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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

PORTER VuLAGE.-Mr. Wisgin will can.
yass the town of Paris.
r. G. Heard has erected q stable between
his house and store.
Crows have behaved mastery" this
year. | wonder il Beecher, who has writ.
ten eloquently In the defense OF this superb
bird, would not mentally swear at the
"ghastly, grim, and ancient ravens dep
relation of his cornheld."
Our delegates were disappointed in the
nomination OF Col. Robbie.
w. ID. French has purchased hearse.
Mrs. Phibrook is dangerously i'll.
Come, Charon, ferry Lydia Pinkham over
the Styx, and We will be happy.
Joseph Towle is in town.
Last summers scarcity OF flowers was fa-
tai to bees.
Hon. +. w. Redlon will read the Declar-
ton Of independence, July 1.
Rev. II. T. Swan of Cornish will deliver
the Grafton. Mr.. Swan is q man with
something to say and knows how to say
it. Eloquently impressive, as a speaker he
is rarely excelled; We rejoice to see his
name on the programme. BIB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

PARIs.-Work will be begun on Paris
Hill telegraph loop today, Monday, June
10th. 1t will be completed in week or
ten days. Those who have subscribed
will confer favor by leaving the amount
of their subscriptions with the committee
James S. Wright or Geo. II. Watkins, dur.
ing the present week. This will relieve
the committee of the necessity OF calling
on subscribers.
Mr.. ii. +. Morton Agent OF the Paris
Hill Mfg. Co., visited the White Noun
tain Stock Farm at Shelburne, n. H., q
few days ago, and there purchased two
cows, one full blooded Jersey, and the
other half breed Holstein. Mr.. Morton
is much pleased with his purchase. Judge
Burbank, proprietor of the farm informs
us that he has some nice Jersey bulls for
sale, either one or two years old. A good
full blooded Jersey bull is needed In this
vicinity, and any person who will keep
one should communicate with Judge Bnr-
bank, or can do the business through this
office.
The Baptist vestry has been supplied
with number OF new singing books.
The book used is Gospel Hymns Nos. |, 9,
3 and 4, bound in one volume, without
duplicates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

WE understand that the Greenbackers Of
Oxford County have decided TO call their
County Convention on the sth OF August.
The date is rather late one but that will
make no difference this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
STATE CONVENTION.

The Republican State Convention met in
Portland, last Tuesday. Senator Frye,
Chairman of the State Committee, called
the Convention to order promptly at eleven
O'Clock, and presented as Temporary Chair
man, Hon. Eugene Hale. Mr.. Hale made
an enthusiastic Republican speech which
was freely and frequently appiauded' Rev.
DIR. Fem of Portland offered an appropri-
ate prayer. The State Committee was
made the committee on credentials and re-
ported 1917 delegates present, out OF a
possible 1860. The number was afterwards
increased to 1927. Oxford County cast 81
votes, being full delegation. There were
enough Oxford County voters present to
make a second delegation If 1t had been
needed. Oxford County members were on
committees as follows II. NJ. Bearce, esq.
of Norway, Vice-President; Geo. a. VIII
son, esq, of SO. Paris, Committee on Res-
olutious; IL. A. Ellis Of Canton, on Perma-
nent Organization; James S. Wright, esq,
OF Paris, Member OF State Committee.
Atl2:SO o'clock, after a stirring speech
by Senator Frye, the Convention proceed
ed TO vote for candidate for Governor
The ballot was as follows;
Whole number of votes. 1897
Necessary to n choice, Vot
Frederick Robbie had 6N
William W. Thomas, jr, had ~.
J. H. Drummond had -
scattering
And Mr.. Robbie was declared the nominee
for Governor, amidst wild applause, wind
ing up with three tremendous cheers for
the nominee.
Mr.. A. A. Strout then said In the name
Of the delegates OF Cumberland County,
who had made such gallant fight for such
a gallant man as their candidate, in the
name OF Mr.. Thomas he would move that
the nomination of Mr.. ROBBIE oe made
unanimous, which was carried by rising
vote.
The Convention then proceeded TO vote
for candidates for Members of Congress,
with the rollovinr reSuit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

TEMPERATURE LAST WEEK AT IA. NJ
Sunday, 81 ., clear; Monday, o, clear
Tuesday, $50, clear; Wednesday, co.
clear; Thursday, $50 clear; Friday, 60 70
cloudy; Saturday, 60 ., clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
MARRIED..

