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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

Scotchmcn are generally credited
with the exercise Of every device Of in
genuity before parting with their
money; but Mr. Gillespie of Cupar has
distinguished himself above all other
Scotchmen. 1t appears that Mr.. Gil
lespie had IA dog, for which he had no
license. His defence was that lie was
not liable. a dog, he contended, rs
an animal with four legs; mine has only
three; OF, if my dog is liable to the tax
at all, it is clear, as my dog has only
three legs, he ought to be charged only
three-fourths of the ordinary tax
However, Notwithstanding the ingenu-
ity of Mr.. Gillespie's pleas, they were
oyerruled by the Court; and it is now
established, on judicial authority, that
dog is liable to the tax, whatever be
I the number of his legs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

The wool of the lamb is generally
softer than that of the sheep from the
same flock. and as it has the felting
quality in high degree, is much used
in the hat manufacture. The wool OF
lambs that have died Il natural death
possesses less OF this feiting property,
and is employed for fanneis and lambs
wool hosiery. Young sleeps wool,
and all long-grown staple woods, are
bough. by those who comb them for
bombazines and the ike goods. The
short-stapled and weak-grown Old
sheep's wool can only be used by man
ufacturers of broadeloths and fancy
goods.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

A young preacher of q praposSesSing g
appearance, and an agreeable voice
and manner, having mounted the pull
pit, was suddenly seized with loss Of
memory, ard completely forgot his ser
mon. To have come down again would
have been diSagIaceful. If he tried to
preach he had nothing to say. What
was to be done in tits extremity? lie
resolved to stand firm and 10 make the
most Of his voice and gestures, with
out using any but imperfect or uncon-
nected expressions, such as, IN fact,
but, if, and again, 10 conclude, and so
on. Never did a preacher appear to
possess such fire. lie beloved, he ut
tered pathetic eXClamatiOnS, he clap
ped his hands, he stamped with his
feet. Everything shook abont him,
the very vault Of the church echoed
with his vehemence. The audience
remained i'll profound silence; every
60 - fegt,,:IG his head, anJ redOuD-
led his attention, TO understand what
was perfectly umintelligible. Those
who were near the pulpit said, we are
too near, we can hear nothing. Those
who We're farther off, regretted the
dis mce at which they sat, thinking
they were los.ng The finest things III
the world. IN short the preacher kept
is audience on the stretch for three
qua! tiers of an hour, and retired with
TIE applause Of the whole audience,
each of whom determined next time 10
choose his seat better, in order not 20
lose the fruits Of such discourse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

The raising, culture, spinning and
weaving of silk, and lis preparation
and introduction into market, us q
source of profit to the coIored people OF
the South, are among the ambitious
objects for which Lowery' Industrial
Academy, in Huntsville, Ala, has
been founded. Twenty-Five acres ot
land, with buildings costing originally
over SlO9. eco, have been leased, and Tie
owner. Governor Reuben ChapG II,
has offered to give the entire property
to the founders, if they will secure a
endowment fund by which the academy
can be firmly and rermenent'y estah-
liShed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

From series of observations, under
the auspices of the Royal Agricultural
Society of Sweden, it appears that the
milk yielded By a herd of COWS remains
very constant in composition through
ont the year. y daily analysis OF the
milk given by fifteen cows, of different
breeds but uniformly well fed, exhibit
ed the percentage of solids in the milk
rs never once, during the entire year,
having fallen as lowas ll.5. The high
est percentage of solids was l4.oS. On
ly four times during the year did the
solids fall below L per cent, While the
/ average was 12.S per cens.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29
Song OF the Grass.

Peep! peep! peep! peep!
Now break my winters sleep;
Now in silence win Hy way
Upward 10 the light OF day.
Thought the dead yet fragrant mass
OF the last years tangled grass,
Up, BY every random stone,
Up. by every tree o'crbloyn,
BY the brushy fences side.
Where young vi0lcts lurll ana hide,
am comm: everywhere,
Ger the earth all brown anl bare.
Greet me gladly, gratefully;
Summers faithful herald I,
Kindly to my tender spears
Eeni, ana lend attentive ears.
EuiIa / whisper sweet Of flowers,
yTtsiIp ! Jeu OF summer showers,
Prophcsy Of golden grain.
And Of loaded autumn wain,
Greet me gladly, for me
Prophet true Of good you sc,
Coming, coming, everywhere,
Making all the brown earth fair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

