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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

they see snake, toad or mouse, and
then hang the clothes on stake there, and
that hawk and his family will remember
that echo as long as tho bonnet waves.
Make your pullets lay through the
winter (if you oan) and have them fat and
sell them in March or April, when they
will sell as chickens and bring good
price.
Turkeys are good crop for dry land.
formerly thought the turkey should have
been our national emblem, but the eagle
| is "just fit" now. He waits till the fish
hawk gets the fish and then robs him.
/ had rather poor luck with turkeys till
I got me pure bronze gobbler from
Rogers farm, and the next year from four
hen turkeys l lost three old ones and
raised three young ones; and have not had
to buy but few to keep my numbers good
since that When fox comes after one he
kills two or three for me, so AS to keep me
good natured.
l will tell you all about geese if you
want to know.
Next May if you want dozen of my
hens eggs enough to pay the express bill,
send me your address. o. H.
N. Turner, Me.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

PROF. SANBoRN.-Wc have received
from Prof. j. W. Sanborn of the Missouri
agricultural college farm, Bulletin No. J.,
Of farm operations, chiefly the feeding of
pics. Experiments with year-old pigs
get &c. pounds again in live weight for
100 mounds of whole corn fed, against 21.7
bounds with very coarsely ground meal,
and 10 3 pounds gain for 100 pounds OF
corn and cob coarsely ground together.
The value of each kind OF feed in the
vain in live weight that it produced was
estimated to be at the price paid then
October, 1922 for fat hogs, 1855. 49,
and 60 8 cents respectively. In two Other
sets of experiments, later in tho season
and in colder weather, and with mea
GROUND much finer less profitable results
ami somewhat different results, were
obtained; 100 pounds of whole corn, o
clear corn meal, and of corn and col
meal, gave 1873, 1874 and 1873 pound
increase, and the gain in weight produced
by n bushel of each kind of feed wa
worth, ut the same rates as before 10
pork, 62, ~ and 62 cents respectively
Prof. Sanborn recalls results formerl,
obtained in New Hampshire with growing
pigs. wherein 100 pounds of clear cor
meal and of corn and cob meal CAV
nearly the same increase, or 28.7 and %.
rounds, aud states that he has never foun
he corn and cob meal SO productive wit
rat,eniDg as with growing animals. A
there isakniost no experimental eVidenc
on these points touched by the professor
it is hoped that be will continue his usefr
invest cations as promised; and he ougf
certainly to have the state aid needed lc
his purposes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

AT this season, the farm stock needs
especial care. Cattle, if well kept through
the winter, are shedding their coats
somewhat, and the cold winds strike
them sharply if they are left out in severe
weather. Now, if ever the cows need
generous feeding, those coming in this
spring have double life to support,
another draft on their vitality, and though
hay be short, and meal high, it is poor
economy to scrimp the binding stock.
The card and brush will be gratefully
received, if you don't bear on too hard
with the sharp card. An old broom
makes a very excellent substitute for a
bristle brush and for some places on the
animal is better. Good care and attention
now will pay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

CREAMERY BUTTER.-Thc reason why
creamery butter is better than the
ordinary farm or dairy article, is that at
the factory there is enough to do to keep
one or more persons employed all the
time, and they are always on baud tic
perform each operation at the right time
They always have ice or cold spring water
so as TO control the temperature, and evel J
operation can be done at the best time
One reason why family butter can not bt
made as good as that at the factory Of
| dairy is that there is not enough mill
| together. With one or two cows two O
three days must elapsc between thu
Cummings. and in hot weather the cream
can not, under ordinary circumstances, b
kept good for this length of time, and
cream is allowed to become over ripe, tn
butter can not have good flavor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
PATENTS.
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No. rs State st. opposite Klby, Boston:

No. 70 StaLc 81. ,oppoSlte hllDy, Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States; also in Grea
OF the claims of any Patent furnished by remittips
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington 81
0efcV in the United States Possesses suUerOr fac
ties for obtaining Patents, or dScerainig ne pdtea
btIttv of intentions r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable m.
successful practitioners with whom have had ohGI
CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Pans.,
"Inventors cannot employ person more lrr
worthy or more capable of securing for them HI eey
and favorable cons Iteration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE. late Commissioner of Patent
BOSTON, october.lG 1:7U
r. II. EDDY. EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured for me
In !s40 my first patent Since then you have acted ir
and advised me in hundreds of cases, and procured
many patents, reissues aud extensions. have occa.
sionalIy employed the best agencies in New York
philadelphia and Washington but sti give you al
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wise others to Gu ploy you. ,,,,,,,,,,,.. ....
Boston, January l. 1882.
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agricultural department.
o. M.riNkHAM Editor.

