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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
Harwinton.

Notwithstanding the frequent rains, the past summer, it is so dry that some of our neigh bors are compelled to cart water from the brook. TiiH31f
 Our corn crop, this year, is very good, but pumpkins are a decided failure.
 Mir. T. B. Cannnn has -aisea O ov.nfIower with 95 heads on it.
 A couple of sportsmen, while hunting in 0. s. Barbers woods, last Saturday, were driven out by his pigs
 Mir. J. B. Balch has ralsed the roof of his wagon shop another story. .-.s k -Ames Scoville has begun to dig the cellar for new house near the old Perkins mill. -Abijah Fem is covering his barn anew, and Mrs. Bebee Atkins is repairing her barn. Henry E. Hinman has painted his barn, roof and all. Mir. Ed. Gum has moved into H. E. Hinman's tenement house.
 It is rumored that Mra Hayes has sold the blacksmith shop at the Center. | A dance was held at Levi Curtiss', las Friday night. Wood and Daniels of Thomas ton, furnished the music. N | '--4xOl. O. V. huUOufu VIII gtV6 lecture on temperance, at Campville Chapel next Friday evening. .e l Rev. Warren Taft, of ColebroOk, vii preach at Campville, next Sabbath. & Our Republican caucus will be held a the Academy, next Friday evening.
 -Our Caledonian Agricultural Club met a the town hall, last Wednesday evening, make arrangements for our annual Fair an Cattleshow, which will be held next weel Tuesday, on the grounds of the Hon. Abijal Catlin, opposite the residence ot James Math CT. To residents of Ltchfeld and Litchfiel county, with all the rest of mankind, we ar authorized to extend cordial invitation to ai tend our free Fair, and we request them | bring their cattle, horses and whatever els ! they may have to exhibit We want to mals this show the biggest one yet, and we hope !
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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
New Preston.

HmpIea-The air bites shrewdly.
 Hogatin--It Is nipping and an eager air.
 Frank Gregory of Marketable has applied q coat of paint to Mir. Gillettes new barn. That street is getting to be the modernized part of the village.
 e. c. WhittIesey commenced the fall term of the Waramang Academy on Monday the SOth ult-
 The New Preston Cornet Band is almost out of wind again. About all there is of it now Is 6 bass horn and the tive drums, and we 'sHad as lief have heard the night raven, come what plague could have come after it." Saturday night wm Spencer of Woodville addressed an audience at the church on the subject of temperance.
 A H. Bolles, Esq, purchasee fleet and valuable equine quadruped last Thursday al half-pas four o'clock p. m:
 -Last Sunday, owing to Rev. Mir. Lanca shire's absence, there was only "Deaconi Meeting" at the church. Deacon Geo. Hum phrey read one of c. H. Spurgeon's sermons, against pride, to the satisfaction of all present
 -F. E. Jenks has moved his family in witl Mrs Elisha Cogswell, and D. A. Miller occu pics the rooms vacated by him, over the Barr Store. "
 -J. H. Lancashire, son of Rev. H. Lanca shire, having secured a position in drugstor al Saratoga, left New Preston for that plac last Monday. We wish him success in hi new undertaking. There is tremendous ex edus of New Preston young folks this fall leaving fearful hiatus in it's social circle, and we hear, H. ". Beeman is soon to 20 wes, the terminOis of his route being Omaha, Neb and Vim L. Wooster talks of skedaddling too The fact is the village, at this rate, will 500 become depopulated; yet, recollecting ho, many great men have gone forth from Ne Preston. we dOp't so much care but feel as VIC ourselves ought to go. GL BIAS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
Woodbury.

