blettrn, 70 tefrSen Ge MIR
efnbs eifrisere &ntdnser fnben, ais sc
rabe bsi rem Deutf&eu, ben srtmmtsfel
sycinbtn tcr altsn Sentftren,ter.-[ypr
Iaftts-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Gin unternsbmsnbtt NaStwd4ttr In
Gufapta, alabama, Der u. u. cine 9ant
la;srpa4ten tatts,. leste an bem @stb i.
i&raate eintse Gistr'pertisuSt auf ben,
SOben. tSbtste banp sint 6tnne, iprist.
itr Slut nm ben @sIh i&raut tsrum uub
md&tt f6ttselitb Nnjeise, sr babe mad
bartem 3ampfe Santrluber ptriaSf.
-eeibss bate er bic tcstt Srnne nittsut
stnus rerfedt, man Fam Der @eiGF6ts
auf ben @ruRb, slnS Der unternebmenot
3attrd&ter stns bsr SslpSnuns Psr-
luitis.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
TasldH 8 F'3uSerGdffss.

Slr iene sGserrf9enbe 8rantBcit,
&rrnA6en Rafen.8atarrb; sisSt &c ptsle
serabmte 9etlmttteI. aber feinss tdt all /.
semein befrteti3t unb III cine anfrfannts
@rbiein setpcrben, aussenDmmen Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy (autarrs.Ssit.
mtttsl.) Ssinen 8uf Sat ss tur& tte
vcn itm bepirttsn bausrnben Ssilunssn
sepcnneu, wptst es f6 als elm Giset.
mtttel fur bic f&ttmmlten &rantteits,
frrmen berieien Bat. Sierte e's Said,
rn'Hctisbl&er wfrben in a1en @pct5e.
fen. serf9enft. -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

-santt1 SurreG som SealtGsn en-
be con Nittans futT In eed 9apsn Dor
Smttrs StrSr, unb ,u ttrieltsn 3ett
fam SoEu Gert uuf htiRlrttrn slasf an,
unb feline 1et6la.faSt ID eurrers RaS
uns mari ben @aseu nm. gHrrsa
brad tas s&!iftlbttn, feet. bic e&ult.
sr aus unb srtIht uuStre tsi6t.rs g..lss.
uusen; ctsIti5 ftin .3ufanb f4n,eriFuft
it, 70 if tsrfslbe BOD ui4t lstsnsse,
flsrlien. -. :. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

-SuS Der Gssenb son G6arlefpn.
.. g., rivh Elm (5dReIiGrr -8aa6mcre
tsri&tet. s. 6. Gpinss mar, nit 1850
Dollars in Der Safts, auf ben yScsssat.
Bsrfsn in Ser sai6e Der SfaSfI um bort.
tSs SrSsitsr iu ts;15lsn, Dl plrs auf
ibn ssi&rfsu, unb uaGSem er IL aeids
btnssitir3t par. tpurse has @elb aus fsi.
ntr safpe ssraub.. 3ptl 3eser fnS
!pssen btefts 8aubmprbts s.rsaftst rcr.
ben. man sat bas gielb Bel ibuen ssfun.
ben, uub its RsbsR Sas gsrtrs6sa sInse,
Gtdneen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Ter Detcrattrnftds rurbe nit srSbfr.
er Srtsrli6teit beSansen. ais mir am
Rprsen isnes SaseS uermutbeten. Am
&bente UNI Enssfitr.39 lltr bra1b ii6
unftr Muiit.rorps mad zen &iumrr scr
>. u. q. Dr., rpel4fr gersin fotann In
Scaer Uniform unb init ei6tsrn ptrtSen
srf&isn unS cine gr6tegicn biIOtte. ipsl.
DE int Stdtt&sn parabtrte unb fiji, ta.
ruuf duf zen 8ir3bOf btsab. ,Ocrt an.
setrmmrn btett 6err 9. .. DtiniR ger
cine 'ansemsFene &ttt, wOmtt bic Stisr
trfSiOeen rSurSe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

gin ormsr S6auIpieler aus GpI.
umtus, NSir, R1mrns 6tnrs Chapman,
tsfanS iitt an rtntm Der lrsfSR 'aSentt
i'm Srljctstpatriam in Cincinnati. Or
Satts Sanssr, sins in bas @raRt. 8 rttl,
fss'e li1 an Der Saf:t unb as mad Ser;.
saslua. ais es gum Se,a6lsu fam, bat.
ts CT ni&tS unS baruuf Bin lieb itn hrr
earttsrsi9e elrrf tes SOtels btittdsn.
Der arme Ssufrt betSeusrts, bas sr nur
susa his bittcrt IrtS setrietsn rerrrtn
iet li& bic @abf,eit gu ernaFaurrn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
&ntunftu nhS&bi&tu6
Der W dtIS.

