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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-03

To TAKE GREASE FROM wAIL-PAPER.-Lay
hold hot iron it till the grease is absorbed.
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A SOLUTION of pearlash and water thrown up
on fire extinguishes it instantly, and by a
knowledge of this fact, everyone, and especially
the farmer, who is removed from the benefits to
be derived from water works and fire engines,
may make himself cheap, handy and efficient
fire extnguisher with but little trouble The
proportions are four ounces of pearlish dissolv-
ed in only such hot water as will thoroughly dis
solve it, and then reduced by mixing with it
bucket of common water. Any quantity may
be made in the same proportion.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

NENTLEMEN4we have sold sAxYorps RADICAL
" CuRE for nearly one year, and can say candidly
mat We never soia similar that gave such
plant yet.
We are not in the habit Of recommending patent
medicines but your preparation meets the wants OF
thousands and we think those AFFLICTED should be con-
vnced OF It's great merit thai their suffering VIII be
relieved We have been in the drug CUISINES for the
past Twelve years constantly and sold everything for
you can rse this letter or e fns1 yos Fish
Wholesale and Retail Desisn In Drug, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Lux Feb. :. 1876.
E.eh-pack.ee contains Dr.. ysfords Improved Inhai.
slo0 For sale by Al whole and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and Canadas
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As SOON - . boil becomes hard and ipflamed,
paint il with iodine. The poison will not be
scattered, but will be absorbed by it.
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ANN Can't be made by every agent every month In
vtIlIu the business fuFnish, bat those willing
ASSS work easily earn . dozen dolsrs day right
0VOU in their own localities Have NO room to en-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable Wsoen
and boys and girls, do we'll We win fuEnish
YOU complete OUTFIT free The basDss pays better than
anything We will bear cxpesse II starting yeu-
Particufsrs free Write and YasDers and nseksn-
paving work at home shoah write - us and Iearn an
abouf the work Nov b ths tine Dea9 aslsy.
Address TRrE Co, Augusta. 1aise. Sect
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IT is SO cold ont in Montana that whiskey is
sold by the ping.
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Feed & Sale Stable,
TROY. KANSAS.

HE undersigned has purchased the livery stock of R.
- W Hunt and added additional stock thereto. win
keep Bnxxies. Carriages. and Hack Good Teams and
Saddle Horses at all tmes and Liberal Rates Also
horses kept by the day Horses bought and soa
Two Large Stock Lots attached.
URIAH GRIFFITH.
Troy. Sept. 10. 1s74
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Dr. WMnnKR, ga & Charles street 4 rsr.
ulR graduate Of medicine, has been loneer
engaged In the treatment Of chronic disesses
debility, blood diseases, an fupedimenfs -
marriage. Cal or write. ChcQIar free. safe
Aod1ei1as; m0der1te chazEoG
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the United States, together with their
priests, have already held meetings Tor the
purpose Of organizing their Jurisdictions.
Bishop Borgess. and his priests, OF the duo
cese Of Detroit, have done 90, and Their
court OF causes having been established,
canon law takes immediate effect in that
diocese. A high authority In Ghurch
matters puts into nutshell ms
explanation oil why the new system
was not enforced at an earlier date,
"When," he says, "the general OF our
army dispatches commander TO perform
active service on far-of frontier, where
settlements are few and far between, dan
ger Is on all sides and communication with
Headquarters far from convenient, would
Il not be advisable to have that command
er clothed with extraordinary power 10
actP Such has been the case Of the Church
in the United States-pastors located nun.
dreds OF miles from their bishops, anu
many other circumstances existing TO rem
der impracticable the holding OF such syn
DDS and councils as are provided for by the
present instructions from the Pope, ana 10
necessitate q more summary course oil pro-
cedure than that which exists In countries
where the whole population Is Catholic. /,
The same authority regards this Fapal
brief as the entering wedge toward the In:
PRODUCTION, II not Of complete system OF
canon law, at least OF q regular form OF &c
clesiastical procedure approximating IN
general effect to the canon law as II pre-
walls in Europe, but modified to suit the
particular circumstances and necessities oil
The Church in this country.
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uurpt1Na nA11y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1878

