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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-26
Centaur
liniments,
White for the Human Family.
Yellow for Horses & Animals

These Lnmeuts are simple the wonder of the
world. Their effects little less Than marvellous
yet there are some things which they will not do
Ihey VIII not cure cancer mend broken bones
ont they will always allay pain. They have straight
ened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism of many
years standing, and takon the pain from terrible
burns ana scaids, which has never been done by
other article.
The Waite H1sniment is for tho human
Family n will drive Rheumatism, Scatea and
Neuralgia from the system; Iarnbagc Chilli
hlains. Palsy, Itch, and most Cutaneous Eruptions;
il extracts frost from frozen hands and feet and the
paisOn of bites and stiugs of venomous re-
ptiles; 1t sutdues sweilings and alevates pain of
every kind.
For sprains or brainses it is the most potent 70
medy ever discovered The Ceptaur Liniment is
used with great efficacy for sore throat Ts,2sb-
ache, CaEea Breasts, Ear-pche and Weak
Back The following is hut "a sample of numerous
testimonials:
INDIANA UoME, JEFF. Co., IND, May %, 1873.
II think 1t my duty 10 inform you that l hare
suffered fmuch with swollen feet and
chords. l have not been free from these swell
iings ia eight years Now am perfectly
ment ought to be applied warm BENJAMIN BROWN
The proofs the trial. 1t is reliable it is handy,
1t is cheap, AMI every family should have it,
To the sick and bed-ridden, the halt and lame, TO
the wounded and sore, we say, 8 Come and be
heaiet;.''
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless medicines bottle f'eEstaltr
Eminent will be giveH without charge.
The Ye1lnw Centaur Liniment
is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
horses and animals 1t has performed more lyOslfi.
erfuE cures OF Spawn, Strain Strain, Wind gals
Scratches, Sweeny, and genor: Lameness, than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
EXpressInen sal of IL
''NEw YORK. January 1874,
Every ncr of horses should give the CESTAUR
LINIMENT trial We consider il the best article
used in stables.
~. MARSH, Supt. Adams EN. St1bles, n. Y.
Sc. PUTLZ, Supt. U. Elk. Stables, n. Y.
ALBERT s. OLIN, Supt. Nat. Ex. Stables, N "
"MoNTGoMERY, ALA, Aug. Il, 1874
'GENTLEMEN.-I have used over gross of Cen
faEr s.inisnent, yellow wrapper, on tho mules of
the plantation, besides dozens OF the family Jni-
ment for my negroes. want to purchase it at the
wholesale price, and win thank you to ship me by
Savannah steamer one gross of each kind. Messrs
Il. T. Stewart & 90. will pay your bill presenta-
ton. Respectfully, JAMES DARRoT."
The best patrons of this Linimert are Farriers and
Veterinary Surgeons. Its heels Calls, Wounds and
Po-evil, remove Swellings, and is worth millions
Df<iOEsars to Farmers. Livery-men, stock-groN-
ers, Sheep rasers, and those having horses cattle
What Farrier cannot do for $50 the Centaur Lini-
ment will do at trifiing cost.
These Linimcuts warranted by the propriefors
and a bottle will lie giveI, 10 any Parrer Ply
sican vino desires to test them. Sold everywhere.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEY STREET, NEW YoRE.
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| WASHINGTON dispatch saws tina

A WASHINGTON dispatch says that
Senator Paddock, Of Nebraska, who has
forwarded a large quantity of seed to all
parts of his state, and particularly those
portions devasted by grasshoppers, daily
receives replies from those districts.
The expression is almost universal that
there will be no great trouble from
grass-h oppers this year. In many
places the eggs have been destroyed by
cold weather, and there if no futher ap-
prehension of a grasshopper plague.
This is cheering news not only for that
state but for the whole country, which
has suffered in some measure with that
portion. The weather is now very
propitious. and without the grasshop
per a heavy crop seems almost certain.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-26

THE disintegration of the Packard
Legislature in Louisiana is complete, all
but three senators and four representa-
tives have joined the Nichols faction.
Dinkgrave one of the leading Republi-
cans, said, on being sworn in, that he
considered it his duty to follow the ma
jority of his colleagues, but not to sur
render his principles. He yielded to
the force of circumstances, but was
ready to cooperate i'll any measure for
the good of the state. There seems to
be much better feeling than was antici-
pated there would be; and il is hoped,
not without reason, that at last the pes
tlferous Louisiana question is settled.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-26