@aiIs tcmmrn In Der @iupsim wcR. Office
al ME fclst; -"
- TasIi&ecn aTrr %uHttrn cra-Silen iibsr
bsugpes ron 9siptSturs um Q llbr NttrbS.
9dsIi6 sbR 'AtftH yunFtrn srn sDtfen iiber
ErIlstonts un' 0 llSr NtsnSs.
Sretr DituRas, Bnantrifls unb Samlas,
ron Nrreen uno SNtn lter GCd PaStt uEP 4
lltr ,2a6mlttasS. = 80 ~. yesa-r. S-l
SttrN Gicufias "Gnntttaas S#ns- Samllrs,
ron @crben uno WrlltR iibtr pcpare Rn, ll5f
Attnb&. ..-----.~. zoe
0aiIs weretn atssG&Ipetn fur ORen hAS
@eiisn um Q llbr WOrStnS. 6lr 9Od pacAt
uHS Rqpsse. ,jssta, @niaI,y YlistpStt hnt
Grtitas um 5 upr ROrSsnS. -
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DEINNGER 8lMUSsB4
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S@eeItrT aartt rem S8war;en Rssr, ,SsttriFS
alitn. BEN GauesiuS. btn latlibtn 3usIaaS,l
SumdHtsn uneseer SftIi&sa &htfsi. SR Shti
etlirSeu. ierstalh ssserudt HaerclUrir, 9g4F~
nab. :: 100000. @rS6e, 22,-as 3ea. SrrtS
StfaIttt unb in llmTSIas, 800. i1
Eitit Sarie 1T naH ben n,ueii,n uub ron i.
itdneisiftn arSatsn. ausselfbeiRt. 5it siei
ein. nttTIi6ili9s DarifsHuns. .esS@ ssiasn
9riestiSaupllssS In europa unS glen.
SrauSsta,ttu prn- gi.S tttstr, 22 H-a4
fJrahffurt Sn,. Rem StFt. Ger grsmplSys HdA
eHrfaHs hes Sttras,S iSsItiA q TsiEslieH.
hti. - :. s,tE :. -
Tidtr-Strlrsr. Sat 9rrfebruaSta sEticisa,
un peitEre EfFitsHartch, biz 81 ma urjtM ,sers
ben fclItrH; GGsSa!e erfSrHra ;R Iaitrss -, :.
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Rtr6ettcronunS.

@pttesbienf in Der lut5ertf6en 8irHe,
auronsburs, ttd9fen Scnntds atenS
bur& ben Safrr tn enslti9er Ssra-
be. ~ : 7 8
...steS. q. %. goufe pirb .sas nd&een
SDnntas atenb In Der gf. G. r8irtbe In
@tnHetm prebisen.
;Stey. s. S. Yeters rirb am' na6aen
ssnatds gorntltta9 In Der esanstlif9en
Stride In @iafstm III fnsiif8er 9pra9e
rrebiasn,> =.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Gin auberes neutS Stan.-
U. 9. @t1er & Sru. mattrn li9 Elm
nsues anN ssf4madvOrss SiSn, rpsl6ss
nun an tbrem 5urntture Stcre praust.
Tas ia rs6t. 9itsrates @n,eis.n In Der
3eitana, "Stsne," quite Grtett unb &C.
mdsistt Ssifs Tue bic ri4ttsen Glsmsn.
te ron Grfpla. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

S6mtr tetmseiu6t warSe In leSfer
@c&e 9err 6. Stelser in Sputtpis duf
Gong SsIanb. Or bat BON .IstrtR ntun
Ssineern, bsren dTtefsS IS unb frrtu
ilnsfss 6 Sabre alt mar, iedbs an Der
Dipbttcrie perlrren. Urtt Stritlttn
itarten an, sinem Sage. Gin Srtn sim
es Getters ron iSm part- RON tsrItlten
Sranftett batinsrdft. 9ieie mar in
itner @csene tn itrtF. ,ttsartisaen SSrm
aufsttreten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

--Tin usucS gMniSlSanianiI&cs @e.
its teFcbtt, bab Srictensrtbter unt III.
etrmdnnrr ;etn Gage natSem fie alle
3sussn utsebSrt tateu, ibr llrtteiI &C.
BEN maFen. Sratsr mar bic srlaubte
Belt 20 Sage.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

gSir taben perncmmru, bab SeIt
&reamer nebf 8amtlie istr gut NIT itrsr
SanIas 6timatb ,ufrttbsn iinb; lore Grn-
te tefinSet liH III stWtA SisissrIprs&sn.
ben 3ufants unb be Seuftrsdea fnb
Nurtrs psrftwunbrn. Sreut uns, atlt
hieie suttn 9dbritten ju tSrsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

!. -3ur ertaltuus her @albunscn fcn
Sstretdr S8urs Ya6rssstp ersyei sn
prlsn. Gin statti8er G,sbanfe! sIaf
cine unSerantwcrtIt&e @ciIe wurbcn
ititter ttsr su eante bic it6ufsn @it-
Der aussercttet, unb bod 6inst Sru rt.
bartlett une @rbsittn hes 0anetS in So.
bent @raee pra itnen as, ... -:..,y ). q,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Die S6ulb Der Ser. Stdaten tttrdat
nod INNER 2o70 @tatonsh DSadrs III
runbsn 3atten. Garcn trassn 9l4
%Nlirnen Dollars feds Srpsert 3infsn
in GUIb. @eun bieie uuf nur Al gro.
gent rrbusirt tptrben., 10 fpuren bic Der.
etaatsh nate II @iatctea iasrIi4 an
SntcreEsn. n.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Btr ho6ttn; mir titisn has- ttae
oSisn" Int StlStttn, wenn ni&t In
Der SatleY; unU nun BAT Saepb Springer
ans hur6lus IbertroTrn. or BAT elm
sign, haS fur ben erlten Slrbtersr.
ltrp in YariS gut ssnus ipdre.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Die @iutstm .. s. 8. @FOtldtttn'
~irb am nd&Ren @Cntas Ntsnb ,isre re
ssImd6tse mCnatlt6r @erfammluns ba.
ben. GGe bisieniscn, toeltf @stb 6rauG.
en-, paben 0rlesenbsit bort, ~ bstOm.
men.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

unsGld.- etstrn GpnnsrRas ais
Serr 0scrse CRAWFORD unb fstn Srubsr
auf psm I6stmpese ron gsnn Gan mar.
en-, eri6rad itr @ferb unb rannte nit
elmer flrttsr.i6sn S4urqe BARON, In,
benz es ben 8asea jsrbra&. @ladli&sr
@eiIt tlmen le unrerleSt taprn.