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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
4 Diamond City.
Boston Gazette .

Saratoga is at present city of dia-
mOnds Never before have so many
of these gems been displayed here. In
the glare and glitter of diamonds
that bedeck the fingers, wrists and
ears of the wife and daughters of
CrCesus, you at last stare about for the
relief of a hand that does not suggust
the display in the window of a jewel
ler's shop Such variation is to be
found now and then, and the effect
is really refreshing. The tapering
white hand of my raving beatty was
unadorned of gems. But such Incl
dents are few and far between, and
hands as rule are plethOric IN dla-
monds. Like the hotels. the fingers
are crowded until accommodations
for more rings are lacking. They
overflow even the forefingers usually
sacred to the one little treasure of a
yellow diamond, pertaining to the
pensive shop-girl or the bucolic belle.
1t Is a circumstance worthy of remark
that the largest diamonds are invari-
ably worn in the ears of the oldest
dowagers. A pair of solitaires with
the superfices of 5 cent piece, glitter
and blaze up and down the garden
piazzas of the hotel in close proximity
to the frizzy wig of youthful hue, the
delicately rouged cheeks and the pen
cilled eyebrows of the most mature
woman in the house. Beyond a Ger :
tain size a diamond loses all air of re
finement, becomes ineffably vulgar,
and seems to impart an air of vulgari-
ty to its wearer. These gems may be
cen in their greatest profusion dur
Ing the morning concert, where they
fash with an almost aggressive SPLEEN
dor. Those who profess to know,
insist that heads are nodded and
hands kept time to Lothian's music,
simply to give life and effect to the
diamonds.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
After Meals. Torture,

Such is the lot of the dyspeptic Prevention,
where indigestion has not assumed the chronic
phase, and a thorough cure where it has if posi-
bic of attainment by those who resort to Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a remedy of established
reputation, botanic origin and rare purity Heart
burn fiaEulence, pain in the abdomen after eating
and sinking sensation in that region between
meals are entirely obyiated by this fine corrective.
Nausea, bilious symptoms and constipation are
also entirely removed by it. Lack of vigor loss of
flesh and want of appetite are usually troubles
which contribute to The discomfort Of sufferers
from indigestion. but for these, as well as other
concomitantS of the malady, HoStetters Stomach
Bitters is recognized specific While it regulates
it strengthens the system. Fever and ague rheu-
matiSn. and nervous ailments are effectually re
ieved by it, and it is an Incompatible sustaining
cordial for inffrm persons of advanced years or
weak constitution
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
A Parrots Answer.
Washington Republican.

Bird fanclerS sometimes play rather
clever tricks to effects sales, but the
sequel to one anecdote of the prac-
tee is rather remarkable. In the
village where [ resided was lady
very fond of birds One daya gen
tleman' from Whitechapel called to
give her the offer of fine green par
rot of really beautiful plumage. There
was some thing tempting even in the
appearance of the bird, but there
was one desideratum with the lady,
and she naturally enough asked
But will she talk" ''Oh. yes.
marin; like a hangel," What will
she say" Every mortal thing.
What can you say, Polly?" Every
mortal thing, was the prompt reply.
There, marin, continued the gentle
man from Whitechapel; picked it
up In a m0mOnt; never heard it afore.
warrant Just ask her yourself. >
The same question was put and the
same answer given. 1t was perfectly
true that Polly could say every
thing, and she did it every time she
was asked to do so; but every NOR
tai thing" was the sole phrase in Pol
ly's repertoire.
One day, however, the door of the
cage was left open, and Polly escaped.
There was a hue and cry raised al
once, and the boys of the village per
severingly pursued the fugitive from
roof to roof and tree to tree. At last
a farmers son, coming up, presented
his gun at Poll, as she was seated on
TO- ~ l. l.
said Poll, for the first time uttering
something new, and giving a sort of
laugh, took to the wing. Polly was
caught shortly after. having taken
refuge in dove-cote. When brought
home her mistress took her kindly on
her finger and said:
why, Polly, what have they been
doing to you?" Every mortal
thing" was the ready answer, and at
the same time bending down her
head she bit the lady's hand rather
badly. ooh, what did you do that
for, you naughty bird?" every
mortal thing; every mortal thing, y
and being put into her cage the recap
tured prisoner paced backward and
forward in evident anger upon her
perch jerking out, every mortal
thing" for nearly half an hour. All
this is simple enough, so far as the
phrase is concerned; but whence got
she tbs second, together with the
chuckles SO appropriate to the mo-
ment when the gun was presented
A score of people heard the words,
but no living soul in the place had
ever heard Poll get beyond her CON
stantly repeated phrase before, nor
have they since
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
He HUNDRED Him.
Wall Street News.

