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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

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Publishers, Albany, n. \
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

A summary report of the Toledo Public
Schools for the month ending Friday, Oct.
10, 1877.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-10-25

ssy All New Subscribers for 1878, paying
in advance after Nov. !, 1877, will receive
the paper weekly, from receipt of remit
lance to January LIST, 1S7Swithout charge.
CONFINED Fsl,srs- Forty-E rnth Year.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-11
Caution.

N0rICE 10 hereby given that the fol.
IN flowing articles have been purchased
BY the undsrsiglsd, q Cebetabls,a 9 Sale and
len In the possession Of Rebsrt n. Klias,
during his pleaSurs. All persons are eeu.
toned not 10 msddls or intsrfsre With
the sans. viss Cooking Stove end pipe,
Sink, Bureau Bed and Bedding. lot of or.
pet, Clock. Looking 0lAss, Chairs. 4
Picture Prsnes, Dough Tray Meat Stand,
Tub. Lard Can. Trunk. Bore Mtships,
Hog. sr. J. =. KANAWELIt
Aug. 80,77.pd. ~ faqff = itoli.
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Orce n = hnnss o. which I was
staying there lived . little la..n.e s'r'' '.
Aer name was Annie. often adj
pity her as saw her sitting by the
vi ndow, looking at the other shil~
d rem on the play ground. Ssms-
Il mes she was sick, too. and could not
even be at The window. AT llst
spring carne, and tho givl seemed
better. Nov" thought I, would
1t not be well to. try TO- comfort this
child in soma way z So / brought
q few oranges and candies, Aod read
her protsy book bot ssill ths cioud
did not leave her brow.
why are you sad, Aunie p said I,
one day. fiism ea.tfaao
oh, sir, she replied, 4 can't 500
why God should afilict me 90, and
| yet give tho other children. 90 much
happiness. IF I would c only know
that God Is not angry with me, I
would not caro- 90 much.' Npl---
Thst day was very pleasant one !;
so ] asked tho littlo girl to take Q
walk 70 sculptor's room near BY.
Hore were great many blocks OF
marble. Marble, you know, is q ve-
hard stone, often white. A sculptor
is ono who csrves beautiful images
out Of 10 So Annie and I watched
him with great interest. At last I
pointed to o piece OF marble rather
dark and rough. DO you like the
looks Of that 2 said I 10 her. N n
Oh, no." replied the child. why
did they bring such an ugly block
hore = ns .'0u',l aigr| = .d1E
That piece said tho gentleman,
4 take in hand tomorrow ..''' ~ ~
| So the next day Annie and I came
again TO see him, He spent the
most Of that day in cutting Of the
trough places. Day by day we
watched him, and day BY day The
block became more attractive. His
sharp chisel cut in here, thore and
everywhere. We both thought, III
that stone wer0 o My alive, how il
would suffer + l..I9di a
At last one day, we visited him
upon his invitation. II have some.
thing to show to Annie, said he. 80
speaking the sculptor drew aside q
thin white veil, and, behold o lovely
image Of an angel had been made
: out Of the rough stone. Annie al
most cried with joy, when she saw Il.
snow, my child said I, did the
sculptor hate the poor ugly piece Of
marble which We one day saw !"
, "Oh, no." said she, He loved il r
! so, said ], my little girl does
. God love MS when he cuts as with
, sharp trouble and sickness. He is
= fitting us for glory. Let us only
: trust him. All will be we'll. - -
Now, said Annie, I see that God
/ does not hate me, but that be has
r some good purpose in view l,l
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Remarkable Canine Intelligence.

