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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15
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Il consider myself brand plucked fror
perance Women OF Amerca"-Dr Reynolds
Adown Malne's strong, snow-crested hIilA
There sweeps q clarion voice. that thrllls
With earnestnoss of thopght and word.
As gushing from heart deep stirred.
Plucked from the deepe. q burning brand.
Piucked from the deeps. redeemed stand,
Redeemed from strong drinks cursed snare,
Because OF womans earnest prayer.
Now use, oh, Lord the rescued brand,
Ciothe me With power for truth 10 stand,
Heneeforth God's messenger I'd DO
To Ium-enslayod humanity.
Like lightning Ger the track OF night,
Quick ming iu darkness Into light,
There penetrates TO deepmost den
This grandest truth 70 fallen men-
Christ ls sufficient, Christ can save,
re can the powers Of death enslave
Runs Wild, Wild appetite can slay,
And, brother, make thee pure to-day.
And fettered thousands. hearing. stirred
By loves stroug. earnest. tender word,
Rave found In Christ Gods precious gift.
The power their feet from sin 70 lift
Dear Christ through days, aud months, And
yearA
Bowed low Ia agony aud tears,
We've sought In all-Prevaillng prayer,
This one unceasing cry 10 bear
Through darkness. into deepest night,
Though glimmered not CLEAN OF light,
This one persistent, earnest plea.
Oh, Lord OF Hosts, we're brought 10 Theel
The fiend OF rum, whose touch Is death,
And agony hls fiery breath,
Destroy IL, Lord, and save the men,
Has been our prayer DER, Ger again.
Now. 10 q day what God bath wrought
With PentecostAl blcsslng freught,
exceedingly.
Dear Father than we asked OF Thee
For thIs we thank Thee, and>ye pray,
Thine all-redeemlng love 90 stay,
Nor slacken not Its power 10 free
From Alcohols fierce slavery
TIL ey'ry bondsman's chain be riven,
Their shaekles unto Christ DC given,
Till clothed In beauty. strength aud might;
Redeemed they be TO God, and right
HllSdale, Mich, March ~. lsyL
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15

Tralus are run by chicago time, which is 3
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
All trains run daily, except sundays.
CONNECIi0Ns Close connections made NJ p
siiaEti win 81. G., n. X. FOR an points east anc
west At Manchester. with JaCksOn Branch oi
l. A ~. s. f,. r.. AZ llillsaalc; with l. 5. 4 "
s. r. y. Al Bankers. with n. W %. :. X. T.,
for pJllts north apt south.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15
All trains daily except sunday.
GnNNEGTlONS:

AL trains daily tAccPt Sun1hy.
CONNECTIONS:
Al JackeOn-ClOse connections are male with
Mirhir1u central. Jackson, Lansing saginaw.
Al Jonssvlie-wth lake shore Michigan
a. Baascrs-Wiih Detroit. nnlsdaIe Indiana
HflrOail. = -.
AZ Wstenoo-wim Late shore a Michigan
Southern fAir Jnel.
Al Aabl-n Janctlon.-wtth Detroit, Eel River
A fIlinDis nuI baltimore a ohio Railroad.
Al Fort Navne Nuh fTffsbnrg. Fort Wayne A
C1lfarn roieln. WABASH Western. FOrf Wayne
N I leis y Cincinnati, aud Cincinnati. Richmond
FgrI " tyne ktllrutia
r. B IDOafs l,fest ana Gent Manager.
SIX HOOPER. 0en.1 Ticket Agent
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15

For years, sheep rsising has been the
chief industry OF New Mexico, and is
now one of the most profitable pursuits
in Colorado and Wyoming. II requires
less capital than cattle, and generally
proves safer, and givee better return
for the money and care than any other
occupation that can be followed in this
new country. II takes large capital
10 handle cattle, and the losses from
storms, stampeding and Indian raids,
overstocked market nj shipping time,
and from other causee, are often cou-
siderabls-sometime 80 large 90 70
break up some Of the most extensive
stock men.
Sheep like . dry climate. Their
fleece will protect them In the coolest
weather, where storms OF snow and
slset do not come 10 penetrate them.
Suoh storms are rare there at any sea-
son. The dry, sunny stmosphere slso
wards Of disesse. and the peculiar all
ments that sf1ict and sometimes large
" dsplete the focks In other psrts OF
the country, are almost unknown here.
The grass Is nutritious and fattening--
as good in winter ss in summer. hav-
ing been well cured. The ersvely
plains and rocky foothills insure sound
hvofs. The mountain streams ahord
clear. cool water. The SNOW in winter
timespever falls 90 deep but that they
can paw IL away and get their nibs 10
the grass.
The best information at hand gives
the number and valne OF sbeep in the
Rocky Mountain country ss iollows:
Head. Value.
Wycmlng........ .... - w 80 W
csicrado ............ go 90 i.eio oot
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15
DETROIT. HILLsDALE q SOUTH
WESTERN n. n.