4 New York stock broker who was
on his way to Buffalo last week OBJ
served that one of his fellow-passen-
gers were closely regarding him, and
after time the man came over and
said:
Didn't I see you in Chicago in
1922"
That broker wasn't in Chicago that
year, but, thinking to humOr the
stranger, he replied in the af1irma-
tive.
Don't you remember of handing
poor devil a half-dollar one night
in front of the Tremont?"
II do"
"Well, I'm the chap. I was hard
up, out of work, and about ready to
commit suicide. That money made a
new man of me. By one lucky
shift and another I am now worth
$25, 0OO."
'Ah! glad to hear it.
And now [ want you to take s. IN
place of that 80 cents. [ can't feel
easy until the debt is paid"
The broker protested and objected,
but finally just to humor the man, he
took his $40 bill and gave him back
SIS. The stranger soon withdrew and
everything might have ended then
and there if the broker on reaching
Buffalo, hadn't ascertained that the
twenty" was a counterfeit and that
he was SIS out of pocket.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
A Knowing Dog.

The Fall River correspondent of tn
Providence Journal relates the follow
ing incident. Mr.. William H. Bay
lies, of this city, is the owner of fine
spaniel dog, who is with his owner
rusticating for a season near Robbins
Pond, Just over the Plymouth County
line. A few days ago a horse left tied
near the Pond broke loose, and by
some mishap fell into the pond where
it was very deep and appeared too be-
wildered to find his way out. The
dog happening to be strolling along
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

THE following advertisements are
taken from a San Francisco newspa-
per: 'The gentleman who sat down
on a cream pie in a Market street car
is known to the lady who had just
purchased it, and even though he
may have no regard for the hungry
orphans for whom it was destined, he
is urged at once to remit 81. so and
the expense of this advertisement to
the business Office of this paper, to
save the exposure which will follow
his disgusting conduct" Right I'M
derneath it this Janus of a journal
evidently accepts the money of the
other side, as the subjoined will testi-
fly: eff the slightly intoxicated lady
who allowed a gentleman to spoil a
so pair of beaver pants by placing a
lot of slush wrapped up in paper on
the seat he was about to occupy does
not immediately remit that amount
TO the care of A. B., at this office. a
full account of the affair will shortly
be given to the press. ="
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
/ the question.

In his remarks at his Newport re
ception Lord Coleridge said: 7 have
been myself nearly month in Ameri-
ca. l know that il is impossible, at
least it seems to me so, without the
childish vanity and absurdity to sup
pose that without much experience
and without long residence in this
country a man can master even the
rudiments of your law, your society,
or your government [ have kept my
eyes as wide open as l can. I have
asked questions freely, perhaps too
freely, of persons that I have met,
from lawyers inveterate habit of
cross-examination; and [ feel now
that [ know nothing, or that at the
best am but like Sir Isaac Newton
picking uppebbles upon the shore of a
vast undiscovered and untraversed
sea; and therefore tits thatI earnestly
abstain on purpose from saying any
thing about what has struck me-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

\ CLERK in the New York comp
troller's office made a mistake of 3
cents in warrant amounting to 81, :
033 2S, and was dismissed. 1t was his
second error within month, and en-
rors in that office are fatal to the men
who makes them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

the edge of the pond and observing
the danger the horse was in, instantly
plunged IN, swan to the horse. seized
the bride with his teeth and gradual
~ pulled the horse around and Guild
ed him to the shore, where he could
emerge from his perilous condition
This statement is made on reliable
authority and is universally believ-
ed. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

A shameful waste: Il see that
there is hail five feet deep in Iowa, :"
said a Wall-street broker to a bar
keeper. Its great pity" replied
the cocktail conjuror. why so?"
asked his customer Because it's a
shame to supply so much cracked ice
to a prohibition state
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

An epidemic of miscegenation has
appeared in a marrow section Of coun-
try near Rockingham, II. @. Nine
negroes have run away with nine
white girls within six months, and
there Is talk Of lynch law.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

IF every community which is in
vaded by Mormon missionaries would
emulate the example of the people of
Brookville, Ind, ana entertain the
strangers with tar and feather party,
there would be a few tears shed out
side of Utah
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

DIR. Do LEWIS having advised that
Americans should retire at 8 and rise
at 5, the Hartford Post accuses him
of keeping Americans up till 10 to lis
ten to him lecture.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