According to appointment, Bishop Williams held services in St. PauPs church on Friday afternoon, Sept. 27th, preaching an excellent an practical sermon from John 21st, 22nd, ''What is that to thee? follow thou me ;" af- ter winch three persons presented themselves and received confirmation at his hands.
 At the first congregational church, on Sabbath morning. the 29th, Rev. G. w. Moves administered baptism to seven children. An impressive scene.
 Mir. Rood has opened the fall term of the academy with good number of scholars and ''more to follow" The public schools also have commenced with corps of experienced teachers, and popular education is receiving some of the attention it justly demands.
 ID. Curtiss 6 Sons woolen factory stopped work two days last week for want of water. unusual for so late in the season, but timely showers helped to put the wheel again in me- tion.
 Mrs. Woodruff's house is completed, the grounds graded and turfed. Mir. F. A. Walk er's is enclosed andrapidly progressing. MT. Linsley's approaches completion, and Dr.. A. c. Peck is preparing foundations for dwell ing to compare favorably with the others, all of them ornaments to our village, and homes for some of our most esteemed citizens.
 Persons passing down the valley to South bury notice sad havoc made by the showers of the last few weeks, among the large naples that line the way. Most noticeble is one seen near. MT. J. G. Curtiss' much the largest of them all, which has lost from it's branches at three different times good sized tree. The feebleness of age made it unable to sustain the great weight of foliage, swayed by the wind, they parted from the trunk, and lay low across the street. What remains must soon fall by the woodman's axe, and another landmark of the fathers will be no more. c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
Thonaston.


 We have had some severe frosts around here.
 Quite number went to the Watertown fair from this place.
 John Barry, the temperance worker, was with us on Wednesday evening and addressed a large audience. A number signed the pledge Seth Thomas band played during the evening.
 The clock company will open on the list of October. .l5F2 a 'tt'.-.
 Mir. Wm. B. Foster of this place has launched his bark on the sea of matrimony. He has the good wishes of many friends. r
 Trade dollars are at discount here.
 Tine corner store of Eagle rock chapel was laid on Sunday. ofHs
 Rev. s. K. Smith, of Water town NJ. E. church, preached here, all day Sunday.
 Our cemetery is being improved and the people of this town may we'll be proud of it. Quite large number of new buildings arr being erected here in spite of dull times. c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03

have doublethe number of cattle on the ground that we had last year. A Brass Band will furnish music with each musician mounted on horse led by a celored groom. A tent will be provided for the exhibition of babies of all colors and nations. Our Ragamuffins are mak- ing arrangements for grand parade and we expect to have the Militia Company from Litch6eld, uniformed and equipped for battle. A Chinaman, Wing -Ying-Loon, of New Ha- ven, has been-engaged with a chinese blow, so that we can have blowing match between him and Young America. He will also bring a lot of Chinese notions, fans chopsticks, pho tographs of Chinese celebrities, &c., which will be on exhibition and for sale Turner will be there to cater for the comforts of the inner man, and wehave engaged man to blast with dynamite who has promised us small earthquake. We hope to have a 4sgreased pele," a foot and a sack race also We have greased pig this year that understands his business, and has been trained to trot at 2:4O gait. We hope to make this show success, so come and encourage us by your presence, and remember that wes give you all this-to which Barnum's show could not hotd a candle without money and without price, for we don't want to sponge even so much as quar- ter out of any one. And now brother farmers at home, let us each one strive to do his duty in his appointed place, to make it as pleasant for our visitors as we can Don't hang back and leave the work for somebody else," but let each one ''put his shoulder to the wheel" and let us take pride in making our annual Fair a complete success. If rain should come and break us up; we shall we shall carry out the program as soon as the weather clears
 LITTLE GOUNNIE
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
A MORBID SWELLING.
Price, 25 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United prietors, Boston, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
HORSE FOUND,

6A any premises 3 bay mare about I2 or I5 vs.ra " old a6ont 10 hands high, fore foot cracked. white spot underside the neck, has switch tail The owner as requested to prove property, pay charees and take her away F H RGcssEPS Ess pS ses
 North Cornwall. Sept. 18th, 1878. 2e-sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03

In Watertown, Sept, 25th, by the Rev H.. l.. Judd, William B. Foster of Thomaston, to Miss Maggie A. Black of Watertown. | In Sandisfeld, Mass, Sept. 25th, by Rev. c. B. Mclean, Truman s. Skilton of Morris, Ct., to Miss Mariette E., daughter of Daniel Webster, of Sandisfield.
 At South Dover, N. Y, Sept 18th, by the Rev David Gibson, Myron B. Curtis of Cornwall, to Miss Mary J. Bunnell, of Bantam
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
!TTEHt n!tH BLOOD!