Among tho passengers lost on the stea>
mer IT. Clair, on Lake Sup erior, was .
man named Stewart, Of Duluth. He had
small English spaniel, which swami
ashore. The dog was we'll known at Dul.
nth and along the northron Pacific rail-
road, and was remarkable for his intslli-
gence and sagaciiy. His owner was en-
p'oyed by the Northern Pseiho road 10
measure timber delivered by contractors.
The dog wouli take the end Of the tape
line and 60 to tho end Of . log. sixty or
seventy feet long and hold II at the end
while his master would hold II o. the 9th.
Or, and do this all day or until oil the tim
Der was measured. His mister would
send 10 the post Office. simply saying to
him. "go up--get letters s" the dog would
90 TO the posiofice and 60 aroundto one Of
tho clerks, look at him. wag his tail. and
90 we'll known the olerk would give him
the letters, which hs would carry bsek "
his master, and in the same way would
carry letters which his master had writs
ten 10 the of6os,to be mailed. His scent
was very acute.
Coming home from the woods one day
Stewart was met on the road by oom'
psuy Of young people, Who had been st .
picnic, about hslf mile away. One Of
tho young ladies had left her psrssol on
the ground. Stewart called his dog, and
pointing 10 tho path said, "go hnd and
bring hero" The dog was gone sboui
fifteen or twenty minutes, and returned
with the parasol. A pile Of lumber. put
in Stewart's charge, IVES being stolen
Stewart called hls dog, took him 10 The
pile and said, swatch IL and ~ who
takes It," 7"'-" '.
I've, or three days aftsrwsrd the dos
came TO him one morning. and by signs
familiar to his master, told him to follow
him. Stewart took . policeman with
him, aad told the dog 10 80 on. sad he led
them about quarter Of .. mile 10 shan.
y, occupied BY Swsds on che bank Of q
lake. They looked under the shanty and
saw large pile Of boards. xks Swsds
was arrested, taken before The Justice. and
Stewart told Aa justice what The dog had
done. The jdaics ct once convicted the
sweds Of the LARCENY.
A grsa. many other doings Of the dol
are known 10 the people Of Duluth. snd Il
ia 10 be hoped that be VIII fall into good
hands. ~ iaA 800 Nsf "'f' -'-"t'.
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FLoooISo.-Psr,iy from the change in
manner. partly from change iu the law,
partly perhaps also from the effect Of
hereditary culture--which undoubtedly,
whatever It's other result, develops sensi.
tiveness TO pain--phyeical suffering be-
gins TO be loathed by boys as we'll o.
men, and IL unjgsily inflicted, produces .
bitterness, q sense Of revolt. q passion Of
defiance. which IL Of all tempers the one
most injurious to the character. Boys
20 treated do not become hard 10 tho
sense their parents mean when they de-
fsud bullying, but osllous, bad tempered,
aud above all, self defensive. They were
such good tempered boys." said 9 molhs or
recently who had three lads at . sob ool-
We will not now create prejudice by nam
ing it, now they ere ell soowls."
They hsd, In fact, been bullled sud hogg.
ed till their very natures seemed TO have
changed. Boys 80 situated, 10 fer from
becoming manly, become, ifthey have
any strength In them, brutal. % violent
and unreasonable ss their prosecutors,
and ~ ready TO seek pleasure in an in
Fiction OF pain, which really grati6ed then,
by relieving an amour propre oil crush ed
and sore from the sense OF power lessnsss.
II, on the other hand. they tend 10 weak
ness they become utter snesks. Talk of
the susaking developed BY watohfulssss Il
more boys ere made sueaks nowadays,
thst 10 towards and liars together, BY IT,
rsnny and bullying. bysths effort 70 ss> I
cape blows or avoid psrsseution, then byI
all The eyes Of oil the masters and ushsfs
| in Great Britain. Il 10 not only, we must
remember. setual pain they hy from. The
old days ere over, and the sctual amount
Of rain 10 limited By opinion, tiM . boy Il
hs brakes another boy's .AsesP 10 % SURF
Of . Aogging, and u hs sssis hin on III
bars Of the Srsss hs risks period Of I'M
prisonmsnt. ff rl ss,.N-
The children Of this gsasraaisa hsv@
grown imaginative, end dy % one sorsss{
pondsnt Of The Tinss eonfessss that
did, from terrors absardly sxsggssaisd b
their own fears, but which nOvsrtAelss@
do all the injury 70 their characters ilsl
actual dangers would do. In every oths1
department Of life We rseoguiZe thae tsfl
ror does mischief, and that Injustles isS
jurss The ohsractsr Of che vislin, cd ID
We half doubt whsthsr boys ~ sehsel u
not made manly BY psrpstual aaasn, ~
strengthened By The sense that thsy \
powsFless sgainst isjustiss. The Sla'
driver Who vhlps 10 eopsldsrsd brutl
but the master Who dogs u Only dlseipI
marian, The mother who govsrns b. whl0
ping is dsspissd. bat ihs noaIief v
bssts 10 ~ sfaoisnt supporter ef The d
thority Of the school, Putting dswA inju,
tIcs everywhere else, w 6sIlsvs q pf(
fsss 10 believe that In school II "mat(
men" Of IL victims, and though seayiHs
thats floating hell d never ) useful sh
believe that torture NAY. 90 on In .eha
can BE- made oissr by > sissis iiiusissIi}
army. and he sssesos Il dissipiiss u 4
of punishmsnt. Yet 70 . rsglmsat
which the uon-csmmissioasd eAlese eo4
punish practically at discretion, end
strong soldier could beet ssy wsaY
oomrsds. would b seut e order i'll
month .-1ze Gpseidtor.
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There has been . falling off in em-
igrHtion Of about 80 por cent. in the
first eight months Of this year. ~
compared with the same period Of
1875. 'sp'' ''O -,'
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:
A NovH IDxA-A gentleman I
just died in Paris who owed most
his celebrity 10 the quaint man}
in which be managed 70 dissnt|
rass his creditors. No sooner AZ
dun present himself than hs I
ushared into 3 room hung ROD
with . varsity oi missocA sons (
vsx. others eoneavs. 90. IN
the unfortunate creature bshsld !
sen with . bead - 6at - . Aoun
IN another his ieatpyos were ns
- sharp - 9 knifA IN . third hs
several hssda and n . foarth bel
Iupside down. Here ~ bad
broad grin Of o clown, thersI
long. drawn visags of a urderta
Cd one side Of The room ~ ~
|ueIf oil hsod and no body ) or
|nthsr sids II scanned - 4 . 4
had put ON ths bootu q . giant
applicant however pceeGlnG.
known 70 rssist this ehambes d. :,
rors tx more than : aguastss n
hour.
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Marry in your own rslision,


