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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

Mr.. Conkling must have thought that the
advice of his friends would be in favor of his
seeking a vindicatiOn at Albany. 1t is a
legend in the Senate that before Mr. Cameron,
of Wisconsin, appropriated the seat which the
ex-senator left behind him, he promised to
give it up when the sulky representative
from this State returned This a long
look ahead but it shows Mr.. Conkling's at
tentiOn to details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

Persons tearing tO,cn for the season, and sum
ner trarellers can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 81 20 per month,
the address being changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

Here is an entire family retired from public
life at one fell swoop of justice. At White
stone L. l., a father has just been sentenced
to the pententiary for six months for theft
his stepson ditto; his wife to jail for fifty
nine days (ths is melting it out on the 90
cent plan) for receiving stolen goods; and
her daughter-in-law for the same length of
time for breaking the peace. Depravity in
this case does not seem to run III the blood,
but apparently was infectious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

Smoking parties exclusively of men are now
d fashion in London, and some pleasant COM
nents on them will be found in the cosby
notes of an Englishman which we print this
morning. They have not found place in this
country yet, but a hint to wise and cross old
bachelors may be more than sufficient. They
could be defended of course only on the ground
that they offset afternoon teas and the luncheon
parties which ladies enjoy all by themselves
Smoking parties will hardly get a fOothold
here without vigorous protest in many
homes. Aside from the odors that would linger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

Mr.. Trevelyan's first speech as Chief Secre-
tary and the subsequent declarations of the
Irish members are effectively analysed by our
regular London correspondent. The Govern
ment asks for power to suppress newspapers
and TO prevent public meetings because there
may be reason 10 conclude that license in
print and on the platform is a terrible incen-
tive to crime and outrage, against which = I'M
RENTING war" should be waged. The Home
Rulers, by proclaiming their hostility to all
measures of repression, virtually plead for
licensed outrage
, 1882-12-29
Alaska.

T. following Is an extract from
.. ..-s annual report Of Secretary
-r. lagiy attention should br
-.... .tur establishment Of a civil
E.ruut FIR Alaska Territory.
BIZ. importance oI that land Is not. |
f.r Gy recognized We're Ciyi!
government established, immigration
.I r.mauru, settlement would be
...ua-vd. mul the way ymadc ready
q .E. Profitable Use Of the natural
.~nngr- whichthat region protlcrs.
Iu.u. D., u0 lawful authority in that
territory ,p dj-pcus" justice and act
u.u conflicting claims, unless that
assumed hy customs officers may be
rallri -uch The Treasury Depart
mut should not bo charged with the
responsibility Of administering the
affairs ui that territory, except in SO
rar as they come within its legitimate
certainly not without some
well defined rule of action. The
Alaska Commercial Company has
taken. during the past year the max
imum number of seal skins permitted
under tho lease, paid the tax thereon,
as well as the rent of the islands, and
otherwise performed the duties of the
lease
, 1882-12-29
Sunday Reading.

VI, l.. QUAHrERLY meetings VIII be
neIi A. follows: Port lOWhSend, Jan
l3th and ltthj WILDLY Island, Jan
18TH and l4th; Dungeness, Jan. ZOth
and2lSt,
The Now York Book Concern of
tbo Methodist Tniscopal Church is
Goinr an imrnenso brsiness The
NET profits Of the nast wear are
$4,000 The sales have been So
GREAT tlrt Notwithstanding the
presses have been r1n TO their full
capacitv. fine stock in hand is S2S 600
less thnn a wear aro.
-, a7
Inc Mormon Shurch ls supposed
TO number l9o'ooU strong IN otah'
i2'U00 IN ldano, lo,ooo IN Myomi;iS'
lV'ooo IN Ar ARIZONA, 20d ana io'0Uo else-
Where' OF loo'ooo all told Inc pun
tihS Gown OF s'ch po1y Oh united,
3etefmined people IN these DAYS OF
freedom ana eniiShtenment Is a task
OF the most difficult character mag
lnabie.
HIsroRY OF INDIAN Missions ON THE
PAcIrrc CoAsr-Oreoop, Wnshi10.
ton and Idnho. By Rev. Myr0n
Eells, Missionary of the American
Missionary Association, with an
introduction by Rev. G, H Atkin.
son. d. d. limo, cloth, 32O DID,
illustrated, Sl25
This history is q plain statement
Of facts bv one who is a native OF
the region about which he writes q
resident in it for over tbirty-tiye
wears and n missionary for aboui
eiUht wears r. is n trne narrative
full Of interest. showing how the
"coming of these missionary men and
women over the plains and NOM
tains and round bv the ocean, and
their ouiet. patippt, self -denyinp work
for the Indian. the trader and tbc
TRAINER, tbe lonely traveller. and the
, 1882-12-29