All communications for this department should be
cont to the editor. Mr.. o. M. TINKHAM. N. Pom
iret, Vt.
Please write side Of the paper only sign such
name or initials as you wish published but give
your FULL NAME AND Address post office. County and
state
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT

We invite for this column contributions from our
ndy readers to make 1t such as shall BIO of value
and interest to them. Any topic OF domestic economy
which may suggest tselfto them may be discussed
and we hope this feature will provo successful and
additional attraction to our readers
Contributions should be sent to the Editor OF the
Agricultural Department.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

No lady orrefiuement likes 10 resort 10 super
fetal devices to supply becoming semblanGe Of
her former beauty 1t is health alone that kindle-
the fire that lights the counienanco and brings
back the fresh tints oithe apple blossoms to the
faded check. Ifanything earth will do this it is
Mrs Lydia =. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
which has already brought health to multitudes
With whom all other mean had failed. FOWL
4Tss-,. Fs44t OpI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
OLD HURRICANE.

Yes, dear "Old Hurricane, your rea-
soning seems all correct, but after all even
twclve coOs do live for quite length of
time on this diet. And one question. If
nothing evaporates but water. what is the
reason you cannot make as yellow butter
from hay, when the COWS add the water,
as when they feed on grass?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
No Patent Nc Pay!
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

A correspondent in an exchange: We
believe the Vermont Farmer, in speaking
of ensilage, argues as follows:
Hence fermentation and decomposition
sets in at once, the sugar and starch is
converted into alcohol, and this, in turn
with the albuminoids, undergoes the
acetous fermentation and is converted into
vinegar. Where now are its nutritious
qualities? The starch, the sugar, The
albumen-all are decomposed and amount
to nothing but an unsavory mass of aeetic
woody fibre. Now how are your twelve
COWS, or even one cow, going to live long
on this diet exclusively, don't see. If any
one can explain it l should like to have
him do it. No one denies that the mass is
sour. If anybody is in doubt he can taste
of it. But, says one, my COWS eat corn
fodder better when it is slightly mouldy.
Very true; but the fermentation has gone
just far enough to convert Il portion of the
starch into sugar. If the mass had been
stored away green, how would it be then?
If eaten, there would be no nourishment
in it. 1t is we'll known that in drying
fodder of any kind in the usual way
nothing evaporates but the water. The
sugar, the starch, the albumen, are not
volatile substances. Hence all the nour-
ishment that was ever in the fodder
remains there, and by applying hot water
when fed, you restore its original freshness
in much more economical way than to
fall into this popular fallacy of building
silos and feeding vinegar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
Recipes.
ESCALLOPED POTATOES.

Escalloped potatoes are delicious for
supper. Butter the bottom and sides
of tin basin; then slice and lay In
layer of cold boiled potatoes; sprinkle
of ofb butter oven r it, sa them emu dust it with
flour, and put another layer of pota-
toes, ETC., until you have prepared the
the top put layer of cracker crumbs to
the depth of half an inch pour over this II
little more than one cup of sweet milk
cream if you can get it. Set the basin in
the oven, which should be moderately
warm, and keep it there, with steady fire
going for half an hour. If you have never
tried this dish, please do so.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Vermont Railroad Linz,
Commencing Monday, October 9, 1882