In the two States ! have mentioned the
great trouble lies; in the others, as ! have
said. matters have settled down into COM
parative quiet.
Tnieryieyer-And this partial success,
Won maintain, would not or could not
have been accomplished under what was
known as the bayonet rule Of the previous
Administration?
Mr.. Ell have not described 1t as bayo.;
net rule or anything Of the kind, for !
know that the bayonet was, perhaps, nee
essary so long as reconstruction was IN
progress. We had conquered the rebellion,
and were replacing il with civil govern
ment. Itcould have been done in no 9TH
er way, especially as regards the establish.
ment OF black suffrage. But the idea oil
force. however empty ii may have been,
was repugnant to our people in the North
and the whole country. OF course, We
have our troubles, like the Southern ques-
ton we have been talking about, and the
silver question, but that Is about oil, and
we shall survive them.
A small disturbance in q remote corner
OF great ant hill may arouse and excite
the entire colony OF ants. They may rush
out OF their holes to go crazy over tribe,
and they may destroy themselves 10 Q
greater or less extent before peace and
quiet are fully restored. But the Ameri-
can people are not pissants. f
Interyiewer-Of the silver question?
Mr.. E.-The advocates OF silver coin have
been somewhat disappointed, think, at
more recent results. It was perhaps rea-
sonable to expect that silver would appre.
ciate in value when we remonetized, and
it did go up in price to some extent, but
since then It has fallen of. II was ninety
and It Is now eighty. But We are not the
only people who are bothered, so to speak,
on this question. The Chinese and the
Indian Governments use silver, and all
Europe is forced to acknowledge Its intru-
sive mischievousness
What We shall do in the premises, or
what we ought to do, can not pretend to
say. But 1t appears to me that what the
American people want is the paper dollar,
the convenient paper dollar which is SO
seldom lost, which serves all the neces-
sites OF trade and commerce. Otcourse it
must be good dollar, an honest one, bet.
ter, perhaps, than our present silver dollar,
which is Just now practically at discount
ofabout fifteen per cent, With this ques-
ton OF finance settled, and 1t Is the main
question now, the future will be still more
bright and promising. The occasional
emeIttes confined to small and circumscribed
localities, will not interfere with our Ma
tional progress. You must remember
that this is a great country-great in terri
tory, / mean, and that the coast strip
wherein these exciting troubles have oc-
cured comprises but a very small portion
ofit
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Pyramid RniIdIng.

Various Republican country editors are
illustrating their sheets with protusion
ofcocks, coons, cannons, and other pic
ture signs Of victory. Others are building
pyramids; the "Solid South" is lput into
the one, and the Solid North, with two
exceptions,-oregon and mdiana,-con-
stitutes the other. This is the way the OPP
posing piles look us the result OF the late
election, assuming that California goes
with the Solid North, as she will in all hui
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Canon law is to the Catholic hierarchy
what common law is to the lurlsts OF the
nation, and it would be no easierin anews-
paper column TO tell allabout the one than
10 give the complete details OF the other
It derives its name from the title oil clergy,
men, assistants to Bishop and connected
with a cathedral in Catholic countries
These were called canons, upon whom de-
volved the duty OF electing a Bishop. The
interest aroused by the partial introduce
t;on ~ canon law into the United States is
mainly owing to few points, and perhaps:
the chief among these Is the matter Of
settling disputes between Bishop and
priest. Probably the most important case
81 that kind in this country was the ceie-
hrated suit OF Father Stack against Bishop
0'Hara. Of Scranton, for having been sum.
marily removed from the pastorate oil q
church in Scranton and forbidden the ex-
crcise OF any priestly function, even TO say
mass. Father Stack, lin his testimony be:
fore the examiner, raised o question Of
conflict between the general canon law OF
the church and the legislation OF the
Church Councils in this country. lie ad'
mitted that by the legislation the BaltI'
more Council the Bishops were given the
right to remove priests and appoint them
asthe Bishop "thought fitting in the Lord. "
Bnt he claimed that he was parish priest
in the full canonical sense OF that term,
and that the general canon law oil the
church prevailing In strictly CathoIlc coun'
tries gave the right Of "immovaolllty 10
all parish priests. W
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PRIEST AND BISHOP.

