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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

Russell's children are both out Of
danger. Brother Jamison, Georgia
street, very low, but with good nurs-
ingwill pull through. Mrs, Byrnes,
on Georgia street, and her two
youngest children are doing well, but
her oldest is in a critical condition
with relapse. Mrs. John Edwards
very low, and is not expected to
live, on Dean avenue. Mrs. Sheriff
Anderson is doing well, and is able
to eat chicken soup Brother Ian.
drum has lost his son George at
the Sledge place. Rev, DR. Boggs
and wife are both down with fever.
M'Elroy, member Of DeSoto, has
relapsed, corner of Trigg avenue
and fernando roadal Brother
Shauer is convalescent. Mrs. Har-
vey Mathes is not SO we'll to-day.
Brother Mathesi is doing we'll and sit
ting up. Bun Price'sfamily all WE'LL
Brother Ed. Oorson is very low, but
has good attention, and may pull
through. Brother King is doing
well, and viii pull through safe.
Brother Marcus Jonesis doing well,
and win be out again in a few days
Mrs. Ben Coleman, on Pontotock.
is convalescent and all her children
Brother KimbrO's family are all ou'
Of danger. Brother Shelton's wife
at National Cemetery, very low. %,
baA gmU.ip A. HUM, qg
Masonic Relief Board
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SneciaI Nofine.

All persons who wish to 60 to Refugee
Camp Williams, will apply to E. Mar.
shall, 80 South Court street All persons
urged to go. Train leaves daily at
$3.50 in the afternoon. transportation
will be furnished; also, supplies to per-
sons while in camp.
CHARLES G. FIsHRR,
l41tl Chm Citizens Relief Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

To buy or hire, a Horse and Buggy.
Apply at 800 Front street.
GaturdaY. August ID.

WWy9 AUBW
After this date, until farther
notice, the LEDGER Will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring 10 subscribe
can obtain the paper at the
G counting room for
TWO GENTS each by PUR-
CHASING TICKETS.
As soon as the epidemic IL
ended, and the people return,
all our routes will be re.estRb-
Iished.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

R. d. SPASGLER, 1856 Main street, has
received the North American Review for
September and October; Andrews Bs
gar for September; Sunday Magazine,
Pleasant Hours, Fireside Monthly and
Leslie's Budget, all for September;
Vivian Gray, by B. Disraeli, 20 cents.
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just returned from a tedious days
labor among Che sick, but after a
while, on becoming acquainted with
the object of the reporters visit,
and on being shown the telegram,
he said: ~
"a do not know how this infor-
nation could have got to New
York; | have made experiments
with the blood of yellow fever pa
tents, but made mo discovery as
yet. am simply trying to find out
what effect the blood from a yellow
fever patient has on healthy living
animals, such as rabbits for in
stance. MY experiments are not
yet fully concluded, and it would
be impossible for me to give, as yet,
any particulars of that essay before
/ have thoroughly examined and
exhaustively studied the peculiar
effect Of the poisoned blood on in
Ferior animal life. The dispatch
you show does not then state what
II have done; it is vague and has no
salient features. p a9.r
YHoweyer, | will state what sub.
ject bearing on the causes of yellow
fever has attracted my attention; l
have subjected the air in the room
Of D yellow fever patient to minute
microscopic examination,and found
that it was swarming with in6ni-
tisimal sPore, both Of vegetable and
animal organism and Of about one
twepty'thousandth part of an inch
in size. l have not yet arrived at
any conclusion with regard to the
existance and effect Of these. spore,
but | am diligently studying the
subject, and hope in a short time to
throw some light on the theory Of
the causes Of yellow fever"
AS the doctor appeared to be very
much fatigued, aour reporter was
unwilling to question him any fur
} Their and withdrew after a brieI
conversation on general topics.
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Horse Recovered.