Mr.. JACKSON S. SCHULTZ, Of New
York, who has instituted a crusade
against the ringing of church bells in
New York, insists that the practice is
q remnant of the feudal system and
OUGHT to be abolished.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER team
CIeora and independence are reported
to have made a 2:17 record on the
Charter Oak track at Hartford, Conn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

THE amended liquor law of Arkan-
sas includes cities of the first and sec
ond class in its provisions. By ma
jority vote of the inhabitants the sale
of intoxicating drinks may be prohib-
tied within three miles of any church
or school~hOuse. Women are allowed
+0 vote on, tho o,,oC+;O,,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

WITHIN the corporate limits of the
city of Buffalo are more miles of rail
road track than there are in any other
three cities on the face of the globe
The Erie alone has 134 miles of track
there
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

ONE of the old soldiers at q Grand
Army reunion in Nebraska the other
day was seven feet three inches in
height. He is now a farmer, living
near Alam. Ncb.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

TICKETS for the Moody meetings are
in great demand. Those who have
heard the great evangelist often seem
most anxious to hear him again.
The power of the man to draw the
masses is magical and unpreceden-
ted
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27
The Little.MOdel RepubIic

VALPARAISO, CHILI.-Senor Ricardo
Stiven, a leading commission merchant
OF this city, after having exhausted all
other remedies has been completely cur
ed of rheumatism by the use of St.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-banisher. He
makes this public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

TIE English Trades-Union Congress
at Birmingham declared in favor of
arbitration for the settlement Of the
difficulties growing out Of strike at
Ashton-under-L
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

ITis reported from Paris that France
and China have agreed to submit all
questions of dispute and difference
between them to the joint mediation
of the United States and Great Brit
ain
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

large force of police, and lodged in Mil
bank jail. la the afternoon he was CON
veyed to Bow street police court and
charged with murder on the HIGH sea.
Large crowds gathered at every MONT
and gave vent to cheers and misses.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

AT an Irish National League meet
ingat Carrick-on-Shannon, 5? cooper
sons were present. There was also a
large meeting at Mallow.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

4 LoT of blooded cattle, on their
way from Scotland to Kansas, were
killed by a railroad collision at Ash
land. O.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

GovEREoR WALLER, of Connect
cut, has offered 81, 500 reward for
the arrest of the murderer Of Rose
Amber.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

The value of exports of petroleum
and petroleum products from the
United States fo1 the seven months
ended July 81, 1888, was 500, 688, 345
against $27, 247, 416 for the same time
-, 1900
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

The peanut crop of Virginia is al
most total failure, the loss being .es-
timated at 5000, 600
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-09-27

FLORENCE GA-Dr W: B Prather, says:
Browns Iron Bitters have given satisfaction IL
every instance have known it used"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
0crmii6feS.

GeIbit in Dem beinabe gan; oeut>
den unD bon 0eutlhen regierten St0ot>
0en @Iltn 10 5 I'M @ountD Barton in
&aniaS finoet ieBt eine @irtb5beBe
aIf @runo oe5 Brpbibition5geiebeS ltatt.
~GountpanpaIt 0iffenbaher, obglei6 icIbit
Elm @egner Ger Rrobibitioniftcn, puroe
our6 oas @inidreiteu Der ErobibittOnSs
Sanattfer ge3tDungen, lOlhe YroSeIie an
bangig Su MAIDEN. DIE &erbanoiungen
iDuroen nor DEM beut1d)en TrteoenSrt6ter
S. .. &pnitaot gefIbrt, Der Die gStrtbe
Damn gu ie $l20 nebit Soften perlrtbeilte.
SIS THAR ein ionberbareS S6auipiel, inn,
Der ielbit einen glten 3rppfsn 81 l6GbeH
pciB, ais Gidbter bic Mtrtbe DcrurtbetIen
81 ieben. 0etrunfeu niro natiirlih benz
nod, MIR baB IS iebt i'm 0cheimen gei6ieht
uno Die Staot bic btSber our6 Die 9Strtbs>
~licenSeH ~er3teLten @infInfte einbiBt. Qlel!s
Berlth finb idmmtlide WirtbI6aften in
@uintpooS bis auf @eiteres gel6lol1en.
Ser beriidtigte &entudp'i6e Sitter
Tom Suforb, tpeIder nit faltem Nor7
beoa6t 81 Sranffort in letnem SetmatbS>
Staate ben Sberridter elliott ermoroete,
tpeil oa5 Ober9eri6t in einem Gtptlpro3elle
gegen i'm entl6ieoeu bate, tpuroe betannts
LID bon ciner tpeiien SurD uuf @rllno Der
Wabnltnn5tbeorie fretgeiprod1en, obtDobl CT
an t~einerlei 0eiite5tranfbeit leioet. I'm ben
S6ein 81 Dabren, bradte man ibn nab
letHer Jreiipre6un9 in Elm Srrenbou5. Sr
Ut oher tebt ais geIittg gelNnn aus Der An7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
2~95chepfiehe S(ircts S$faafs-Beifaens.
3rpei bis orei weitereu @@ulbauieru abitim=

