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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

NO single disease has ca.alied suffering has-
~ tened the breaking up Of the constitution than
ing the hnnsn voice, the mind or more and some
times all yield TO is destructive influence The poison s
astrDutss throughout tae system atAeks ever vital
force and oreaks up The most robust Of combinations
ignored because but little understood by most phyI
Clans 1mpotenfiy assaulted by quacks and charatsns,
those suffering from have ttle hope to be relieved
pepris, Treatment q this terrible disesse b. remedies
within the reach OF al passed into banda q
petent and trrstvorhy Ths new and hitherto unfred
method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the preparation Of
ms hApicht SCkk has won my hearty approval. be-
leye n likely 10 succeed when all the usual remedies
fa because strikes at the OF the disease, viz,
The dcid1rd blood while Il heals the liberated men,
erane ey direct application 20 the nasal psssages IL
acuon based on certain fixed rules. and unless the
vital forces arc too far exhausted. must In the great
majority OF cases. effect 4 cure.
Eosscorr BLOCK, So. FRAx1xaHAX, Oct. ], is7a.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

SIGN LANGUAGE WAsTHD.-While the Nez
Perez Indians were visiting the stores in Bis
marck, one of them walked into the -four and
feed store of John Whalen. The Indian was q
six footer, and one of the best soldiers of Jo-
aeph's band. Whalen, who has been in the In-
dian country good deal, passed the compli-
ments of the season with his distinguished visit
or, and conversed with him by signs for some
twenty minutes, when the Nez Perez asked in
English, pronunciation and accent perfect Chow
do You sell -four in this countryi" Whalen was
60 sstonished that he could hardly gasp out !:
ssB-b-by the sackir as his interocutor turned and
loft the store.-Helend (Montana) Independent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

RESTORING CARPETs.-A tablespoonful of am
monia in one gallon of warm water will often
restore the color of carpets, even if dissolved by
acid or alkaii. If ceiling has been white.
washed with the carpet down, and a few drops
should fall, this will remove it. Or, after the
carpet is well beaten and brushed, scour with
OK gall, which will not only extract grease but
freshen the colors. One pint of gall in three
gallons of warm water will do large carpet.
Table and floor oii-cloths may be thus washed.
The suds left from wash, when ammonia is u.s.
ed, even if almost cold, clcanses these new floor
cloths we'll.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

A WOMAN pretty well advanced in years called
into Michigan avenue grocery yesterday, and
were shown her and prices named, and after
some hesitation she said: My daughter and me
are making up box for our relashuns in Iowa,
who got eat out by the grasshoppers, and if
you've got some fruit which is a lcetle musty and
leetle cheaper, it would do just as well r-De-
Unit Fkee press
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

sirfn said tailor in Chartres street to waggish
fellow who had got into him about feet. "Do
you owe anybody anything, siri" asked the wag.
ssNo, sir" said the tailor. "Then you can afford
to waitw and he walked off. A day or two af-
forwards, the tailor called again. Our wag was
not at his wits end yet; so turning on his cred
itor, said he, "are you in debt to any body y
"Yes, sir" says the tailor. swell, why don't
you payi" because can't get the money"
'sThat's just my case, sir; I'm glad to see you
can appreciate my condition give us your hand"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMENNwe have sold sANYoIDs RADICAL
" CrEn for nearly one year, and can say candidy
universal satisfaction We have learn the rst COM
plant yet.
We are not in the habit of recommending patent
medicines put your PREPARATION meets the wants OF
thousands, and we think those acted should be
WINGED offs great merit that suffering viii be
relieved We have been IN the drug business for the
past twelve years constantly and sold everything for
Catarrh, but your leads all the rest II you see proper
you can use TINS letter or any part O. thst yon Esh
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. g. 1876.
Eachpackage contains DR.. sanfords Improved Inhal.
ing Tube and full directions for In all Price,
em. For sale by all Wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States Cansdas
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston. Mass.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