All disputes between priest and Bish;
OBJ shall be settled By a "Court OF Causes"
composed OF "Judics CGlurtua," five in
number, selected ut synod or convention
BY the joint action OF the Bishop and the
rectors, or by the Bishop alone whenever,
in his belief, there are sufficient reasons
for adopting such an exceptional course.
Rectors shall not be removed by the Bish-
on without the consent OF this court,
whose decision, however, shall not neces-
sarily be final, rs either party to suit
may take his grievance to the Court OF
Rome. The new law, however, will not
bind any clergyman TO bring his case be-
fore this court, and will allow him to make
use OF the privilege, which has always ex:
isted here, OF appealing to the Court OF
Rome in the first place. But the expense:
delay and other difficulties in the way Of
appealing to Rome have,in the majority OF
cases, deferred clergymen from adopting
such course. The judges OF causes shall
be sworn to hear and determine cases &C
cording to the laws and canons OF the
Church, and they shall hold Office for q
fixed term.
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pR. ]. RoOsvrIr, NJ. D., Of Macon, Georgia,
writes, Oct. 10, 1873:
"Capt. Thompson, OF this place, says he was
cured OF Dropsy by the use OF Bethesda, VIII
you please write me how can procure the
water, price, ETC." ..=..
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pRcE-Keg 81, half bbls. s., barrels SIG.
Pamphlets mailed free. Send for one.
Bethesda Water is for sale by Logan, List d
Co., Druggists, Bridge Corner, Wheeling.
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THE following Is a fair specimen OF the let
ters we are receiving almost daily, proving
that Bethesda Water will cure when all else
fails. Miss Smiths disease was Diabetes, here
t0fore claSsed as one OF the incurable com.
LrxwooD, Pa, Oct. 10, 1878.
Col. n. Dunbar:
DEAR stR-Thc barrel OF Bethesda Water
you sent me In April last Is Just exhausted,
and wish to have another before the cold
weather sets In. will send postoftice order,
&c, &c.
Bethesda has been the most perfect blessing
to me that II ever was TO any one. After ten
years OF suffering without relief, am so near.
~ cured that pain and all the diScomforts OF
sickness prove like troubled dream long past.
! can perform wonders Of household tasks,
and iii with pleasure and profit my place In
the world. Hook forward, with good grounds
for hope to busy and successful life, all
owing 10 tho merciful Gods pure gift, which
He sends through your hands. Next summer
hope TO visit you, for you personate Wau-
kesha in my mind.
am sir, yours, &C., lt.
SARAH 7. SMITH.
ask for the circulars because am con-
SANITY solicited for them, and have made the
virtues Of the Spring known from Florida to
Massachusetts, II has relieved several OF my
friends Strangers have written me inquiring-
~ anu "A'' Oe'' S''N - ' SITS
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General Agent for Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Ohio, Indiana, New jersey and West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
SIMarket street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Unconstitutional.

