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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

NEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Iu month, ct so O'Clock P. NJ, 1t its OaAtle
Hall, In the RtchArd- Foley t2ildtng.
All Brother Knights, in good standing. are
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
y. N. ROBINSON, @. O.
W. z. DAVIDSON, K. Of r. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

EUREKA LODGE. NO. I6. r. 4 A. N.
TIME STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge, No. l6, =. A. H.. will be
hold in Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members OF sister lodges, and sojournine
brethren in good standing, are cordially invAt
cd to attend D.E. BAILY, w. N.
JOHN Z. JOINS, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

A. q. H.
NEEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT-
Nl urday Of each month. at their hall.
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at 7;30
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON, President.
EDWARD MULCoY, Secretary. my22tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
SOCIETIES.

FOUNTAIN LODGENO. ~, L. o. OF.
MEET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
M IT Odd Fellows Hall, 1t 7 O'Clock. ALI
members Of the order, In good standing, are
invited to attend. N. MOSEk, N. u.
VS.. BEARD, B. 8.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
NUMBER 16


She was from the country, seeing
the sights. and wanted her .'picter
took. )" so she called on the photograph
man.
"Well. madam" said the polite en-
gineer of the Gamers, what can we do
for your"
"You take likenesses here, don't
you?"
"Yes, madam"
"Well, I want some struck OFF,
The engineer got everything ready,
and telling his victim to take her place,
he moved his box around, sighted her
once or twice, and popping up his head
suddenly, said:
Full length, or bust?'
whats that, ''asked the startled VIC
tim.
"Full length, or bust, said.n
"Hold on minute. Drat your ma
chine. Don't pull the trigger yet. I
never had no likenesses took, and I
want stand-up picter, but if you're
got to take it that way, or bust, Ireck-
on I'LL set down. I'm in town to see
the sights, anyhow, and if you're goin'
to split, Ispose / might as we'll rakein
the whole show. Now go ahead with
your rat killin' '."-Aercha,, Traveller.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
A sum I'm canoe llation.

A hard-looking tramp was recently
driven up before an Austin Recorders g
Court, and the presiding officer thus
addressed him:
~ shall fine you Ave dollars for
drunkenness, and five dollars for fight
ing on the street."
Judge" said the tramp, II think
you should throw off the five d ollars
for drunkenness"
Why" inquired the Recorder,
"should I throw Off the fine for drunk.
enness?n
because, Judge, I have the instincts
Of gentleman, and before I enter into
fight, it always becomes necessary
for me to get drunk in order to reduce
myself to the level of my opponent.
And that, I maintain, Judge, is sufi-
cient punishment. To get drunk
enough to fight, is, indeed, terrible
thing. Judge, did you ever get drunk
and wallow around all night in the
guttsr?"
"No, SIR" answered the Judge Sc
verely, "I never did,"
"Then, sir, it will be utterly impos-
sible to realize the horrible retribution
which follows a spree-a fighting
drunk. I think, Judge, that you had
better let the punishment of the drunk
cancel the fight. If you'll throw of
the fine for drunkenness, I'll throw of
the one for fighting"
But stern, relentless justice had its
sway, and the tramp supped on bean
soup and salt-rising bread.-Te1as Sift-
ings.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
The Love Of gais Life.

Oh, no, never mention her,
never breathe her name,
There 10 no memory to stir
To life . wasted fame.
No vision of her haunts me now,
Unbroken is my rest,
No kiss IL laid upon her brow,
None on her lips Is pressed.
/ never bother as to how
Il worn the forehead tress.
Her whims and freaks don't grieve me now,
Her woes cause no distress.
There IL no anguish in my soul
Lest she another choose,
pen no lovesick rigmarole
To conjure up the blues.
All, no / never mention her,
The girl who'll rule my life,
Whose maiden name Hi alter
To the dearer name of wife.
tell no friends delightedly
OF the treasure shall get.
/ speak not of her. For you see
have not met her yet.
-Ne,c York Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
FORCED TO RESIGN.
Serious Deficit Found in the Ac-
counts of the st. Louis Post
master.
Especial to the Chicago Daily News.l