farulsr - honor
$50 d i p-gls a. tine
m 3g vhru the
s E tta rrrai Amer
hl aa Fgsefathers
ar I'D fiJu.auih. Mas-
s1i iay - Der-m-
@ ciffts ~ Ply
hslausd tme and
.hs Pilgrims trOd
rvy may wcll
a. las. ana mark
u co. Pilgrims landed
U ~ aftcautinc1t they
seal ~ u"w idea
a tae iie1 ~ indi-
ara uH rupirs where
s safrsme, AMI every
sHsauer- The extent and
ftlt kingdom no man
a Nor can any alto
e !. daagTr,,
E b aua vhich every Amer
fnruiier a. il marks the
rv ei Gar nation Al
-,ui Bo public demon
asnal outside Of the
~ # Iuth, or the several
49, s~ieties. yet there are
Na Lar.aad people on Puget
81. vt th., day Will bring
aai rscrllcctions, and who
~ asrats iB their own minds
unss ~ Christmas with
ss a former celebrations
Day in tine Old Bay
W hrs ff lgp national holidays,
aassas o. D. one which we,
Ei h1Bor by as-ociating
urnusF with our Christ
~ IN some manner
AL hawking an epoch in
sa.ary.
, 1882-12-29

COS, They cannot lead because sooi-
ETY. will not be- led by such men, To
submit to this would be the inaugu
ration Of a social revolution. This
fact makes it all the moro difficult
for a man to think and act for him
self 1t means ostraci-m. 1t means
ob.cui,y; and if he has not inherited
property, it generally means poverty;
hut after all. there is no true manhood
without it, and all true men prefer to
be the head Of a free mouse than the
tail Ot q cNNtnrrd rNt.
, 1882-12-29

n l.kei % appropriate
a slT~nled in remoy-
ls f8 navigation at the
Columbia river! No
1aa1 iF that amount
F arH1ri to improve the
Ea- u Puget Sound.
@ r.u.r ns-l,d it-and
l I- unnecessary,
rrf h..p thinking thar
rr@'i.1 wauld BE-
aa. n m.r,y II the
u laHHfa is such a
l-1 SAFE mar
w r uanrl eE
, 1882-12-29
HILLS MANUAL


Educational, Social, Commercial and Legal, by
Hon. Tmos. E. HILL. Containing penmanship,
letter writing, etc, bookkeeping, tables Of refer
cnCe, etiquette, public meetings, etc being u
library in one volume--an encyclopedia Of usc,
ornament and knowledge, for both men and wo
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, 1882-12-29

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER. OF Bourbon, Ind.
saws: Both myself and wife owe our lives to
sHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by
Latimer IL Go,
, 1882-12-29

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that
teerrabe cough Shhoh's Cure Is the remedy for
you. Sold by Latimer & Co.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19
FASHION NOTES.