A PATRON of a certain newspaper once said to
the publisher :-"Mr. Printer, how is it that yon
have never called on me for pay for yonr paperi Z"
"0h,r said the man of types, 1--WE never ask a
gentleman for money" "Indeed," replied the
patron chow do You manage to get along when
they don't pay ~ "Well," said the editor, latter
. certain time we conclude that he is not a
gentleman. and we ask him." ''Oh-ah-yes-I
see Mr.. Editor, please give me a receipt" aud
hands him the amount due. snake my name
all right on YOUR books"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

tslfARIAR,D remarked one of the horny handed
sons Of toll to his wife, 'pears to me it takes a
sight o. calico to make You q dress these hard
times. Can't yer economic with one of them
pull-backs the city gals weari 1t was then
shat Marian fired the bread board at him. and re-
marked that she wasn't ''going to stop the circu-
lation of blood in her legs for no bald-headed
old penny -pincher"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

SHORT OF BIBLE.-Here is q laughable in
stance of ~ Man Short Of Bible"
"A reverend gentleman, while visiting par
ishiOper, had occasion in the course of conversa-
tion to refer to the Bible, and on asking for the
article, the master of the house ran to bring it,
and came back with only two leaves in his hand.
Il declare says he, this is all we've got in the
house-Pd no idea we were near outr'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

To REMOVE DANDRUFF.-Into quart of wa
ter put an ounce of flower of sulphur and shake
frequently for several hours; then pour off the
clear liquid, and with this saturate the head ev
cry morning. In q few weeks every trace of
dandruff will disappear, and the hair become soft
aud glossy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

Graceful CONTINENTAL was q Judi
cious resolution of q father, as well as q most
pleasant compliment to his wife, when on being
asked what he intended to do with his girls, he
replied: intend to apprentice them to their
excellent mother, that they may learn the art of
improving time, and be fitted to become, like
her, wives, mothers, and heads Of families, and
useful members of society,"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

MORTAR does not reach its usual irmness when
dried in the heat of Summer, and one Of the
best authorities commends the custom of the
masous of Northern Italy, who. in constructions
of Importance, water the masonry during the
summer months to prevent its drying too rapid
lx
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

To DESTROY WARTs.-Dissolve 80 much COM
mon washing soda as the water will take up;
wet the warts with this for minute or two, aud
let them dry without wiping. Keep the water
in a bottle, and repeat the washing often, and it
will take away the largest warts.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

aDKAR sir" lisped q great lady in a watered
silk ct the worlds fair, shave the goodness to
inform me if there are any noblemen in the Unit
ed Etatesp AYES, ma'am," answered a full fed
Jonathan, who was showing off the beauties of
Q croam-freezer, "and I'm one of Them
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

DUTCH PANcAkEs.One egg, one large spoon
full sugar, one cup milk. two tablespoonfuls melt
ed butter, one teaspocnful cream tartar, one-half
teaspoonful soda, little salt, and -four enough
to make thick. Bake one-half hour; slice and
eat warm with butter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

gan TO scod the servant girl His little six-year-
Old, who had been listening attentively during
the conversation, broke in with, Father, stop
sooldiug; you needn't think that James your
wifen
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17
SAHFoRD's RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim to be one ofthe fevpopulsr rene
NJ dies receiving the approval medical gentlemen,
Who. IN private not only freely recommend It but
In their families In preference to OF the prepare
You are aware. said adistingush.d city physician,
that my obligations to the Mas. Medical Society
such that cannot publicly recommend prescribe tho
Radical Cure but since received omnch relief from
remedies have privately advised ts and presume
INV natients for IN ~ -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

II MEANT to have told you of that hole" said
8 man to his friend, who had stumbled into q
pit full of water. '.No matter now" said the
other, blowing the mud and water out of his
mouth 81 guess I've found it."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

CoNk is coming into use in Germany as Q I'LL
ing for Winter bed-coverlets, in place of feath-
ers. It IA said to be not only lighter and cheap
er, but decidedly warmer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

An Indiana girl at yassar College writes to
her parents; ssThis is the most stylish hairpin
az . boarding school ever tumbled to. l can
eat four times day if want to, and get a fair
hack ct the hash every timen
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

