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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-11
FOR SALE :
NEW HOUSE FOR SALE.

NEW HOUSE FOR SALE.
ANE-HALF of double House No. ITO Congress
W Street, now completed and ie..iy for occupan-
cy Said house first class in every resp Jct Dining
room sitting room bath room and kitchen finished
in hard wood. Plumbed for hot and cold water.
White marble mantles, CRATES, &C., &c. Cemented
cellar and everything first class and will be sold at
very low price. Enquire of A. M. SMITH,
au19eodtf End of Portland Pier.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-11
COTTAGE LOTS

F!1OR Sale or To Let on Peaks Island. Enquire Of
IL j. w. BRACKETT. at Greenwood
ap29eodtf Peaks Island.
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FOR SALE Or LEASE.
Fer Sale.

EHOUSE and Lot No. 1913 Oxford ST., between
Il a Chestnut and Cedar Sts. lot SO feet front by
so feet deep; house, two story and half contains
8 rooms exclusive of attic, has cemented cellar, is
piped for Sebago water and gas &C., SC. For terms
apply to THOMAS g. BIRD, Attorneys at Law, So
Exchange st. iy12 eod2m
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.

PASSPORT, Cs,lais, ST. j chm, N. Hs.. Annap-
oils, Windsor and Halifax, N. s..
GharIoeset0yn, P. E.g
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MEDICAL.
(9ticura,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,

The most Healing, Soothing and Refresh
ing External Application ia the World.
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EOSgs
THURSDAY forenoon, between Park and Middle
1 streets a pair of Gold Bowed Ely GLASSES.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
same at this Office. sep1odtf
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WANTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost.
TNErWEFN Temple St. and the North School, a
ID Gold Chain with Gold cross ana Gold Coin
attached. The finder Will be suitaply rewarded on
leaving IL at No. Locust st. selod3t%
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A l Story House in good repair with Sebago, at
N $780, former price $1,000. Also, good rent
for $6.5 with Sebago, in center of city. Apply to
jy13tf w. w. CARR 1877 Newbury st.
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TO LET.

WITHOUT children the upper tenement of
wv house No. 213 New High Street. formerly No.
IS. The house is in good order, with modern i'm
provements Apply as above. se5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-11
Congress Hall :s:$:: :.; ss5 r; ::

PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET.
QUITE of rooms on second floor; plenty of sun
- light, air and water. Heat and gas furnished.
Also room on third floor. References exchanged.
Stable no Ect.
Situated in the western central part of city. Adj
dress L. L. T., Daily Press Office.
je12 diff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
QUEER.

Gen Grant few years ago ate hi
dinner on the dressing stone of hi,
tan yard, using discarded cows tai
TO brush away the blue-tsiled flies
When he landed recently at San
Francisco, banquet was given him
by the citizens and the bills Of fare
were engraved on solid silver for tbe
guests and the one for him on mns. .
sive piece Of gold. These were kept
by the parties as souvenirs Of the oc-
casion
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

lively overlooked. Chandler was a
politician distinguished for his W.T..
dictiye and relentless persecution of
the Southern people. Hooker was a
brave aud distinguished General but
OF Democratic political affiliations.
One would have supposed the soldier
of the wilderness would have draped
northern cities in mourning for him.
while The civilian would kave excited
only a passing notice. Blu not so.
Chandler is apothesized because he
was the leader in successful con.
spiracy that for the first time in
American history Installed defeat.
ed candidate for the Presidency.
The ingruiitude of Republics has re-
ciyed fresh demonstration in this case
and men will continue to laud fraud
and thieves when they are successful.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

TnE Lynchburg VIReiSiAs put,
up the very permissible boast ,ha, 1t
mas founded OafOr back as 1870, 80
ysas ago, Ye, IN recent issue it
uses ,bls expression: 'We did not
"advoca,o the passage Of the original
"funding bill; WAS not then, aud
ARE not now bondholder
We have no objection to Bro. Baton
being q bondholdsr, IL he no desires
but we do objec. tina, particular
method Of expressing the fac, TAU,
he Is not
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

