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Tho Loadon Dust nan.

There are more than 100000 inhabS
tied houses in London, consuming more
than $780, 600 tons of coal Il year, and
besides I ashes from the great quanN
iity OF fuel, the dustman gathers the
other refuse of the houses, lie is ems
ploypd by contractor, who agrees with
the corporation to remove the ashes,
etc, out Of the city, and the contractor
divides every load into six parts, as fol.
lows. Soil, or fine dust which is sold
to brickmaker5 for making bricks, and
to farmers for manure; brie2e, or Gins
ders, sold to brickmakers for burning
brick rags, bones and old metals, sold
to marine store dealers; old tin and
IRON vessels, sold to trunkmakers for
clamps; bricks, oyster and otner shells,
sold Tor foundations and road build
ing; and old boots and shoes,
sold to the manufacturers of Prus.
sian blue Sometimes much more walls
liable than these are found, and the
reader may remember the romance that
Charles Dickens made out of London
dust,man-Our Mutual Friend. 1t rs
in sitting tho different parts of the load
that the men, women and children are
employed they are as busy as ants
mere babies and wrinkled old danes
take a part in the labor, and all of them
are so covered with dust and ashes that
they are anything but pleasant to con-
template, though, as II rule, they are
useful, honest and industrious members
of society. Dustie" is what the Lon.
doners familiarity call the dust'man, and
only few know in what ignorance and
poverty he lives One would think that
he would work himself into better oc'
cupation, but his family have been dust
men for generations, and the genera
tons after him are not likely to change
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M. senlslensr,. oplnlen ol-nIn..

Washington special 20 Cincinnati Gas
zette Mr. SchleIcher Is Of the opinion
that inasmuoh ~ our government has
made y peremptory demand, that Mex,
leo shall comply with certain conditions
precedent 10 recognition, Dial should
not be recognized until these terms
have been met, yet the Mexican goy'
ernment has refused 10 comply with
them, Nevertheless, agenla Of phz
are here olamoring for recognition, and
u strong public opinion seems 10 sup
port them 4 recent copy Of Msyi-
can paper furnishes, perhaps u reason
why public opinion IA aetllugso strongly
In favor OF DaA The paper referring
10 the object Of tho mission Of Hhmo
cana and of two other representatives.
Of the Dia government here says that
they are for the purpose Of clearing the
atmosphere OF the American press,
Whatever the otuso Of II, the amos'
phere NJ least Of q certain portion Of
The New York press has been greatly
cleared in favor Of the recognition Of
the Diaa government Mr. Schleichcr
says the Dia1 government Itself started
NJ u revolutionary movement among
these very cattle raiders on the nor'h'
ern border II isa creature oil reyolu.
ton. The Dinz movement received lis
frat impotus in loan of 100000 made
TO Diaz by the brolhcrin-aw Of tho
bandit CorIina, aud that noted bandit
chief himself as soon as he escaped
from prison. declared for Diaz IL will
be impossible, theroi re, Mr. Schleicher
thinks Tor Da1 heartily to 60 operate
with the United States in putting down
the very men who have helped TO make
4 revolution possible,
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uISEs ANnLIaUORs.

wHIsKY-sweet mash, 81 jOSi 80; Sour
mash, 81 S09GOO. s,,.. c.,o,,ha
per gal. Ell l0@2 %; Port, per gal, si,tvSt "
al e6ssi 40. White wine, in cases, " IjHZi W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in basket, 30
HeIdsieck, in basket, SO 0Oi krug. ! Dhske''
s2T no: Domestic champagne, slzglo'
ALE-Stock ale. cask, " lo9s w. foi'ei'
RRAN hi Els Domestic, in cask, sl3giS;
f;ognac, per gall, 81 3S92 Is; French, per ge,.'
"a GOALS 60;Apple, per gal, u 159S Io'rescn'
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LunnEu MAHISET.