Captain Arata to day received a dis.
patch from @. W. MeConuslI. marshal Of
Moscow, Tenn which is as follows:
I" Captain Mathes' mare is here send
for her, Captain Arsta deserves great
credit for his diligence in hunting down
the wretch who stole Captain MAthes'
mare. he has not given the thief much
rest. .NlN lIlIHl
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HowAED Association.
le Madison street. 7


1G Madison Street,
MEMPH1s. Tenn. Sept. q, 1878.
Unemployed nurses who vol
unteNred from abroad, and
whose services are NO longer
needed. are requested 10 re-
portal headquarters TODAY
20 receive the balances due
them, and transportation TO
their homes. After To-day
mono will be recognized AS en-
titled 10 the benefits of the As
ISOLATION but those who are
permanently employed, BY
order Of
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w % MI NN9
Acting Pres. Howard Assn.

The most excellent attributes to the
success Of a frst.class hotel are courte.
u treatment, a well appointed cuisine,
and welkfurnished rooms. You can find
al these at the Colonnade Hotel, in Phil
adelphia. ,o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

In the LEDGER job Office can be fonud
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who oan give entire satisfaction IN the
display of any job Of printing. l2St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

QUERY: why will men smoke oom-
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Caroline
at the same price2" [eod.xxvii.l lac
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

THE type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job office are as good as the
best and hence we guarantee 6rst.class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons
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CITY.
MEMPHIS:
Thursday Evening, sept. 90, 1873
YELLOW FEVER DEATH list.

The following statement Of deaths from yell
low fever each day, since the presence Of the
disease became Known, is made up hom the
records Of the board Of health and other
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REPORT OF THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR
CENTRAL RRLIEP COMMITTEE.
The following is q statement Of
the cases attended by our commit
tee, deaths, cOnValescents, and sick
list mp to date
Number Of Gases. - Members,
1OS; wives, Al children, SO ; rel
a%tives, 20. Total, 222.
Deaths. - Members, 60; wives,
10; children, IA relatives, s.
Total, 9s.
On Sick List.-Members, 10 ;
wives, II ; children, IA; relatives,
Ia. Total, AZ.
Convalescents. Members, 30;
wives, 90; children, %; relatives,
8. Total, 80. Grand total, 222.
We are still furnishing supplies
to all our sick families, some Of
whom are well, and a large number
Of the families Of brothers who are
out Of employment and without
means, as every branch OF industry
; and business in our city is totally
suspended. Hence the demand
upon our supply store continues
quite heavy, and contributions O
provisions, and also delicacies fol
the conyaleseents, are earnestly
solicited and thankfully received
In o. N, A.
. J. B. AIDRICH, Vice-Pres't.
J. P, PRESCOTT, Sec'y.
REPORT FROM THE MASONIC BOARl
al OF RELIEF.
il Brother Skaters family are doinI
At well, except his daughter, Madam
t, r. M'Donald, died to day and wa
lie buried on Masonic rest. Mrs. Dr.
lr E. A. White, on Waldran avenue
ne is very sick. Waldran'S family or
III doing well. Mrs. Specht is all righ
and out Of danger. Brother Eel
.ts ring, druggist at South Shelby,
lg very rick, but may recover. Mr.
s. Zehring is all right. Brother Fran
b, Bras, on Walker avenue, is in.
IT, dangerous condition; also h
ell youngest daughter, oldest some be
er. ter. Brother William Calhoun
as family all well except his wife; 81
Dir is much better. Brother Joseph
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

RefrigeratOrs, Ice chests.
wnter coolers and ice.crean
lreezers nj cost.
II. J. TURNBULL,
1867 2S4 Main street.
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To Physicians.

Forty more patients can be accommo-
at the Marks. street hospital,
W. E. RoGERs,
Medical Director.in-chief Of hospital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