Trains VIII leave The Stations named. as follows,
from and after April 18Th, isii;
westward Trains.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15
LAKE SHORE q MICH MICH
CENTRAL-JACRSOE6 TT
WAYNE d. II. al
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. a. r.
Trains am leave the stations namea. As follows;

- Mchlran Accommodation, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train az White Pigeon.
EU- Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect with trains for Detroit, AZ Adrian
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BEST REMEDY IN THE LAND.

LITTLE FALLS, y. Y, sept Ssd, 1919.
MR. n r. STEvENs-Dear Sir: desire 70 state
% you that was afiictcd with a breaking out
4 blOtches and plmples on my face and neck for
teverAl years. have uted many remedies, bni
zone cured the numOr on nv face and neck. Al
'er using two or three bottles OF your Negitint
ne humor was entirely cured. 60 certainly
believe II "a the best medicine for al impurities
4 the blood that there Il Ia the land, and should
highly recommend it 10 the afiilcted onOlic.
Truly yOurs, r. PERkINE, Architect.
Mr. perrine Il q wen known architect and
builder at Little Fails, n. u; having lived there
and Il the vicinity for the last thirty yeaEs
We O. i TT L NJ IL
PREPARED By
n. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
vegeiine Is sold BY ell Druggists.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-15


YER, no person should appear in pub
lie wearing the Same clothing worn
while sick with or recovering from this
disease, except such clothing has been
thoroughly disinfocted by some such
method as herein specified.
Gaseous disinfection, or fumigation.
can only be completely and entirely ef-
foctual in the absence OF living per.
sons, as fumes strong enough for the
purpose are destructive OF human life.
This need not deter from doing SO
much a. is possible, without injury 70
sick persons, for the publication OF the
air OF rooms occupied by them-a lib
eral supply OF pure air should be So
cured; but after the sick have recover
ed, the room, furniture, and other con
tents not 10 be destroyed, should be
thoroughly exposed for several hours
10 strong fumes of chlorine gas, or 10
fumigstion by burning sulphua; or the
paper on the walls, IL any. removed
and burnt, the furniture scrubbed OF
polished, and the room thoroughly
scrubbed and whitewashed-
When O room and contents are 70 be
disinfected all articles therein should
be spread out No a. 10 expose the great
est amount OF surface 10 the action ol
the disinfectant, and ali oPeni ngs X
the room should be closed.
To generate chlorine take psroxid.
Of manganese ITO be obtained st an,
drug store). place in an esrthern dist
and add one pound OF hydrochlori'
acid (sometimcs called muriatio acid)
10 each four ounces Of the peroxide o
manganese. Care should be taken NO
,o inhsle the gas. After being certain
that confinuOus evolution Of chlorin'
has been secured. leave the room ant
clvse the door vf exit
The bleaching properties Of chlorip
may destroy the color of colored god
exposed To II, but as disinfectant 10
one of the best
To generate suIphuric acid ga. pm
live c.sls ON top "a ashes in q meislli
pan. aud place op the Goals sulphur .
y .sd,r or fragments.
A c.nysaisut way 10 ~ place ia
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
LIVE STOCK TRADE OF 1876.