YELLOW PINE lioxing, fencing, scnnt.
ling, uur Thousand, SlN 90, dreshu So
uuurlng, dressed and matched, w OOi Match
cd ceiling, taU 20; weather. bOnriing, III 90,
WHITE PINE-R Tough, per thousand
SO GO; suTft ed, 500 %; matched ceiling, s2soO
Notwithstanding, so 90, -. ,
CYPRESS-,R ugh, por thousand, so W
surfaced, $50 00 pictvW, 80 90, --..
SHlNuLEs-Nellow pine, cut, vs. OOGi hOi
log leni pine, sawed, "a ~, cypress eut, 81 10
gi 70,
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City Attorney,

authorlzsd ana requested % an,
NeN91 nniIiu Oi Mh, w. NJ hpNAlIp a
lalp' 'snta,aats Tor Clly Attorney Elee'lp'
igdlalH''
... ana authorized and requested - an
Ne AWNEpI hlhaa 40 q pAhlluhlh
lal.s ',iiUn 20 tho Otiieo nl cry Attorney
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LIME AND CEMENT,

CEMENT oscndla- N worth ~ " harie
LouiSvillc, hust no 10 kept - DO v barrel
Dallas, ~ IN,
LIME-lhe best quality Ia barrels IL worth
29i lu bulk, ~ dOi ordinary Dallas, BOO PEI
hushbl.
pliAsrEN IL worth SO 30 " barfol,
rho hupp,y,Oi the above mentioned hfl.
les /, ample demand fair; market hrm,
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rESu AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 Zoos ~; sal,
mon. llb 81 4jtG2 30; Lobstsrs, ~ OOS2 ~
Cove oysters, coats; Corn beef, u 20
SARDIN E5--19 box, slS OOgl9 W; I-4 DoA'
%, s.Ik
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LiNLurOuL, February lu,- Noon, Cotton
null ana unchanged,
rRlpAY, HATuHpaY
Midlllug uplnudH tisi cd
Middung OilrWih t. Ulsd hhd
Stlvb d,uOu hhluHi speculation ma export
1000 buui receipts 1900 uhluH ull American.
cultures l-i!i cheaper,
UpluudS low uNduliug clause, February
delivery Uli February uud MniOh ti,
MprOh ana ApulGdi Ann and May u ! Gd;
May end duuNG ls3iui Iuur AMI JAY u l-lOd,
in Uud Aupust hsdi uuH crop shipped
February ana Mnlch nN rail, d led,
liDp N, Salog lJVU bhlea Amofirhn. Flu
lures steady, Oplunus iuw mldiling cinuso
May ana luuu delivery dl.Nd; June M
jay l-lGl, August and scpwnber 6.32d,
NEW OH.EANH, February -NlIht-uot.
ton ttrady and IA good demand. salta 10000
hulYs
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CRAM aAauIp
BHEADsTUPFs.

fLpUh-CT6spent iu sacks, $40 ran
laelni0, 500 Empirp, pisli xxx, Hnni
kAele, .. lhi Magnolia, ia sacks, oa lbs, 81 ~ !
ludlh AAAi 81 30 Stats OnntNl AKIN,
" ~ ph0lee Family VI AS slar Mills, Xxx,
Use,
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EsOILENTs AND rMUITa.

hntp Lien lh-lrlsh pnlAloes, per hhli " lh
tern, peI crate, " M,
fhUlIa-Applth green per hhl VI ulBi so
Apples dried per lbh, iAei Oranges, ppr Dbl
u uli LpinOnhi per box, 10 90,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-17
IiAuh hIhIrIIIrnI

Nav fQRh February ill., l.nanH decreased
=. milliuni specie INCREASED mlllinni legal
ipndrn deeiraspd - mlillpni deposits IN,
creased miuinnsl Tpsntya Increased n,
million, hnnkh uOW hpld ll mllllnna iu "a
ppas ~ legal requirement
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nAIIING NIuEF.