ParsOns' Purgative Pills make New Rich Blood and will completely change tbe blood in the entire system in three months. Any person who will take pill each night from to twelve weeks may be re. stored to sound health, if such thing possible. Sent by mail for letter stamps. I. S. .JOH- SON CO, Bangor Me 25-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
Births.
NIarr1 ages.

In Milton. Sept. 22nd, a son to Mir. & NJ T. R. Doyle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-03
''. COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER.

An Electro -Galvanic Battery combined with a highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster. forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
 fin the World of Medicine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
1ermtiid)te 5epefd)ea aus Netp=
SAuNNf

NemzDorf 25. au9uff.-Oer gautez
rott Der afttenmafler Dapibion & Sones nl1re
geiteru aui Der 86rie uerfiinnet. Der Sanfe.
rOtt wuroe ourh oas Sallen Der aftien per-
anlaBt.
- Sob er0fnete beute su 1901.
- 9as Gon9reB @omiie, nal les iid mil
Der Nrbeiterfrase beld)dftlst, pernahm seitern
bic Mnfd)ten nebrerer anSerer 8erlonen. Die
auslaaen mareu uninterefiant.
- Die D,reftoren Der .Gsutonia- Spar.
banf," ipelthe unldugit fallirte, wurben se
fteru wegen llnterihlelfes psrbaftet uno untel
ie $1,000 Siirsldlaft geitellt.
- Oie Dampfer Spain" ron 2iperpool
,@itp Of Ji1monb" BON 2iuerpool uno r@a-
nina" Don SanuDa luo beute bier ange
fomnlen.
- Ser Oampfer yacaSta" bon Mittel
nleer=6dfen fam heute bier an.
= Die Dampfer nSaratoaa" unS Map
houer" iino heute bier ansefommen.
= Per Dampfer u6aralb" bon geemport
@ngianb, iIt beute bier anaefomnteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
&ofaIbertd,te aus 2Safbtn9t0te4 "a
SdIredltdler llnfaA. - Sur Ole 9ptbleiOsnaeW
Inn Snoen.-Spoesfdue.- - 9oIiieiltdles. -
9&erutiEhlfea


Buibinstou, 25. @usun.- am Srei=
tags zNadmitsa9e gegcn llbr piberfubr eiuem
s,rbeiier, Jlamens Sanles alen, rpeld]er in
2ammoub's 8erraz& &otta=gSerten, brei Gtei<
len auBerbalb Der StaOt, beiddfti9t 1T, eiH
l6perer unfaG. Sein re6ter grnl pmbe
nemli9 bon Dem 9re,hriemeu erfabt uuS buAs
iidblid pom a1rper getreuut, Die ben aGen
bebaHoelnben aer5te 5!petfeln all ietnenl Qufs
fonlMen.
Sir bic 9totbleibenbet In BEN poa aelz
ben 6.eber belmgeiudten @tdoten wuroe bier
norgeltern unter ben @ehdftsleuteu DIE Gum
me bon $832.75 colleftirt. am tommeneen
SonnerIage lou in oer sGiueolHz6aae" ein
9roBes @onaert neranaaltet rueroeu, oelien Grs
tra9 ebenfaqs Den 5iilfsbeoiirftisen 3usetuauOt
meroeu iaa,
Warie Sbeebau, bic iuuge sSrau, mslde
am ytittlpod bel oem SeriuGe, oas 6eller mita
tellt soblen6ls an3ufaden. iurhtbare Bronb,
munoen erlltt, 1T porgeitern abeub in ibrer
gSobnuns gir. 6l5, S-StraBe, surd, ben Sob
BON lbren 0uaien eri6l't morOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Setuert @unoett exleaett.