PoRrsnouTn, N. H., October a5,-.-
Stephen Goodalc died near this place re-
Gently at the ago Of lis years. lie had
been In the poor house sInce the aye Of
seycnty-slx.
We presume the hesl,bies, place
10 the Granite State Ia IL Tia poor
house, and II is quite fo'tunN,e for
the country that her politicians can,
no, reside Ia Il, M public security
does no, require them to live TO tho
age Of tho an,edeluviAns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

when. on the 28th OF Sep. 1873, the
Ice closed In on the Vega and detained
him for ten months. thus postponing
for that period his arrival In Japan.
/ The Professor aud his gallant crew
made The best Of their detention, no 4 :
ever. the scientists laying IN a large
stock Of Valuable information. The
thermometer WAS most of the time
40 degrees below zero, yot not Sin.
/ gle case OF sickness occurred. They
made friends with the natives On
shore no rart of the globe, i: would
appear, being TOO hicsk 10 lac habita-
BILE by the human kind whom they
found living in Arcadian simplicity.
without government and without
crime. The men are described as
huge Of stature, and the women of
fine figure and face. TO Just what
special race they belong to or from
whence they came is yet mystery.
The weather remained below freeg-
lug point up to near the middle of
June last. "On the l4th Of june"
adds the Herald correspondent. there
was sudden change to mlder wealth
err A heavy thaw set in, and the
coast land was covered with mud and
slush so that all excursions bad 10 be
discontinued. The Ice which bound
the ship, however was still so strong
the explorers did not hope 10 be Hble
to leave before August. Throughout
their stay there bad been open water
seward. but far from the ship. On
the 10th and 18th Of July an opening
manifested itself along the shore, hut
the ice was still tenacious OF its pris-
oner. So Nordenksjold determined
to take the steam launch 10 the sea,
embark and visit some whaling ships
reported by the natives to be near
Behring Strait. BY half past IN the
afternoon, when his preparations were
almost completed the ice which en-
closed the Vega beRan to move. An
hour later Captain Palander, who was
prepared for every emergency. had
steam up. AT half pas. 8 the ship was
fIee, steamed short distance west
ward to clear the foe. soon set her
prov in the right direction, aud ex.
perienced no further obstruction. from
ice IN the Siberian sea-"
Nordenskjord thinks the northeast
passage between the Atlantic and Pa
citic oceans may he made every year;
but he sees no direct benefit to trade
between lhe two oceans likely Ia ac-
crue irons his discovery. He Sees no
difficulty however. Ia establishing
valuable trade with points on the ST.
berian rivers. Agricultural imple-
ments oan be- proiitRbly shipped TO
Siberia and exchanged for raw mate
rial which II In too expensive TO ex-
port overland
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
FOUR TO ONE.

On the Bristol Court question a
Knoxville before the Supreme Court
Cnl. U j York played lone hauC
against the Blmntv,le bar Me>srs
HAYNES St. John and Deaderick sp-
peared for the county Of Sullivan AID
Col York single handed met them
and carried the Cnuct 4 to /, Jnds,
Freeman alone dissenting from the
opinion OF the Court.
The successful management Of this
case Is not only gratifying tie all Bris'
,ol. bet highly credltable to Col.
York
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
Cundl,lon Of Col. Bycrs.