In Paris, Juue lSIn, AT the house of the brides
father, by Rev. Ira q. sprague, Mr. Willie T.
Cole and Miss Gertie u. Whitman, both Of Paris
In Hebron, June 18th, By Rev. 5. u. Richardson
Mr.. Llewellyn Keen and Mss Addie !. Marsh II
both OF Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

HANovER.-w. s. Howe of this town
was chosen delegate to the County Con-
vention from Hanover.
HANovER.-Saturday, o young man, Mr..
Paine, in Hanover, about eighteen or TWEEN.
ty years old, had the thumb and two OF
the shortest fingers Of his LEFT hand sawed
of. This was to be his last days work In
Smiths dowel factory.
Harmon's drive has gone into the Andro-
scoggin.
Farmers are still planting. Apple trees
are now in full bloom, three weeks later
than last year.
The of Hanover are building nice
hall.--,JOurRdl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

Browns IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliouSnesS, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, SC, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

l. Any person who tales paper r. regularly ess ~
.nnfhsrss or whether he has subscribed or not
isresponsible for the payment.
3. n person orders his paper discontlnaed,
he unjust pay ell arrearages, or the Publisher may
sollsct the whole amount, whether the paper Is
takso nom tAs once or not.
&. The Courts have decided thsfrefnsing 70 Lake
.sUspxpsrs and periodicals nom the post once,
or rsncving and leaving thorn uncailed Tor, Is
pr,ua 1acjs evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
col. ROBES SPEECH.


The action of this Convention has lust been
announced, and by your invitation / appear
before YOU IS the successful candidate.
thank you all and feel grateful for the high hon.
or that you have conferred upon me Iaccept
the position and will endeavor 10 discharge
all the obligations which surround this new
relationship 10 the State, and the Republican
party with fidelity, and 10 the best Of my abil-
ity.
The Republican party of the State has been
exercised by an ex citing but friendly contest,
which, by the action OF this Convention has re-
suited in my nomination. The excitement OF
this occasion will soon pass away and be for
gotten. The candidates Of the Republican
party and the principles which you have pro-
nulgated, by youI resolutions, will be duly
considered by the Republican party of our
State, not only by the constituencies which
make our cities aud larger towns the great
centres Of business, but by that numerous
class Of voters who reside on the hill-slopes
and cultivate the valleys of our noble State.
10 may not have escaped the notice of the
delegates OF this great Convention, that the
Representatives of the agricultural interest of
the state have taken an earnest interest in my
nomination thar x the farmers OF Maine and
the representatives OF the laboripg classes for
their cordial support. | will try and not dis
appoint you Daniel Webster once said, THAT
the prosperity of the country rested on three
great pillars, agriculture, commerce andlman.
ufaetures, but the greatest of these was agri.
culture"
Friends Of agricultur stand by the Republi.
can party, friends Of manufactures and com.
merce stand by tbs Republican party. Our
Congressman are doing great work for
these great interests. Friends OF popular edu-
cation, OF the agriet ltural college, of free high
schools OF the Normal schools and common
schools stand by the Republican party.
Friends of temperance everywhere stand by
the Republican party.
Friends OF law anG order, of an honest and
lust taouiatlon OF election returns, that the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
ELECTION MONDAY. Sept. II.
Republican Nominations
FOR GOVERNOR,
Frederick Robbie,
OF 6ORHAM.
OF 6oRHAM

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, To CONGRESS-
THOMAS B. REED, of Portland.
NELSON DINGLEY., Jr, of Lewiston.
CHARLES A. BOUTELLE, of Bangor.
SETH |. MIILIKEN, of Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
No Mi;skey!