BAGGlNG Light, liA@li%c; Heavy 1870
49, ,,.
WlNE--B ailing liulS; Cotton, 20W2sr'
IRON n Es-Arrow, W 70 per bundle, with
discount ON large lots,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-17

INV IORK, February ld,-hifrllng hrin,
VI u. Money Easy Hl iql pof cent npld II
weak at N Ol' Govern Mpnl BOND hrm,
SLATE bonds aulh
hKW uKLEARs, February lh,-nnld N u.5s4
/ uAt, hlght pag, sterling pAnk " bai.,
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the

been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning NOT
only the Ii. d I. d. Railway, but Texas gems
orally:
Agent, Az Broadws y, N. Y.
Gen. ]. b. RO ERTsON, Pass. & Immigra-
tlon Agent, ll3 N. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
A. alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.R COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agep-
O es Of the M. X. a T. Railway, In New York,
Cnicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Louia
J. WALDO,
Gent Pass. q Freight Agt, Houston, Texa-
:" ssnf ssp9n Hossson. :ssras:iansslu
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q igs laGlnsebgl SEA olihlastbeFFy,'l a.
Bi 10
ilhs-uld Holland. pefgalY b h0esl 0i
Dpnu no. 90 galu n ll4i n,
49, As-lAlnHpai NJ n.tli
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cry rRGAsuRER

gearo authorized aud requested 70 an
tBbro the name Of John " BONFN q, \
srdlIair Tor recollection ~ the illcr Of Guy
bstsnrpr Election ApIil2, 1879
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MARKETS HY TELEGnArn


hEw AnRK, February Do r. aiNnkR siTang,
MnHpy F. 700 cent, nnldg pll,, EEphanat
-lnng 10 81, ahnn "a o. staiu nndH siNalY
4ofpfnmpul bonds nfm ana in snmp pAsta
hlpadH,
nnll nnnnaa nlam.
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sutbuTlled ana requested Va All'
bfA,p AI4f'J, Is. liEllkFpltp csc ethll'
.llplp ~ KIN. ION 10 thH Oflipso Nliy hep'
AZ " election Aprll y ih'a'
4, and ap bqrl4sd egd Eqe d ,dld NJ ~, y,
@rArLl J, ppA "a y g s, ,,,n"sp IN IN
s'auai,s oftIy ae'''''''' "''''''' '''''
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uALyEsroH February la.-tniinn, receipts
l,ain bAlrh tlpulrH Va Great liniaiu -
haies, enaslwisa sli baiei saies W. TALES.
ht0QE nl,pJ Dalps, Market uahy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-17

NV NWHNi FVWTWNFF W. "''"'l "NTNIl
aieauy,
fRpAN, HArpapAY,
UplHndH, ll'lNN 40 ll-luO
OnnnnH .,.,..,r, 10 lhlno 10 llrluu
HaleH iil0 halps, fuiufuH llrm,
March 10 GislU luoi Apnl 10 Mslp tui May
10 mAl0 pao, Jane a ul9ll llci jay n iva
IA ~
Night Cotton barely steady, W nnda
10 li'luo, urlehnH 40 ih'iN0, Nnlsh $50 bales,
Consolidated not Ie0oipta ld,2lu baipsi Ca
pOriH a. uirat llrl Rln A,ill hHlphi France
h,ill bales
Futures closed barely steady halen 49,
OOl bales,
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'rO all POINT rs.
STATE OF TEXAS.

H. gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
esi scenery, finest AGRICULTURAL district and
cTent grazing grounds OF the West.
,tp passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmane
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Carr
loRye III. Louis daily via the M, X. q L. R'y
at a. M; Hannibal ut 10 u. IN :, and Sedalia
at 1923 y. M, running through to Denison,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection IL also made
nj sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X. 4 r. at Denison for 1T. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
poInts North and East; with the Texas Il Pa
cine at Sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and oil points East and Southeast, and
~ Houston with the g., ii. a u, A for San
Antonio, the g., ii. & ii. Tor Galveston, the
Texas n New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
coasts, and the Liverpool q Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeEel
pleasant scenery OF broad prairtes, bcautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, ana fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers ana
shippers In preference TO others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston ually
(t kept Saturday at 2:2O p. m :, houston
$40 D. IN. Hearne at z25 p. M, Dallas 1850 g.
IN. and Denison at ll:46 a. m.
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NEW UnLEANs, Eabtuuty lO,-Flour--De,
mand light, holders arm, kupolhue u 90
Xxx a. 90; xxx 50 2jHB 20 higher grades
50 200, 90, torn acCive and nrm, lHOihlc Oats
steHCN, demand far, chOice daluna Soc. Cot.
f-e In ttClVe and frm, cufgu,s ordinary loo
G; primo bUlS0 gold, sugar, NciNe; Coln-
mon to wood common o. lNGr; fair 10 inlly
fair Blsog7c, primo 10 choice S4M7C; yellow
l7Qs2Uo; fair gid2joi prime 10 choice S2@iOc
kiGe sioody; ordinary TO choice Louisiana
O&@Gj4c.
NEW York, February 49, Flour without
decided change; little moro local trade de-
mund; less doing supeTfine western and
state VI s5gl w, closing ilrlni southern iouI
firm and sn moderate demand; COM
mon TO fair extra 90 oO@B Ol; good 10 choice
extra 20 Dogs 20. Wheat shadt lower less do.
Ing shippers Inclined to hold OIL, pence
moss materially checking Tho export de
mand; 81 33Hl 30 for NOa winter red, VI ~
for migrated winter red, Corn IL shhue
lower, light trade, 0Jc for yellow, west
ern; bG6sj7v for yellow sOuthern; 5OW5SIac Tor
ungrndod western mixed. Oats quiet and
arm. Con duh, Rio AT liH@l7Ac.
ST. LOUIS, February lB,-Flour; lower
grades in demand and firm, prices closed
unsettled; fancy 90 5Oa6 70; family 70 500
65, Wheat Irregular No red 81 20A
spring quiet, 81 Oi14 Corn firm, No. mixed
Is&l2f, g. oats quiet at 25l9c. Rye scarce
and wanted, 53J bid for No 2, held higher.
Barley dull and UNCHANGED. whisky steady
ut 81 Of. Pork firm at $40 IS. Lard nom;
lnally flrm, prime steam 81 20 bid, 81 20 asked
Dry salt meats. nrmer, SO 5OD5 l2ls, s. so for
shoulders, clear ribs and clear sides loose
Bacon quiet and firm, lA@IAc, $40 for
shoulders, clear ribs and clear sldcs.
Hogs At IS 500 e0 for packing TO fancy
Cattle-Quiet and ~, closed weak
prime to choice sleeIs "a JO@i 10; corn FED
sheep-fn better demand; extra heavy
shippers "a 3j@i %.
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f1UEYERs,pAGiE,
UfHOYNESCO.
Blank Book Makers,
Retail StationerS,
liz g. 100 Monroe ST.,
CHICAGO.
FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
the Bosaue river, at Clifton, Bosgue county,
Texas thirty-two miles west OF waco IN one
Of the richest and most desirable sectlons oI
the state, and where wheat is produced In
large quantities.
These mills are located on end run by one
of the finest water powers in the state.
linsstone rock, on a solid rock foundation,
OF both bottom and sides,
lhe mill house is i0x65 feet square, two and
a half stories high, and contains two sets OF
wheat and one set of corn rocks, all III nne
order.
The location IL high and healthy, With
good schools and good soci-ty..
This dpsirab property VIII be solu ioi
dIvision) on the most advantageous TERMS
NV" - WM. A. FORT, Agent,
declld&w2m Waco, Texas.
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Highest temperainre-,,......,....
7NN iNWlflNl pfHnr''iH','f-.f..f,., =
Rainfall Ia inphes,..,,,..,-.,. I. .,..,,....,.
u, W, hAHRErr.
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LINn arnnK MAnKEr.
CoIINTnV pn0DUUl.