Mr.. Hayes Southern pollcy Is not
sudden growth which has terminated in
the heat and hurry and tumult of his re-
cent experience. There is ample proof
that it was developed cautiously and de-
hberately and had rounded into full
maturity when he wrote his letter of
acceptance. A policy thus formed and
adopted is very good policy to stand
mp and fight for, and Mr.. Hayes dosen't
seem to be one of those nimble warriors
whose strategy consists OF frequent and
startling change of base.-N. Y Tn
l.,.S2e
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-26

The Hon. John A. Kasson, who is to
succeed Gen. Gushing as Minister at
Madrid. is Q native Of Vermont and in
his fifty sixth year. He went West early
early in life, and after practicing law In
st. Louis he removed to Iowa, where lie
took prominent part as Republican
in State politics. He was first Assistant
Postmaster General for about q year in
President Lineoln's Administration, and
has been twice abroad to negotiate pos
ts1 conventions. He has served four
terms n Congress, and was five years in
the Iowa Legislature.
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UNEXPECTED EVENTS have surprised
us of late, but we do not know when we
have met with q greater shock than the
news gave US that Ed Borcherdt and
Fred Heinenlan, two young and vigor-
Gus pap suckers. had slipped their holds
on the public teat and that Carl Hiaw
and Col. TeneycfS We're bunting the bag
in their stead. Greve's absence is the
cause of their grief. A republican
Council was gobbled by couple of
hungry democratic printers just be-
cause one Of its members didn't happen
to have any pain killer in the house.
SIC transit printing . - Chronicle.
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We're sick enough now.


II this city there is a case Of wonder
fal preeocity in a heifer. The animal IS
just 143 months old, and has a calf of
her own. We saw the calf mother and
the baby calf yesterday afternoon. The
young calf is little beauty. bright and
lively. The mother is { Alderny; is not
large, but has all the indications OF be
ing very superior eow. Can this be
beaten? STATE journal.
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Il pleasant and perfect substitute in all cases. for
Castor oil. Castoria is the result of an old ply
sician's effort to produce, for his practice,
free from gripping.
DIR. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis Mass, succeeded
i'll combining, without the of alcohol purgatiye
agent pleasant to take as honey, and which pos
sesses all the desirable properties of Castor Oil
1t is adapted to ali ages but is especially recon-
mended to mothers reliable remedy for all
disorders of the stomachs and bowels of children.
1t is certain, agreeable, absolutely harmless and
cheap 1t should be used FOR windcolfc, sourstomach
worms, costiveness, Group etc, then children can
have sleep and mothers Il rest.
j. b. Rose Co., of 46 Dey Str, N Y. the sole
prepare of Castoria after Dr. Pitchers recipe febl5
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At GREEN BAY with Chicago Northwes tern Rail-
way for 0cOnto, MeHonIinee, Escanaba, Marquette,
LAase.
Close connections made, except Sundays. with
night aud morning trains which daily to Apple
ton, NeeHth AMI Menasha. s0LkOsh, Fond du Lac
Milwaukee and Chicago Through ticket cold at
principal stations for Ea tern Cities, via ali
from Chicago.
With Niscousn Central Il. r. for Milwaukee and
points iiEe Of that also during OF ma
vigatiun will Union Steamboat Company Tor Detroit
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York.
Al NEW LONDON, with the best equipped stage line
IN the Northwest, for Clintonville, Embarrass and
,Siatcano
At AMHERST Junction with Wisconsin Central r.
II. ,cr NRGFaca, Medina and Weyauwega.
Al pBONER with Wisconsin Central X. x. for Per
tGGc and Madison and with fast Stage Line for
Stfere5tS I0iRj.
81 GRAND RAPIDS with Wisco. sin Valley Railroad
for Tosaah and Wausau.
At HATFIELD with Fact Stage inc for -Yeilsr;Hc.
At MERRiLLAN Junction with Yves Wisconsin X.
X. for Black River Falls, Madison Eau Claire, Me-
nominee, Hudson, Saltwater, So PAU, minneapolis
and Breckenridge.
At 81 INO<A with Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paui
Railway, for Wabasha, Redwing, Hastngs, st.
Pau aud Minneapolis.
w IN Mn0ua and st. Peter Railroad, &C. & n. W.
for ST. Charles, Rochester. 0watohna Mankato
New Tim and st. Peter, and during the of
navigation, with Kenkuk Northern Line, "a L.
packets for all Mississippi River points.
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota r p and
with Chicago, Dubuque and Minnesota r. R.
D. ". KELLY, s.B. KEDNRICK.
General Manager. Superintendent.
DAN ATWOOD. rea1 T9lSs zgt
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Drs. PRICE & BREWER