TnR foal Of The racer neither fnds ont HE
speed NOR eaIb e1t his poweu, u paetured out
With ~ eeunea md ut 40 dsseinsi lbr ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

THERE is nothing that will tend to make
man forget to ask q blessing at the breakfast "a
eess that the cook left on the chair while she
ed her shoes.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

&zhile an Iowa woman was struggling in tho
and likely to drown, her husband yelled
New bonnet-swim for lifep and she kick
"a ont and safely reached the shore.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

Tar frst thing in boot is the last.-Grspkie.
Ard sometimes the last in the thing is the
1oet.-A snaisos fstriot (Den.)
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

i Waoe;s fhs most liberal mani Tbs grocer /;
- Rtyss alnest eyesy Cling weigh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

DR. WHITTIER
w 81 charles Street, st. Louis. No.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17
THE AMERICAN CYCL0PEDIA,
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

The great political revolutions the last dec de with
natural result Of the lapse of time brought nfa
pnphc view multitude Of men, whose names are In
every ones mouth and Of whose lives every one ia curl
Gus to know the particulars Great battles have
fought and important sieges maintained Of which the
now to take their place i'm ~~-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
2 ost Money Or ders

inr raS F6erfe unb bilIigfte Witttel
sur lleterlcnrun9 npn GeIb unb fpll7
ten, mo fie su Istea fnr, posu &C.
br1utbt ipeyren.
gRenn cine 3eituns son einem pofz
ant an Gin anbcrrS neriebt merren iplI,
70 mu6 immsr aud raS YUltamt ansez
9eben iperben trr Hie 3eitun9 friiber
empfan9en wurce.
g9enn Srmanr fcin Slatt nid't re-
9elmaft9 empfdn9t pber fi@ ouf irz
Bcnp cine Gsiic 6ebler etnfdleiden,
70 IcIltc Ger tetrefenpe Neent fotpte
bic @eraus9eber iO9let6 raYpn tenatbz
ri1tt9t werpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
Sbrecflicbe Stiirnse.

Sin lit Calais, 6ranfreid, eri6eiz
nenreS Slatt con- ltattrt, baB pdbrenr
reS lebten beftt9en Sturmes int Canal
% S6iffe su 0runpe 9insen> AS itran@
petelL "a ernitltd bef6dpi9t wurpen,
55 bic 9lnter Maiten unb &etten eillz
biiBten unb ca. 200 Weni6en ltmfa%
men. Der @ertb Der fdifbridt9en
6abrseu9e miro auf feds Millirnen
NrancS 9el6dbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
ct. 9anl stinmeiDta sam'ita9, Sen $. s5anuar 1873

pes Geri6tes :; lit etntaen Taeen werz
BEN mir e6 fennen. 9lber bic Otn9e
werren babel ntdt iteben bletben; ber
NppelIbpf unc Der Ga0attpnsbpf per<
ben it6 nod NIT pte1em prpseb su be-
f6aftiaen baben, Dieter prpseB 1T unz
mpralil6 unp epnitattrt etnen Scan<
bal obne @let6en." Der 0eri6tSbpf
erflarte erit nad 20 Ia9en perpe er
feirt llrtbetl publictren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
Oeutiblanb.