Velhaps the most noticeable feature in the
eo, irc tho past year is the cSlb hment Of Tesu-
lar veck. shipments OF dressed beef to Europe. The
eypegimcnt was commenced little more than year
aci m small way the cost Of fitting up refrigerator
an cue 90 keen up circulation Oi cold air &c beng
80 ga that il was act OF rudcncr 10 test thc thing
tCrOuphlv Tto result that most OF the steamers on
several oi thc lines now take out regular sup
Div Of beet, averaging nearly 1000 caroasNes per
I,e, FROM thi- city and about 500 from
Philadelphia. III, shipments from Ncw-Yoik alone
during thc past year were about 22.5O0 head the
amour, boug email at The ocgiHHug al the wear, ana
ccSlg win 351 head thr ul. week The tt'tt oi tlA
number OF cattle thrown upon tine market l TO- IN al
Clu,p to the D. 600 head which have averaged per
wtri during the past wear, would have been extremely
dcIl.s,.u- THO value OF t3s foreign trade can car"
bc o., tr,-tWIf- - uy the Western farmer Besides the
beet abroad dressed sheep have also been IL
cuded anu possible that regular trade liz mutton
will sci De e.. alI sfTd. OF course some prCJUJlCts idd
10 Dee overcome, bDt pc.H!s 40 more than When We
tcsu to SEND cnceso aid bacon o. Cjnpe" with Engh'i
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Business Chanees.
EOR SALE !

EOR SALE!
THE SINCERELY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
The undersigned offers for sale the old ami welestabished
STEREOTYPE, PRINTING, BO0KBINDlNG, and PUB
IISHING BUSINESS or the late BENJAMIN SiNGEHLf,
s,uae at Nos - 30 and % South 1hirlSt" Harrisburg
Penn 1t largest and most complete establish
u,ns IN the state being built and fitted from cellar to
roof fer the express arpOse for which il row used Its
stock OF Adams Gordon ami Cottrc Rahcock Presses and
improved machinery type book binders and stereotype tools
is coparavey and complete and everything In
readiness to do large trade. The buldinP which was erect
ed about three years Ia Of brick, has frontage OF 90
feet on ThirtS by 20 feet on Bidckberryay Is SIX
stores high with and underground vaults Tor
t, storage Of stereotype plates II "a admirably lighted
iron, al lis four sides exceedingly strong, suObtaha
AMI nreDrOof The state printing was done by ia a owner
Tor ye the contract II now about ~ be t
a uc next session OF the Legislature rare opportunity IL
her. presented permanent ant prohtahlc DlSlhs IN
connection with printing ana publishing trade already rs
thing being in readiness FOR DONG an immense
business. 49,.
li-umrui would unsatisfactory and As II il expected that
rou seriously think Of purchasing would not 40 40
Without personal Inspection, cordial invitation Is hereby
contemplating an investment, VINO VIII
he shown through the building by the manager.
PROPOSALS he yel by the undcrsgncl Tor tue entire
cstabhmept with or without real Descriptive
catalogues furnished on application Abir
EDWIN LARE. AdHlinstrator,
Harr-burgh or Pittsburg Penn
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Gouarinership Noliees.

NOTICE of Dissolution of Partnership
~ partnership heretofore existing between che andeIssued
ord tuovu n the trn GREGORY * 60. expires tins day
in accordance with maVon-Dec 81, 1870 Dated Jersey
''' " BENJAMIN GREGORY,
DAVID IA. GREGORY.
benjamin. Gregory Will ~ psi tncrs
the business under the firm nameJesey Cy.
ne
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
DcGil5IrD

DR T.. G. WATT No. - East 23d-St., near
Madison ave, the only frscass DENTIST IN the city
who performs every Kind OF dental operation at low popular
prices Beautiful Rose Pearl sets. 40 10 e2O Do. Rubber
$40 S!5 Colo and Pltina 40 10 So Teeth plugged ~
superior from 81 upward Can and examine Refer
cnccs. Rev DE- Crosby DTs. RaIsey Buid W,'r GLcbTsL
Iauyrin, Baldwin. and Howe.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
persip lately suDsistinE under the arm name " II
KErCHAM & Co expired ON the FIRST DAY ot M JANt'
AIRY, 1877. j. hEi'hA" w.
Tho husness heretofore carried under the firm name OF
T. KPTCIIAM & Co. will be continued under lhe same name
"a, the up,r rs,yIed ENOCH KETCHAa,
- " GEORGE W. kETCHAM
ENOCH ". kErCHAM.
Jan. !, 1877. JOHN u sritAot u.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
fesal Notices.