The sweet-scented vernal grass is the
earliest of all British grasses, coming
into flower in that country by the end
of April, and ripening the seed about
the first or second week in June. The
produce of this grass is everywhere
scanty, and it is consequently wholly
unfit for the purposes of hay in one
crop. 1t thrives best when combined
with many different species, and is
therefore true permanent pasture
| grass.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

4 German lieutenant, during the
late war, gained admittance to Presi
dent Lincoln, and, by reason of his
winning department and intelligent
appearance, vas promised a lieuten-
ants commission in cavalry regiment
lie was so enraptured with his success,
that he deemed it duty to inform the
Preident that he belonged to one of
the eldest noble houses in Germany.
"Oh! never mind that" said Lincoln,
You will not find that to be an obsta-
c,e in YOUR advancement"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

The difficulty between Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller, in Burkeyi.le, Va, began with
his remark at breakfast. ''Wife, here's
fly in the gravy" Size retorted,
You're all the while finding fault" A
furious quarrel ensued. Mrs. Miller
seized an axe and killed her husband
where he sat, in her rage cutting his
mead completely from his body.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

4 dejelaler was gwen at st. German
10 celebrate the success of the Operetta,
lie Petit Due" where Nile. Granler,
the star of the piece, and who fills tbs
role OF the Colonel, was the honored
guest. Pending the repast, st. Ger
main being the headquarters of the
cavalry, a dashing trooper arrived and
demanded 10 see the Colonel. Nile.
Granier came forward and exchanged
military salutes. She was handed a
splendid bouquet on the part of the
officers. She embraced the soldier and
/ desired him to distribute the kisses in
the regiment, and as he asked for one
for himself alone. she gave him rwo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

A western minister told the trustees
OF his church that he must have his
money, as his family were suffering for
bread. Money" said the chairman of
the trustees, You preach for money, l
thought you preached for the good OF
souls.n The minister replied: Il can't
eat souls, and if could, it would take
a thousand such as yours to make
meal"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

When Roman legions were decima-
ted, the soldiers were sometimes put 10
death by bleeding, which was consid-
cred the most humiliating punishment
for soldier.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

Hold OH to your foot when you are
OH tile point of kicking, running OH
from study. or pursuing the path OF
error, shame or crime.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29
NLMIIAlI. HOUSE.
NORTH CAPE HOUSE.

r + hETI~DEI.. PROPRIETOR, BROAD
i way and MGea.-au stS. Milwaukee. Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29
NJ kEITENM0EFEN.

- ZEMAE. PROPRIETOR. CORNER BCF
l., laloaud N4Iu ~. \nrlh side
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,rhEI-EY NJ. D

T. rr0E--ET A..D COUNSELLOR II LSW
~ Caies Cagaes ~ sth ani quay streets, Man
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

q. f. ESTABROOK,

/, tv.IE-I RANCE As,D ABSTRACT OFFICE.
I Fslz Bsock. SuHgH EIGHTH street. Aauito-
- VI-. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29
j ID MARKHAM,

ss.u1-Es- Att Nv OFFICE OK sTH
-zterf. saafll -ida.s. ..ln-ise -easa.'. store
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

Are rich people all so cold and
hard?" she cried, at last, passionately.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

@rinberg, %. SUM. - @etern fano
oor oem ShDur9eri6t bic 8erhanolune
9e9en ben &reisgeri6tsrath 9tilfe ftatt.
Oeriel6e mar Der fali6en amtli9en Be
urfunoung in 5 S1len uto unterIhlas
sun9 amtli6 empfanseuer @elber in 10
5dQen on9effa9t uno ipuroe su 5 Snbren
3uhtb1us, 800 Marf Celebrate euen>
tuen 3 MOnot 3u6tbaus, @erluit Der
@brenre6te auf 3 Sabre uuo Srasuns
Der Soften nerurtbeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26
g'on etnsut frnbsrsn eonsrsTe.