We regret 20 learn that Dol. Win
Is. B,arr If Glade Spring has egaio
become insane. having again at
tempted mlf destruction. IT, WAS
returned last April from the W. j..
A., lum At y aun,on aud vas beliey-
ed to have been cured Col Byars
then aid u he should ever become
insane again he wished to be e,urned
to ma, A., lwu, and we hope he will
be promptly sen, there. lie was de-
LIGHTED with the institution and It,
officers and his improvement, ~as
very rapid Ilo Is oae of tho lead
log praIicrs aud stock dealers of this
county,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

VFeoNe lNt wi '""'''
A letter from Tokln Japan, IN the
New York Herald gives an interest.
Ing description. ~ tod by the dIs,in'
RulsheJ voyRRer himself, ofN"rdensk
lold'. winter IN the Arctic Sea. The
Bwpcdeh navigator, II "ems. wiz
within two days call of Tho open eca--
almost In sight NJ Bshring Strait e.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
Get Ont doors

The close confinement Of all factory
work, gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive liver, Kidneys
mll urinary troublrs, and MI the phyti-
clans and medicine in the world cannot
help them unless they get out or doors
or use Hop Bittcrs, The purcst and bca.
remedy, especially for such cases, hay
ing abundance "a health, sunshine and
rosy cheeks in them. They cost Aut a
tribe. See another column. ChriStim,
RcGrlgF,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

WHEAT has probably reached It's
MAXIMUM price, and it may be tina,
a smnl decliue will fol-
low the recent high rates. There is
already material reduction in prices
but the present rates are highly re-
muuerstive 10 the farmer. All told
&C never had better whea, wear
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

n'ERE we're two C nsplcuous norlh>
srn figures shu, M from human view
los, Friday, sena,or Chandler If
Michigan, and ON, Joe Hooker. II
seems y little singular To ace the
demonstrations of sorow made
throughout Tie North over the form
er, while the latter seems compare.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
A Stramgh Case.

Judge 9. + TrIgg decided quite a
novel case last Thursday, discbsrg-
ing from The Peniteotiary Miller
HURT Of Morgan Co., who has Zee,
for ten months in that establishment ,
for the killing Of Capt Ttos Staples
IN 1863. Hurs, belonged 10 "Tin-
ker" Dave Bcu'ie's Company, which
fred on. aud killed Staples, lie wa.
convicted Of it yeer ago and SEN
fenced Cor Is years Judge Trio G,
before whom he was brought BY n
mABEAs Sc, him at liberty, de lar
Jug /, to he Wit Ou' precedet, ~
Tennessee. The sum Of ii is the U
s. Dist. Cnurt releases priSucer
condemned by Sla,e Circuit Cour,
after a portion Of the punt hmcui
has been Inflicted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

Col. Bob lngorsol writes 10 Emma
Abbott, the singer in this character
istis Style: "S!nce saw you, ten yeas
since. with The guitar, your sonl his
burst into lowers. You were Il chryS =
rs thrn. To-day When stoned 70
you voice. I heard the rs.ing Of
wings WIZ could have thought that
ihc lttlo Oh. l. held II your Wst, di,t-
.Iv.f .H a:tr .Whtl, moan-d Tie
.t.. s.a . ..' I'., b. Corcrr', viii ~
r.,... q. Arl SCI 800. iui',
- pv.l,.Iy. iu An.r
..... 'ir p.' on %, ihr ast
.. .rHr 81 . i't..'i.---
T.. hay ,G, ;,vcl aud fltg q.
! rry &C .t,i 30 p l6 uCy aui d. o
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
EVENT and COMMENT