can lie consulted at Manitovvsc. Will House,
Thursday until O'Clock, kfie "a Of MAY.
At Plymouth, Wis, Weber Houss, Tuesday
the ed Of May.
At Sheboygan, Wis, Park Hotel, on Wednesday,
the Esd Of May.
At Appleton, Wis, Wavery House. on Friday the
2sth OF May.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-26

Our forefa,hers- were contented to
spread their frugal repas. upon the bare
bark that they stripped from the forest
trees. but the aristocracy of to-day not
only insist on having SIC extension
table, but stick up their ncse If poverty
compels them TO use sheet for table
cloth
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under one management the Great Trunk Railway
Lines OF the west and northwest and, with its
merous branches and connections, forms the quick
est aud shortest route between Chicago and all points
in Illinois, " isconsin, Northern Michigan, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the Western
Territories. It's
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best route between Chicago and
all poin is in Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota Ne
hTaska, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah, Nevada, CaIifor-
mia, Oregon, China Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, ST. Paul and Minneapolis Line
Is the short line between Chicago and all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, and for Madison.
Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
Wuona, Rochester 0watonna Mankato, S. Peter
New UinI, and all points in Southern and Central
Green Bay and Marquette Line
IL the only lire between Chicago and GAINESVILLE,
Waiertown Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green
Bay, FscsHaba, Eegaunee, Marquette, Houghton,
Hancock and the Lake Superior Country. Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and Elgn, Rock
ford, Freeport, and all points via Freeport. Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Il the old Lake Shore Route and is the only ono nas
sing hetwoen Chicago and Evanston, Lake Forrest
Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha and
Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
on all through trains of this road
This is the only lire running these cars bet,,asn
Chicago and ST Paul and Minneapolis Ct:cspo and
Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona or Cbicago snd
GFe-n Fay W
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
axe shore and Michigan Southern M;cbigar Can.
llhl, baiGmore Ohio Pittsburg, Fit. Wayns and
Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Handle p,.e a t
al points East and SOUTHEAST and with the tihica
go and Alton and Illinois Central for all pointsSouth
- Ciose eonnectIcn ms are also made with thu Union
flciHc H. ~ at Omaha for ali far West points,
Close connections made at junction points with
trains Of all cross poi,Its.
- 1lcEets over this route sold by all Coupon
i'cket agents IN the United States and Cansdas
feE.e der Won ask for your tickets via the Chca-
go and Northwestern Railway and axe move o,ha,
Chicago ticket OFFICES, e2 Clark street under Sher
nsh bonse 80 Tan-l corner Madison street; Rinzie
" els street depot corner Wells and Rinzo streets
for rates or information not attainable from your
rome ticket agents, apply to
". II. STESA Eft UaRyIy uIrGrryTr
oen. faa.- a I, NAicago Gen. Mang'r
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c.. 6 n. w. LIN ES.

The Chicago s Northwestern Railway embraces
under management the Great Tr:nk Railway
Lines OF the west and northwest and with its nu-
merous branches and connections forms the quick
est aud shortest route between Chicago and all points
in Illinois, " isc0nsjn, Northern Michigan, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the Western
Tarrff
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CONNIECTIONS.

Trains daily, Sundays excepted. Spinner
fSEpPer. Trains or Chicago time which is %
minutes faster thar, mona time
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90 PER CENT. SAVED
BY using HisaISs. GERMAN IarSrsY Gar.
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LOUISIANA.

The President to-day spoke hopefully
of the Louisiana situation, and express
ed belief that this week would see an
adjustment of her tangled and vexatious
affairs upon a plan which would give
peace and security to her business inter
ests SIS well as to all claims of her people.
The positive assurance that the troops
will be withdrawn is expediating set
Element AMI would effect il at once were
Packard and Yarmouth assured of the
Z. S. Senatorship, and Collector of Port
at New Orleans. There is no question
in regard to the combinations forming
in the Republican party against the
Presidents Southern policy. Able men
viii take broad issue with it in both
Houses of Congress, and we may expect
warm and animated debates in the APP
preaching session as well as division
of parties in votes taken precisely as in
the stormy electoral session of February
last
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THE TREASURY