ciEn a YEAR Board and Tuition for Girl, Boys
SlJO and Young Men. Preparatory C6lTss for
BHsfAsss, Tedehiag, Mtdieine, Laf and DfRady. In
strue ton thorough. Location unsurpassed. Rel.
7. n. REILLY, b D., Episcopal Academy Had
denheld, Nj. anlo
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The yoluminous testimony Of the ex-
merits examined for the bishop, notably
that OF the learned DR.. Corcoran, went to
show. however, that the Church in this
country was on a missionary basis, and
that its discipline and mode OF government
was provided for by the legislation OF us
own prelates. in council assembled; that
this legislation, including that Of the Bal
timore Council, had always been sent to
Rome for inspection and revision; anu
that, after undergoing the rigid scrunnyot
the Pope and his councillors, u was re-
tnrned TO this country for PRONUNCIATION as
approved; that inasmuch as the rope was
the head OF the Church and was himsei
The supreme law-making power, any lests-
lation which had thus reeeived MS ap-
proyal was, OF necessity. in harmony win
he general law Of tho Church-the source
Of law being one, there could not be any
conflict in laws emanatingtrom that source.
Besides, the evidence Of Archbishop
Mood Was to the effect that the charge
over which Father Stack presided was not
a parish economically erected, and the testl-
many Of Dr. Corcoran showed that there
VAS no such parish in the United States,
srcent in the ecclesiastical province o.
nav Orleans, which was under canonical
ri,le because Louisiana was Catholic
country prior to It's acquisition by the
intel States. The other questions. raised
nv Father Stack were as fruitless with the
master as the point on canon law, but the
Latter d the only one that need DO recalled!
in The way Of illustrating the subject Of
his article. Had canon law been in force
here Bishop 0'Hara could have removed
Father Stack without the consent oil the
"Court OF Causes" f'@N
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Northern President elected by % Elect
oral majority, Notwithstanding Oregon and
Indiana vote with the "Solid South"
Making the South ''solid" is game the
North can play at.
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CONG EAsT ANp WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
@nllt.s Nay 18th, 1873, Trains viii run daily
TisssilyJ a.
lItspaGA Trains to Pittsburgh.
!ilF0Eh TlInI to cleveland.
!TlNagh TnluI 10 Chicago,
hIuai hlliOr Can between WeIsyiIle and
0'Nlni, F
Esalsd Sleeping Can on all Trains between Al
I'M I'd Chicago
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AaS1r!L ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BellAIre at as
~ b1dtpH so p. m; arrives al Steubenyille a
9hs' leaves SleuhtnVille at $40 a. M: Bridge
iSStSh n. IriVe, Al BellAire nj 9.3S =. m.
,s.l W. AID B3Slse Checks 10 all principal points
Van Bridgeport. ~
FIR MYERS,
70 General raNenger and Ticket Agent
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NEW PAPAL BRIEF.


IN This country ON Tue ElFst VI ShhuAHs
The Stack O'IIara Case.
PHILADELPHIA, November ia most
important change in the government OF
the Roman Catholic church in the United
States will take effect on the first Of Janu-
airy next. The Archbishop as well as all
the Bishops and Wears Apostolic in this
country have received from the Pope a
''brief," or instruction" in which the
particulars ofthe new system are set forth.
1t is announced that as soon as possible a
circular embodying the brief will be mail
ed to every priest in the country.
THE PAPAL BRIEF.
The brief begins by referring to certain
provisions made by the Provincial Conn
ell OF Baltimore, held in 1877, for the ad-
justment Of questions which might grow
out OF the peculiar condition Ofthe Church
in the United States as compared with the
hierarchy in European countries where
the Catholic religion has fourished for
hundreds OF years. Some OF these provi.
sions, however, It has been found either
impracticable or undesirable to carry out,
owing to the unexpected rapid growth Of
Catholicism, which has necessitated the
adoption OF a system approaching in many
respects the government OF the Church in
countries where the canon law has long
been in full force. The Church in the
United States has been on missionary
basis, as must always be the case where
there is sparse Catholic population that
renders necessarya more summary course
OF procedure than that which exists IN
countries where almost the entire popula-
ton is Catholic. The brief ordains that
under the new system pastors of parishes
shall be known as 'frectors," their official
title being rctorts p,isionis. On the first
OF January all such priests will become
ip,o }doto rectors, with most OF the canoni-
cal rights now belonging to parish priests
in ireland and "head" priests in England
and Scotland.
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WHAT u EFFECTED.