Old green with brown or red forms
fashionable contrast of colors.
Old green, old Sevres blue and old
rouge are among the new shades for au-
tumn goods.
India cashmere camel's-hair will re-
main in favor, Notwithstanding the re-
vival OF the repped wooden goods.
Gathered null sun bonnets, with bows
Of ribbon on the crown, are worn in the
country by ladies and children alike.
A white seagull is stylish ornament
for trimming the large new felt hats
that have brims of the most exaggerated
size.
Polonaises are revived for early au-
tumn wear, and are made with paniers,
or without, as the wearer's figure may
require.
Buckles of old silver are being used to
trim overdresses and slippers. They
are placed in the straps of bows OF satin
or velvet ribbon.
Much Of what is called fcelle lace is
merely white Spanish lace colored in the
fax gray ecru shades that are called
fcelle colors.
Feather turbans and straw hats with
velvet crowns. worn with cheviot or
cashmere suits. are admirably adapted
for the cool days Of fall.
Amazon cloth and Henrietta cloth that
is heavily twilled are the two woollen
stuffs that will be most used for the next
seasons dresses.
The large detached flowers used on
summer satines are repeated on the dark
oalicos and low. priced wool goods for
everyday winter dresses.
Silk mitts for autumn are 'solid," that
is, they have no lace figures as borders
on the hand and arm. They are more
stylish in black and dark red silk.
Stockinguet or wool webbing, for
making Jersey jackets. is imported in
dark old green, ruby and strawberry
reds, and in electric blue and seal brown.
Chiscle velvets, with figures in bold
relief, are made into dress skirts to wear
with velvet polonaises. Spanish lace,
passementerie, and chenille fringe trim
the overdress, but the skirt is rich
enough to dispense with trimmings, and
even the narrow balayeuse finish will be
unnecessary.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19
A CARD.
DIR. Moody, of New York City,
a Graduate Of the New York school of Me1i
cine, also of the Dublin Practice.
a word to the public Consultation free.

\ word to the public Consultation free.
invite the sick, matter what their diseases may
be, to cali and investigate for themselves before
no encourag ement unless there is fair Prospect Of
making cure. will endeavor TO be candid in my
cure everybody, but to all that can be cured
nVf nsa s and cSSsn " sns
located In Port and, and all ask is that you give
fdence ana give entire satisfaction to ali suffering
humanity. My reputation has been acquired by being
pactce BOTH II Europe and in tas eountTy sna
studousiy keeping up with the age know the cause
and remedy needed not by guesswork but by years
In my treatment of many diseases make use Of
method Of cure. The treatment Is simple and the
most feasible of all. There is unpleasant sensation
afflicted visit and freely convince themselves leav
ng me to Verify the assertion that there has never
effects. these noted curative ads, handled in my
practice are endor 60 and approved by the faculties
perceptibe almost from the start. Gases regarded
wonaerful innuence And in no ease can the treat
ment be attended tn the least danger thereby tes
tics Those who wish apply for advice OF treatment
may confidently do so without hesitation or diiiidence
the tiniid may rely that irNioiabc secrecy
which has already proved the OASIS OF AN extensive
professional reputation abroad.
Cases be treated by correspond nee when per
sona INTERVIEW impossible, providing the patients
mental disturbances written in sin pie AID naturst
style, and in accordance with the nee sry de ails X
e-en with patterns residing at ds lance l. highly de-
sirabe when practicable and viii more than repay
the patient the expense and trouble OF "Trip 10 Port
land. The advantage ~ even visit apparent sud
doctor TO form an accurate opinion and note
which might he lost sight OF in mere correspondence
sis is absolutely necessary. Pntiei is Got rssad-
Ing In the city who wish 70 transac, their business
sry remedies sent 70 any address or is At any rsa
territory untl called Tor, carefully packed and Sc
cnreiy sealed. Office and Residence - FIRST street
and Columbia. Portland. Oregon.
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Sykes Sure Cure for CataDrD'

IQuID OR DRY, PRICE o. 90; ATMOSPHERIC
~ lnauflAforn," price 5Qc. Dry Cure and lnauf1a
tors mailed receipts q prce with ful direction 5os
use,esc. 4. q. skIDMoRE a Co., DrsgGkts 3 81 Hrpi
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19
NOTICE.