yesterday and to-day gave US many sad
scenes through the discharge of the
hundreds of female employees, whom
MIR. Sherman found no further use for.
Over 900 clerks have been on the rolls
TO do work not requiring moro than
400, hence the necessity OF reduction.
But it brings sorrow to almost thousands
here, for hundreds of families for wears
have had no means of sustanence except
ing that given by their salaries in the
Treasury. While we cannot question
Secretary Sherman's course, for it is
right, vet it is to be regretted that the
government cannot find employment for
these poor unfortunates, and thereby
spare SO many many helpless families
from the misery and hardships of the
future. The gradual approach of specie
resumption is n III owing down the ne
cessity in the Treasury of women to do
the government money printing, md at
the rate at which the printing force has
been reduced since 1869, the next three
wears will find US with none of it left.
and women win have to seek other fields
"a labor. JUNIUs.
Ga
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GREEN BAY MINNESOTARR
, GOING EAST

FALL TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JAN. IA, TT.
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eetGe raetf In ereee ge0ar3ung. Sett6ert
TT berstts etne srOee 3abl BON Grtrantua'
gen pDraetcmmen unb aud In ben benaHs
barten Eowns foI fG bic SeuGe f6cn per-
breitet baben.
81 8rdnb t n " a r9'
. n.-Das @urbss , 9atentarnt . Gebauce
gertetb lestsn MDnta9 In 8ranb. DaS
Seuer entRanb rurh SelbfentllnDuns BON
Gtemtfalten. wethe In Der @al1erte an Der
neunten 9traBen. Tronte Bet Sette gefeGt
rraren. &ein Teuer par an btefem Sag I'm
2abDratCrium aemadt rrcrpen, ebenfO wents
I'm 6auptsebdube. Ser 9auptDerlut trtft
bas @atsntamt. Das Original : Gremplar
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb &sttauien
@%aibtnatcns wuresn s~erettet. Des9let&en
Tranfttns D%ruderrreGe. @erettet Durben
aud faf aGe @psctfeattcnen unb 0dtsnt>
ANTS ytbnunsen. Rad ibnen fDnnen wte.
Der McbeIe bersefe1t tperben. Dte @lerfs
bes MtntRertums bes Snnerr, bas @atent'
unb @en1cnsomts. purbsn anBewtefen, ga
pierre unb Builder su prbnen unb btefenieen
au trcdnen, uelhe bur6 bic NdGe beifdbtst
wurbeu. Ntlttdr Rett auf Wa6e am Ge>
b6ube, bic fGmmtltHe 1rfunben unb Silent.
lt6es &igentbum In StGerbeit sebraGt fnb.
Bon ben often nes 2~anbamtes ltnt fetne
bur6 bas Teuer aerfDrt ; taseaer rtele bur&
@afer fart bef6dbtst. Die Iften Der &C.
fuG. @bttetluns. Der &bttetluns, wel6e 3u'
erf bic @efu6e fur Yatsnte empfdnGt, unb
BON welhen Napteret fetne @bfGrtften &C.
n1adt wurben. msrben strettet. Die wertb'
So1fen eerettetsn Mcbele uuren bteientsen
auf Ndtmafdtnen, Seuerwafen, S6lSfer,
DruderprsGtn, Gelbf&rdnte u. {. No., bssas'
lihen.
Mcbette Don Mdt., DreiG. unb anberer
Gferteua afhtnen wurbeu serfDrt. Gin
tempcrdres @ebdube fcd fofort errtdtei
trerben. Der @1aben am Getdube ptrb
perfdieben auf $3OO,OOO-$50O,0OO anee'
f6taeen, wGbrenb berientse bur6 bic 3erf0'
rune yon Mcbelen aus anbern @ertbot'
iecten, bic au benz @atentamt sebDren fat