COURT of Common Pleas fOr the City and
OCoIBy or New YOrAThe New York life Insurance Com
pany against william j. Hdrgaye obeft Covers ue0oie ~
Sirden and Mary unknown his Hlfc, JOhD Blfy,
Matilda Marley, JOhu T. Hunt, susan West'rN0t Irsr
Franklin WALL lAlJc alilirdtf,
James NJ ODOune Gilman b. Du BJis, JOtu '. NagOtcrp,
William H. pu BJa Martin r. Dngan ry ANtcSs Henry
Enlu Henry ". BoieS Victory T. "eioT tOrd h1hn-
Mary A. Deyoc wife Of isaac I. Drvoc. 2-Snmons for
Relief Com. Ser) To each OF the DEFENDANTS abOSo
ramcd: hereby summoned aud required 10 answer The
complaint this action which "a this ay tec IN tie Once
Of Peas for the Ny
County Of NewYork IN the New Court hnse IN the Cy
Ork ami TO serve ~ SOut answer 10 The said
NcvOrk city. within twenty days after the service ot this
smunns YOU O the such service and
fa the sad complaint within the time Aforesaid
the pan,if ia this action will apply to the Onrt Tor the re
L.. 1879 HENRY 4. BOGERI, ,Plainuns Attorney
Gl2 lhw6wfu
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for the City and
~ County Of New-YOrk.-The NewYork life fnsurancs
Company William j. HarCraye Theodore A. Srateu
and Mary name UNKNOWN his wife Isaac Wa1feer Ad
mirsl Nelson Elenor Hunt wife m John 4. Hunt Mary A
wifi. ot Isaac l. DeYOe susan WescrNelt Peter
Goeet John G. &. Gsey. Franklin J. Wall James ~ ODon
Martin T. Dugau Henry A. Weeks Henry Binge Henry
I}ulos Victory ". Wem0re, Cord Mahnken, Mary A0tk
Catharine Jones Hiram Levy, Charles ODowd4 summons
for Relief Com not Ser To each OF the defendants above
complaint IN this acton which ~ this day MED IN tho
office Clerk OF OF Common Pleas in and Tor
the CITY County Of IN the New Court house IN
of New-lOrA. and 10 OF
the said complaint the subscriber at his Office No n
Chambevsst Newlork Cty, withn twenty days aer tho
this exclusive OF the day 0 such
the time aiousad the palutg action viii apply tia
Court for the relief demanded In the compsnI-Da1a Ne"
TOrx Nov. Z, 1875 - - - -
dI9 iawGwru HENRY a. BoGERT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
financial.
FoUETH NATIONAL BASK o. THE CRY OF NEW YoRK,l
YORK Dec. y 1H1G (

NOTICE is hereby given. that the annual
meeting OF tie Shareholders OF the Fourth National Bank
Of the City q Kew YORK. for the election Of Directors and
Inspectors Of Election for the ensuing viii be held on the
SECOND TT ESDAI 10Th January OF JANUARY, 1877
az o'clock at the Banking Of oad Bank In the
Notice ia hereby given special called meeting
OF the Shareholders Oi said Bank has been duly called and
will De held the time and fOr the purpose OF
taking such steps proper 10 redgce the
Capital stock said Fourth National Bank OF the CITY OF
SewYOk, from time TO time, 70 such not lesH tnn
three millions OF doars will the judgment Of tho Board
Of Directors " said Bank best promote its utctess and tO
that end t0 vote urou ndmcn addition to the Articles
Association said Bank whereby IL sha he provided that
the Board of Directors snail nave poeeT to reduce ihe cp
stock Of said Association from lime 10 time TO sich ar not
than three millions Of dollars VIII in their Judgment
promote said Bank and 10 do all acts
proper eject such reduction reductions
Polls will open at IL H. and close at | ?. - .
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
tllar5le Gno 5late lIGHIels.

4 TIENTION Now il the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND IAHBLE MANTELS.
Pri,cS never as low Sa,c steps li,"r- AMI az A Of
slate work. PEEhIiGN SLATE Co,
30 vHionsquare. y. ! Hthayc, an! lithoLl
STEWART Slate, Marble, and W Wood Mantcls
y elegant designs, grlCe from tlO ul.
The trade libcrlv dealt with go and 222 West 23dst
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
fjorscs ano 5arm5 t0antc0.