Marry in your own religion,
Never both be angry at onc5.
Never taunt with q past mistake.
Let q kiss be the prelude Of o re-
buke., ,,g IA n, q, .S,si
Never allow q request 10 be rs-
poated. icr . gH id gsoo. 1d' 19i
Let seli-abnegstion 10 Che habit
of both. " .NiniT iTnd ~" I
A good wife il the greatest earth
ly blessing. eg, e6l H. 40 ofst d
II forgot is never an acceptable
excuse. ar - tr7,i.f
II you must criticise, let it be
done lovingly. q ,.'o 5 10y
Mako marriage a matter Of NOR
al Judgment. qir
Marry into o family which you
have long known. 800 900 qsa1 .
Never mako q remark al the ex-
pepso OF The other. ',s'h ~ Z
Never talk at one another, either
alone or in company. ,.uii
Give your warmest sympathies
for each others trials.
II one is angry, let the other part
the lips only for kiss
Neglect the whole world beside,
rather than ono another.
Never speak loud to one anothe,
unless the house is on fire.
Let each strive TO yield oftenest
| to the wishes OF the other.
Always leave home with loving
words, for they may be the last,
Marry into different blood and
temperament from your own. t
Never deceive, for the heart, onct
misled, can never trust wholly o.
gain.
Il is the mother who moulds The
character and fixes the destiny ol
the child.
Never find fault unless IL is per
fectly certain Q fault has been com
mitted.
Do not herald the sacrifices yor
make to each others tastes, habit
or preferences.
Let all your mutual accommods
tions be spontaneous, whole-souled
and free as air. p.u', l',
The very felicity is in the mutua
cultivation Of usefulness.
Consult one another in all thai
comes within the experience, obser
vation, or sphere OF the other.
A hesitating or grum yielding h
the wishes OF the other Away
CRATES upon a loving heart.
Never reflect on q past actiol
was done with good motive, an
with the best judgment at the time
The beautiful in heart is milliol
times of more avail, as securing dc
mestic happiness, than the bsauti
. full in person. qH ,asy0
They who marry for physics
aracteristics or external considt
rations will fail Of happiness.
, 1877-10-13