John Walsh, Undertaken,
34l Second st.. next ~postof6ce. l441
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Martin Reiner, age b6 city hospital.
August Stoll, age 46, 9 Linden.
Mrs NJ BiWAller, age 40, Ito LiRden.
Eugene GOvan. age 81. Market street
in6rmary. 0fb W nWot
John Il Mitchell age 40, Mill.
E KsrchsvAl, age 4S, Raleigh road.
Adam Coleman, age so. Broadway and
Fifth. n 0NE Boz aslT08l
Jennie JOhnson's child, age 4. gl5
Georgia.
Martha sanders, age IL. Central Az.
enue.
Monroe Conrad, age As, Poplar.
Mrs A Amos, age 40, Jackson.
Josephine Davis, age 2S, Henry.
+ johnson, age 40, Spring.
Mrs B Jefferson. age le. Brinkley Nv.
enue. rovhH rwr
ChSs 9 Fisher, Linden, between eau
sey and St Martin, n,.,r
C Miller. 4SS Main.
B LAtSOn, cOlOred, age 80, Fort Pick.
ering.
Charra Foster, age II, Walker venue
and Third.
Charlie Foster, age 10. Walker ave.
nue. and Third.
Aggie Smith, colored, age IS, Van Blu.
ten aud Washington.
Abe DicksrsOu, cOlOred, age 40. IA
Front.
Louis Hightousr. cOlOred, age %, Ten.
%ucssss saa Clay.
Henry schaefer, cOlOrsd, age "A. Raj.
eigh road.
FKslly, cOlOred, age %. rear Wooden
factory.
; George Stewart, eOlOrsd, age 4s, north
of Wolf river.
Mary Lewis, colored, age IS, corner
Walker and Seventh.
Nancy Bowers, eolorsd, age 65. Al
Beal.
Martha Saunders, colorsd, age II,
Central avenue.
. wm Gilmore, age 10. Church Orphans
Home.
HenryJ Lyman, age 4, 249 Beal
George Landfun, age 10, Rayburr
3 avenue.
I Mrs EG Forrest, age 50. Rsyburn ave
nue..
: Mrs johnson, age 40. St Paul and Or
leans.
Pr DuFey. age 2e. McLsmOrs avenue
7 John Francis HsEGsrty, age 5, St Pau
\ and Orleans.
Pa. Council, age 80. Southern EXPIRES
Company.
s Caroline GsnOks, age s., Poplar.
Y Charles L Psrtes, age 81. MeLsmor
z avenue.
g Frank P DAshisll, age 6. Pigeon ROor
S road.
81 MISCELLANEOUS.
Canton: New caseS,21; deaths,
DR. Laurence is gaining strengt'
and will coon be out. $1,000
J. DR. Jones family, on the boul,
ward, are all conValescent. i
Esquire is Galloway's child, Q
Union avenue, is down with IL
D. fever.
"a Pat Connell, the well-know
10 express detective, died Of the few,
n at 5 o'clock this morning.
Arthur Mckee, son Of 7 !
q. Mckee, on Kerr avenue, it is SAT-
q, win recover. We hope 90.
William Crimson, a well-knoW
blacksmith, died last evening at
IA, o'clock, on the fernando road.
for GeOrgeE Fleece, We are sorry
% learn, iG down with the fever
the boulevard, but is doing nice
Sister Francis, at the Chur
Orphans Home, is very anxious
learn the address Of Mrs Mary Ts
lor. S
Jimmie Collins, son Of the Il
Rev @ Collins, died at the St,
al. Female College Of the fever vest
ON. day.
dAr All the members Of the Stockle.
ma, family, at the Holmes placs on
lao boulevard, are down with
fever.
Martin BOrland, on Union !
l. nue., at the Sears place, is "
Is His daughters, Lizzie and Mrs
W Duffy, are dead, and two OIL
-. are sick.
Mar. Col B D Nabers and Johr
Sons ohenOwith, formerly old citii
y at Of Memphis, died in Holly Spr
Of the fever.
Joe Ferguson, son Of O w.
, gusOn, who died Of the feVei
'te'' indianapolis last week, had a ]
case ofthe fever at that city,
recovered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

Mr., A. Van BalIdow, Of Bowling
Green, Ky, had a cherry seed ex-
tracted from his left ear Monday
by DR.. johnson that had been shot
into ltbya comrade playfully forty
two years ago, when he was but
nine years of age, and was living
with his grandfather at his castle,
Wallbeck, Germany. 1t had never
given him pain until Sunday last.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26