VSrANTED--A FARM (on shares preferred
" ly practical New I'm .l.ud farmer have tshen pic
uiufns m stock AM butter n county f2ir VIII give icronco
10 families supplied Wu batter ~ iLc season ot
riuub,rtf yCaIs AddtSs p D. BoN +5i, hn-rlJh' Ulster
Goa -. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

Il THE MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AND CONMONALIf
OF THE CITY OF NTW-YORK. IN
sealed proposals wild be received at the Comptrolers Ofee
until TUESDAY, Jan. o. lS17, at o'clock b. m, Whc ~
viii be publicly opened for The whole or any Pa on tno
of $3.50 4S3 Bonds OF the Mayor, Aldermen ant
atty Of the City Of New York authorized by ChaptI 10
laws OF 876 entitled act to provide for payment I9 tns
and occupation Of ermores and drilroOms III he Cy
New York passed May 2G, 1876.
interest the rate of cent per an
payable the first day OF May and November IN eacn
year the principal viii be redeemable three years On tho
date thereof
Lach proposal sOnd he sealed ard ndorse Proposals or
Bonds OF the Mayor Aldermen ana COlOnalty oi the t OF
NewYork and Bcosod in second envelope addressed 10 to
Comptroller o., --,.-.
The night reserved the part of the Comptroller 70 REJECT
al Of TIE bids in his Judgment the interests oi e
Corporation require it,
For full information see City Record. 80 .,,.
JOHN KELLY Comptroller.
City Of New York Department Of Finance, ConprolerS
Dec
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

OWING to the death Of Mr.. THEODORE
~ BROOKS aud the voluntary retirement OF MT JAMES
FM,CKINlAY their In rm ceases III II DAY
our business will DO eoadnstd a. hsrstoi9re W tS remain
In q uartnrfs Mr. THOS A. BROOKS, MI. LOUIS BROOkS
Mt rAUI. BROOKS. and Mr.. ERNEST A. BROOKS Mt.
WILLIAM NEWTON ADAaS Jr., viii continue 70 slgn per
pTOcuratiOu. -. p"VNh' W.
NewYok, Dec 81, 1919
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Gitn Real G9!a.s for Sale.

E0R SALE-By order OF ENrcHOr-Thc three
q HOUSES. 10 totii-ii, ili
No ji5 West Sjth st.: all wen rented Terms easy.
SAM'L EDDY, II5 Broau" ly, Room 50.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Drooalnn Dropcrln 80 Lel.

Fg7O LET-3-stcry brick SCilOOL-llOj ~ 10.
/ l5S Hemscrst. :;stpry brcE DWELLING 10 WI
ioushbysL GORDON L>loEp. ~ 'larA .-, bro'SIyH.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Countrn t,fal estate TOR Sale.

NOS COB, on Ncw-Haycn RalrOad.--Ncat
- cottage caragehousc and acre. Sth water front:
very nice; price, $4,000.
TOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 100 acres;
Z stock, implements possession G. H. GAEDiN Ei+ King
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
-0RTn CAROLINA HONDS.

n Ok IT IATUIIN-A DV.NII'o. =. =, =
~ Holders Bonds of the state Of Nnrh 2Tona arc
reoue,pd 10 meet O'Clock a. on TlltRSDA jan
A. al Ito Assembly Room Of the New Iork trMinS iiousv
in tlth Bank Buidlug corner
bic a1d Nass1usts entrance Il Pncst, for the rif-
o. Of comforting together the Gesi means ol securing
loe nitanl Of the debt Of the stale Bona
hnlcis who canO. attend requested 20 c0lnlhuiche
win FRED BCtttTgd Co, who dp0A Application VIII iui
hlSh III! 4'i'i i'''''''" " At-GT--T HVJ MONT e. CO..
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
NEFICE DIV THE PEORIA, PEKIN AND

~ ROAD co, 20. NGssa,s,, NRw,I IoRK. peG q! lo'6,
Tho cor PON~ Of the FIRST MORTGAGE BOZ po OF
thr GENITAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPASN, the
WE+TERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and me
CALrFJRSIA AND OKEGDN Raj ROAD ClAtAN \,
doe 1871 will Doe pai n gold at the Office ~ Floh q
HATCH, No : NaS-aust Holders presenting t'h Oi more
coupons ~ have them fDr examination, ~ which case re-
CENT will be- given and payment made on Che ooHns Gay
u
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