The following wtrc the arrivals and c1enranecs
for the twenty four hours ending 10 oclotk lalt
n!ent:
Angir4Ls-Rtmrs Ctlicago. Manttnwoe. subtrrs.
hl7cna. NnskcEnn. aunAsErs, frops Messenger. 1.en
ton ltarbaf: snntr,et: Sovereign AnntFe. .1naIea;
KsiucK. .untrlca, OMrila, isat1An, sundr'rs schrs
+. T. Stelsol.un. 1M1alu. I.it. 5. II. Fuscr ceTc-
land. col: T. p NHrscr: liItnston. lanite,: Mon
Minnie t.oret. {irsnd llavrn !nn,cr: Ellen fPry.
Jssr e: K sa'gS ssa' hrscn %s'c
ase,: as "?a nss ';ais'f; sSe.:
!o. ltoy. Nni!e Lake. weoi L. u. E.Atcs. Muskevon
ianter hctchitm. f'aY du Noe. rotre: 3iJsttt Mus.
kcrn ianlbcr; Pilot Mu.keEon. iumsrr Es'Na elir.
titand lfexen lnMber; !. ". btnwn. Muikc2on, tnm.
Ell, i. Ii. shepard. funon. lumber: ii. Gcher...
Etir. ceai. Annie Sherwood. Milwaukee. light: Kate
LYoaf MuskeRon, suInbcs: utkawa. White Lake, lMnl
her: 1aton Parker. Muakrgnn. wn4d, saKun!fn- MIa.
krron. lumber. bcow Grnnaer. Parkar1a fttE, lum'
CLE4nAxcKs-sehr Kate Dar!sy. QRdenseure- 70. aa7
nrk hrahla, ktnsslnn. II. IN hu hatryt FfaF ArnA.
5!uHAlo ~ UU hu EhtAs. ~ br's -four. + Ga bags
nas .recAs nTot Sexbu.g. 1a1e!o, 3t.t<U hu wieAl.
llo. iu 1Ar, stnar Aipcna aiusEexon bill aoat.
T !k s1d sa 'rss chr a
lss5. aundftcai lrop Joteph L, lut!. Hancock y HI
parknf, nnfralo 81, lii, hH curni schr TwH Frients
ktnxstbn. 2a%tl bu wheat; schr j. lstchfx7e. lo,l.
IcI .sd1!. ss.'r s!!s .oTnn Cnl'lnsT294 n @ = u
III y sotG g. 'fF .u, o'Rssn &s:o 81 en o.
Coral. Lincoln. 2.Hn hi = oOu bu ua4; acnr ~
j. WtlcQ1. uu1alu .J,4Elt bu RS,
, 1877-10-13
RIOT LOSSES.
Tho PIttaburE Grand Jury 1nveattEntinE tho
I.ato unElenanntness-tiov. Martranft mud
Others Decline to Appear.

The PIttaburE Grand Jury Investigating tho
I.atc Unplcnanntnoss-tiov.l lfartranft mud
Others Dccllne to Appear.
Gnecidt Ntpatch IA me Cafraon T+1huns
r1TGsnuno, Pa. Oct. 1o.-Thc GRIND jury to-
day resumed tho consideration Of the subject Of
the July riots With reference to making special
prcscntusent In regard 10 the mattcr. The Hon.
.ohu Scott, ex-unttcd Statcs Senator, at,i So
ltrttor Tor tho Pennsylvania Company, Corouor
Thomas, and Mayor Mccarthy were the only
witnesses examined today. The facts e!ic!ted
tien. Pearson, Gen. Joe brown, anil Chtcf-nt-
Polite Deu1rncl have been subprn1ct1, aud will
testify probably Tomorrow. Gen. hrinton did
not put In an appearance before tho Hran,l
evrnng that he l,ad returned tu Philadelphia.
This afternoon the Grand jury male the fol.
lowing special prcscntment to the Court. setttng
forth that certain persons who were subpunaci
tra,lit, Governor q Pennsylvania: Adlt Zen,
t.atta. Gen. II. ". Brtntnu. and Mat. A. ~. Nor.
ris, to tcstifJ. have not arpcared. although they
l,ase had sufficient noticc; that they are IN
ald VIVA in correspondence with At.orney.tien.
eral Lear, from whom It H. said he received \
legal opluion which lcl him 10 return
hosne; that they also learned that
Co., astrnnt tan, ha,t sa been n;nIc. induced
| Tic Grand jnry ask that these persons may he
adiulged guilty OF contempt, and that com.
| pulsnry processes 10 compel them to appeas and
| tcatlty may Issue.
Judge Kirkpatrick said that, while be did not
knuw Of ANYTHING that would excuse any one
from trstifyiuc, he could uot give hls decision
uutil m oppors un,ty had been granted the Al.
torney.0cneral to oe heard. sI< VII be here on
sentiment will bc considered amt determined.
I Public sentiment here Is very strongly n
favor OF compelling the Governor an1 ths
others mcntioneh 10 appear before the Grand
Jury and tell all they know about the case,
The Governors oh!cetion Is that be w6nii b
compelled to disclose State secrets, which II
considered lame excuse. The principal object
IN view In snbpnnaing :hc Governor u to hare
him throw some light on the psoelamstton call
ing out tho state troops. lie was In CalifoInis
at ihe taus, and 1t ID strongly suspected thai
the document wa promulgated " Or through
thc tnssrumentality Of President Scott. OF th'
Pennsylvania Railroad. and MAS therefore With
out authority of law. Tbs uoyernoE can. q
couEse, settle tho qnc.tion, The tietcrmlnatso
OF which has m important hearing on tn
liability Of The county for damages.
, 1877-10-13