q ew bur 8 3, N.- q, "a. Nu9.-Wifael
Stapleton, Der 8uabe, Der an UittwodS@
9lbeube, alS ct iid3 in einem freinbeu Sbtgar=
ten betreten lteB, seifoiien murbe, iit geftern
MOr9en on ieinen 8unoeu geitorben. War
@tdler, Der, ipeil er ben &nabeu 9eidoiien,
perbaftet uno bonn Steriff nur NIT genauer
Jtotb ben Sdnben bes tpiitbenbeu P0bels, Der
unbarmber5is auf ben Wann lOaidlug, entf
rifieu tpur6e, er9olt iid] Don ben erlitteuen
MiBbantlunsen, lpiro aber i'm @e'dusniiis
behalten, mn oas 8elultat Der GorOuers ull=
teriudun9 absumarten. @idler fam erit Dor
fur8er 3eit aus Oeutihlano an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
0erutifd1fe teIearapbiid,e Sepesd,et,

= Utg p 0 T 8" I'm gSQIsmerfe
Der uYbilabelpbia'er Giien= IL. Gtabl.@omp. =
Oeren aobn BON $4.25 auf $500 bro gonne
recusirt worben 1T, baben pertiinbet, baB iie
nod bem /. Septet1ber uidt fir ben rebusir.
ten Qobn arbeiten tperoen. Die Stellen ler
ausitehenbeu arbeitsr iollen burd ,,5cabs"
aus Scranton, Pittsburs unb 8eapiag be.
iebt merSen.
= Su YropiSence, 8..S., ia Daniel
Yrimus, melfer in 1867 elnes an gDm.
Garoner in Gbarlestoipn, 8.-S., beaanaenen
Moroes an9eflagt tuHroe, nes 6 pbtfdlags 8
iiberfibrt uno 81 10 MsOnaten 3udtbaus per.
urtbeilt ipnrbetl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
aefftaht,tc etnes NalSd,ers

Stt a 10 a, Onlarlo, q. Nn9. DIE 8e1
6eimpolisiiten oerbaiteteu beute Ghos. Gbed=
lep in almonte, welfsr 5000 in 9efdli9teu
canaoi6eu Noten i'm geitt bate, Die er anz
geblfl bon isinem Sruper Sobn @bedlep IN
Wtilwaufee, @tsc.. erbielt. Der @efan9ene
lpurbe beutt mad Sttana gsbra6t uuo iu'S
8ef1nonis abael1efert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
8rdttoffift1tttdett.

MtboletO 10 II, 81. g., "a. Qug. - Die
Sarmsr IN Der @eseno bon 5otpells, Orange
Gountp, finb ipesen Der haufigen bon ru6lo.
ieu 5dllOeu aHselesten 6euersbriinife in sroBe
aufreguns seratben. anorem 8. Sartholf
bate cine srobe nit 6eu ansefiillte Sdeune.
Dieielbe brannte in Der Na6t oes 10. .. &C.,
uub cine @ageureuiiie, in lpel6er ebenfaas
9etraiOe aufsebduit mar, in Der gfaflt oes
81. bs. Dft8. ab, moourd, Elm Serluit bon
$500 entitano. 5eute in aller 6riihe branute
bic S4eune oes benafbarten Gilbert s. @ore
min nit ieiner sanSen oartn aufbelpabrten
grnote ab. Ufan permntbet, bag Der graub@
FILTER eiu semiiier slleranoer 8ilion 1T, Der
Dor fiiaf5ebu Sabrcn IN baS @efdngniB see
fteft puroe, neil er 6rl1. yartbolf etn Yiero
geitoblen bate. gr lpurbe BON @orlptn'8
Sater, Der pan,alS 6riebeneridter NOR, III
bic Interchangeable beorbert. gls g8ilion
buloig befunosn tuuroe, orobte er nit 0ta4e.
&iirslttb puroe er aus benz 3u6thaule ent=
lafien, uuo man bat i'm in Der llmseseno BON
6oweq8 seieben. Sas perodd)tt9e Snolplou'
nm 1T nodl nid)t arretirt mDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
6rmnaei9entbunt
su bertaul1en bber 3lt bcrfanfen
aui ber
8runDetgentbums Y6rie BON u. u. San tn