CulcKENS-per d0ao,,,,,.u,,,u,,uS = Is
~ rs tvi duH .tttt. tss'ss,s't'' 5000 lONNc
~ TIER Pure homemade, scarce, $4,000
SWEET TNIAruES-Por bushel,, 30llOc
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niucg and AoOI

GALVESTON, February i6,-Hides ective
Dry selected 1870; light snlteu l3lSc; stack
sailed llbc; kips lie; wet sailed az they
run &c; selected SCI butchers green o19c,
of burs ls@2lc; coarse li@lSc; coarse Western
and Mexican Halle.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This lnlment very naturally orlgihatod III Aner,'
ca whero Nature provides In her laboratory such
suiprsing antidutcs for the maladies OF her chit
dren. Its fame has been spreading Tor - years
until now it eucircleA tho habit able globe.
The Mexlcnn Mustang Llnlmeut Is u inatcIless
remed Nor 81 external Amcniso Of man and bcost
To stbck owners aud farmers II "a invaluable.
single bottle often saves n human ne or TO
stores the usefulness of an excellent horse OK,
cow or sheep
Ii cures footrot. hoofail, hollow horn, grnb
screw worm. shoulder.Iot. mango the bites anu
stings OF poisonous reptiles and Insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life
1t cures every external trouble OF horses, sacn
as iameness, scratches swinny, sprains. founder,
wind gall, ring bone etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Imminent IA the quckest
ourr In the world for accidents occurring In tho
family, in tho absence Of 3 physician. such as
burns scalds sprains cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
tism' and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable TO Miners.
ID il The cheapest remedy in the world. for Il
penetrates the muscle to the bone and single
application is generally sufficient to cure, -.
Mexican Mustang Llniment Is put mp In three
sizes OF bottles the larger ones being proportion
ately much she cheapest
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ssw NonS, February id,-oo''on barely
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25

81 t1nri0fe ais &prmauer unp Spu@
werf ent9e9entemmten, pauttt ni6t bic
menl6ltde @eieQl6aft in ben alien
N~ber9lauben unp bic alte Sarbaret
surIdfaae.
@dre bod bte1e BELL ame Mutpritdt
nteuals perna6ldifst pper neridmdbt
wprpen! Damn bdtte ii9erli6 weber
bic weltltde 6irtensepalt jenen erbos
benen unb betlt9en S6muG Yerlpren,
ben 1ie ais @e6enf ber &elt9tpn an
li6 trua unb Der ben etnen menl 6en=
~wiirbieen unp eblen 0runb bes Sc
9priamS bilbet, nod wdren 10 sablz
rei6e Mufitdnpe unb &riese entbrannt,
wel6e nit llnbeil une Wprb bic 2dnz
ber betmiudten, nod wdren bic einlt
blibenofen unp NUN pom @tpfel ibres
Slides berabsetirsten &eide burd
boS 0ewtdt BON Dran9fal aQer Nrt
niepersebeust. .
8ewets bafiir finb bic prientaltfden
GSlfer, welde bic ianften 8anbe,burd)
bic fte init bteiem @pptpltlden Stuble
perbunpen tparen, aerrti1en 6aben unb
babur6 bes GlanseS ibres uriprinsz
li6en Npels, Der 3ieroe Der @ihenz
16aften unp &inite une Der @urpe If
ret 5erri6aft serluitts sesansen ftnp,
Die berpprrasenpen 8cbltbaten
aber, pelde na6 Dem ribmlt6en3 eusz
Mile auer 3etten spn ptefem Mppfolt@
I6en Stuble in jeben Strt6 ber Grbe
aus9e9ansen ftnb, bat ant metten UNI
fer italtenti9es 2anb e%mpfunben. ST
ndber bteles bemfelben lag, um f.
ret6lidere Gridte empfng es Spr
inn. Mabrli6, bic rSmtfden pdpitt
fno ss, benen Stalien ben s~ebtesener
Nubm unb taS Nnleben serranft no,
pur6 es ut1ter ben ibrteen GTlferr
~berscrraate. Die Nutprttdt terielber
unb bic pdterlide Glriprse baben e.
mebr alS etnmal rpr ben Nn9rifer
bet Teinbe serettet unb i'm 5ilfe uni
8ettano 9ebra6t, 70 eaB Der fatbplt'
f9e @laube gu allen 3eiten tn 5erset
oer Stalteuer unyerleBt sewabrt muir:
be. Sir ptefe gerbienfte unferer Spr.
sdnser seust UNI Anberes gu iber:
9eben, Sprsisltd bas @epd6tntb be-
3etten 2ep's bes Grpben, Meranoer'i
Ill, Snnpcens' III, pes ). plus V.
2ep's K. unb anberer 9dplte burd
beren 5iilfe unb S6uB Stalten fem
&ettuns fanb Spr Der Don ben Sar:
barren Jpn brpbenben &erntdtun9, Del
alien @lauben unserfdlidt wabrt
unb uttter BET 6tniterniB unb Gerfpm
menbett zines rpberen 3eitalterS bal
2t6t unp ben Slang Der @thenidaf
ten unp &inite ndbrte unb itrablenl
erbtelt. 3euse 1T AUDI pteie unier
eple Stabt, ber pdpite Sts, wel6e np1
benielben bic srGbte Grudt e%rstelte bal
fe midi nur cine fidere Surs bes
@laubenS par, ipnbern aud, sur gu:
fu9t Der fd6nen &iinlte unp gun
8Obniis Der @etsbett aepOreen1 hi
gepunberun9 unp N6tun9 Der 9atset
@elt it6 erparb.
(s@luB auf Ser pierten Sette ;. Sl.)
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Gdgltd, cmpfansen
Ato E.;,nrfGi,,,tpr NNrf