In Canada the canon law has been al
ways IN force to some extent, but that
nr6yinee has been without nm Apostolic
tpeleeate since the recent death OF the
Rioht Rev. Or. Conroy. There Is a general
bsIiei among Catholics. however, that the
oIsce al DR.. Coaroy win soon be filled by
an 4 postolic Delegate, whose jurisdiction
,.;,i embrace the United States Is well as
Sanada' Indeed, It is telegraphed from
Dublin, although. not from an Siilelai Sat y
clio source, that Dr. Gilo9ly Bishop ,p g, ~,
phin, has been appointed 70 that p1si1 iS.a
By tie Pope. pr. G'looly has held Inc
episcopacy OF Elphip ior nineteen years;
ana has d high reputation Tor ability and
energy in connection with an answering
devotion TO the Church. II Is reported
that several bishops in the western part Of
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4 OHIO RAILROAD co.

SzrE..s..:;;:;77 -. 9.;:5;; !s's..s;:3
"a ,t,, November IL. 1873, Passenger Trains
I'm !, ioloE,-wheeling Time ~ gts =
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Mr.. E.-There Is no use denying the
fact that the Southern people have suffer-
ed greatly-the Southern whites, ] mean
from the sudden Embarrassment Of their
social system or fabric, the sudden interlec-
ton into their voting aggregate Of IN ele-
mert Of ignorance, and the consequent
domination ofuneducated and inexpeFienc.
ed powersin their political affairs. II was,
perhaps, mistake that this was done By
the Republican party Of the North. But
ali this does not Justify murders and
wholesale disregard Of existing law, Now,
what you call the South (meaning all the
lately fehelliOus States) wherein outrages
occur habitually in election campaigns, !
call comparatively small strip here aud
there along the Atlantic and Gulf Coast.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
8arOm 9r. GmaH.

Ser 8aron @rnft BON Quaif, 5proB
elmer alien mdrtiiden Aoelsfamilte, perabs
idiebete 1id) Dor fiinf Sabren ais prenBiz
ider @aroezQ ieutenant S9nlben balber
uno fam nab Antertta. ct. 2ouiS tpar
ieiu :3iel. 2lnfdnslid aing's inn bprt
ipottihledt. 9o6 Elm MISREPRESENTATION
Glrst rabm ii6 ieirer CIT, iebte i'm in ieine
0tpot6ete, nfo ber nod iusenbti6e 8aron
tpar ais ,St6piet" 10 fleiBig uu6 or6ents
lid, oaB ibm iein Gr5tIiber @onner rietb,
6eilfunDe SIT ftubiren.
Qtuf eiuen 8rief Ses 4r3tes bin erfiSrte
IibQ Halt s Batter, tueI6erBeitber bes9fitterS
elttes @ara bei Bilbberg I'm &egiernngSbe>
Sirf 9otS0am lit, bcreit, leinem @obn Die
1St6igen Wtittel gum 8eiad zines nlebi;is
utihen Golege tpa9renb 3tpeier Selneiter
at oetpd6ren. 0uaft beladte has Mihpnrt
SnHeae, prputoptrte ais Ar3t unS lieB ftd
i'm Sabre 1877 ais Arst unb Npotbefer III
SitsSt. 2ouis rieber.
Bornu uno 9ottor sugleidt ift bel. Die
OpnpelDir6e ftieg benz Qnaff al Rnpf,
ieine alten 2eioeni6aften ertpadten tpieber,
er iieSelte aus Sf@St. 2o1is tpie6er nadl
benz belebteren ct. 2ouis aber, seigte ftdr
ais .SpesiaIarat fin Traaens GranfbeiteH
llnb fir operative @birursie@ ont, pratti3irte
aber tuenig uno uar tpGbre46 6es tette4
Sabres faif sans GHf bic l1n~tsrtasansen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
@Schenf(ichc Slireois &faofs-Bcifmne.