oipet bis oreI 1~peltertt1 S0Ilgdltl erlt 0olttn7
men Ill lal1en.
9lm eriten Sr%Sanuar 1per6en un9efdbr $500
ar gicenSen in ben Sownldab tlieBeI ulto es
meroell alSbann aud Die SteuerbiI6er ben
Golettorcn ilber9c6en lDeroet. Gle NoroS
lino Jest ltngefGbr ale erl6Optt, ober bis
sum ~. ,Sanlar piro poraus lt6tlt6 pieoer
@elo 9etll9 i'll Der &al1e lei1.
Sen GiebSilgeu alf DER Edte SDores Sablt
nuo ouf ben an0eren nd6 oer Stehboten
fitbrenoen Sdbnell lpur6e Don benz S6lee;
turn an Wonta9 Nbenb arg mit9elplelt.
Yer Sbnee puroe pom &ilo olt benz 6abrs
oonnll sl boben Naufen gepebt II. bot oort oell
%otomotiuen D%artnddi9en 2Sioerltaro. Grlt
nadbbem cine Nn;abl S6alfer lid miloe gear
beitet batter lIllo nod lpeiterevotomottpet CUR
Stelle gebra6t moroen lparell, gelon0 es, bic
telt9efabrcnen s3iige llott ST MAIDEN, looaB
lie lbrell 9Seg lDeitcr perfol9ett t%onltell.
Sie StencrbilGer Der SoDrS SAte lIio
Npoe Fart liuo benz Collector ilber9ebeli lDor=
Den, mclder nun ener9ild ans Wert geDelt
ltn0 Die ldulnleli9en Stelicr5obler al lDre
Etll6t utabrel miro.
Ser 10 SABRE dlte .Sdlltes Sooie lolro lelt
Mtontd9 por leillen Glterl uernliBt.
Sien,ta9 Jto6mittag nm lll9r lonb oltf Der
Grun6. (rmnfs GoDn cin3uiomtncnltoB 5lpeIer
Tro6t;ii9c itatt, iDobei jebod tell erllllll0er
Gd)0oen dllgeri0tct iplr0e, Oh bic bclocii
.3ilgc sur :3eit leDr longlom lliDrell. .3lt be
oalieril 1T mn, 0GB Der BrcniIer .$obll Dit
0el cili9c Nerleenngcn ooDontrlg, Die lcinc
llc6eriilbrln9 noO l%eiter Wobnlilt9, DO. ~
McntluortD Nue., notbig mod)icn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24

hslebte EsligionSbaB. 9enn in SoI0e 6ei>
len nerlief li6 Der nit 10 b%etGubenoem Sc
16reI begonnene Gulturfampf in cine barm>
loie, I6iitge uno ihldfri8e 9t0rgclei, nobel
tetner Der itreitenoen SDeile lid groBe
Weibe gab, benz anoern ernitlid 5I idaoen.
Sdon lett SSabrsn lit Der Gulturfampf in
QeutihIano allen @ebiloeten %lan9metItg
9epuroen, = 10 iehr, oaB er lelblt ben 3etz
tIngen, Die bod lpnit ST. inren SeitartIteln
oaS Sdbeite 9eoer perarbeitel, ni6t mebr
hraudb1r erldieu.
gSenn nun inter loldlen llmItGnoen Sis>
mard cine anitGnOige Sorm lu6t, in mel
der er Die Sad)e gum 2IbihIuB brin9eH
tam, ohHe Der y8iiroe oeS StaatS" alSu7
pieI 3u pergeben, 10 fam man ibnI BON bent
unbeiangelen a~meritanil6en Stanopuntte
Der unbeDingteu religi0ien 0uloung aus
nur Slid niini6sn. 8egongene SebIsr
gut MADDEN lit feline 0emiitblgung. 9aS
oefIigelte lSort Stab Gambia gebeu
mir ni6t" mp6te re6t bii6ld tlin7
gen, bate aber fir OaS nellISebnte Sabr>
bunbert gar fetncn Sinn. Senn
pon elmer Sbberri6aft 0es EaplttbumS
Ibsr Das neubeutihe 80iiertbrm lit ia ME-
mails Die 9teoe geipeleIl. Die 3eitcn 0es
iiebenteH 0regor uno oeS Dierten 0ein>
rid itno lansit poriiber. Der lInteri6ieo
stpiid)en bamaIS unb beute lit 10 9roB Die
Der stpii6en 9einrihS 8uBfa6rt mad @as
nolia unO Dem freunoIi6en d3tuie9elprGde
bes Qapites nit Oem S~rOnprtnSen I'M Satiz
tan.
9as Bette un6 8iirScite, mas iiber
Den @ulturfampf gu iagen mare, lit:
S6pamm briber! Hub menn 6tes
in GoIge Der !3uiammenfunft 3piiden SEQ
unb Sris seiu8t miro. 10 lei Oteie CT ugan9
mad @anoiia" geprielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
2tus Dea &orH6otcm,
GNanIton.