j. Marshall McCne OF Stanton has
patented submerged ford, and speci'
men has been successfully laid in the
south river at Waynesboro. The apron
over which the water pasees Is said ia
be 100 feet wide. Now can any reader
OF the .Negs form any idea Of the affair
We presume 1t is simply tunnel
through the water and made OF wood al
that.
President J. c. Drehr, OF Roanoke
College, has purchased the Yonce prop
erty known as "Rose Lawn" Price
$4,000.
"Fighting Joe Hooker" whom Gen.
Lee endorsed at Charlottesville, died
very suddenly ut Garden city, Long Is
land last Friday afternoon, aged 81.
he had juSt taken his accustomed walk
IN the park. We hope he and Lee and
Jackson can now talk over that wilder
ness affair quietly and pleasantly.
Last Friday evening at the close of the
State Fair at Richmond Mr.. G. W. Pal
mer Of Baltvllle was unanimously chos-
en- President Of the Association. The
Fair Ia said TO have been decided sue
cess, though the weather waa quite win
dy and dusty.
The suffering OF old Mrs. Meeker and
her daughter and Mrs. Price and her
two children while in captivity 10 the
Ute lnd!ans for - long days, must have
been mentally very great, and their
hearts must have leaped within them for
Joy when Gen. Adams compelled the
Utee TO release them. But with all
their cruelty the Indians never violate
the persons Of their female prisoners.
Col. Tom Scott, President Of the Pa.
r. R., 10 so badly parnlized that he Is
said 10 DO n complete physical wreck.
He cannot walk except as he 10 support
ed by persons walking al each side.
0verwork.
The Pearisburg VirOinian says Hog
Cholero Ia killing many of the finest fat
hogs Of Giles county.
Mr.. WIN. Hale, one Of the very best
citizens Of Giles Co., Died at his home ut
Nsw River Narrows last Saturday morn
ing, aged 5s. lie WAS the brother Of
Mrs. Andrew Fillingcr Of this place.
Mrs. Col. Thos. J. Boyd, Of wythe-
ullle, was thrown from horse IN Giles
Co., few daya ago and very seriously
injured. She Ia most estimable and
widely known and beloved lady and has
the sympathy Of all who know her.
In the Knoxville trotting race last
Friday w. w. Dayis Of Bristol won first
prize $50, heliudy second $50 and Mr..
Jones Of Bristol third, 800. Tho race
was for best in with beaten trotters.
Senator Zach Chandler, of Michigan
was found dead IN his bed last Saturday
morning, nged &C. II was nc who Or
gsnizcd and executed the conspiracy to
take the votes Of y. c., la. and Fla.
from Tilden and Transfer them to
Hayes IN 1876, Sumner, Staunton, Ste
phens, Morton, Chandlcr--the i've great
lights Of Republican rule, gone out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
REVERSED
The bristol Uonrt sustaincd.


The Suprcmc Cour, ~ Tenn. las,
Saturday a. Knoxville, reversed III.
late decision or Jndpe Kicker
wherein he decided The Bri,,o Con-,
unconstitutional We never fnr u
moment doubted it would do just Il Is
thing. The case always seemed per
fcctly clear 10 Us aud We nre surpri,-
ell that Judge lIncser ever mad
such decision. We clip The folluN
inp from the CnRoHIcLE " Suuuu,.
being a mere abstract of the decision
of The Supreme Cnurt;
Cbnstitutiondl Lar LegisiotiVe
BIZ ! The act ~ 1883 (chup III
entitled can net to establish a chan
Gerry al Law Cuur, at Bristol In "a,
county " sullivan" In not 6bnoxiol O.
10 SEQ II Art II, Of The Constitution.
which provides that "no bill sbAli he.
come n law which embraces more than
ono sulIect:" and In Therefore cunSti
tulibuAl
Same, Rule ~ Construction -
Constitutional provisions viii be con
a,rurd literally, rather than Niirtl,
aud the true rule In cnspr oi lhe ma
ture ~ this on, Ia that any provision
~ the act dire ,ly or indirectly relat
ing to the subject expressed In the H.
tie. ard having n natural connection
thereto, And not foreign thereto,
should he held 10 hc embraced In II,
Morfeli ~ Pickle Chairman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

Tng death ~ young Hinton Of Pc
tershurg lHMuch n he reFr tie ! and
VIZ hnpe this Ia the only blood tn this
heated campaign will result In splll-
Ing,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

AtIYNCWnunO, sbnnsction Il made v w
viftinia hidland n n leaving Al bop ict
rhArlftsvlils sihunior, Alsyardrh, WsbihH
ton baltimore Philadelphia sns New Yoih, sni
South 70 chatham and bap,llle, ltetihs NV
Fn
AfR RHEvIrIr, with tpH' r To
aud from tho South and North.
A., PErEnsnURo, with Richmond a ?
Road Tor Rlenm nd. w1hinfinn, Ahlunofe,
rbNadslphiA and New York. ard VIII ftlsrsuH
Road for weldon. RAlsIsb. ooldsbofo, WnninE'
ton and South E",,
Pullman BbERpIR. View otltAsa Via iyneh
hurE 10 Washington without charge,
LgisHToS sLEgPBR Msnrhis 10 iynshbsfH'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