Especial to the Chicago Daily News.]
ST. LOUIS, NO., Oct. 14.-Postmastel
Hays, OF this city, has come to grief. Hi
continued infractions of the law, persisted
in for several years, have finally become toe
fragrant and public to be longer officially ig.
nored. Therefore an official investigation
was ordered. Hence the card and reasons
assigned by the Postmaster announcing his
intended resignation create no surprise
among those conyersant with the facts al
developed in the official investigation of the
Postofiice Inspectors. which they will not
disclose. Surprise is manifested that he has
been so long allowed to remain after his
many and long continued irregularities were
uncovered. For several years postal funds
have been put to his personal uses in large
amounts contrary to law. Some months ago
he made good q deficit. Two weeks since
another was discovered. The checks and
due bills OF the Postmaster were discovered
OF long dates backward, where the cash in
stead should have been. Checks have also
been drawn on bank at which he had no
funds, he taking this means to tide over his
difficulties for few days while the checks
were going through the depository bank and
clearing house. This In itself, under the
statutes, was embezZlement, and SO he was
frequently informed. To make good such
deficits he has had to borrow from friends,
and in this way has secured loans from 500
to 81, 200. His necessities became SO urgent
that he resorted to securing the aid of his
superintendents of divisions, carriers and
stations to secure loans, and SO carriers,
clerks and outsiders became involved. Post
master Hays belongs to the st. Louis Civil
Service Society. The discipline of the office
was suffering, and the clerks handling cash
became alarmed for their own regulations
and finally appealed to the officials of the
Postofice Department for Instructions. This
brought ON investigations. Dispositions have
been taken covering the above facts and for
warded to Washington by the Postofioe In
spectors. The Postmaster's bondsmen and
friends will now, as before, make good the
deficits to balance his accounts aud avoid
scandal. He was in default to the State for
81 600 when appointed by Schurz s. CO., and
owed large amounts to Chicago grain deal
ers for losses in speculations. That Is his
trouble now-losses In speculation, He was
ambitious to lead city and State politics. The
depositions OF the Cashier, Money Order Su-
perintendent and Stamp Clerk were most IA
tai. The alternative of resignation or remov-
al was given, and he chose the former, in the
meantime trying to replace the deficits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
IRONTON MO. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1855

death of Mr.. James Vail, whom he has
known from his childhood and always
loved. There is urgent need to exam
inc the sanitary condition of the Area
dia Valley. Out here we have some
chills and sore eyes connected there
with, but the general health Is good,
and good order prevails.
The wheat is almost all sown and is
growing finely.
There is among the readers Of the
REGISTER some inquiry as to who "T.
C.nis. You can tell that he is
THOMAS CALLAHAN.
GOODLAND, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
News Items.

A grandson of Marshal Ney has turn
ed up in Oregon.
In the future Ohio Republicans will
let wool enough alone.
Forty-two majority for Hoadly was
the voice of the Soldiers Home at Day
ton.
The liquor question Is going to be
among the chief aff1ictlons of the z. o.
p. in 1884.
The trade dollar is going to be plac-
ed on the retired list soon after Con-
gress meets.
Ex-Secretery Window made love to
his present sister-in-law before he mar
ried his wife.
Mrs. Dahlgren is building q new
house from the proceeds of her Wash
ington novel.
Washington people expect General
Grant soon to become q permanent
resident of that city.
Mr.. Horr, the Congressional wag of
Michigan, has gone to Boston to help
fight General Butler.
The girl with beautiful plump arms
is not half ss much afraid of mosqui-
toes as her lean sister.
Julian Hawthorne daughter, IL years
Of age, runs mile in seven minutes
three times . week for exercise.
Boston girls are wild over the charms
OF banjo music. The banjo bids fair to
be the fashionable rage this winter.
Mrs. Custer, wife Of the late Gen.
Custer, Is in delicate health, and at
present occupies her sisters residence
in Detroit.
Mr.. Beecher travelled about $4,000
miles during his recent trip to the West
and South, and netted nearly dollar
mile profit.
Having conquered Washington Ter
ritory the woman suffragist movement
will feel encouraged to move ON to-
ward Alaska.
Wendell Phillips is billed for speech
before the National Cotton Planters
Association, which meets at Vicksburg
November q.
The great work Of the Forty-seventh
Congress was the tariff bill. The arch
itects aud builders of that work now
declare it failure.
The most amusing thing Lord Cole
ridge saw in New York were the
American dudes who were trying to
initiate English snobs.
John D. Bullock, once naval agent
of the Southern Confederacy, threat
ems book telling how the rebel cruis-
ers were equipped in Europe.
Malone, in q recent speech at Pc
tersburg, Va, said that "neither po-
nor socially would he hold in
terconrse with the Democrats.n
Mrs. Iangtry's twenty-five stage
dresses were appraised by the New
York customs officials at 5000 and
passed duty free as "tools of trade.n
Nine. Alwenia Valleria, the opera
singer, is Baltimorean by birth and
Is the wife OF Mr.. Percy Hutchinson, 4
merchant Of Manchester. England.
The recent sensational cases Of MUIR
der in which young women have been
the victims seem to show that the low
er is highly dangerous individual.
Before Lady Roseberry, nee Roths-
child, left San Francisco for China she
visited the synagogue, and after pas
sing some tipae in devotion she left 500.
All kiBds OF plain and fancy job work dors
at this office cheap for cash.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01