Commencing Monday, October Q, 1882,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST WILL LEAVE
MONTPELIER AS FOLLOWS:
9:10 A. m. MAIL from stAlba rs and Burlington
Worcester. Lowell Boston, Fitchbury
Springfield, New London and New
1910 and tie we F2m for MoBP ts
via. Lowell, and New York, via Spriny'
field and New London. '
7.20 p M MIXED from st. Adams, Rutland and
d'oV II "'Burlinvton for Northheld. -'
11.10 p NJ NIGHT EXPRESS from Montreal, Oy
"'dens6prg an a the vest for Boston Via.
London and New York. and ali p6nts
in New England. Sleeping car To-
Springfield and Boston, via. L Dwell "
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST:
9.1O A NJ NIGHT EXPRESS from Boston and
and the West. Sleeping car to Mont
OAK n ACSctoMMoDATIoY from Nortbss,a
f2s d Bqr ExfR sst fro@ e @his
900 A. M.Junction, for burlington, st. A hissr
Richford and Rouses Point 1"S
$50 p MzFs5Ss eayf a Foster Eo%s "a ia
AM, New London, 500 A. M, Spriny.
field 800 Nor for I6nr s. Albahs,
Drawing room car to Montreal '''''
h.oo u ACCOMMoDATION from White River
4.0U +. M JUNCTION. for Burlington. St AlbaIs
Ogdensburg and Montreal.
Trains leave for Barre at 7:l0 A. M, lO:45 and 4
returning leave Barre at $50 AM, lies and sO
Through Tickets to Chicago and al points West 70,
sale at tie prin cipal stations '''
w CUMMINGS Jw. HOBART
Gen'L Pass Agent. Gen'l Supt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
COLLINS,
VEGETINE.
Two Bottles Cured Ne,

SAN FRANcIsco Cal, May 90, 1881,
II. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass: Dear Sir-I was
afflicted with a most disaereeable Rash for several
was. Dr.. Maxwell, DR.. McLealn, Dr. Hale and other
well-known physicians in this city prescribed for me
Oak and others Salt Rheum. but all failed to give
lief, and | become SO bad that could not sleep
attend to business. Two bottles of VRgErISE have
cured me. and | cheerfnlly recommend it as the Ne
Plus Ultra of Blood medicines. " '1o -''
Il. +. FITZGERALD
Isl Seventh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14
MOTHER DIED FROM IT.
PSORIASIS.
SALT RHEUM.
CJJTICURA

CUTICURA
and CUTIcURA SOAR externally and CUrIcURA REsoL
VENT internally will positively cure every species o.
CUTIcuHa. small boxes, SOC; large b 1xes slS: CUT
CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP. l5c. Sold by all druggists
Depot, WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, Mass,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-03-14

A correspondent in an exchange: We
believe the Vermont Farmer, in speakino
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

9ebten 6reitag ais 9err Sobn Ncib-
harot. Der betannte Coles Street, @ein>
bauer. nit bem 8srbrennen BON Sc
ffriipp u. I. ~. beiddftigt mar, erbOb
iid pl0blib Elm iebr itarfsr BinO unS
trieb oaS Seuer in Die 6sui, weIdsr
e%ntldna eS lid febr raid fOrtp Hanite
unb einen in ter NGbe beS 9auits
befnbltdeu Strobb lufen anfsfte.
Qert Ncihharbt uub Die Wit0Iie6er
Ieiner Camille befdmpftsn nit allen
ibren III 8ebote i~tsbsnocn Gr0ften oa8
entfeneIts Clement um ole Ssusrsget
tabr BON beu 9ebduIidfeiteu obsumcus
ben, bdtteu utcr nBue tic Si!fe ibrer
iofort bsrbej9esiIteu No1bdrn Der
6lammeu niht 9err lueroen fGnnen, 0a
lie beinohe g1ni erfd0pft waren, ais
bic 9Ilfe br~in9enben Nadbarn oufd
mcr. Ocu U%sreiut.n Nufrenaungen
asIang eS hem 6euer nur nenigs
Sbritts pom 9auie Ginbalt iu bieten,
un0 70 OaiieIbe Dor Der 3eritorung 3u
rctten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

Serr 9brifian 8sfmnnn srbieIt lebe
ten Rontag, per Sampfer Sannip
9enis oas Sadpert fur fem neues
Sebdu6e bon ct. Souls uno am Mitt.
mod uurbe nit benz 3ssen bes Sun6a.
ments beaonnen. Sas 9aus mirb elm
sipsito6isss Budftein-S.bdub. 4S BEL
% Sub. Sic fur esn Ban permanoten
Sa6Fciue purOsn nuf Der Sarm oes
9errn Sedmann bersefteGt unO merbeu
o feiuen in b,efaer 6eaeub ssmadteu
an Sdonbeit ubettrofen, oa Td Der
2sbm aus benz fe 9emadt iuorbtu aan3
Defenders iiir oiefeu spe6 eignet.
Nud Der fur Den 8du ben6tbieten
SaIt cat 9err Bedmann an Sri unb
SteQe bremen Iahen uno i9 baburd
bebeuteuhe @usaaben fur 0ubrIobn
erfpart. Die Serren SeOr9 Sansiotr
uno Sobn babsn ben @ontrntt fir ben
Bau bes paufss Ibernommen un6 per'
ben LasieIbe 70 raid pie m0gIi9 Dol.
Ienben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