9luf Dem QGicner 9onarsiIe mar cine
3eif lang Die @sfahr 9rpB, oaB DIE
Stnnt 9horn Oil GuRlano, 9eipsiq aber
on 8reuBsn foue. Q8ie 10 bns per6iitet
lpurbe, miro in Dem iitngit eridienenen
Dude: rOer 6rauen Nntbeil an Der
moceruen Nel;geiGi6te" DOH S. 3rnot
in folgsuoer QBeiie 9ei6tlcert: Gie un=
re banoluH9sn liter Sah1en unb 3olen,
ob9!el6 lei Monaten 9efiibrt, tparen su
fetnem oefinitiueu GyIultate qelunat, I'M
Dem Der &atier~ NleTanoer auf Dem gefib
coE GbO1n uro SOur9 5rieorth g9ilz
belm duf Dem BON &eip5i9 beitnno. Ser
GcbenS batten bic 9lplomaten einen
Nu5alei6 III finocn 9ebOift, IS i6ien
Tdit, als f0Gne nur oas Sdtuert ben
lesten @nti6eio fallen. So blie6 So
elmer 6rdu o~or6ebalten, Die aufsereoten
@eliter 81 6si6rutGhtl9en uno Die Gin.
tro6t WisOer ber5uItelen. Nuf elmer
Solree bel Der OerSo9in bon Sagan,
no Die bodlten BerIOueu iib uerlammelt
batten, Duroen lCbenoe Blloer auiQe,
lii9rt. Inter mehreren anoeren ~fe1ielte
porjii9lih ems Die Siife Der 3uIhauer:
ole 9eleiielte Sreue (5rieoln2a5ttiu) BON
@ris (3WtetrGdt) mo BeIona (&ciees<
9oiitn) beHrObt. Sl0btib, gum Grs
i~taunen aIIer Nupeienoen, frat ole ae=
'~ciiclte Serene nU5 Dem &nbmen beraus,
oas gent un9 ~ieelenpoQe Guqe gum
@Surcn erbOben, iproh iie NIT ibrer
ld6en, r%obuautenben Sttmme elm oe
SerlS, IN oeren lie Dem ,9rpBmItbiqen,
meltbefrelenoen uaO peltbeglifenocn
NlCrdneer" Die Bite nortrua, ihre Sci
ieln 81 l0Ien uno Die nlphenoen 9Gno.
men oer 3Wietrn6t uno bes &rieges al
otrI0eu6sn. Der &aiier, in @ntsifen
lhiuslgeno iiber Die reiSenoe @rideinuna,
cte fetne Nnoere ais Die @rGfin Suite
2idD iUlr, bate im ~glu9enbllf meoer
0.aantsu non 8iinIhe fir 1eine IonIt
10 b liebte &sr9r6Berun9siu6t uno bate
bteIleidt nod mehr S%u9eitnn0en. ME bic
8rGfa f0roelte. @r fiIbrte lie Su Dem
SDnts Dol YreuBen, benz er in 1einer
S%etUo6nten liebenslpiiroisen NeiIe iaqte,
oaB ibm nIein oaS Sorreht. Die 6e1ieln
pOn 10 id0nfn !Odnoen III l5Ien, qez
blbre. Der &Dnia mar iidtli9 bepeat,
er unbm Der @r6fin Die 6eiieln ab uno
ais Der Saiier ihm oertrnultd sus
lIhitefta: SD gebe meine Nnipriibe
auf Sbprn nuf." inste Srieori6 @il=
bslm: nuuc SD beitepe nidt mebr auf
i%uOrouf Die 9anie scene nit
liner ber5tt6en umarmun9 Der beiben
i6lOB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26
Scr amsritaut1@e cbabau.