To the Farmers and Mechanics: of Oregon,
Washington Territory and Idaho.
We ,oish 10 call your attention to the fact
that our annual Catalogue and price list for
1888 is now ready for distribution. II
wiU be found rery valuable and Instructive
reading, and wiH be furnished grat,titously.
Send your name and postofice address TO
1874 First street, Portland, Oregon.
sep7-lm Il. 0. Boz l75
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME rs ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING & co.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

Book AND Music BurEns:-Send to Wiley B.
Allen, 1888 Third street, Portland, for any book
or music published. Orders by mail filled
promptly. The Musical Pastime," monthly
Journal of music, so cts. year. Send stamp for
big catalogue of music.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

Garrison repairs all kinds OF sewing machines.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

The best liver regulator known, a sure cure for
Dyspepsia and indigestion is DIR. Henley's Cali
fornia |. X. L. Bitters.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

Frank G. Abel, the Gold Medal Photographer
of Portland. was the only artist that dared to
make display at the Mechanics Fair. He is
not afraid to show his work anywhere, as it al
ways stands on its own merits.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

ABINA
ueen blocks reasonable
10 dh sd
o the
% and Hyf i
~ FL IIAx5S.TT 4 81 street
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

SIsven,s Yosemite Cherry Tooth Paste
An aromatic combination for the preservation
OF the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior TO any
preparation of its kind IN the market. In large
handsome opal pots, price fifty cents. For sale
BY all druggists. Hodge. Davis 4 Co., whole
sale agents, Portland, Oregon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

The only irst-class variety entertainment in
Oregon is given at the Elite theatsr, Portland.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

NEW, Rich AND PuRE BLoop!--The use of
Oregon Blood Purifier.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

w. Il. Chamberlain, Jr.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-19

TURKISH RUes.-send to John B. Garrison
1877 Third street Portland, for catalogues OF de-
signs.
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Send $l.00 to W. D. Palmer, Portland, tor one
years subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi-monthly A. o. U. W. paper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-11-10

Sa. Sd icll bon 5ebn llbr ab mil
nod swei Wann I'M Yarf patrcuilliren
Gs mire ber Siderbeit mesen. meint be,
Serr Sauptmann, neil er nidt beieet 1T
@ut! Du iiebit jeoenfalls torber nod
ben Doctor, es lag mir iebr piel baran.
i'm nod gu ipreden, aber i'd mub fort
uno fam nidt erlt ms Dcrf binunter.
Du tpirit ibm meinen Nuftrus mittbeilen,
@ort far Wcrt, mie id ibn Dir iase,
ater nur ibm alleiu, teinem NnSeren,
bSrit Du?
3einem Nnberen!
Die ndditen @orte idienen Waltter
unenolid idmer gu meroen. er tdmptte
erf nod einise @ecunoen nit iia felber.
Wenn es gum Sampfe fcmmen 1oute,
er iit oer @injise, cer nidt oaran theil5uz
nebmen bat, uno bic Sranctireurs bier
berum iino aus benz idlimm lten @eiinbel
3uiamntenseieet, benz uidts beilis 1T =
ct ioa MiiB Tpreit idiiten, 70 piel in iet=
ner Madt ltebt.
Die anlerifaniide WAB? mieoerbclte
Trieori4 lansiam.
t8ortfebuns fuIet.)
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Or. Noees's Wprm SYrup
tSptet bic Nirmer ausenblidit&.

Miitter! tpenn Sbr gu6 euere
&inoer @eiunobeit uno Nadtrube er=
freuen tpolt, 10 peri6afft gu6 Neu :
fdbter's vOeutf9 es &inberz
nj c + I" (Paedotrophine.) @s 1T oas
bette, 0illisite unb beiliamite Nabrunss.
mittel flr guer &ino. 8sriu@t es uno
Sbr ,perbet HnbeM, baB bic Embedding
bisies Stohes elm tpabrer Seaen fur
Miitter lit, bic ibre &inoer niGt bin=
rei1eub nit Muttermil6 erndbren f0n-
men. .Deuti6es &inoerme , |"
miro bon Ner3ten iebr empfoblem, umo
in allen renommirten Mpotbetem 5l ba'
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-11-10

= Der lebte ruilii6e Genius, lebrt
6aB st. petersburg unb 8orfa6te
927 ,467 @eelen in 10,929 @teingebdu=
ben, 9,318 b0lsernen unb 913 gum She'll
ltelnernen unb b0l5ernen entbalten. IS
gibt Is 0otels, 625 &efaurants, 1,416
Bier=; ITO @6naps= unb 1913 Mein-
@9enfen. 0on 131 ,O9O Mietbpob=
nungen 1tn6 1910 unbetpobut. IS
gibt 645 S6ulen unb 100000 &inber
i'm S6ulalter e = 16 Sabre) aber
AZ yroaent &naben unb 81 Proaent
Wedb6en befommen feline @9ulung.
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@t@tt9 fur &ablf5pft8e.