Nm Iesten Srtita8 f~eierte $err Sui.
3unbbauien fein,n 59fen S.burtstae
unb purbe gu Gbreu oieies Cages bon
Osn Ntit9Iisbtrn oss Streihordetsrs
init einem Stdnbden beoadt. SER
.. Iuo Die 9erren Elm uno wurbe Der
QbenS nit muitaIiideu Bortrdaen unb
anberer ansencbmer unter5attun9 oers
Iebt un6 eff au fpdter Stunte fdieben
Die Safe bon ibrem freun6Iiden Gait
aeber mi: benz @unide ouB iis nod
mnn9e5 9abr fold frog: Nbenbe nit
Dem 8sburtStaGsfinbe oerIsbsn m0aen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20
Grtra.S criammIunA am II. PIP
Nuwelenn ole Mlitllte0er.

8. ). MertsnS, &lerF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

GTtra'S erl0Ihnllunl ain IL. Npttl'
Nnwclsnn ole Wtitllteoer.
gefGlo6sn: y 3erru @m. z. QeG-
mann Die G~rliubuiB ~ aeben ciu gu
gtrbaus 26x16 an Der @berftt an DEM
pom BOARD beitimmten Yinbs III srrih
ten.
EoB er NIL Sen aen 0buIideu Eager,
dauss3ln8 berehnt nu0 BON cinbeimi-
iden Ssihlft5l u!:n nur elntn bllbsu
Sent per Sod G'ttrelbs n f~orlern Ne.
reatl0t III.
@tuen Yaftnc1tsnl liz fiif Sabre
nuf3ulsBtn uuo rru > mad Nbiauf
oieitr SrlN 0dS 9fy6t Iuitshe ocuielbsn
gum nomIihtu Yytiis. $50 per Ee!min,
ouf wsitere fluff Sabre su
q 9errn 2Iu9uIt N~euenbabn gu be.
uodridti0eu. Dap or bns IN iein @ruubs
itut o%nitoBeube itdbtiiGe @rnnbsiQcu-
tbum, nabe Gem Yatt, rdumcu ioIe,
oa anbere Bsrioneu fid erbOten baben
fur 6aSfclbe Wlietbe au eutridten.
b Sn beiOen 3eitun9cu 8efannts
ma6un9en III Uer0fsntIiden, DAP obi,
ees @ruubitiid All ucrpadteu lit, uno in
Der nditeu regcImdBiaeu Ssrfnmmlung
btS Boards an GEN Mieiitbictenoen Utr'
pa6tet meroeu miro.
~ 0oB cine StcuerumIaae BON
eirem balbsn Ytoient auf allies iteutr"
bare Gigsutbum innerbalb Der Sta6t'
eren,cn Der Giant 9ermann gemodt
peroe.
s. DAB Die Yiieufen uno Steusrn 10
bieiben wie fir oas Ocrfo6cne Sabr.
g. Sie r0tbigen Gsparaturen an Ser
Sranflir StroBe, BON Ger HrontitrObe
bis gum SIuBe maiden gu I%aiIeu.
8ertnaunQ.
8. 3. 80 ertens, @lrrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

@ie mir b0ren. bat bas bonn SAul'
roth sinselebteS pesial'G Onite. UNI Die
burd Die 8eFsuutiou bes 5erru Bar
telbeS bacant esworb.ue 9ebreriteue gu
bsIesen, nit $srru @obert @aLter elm
arrangement actrofeu mad weldem
oerIeIbe bis gum @nbe 6es aegenwartis
gen 3ermins in Der betrefenOeu 6lade
6eu lluterriGt ertbeiten wirb. 9err
SIS. mar ndbrenO bes Iebteu Sabrss
ais 2sbrer in Der 5rene Grsef SauIt
tbdti9 unb In0et baleIbit moraen benin
SdIuile bes &ermins Die ofentIiae
Yriifuna fat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

2ekte Montaa 9fndt berfduHte fid
irsenO Semunb Ctnsans in bic @irtb'
fdaft Ser 9erren $fuuti6 4 Subn,
inbem er zines Der Senfer 0fnste.
Ser @rtrus oi.ies 8~Oubsuses mar tein
Defenders eroser, oa Die 9erten
8fautid & Subn seuobuIid aIes
SIeineeIb mituebmen. Gin auf benz
shelf" IisseuSes nsues 6iinf Gent
etiid uuroc anRetttrt Gus DC in Der
aufsebrodsueu GeIOfdublaOe Hidts III
fnben ipar, fdIid fd Der Sieb in oas
3immer in reIdem 9err 9ouis @d@-
ter fdIGft unb fibitte aus Den 5afden
feiner 9ofen sinise Dollars, wornuf er
fi9 uiebsr auf bemieIbeu Sese rie ct
setomnier, entferntc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20
9err Iitik Meaies tshrte lsttsn 3rei.