Mr.. Vanderbilt quantity remarks
that "when money becomes the ques-
ton, men lose all gentlemanly in
stincts, and stoop to anything, no mat
ter how mean and dirty"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
Arcadia College
AND ACADEMY
OF THE URSULINE SISTERS

OF The UhSULlNE SISTERS
The system of education pursued in this
institution is designed to develop the NOR
al intellectual and physical powers of the
pupils; to make them refined. accomplish
ed and useful members of society.
Pupils of all denominations are equally
received-all interference with their con.
victl0ns being carefully avoided.
TERMS
For young lady boarders will be for the
present, per session of five months,
$75. 5.00-payable in advance.
Terms for instruction in music, for eign
languages. drawing, painting and or
namental handiwork can be had by ap-
plying rs below.
Attached to the Convent, and totally
separated from the boarding school, is a
SELECT DAY SCHOOL
in which the usual branches of sound and
practical education are ecarefullyi:nparted.
A system of rewards and monthly eX-
limitations beget in the pupils a healthy
mutation which stimulates study and
produces surprising results.
Terms n the Day school will remain as
formerly One Dollar, Two Dollars,
Four Dollars. or Five Dollars per month,
according to the studies pursued.
In the Day School boys IA years OF
age and under ,DiN be received.
l'rOspectuses, and other information,
may be had by applying. in person or by
letter. to MOTHER ROSE,
Superioreae Of the Convent of the Ursulne Sisters
Arcadia Iron TO. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01

CIRCUIT CoURT is held on the Fou rth Mon
day In October and April.
CoUHrY COURT coaveues on the First Nom
dsy Of March. June. September and December.
PROBATE COURT Is held on the First Monda y
In February, May, August and November.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01
VOLUME XVII.
omcfal DIRECTORY.

Farmingtoa
BERNARD ZwARr, U. 6. Commissioned, East.
sfn Distrtet OF Missouri, Ironton.
-. y: 1ANCKY, State Senator of oath Dis
Soso. N
WILL r. EDGAR, Prosecuting Attorney,
In0s G. FOLEY, Representative, BeIleview.
A.W. HOLI.oNAN Presiding Judge, Arcadia.
OAvio n. PALMER, Beileview, and os. G CLARK.
sS1, Arcadia, Associate Judges.
rnANx DINGER, in ige of Probate Ironton.
ton,
JoslPH HuHP Clerk Circuit Court, Irouton.
y. y. NALL. Clerk County Court, I-onton.
q. WHfrwORrH, Treasurer, Ironton.
=. Z. BUFoRD, Assessor, Belleview.
JACOB 7. AXE, Public Administrator, Iron
toa.
>. GRANDHoMNR, Coroner, Ironton.
r. e. NILLRR. County School Commission
~ for Iron county, Missouri, Pilot Knob.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01

Bring or send your orders to this Office. fos
Job printing Of every descriptions
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-01

All kinds OF plain and fancy job work dors
at this office cheap for cash.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-10-30