During the yellow fever our address
will be Oldham, Crittenden county, Ark.
ut Clarke, JOHNSON & Co.
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prayers are daily ascending to the
throne of God, is in kind hands;
and let them know she is doing mo-
bic work in our terribly stricken
city.
AN UNGRATBFUL BRUTE.
John Grashot, a mean Dutch
man, a quack horse doctor, late of
Holly Springs, lives on Bickford
avenue, Chelsea. He had sickness
in his family, asked the Howards
for a nurse, which was promptly
furnished in the person Of Mrs.
Mary Brown, a most excellent lady
and good nurse. After nursing
his family faithfully she was'strick-
en- down with fever herself. No
care was given the poor lady by
EGrashot and she died. Last night
during the storm he had her re.
mains inferred in her own yard,
near tie public highway. The
people in the vicinity are very in
dignant, and Justly SO, as they had
requested GrsshOt to have her re-
moved to the hospital where she
could have proper attention, which
he refused to do. The English
language does not furnish words
strong enough to express an opin-
ion of this fellow-an ~ungratetul
monster, as he is. An order has
been issued for his arrest, and we
hope he will get his just deserts.
We have too many such scoundrelS
among us, aud if there is any way
to get rid of them we hope that
that way may beadOpted at once.
CITIZENS MEETING.
At a meeting Of the citizens held
At the Office of the Citizens RELIEF
committee yesterday, Gen. Luke E
Wright, in the chair, q committee
was appointed to address the people
of the world at large, thanking then
for what they had done for us in
sending us money and supplies, anc
to announce that we needed nj
more. The following is the ad
dress which was sent ont by tn,
Associated Press last night: {
To the People Of tho United States and ID
World at Large;
Your generous contributions 70
the relief Of the sufferers by yelloN
fever in Memphis, especially with
in the past few days, and What
J now on the way to us, has place
us beyond the reach Of immediat
! or probable want in future. W
: have enough, nOtonly for Onr need
but to enable us to assist the pee
: of our county, and the villages
/, this and the adjoining States
, With hearts overlooking with gra
ituded for your aid and sympath.
4 and prayers for your welfare, "
!. are your grateful servants,
a A. d. LANGsTATF,
e. President Howard Association
al LUKE E. WRIGHT,
Acting Prest Citizens Relief Cor
y. D. F. GOODYEAR,
81 Acting Mayo
Pl J. N. KEATING,
I'll Editor Memphis Arpea
!. W. W. THAoHER,
ri Cashier First National Ban
.eI Committe
REPORT OF THE KNIGHTS OF HONG
10 CENTRAL RRLIEP COMMITTEE.
=. I'M ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

BIZ leaving orders at the
Memphis Brewing company,
corner Tennessee and Butler
streets. cOnyalescents can be
supplied with fresh Lager
Beer at the following prices:
Quarts, 81 90 per dozen; PInts.
rs cents per dozen. Delivered
free of charge. Ia.3 VII I0 bo.sl
Avalshche copy, 1874
All Methodists in the city needing help
Of any kind will please report to Rev.
W. P. Barton or DR.. G. W. Malone, at
the pastors Office Of First Methodist
church. Ai 70
D. f. GooDHEAR, 81
j. A. HoIT. Sec. and Treas'r, .3r
Committee.
Appeal and Avalanche please copy,
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John Wenders saloon,
81 and SS Poplar.
Free lunch daily from 10 10 i.
Ice cold beer-best in tOWn.
IN
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prayers are daily ascending to the
throne of God, is in kind hands;
and let them know she is doing no.
bic work in our terribly stricken
city.
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LOTTERY.
apLEWDTD OPPORTUNITY "

a WIN FORTUNEI-Tsnth Grand
J4ssrlbuhon ISIS, st New Orleans, tuesday,
October Sth.
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Too many people returning to
the city; better wait awhile. 4f
Lindley, Of this city, was
sent to the quarantine hospital at
New York yesterday.
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IMPORTANT TO NURSES.