6ulpa, II, Dec. Oa bic Se1uiten
nidt mebr tm 2anbe 1inr, fo tpirb NUM-
lnebr per fatbplti6e @eltz&lerus fir
Otnse Serantpprtlt6 eena6t Bic man
fpnit germ ben beit9ebabten Yatre6 a,tf<
birpete. Sn unferm &e9ierune6>Sez
strife baben 9e9enwdrtt9 bic pfarrer
unp Sapldne bic sebetmen @erbinpunz
gen per @ymnaitafen auf benz @eipilz
fen pie pent9itenS ber &b.@ unb g.
Spte metnt. Oerelbe f6retbt gang
unperfrpren ullnter ben 9Ymnaitaz
item in 6ulba> 6er6felo unb Warbur9
itnp 9ebetme @erbinbun9en entpedt
pprben mas 4uSpet tlun9en Gin Marz
burg alIein feben) uho Garcerfrafe
sur TOlse bate. Die jun9en 2eute
iparen pom Yfarrer pber &aplan bur6
!5anpf6las su pafFSem @iperfanbe
Se9en Die 9lncrpnun9en ber S6ulbez
bbrpeh fptpte su ftrenefer @ebeimbalz
tuns SerpRt6tet ipprben." Das ee=
nannte 8latt fpllte ft6 feline Gffnbun9
patenttren lafen.
Wie auentbalben int Hei6e uber
frpmmen Sttte", fp finb audi in 6eiIen
bte @efdnsni7e fSrmli6 iiberfiillt. Sn
Ytelen Tdllen purpen bic 6retbett6itra@
fen tpesen &GrperperleBun9en erfannt
ppbl in eben fp Dtelen aber ou6 me-
gen unbefu9ten Settelns. Oas pib=
ltcum in unierer Stabt tptrb' 9e9enz
partt9 in unerbDrter gSeile ppn
S6aaren arbett6lpier ltno bunsert9er
SonbwerfSburlden beldlti9 Man
enpfnpet ieBt mteper, unp sipar t1t6t
blpB auf fatbplti6er Seite re6t
fdmersltd bic 9lufbebun9 unierer &lBz
iter, in wel6en off an etnem Sage
Sunperte spn 5un9ert9en gtabrun9
fanoen.
Gin trauri9eS 3et6en Der 3eit pirp
aus &pblens pom 4, De;. semelpet no
cine 6rauen6peripn in ben Gbeiltz 9(nz
la9en srpet fpl ltbare Gafen sertriimmerte,
aus Dem 0runbe i'm burd bic Seltro>
flung fir pteien 6reoel fir ben gStnter
llnterfcmtten su fnpen.
lleber bic @emetnperatbswablen in
8iirtember9 ipirp unterm s. Oes. aus
Stutt9art bert6tet 0a6 &eIultat Der
bier 1T ben lebten 1asen Spllspaenen
@emetnperatb6ipabl 1T nod rtdt bez
fannt. Sn l1lm itttnmten BON 1910
8ere6tt9ten muir 929 al, fp bae cine
gta6wabl anberaumt tperben muete.
Sn Gannitatt betbeili9ten ii6 Yon 1927
8ere6tt9ten nur 833. Sn 9tpttpetl
bran9 Bic liberale 9ilte ourd. 5n
liibinsen purpen muir Oempfraten aez
pdblt. Der @ierfur fast: isis 9ee
gen 4 llbr batten stpar Yerbdltntbz
mdBts nur 8entse ab9eitilnmt pann
aber besann bic Setreibun9 Der Ypu,
6elpe beimfOmmenpen biebern Bein>
9drtner ipelde iid mafenbaft ms
8abupcal prdngten." Sn gmiinp
pnren flint au5fdeipenpe 0litelieber
su ersdnset1 wel6e friiber pur6 ben
piuS@Seretn in pa6 Gpuesium famen.
Oa BET fetnem etipas an ietner bi6beri~ |
gen 5altunS aussuieben mar nabm
9enannter 8eretn fdmmtli6e pteoer
auf feinen @ablsetteL ben ct aud
sliidlt6 bis auf Gtnen bur6bra6te.
ytur an StelIe peS Gafiirers Der Sc
werbebanf trat nit etpas iber 100
Sttmmen Webrbett 6abrifant 0eyble
Elm 9rpteltant.
Sn S6ln purre am s. DECEMBER
cine 9luStellun9 BON 2ebrltns6 : slr<
beiten erDfnet. Der 9tusitelIunsS<
raum i'm neuen 8ibltotbef Sc
bdube mar febr seidmadpOu unb ftnnts |
becprtrt. 3terlt6e Sdnber NIT &ernz |
fpri6en aus Der suten alien Belt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