tbeater unb Yarlanlent, tperben li6 bes
8erliltes entfleioen uno lit oerfelben
golen6ung seiget, lit ber bas Gat6baus
beute baitebt. NanentIifb Der bon Sa=
fenalter nit boben fin ftlerii6en Slime,
nit elmer gerabe5u feltenen Seinbeit
entipprfene unb ausgef fiibrte Sau bes
6of6urgtbeaters iuedt f6on iebt Elm
fr6bli6es Staunen. Sos blenoeno
tpeiBe @eiteilt bic berrli9e Giebelfaz
cabe, auf Ser oben glpoa tbront, tpie
er begeiitert in bic 2eier sreift unb Die
g6ttli6en Slutben Ser goelie binausIfr6s
men ldbt 1T bas glll, bilbet Elm Gegen=
Iiif 5um fefgef6lDiienen 8au beutI I6er
Genailanee, oehen Guaoern lit ettpas
ounflerer Sarbung ibon anbel1ten, oaB
bier cine St0tte fiir Die 9lrbeit gei6afe
fen, tuie gegeniiber fir Sic fonnige
Stunt. IS 1T ettpas @igenes Tim Bic
WtaieitGt bes 9lnblids auf bic pa=
lalte einer groBen @taot, uno aaiier
Gral1s SoiepD fonltte, a(s er, no6Oem
-bie Geier Set S6luBiteinleguns boll5o=
gen mar, auf 6ie Soggia oes &atbbauz
fes binaustrat> fid) geipiB ni6t Der 8ez
tpequua entsie6eu, Sic eiueu eyeoeu
erareifen muB, Ser Qnf cine Maielfdt
monumentoler 9rod1t nieberldQut, ,pie
Die, peld5e bem bod1rooetben Shurme
6es Wiener @otfbouIes su GiiBen lieot.
Wabr i1f, Die gBiener Gina{frabe Gat
ibresglei6en 1tie6t in utierem Grbtheile.
IS 1T elm berrlif5 Gefdlmeioe BON lauter
e6tem @e1feine, bos Giubaboua fit) um
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. lleber bic Weethpbe bes oeparoD6i

= ueber Die Msetbpbe bes geographic
f6en Nni6auurgsunterri6tes bel ben
SapaneIen entuebmet mir ber 3eitI6rift
Stature" folgenbem 8eridt: Sie 2eb=
rer, Del6e on Der in Oebbo erri6teten
96ule fiir SDbne poit abeligen sSapa=
neiert angeiiellt iin6, baben cine bea6=
tenslpertbe WtetbObe, Die p6DliI6e @ep-
graphic Su lebren. Sm 9ofraum bitt<
ter Dem S6ulgebdube befinbet 5i1 ndlns
lid cine pbDlifbe Sarte bes 2anbes, bic
300 Bis 400 SUP 2dnge Bat. Sic if
aus 9prf unb 5elien aufsebaut unb
nit gldn5enben Gieielifeinen eingefaBt,
pel6e in elmer fleinen Gntfernung benz
Wai5er icbr dbnlidb leben. Sebe 8u6t.
ie6er SluB unb ieoer 8erg lit auf bielem
Mobea nit elmer big in oas 9etail ge=
ben6en ipunoerbaren @enauiefeit barr
geitelIt. Die 2dngen= uno 8reitegraoe
iinb bur6 Srdbte perlinnlibt, unb SD
fel6en seigen Die Sage Der Stabte uno
Srti6aften an. 9tu9 linb iebr iinnig
ausgeba6te 8ilber 5ur Squltration Ser
botanil6en Stuoien barauf angebra6t,
10 1T 3. 9. Der Gi6tenbaum bur6 Elm
@emalbe illufrirt, bas ben Sanitenz
sapfen, bos glatt, fptpie bic IN ibre
5belle serlegte 8liitbe oes 8aumes barr
itelt unb nit einem &abmeu eilgefaBt
lit, ber feinerIeits bic &inbe, bie 9drlz
gem unb Queri6nitte bes Sannenbolses
CUR Qni6auung brin9t.
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stnd, Seatidbe ssiOniere.