Nls Dor stpansiQ Sahren Der pomolrz
9i1he &eretn fir ote Ser. Staten &C.
griinoet ipuroe, itnno Der Sbitbau nod
aui elmer 10 nieoeren StuTe, oaB MON es
ui6t Ger Mube me,tb belt, ltatl1iIde
Ea;en liter i'm III lammeln. SIM Sabre
1876 oa3eleu Daren bereltS 100000
Nder nit Obfbdumen, &e5en unb fleiz
na'en 6,u6tnrdu6ern hepflan5t. 9or=
Euter bef1noen it'd 112,OOO,O0O Nepfelz
bGume, 2S,226,OOO 8irnbGume, 1l2,,
27O,OOO 8iirfi65dume, 141, 100000
RebH6de, pelbe f~olaenoen Grtra9 gu
ben: an Qepietn fir SAC, 100000; an
Strnen, $14.131,O0O; Gn 9%rnu6en, 81,
lis, 900 Gn Grobeeren, $4,000, 900; Oil
aEOlrcu O6IiOyteu (namentli6 Studelz,
3obannis., &reiieiz uno Simbeeren)
$lO,432,8 800.
Die eigeutlideu SuoirI6te- 8anaz
EeH, Nunnas, Slt0en, Ufanoeln, 5staen
HID S:Guqen-F;no babel nod nl6t nit
oeraui6ld9t. Nu Neir ~liefert, obseIe
Zen bon BENT 8erfauf Don frii9en 9rngz
ben uno 3oii en-, Californian alein
100000 @allOnen. lie 9elammte
&elrpTpouctiOH Der urion, namentli6
nit @iri1luB Der Staat'n OtiIiouri,
05lapaEe uno Ohi0, iiUeritei9t herelts
$4,000 900 @a1onen.
8os ben Herbrau6 on WnrftIrI6z
len betrifft. wie er ii6 in 9tew @ort &c
i%taltet, tptlGe5 SugIeth ben RoroeH Ser
Union uno 9dnaoa nit periorat, 10 1T
es ihDer, iih elnen Ge9riff BON oeIien
0ioBlrtigfei! gu MAIDEN. Sn Der @ro=
b5erta5eIt ianaen i'm 9tew YO,ter Oafen
tdg'ib lin Our6I6nltte Ulcer 10000
bulbel oteltr northumberland Srr6t
ar.
Gs lit ausaere9net Uproen, oaB GAIT
~fornien in S!anoe lit. gang europa nit
O3't 81 oer'or9cn. Su Slrgtmen 'p!e.
I'm Die Grobeeren eide Oluptrolle. 8eim
Nn6ltd Ger r!eligfn 6cloer bait man ben
Nbiab fir unm09l'd, rD6 baben nod
ltet6 gngebOt IND Wahfra9e glei6en
Sd lit gehlitsn. Sn Sulno's bat lid
IN oen lebten 9%eCennlSr DER Nn0au aler
Obitiorter 1alr gehoten. @egenp1rti9
$4,000 Ncres ba;u peripente ct.
&ius DEM Staate % 10 00rf muroen III
ieoem Der lebten bret Sagre our6i6nltt=
ll6 100000 6Giier nit NepIeln eypOrz
SeibI IN Wtldiaan betrd9t rer
, r iGbgli6en Obiternte bereits
100000.
Nus risien 3ahlsn ergi6t lid, baB Der
Der ger. Staaten oen Idmmtlis
her europIiiher 2dnoer, nit a~leiniser
}lusnnbme 6rantrst6s, bereits ilbere
uno audi lestere5 oiirfte in eini9en
iibertolt per0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

bon born herein perfeblt. gs iolte nb.
Idgeden, tpurbe aber niht beobadtet
Gielei9t more es aHaems lien gewsien,
es hinttrber III tpiberrufen.
Nber aud BEL ben mad benz Rsbelz
lion8triese se6auten S6tfcn 1T tie
ameritaniIhe Rteosret ni6t IN Die ibr
~9ebI9renoe MitDirtun9 se'reten. Ssne
qro6an Idruimmenoeu Baldft, bic 5wi.
Ihen bier uno europa ben utlaniii9en
Dean burdfurden, limb idmmli9 auf
enaliiten uno fran56i'heu @erften ers
bout. 9abei Itebt es feft, oos oieielb5H
ihre @r,ftens m%elentlth osn8, oIrfn;iien
Der r~eiiennen Nmsr,faEer nFro1nfen,
Del6e tets cen 9ampfera ben SorSus
aeben, bic am 56Dn::en uno g, quem-
ten etugeridtst iino uuo ON S6neaitsn
leseln.
so lnn9e Die 4r6eits16hRe bier piel
666er Itaroen, als in europa, murbe
Der Ban uno ole 8emannAn9 zines grvz
Sen Sceanoampfers Su t6euer, nm nit
zen eIropdi1ben 2tnIen concurrlEen 5u
t0nnen. 9as lit jest anbers, Die
nmerifaniide SnouItrie nber itett ooGz
tommen nuf Der 60be, odB nit Der eng
liiben uno frnu56iiiten S4ifsbaufunit
Elm Eetttampf betnnoen Dsroen fam.
6ot bob &uBlono fir ben ermarteten
5eetrieg amerifariide 5dlffe nnaefauft
91o6 elm 8unft 6eoarf Der @rmd6.
nuHg. Die Nusfuhr pom ben Ser. Staa
len nod europa bat lid in o'n leBten
Sabren enorm aeitsiaert. Nuftatt in
amerifanilbeu S6ifen, Die es nmgtG9
item IGse, merben Die aussefubriea @aas
rem fait massachusetts in auslGnoiider
5difeu transportirt. 8er es meiB,
ipie ntele 9useaoe ron @aDerben Don
benz 8au, Der Qusriituoa uHo Benlan.
nuns zines s6iffss ouuernOsn &ertbeil
bater, Der miro ermeiien f6nneu, mel
der S6noen Dem Snlante bur@ oieIe
5bdtisfeit BON 0unoerten auslduoil6sr
S9iffe ertpadst. 2u9 bier mare Die
beiiernce 9ano an5ule9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