9err Stik Meuies tebrte lebtsn Srei'
lag bon elmer 3eiIe mad Dem @sften
bisrber juriid. 2anb unb 9sute babeu
ibm baieIbit 10 gut eefauen, baB sr iei-
ne in Der Ndbe o @ooIum beIeesne
farm uertauft bat uub aus3uiuanosru
gebentt. @ir lsbeH nur nit Be6auern
70 quite Burger pie 9errn N1eGteS aus
unferem County fdcibeu, uunfden ibn
iebod in fsiusr neuen 9eirnatb ben
beften Grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20
Gin unredt t.

60 eiebt 9euts, peIde UortrefHias
SeilmitteI nit Der arossn Wahe Der
v8atent : Mebi3inen" in cine uub Die.
felbe Satesorie fte[Ien unb hermit eiH
erobes llnredt bsseben. Gintge 0fent'
lid anssfinbiste Nrsneisn fno ben
oafIr 9.forOsrteu 8reis Oolts pertb,
wsniefens cine, Die mir Reunen-bas
Sopfen-8itters. S9rei6er bisfss bate
BeranInfung, bas Bitters in Dem
iiberaus pe6feIpoIen &Iirnn BON Bar
Gi!p Az eebrou1en, un6 bot baKelbe
fets in ieber 6inRdt nortrefIid nub
;uberIdfFo befunben.-ySribuue."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20
Grin strrn mod i'm Nuffeisen.

@dbrenb zines 8tiudss, ben elmer
unferer Msportsr bel Serrn @ s.
McNniier, 2O6 Sront Strass, &C.
nsraIaeent fir ben 8srtuuf bes Stetn-
Suutabafs, nsuIid ubftuttste. erSdblte
Der @suaunt.: sd muroe bon befti-
gen rbeumutii9en S6msrseu esaudut,
bic mir bas 9eben CUR 2aft madten.
Da beriudte i'd ct. Satobs SeI-
aerabe Stusi Ginreibun9en bamit baben
mid bo0ia ssbeiIt." - Gan SranciseO
(Gal.) Sail"
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Guti, an Gtrasenbauer.

9n Der am 5. 9lpril 1888 ntssbaItensn Sis.
uns Der County 6eurt purpe bsi6lpFsn tinsn
Sbeil tsr Srcn Rpab bur6 RaeabamiIru ua
serbefern gu lafien uub ;tpnr btsinnsnb an Der
Miinpuns esr 5irit Greet 8cab in beiasts Sfen
Rpae tesinneno ulb ron Ca an libIiG. BE-
iagte @r6eit fol- III spei reer mebr attSeiIun-
gen am 90. Mai 1888, 3pii9en 8 rlbr Dor.
mittass unb 5 llbr Ra6n,ittag5, an Srt uub
Strle an ben MinSslfurbsrrnbsn srreeben
perbrn. 9~lusstOte miifsn per Square" ae-
ma6t pereen uub bic Court bebdlt fi6 6as
Reht scr Gin Oeer ale gngsbrts 3u prrperfen.
Qae ndbersn GinsrIbeitsn nsresn AM ptenas.
Gage an phase felbif trflnnt semdHf
tpsrben.
SIN Nuftrn9s Ter Court:
Grnrao Ilin9G,
SIerf,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

3err 98m. 2trad, friiber III 8lon0
in uniersm County, o5er felt sinem
3abre in Waries GountD mobnboft,
itarb lsbtcn SOuntug Morgen in Der
@obnun8 bss 9errn RssO Mattbsws
in Morie8 GouniD. Oer Serforbsne
bate in unlertn @ouutp OieIe Sreunbe
wel6e Die 3adridt BON Icincm Sobe
nit SrGuer erfUnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-20

4ekteu Wouta9 ftarb Der in Der
Nabe SON 9ange's Store nobucnbe
Sarmer @usut 9eppc, mad MUIR nouns
tdaiaem 9eiOen an Sbp6o'MaIaria
Sieber. Der 9erforbeue mar III Sabre
alt unS erfreute ih Der adtung aQer
feiner @a9barn in bobtm NaBe. Or
binterIdbt cine Wittus uno feben Rim.
DER. pslde nebit aabIreiden Sreunben
1einen frIbieiti9sn Sob %bstrauern.
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@tabtratbs>U rrbanSInnsen.