prof. g. St6br. $50. 3O7 ilbli@
4. @traBe, ct. Qouis, Mo. 1T es gelunz
gen, langidbrige 9ahlf6pfigfeit gu furi=
rem. prof. @t0brs Metbobe iit febr ein=
fa9. Sie fablen @tellen tperben tdgli9
breimal geba6et fiir orei Minuten nit
bem 9aarerseuger un6 innerbalb
4 Wo6en seigt fi6 ser neue 9aarmu6s
auf ben fablen @teaen. Damen uno
9erreu, tpel6e an &ablf0pfigfeit ooer
Nusfallen bes 9aares leioen, iollten
ni9t peridumen, ii6 idriftli9 an Prof.
St6br gu tpen6en. preis S. bic Glai9e,
tpel9e 4 Mo6en ausrei6t.
24.7,S2, ,tuw1i
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(8ortfesuas fuIat.

***u Wer lanaian sebt, lcmmt 1@er
ans @nbe. Siderli&, aber nidt langs
fam idreitet Nieren-Rraut pprmdrts, unb
ale Ripalsn in Beliebtbeit beim Yalte tletz
ZEN melt bintsr ibn ,uriid. Dies beriibms
te 6eilmittel fonu man entmeber in trcdes
nsr cber In Fain8er iSorm baben. Gs 1T
gan; beicnbers aur Bsqemli&teit Derer,
bic es ni&t leidt ieltit rripariren tSnnen.
in lebterer @rt uno 2reiIe 3utereitet. Hie
Wirtuus III bie(elte in beioen Go,men.
W1an lie'e bic Nnnunc,.
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(Dstrott Jree Yre6 pom I8. Sau.)

6s&tsimsr Bros. tabsn ioebea stn ear'
lcae BON @eeos Gilt gsSe 5uaie ertalten.
Dieter Art!iel urtaun 1& fetr RAID uno
{p mub 20 aud lsin. senn 90 1T obne 3pet'
fel ber bette Mrtiisl ,einsr Nrt, Der te str.'
8efabrt spurbe, unb bat nt&t ietnes @let'
den. Nur bas bsas Matsrtal wtrb au
@ups Gilt Gbgs Ionie rerwautt
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= &ein 8eriu9 ober bilige patent
Mebiair 1T 8roipn's giien=Bitters. gs
1T bergeifeQt bon elmer ber dltelten uno
beiudbrteifen demil6en Girma uno er=
fii0t 9laes mas bon ibm beripro6en
mirh
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@te tann m a n BITE @eiun bt t
thern.

So III leltIam. baB Stmano NIT Qeesn
bstaftst III, bic burd unretnss Dlut ent'
febsn, wsnn q ufoealis bic @siunb'
seit I'm pby0l&en Oreantsmus wtsber tsr'
felt. Nolooalis 1T elm BARTENDER SYrup,
onssnetm gu ns5mtn. unb Der beae bis isbt
entbedte . Blutretnt9er. So betlt
Serupbeln. ispbilitiide Qeleen. Nitrsn'
i&wd&e. Grylpelas, malarifae 9stbsn,
Nsrp67tat, @&wa@e. @auenleiben uno
Granlbsiten bes Blutss. eer 9sber. etr
Nisren, bss Nassns. Der 9aut &c.
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~ Sebe Sdattiruns oer ;. Diamunt=
Turben" 1T rerfett. Wun fete fd bic
SHUTTER bsS sefarbten MaterialS bel ben
Mpotbeten an. I'm @lan, buten fe i6res
@leiben nidt.
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9as Mtttel fo4te bon anem a3eriomett, Sumg
..tto aalt, 8ebramdbt tuerSen, fobaIo ftdb