Sn Der Ieeten @emein6eratbsieun9
mllrpe Suna6it cine pom pieIen .Siir9ern unz
tersei9nete Gittidrift, in peIder nm Anle:
eung zines Settenpe9S auf Der Smerlon=
itraBe, Spiiden @bicasoz uno Srrin9ton
Npenue, 9ebeten miro, p~erlelen unb an ooS
Gomite fir StraBen unb '0auierbur6gdl9e
peripielen. Gie peniger Rehnungen, Ipelde
in Der Iesten Steung uorgelegt, aber ulter=
lebi9t 9eblteben lp0rc1, mics man sur CAB
lung on.
Gin Der Siieite Der StdteItrabe mer6en
bemnG6it @aslaterner an9ebra@t merben,
Inn eiuem lan9it seiiibIten SebiiriniB absu=
beIien.
Die &abelbabn wirb obne i3meifel in ben
nGdlten Wtpnaten iiibli6 bis @%n9IeDoob
perldngert weroen. Sic gemobuer @n9Iez
wopb'S baben barum uadeeln@t.
Ser G9ulrotb Don Giitritt SEQ. 2, Cafe
uno 6pbe Earf umfalieno, miro lpabrl6ein=
lid rpdbreno oes tommcnhen SobreS 5pei
neiIe S6ulbduier erri6ten IdlleH nnb cine
SpesialmGbl ~anberaumen, I'm iiber Die Nus=
ltellung pon Bombs i'm GetrdGe DON $4,000
bis 100000 aum SWsts per Grri@tuns Don
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
Eanee.
Gi0c 1ucrtDuonc taeOisinifGte 2lh=
.NnuOItt10.

Ite 1S84tr NnS9dbe oS 9~eoiegcneu unter 6em IitCt
Sotetter'S &alenoer befannien mebiSintl6en
SabrbHdss lit ickl ferttg unO bel Apotbetern unb Sdnbz
Term III allen @egenoen Der &eretnt9ten Staateu, in
Wtertto, turS in ieoem ciutltiirten &beile Der meitli6en
@robGlite SUI baben. OieIcr 6alenbcr wirO leit iiber ein
SIniteIz SObrbunocrt am Sesinn iebe5 Sabres berausz
s~eseben. @r umiaEt bic liidtt9iten prattiiden 9iotbz
i4ld9e iir bic @epabrltns Der eeiunbbcit, ionic eiuen
srobeu Setrus inter; fainter unb unterbultenber geftire,
nnb oa5 GalenSariuni, bic aitronomtidtn gers6nungeu,
dronolo9iiden Guten Ii. /. NJ. iinb i~orgidltis ~bearbeftet.
Die 19S4cr NuS9Gbe BON r0oitetter's SGlenOer" biloet
einem sam6e iemals 6erausqefommenes mebtsiniI6es
gSert erlouat. Die Gi9enlbimer, Serren Soltctter &
Smitb. E!ttsbnr9, ga, lsnoen 9esen gmptons elmer
9s6entsS rieimarte Elm HrempIar per Folt an Seoweoen,
Der in leiner @obnge9enb teinS befommen funn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
OtabIErt felt 1851.
Henry SChOeIIkOnf.
Ylo. 233-e34 sri MnuonIuh.S trnSe

q ~ StWNuVtVVS StCNUe1
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Henry SchCellkopf
%oinJlttuD Wholesale d Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
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