unbereGenbar TT. Die 8psen. wsl6e BIZ
Dede bes 2ten Stod b%tlbeten, unb ouf mel
den Der Sueboben tss 3ten 9tOd rubete
inb ednslt6 bur6 Teuer unb 0aGer ger
fort, 70 bab Siele %abeetrasen werSen mif
fen. Der MarmDr ON ben M%uSenwdnben II
betr66tlt& burG bic Slammen ssf6wdra
unb seipalten.
Die 3abl Der 3erlDrten Ncbe1e bel6uf
GG tmmerbtn auf ptele Eaufenbe.
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tt Der ibsraG a%esenwdrttae Sreuno uno
8efGiser bes Grtebli6en, S&waGsn uno
6IlfsbebIrftiaen unD Der raf6e une unsr'
btttltGe 3uGtmetisr SsS unrubteen uno
@swaltttdttaen. Die DTsntli6e Mstnuns'
bic mUraltiGe 8raft Der Natur uno Dte
WafsnmaHt Der brttifhen Wottcn feben
btnttr ttnn, unb nod 8etner bat es 9stpast,
Fd tpm tbdtlt6 ~ wtserleBen.
Benn man pon unierer Sette auf bteiet
%lan stneeben wt1. 70 tn wetter Wthts ere
fcrberltG, ale bab MaiOr @alib benz Stt'
ting Bun BITE @n3stse maGt. bic beteen &e'
~eierunssn bdttsn li& barber seeintst, Tim
in @emetnitaft NIT ben ubrtsen bort ber'
uu3ietenben @tdmmen btefes Gebtst etn
fur al1emal ansuwetien unb ttn aaf eem'
felben 3u fhassn, 70 LANCE er tn bic Ns6te
@nberer ntGt etnsretft unb bic Geiese ees
0anbes innertalb wte auberbalb fetnss 9a'
eers relpecttrt. Wenn er duf brtttlher
@ette TT, 70 wtrb MaiOr @alib TIN wte bis
Der fontrcl!ren, fDmmt er duf bic antsrtta .
nifGe @ette, 70 trerbea uniere SfIctere Elm
| @tet&es su tbun I'm 5tanbe fetn.
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Sceben erbtelten wtr BON Der 6trma
8enjt9er 8rDtbers:
@pma,
bic Dentmale Der erptSen 9tabt BON P. I'll.
bert 8ubn, 0. s. B., NIT 690Snufrattcnen
2. unb 3. Qteferune.
Snbes1 mir ben rerebrltGen 2efer auf bte
In etaer frlbsren Nummer erf&tenene 9aus.
flbrlt6e Ntttbetlun8 lber bic 8eI9aFentett
bes rorlieBenben 9raGtwerfes btnnetien,
baben MIR keute bas gersnasen su bsmerten
baS bic neuen 6efte etne eldnseabe 8sfdtt.
euns bes frlber @sfasten entbalten. @as
srlnbltAe sei6t6tlt6e DarfeIuns In eSler
9prade, perbunbsn NIT benz 5Amufs iasl
retGsr. prdGtt9 aussefltrter SuufrattOnen
gu letten uermOsen, reretntst iG In biefem
In ieiner Nrt einstssn @erft. Die Dent.
mailer bes N%ltertbums, bic @ef6iGte Der
etrwirbteen &atafCmben werben bier benz
2eler Int 0ewanbe nsuer &unf Dor Mugen
9eflbrt. Gs lit nt6t bios cline fl6ttee LIN.
tetbaltung, pel6s bas Bud barbietet, fOrD
bern eine anresenbe 8elebruns ibsr bic On.
fdnSe bee Gbritentbuns mtttsn unter Den
bdrtefen g%erfCl8unSeH. Sc tpirbe 3u nett
flbren, bier auf bic etn3elnen btlDlt6en Oar.
fe1unsen etn3useHeu. Man nebue elm Gro.
bsbeft CUR 9ano unO lber3euse ld ielbf.
unubsrtrpfen ais 9rdmte III bas
Ao~~ItAa 6p~1hInhA ~ CaIS,~ha%AwuE
rM artaoDn BEN 6 9 n" Elm
srobss prd&ttses Bib, bic fd6nfe 3terDe
etnss 6rtfltGen paufes.
gOnfdnbte au be3teben tn::20' 2teferuneen
a 40 Gents pur4 81. 8ures, General.
Mgent.
gon berielben :Strnta:
RITE OF ORDINATIONS.
By Rev. J.. s. M. Lynch, Professor of
Liturgy, st. Joseph's Theological Seminary
Troy, N. Y.
DtefeS In l1eberetnftmuauns init bfnt &D'
mtfAen ponttfcale Derfabte 91nbbu4 eRt'