Browns IRON BIrrERs
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not com.
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intemper.
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
DIED,

In South Paris. June 5th, Mr.. A. NJ whitman
aged - years and y days.
In Buctield. May 2sth, Macella II. relic, o.
the late 0Tin Fsrrnr. aged CA wears.
In Paris, June 18th, Mr.. George p. Hooper
aged 10 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
Browns IRON BIrrERs

DNO"N . INON DIIIFRS
is guaranteed to be a nom
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso.
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20
Republican County Comu

UDop The above basis the several towns anu
will be entitled 10 representation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

Rev. CIV. RICE, editor Of
the american Christian Re-
mes0, says of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, o., Nov. r6, 1851.
Gents The foolish vast.
ing Of vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul.
gence Of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and if applied, will save hun.
drcdS who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperadon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-06-20

The report of the committee was adopted.
and the chair announced the candidates
for congressman as Thomas b. Reed, Mel
son Dingley, ir., Charles a. Boutelle and
Seth l.. Milliken, smid loud and continued
applause.
The following resolutions were adopted :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-11

siden aufbltdten, rpte sfn Dilpsr 3u
isinsm Sstti1." Der Grnf Der Ser.
iamm!un8 l6fe ii6 aIndlts In Ssttsrfsit
aut ais Der 8ortrassnoe In bumoriRf,
i&sr, btspeilen praatidsr Dsiie 0srs
s!etde nit ben @epobnbstten anesrsr
85!fer sos, beiipielapsi1 esr psrtrappels
ten GdBs Der Gbinefnnsn G~rpdbnuns
that unp Der Damsnpelt - rpenn fe fit
cenn curdaus entfsaen rpoIte - bts
osri&teeeniten 9OrIhldse fir poqfinots
unssfdbrli&e G%utfsaunsen madte. Gin
luftses Bib entrOute Der S1t!psrung
pes We6iels Der Wop.n In cen IsBtsn
Sabr,ebntsn, tnpem IressS BE Grteme
etnancer sssenibsrfeIte, bic aussspsbn>
tsfe GrtnO!tne neten Der snsen &obe,
psl&e S6rper aufseflebt ,u istn ldetut.
tur ani&auuns bradte unp feline Rebe,
nit tufsnpsm Wts unp I9arfeu Spott
sspdr,t paS Sblurssfe bsrporia1ts,
mas Der Damenwslt fribsr ais l9Sn
unc anstsbeno ni&tensn iet uno bsuts
erlheint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-11
ltsbtr bic roSrrns &lsiouns bislt

ltebsr bic roDrrne &leioung bislt
nsuli6 Ger teribmte Arst unc Anatpm
lnpsS in epnrpn tn Der SeninstOn
lppn > SaQ etnsn Sp,tras, Der 70 oisls
3utSrer bsr6stlUdte, RAP bic Hiums iie
ni6t III fallen psrmOttsn. Sreves bat
feline 3utbyer, unisre @spiHpsr stnmal
nit ibm elmer unbsfansrstben 8ttttf IL
untsr;tebsn, unbseiuHust BON BEN @sbpt
Der Wpps unb In Sfstsbuns auf pis
@siunebsit unp auf Die @:lsBe Der
S6Snbeit. binpeilspp auf Die TN SaaIs
;ur Grldutsruns aus9sfsQtsn 9sssns
tdnrs, rersn WittsIpunft slst9ium psn
9runrssranfsn rss @an;en mprdisn.
tirsnr, RE bntlibe YsnuS BON Ibprs
r~palpien bilpste. Sbr sur Seite ftanp
pas Sfslett zines normal sspatlsnsn
8Stpsrs. pisiem s~ssspiber Wiebiipuus
gen, bupprssrufsn eur6 bic passrbli3
ite auer Weeenarrbeitsr, stssn psl6s
Ysrnunft unp StSnbeitsfnu lton 10
oft, absr lsirsr INNER psrs'bli1. su Stlps
sessn = rur1 eus S9naun. 3si1.
nunssn Ger ipnsrsn Srsane pes Wsn'
lbsn, pie lts Sor unp nat Dem S6niiren
li4 parfeusn, AbbilruHssn BON bsfisipes
ten 8lesn, naftsn ppblssformtsn unp
mibsstaltsisn Sdssn, pie unpsrniinf.
itsss S6ubpstf ie b~tranbiIcst, psdtsn
rings Die Winpe. 5isfsr grnt lag in
Gen Mtsnsn res &epnsrs, "a sr pisls
unbstlppue ansewObabsit unp bic trau
risen 6plSen pss Sbnarens, ras Ter
Wioce i6Vn 10 OFT Die 0siunpbsit ia pas
Stbsp gum Spfsr sebra1t. srpabnls. ais
sr natpiss, wte papgIb Suuse, 0sber,
Dragon iulammsn8spuet uno In cine
fallte Gage Ssbra6l wirpen, inner gum
Serslei9 mil Der Ssnus berausforcsrnp
unp slst&;silis rtnssitspsnr, pab Jpn
stne sspilis @ntmutbisuns bet Beirut
runS pielss Ibsmas srsrsiis, ca pie Grs
fabruns bepisle, Dap .,cis Damsn of
Die srSBtsn Sualsn unit unbsa usmlih
teitsn srpulpasn, UNI nur moperu su lsin.
unp pub ls sur WiOps nit psmislbsn Gat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-11
9ie @olfe In Tranfreia baten /