angepielen, bie ct bon ietnem Slater erhtelt.
0iciclbet iparen ni6t glGnse10, tDaren
ober geniigeno g%etpelen, bic Soften oes gez
bensunterbalts beS jungen Nr3teS 81 be-
i~treiten, menn er ni6t v%noblen Bal1tonen"
geir0btt bate. ST. lpuree balfia III Spiel
bdrlern geleben, Deelor uno Derlor ulto
mas fonllileH mlBte, fam.
I'm li6 0elo gum Sptel 81 nerlbdtten,
bertiel Qnait i'm Utat aHf Die S0ee, Nns
tpetlutgeu altf bic Worfingmen's Sant III
Slt>St. 2ouis aussuitellen, DDne oaB CT
bort @elo oeppnirt bate. Wie9rcre ct.
Gouiicr Wirtbe, Die i'm fannten. labnlert
Sic bon i6nt anSgeftellten Nnipei lullgell an,
sdbltell iDm Oie BetrGge aus In0 als tie III
Den nddlten TGgen Die N~nipeilunger erDes
ben pplIten, tpurben Siele BON Der Ballt
inter 8roteit suriidgeihtdt. Die @eprel7
ten tpouten ben Baron geri6tll6 lDegen
8etrlgs berfolgelt, lieBen ltd 1eooep be-
i1pi1tigen, ais Ser ct. QDutler Dltret6t7
i6e @onlul ertldrte, baB CT it'd an aIat'S
gater ipenoen uno i'm nlter 9arleglIH9
bes G5atbcitanoes Inn 8eirieoigung Der
Gldubtgcr bitten tpolle.
Mm is. Suit ging oer8rief iIabDelttlb:
lamb ab, aber ebe nod ette9IHtiport etittraf,
bate 81. Don Guait ipieOertlm meDrere
@irt9e in obiger 8eiie bei9ptnoelt. Sn>
leBt bate CT Qnmeiian8em atlf ote y@erS
man Savings Snititutiou" ausgeitsEt uno
Die Betrdge iib aussa6ten lailen, obHe oaB
CT MIR einen Sent daf ber 8alt oeponlrt
bate. Die Nnipeiiungen tDuroen raturlt9
BON Der Banf ni6t bonorirt. giner oer
betregenen Birtbe IteB Die Wtobel oes
0ottors, Elm Mnoerer feline Builder nit
8eidlag belegen. !.
Dor eint9en Tdgen traf cine Nnttpert
bes alien 6errn Don Quait duf ben Brlef
oes 6ftreidilhen @pniulS etn. Der Slater
Guait iagt iu ieinem S6reiben, oaB er
leinem SoDne ieit September Dorigen Sab
res 160UWarf gei6idt babe unb unntogltb
mebr fir i'm tbun fonne. Wenn iein Sobn
fid 6anotuuseu babe Su S6uloen tolnmen
Iailen, Die nit ben 9eieben i'm Miperiprud
itdllbsn, 10 miiie berlel0e aud Die 6olgeH
auf It6 ne4men.
Sebt lit ser Barun unb 0ottOr aus ct.
9ouiS peridmunoeu. Die .N. g." err
tbeilt iDm ben Gatb, Chicago SIT ieinem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT MAIDEN. Gin tbDri6s
ter Natb! DEM Chicago lit, mie Ser SAT-
S60ppe'S benefit, elm lebr beiBer pla5 fir
frede SnbultriesE Sitter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05

iammensieDenben uno bic l3urge trofen
l%egenben @ei0mad Tngelah9 nidt ipieOcr
los: 9teif liefcrt iie eiu ganS angene9ntes
Gompot. Die 8liitbe lit gelblidgriin uub
bat gans Die Sorm unb baS Nusieben Der
Seioelbeerbliit6e; Gerl,tde sur @Hltipi7
rung bteler 6ru6t ii16 nod ni6t gema6t
moroen. Nd0ltens mebr iiber bieS S6emd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-05
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