beraubt, tpel6e az ben frubtbarfen Der
@elt aebbren; cnnli6 noB Die Snterehen
Der oebi(oeten Nntiouen einsn gcaectlns
I6yift bebuls Gbi4ufuns Der StfnUerei
rehtfertieeu.
". Su Grruasuns enbli4, boB bic
uurerpabnlen 8sidlhhe Der Niener
uno Der Barometer Gonsrsiie Dem eegeH.
iudrtiaen Gonerslis uno in~sbsionoere ben
Der reteru Der WtG6te, ipeihe 81 ben
@rflarungen mitgerpirtt haben, Die bohe
8iltdlt nuierie9en, ihuen (oPn 8ei6;lfen
Der 8iener uno Seroneier gOr9reiIe)
zine uoGe unb enb9iltise 9lusiubruHa 5u
E1ern our9 3ecretlruu9 s~eet9neter
MaSna6men 5ur 6erbelfIbrun9 Der
NusrOiturg Der Sflaoerei une oes 5tla=
~penbanSelS, ssseRwdrtia, MO Die 9lnz
oe1szSntereIien, mel6e ii6 Dem emit ent=
9eseuiteIteu, uiht mebr i'm Spiele ite=
ben.
8ir uuterSei6uete haben Die Gbre,
ben goEteB ehriur6tsponit gu bitten,
fptgenoe 8eidliie III faiisn, oenen BET
sutreten Die aRoernn Wtd6te eiH5ulaoen
ndren: l. Der S~fldoenbaRoel miro tar
Seeraub ertldrt. 2. lie BET Der Inter
4ti6nuu9 uertreteafu Wd6te weroen in
3ufunit in ihren Be5iehuuseu 81 Stdaz
ten, in pel6sH Die Stlaperei fortbeIte1en
iOGte, oieIe lcbtere als nibt gu &e6t
beiteheno nnertennen.
8ir BADEN bic @hre, 9urdlau6t, gu
iein &C. ges. g0muno Stur9e, Sames Gong,
So1,pb u. NleTlEber i'm Rnmen Der
@n9liiHen Qnti- Stlaoereiz @eIPuI6aft.
Hotel de Russie, lie n JUN 1873
9ieIem Memo, nubum puroe elm 5tuei=
tes 5hrtftitiid beige9ebeH, tDelde5 ndbere
Aufi6lIiie albt iiber Die 9ra9fpette Der
BON Der Anti. Stjaueret.@ eitaidaft be
~antragten 8eibliIIe.
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9enfT6rtft Dee ss8tiSfIaut.ei. 0e,
{~enfalaft.