Tabrseu9e miro auf feds Wtllirnen
SrancS sel6dbt.
c5talien.
Jtpm, 10. Dec. Gin rnerfmiirpi1eS
SeifpteL in tpel6em @rabe bic g}ah@
rt6ten iiber bas gefnben bes y. &az
ters T6 ptrerlpre6eh bieten srpet
aeltern fait 9leidsettt9 erpebtrte Depez
f6en. Der Yart1er l1ntpn purbe am
8. B., II 1lbr As Mtnuten gprmttta9s,
semelpet: uSett swet 9a9en sebt es
pem papft Ytel bei1er. Gr i6ldft febr
gut bat fetn 6teber mebr unb 9e1tiiz
asnren 9lppetit. Sein 9etitiees Sez
Tnpen 1T Elm pprtrefFi6es, Die &rdfte
febren ipteber. Die 6reupe i'm @attz
can 1T 9rpe." Oa9e9en ber 6ranff.
3ts. 8. b., llbr 40 Wtnuten: u9cr
papit Serbra6te bic pprt9e ytadt febr
ldle6t. Die &e9teruns bat Masrez
seln Sur &ufredterbaltuns ber Dfentz
lt6en &ube unb St6erbeit beS Gpnz
Glaze er9rtfen. Die 8ptI6ofter fnb
peritdnbtet. Der Satican bat feline
gtpte in Setref pe5 &etpz&e6tes Der
Wddte erla6en."
9ta6 benz Spbe be6 Cardinals 9lnz
tpneut bra6ten raptcale 3eituneen bos
0erii6t auf ais bdtte perielbe cine
Sp6ter binterlafen, ipel6e nun bo6
Grbre6t beanipru6e. Oa e6 ber 9lben%
teurerin nt6t an &pSpfaten feblt MEL
dye reren Sade Dor ben italtentl den
8ert6ten erfe6ten-unp wdre e5 AUDI
nur tint bes Sfanbals mtllen-, fp
entnebmen iptr elmer Correspondents
Der &Sln. GDlf6settun9 aus &pm Ypnt
7. Ies. fpl9enpes: 0eltern bat cer
prpseB 2ambertint : 9lntpnelli wieper
beSpnnet. Sin Sbetl ber eurppdtlden
;Drel1e bat befanntlt6 bic 9lusla9e
speter alter @etber ipel6e bebaupte=
tet Der Yerltprbene Garbtnal babe etne
natiirli6e Sp6ter btnterla0el1 unp
ptefer miiile re6tli6 feline Grbl6aft suz
fallen, nit etnem fp innt9en @Iauben
ouf9enpmmelL ais tpenn eS fh um
cine berettS Spllfpmuen stpetfeup1e
Sbatl la6e banpelte. Sn friiberen dbnz
lt6en 6dllen mar man nt6t 70 etltA
rtes 0tal aber banpelte es ft6 I'm Ell
men Garptnal. Der Gincrud, ben bic
9eitri9e fe6sitiinptse Serbanpluns
ma6te, mar nun fretlt@ etlt gang an
perer ais bic 9lnefpOten Der preile erz
marten lteben. 9lnwalt Der Grdfin
9anbertint 1T per prpsrefflttl6e De-
puttrte 5ajant per ais 9lpopfat etnen
9rOBen gtamen bat unp ben prpseB
an9eblt6 ouf ei9ene &pi fen fibrt.
Stellet6t jebph pirb ct lit 1einer
WGbemaltuns unteritiiBt; penn er
ntnlmt etnen iebr bpben &an9 III rer
Sp9e Elm. Sajant Stns pas 2eben pe5
Cardinals bur6 unp i6tlperte i'm f.,
ais ipenn ras 5aetunt tparum e6 fi6
in ren prpceB banbelt fdpn betpieien
wdre. Sir bic Gebriiper 9lntpnellt
ersrtT suerf Der strrOcat Sacdettpne
pas @prt unp 9ab Sajant auf jepe
Sebauptun9 9lntwprt. Damn trat
Mart uut Elm ebemaliser Snitismtntz
iter unp nebeH Wancint ais Der tebeuz
tencite- @bSpeat Staltens tefannt. Ct
taste II. a.: u@eper bic alten mod bic
lnppernen @eiebe 9eitatten Der @rdFn
Sambertint ein Grbre6t. Der 3euz
9enbelpeiS 1T fiir mid gang unSuldifs,
neil Opeumente Srrbanben finb, tpel6e
bic Grase auf nt6t su bespetfelnbe
slrt beantwprten. Sd perii6ere sic,
t@ ipollte Sbnen nit 3eusen betpetfen,
Dab t6 Der Spbn bes SeufelS felblt
Ifet. 8tr ertparten rubis bas llrtbeil
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pal pbne 0let6en." Der 0erihtsbpf
erfldrte erlt na6 20 Gasen tperpe er
iein llrtbetl publictren.
1teber bem Sitrfenfrie9
felt pem Sale ber 3eitune plewna
brtnaen eurppdil6e Sldtter bemerfens@
pertbe 9leltBerunsen. 9lus Berlin
| lbretbt man Dpm II. DECEMBER: Our6
ben Sail BON pleipia 1T bic @ioerz
itanrsfraft ber Siirfet auerbin9S 9ez
i6wd6t, aber fetnesweSs aebrp6en
wprpen ba bic St1rfe ber Iruppen,
tpelhe ii6 9eiern ben &uiien auf
@nabe unp lln9nabe er9eben baben,
nod ni6t ben fiinften She'll per pSz
manii6en Nrmee ausma6t. SnpeHen
1T nit per Gapitulattpn BET 9lrmee
SSman pal6a'S bet Siirfet bod Elm
10 barter Sdlas su9efiist wprpen pab
rie Yfprte febr berett gum 5rteben6z
i6iub ietn iptrb, penn ite i'm unter
balbwe9S biatsen Sebtn9un9en erlan<
oen fam. 9etper 1T es aber nt6t febr
,pabrldeinli6> bab &uBlanb na6 fet<
men lebten @afenzGrfcl9en 9efiiblen
cer 0rpbmutb unb ber 'Wdbt9uno
&aum 9eben unb ber Iiirfet annebnt>
bare 6rieben6 Sebtnsunsen feuen
iptrb, pbwpbl ber Scatter 9lleranber
unb fem &ansler tpteperbplt Yerii6ert
babeh nur baS @pbl ber Gbriiten i'm
Orient fGrbern su ppllen. 9lb9eleben
ndmlt6 Ypn anpern Ofpmenten 9ez
i6t6tlt6er Natur baben pffciIIe pez
tersbur9er Gprreippnpenten 70 oft fir
Jtublanp ba8 Ne6t in 9lnIpru6 ee>
npmmen, ben Spn Dreueen in ben
Sabren 1866 unb 1871 9e9ebenen
Setiptelen fpl9en su biirfen raB man
ppbl paran tbut it6 Spn Der .Sabeter
9tublanp5 pe6 S6ltnmiten slt ner1eben.
Damtt lpu fretlt6 nidt 9efa9t ietn bab
&ublonp allies, ipaS e5 jest in 6dnpen
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