9is @Olfe in Sranfrsi6 BADEN tn
Der IsBtsn 3ett pieper 10 isbr Sussnpms
men. pas Ger Wtnifer Der 9anppirtb
i6aft, 5srr rs Maby. in elmer usaliGen
Gscs ibnsn fSrmltt sinsn unsrbitilihen
Sriss srfIdrt bat. Rad pHstsIsr Stdt.
suns bstrdst ste 3abl Ger 8S!fs sssen
pdrtts unsefdbt 500 une Der S5arm
rem lie Der 8isb;uht unp Der 2ancpirtb
i4aft antbun, beliuft fib jdbrlt1 auf
nlebrsre buncsrttaulenp Srdnfsn. Sst
pisisr 0elessnbsit siett raS lancpirtb /.
iGaftli6s @phsnt!ait nSsmaine a9ris
cole" einiss biitpriidc Noti;en, insbs,
lcncsre dber ben stpeen @olf TN oOri.
gen Sabrbunpsrt, UNI cen ii1 fSrmli6s
2ssenren sebilcet babsn. Gr mar 5 5us
Z 3oa lang uno $50 pIunp Itper, bate
SO psrlonsn serrtien uni 80 mebr oesr
Wsnteer fbpfr psrpunpet. Gin preis
BON 1850 Dollars purre auf feline Zoe.
tuna GusSeisBt; am 20. Ssptsmbev
1865 wuros er curb einsn Saselisus
tenant rss SSniss srlsst. Der S&apsn,
ben ras Gbia anssrittst battr, lpar
unbsredsnbar Die Anftaltsn su ieiasr
lb:tuns fpftetsn Zen Staet beinabs
letetaulenp Dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-11
Cfsn obas Mb3ussrG5re. -