Ser berolente 8eI6i6tsforf6er s.. q
Gattermann fpra9 BEL beln in borigel
Wo6e in Cincinnati gu gbreu ber Yio:
Mere bon Germantown abgebaltenen
Seite Ii. q. GpIgen6es.
p@be oen1t Nbrabanl mar, bin id !"
| fagte Der Sitter bes Gbriifent6umes
einif 81 ben pbarifdern; un6 70 f6nnel1
aud mir nobl ben rnooernen (engliIdz
amerifanif6en) pbariidern fagen: G6e
Sbr, ebe Guer @eiit in bieien 2anbe
tpolteten, bat infer @eiit unb bet @eift
unieres 8olfes fiir 9lmerifa pionier=
oienfte getban.
Wenn mir aud iti9t bebaupten ipDlz
len, baB ber 9euti9e Martii1 8ebaint
Nmerifa bor Columbus gef6aut bat, 10
1T es oob getpiB, baB feline Soeen Dem
groBen @enueIen mitgetbeilt, bieien ber=
anlaBten, Die ipeltli6e Melt aufsuIu6en
uno gu entoeden. Wenn aud bie 3ab[
Der Segleiter bes Columbus nur einsn
beutf9en Seemann inter fi6 barg, 70
mar bod an 8orb ieines Sdiffes Elm
uniihtbarer 6eutl6er MitpaiIagier ein
Geleitsmann antpeienb, obne ben er
feln WagniB ri9t unternommen baben
tpiiroe. Sas NOR bas Mlfrolabium bes
Sobannes &esinlontanus, init feinem
eigentli1en 9tanlen Spbannes Mtiiller
bon SDnigsberg. Sieier beutId6e Sub
rer geleitete Columbus auf Der grnben
@aiertpiiife unb fiibrte i'm borthin,
no Sebaim furs borber auf feineln in
Niirnberg befinbIi9en grogIobus 6ie
Sniel uNntiIa" be5ei9net bate. 60 ba=
ben Die Oeutf6en eiit boppeltes Grit
lingsre6t an Der @ntbedung bon Mnle=
rita, nit Stalienern un6 Spaniern
gemeinlam unb feiDesnegs bieien llrterz
georDuet.
unb tDeitil aud an ber eriten gnt6ez
dung unb 8eIieblung Der Ser. Staaten
Der fpesifii9 beutI9e Nntbeil tbeilpeiie
in Sunfel ge1iilt fein mag ober ipent
iie bort erit au9 nur III sipeiter oSer gar
britter 2inie genannt tperben biirfer,
10 Daben bod bic Oelt11en i'm Weiten
ben &ubm, bier Die eriten pioniere ge=
tpeien 81 iein. 8pn Ben Geefiiifen aus
iparen lie es, Die allen onoern pDran,
big auf Die Gipfel ber blauen 8eroe
binauf unb biefeits berielbelt unb iiber
Die Naegbanies bin, sber 8eIieblung bes
2anoes Die 8abn bra9en. llnb in unz
ferem Staate Ohio insbefonbere baben
lie 8orre6te, Die alIen anberen Nolfer=
i6aften, Snbianer (unb bielleifbt Sran=
5oier) ausgenomnien, bprat1ifeben. 9ie
erlfen St6btebegriinber In Ohio tparen
Seutl9e-bie 9errenbuter i'm Suscaraz
maszSbale, tDel6e S6onbrunit, Salem
unb @naoenbiitten erbauten. 8or allen
iibrigen MeiBen baben mir Seutfbe bas
Ge9t Der Gritgeburt bier, ba Bic eriten
i'm @ebiete oes beutigen Gtaates Ohio
gtborenen tpeiBen Ginber bon unIerem
Stamme tparen, fDmobl lrldnnli6en als
tDeibli9en @effle9tes: Sobann 2uos
mig &otb unb SDbanna Maria 6efe=
ipelber. llnb tpas insbelonbere uniere
CUTE Staot Cincinnati anbetrifft, 10
tparen 9eutide au1 bier bic Yioniere
ber biirgerli6en Srbnung, inbem bas
erfe muni3ipale Gberbaupt Der beutigen
@tetropole beg Sbiotbales elmer unferer
Stammesgenoiien mar, Sabib 3iegler
aus 9eibelberg.
Somit baben uniere @orfabren uns
fir ale 3eiten pionierre6te auf bieies
2an6 errungen, bic minbeitens ebens
biirtig iinb nit ben 9lniprii6em, pel9e
lunlere Nlitbiirger anberen Stammes
0arauf erbeben f0nnen."
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Ser Gritere trug beut su gDren bes Sa=
ges cine ganS neue6alsbinoe bon i6neei=
ger sSeiBe, aber 10 rieligen Simenl ito.
ueil, baB es i6m faum m6glib par,
ben &opf 5n bepegen, ipoour6 feline
9altung aleroings mod at Steif6eit
un6 Seierli6feit geipann. 9ie bei6en
Serren tparen in lebbaften @eIbrdd,
begrifen, perlfummten aber 10 pl6blid],
als lie beg Qiiefior Winterfel6 anlidtia
tpurben, 0aB bieier nid6t NIT llnre6t
berlllutbetel er fsi Der @egenitano 6er
llnterbaltung getpelen. Sie 8eifdti=
9uttg otefer Nnnabme f6ien au6 1T
Dem f9arfen 8lide gu liegen, nit Dem
Der goliaeiOireftor Sen jungen geamten
fnuiterte, tDdbrenb Der 6ofratb fofort
ouf oieien sui9nitt.
Gut, 6ab i6 Sic iinoe, Ser Nheiior!
begann ct obne ale @itleitung. Sd
tDollte Sic. erfu6en, einen Nuftrag gu
ii6ernebmen.
9eorg Derneigte li6 lei6t. Mlit @erz
gliigen : i'd itebe su Sieniten.
t8ortfesune fuIat.)
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9:esf d7ieses gefelHgySft
IS iorb m os grpBe griporriB fir Sebermann er,peen
9as Saus g S,favr S 9on bat fa enihlOnn tr Hne mb
Sanc9paarn Oparcrlcnt CUR
eusSebaie6liebc,s Spe5ialit91t
gu MAIDEN pierrm beEbalb ale
kleider-Stoffe, Dry Goods etc.,
uebf Naem, mas beie grunde sebSrt, gu
c+]nA nFn4
erltaunenSmertb berabgefebten Drci1en.