@runoei8entbunts Sorie BON u. ". Ssait tint
Bebduoe oes .4tmerican."
f2O Mder 2ans, eine praduone 5aru,, aonsz
Green z8aQep, 10 Wteilen BON bier.
gdl1neS sStegeiSteinbaus on gBarrenftr., behn
3imner, s4500; tpirb aud sesen einen sanbiib nabe
Der Gtaot pertauift.
eSrobes a it6diaes sieselfeinernes Sals on
Uarfet.Space, &dben unb 2Bcbnun9; iebr billtg i'm
Tauibe.
Seere SauIteuen an aouionitr 155 isub 5ronte,
nur $500.
Vrad,tpnue gSobuuma an Der 10. strase, gRaibz
in9ton, 8. g., iopie 9runbithde in oerelbenStao
iehr bata su perauEen ooer 9egtH bleaes @t9entqum
umsutauinen.
sSeines gSpbubams an @aIbounitr., nit alien mos
bernen @inrihtunsen; Yrei5 $1,000
2tpei breifodise S,alier an QBaibinetonftrase, Z
3trnmer NIT Iaier; neu unO tn sutem 3ufanoe.
prets $500 iebes.
Varnt NIT IA afern in ealpert.eountp, Marp=
Lamb. nit ausseseibnetenge ebdufeten. .BreisS 5000.
fsiinf sueitodae sieselitetnerne 5tuier on abbatz
coat=. na9e Strtderr., Gunner entboltenb llnb in
sutem 3uitanoe. Breis $500 jeoes. Muh 9eae1 etne
farm um9etaulbt. (6ebr1, ,12Uites &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26

@bicago, "a. au9nf. Der 5dubmas
ers4usitano 1T ourh einen 8srsleih beige,
legt tporben. Die Sbubfabrifanten tperben
iett cine boppelte an3abl 4rbeiter anfteuen,
nm bic mabrenb bes ausftanoes befieGte Ar.
belt iertis 5u befonlnlerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
s,inrid,t,,tta ef,,es Gtftinifd,ers

UntOnz . prln9s, "a. Nu9ult.-Oer
gteser Robert Witdea pQroe seitern bier &c.
bdn9t, neil ct i'm April 1877 feline @roBnlut>
ter nno oeren stpeiten @atten per9iftst bate.
riatuag bel. St bate supor mebrere Mals
leine Sfulo befannt, erfldrte aber auf Dem
SdaffOtte, oaB sr nni9uloig mare, er lei aber
Oennod bereit, su iterben, uuo boffe, baR er
ale leine Srennoe ir Simmel ipieoer ieben
Uerbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Mer,lrthefI,,,1a zines 9ratfnfftfters

Veba n o n, Bennl., "a. Nn9nf. -
Saml. 6arper, eiu bebeutenoer @rlnbeissn
tbiimer ltno berporragenoer 8iiraer bon anr.
pille, tpuroe beute wegen Sranbitiftung 81 &c
Monaten 2udlthaus perurlheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
SerbanoImn8ett 0es Yotter'fGea
Snfnife'S.

Stem gorf, "a. ausuit. - 0as 8ot,
ter'i6e Gontte nerb6rte beute !Srn. s. S.
alcee @autbreaur, Ridaro 9. @oselportb,
einen ehemaligen Yolisei= i=@apitdH, uub Sas.
9. Seap, idnlmtlif ans 9teu Orleans.
2esterer beSeu9te unter AuOer:m, baB er fab,
wie Die gteserin gli5a piufiioa auf elmer
Sragbabre BON ibrer 8obnuna on Der @ra'
pier@StraBe nab Dem 3inlmer bes BON Dem
8unbesienate nad SOuiiiana geidtdteu I'm
teriudungs=@omite's 9etrasen tpurbe, I'M lbr
3eusniB ab5useben. Nadoem iie ibre NuS'
lasen uollenOet bate, ging fie obne 8eiitano
Die 2reppe hinab.
Oas Gomite pertaqte iid) unb miro erit mad
uorbersebenoer Sertiinoisung oeS SorTbers
lpieoer Sulammentreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
ttnfan auf oent Gbeiapeafe e Sbioa
G0tt0le.