Cfsn obns M~b3ussrobre. - Die
frans6fidsn 6abtldtter brtnsen Wits
tbsilanssn dbsr stnsn nsusn rau9yers
,strsnrsn Sfsn pbne @biussrSbre, auf
psI6sm 5srr Mpu6sron In paris Elm
patsut nbislt. Der Sfsn beffsbt aus
stnsm ft%stSf5rmtssn 5erp, tn pt1sn Wtte
iih cine NIT stelen tlsinen Ssfnuusen
strisbene 85bre srbsbt. Dur6 biels
StHaunssn rrinst stns srpss, l:br Der.
tbeiIte 9uftmeuBe Elm, bic etnsn dussrf
Ietbaften Bug bsroOr:ufL 70 pab bic
StIruns pss sefdbrliben 8oblenrryo,
gates nidt ftatttapsn fam unp pie
8oble tn benz Srennmatsrial tn BARN,
lole Scblenidure Serpanee!t pir,. 1sbcr
Dem Serp bsiaost ib Elm Ssbdlter nit
Wu6er. peldsr Der ,Stmmerluft ben
n5tbissn 6su ttisfettsSraD mittbeilt unp
pie Northumberland retnist. Die
srpdrmte Cuff .ritt aus oben ansebra9,
ten Sthaunsen nit WaHsrrdmpfen ses
ldtttst beraus. Dtsie euft entbdlt irs!s
LID Sisl S~Oblsniiurs. ispot nur In isbr
oerIbeiltem 3gfance, 70 pas f. ni&t be-
Itpeli9 fallen iouen. Der auf Stolen
febsncs WOaiierpn'l@s Sfsn bistst jspsns
fals pel 9ortbsiI Ger Iranspprtfibisfstt.
81 IdBt fb !. .. Der Rstbs mad in pers
i@teDene Gdume btnsinrOuea, bic man
lucceiioe let9t erpdrmen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-11
SR sinsr pstliasu Stabt, ,psl6e

Sn sinsr ,pstliasu Staat, psl6s
fib nsusrrinss puy4 elm isbr betritts
li6ss @abstbum bsmsrfbar sema9t
bat. bat iih isgt aud. UNI tbr Was BON
Anlpri6en. fur cine 9tosfapt ssnoul.
men iu percsn. poa ~ MAIDEN. Elm bu
morifii6er Y~bUtp5rapb nisosrssIaGsn.
Nabpem iib In Der. bisber stnsisen.
Srrass rss SrisS Der srfts 8epriisntani
rtsisr 8uat untsr 6srauSbdusuns zines
S6ilpsS nStsr 1T Ger bette p~potosrapb
Der Start! stablirt unp ibn Ger spstte.
nur rpenise Sduisr papon sntfsrnt. nit
Der nod %Ssrbdusnis ssqeren aafIbrifl
.Sia III Der bette photograph rel
0slt!" iibsrbo,sn bate, trat unlsr Waar
ais rrittsr Sonfurent nit Der Snltrif
auf cen 8ampfplas nSisr III Der bsiti
Y5otp graph In ptelsr Sirass!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-07-11
8unteS MIIerIet.
I'm erifaniides aus europa.