N'OR SALE, Cheap-A small FAkM OF clght
acres one mile from depot on main rnad brcS 10 So
nery, and ether tGJgs al kinds ~ chocc fruit trees
rich Land Suitable 0r Truck farm BuiiiGg5 worm tl9
mcn,V - half cash. balance 5000 yearly. abby
POOLE Box 30. T. De- Last Sircud5DurS Prn or " NJ
DAVIS, Tribune OGice, y. Y.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20

eetattete. Der liberaIen partet febt
etne serlplttterle Minpelbett eeeendber,
ote ausenblifltb feline anoeren 8afsn
bat aIs DrOteae. Die conlervattpe
portet bte friibsr bas 3seteruness Gle
ment ausma6te; III oeri@wunben, ibre
lfBten llebetbletblel baten feline fefe
Stelluns mebr. NiGt beler llebt 90
NIT cen Galriniiten Ober loeenannten
Unit NeuOlutionatren. Sbr 0lbrer,
or. HuDper, bat IeDtBIi@ aus 6ab
ee9en Die Eatbolifen Die Derntds
tuns lstner eteenen partet Der
bstaefabrt uno ben Iriumpb Der
ltbraIen partst bsfSrDsrt. Wan Be.
essnet aud BIER Der bsquemen Neoens,
art bab aus cem usbermae bee 85len
oas @uts SebOren wsrDen fcus; Dtes
aibt aber Ntsmanbem pas @e6t, cus
usbermae pes B5len 3u beadnfttaen
unc tbm ntdt ent9eeensutreten, 70 laroe
es nod m5sitd tft. Die GoIeen Des
lnterrt&tssGel psrben pieS ,ei9en.
Die fatbOIif&e Yartet ffebt auf ale
Tdle auetn. te tann auf ben erlcn unp
bsftf9fen NnfaQ re@nen. Durtb ben
artumpb Der .,Reformattpn" wuroe Der
Ratbclicismus In ben yieperIonben
coselfret; ua6 an9em Darten ertannts
man tbm Die Grifensbere@ttaune une
aud Die sew6balt6en ftaatsbaresrlt,
@en Ne&te su; aber i'm @runDe se-
nOmmsn 1T oiele partet nod tmmer
ma@tIos.
6aaG 25. 5ept. Die 3wstte 9ams
mer nabm NIT 44 sesen % Stimmen
ben Gag Der AntwortsNpreGe auf Dte
Eb,onreoe an, uelber erfldrt, swtlhen
Der Resieruns unD Der Rammsr isi tetn
GtnverfdnDnts be;dslth Der Grase pes
VOlfs unterridtes uorbanpen. Nan
betra&tet Otele Abffimmung als MtBs
trauens. @Otum 8eeer oas Mtntitertum
uno Die Berufune raetfaler Oitniiter
aIs f@sr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
Seferreieb.

@ien "a. Sept. Denn aud bic
peuh6e Beu6Iteruns Der Monar1ie .tn
anesbOrenersansmdtbiste BET Der tboi,
lOien. neutralen baliuns Der futlsrlt6en
Rssieruns 9eseniiber Dem rulf(@silr>
filden 3tte9e ft6 rubig usrbdlt, Hm 70
l'btofter III cie 8ewesuns Der SCENTS
tber In anbsren lbetlen Der Wanar6fe.
60 befebt in @altsten etne rlbrfee
partet, pel@e unabldlfs bemIbt 1T,
etne onttrulGide Sunosebung Der poll
ntlden abseoroneten 30 prppociren.
Da Der Gerluh, mittels elmer ApreGe
on Den 9atler Den Wln(Gen uno aus
l@auunsen bes saIistl6en eanbtaess
in otsler 6tnfdt NusOruf su esbsn,
Dur6 ben pI5sIt&sn S6lus Ds6sl-
ben abgsi6nitten wurpe, Damtl
pte 2eputtrten i'm @bseorpneten
SauIe benz OrientaltiGen Srte9s
seeenabsr it6 sun3 palRp DerbuIten,
70 lclen ctslslben nunmebr purG
etrlen Aorefeniturm su tllrtenfreuncIt>
den SunOaebunsen esn6tpiet wsrDsn.
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