~N.1ASI ~ D'
tie Giscrtbnmer BON
iner
Regulator" anere
~tennunScn aug alien
9Geilen req 2aneeS rrn
gerirnen pen Grsiez
buns unb 1rbcr 9eiea=
i6aftli6er SteuunS in
8e5us auf Die number
Barren Soeiltrdfte ttez
fer errben MCfiSin.
Getn annere8 Grdpordt
nfG err TrauIdtnrH lit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-25

ien,als enttedt rrrrten, has 70 ~erfrlareit Gpspepiie une
perrenbte Qctten seteilt, uno Fem Granten einen in icteP
StnIi6t %seiunren ISuitanb res S6rpcrs unb GeiltsS irisz
bereeeeben Bate. Der i6 raid rerluehrenee Ve9ebr
mad 6teier Mepi;in, unb In Splge relieu unicr beeeuten=
Der abias ~rerielben, itnb binreideneer Setpsis lbrer
oro6o, HnNuInrtt6t
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&0ntel. bair. eenebmiete
&irhenbau = gutterie Bweibra6en

gum ausbdu Der fatt.
&irde in Der Gemeinte 3peibriden, bair. Rteinsfaf;.
3tebnng a1t 3. S%epteuber, 1878.
unter tDnisl. batr. nptarieGer 9eituns.
200, 600 eppfe! 60Gts. pro 9rps! 10000 Irefer !
Mnf 20 eppfe elm 1reffer!
Gin Samptacpinr BON Gsnf. 10000.
Sin Sauptsepinn BON Rmf. 30, O0O !
I'M @an;en 10000 @eltsertnne unb 8 rerttspne &C.
rndlee tes b%erutmten Ralers Sdraneplpb.
Dds 3ietunes. 2efultat rirb fpfprt turd bic eurp-
p6iihe General Asentur rpn Aueuf G&uler,
3weitrifen, in ~ntetrsren 3eitunsen perEffentfi6t unb
9erutnne sleiS, ansbesatlt. sOeie g 60 Gents tns sa
ers, New gprf. Nm IS. Suli 1878 TT Gef&6fts : as.
f&tus fur Anerita. prripette, frWie rsitere austaaft
hard ben General 81 senten.
Sntius Sausnndnn, 9ldSfabrifant unt Snar prteur,
$50 8ppers, ;p. 8. u. 4. Ctr, Ner gprf.
N. B. Wteterpsrtdufer eetalten set srEserer
Gbaatme 10 0l0 8abatt!
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$mpereamfen.
Gine MiQiDn
@or9en 2amces*
SIN 1ibweflt6en Mtnneicta unc nprb1
weltltden Soma.
2dnas Der ct. Saul unb Sipur Gtta nnb
Der 6tDur Gttp unb ct. saul
Gtlenbabn.