W bingto n, 25. Nuguit.-0a8 8a.
uaIboot r@. $. Dalton" itteB seitern 4benb
segen llbr auf benz @beiapeafe. Sbo .9ana.
Ie etma slpei Wteilen bon Georgetolpu nit
einem 8uoerboote sulammen. Qesteres. in
/ rueldem fib flint Neser uno Neserinnen be,
fauoen, fippte nm, nno 5pei Der Sniaiien
ytamens Charlotte &obini on uno Gbornton
6a3elod, ertranfeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
fenOe GatttntifteI

9as tpunoerbar tuirfenoe @autntttteI
Sulphi ide O f A 8 n C u m.
Simmer, Slltben, geulen unb alle Sautausidldse
perben unbebtnst sebeilt; 81 bas Watet; mii
Der Yoff susefdbdt. Wan ieube =Sifiee=Stenpel
fir Bampblet nebit 6rauhsanpetiuns.
9r. 9nbn,e & Comp. Rr. Sc, Sitz5apetteHr.,
Den 4pot6efer bat es. (Se6r20, Isl i.a.1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Sottfcrptfe.

g hi beip hl a, "a. 4usuif.-Sobn
2auOenberser unb Geo. gB. 2auoenberger
@oaenmaarenbanblsr. pelhe ibr @el6dIi
unter Der Sirma Martin 2ausenberger'a
S0bne betrieben, finb bancroft ertldrl NOR.
ben. BaIiipa $225 ZOO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
MltersfG,mad,e &riessfabrse,t9e.

Y ort 8 m o ntb, N.zp., 25. Nugult. =
Die in bielen Safen liesenben Sunoesfriegs<
oampter r@ongreB," Sabine" unb ,,4anias"
itno ccnoemnirt worben. @s lift slpeifelbaft,
Oh Der ebenfalls in bieiem 5afsn betubli6e
arle9soampfer rSmaba" reparirt peroen
fal1tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
SeIegrapDiide Sepeidyen.
[Beri1te Der rGfiocirteu s,refe. fur Der sDeaSGeg
gcrreiponoentenas
3alanh-gfpefi)sIl.
sl,ts Der S1tmaesbamptitaot.

gSaibin9ton. &c. Guauit. - 0er
praiioent bat Srn. 5einrih Oittmar aus
gteip<Nerf gum 9oniul in Bresiau ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Ser &lee ma6t treu
Inns alle orei:
Die !SrQft. ben gSib. Die Sie1e."

Ser Golfsmuno sbt Dem SbumrOd ieoodJ
cine auOere @rfldrung. ct. Yatrid. @rin'S
Snutpatron, beiudte BEN alten Sonis in
6ara's Saue uno ueriudte, i'm gum @briiten,
tbume 81 bsfebren. glis Der 5siliqs ben altsn
a6nlg ii5er bic 9reletnigtett belehrte, lprad
oieier lsinen 3weifel oariiber aus, baB Sater
Sobn uno bell. @elit in einer Perion psrelnigi
eiu fGunteu. llHO ct. Yatrif phiifte cir
breibldtterises &lecblatt, setate oem S0niae
oaB Gle Sldtter eiuem Stamme entipran9en
unb Der S6uia - lieB iifl taufen. gSie oit
0iltel Die @appenblume Sdottlanb'8 1T, L
iit Der Sbantrod bas SpnlbOl Srlanb's. $50
INNER Der Sire rueilt, in Der 9etmath ooer ii
ben llrmaloern 9lmerlfa's, - etn Sleeblat
ldntiift lnlmer ieinen Sut. K.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
0pIfSsSuHt3.