Cine Population Der eu1liI6en @e.
ienihnit 6ur Nbihaffunq Ger 5tluuerei
iiuerretCGte III eiTer GUnftrenliibunG nen
SIl lien 8isHGrd cine Oenfitrift oieier
U;ieu'ddit nit Der BItte, iol6e Dem
SongreIie untet breitsu 81 lppueT. Sbz
gteldl, lOrueJt aus cen poTlIeQeunen Se-
rd)t,u iioer 81. &ongreBps, bu~nolun9er
erU6tiIch, Die betr. Nugcle9cngett uIdt
!peltcr 5lr Spcadc fam. lit bod Der Sn=
halt rc3 2lci nItldts in;creIiant qenuq,
lin iotGlrH in mortliber llcberIebunq
mlt5uIbclIen, mic iol9t:
CT. Du6lGu6t Dem 5iiriten 8isz
mnId, &auiter ots oeuti6en &eihes.
GGrhlauh.! %Sr lluterSeihncte, 9tbz
geOr0ncte hcr 0irpBbritdn iiben Nntiz
ltldOeret = 0eielibaft. haben bic @bre,
fpIgeUoe Grrudguulen Gucr Durhlau6t
Ino ourd S6tc bQbe &ermitttune Sbret
@rctlleuSen, Den g~caeuiulrtig i'll Sgrli=
ucr @on8reiie tdqeHoen 0crren Sepouz
mdbtlaitu I'll uaterbrelicn:
/. Sn G,miauua, oaB Die SeibliilIc
hes &teneI Gonggelies pom 9Suhre 1915
mo DER Barometer GpnitreHi pom Sabre
1922 lrpuOn Ggpte beigcftgt Dlro) Den
uuTploericgild)tn 5cm6la lI,fcru, paB Die
dus9sScihutItu Staaismanner, tuelte
i2tte Grt.GruTgsr uHte Sctdaneten, tlef
iibcrSeugt mdIGn bon DIR 9t%ptbfuenoiq.
tttt, Ihrtn qdu6cu GJHfluB CUR Inter
briidutl Oe5 SflaucabanouS Al uerpen=
Den, luelhen lie iear rihtig ats ,cine
S'udc, m,lte 81 luuae Seit Nfcita unz
qliidith 9emdht, @utppa erniebri1t uno
Cre Ytenl61eit bettii6 bar, tennSeiGz
rcteu.
ii. Sn Grrdguua, haB in ienem
9eitGunt.e, no oIt 8rOBm1bte @urppas
btsie @eiIG!e ou5orudteu, tieielben i'm
ihrpdteH 2Sincripiu9e itlnoen nit ben
SaHo,ls SRisreiien elmer 9roBen I'm
Sabt lhrer ciqenen llutertbanen; bnS
ieit icuer Gpo6e oQe g,Gdte, uclde Die
erwG 7utcr $eidtiiiie uuterseihneten.
nit NuAu1bme Spanisus in Ieiner 60
Ionic Gu5n, ri4t bios ogn Stlauenbans
bel, ~iou0eru Gud Die Sflauerei ie(bIt 4b-
gelhaft baber; rnB @uglate, 6rantz
reib, 0olauo. Hociugnl. 9Gnemarf, Die
Ser. 2 aaten un0 nod mehr &uBlano
Our6 Die jSreima6Ing pen % NtiQiu=
men 9'IbciaereH e;re moJatii6s Stsnuua
erwOrben baber, WeItc lie ermG6tigt,
III, aIltu 9eiesllben Wiittelu cie 9{ez
ipecttTuTg Der %oerGuBerIi6 II Wenz
i9eHrehte 81 tc~anIra8eu n ielblt gu
ipro m:
III. Sn @rpdsung. bnB in unTeren
3o9en nos ourch lie Ser lifting ct
vi itaS uno tur f oie lah.li e q ruItz
tnng BON 100000 bis $1,000 ieiner
8eDObrer De- St.aUcnhnnOCl Die 9eb l..
oeten yat Oueu @uropas zines uner=l
meBIi9en 9aRbelsusrtebrs nit @eb. e en-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

ielbft nufSurid,ten iuGen mnb babel ie.
oenfaas Die Retien fprengen. Ssn Der
3iefe ton 100 5uB ieOUh 6as S6iff ouI
ben &iel 81 brinsen, 1T cine Stueite &ie.
ienarbeit. Die Gusfhten gum Seben
uerlieren baber an @nhrineinliAfeii
gS lie nod ertpdbnt, baB es in gna,
lamb ni4t selungen III, ben ,@in,
guard" in CO. berielbeu 9iefe tn6 auf-
redt itebeno aud nur BON Der Gtene gu
betuegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26
Die aunertfaniide Mneneret.