Mr.. T. q, S, Ferguson, large aud
noted ,obs sconis, Of Lypcbburg. aud
president Of Lyuchbvre National
Bank, died In the city a low days
ago, beed 81.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

GYr'.!,;oG n Lagrr pcariIall, kiEF
i,a,, rs. q :.rs'. jpr co'l drink OF lag
cs Pee. Gro. NJ HicGrs.
Uil. Ng -'--tI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04
Oar Agents

The following gentlemen will net ~
nur Agents, Hnd are authorized 10 pro.
en'e and receipt for subscriptions md
other business IN Our pane.
Tazewcll &. II. Va, " &. Anderson
Lebanon, Va, Capt, j. w. Me-
3room
PARrFS Mr ;l,i. uHire 'or Suhscrip
ton Nl"rtsjuV or inr work. 9fe
lr.'u r.lnn.jad Ia pay up We must
" 3.c iliHivN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

Al pEtE sBUNu, connection 10 made
with tho niohinhhd 4 pelstsbntr Railtoad iof
Richmond, iIial ing'on, baltimore ana th' hoh
A. BunHEyI ~, WIN ' es.I MssIoss =
panyilI, II lifosl, int nwvllle, "reenahoI"hk"'
charlotte AMI tho Nun'he~l
A. IYNrIIBunsi, with "a Midland walt
,,aa ~, Chsrloltsvlle sni Tho Mouth, AZ the
nal1 Iy,ehbnfa frtiH,s SiytrtH IA al'hrh
"a h,v No Ishaha sia nali,n md ftlActn, VIZ
out change also bri"htof NiFrrtH ior H"p""'
without change
"A nALrDH, connection Il mAae WIN ,be
a.Ia's u',r. q dalton R,ifusd fpf Rome INlAs
~. unnlsntrefy Mobile selma, Meridian,
viessburs, ana ,hs sou'h'ws',,
A, ouATyANOOoA, With the Alalam. a
80, aauths,n BfIlroad, Tor rufminHhabl nstA.
lao.S. Meridian, vloksbufg Mobile and N'- W.
leans,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

President J. c. Drehr, Of Roanoke
College, has purchased the Yonce prop
erty known as "Rose Lawn" Price
$4,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

Fighting Joe Hooker" whom Gen
Lee endorsed at Charlottesville, died
very suddenly ut Garden city, Long Is.
land last Friday afternoon, aged g.
he had jnst taken his accustomed walk
IN the park. We hope he and Lee and
Jackson can now talk over that wilder.
ness affair quietly and pleasantly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-11-04

And will continue do business different from
price and exoran no e
the lowest possible price Nothing but steady LOW PRICES year and year
mail q business such We sell
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
GanDmlrtbfbaftllhes.
GrIas fir SrmmucmfrcTc.