r besinnen lbt s frrmcnon rIm9 NIT alien angesg
ten 8an uumen fSnne prurd mir an gett
Blan aus5ufIbren, AUDI
atit beDemtenoem Spfetm,
mi NadGebebent beoIaen
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9os ne,,e m;.,

Sas ieue gBien. @elegentli1
oer glntpelbung bes neuen 9atb6aules
in gBien i9reibt Die r96ln. 3d.:
ySer IL. September, Der Sag Der 8es
freiung 9Siens aus grimmer Siirfens
notb, NOR oa5u auserieben, bas Sc.
b1ttbe 5u fr0nen. @ana g8ien freute
fi9. Nom friben Morgen an tparen
bic Gtrabstt BON Meni6en erfiillt, bic
ale jenem 5beile beg &inees aultrDm=
ten, Der jebt einen plab bilbet, tpie es
feinen fd6neren in irgenb eiuer Gtabt
Der @et gibt. 9inr furSe 3eit pirb
mod bergeben, 1inb aud bic Ra6barn
bes &atbbauies, lIniperiitat, 9pfburs-
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DAT @doemebf ,ur SerffelIuuo 30,

DaB Sdssmebt 3ur Serfelluns bon
@as gu sebauden lei, 1T taS Nencite.
Sn DeierDnta, Yrosi3 Ontario iinb un!er
AufRdt Don St. Epnlinicn, be8 fri6eren
Settlers Der @uttinsbam @asmerfe bei
Suu, gnsl., @aSwerfe erridtet tpprten
uno bic Stabt pirb jeet nit @as
weldes aus feinem Sdsemebl berss(leut
wirb, teleudtet. Das @as iou 70 gut als
cas aus Der beiten Camel apble fabricirte
iein. Wenn bas 10 meter seben iolte. 70
tpirb am Gnbe bas bisber beinabe pertbs
loie Sdsernebl sewinnbrin8enber iein ais
bas Spl5 ielblt.
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aemtufier sluaelesenbeiten.

9artforo, &D.-9er n9eralb1 bieii=
ger Sta6t bemerft BON rebaftioneller
Selte, DaB laut Der bielet iiberaeugen=
pen q 4tteite fir bic @irfianfeit bes ct.
S5atobs Del es ber gr0Bte S6mer5en=
ttlger 1T, ben man fennt. Ser g}oroen,
per Siloeh, Der Often uno Der Meiten
llno IN ibrem 2obe einig.
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Ser Grub Der arSReren Wrupurtium.

SIM @eiprd@ iiber bie fur6tbare 3uz
nabme t6btli6er &ranf6eiten besi6nete
ein febr erfobrener 9r5t aIs Die @run6=
urlabe oafiir ltnreines unb ftpfenbes
glut. ST gefano freimiitbig su, 6aB
Or. @uguit &0nig's $ ambur=
ger Srop fen, cine pun6erbare8lut=
berbeiierultgs=Meoisin bas gigenntittel
ge9en alle baraus entfpringenben
Granfheiteu 1inb.
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8rabanoter, Galencieune, pas
riier, &ufiifde, Sd6liibe llnb leineite
Spiben in groBer 9lustpabl biligf beint
SSompus.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-27

Bill Nye, of the Boomerang,
s still very sick. The APPEAL
suggests that next Friday be set
apart as day on which news
paper men may pray for Nye.
who is too good man to be
nolested by the Destroyer. We
ought to be able to pull him
through as the Good Book says,
1.-The prayers of the righteous
avaiIeth much.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-27

Mcclellan has painted life
sized picture of President Gar
field, and a bill has been intro
duced to have the State pur-
chase it. The picture is an ex-
cellent likeness ana the State
should own it,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-27

Senator Markers Reclamation
Bill passed the Senate yesterday
by a decisive majority. 1t is
one Of the most important bills
of the session, and ought to be-
come. a law.