Sisr stns jsnsr 8sI9idten. pis f,
bic Sldtter guropa's tbren eelern als
,Nmerifaniibss" aufttiben
0is rie Mr6e Noab's ben Niasara.
faa ~btnabfubr. - @saen 1S49 msIpsten
amerifantlhe 8ldtter, IS rsree Elm ent'
ldetpenrss Experiment ssmadt I'M bic
large bsbattirte Grase Su ISien. Oh irsenp
eth lsbeneeS Welen Zen Wasara biuabs
fabrsn tbnus pbne ben Sop ,u fiuren.
@s ipute an einsm fstBeisBtsn Gage Elm
isbr sedumises S4iH nit allen be.
fannten lbtersaituuSen, ptlpen pte
sabmen, eefdat, Der Sh5muns ibsrs
laHen ,psrpen. uui ben %rtsienbaften uup
ssfdbrli6sn Sprung in bic Gisfe su
MAIDEN. 3uslst& fanpisten bic Sour.
male an. isper fSnne fir nibt mebr ale
sinsn Dollar @upenssuse ptsiss mslf.
NITROGEN grpsrtmsntss isin. auf pieie
Na6rtdt eilten BON alien punftsn Der
@ren;e Sdaaren BON Nsustsrtsen ber-
BET, ia es famsn stItbe eistbabsr 2 -
800 Stunesn peit, UNI pteiem in lsinsr
art einsissn Sdauipisle bsisuwobnep.
Sonnte man te6 isben, pie cine pirts
lide Arte NOub's ben Niasara bsfubr.
Das uasldf5id,ff lag am llfsr. Wdn
bSrte parouf Elm Undergraduates S,ims
mensepiu: 9,ibret, Srluer, 5sulsn,
3H6sn. pfstfen, 8l5ten, 9runssn. ras
sartbsIatteten @emGtbsrn pabrbaft
s~rlusnbaft. Sortam, pdbrsnp anpers
eariber la6ten. NlS rie psrbdnanie
pole Stunre idlus, purren aue lbtsrs
auf Gem 9srcsds freiselaGsn. pus Sbif
BON etnsm 8emorqasur in bic Mitts
pss Stlcmss 8eibltppt uTp pdnn, nod
eem man tbm etntse frdfttss StS5e
ssssbsn, Der reiesnpen Str5muns ibsrs
laHsn. Cine 3sitlans stns Die Gabrt
gan, gut, pann aber, Don Der fsts
i6nsasr psrrenpsn Slutb srfa6t tiee
ras S&i1 bsftts ssssn Slippsn on
unp blisb suleBt ipildsn ;pst arpeen
Gellsn uumittslbar am WaIafaus fsfsn.
Dian fonnts isBt zines Der m%srfnirris.
fen unp aufrsssnpften Saauiptsie Or
@slt leben. Sstm Nubltde Der rrpbers
DEN gsfabr iudtsn aue 1bisre lie mad
tbrtm Natursll uno tbrem 8nfancs
Wittel unp Wese, BEN Scee su sntssben.
Die Sdrsn unp &fsn ftisssn in pas
Iafslpelf, pobst lts nit Dem Nuse Zen
Sbitane BON, lfsr abmabsn unp Don
3rit su 3sit sinsn Gnsfili6sn Slif auf
zen rpnnsrncsn Wahafau parfsn.
anpsre lbiere !isfsn auf Dem Ssrrsfs
nab alien Ii@tunssn lumber. GIN
G~,utbabn, Ger gan, zen 8ppf Y~erlprer
bate, ldrste i6 ms 0a6sr uno ma4ts
60 70. pie rer beriibmte @rttoutue, Der
aus Sus6t nue ;u psrsen, tn zen 6lub
iprans. Giniss Tbisrs i4tsnsn gan;
ssfast Zen unpsrmsipli6en Soc ;u er,
parten. Anpsre iammertsn unp ptnlel.
ten. Die 3uF6ausr la6tsn msifsns
aus pollen 5alls. einssr alS spsi
Stunrsn lag pas S&tT 70 fsft; snrli1
pafte sS Elm Strompirbsl bon Der Seits
une rip 90 fort ; bale caraut trat Der
lssts nit Spanruns srpa,tste ausenbltd
Elm : IS i6wsbte an &anpe pss Wa1srs
faIss unr fog In Die Stsfs. aas Sbiere,
msbrsre Sunrsrt an 3abL pni@panpsn
nit rem S6iHs In rem Itsrunrs.
Ni6ts taubie ptsrer auf. ais nur cine
gnte, pel6e man am fOlseppsn Gage
NIT fsinsr anpern BsI1doisuns ols
etnsm serbrcbsnsn 6ldsel aufliate.
Disls Gnts 9slansie eur@ 8auf IN pis
Sdnre Soraum's, Der fs ole unpsrs!et6'
Ii6s WsrfplIcisfsit in isinsm Muieam
austsQle unp pamit Sauisnre Nsusis'
rise an;oa.
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Na6 ~2nremburg
1titb surId!

Bon 5rsuussn au hem llnisrnsbmsn .rmutbist
babe Id bic erfsn S6ritte setban, I'm fir
eaneslsute biaise une ssieai6aftlits Reile mad
Der Sstmatb 9nrsnburs bin unp 3urid IL bsipr.
gen. Die &siie mare sttpa in, april 1853 BON
abteaso. 81, uns 5slsro, Obtc. tbsr Rem gcrt
Uosr pbtlastlpsta an3uirstsn. Die grsssrs ossr
strtnasre Insabl Der Ibeilnetmer piirse natiir.
LID GtnfuB auf bic giaistsit Der Gabrprsile ba.
ben. &sHsetirsnpe ntSssn bic @its BADEN. NIT
mir brisaiH In llntsrbansIuns III tr.ten. Ss bic
8abrt n,pslit, unter pelden Stpinsungsn biss
&c &tbsn fann v. (. b. pirb bann ip6ter sar1 bic
Spaltsn Der ,@a,tits", iOpie brisTi1 bttsant
.. y. Samiuet,
Grisbsusri@ir,
Rsnrps gi@isau.
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6.aen SihhtheritiS. - Dr. U1t