8efanntlid fam man Die beliebte 8runs
neufreiie III bort siebet, no HieBenoeS
Wailer beftnolth lit. lin nun BEL Otanz
gel III Q8aiier iie 3u ericBell, fam bas io>
senannte 8%arbenfraut, ceysinum barbar-
Ca, iebr wobt bte1en, Da baliet6e nidt
ALIEN it NusiebeN Der 8lGtter, lonoern
aud i'm @ei6mad gors Der 8rNnnenfreiie
gleidt uuo Iebtere 1T ie0er Beile pertretc1
fam. Ser ei9eutltd)e tOltuptunterlbieo
bieier beiben BaauSen beilebt IeoiglitD mt
barin, baB Die 8runneufreiic ipeiB, ulto
oas Barbenfravt gelb Dlitbt.
9teie 9fauae md1lt III Icuti6Inn6
nielfa@ ptlD, nameutlj0 MI 53Guuen, in
@rGben uto oil idattigen 9ldBen. lle6ris
gems lie6t Tic cine feudte uuo lei6te Gar
tenerbe, no ite baun ipnbrb0ft puhert
unb, eilrnaI al9epflan5t, lid pie eiH I'M
fraut faunt ipieber pertreiben IaBt. 9luh
er6alten Die 8lGtter nur BET iipptgem
Ma6stbum i'm 0arten ben 5nrten Ges
l1nlaG oer S~runuenfrele.
Den Saneu idet man OiInn in Heilen;
Bic 8latter mliieu 0aNn abgel6nitten
per6eu, iobalo bic 9fIanScn III 8liltbe
treiben poaen. 9tl5 SutterpflanSe lit iie
benz Gieb iebr 9elunb. llcbrlgens tit ie
Ill stpeiid6ri9 uno mus, INN ltetS Gorratb
at iungen 8lGttern 81 liefern, offers aUS7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

au8i9en S6lot beraus, fubren ieBt bic
brennenoen Mergflodcu i'll ote Suit.
@tniGe fieIen ieitipdrts auf Die Jtabbar=
ldeNuen uieper, anOre aber trie6 Der
9~ieroiueiter uorlpdrt5 auf Die Staot une eb
ciHc YicrtcIltunoe nm mar, idIug all
3ipauSig Stellen baS Seuer aus uuo p0n
aucn &Irhen Der begouu bas Stiirmen Der
Gloden. vOaS iii Snnct StepIan," ius
bette 0rete. mo OnSpiideu, i'll iuirrem
QSeGicl, iuntmte ie Siunerlieuer BOT lib
bin IND rief iii idri1em Con uno nit err
Do6ener 6ano in Die Stnot bineill: D0ers
Las Did nibt auf Oein' @eiDatt." llnO
0ann iDtgte lie iDieoer Den @lofen, nab
fern, unO mu6tc ii0 Den Son icoer einSels
uen berdus5nb0reu. llnO iDenn i9r 3luei=
feL famen, 10 llritt lie nit lu0 iclblt ulO
ipra6 III @uniten oieier uno iener, uno
iuurpe iuie hcftig i'll ibrem Streit. @noz
lid aber ihpIe9cH ale, au6 Sanct
stephan ihipieg. uub @rete, bas &iuo
a~uflcbmcnO, baS tie neben ii2 in oas
OtouergraS Qete9t bate, iagte: Stun lit
es !3eit." llno iid)er, wie tie bic Ercppc
binauigeItiegen, itie9 tic bieielbc ipieDer
binab, unb nabm ibren g8eg. an ben brenz
relloen S1eulen entlang, auf Die 6aupts
1traBe 81.
(S9tuB iOfQt.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

mdBig itarfen 8unben uto baS 8uiant1
menitelen berielbell gum 2me6 bes 3fod<
mems. Nu6 baS @tnfa6rcn mad Dem gum
Q%lfbetpabrel1 6cftimmten Srte DGIt lpenig
auf ultb erforoert pett tpeniger 6anbarbcit,
ais BEL Der !6euernte tt0tbig lit. Cine ioI6e
Qaubcrnte Ditrfte aud auf man0en bieitgcn
Sarnlen en1pfc6lelSmertD Ieir.
9aS Qaubfuttsr Fat bauptld6li6 Wert9
fir bic Nieoerfduer uuo inter 0ieien b0rs
8ugsipeiic fir Die S6afe. lqe uniere
anoeren ytubt6iere f~reiiei1 es spar aud
uno iogar germ, aber eiren pirflt6en
ytubcn geiuGbrt cs ibnen nitbt; eS bari BET
9fer6en uno GinObie6 MIR ais 8eigabe 5l
anocrem G%raftfutter gerei6t iperbel1. 9a5
9egen tpirft Die 9aubfiitteru1g 31 aaen
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