Appeal and Avalanche please copy.
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tas &e6t siebt, 8pnbs bebufs Ini6afuns
Don Saatweisen %ausSu9eben.

rdS Eeht 9tebt, SpnoS beputS Anl1dhutt9
BON Saatweisen dusSu9eben.
Stability beantrd9te barauf, baB bas
@aus our SPECIAL Srbnuns iber sebe.
@a6 etntsen GmpfeBlunsen ietner @ilber
Dplar 8ta bra6te 9urbte bon Sreetprn
Co., bic fpl9enben Sel6liFe ais @ubfitut
fur &abtap'S Stlber &elOlutipnen elm:
Sel6lpden bur9 bas Saus Der &eprd,
~ientanten bes Staates @inne1ota, Der o.
nat sufttmmenb.
l.. Dap mir 81 6nnlten bes @tberrufs
eeS Ictes pes GpnsreBeS iinb, rpel6er Gill
tercempnetttrt unb su @unien Der &etdu>
ration teS S~ilberbpGarS gu feinem alten
@ertbe, Spr benz Slet int Sebru1r 1873
finb.
.. Sel4lpGen, bdB unlere Senatpren
unp uniere &eprdientanten int Gpnsreb
btermit t%nitruirt iinb, tbren Gtnfub su &c.
brau6en, bas pben erwdbnte &eiultat ~
e~rjtelen.
&abtaY nabm @urrtt'S Subtitut an.
Debate fpdter.
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Ser Gticubabn=Ntpf

POM ppri9en Spmmer bat nun ieir
ernlteS Nadfptel IN ben @eri6ts> uni
&atbfdlen. IuS philadelphia f6reib.
rer Oempfrat bteriiber
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bltn9 purpe Der Nntra9 0eltelIt> ein'
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nit sc 9eseu "a Stimmen abaelebnt
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terfudun9en bteS uni
bic Serpft6tunS tbreS Gpuntys gun
S9apen@G rfaB Spn biefem ab< uni
benz 9altsen Staat auf suwdlsen. Dies
erwedte bic lebbafte Spppfittpn anpes
ret Mtt9lteper, wie unterNnberem a,la
bent Intra9 be~rppr9tns, baB fein Ser
treter aus ir9enb einem COUNTY wr
Nuftdnbe itattsefunpen baberL cir
Wftt9ltep pe5 llnteriu6un9SzG Commit
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ben &pr9dn9e 9eben fBnnten. Mar
bepeutete iie, baB fte pas ais 3e1tser
;u tbup baben wiirpen.
Sci ber Sprberrl9enpen erre9tet
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gang gut, paB ber betrefenbe Nntrao
nt6t bur69tn9. &ber bamtt fam biz
Sadie tnmE9lid erlebist werben. Oas
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ben, cab bic Sber<8 eamten bes Staaz
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multe unp iber bic Mabre9eln baeez
gen Ypr @ertdt su teuen baben. Oa<
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tun9 nod ienen 8eamter felbft @eniiee
9etban. Dtefe lebtern miiIen tpiiniden,
bab tbr Gerbalten u1parteitid UTTER
fadt peroe ltnb @puYerlt6r 6artranft
bat in fetner 8pti6aft berett6 bic Grz
parttn9 aus9efprc6en, baB Oteie5 9ez
f6eben perpe. DEN Gprwiirfen unb
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9~e9enuber 1T e1erWunl1 Spufpmme1
9ere6tferttst.
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betrift ~ 9elten tbn iere @prsdnse
i'm Sult ais Gr16etnun9en, ipel6e has
9an;e @emetnwefen betrefen, SIN
ausemeinen SntereiIe muB es lie9en,
baB bic ltrla6en unb Seranla1un9en,
welde su ienen @uftrttten fiibren> FLAIR
an baS 2tdt 9ebra6t perren, tnb bab
bic Sdulp Derer, welde bur6 5eben
uro aeieblpie 5anblun9en basu Ser
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miro, wte bic pFt6tpersef7enbett auer
8eamten, pel6e nt6t redtsettts unb
etersti9 9erts gum S6ub Der @efeBe
Der per1onen urb re5 Gt9entbu1nS unb
CUR Nufre6tbaltun9 BON &ube unb
Srbnun9 auftraten.
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9nlduSi(6r Na6ri6ten.
r6Ii6c 8.
(Sfftetetl.)
@ q T. II II II 4.