20 Bis 40 guIbet @etsen per Ider. 40
BIS 80 gulbe1 Mats per Ader. Timber
trefFi6 fur aQe &rten @etreibe uno Sc
mile. &etGer 8cben, natirlt6e @ieien
NIT benz ipptsfen @raswu6ie. @eiunpes
<1na. @utes Wa6er.
Naber Mbiab fir Sarm<9rcbufte in ben
RAID aufblibenben Statipnspldsen ldn9s
Der 8abn, nit S6ulen, &tr4ea, Nublen,
@ef6dfts> unb @df>6duiern.
6albe Sabrpretie fur iol4e. bic etne Set
matb i'm fubmefliden Mtnneicta fu6en.
Sable Sabrpretie fir bic Samtlte unb
balbe Sra6t fir 6dusbaltr@erdtbe fur
fclde, bic Gifenbabn1anp eefauft baben
unb suert auf tbr 2dnb 3tehen.
SIR pettere Nusfunft dbrelitre man an
bdS
9ano 1epartement ct. Saul II. siour Gity
u. g., ct. Ganl, Mitn.
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@pilcptiiebe Mmfdae,
pfer
Tollen0e &romfDeit

sebeift-fein 6uimbus-turd1 c%irrtDnnt=
lid)en Gcbrard) BON Gr. Gpularn's bcribintern
aberseusen, hab rieie gutper gang has terirten, mas
mir bebaupten, molten mir ~benielben cine ScriMdDss
fd,acbtel f~pffcnfrei per grft sul&tden: "a Gr. @en-
larb Der einst8e &rst TT, nel@er ie hisie 8rantfett BE-
samerbaft sebcilt murtsn turd ZEN @sbraua tisltr
Nulpcr, 70 mereen mir cine ~bicibcnce Sciluns in icz
Dem Sale sarantircn. Iae gsteenftn luutet eteie
3u iberieueen.
fir $40. co., bur6 RE 9pf mad irsen6 einent glaBe Ger
Ser. Gtaaten rber Canada sei6ift mad Grnpfan9e es
greifes rter per Grpreb s. .. .. &brefe.
Nfb s. Npbbtna,
$50 Sutton Ctr, grppflsn, g. 9.
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fatren resslmdfis ale ~rier3efn Gage sptf6en Bremen
unp Baltimore uni netmen gana8iere 3u blat8ltenNds
ten an.
gBir MAIDEN np6 t~efcntsrs auf f~rtBenbs fir teutf6e
Reifente tepba6tunespsrtte @rr3iae aufmertiant, mel
DE eieie Seife nit unfern S6tffen bistet; Die pahd-
siere Fnt inter Geutf6en, tOnnsn lid alfr nit Seber-
mann rertdnttsen Dtne Grluetf6er 3H gsbrau6en.
~llniieen aus einem S6iH IN cas- adhere ME BET tnot-
recten 8eiien fntet ni6t TAFT lie 9ah18iere 8eten In
Bremen frglei6 at Srrb res Seedntampfers unS rcr>
laNen ~ecnfelben crit i'll 9altimpre.-
lit ,uafeih Iespt fer Baltimore UNI StiD Giisnbotn,
relde pa1aeiere prn une mad Fem g9eften III bili9ez
rem 3reiicn %tefErrert, ais ir9enb cine Gtieneatn BON
Ner yprf unb 9tillfflpttd.
Bel Intunft her GampfidtHe rirb has Dept fur
ane Ni6tan9efelten 9%ei6lpien, 10 eas he Gtnpaneerer
ui6t Ter @efatr d~useeiebt linS rrn Setrn9ern beidrtnl.
telt ~ reretn, mas in aneern 9atenpldsen letper 10 OF
Der Eau lit. ~
g8essn Sradt uni paFase in tiefen In ieSer 9tnltdt
empfetensrertten sfitsn renfe man f@ an sts ~e-
neral M9enten
81. G6umaHer S SO.
SIR. 5. Soutt Gas Ctr, 8dlttncre