@s lit cine oft seh6rte &lose, baB bic
&heoeret Der Ser. Stdaten Die nobe
StuIe, tuel6e Tie DOR benz &ebeuionsz
fFtc9e etnnahm, audi nod niht annd6z
erno iuieoer ere 6tbabe. 8ielfld niro
Die S6uio ienem @eiese beiaemeHsn,
lpel9ss uerfl9t, baB S6iffe, Die nah
reno oes 8rie9es unter fremosr 6laaae
9sfabren fino, oaS Sternenbdnner niGt
lDieogr fi6ren biirfen. 9aslelbe bat nuh
6tpe1feaos unbellppG sepirtt uno mar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

- Sn &aris be9aun an L. Suli Die
G%erteiserun9 Der Suweleu Der 86aiqin
ISABELLA BON Spanten. Ser erite Gag
trus 265,625 5r. elm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-19

~ i''c .''":.' e. : .".J I l.
nat i"nd "g .lS>,ct'tts0n
l'iIE undersigned committee, appointed
l To examine and audit the books. az.
counts and vouchers OF the FroStb lr.. Per
p,tual Building Association, for the past
year would respectfully sui NIT the follow
ing report:
We have made a thorough examination.
OF the books anG accounts ofthe Srcrrtar,
ind Treasurer. and fin | the same to h
r"rr,c, and correspond in NJ I,arl,'u ars.
The Financia! statement of The Srrre
tary, hereto annexed is true and iml'ur
lial exhhit at The c"nditor "f the Assn
cation tor the year ending Dece:hh,r g
1871
Your commitlec desire to congraiulat.
the Stockholders upon the faifhfllncs.
and efficiency which las characterized til,
management uf the ai.I,rs of the Ass.,Cin,
lion during the past year by the prsenl
Rn I'd VT officers. und r whose a,nin'stra .
tOi mot iti,stand ny the lie erses with
which lie Association has met il is vet II
good I'D >ulst initial condition. Ii,
apita! stock now amounts Ia $3,0S1 %,
eng Il decrease at S. %. AZ from il'
amour! IepIited ut ie,rlns annual meet
ing. On account ot the financial ,lcprc :.
son which has ST. lnng continue through
"ut Il L c'ninirI, and the ,cn ori,lr cor-
.lt'n i'll which the oth,r Blu III ng Assora-
TONS III oar town are found to be, ttis A.
src.alI"n has srsain,d "ery he"ry with
lrnwa S, amount ytrlhc sum oi 81 / Hos =
Ii during tao past year, being an luri"as,
of SG,5o1 b ovcr 1875, and vet nutWilh-
standing lI., serious drawback, Il reference
Ia The exhibit OF tine Secretary will show
II
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-19

EFFECTS OF THE GREAT FIRE AT TIL
PAT Mt OFFICE AT AsHINGToN. = Tia
written testimony OF Officers aud men ~,
the Washington Fire Department, as ais,
of the metropolitan Police Force. ana
anlolg whom aie Chief Engineer VIM q
Drew. Louis p Lowe and Samuel d. Ma..
ey, foreman and LII u'ena,ls Greer. JOHN
son, Acton and Noonan, is tn the ctf,c,
that i'll consequence of the sevrlc ovrr-ry
rrti"n exposure aud dang. is to which the,
we've suljrc,ei during the fire. many OF IL,
,.iir.rs and me- we t seriously disabled
nd met with painful accid, his, sich ascu,>.
bruises sprairs, rheumatic. pains. Stiffness
>wrIlinrs etc. ali OF which were most
promptly aud surprisingly curco by the ms
of kcler's Roman i.inmcni. Ciicf En-
ginc,r tr"nn l'ronuu' ccs II d recommend,
the remedy as HE best lac ever used.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-19
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Jury Report.

70 the Honorn5'r, TIE Ju'' Ps IF tic CtrcuH
Co"tt fer .ldeg'ny con"ty:
He 'rand Jury for the January term.
I 1873, MO-. Il Respectfully rp"r, ihAi
We have hruu9ht our Labor IL II c.o,r,
..a>i my rXal.,.ned IL, w.tnesscs, and found
us iiHc hl.s.
sc nave visited the Jail AMI nlmsh"lsc,
aud innl TIE j. IN - d cnII.ul on gen
rluiiN: Cn'dn H"d wed Kept.
f,.c iiinsulI>c We t,uInl was as wei
kept "a, Tie si,.te ri t..c ouidIn-g will per.
u!t. We ina d two lunnl.c Inmate ;, one
OF whun Is Il dan-crnuS person 10 have
ABOUT the insulation. We would rCCohi-
.ucnu t,,at hc he IrInov Il IN Il lunai.c asy-
nan. We would also r,c.niu.t nu Til t.e
.r;linc huillIng, connected with the aims
huase IL, Iv,l,ncd, as bcihs cntlrcIy Unfit
IOI the PURPOSES
ewoull respectfully ask to be dis
CHARGED. H. MORaIS,
Ian 10 Foreman.