A rat was destined the other day ~ break
fast tor serpent tu The Jardfn des plantcs a
Paris, and wa with this purpose Introduced
into the cage Of tue reptile It waa up4ues-
tare 10 faeo with the serpent. 70 have beco'ns
iascinatel, and 70 have oheyrd tho INSTINCT
which Is supposed 70 deliver such small
deer " and ut1vsist,Dg prey 10 ths desttoyer'
cumbeut upon him, this daring innoyator few
q ths threat Of the snake, and bit ito severely
~ TO produce Instant death, and : l9ss to eho
Gardsns Of about 1900 tsancs' worth Of ser"
had the elect OF uetcsmIniux tho managers III
the Jasdeu dea plantea " feed their reptlsa Oh
deaa snlma!s, the fascination theory having
proved III utter failure.
, 1877-10-13

Special ptseascA to 1at cAteaoe Trtasss
buffalo, Oet- Is.-Seyenteen satl And on*
steam yessei arrived to-day With grain cAsxoe& ag'
gsegatng aaS, ooo ba.
caasl fts&xata have dsellntd 1c on corn; ship
ments to-day on low class bosts u 4Hc 10 New
York. Rat4 on wheat and oats unchsnssJ: 12e fos
ths fotmxr aud 7c for &ne latter 10 New York
0tAst yea4els s1a fxpastsd ashore nsAx lonl
, 1877-10-13
ERIE.


spsetdt nsn1ttA 10 TIE C1fengo Tribune.
DRIz. r.. Oct. 2.-pepartures-rrop Fletcher,
Chteago; tchr j. X. Pcltos1, Cleveland.
Two vessels names unknown, ara reported
ashore At the mouth Of Elk Creek. several Mills
Rboye here.
, 1877-10-13

sntcfa1 nfsndseA 10 The Cafca5o Tribune.
MrtwAukEE. Oct. 12.-t:harters Erict prop
wi.,ahfckon, Is. 900 BIZ wheat throuph to Jnt1slo,
pynp Eesshsw, Behr Mnorc, 100. 900 bu wheat at
!j'Ac: sehf sophia Minch. 4Dl bu wheat nt
bic; schr David Vance 5.NGD bu wheat at bhc;
bark Nelson, 81, 600 hn corn At &c.
, 1877-10-13

Paint. The rchr Madeira IL one: she lies abput
f.nr miles below the old cut. in had shape, sails
nnrirr wntct. TIC Captain thinks her back "
hrok~n. An expedition IL ordered from llctrolt.
The srhr Eliza white in smother. She lay this
morning on the bach, sails under MNtef.
, 1877-10-13

uapny tIdincs for nervous sufferers, and those
who have bevp dosud, dFpxgtd. sl,d quacked.
FuiyeIlnAehsrs Electric Belts edecsua(ly cure
rfeuasture debility, weakness, and decay. Do9s
and Journal. With Information MuFta tA1usands,
mailed free. Address ruiyeyuaches GalyAn!c ca. .
liucipHsll. q.
, 1877-10-13
TIE CANAL