@ssen S~ipbtbsritis. = DR.. Yasst
BON Baltimore lsnft pts AufmertIamfett
Der slsrsis auf rte %anpsnpuna pOn
frii6sm G%itrpneniaft als bSGlt pirf
lanes WtttsL Die 6iute (Wembrane)
TN SalS &C. bel Der Diptbsris ,u snts
fernsn. 81 bsbaup;et. pas p~srieIbs ii6
In ieinsr Sanp als caS bsfs alsr BON
Tim puiuhtsn Wt:tsl bspdbrt babe.
81 wencst Den Saft mittelit zines pin
islS aus ;pet Stunesn auf rte aficirtsn
1bsils an. Sa atissbn Gausn, in
psnsn er sas Wittsl ssbraubL babe ss
Aaes ssleitsf, mas man srpartsn frnntf.
aut mstrere ieinsr ar,tlibsn GOarsen
bdttsn slufiss grfabrunasn pamit ses
ma6t. DieleS stnfabe Wittd III wpsl
pertb aud in psitsrsn 8rsilsn bsfannt
Al rpereen.
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Tic Griununs psS Ssrrn BON Rg6s.s
bsrsbs. pep Selssrapbencrabt aisi9;sitts
t~slspbonil6 uno slsftIii6 su bsnuBen,
pel6e lih ibpn sinmal bel sinss probe
;pil6sn Sri1el unb paris bsrdsrt
bate, ba; Dor sinissn Sassn wtepsr cine
probe %beitaupeu, inpsm BON Der Stsrns
parts ;u SrdHd uab rem Selssrapben.
aunt In Sfsnpe suslsib tslepboni1 &C.
ipIoben unp curb ben Worle : Apparat
tslsSrapbirt pulpe. Der SfNab sslan8
pieperbpl sans vOafommeyh.N "a
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SORT st; rasmpSa ~ss,anntsu. sfnnsa s&ranssu. ,0t.

Der Rsrbbeutf6e elsss u bic srSsts bsutftt Sansf.
fAtffsbrts 9ttlfdaft, feline faushr fns aur eas oslt.'
SsSs ssbsut, rt Stutf4ta Suls0ttn btmanst uns
rnhta ssn ) .utf4tn gayttstn.u ~sef,sItst. Die asst
Saaeu, has faa
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@ermania=0 IT %permiethen.

Der bier In Der gtairfrass, 1 iftsa 8. uus 4. Strast
lttssnee, It's iest zen perra j. s. 9usensuhsr s,tdItsnt
Safeet btianut uuter BEN gtamfu 6,rnanios Saus,
ffsbt ~ ssrmtetben. Dds 6GHs bat 20 3imner, 4aHss
penn ftastiiaeu @dTsrrsrt, strds Staluns, Gif:rHs, Ssls-
i1uppsn u. |. NJ. Dds Sdus II in sstsn 9ufanss. frtfh
tapii;t une austtri6sn. Su g,rbiusuns INIT rem 8dfbsft
tt eu Salssn Der 8rdnllihtsit ieiHsr 5rdu psssn, VI
Ssr lsSiee ,Snpaesr SsiRun8en eds Ssifd I ~autjussssn Der
Satbpf II nett uns brett uuo LANCE SABRE hetdnut, srfrsat
Nd es bsiten 3ufpruSes uns lana slei6 eejeseu rerten.
RdH louniH une uebeTetnfpmmen faHn las Hiobiliar tiuf.
ltd %errperstn pfresn. lin Rihe-e Ausiuuit ne be man I'D
an j. 3 3ussno. bier, 9ermauia. paus, Dubuque, Sa.