Grtra 8 erfommluug nm Is. NpriI.
NnmelenO ale 9srren Etuitees.
Die foIgsuben ~Gruennuugen wurbeu
semadt:
edabmeifer: $. S6Ienoer, len,
etrascnaufisber 81. 8ebiamen. fen,
9eoeu: &. 6. 8aer. @Iere: 8. 8.
Nertens.
8efaIohsn y 0en sAaOen Den Die
Greet benz Gi9entbum oc5 Sru. edI-
bert sufuat, su unteriudsn.
p Oa6 6esu9Iid Der YetltiOn hes
Qrn. 6. 3. Gibtn u. u. n6 SaGerbdus
an Der Wberfte betrefeHo. an II 3.
Wt. au Srt uuS StcH. atei9uets
Sdritte 9etbau werbsn.
3 SoB Ger 8Oriibsr be8 StGbtratbs
erfudt lei Gonirafte NIT Den 9erauss
eebern ts8 n9srmanner 8rItSblott"
uno bsS Dgaecouooe OemOfrat" fur
Die YubIttation or GsrbauoIungen
unO @efanntmaGuugen fis bIs fom-
meube Subr, dbiuihIleBeu.
&ertuat.
s. ) WertsnS. &lerf.
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SO iuioneu Oerfdertt

Wiqjouen iSlafdeu 0 Or. Sings
nNsp Discovery" 9eaeu Sdnupfen,
9uiten uuo 9%ungenIei0eu fnb ais Yro'
BEN fur aroBers Stuf6en UertbeiIt NOR
ben. Die oaburd e%uttanoeuen Soften
pdren fir Die Gigentbumer su f6uer,
uenu Die Mebis;n nidt Die i%eltenten
Serbienite bate. @ebet nod iraeno
elmer Nputbete uuo laBt eud cine Pro-
befafde umfouf aeben ; beriudt Die
Neoiiiu. ie pir6 eud beifen.
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Stir ben BfcrbefaQ,

Serr w. Soooin, Belmont Yart,
4l., idrieb unIdn9it an ciu.u Gorre-
ipouOsnten Der nYailaoslpbi0 Shines"
s oIgenbeS sd babe boS ct. So'
tots Del bel Geidputfcn uub frifden
@unoeu al Yferben probirt uub inte.
bob Is oct 8ei3barteit in ueuiaen
Stuuocu abbilft. G5 lit fur ale CT
acrtbumcr bon Yfrroen. ~belonbtrs pon
bensn feiner 3uht, uui6dbblr.
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9ebten Wontag iSurOe in Der 8obn-
uns ess S.rrn Sobu Sre6muun, bur6
8idter Sndsn, Serr Strip 6re@mann
nit SrauIein Sunisunbe Steiumes
getraut. Sur bic ud9ten NnOer'
wanSten bes Srautpaares tparen bel
Der feierIi@en Sauolune suseeeu. @ir
benz iuuoen Brautpuore bel
Slid sum Suuoe.
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6err 8innmeI, Der fr.uuelide Wirtb
b.s Central 9oteI li,B Iesteu Mittwo6
Mor9en ben eriteu bod" iprin9.n.
DcrIel6e fommte aus ser @a9utrf4.n
Brauerei in 3.ferIou 9Th unO uar in
Der Shat elm aus0essidneter Grant.
NurI9obe 6ab er 10 batO nNa:" wurbc.
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Die 8efIrdtuugsu. bab mir in bic
fem Sabre, in SoIee bss itren9su Btn'
tiers, fem SbIt bstommen tpiirOen, lteut
f9 ais uubesrinost beraus. Sic
S6fbdume feben in boiler SIutbe,
ieboh fana nur auf cine NitteIernte
aerednet weroen, mic biss gew0bnIi6
mad 70 .r0iebiasn Gruttn pie Die lsst-
i0brise mar, Der Sail gu iein pfe9t.