errem Sif6fe SbDmas Nam, Gtnm.,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-12-19
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY AS.
SIGNEE

On Saturday the 4th day of January, 1879, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ. the undersigned, Trustee of tho estate as
signed by Nathan Danison for the benefit of his
creditors will offer for sale at public auction upsn
the premises, in seperate parcels, the following
real estate to wit: The East half of In Lot No. 1
in the Town of Somerset, Perry county Ohio, on
which is situated the Store house, Bakery, &c
Also Lot No. 2ll in said Town, according TO the
REMEMBERING Of lots therein. Also In Lot No. IS
and 20 feet off of the east side of In Lot No. "A in
said Town, being the premises where said Nathan
Danison and family now resides and which said
Nathan DanisoR claims TO be entitled TO a home
stead for himself and family-Said east half of lot
No. appraised at s2466,663a Said lot 2l1, at
S3l6 1884, and said lot No 7S and 20 feet off of the
east side of lot No. "a at S2600,00
Terms of Sale; One third of the purchase money,
cash In hai d; One third in one year, and tie re
naming third in two years. the deferred payments
TO bear interest from the day of sale and be secur-
ed by mortgage on the respective premises sold.
OWEN 7. M0HLER. Turstee.
Dec. 9th, 1873. moss 4w ps5,25.