HR1pozpoaT. Oct l2-0p. m.-AEsivsd-lock.
port. Lockport, Q, 600 bEta toar, prop Montauk.
.Lockpot, 700 btls Aoar; On,sha, Morris, s. 600 bu
cotu.
ctearsd-ssnees. Henry, 90. 900 II lumber; Drop
Novelty aud barge. Henry. 1ba. 40 IT lumber
IL, 750 tsta; Phunix, lotkpoF& "a. $40 II lumber
10D. 600 shingles; It. Hoolson. Joliet, IL, a1A Il
lunbes.
, 1877-10-13

RATES BY LAKE AND leAFL.
Tho Uaton Dtsnatch. Westsru Express Compsuy,
Anchor Liue. and other raIl and stcau OF lake lines
hsve all aaopted the new classification, sud tnetr
rates sre n follows: Prom Ntw York 10
Cleveland dn....."..".3tl nsIoit Alch; "......5
Chicago. - Allxeukee, WN.., ..:s
And tho following vtt Duluth:
Marquette. Mich. ....<aI St. FsuL MINI.
FostaSt llt5. ilch.. Minneapolis hltnn... 10
tulull, Mich. .....3s aullNat Aiun.
, 1877-10-13

Sptefas Dspa&cA to 7As CAlc11n frt5sRs
ponr Nunos. Mich. Oct. 1:.-Down-Pfops
Potomac. L. 6chlckuna- America, Mary Jatecki
and consort. Hay CtlT and bsrGss. Fred Kelly and
cousars sud Exile: schrs Y. T. Judd. Ads Ncdora.
q. sherman, lletvstia, LADY Dunertn. Jamss H.
HENLEY. Champion, John Miner. r. L. Danforth.
Mary nattle. Georrc G. Ftnaey, Moonlight, Lu'
ecrRs. Charles Pastes, Rma rarens, t!igEte 4
TuTths l.arnts, Kate l., s|Tucr, Stafford. Helen
Pratt, q. D. Morris, Charles LulinR. Montpelier.
Up-ptops Archie. PLilsdelphis. james Fax.
it,, i. T. Joseph. Fountain City. McdlteEransan.
John O'heIl, Libby Hap, j. 8. Auatiu. Acorn. Il.
II. kcose.
Wtud-South, Eeutls. Weather. cloudy.
Thu setr II. II. scoya put In new ecntfe-boasd
hcEe To-day.
Tbs bark Acorn wss supplied With nav ulxssn.
mast. ...
Tho schs Col. Cook will used nearly bAlf new
keel and extensive calkiug.
, 1877-10-13
MARQUETTE.

6ptelai assyattA to TAs CAfeaas 1s1bsnA
AAAQuEvTE. Nich.. Oct. 12.-ArEsvsd-PFop
II. b. Taule, Superior; sehr George H. Ely, San
dusky.
Passed down-rrop St. Louie.
Mlnd-BoRth; weather nns-
, 1877-10-13
PORT OF CHICAGO.

The following were tho arrivals and c1enranecs
for tho twenty four hours ending 10 O'Clock lalt
ntrbt:
, 1877-10-13

CHICAGO AL3nN ST, Lou1s ARD CHICAGO
KANBAB CITY L DENVER SHORT LINES.
CnIon Frt,t. West Side, Madi.onst. bridge. aud
TwtntJAthtT4.st T1cket O1ltr. isl lsandoph.st
, 1877-06-05
s3.}e2rlll{1Nte8
&erle looren.

6 II tutnoriftiiber Eaidenoicb. 91a,
mems Sobn WiitliS, alias rDublin Soc"
par Gannta9 %9ioGmittaa i'll eincr &itd)c
i'll philadelphia pitrcuo ciue3 Gralers
eotte5oicnite5 perbaftet uorben, al8 ct
Ole Galdcn elmer 2ciotra9euoan ourdb=
iuAte. Grob iciner Yebauptuus, oa6
er nur III Die &irde se9anacn iei, Inn ous
@eliiboe ab;ule9en, in feds Monateu
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aitslten icet lebcnocn oeutIasu Niplos
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