Die @ldubiSen perpen hermit Sc
iparnt, auf tbrer 5ut SIT fem, 9e9er
9ept1e Yeripnen, wel6e IN Der Slel>
bun9 non 0eilli9en unc Srrens1
f9wetern Ypn YlaB su plaB pur3 bic
DtScele reiitn, nm llnterfiibnit9 fin
peri6tepene @~e9entdnpe sullt6e1,
Dic1e perlpnen finn, ipie mir sn slauz
ben 0runc baben in Yielen Sduen
Sctriiser. Seine llnteritiBun9 nod
Sesintisuns lpute ipl@en Stttfeaern
9ewdbrt werperL eS lei renn, raB fie Ell
ne 19riftlide SewiatsunS Ypm Stz
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baS Gpllefttren erlaubt wtrb. GS If
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9eiteIlten &e9el fir tr9enp einen prtez
fer prer SroenSI6wefer, in FOLDER
8eile Settra9e su iammeln pbne cine
f6riftlide Sewtutsuns pOm Sii6ufe.
tEbpmas e. Grace,
Stl6pf Spn ct. paul.
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lleberIhannte starren.-Ote @eiI

neberlpnnnte Harren. Die Weiberre6t-
lertnnen perben In tbren gluSfIbrun9eu
ppt Sag ST. Sag rabtfaler. 90 erfldrt
MrS. Matbilbe ScSlYn Sage benz Often in
tbrer gprlefunsen: bae niGt alein bic
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ausl4lOfen, ab9el6aft tperben mibten,
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bprbert babe. lin rteier empDrenben Be-
fttrtntur1s tptlen iet has game GbrtFenr
tburt ~tpertb gu Grunbe gu gebn."
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bert4tet: Der tpte @aferfanb ~unIerer
Slife 1T bent Grpprt unIerer I6warsen
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To-, 900 8ul9el5 in pter3ts &pblenbppten
unb 493 BARREN i'm Sau BON 81 S6leSS,
bampfern YerI4tft wOrben.
Nod uier Dolly @asuires perurtbeilt.
&u6 9ittsburs f6retbt man Die Ippel,
lattDn In benz SAT bes Spbn &ebpe, zines
NDaY Maqutre unb bret ietner @enpEen
fannen am Dienfas I'M Sbersert6t gu Ybt,
labelpbia sur gerbanbluns. &ebpe uni
bret anbere wdren In Der Quarter Se1lipns
Don S4utlfpa County fpegert zines NOR
bertiHen Mn9rtfs duf @m. Sbpntas, In
Der Nbit9t SIT tDbten, f4ulpts befunben uni
gum Spbe perurtbetlt wprben. DtefeS 1r-
tbeil 1T pom Sberseri6t beftdttet, ppburf
BITE Mutcrttdt unb Gpnpetens Der 2pcalee>
rt4te beS S4uiGtpG gpunts pieberberee,
felt itnt.
SoHnn, 10. sam. 9eute fanb etne De-
rnpntratipn unbei4dftt9ter @rbetter tatt,
an Der fi4 ettpa 1000 @dnner betbeilieten.
Chamberlain unb Mbbptt btelten &eben.
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9aa, wp fe benz @aYpr @ierce &eIplutip>
men oprle9ten, ~pprauf ber1elbe antrpprtete,
bab er fetne Ma4t BABE, @rbetten ansu,
prbnen, fpnbern Der Stabtratb.
Columbus, o., 10. San. Der Senot
pdfiirte etne &eiOlutipn gu @unften Der
&entpnettitruns bes Si16er : DpGars unb
Der @%ailiruns Der Slanb'i6en 9t1berbta
pbne ENHANCEMENT, wel6e bic frete @rdsuns
befArdnfen urb @rdibert 6apeS unb Sec,
retdr Sherman fur i9re Steauns in Der
Stl6erfrdge cenliren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
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