Ber atf gfeiien 1T poer It, unaet,.nSer
0e8eno tpohnt, mirb burd seIesenntteS Ginnebz
men elmer Ocfs, um BITE 9eber in aeiunber Tbattds
i fsst gu 5aIten. alls e. iNalarte saatse etnfaIe,
renben. Das Mittel wrb rpte elm @las Wetn frafz
tigsn, TT aber fetn beraM5d)enoeS Detrdmf.
xSentt ttt0n ettua8 t6tnet NerSattlt6leS aes
8effen bat pber @a@tS ntdbt idlafen tam, nebme
man etne Orfs unb bte Grlet4teruns ptrb entreten.
eospobl Sett tnte e9ottnrred5man8em tperse,,
oorrdtbt8 tut paute bait! :
Denn slet4ptef wel@es Geibem fidb einitent, elm
6ur4aus f4eres, abtibxeneeS, gdfte perbeis
terhoeS uno ttdttenoeS Mtttel tpirb nie nnre2t
beetmtrddItt8t tpeoer bte OefmaftStbdttafeit
no@ oaS Ser8na9et.
G3 1T rein be4etabtIt;d1
uno bat bts gan3e 2raft unb Wtrfamtet BON galpmel
reer 6btntn cbns trsenb eine ser iaabli9eu Maas
Seuehtb bon eftteut Woatbextteu1.
vsimmDnS afper Mesuiatcra III seit iSraer:r o.,t
bet metner Tamt!te tr @ebrauA, unb id Btn Gber.
aeugt Dap er etne BeretHerun9 ber Mranetm3enfboft
s'iset:-S; a;, Stn sbsrtsI, gOupesneur BON aa
fast: Der Gebrau@ BON rstmmorlS Qiper @eauffa-
tura " mr pobl betpmmen unb i'd manide ibn
petter Su prlfen. ''''
s9as Gtnatee. aas sstenaars 2imsermna
sS ssss siee MtteI sesn 9sp.P
staases las a1 %s s$ bsssmsn fsfr Il M e % snss
mons atper @esuiatcr.a Sd babe pon Minneiota
kts Georgia banaa sei9tdt unb m5sbte einer icl@em
AReht5tn megen nod rpeter idbden !; aud mb1te i'd
ellen abnlid 2eibenhen anratbtn es nit bieiem
Wttel iu seruden, ha eS bas einjtse ,u fen ideiut
has ntemals 9tnberuns perlagt.
g. M Sannep, MinneappIis, Mtnn.
pr. Z. -. 9eafom iast Durt tbatlabliHe
Grfa9rnng TIM @ebraudbe BON r6tmmcns Mper
Wesalator1 In niener graStS btn ID BON feiner Nn=
penbnns tefriebist unb Id rerprbne ibn ala cine
abflbrnmsss sarsnet.
~ Man nehme nur ben edlten, Der tets bic
fothe QamoelSntarfe Mnb bic Namensunterz
l9r,tf 4; ?. 3etHm & 60. auf ben. llmi8lase
@aat. Set allen Npptbeternsub babeu,1
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9arne Mno Stteren Dernrfad,tea 2etse,
ShmptoMe ciner crfrQnfteu Qe6er.

Sgmptoue elmer crfranfteu 0e6er.
lletler attem; gdmers In Der eeite, 3upelcu
Inter Dem S@Iiterblatte unS ptrb baun nit 0fbcumez
tr6bnlt@ geritcpftbeit, .5uipeilen abme&ieln6 nit
Shenleibisfeit; Der ssopf ppn Samer,en belaitiat,
pObst betra9tlider gerlut bes Grinnerumssuerin5S.
sens; 5lpetlen elm i4wader, trcdeuer Suiten uni
gHpinbint sebalten ,ptrb; Der 9atient tlast iiber
Wabtsfett Mnb S4pdde TIT nersts; 4alte pber brenz
nenbss Gefnbl tn ben Edsen, 3uweflen cine 1fedenbe
GmpfnoMns; bte gebenssetiter nteberseidlasen, unb
beiliam mare, 70 fam man a taum basu aufraffen,
ia, man mbtraut iebem Selnlitel. gerid5iebene lei
cbtsen Spmptc1e besleiten bic 3rantbett; aber es
fne Taue rcrSetommen, tn benen nur ipentse bappm
benz Gcbe cine betra&tltde st6runs ber 3eber nod
sefpte5eu,