Naibpille, Gem "a. Aug.-Gine De.
peihe pom Sbslbguille melbet: .gin Nsgsr.
Nantens George Beele, tuurbe ben bteigen
Bolistiten in Der uoreeten 9taht, pdbrenO sr
auf Dem sSese nab oem @efan9uiiie mar,
BON eiuer ettpa 200 Manu itarfcn 8uflur-
9anoe entriiien, orei Neileu BON Der Slts
idaft megseidleppt un6 sebdnst. Gr hattie
etne 6rall, gtameuS Warttn, etwa Weilen
nnn helhnnille neid11nhet y
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Beratbunssiofal: Scr. 1872, rb<Gntatpftr.
Ser srose Snbianerz9 9rdufrs Dcftor 6ebanoelt INIT
grfols ae droniiden aranibeiten bes Sirrls, 1ales
ber eInse bes Wasens, ser aeber, giesen, Sae, oes
4eraens uno ieoe nnorbnans TIM Nerpenlgltemnee,
Gfropben, 4rebs, 9eihnnlf, Banopurin, gferpeitz
f6Ietter. Dr eiperpool, Der srose Snsianers FRAU
t1sDottpr, Nr. 1S2, NorosGntamftrabe, oebans
NIT poaiOmmenen grfoIse, mas Sunoerte beBeusen
t6nnen. Merit bel bieien bas 9ebei untersrabenben
eetbel ietn @eo mebr pes, onoern beiudt uno Ste9t
GuM pom bieien rihlaffungen beiien. nad5
bem ae anberen Aer5e guo nidbt belien setonnt. SD
m6te Gud, Die Sbr Gud] iene Batent> Vebatnen babt
.auruien:s d iannGu turiren. "8eratbungSs
Gtun0en bon frGb 9 bis Mben6s nbr; @onnta9s
gum 8then Der arheiteuben &lnife pom frfb 10 bis
Wa@mttass Abr. (Sunt, l0,S S1tte.taEs)
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Cine 2aTff,

Yin ale, soeI4, ON ben isoIsen bon Sussnbfhnben,
aerpoier sdtpad,e, Gnttrdfuns, Berluft Der Tsan=
nestra &c. leioen, fenoe i'd to sufret Elm Re3ept
oas fte furirt Dieiss srose SeiluitteI tpurbe Don
tnem UstIitondr In =amerita entbedt. sdidt etn
ab.el1rtes @oupert ON Hen. Soiep1 &. Snman, eta.
lton D, Bible.pouie, N.=D. Glib.
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SMiTbptt4t. .

5alifaF, No, "a. Nuguit. : Del
56oouer Ontario" pelder boz einisen ga
gen uon 9toro SpbneD mad ct. Sobns ab.
fubr, 1T nit 0iann nno Maus uutersesar.
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fSranfreih autoriiirt ourb SpeStal=Setret oer
franBofiihen Jfegierun9.
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tdteu in yteip= =9ort, ais:
nGin entsIdenbes @jetrdnf."
p8ie porsi9lider, als Std,p, SelterS= ODER tr9eno
elm anberes lBafier."
.Sebr fpobltbueno unb erIriideno."
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2Bailer Tar ben tdalidben @ebrauf; Tret BON
allea gintpenbun9s9rilnoen, pelbe 9e9en bas
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afuten 3ranfbettsfdGen."
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ten uno Sur @idt @eneisten por4islih."
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ooer nit @ein aemtid,t eetrunfen iebr niislid,
bel Utagen= ODER glaenzSntarrb uno bel GiCbt."
~gtld1t nur elm 2urus, ionbern eine ytotbnenoi9=
feit."
.3u haben bei a4en @einbdnbletn, @rocern, Mpoz
thefern uno WtinerauaiIer=5 5dnblern in ben 9an5er
Her. Staaten, unb i'm @roBoertauie bel
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