bdlt tn latetntf9er unb enslti&er @prd&e-
neben etnanber-a1e gum Srbtnattcn s >&t>
tus getSrtssn gcrfGtften unb Gebete. unb
tit NIT G%enepmtsuns bes bOGw'fen Garbt-
nails NcGlcste9 erfGtenen.
Das Bud ltest In sefdttser Tornt ucr, tn
geprsete 0etntpanb gebunben, Druid unb go
pier ucr3lstt& unb fORet rs Gents, burG bic
@Dt perf6tdt 10 Gents ertra.
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SnlanOil9e Nadrt9tem.
Htrblt6eS.
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Si6Dficbe SiTtatipme,t.
80 Sept. giew ulut.
/. Set. Weff 9tewtou.
2 " Slerpy GYs., 8rcwn 60.
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8aYIey BON Baltimore 9ett NIT 10
IHen Sdritten Ger @enelun9 entpescn.
Gr 1T nod immer Der Sat res bp6<
w'ien 8il6cfs @Urrtaan BON Newatf.
miro aber, uie bic uN. y. Gun" mad
Der @erfderune isines Arstes. res Or.
O'@ormcn mrlpet, in spet Doer bret
@c6en 70 ps;t piecer beroefeut lsin,
eae er na@ lsinem eribii65Fi6en @iBe
auridtsbren unb bic YHi6ten leines
@mtes Nicer ibsrnebmen fam. Sets
ne Rronfbfit bsfiano In elmer purb ues
bsranfrensunB bsrbsteefdbrten Grldlaf>
flung pss eanSsn NerOenlDfems.
6Ddw. pater McGIyoD. ber
dltslfe fatbOIiIde prisEer in ben Ser.
Stuotsn uno Der dltefe Seiutt psrDeIt,
1T turslt@ ,u. Grecerid, ND., seftOr>
ben. &s wtro bertdtet, oab Spbu
McgIrOY i'm Sabre 1882 in Der
tIti6en prOptns uIfer eebpren 1T,
1903 wanoerte CT nd6 Mmertta.
pier ererif er 3uudaf cte taut>
mdnnilhe Garrtere, trat aber balO in
bae NOpiStat Der Seluttsn ;u @ee
preetcpu. 1917 wurpe CT gum prtes
fer 0epstbt. 1922 lanDtsn thu feline
Sberen mad 6repertd City, MarY!ano.
1916 900 Fl, oIs etnsr Ger bsteen fatbcs
ltl6en ArmestapIdne nit ben Ser.
StoatenzI rupper mad Ntrlto. 1S47
rpuroe CT als pfarrer an Die ct. Olos
rpsttrde tn Bottom berufsu. Siebenz
sebn Sabre lang bat CT bort NIT aubers
Oresntlidsm Sessn esorbettet. 6a1
Si,ben unb SduIsn errtdtet unp oti
@prurtbetIe Der CHARACTERIZATION ourd
1ein fttenreinss 2eben. pur6 Sanft
mutb unp WtIrttdttatett ibetwunben
Geit Gem SABRE 1864 mar Batter Wc'
GlrOo In serl6tepenen 3wetsen Del
SeeIiores tbdttg, Sein @efidt wurp'
immer l6rddsr uub In ben leBtenS Sab:
rem mar er ntdt r,ebr i'm Stanoe oba'
Tibrer aueSueeben.
&er. Eb. MppneY, felt q
Sabrsn pfurrsr Der ct. Brtettta Sc
metnee betm peiben @arten, In Nen
gort, fir3te pOrtee ISOLDE 70 unelddItd
aus ietnem Waeen, baB er an ben er.
ltttsnen @erIsbunsen farb. Sstn Set.
denbesduents mar zines Der ercbartfg:
fen. Nm is. Sept. wurbe Der 6tn:
9eIdtebsne in isiner Strde mad einen
ftierlt6sn SesIenamte sur lssten &ube.
fdtte eeletet. Ss6s Bti&Sfe, ete Sc
u~srolDtfare eielsr uno Ger Na6batotS
aeIs1 uup stpa 400 onoere 8etfltG
tpobnten ben Standardization bel
UNI bic Stride mar NIT Qetctra9enoe1
oefiut pdbrenb Dor cerlelben mod min
befsnS 10,OOOperlcnen fanben. Gin
NbthstlunB ees So. unc Elm gross
She'll nes Reetments. psl6sm bel
MODntY wdbrenD bes 8rteees ols Gele
fapIou pisnte, befano fd TN 9etden
3uee. Stott ces 8arpinal WcGlostl
ben 8ronfbett perbtncerte. bielt pfarr'
Garrel Don ct. peters Dte eet@enrer