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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-16
Decherd items.

Death has again been in our midst.
Mrs. Sue Lcnehan, wife of Mr.. Dan.
Lcnchan, died last saturday night at
her residence, after severe Illness of
some three weeks duration. Mrs Len
chan was an estimablc lady, and will he
greatly missed by her many friends.
She leaves Il kind and aiicclionate hus-
band, three children, and many rcla-
tivcs, to mourn her sad loss. Her re-
mains we're inferred in the cemetery at
this place.
An accident occurred to the Winchcs
ter a. Alabama Railroad train last Sat
urdav, while ON lis way to Fayetteville,
below IIun,land. a loaded car had
been left on the main track, and come
boys, we learn, moved it from where it
was left standing to curve in the
road, and the train ran into it. The
boiler was considerably damaged, and
Mr. Nining, the engineer, hurt, butnot
seriously The passengers were shook
up little, but no one seriously hurt.
The wrccking train was sent out, and
Sunday the engine was towcd to Nash
vile for repairs.
Two young fellows from the 9th dis
trict, named Hays and Stephens, were
in Dccherd last Saturday, and both got
On the outside of too much whisky, aud
ON their way home, we learn, got int"
= fight. Some cutting and shooting
= were done, bu. without any serious re-
suits.
Our young friend, Mr.. APP. Carter,
+. has been seriously sick at his fathers
e but is now improving
= Miss Annie Sanford has had an at
C tack of measles, aud is now convalesclng
d This makes the second attack of meas
IS les she has had inside of twelve months
&c About week ago Mr.. Joe Miller, q
If the 10th district, sent a white ma
whom he had in his employ, to tn
Dechcrd Mills with q wagon load G
N corn and wheat. A portion of the cor
T. belonged to some negroes who we're In
" ing on Mr. Miler's farm. The ma
" cot to Dccherd, and sold all the corn
r one of our merchants. lie tried to Sc
ry the wheat, but it being a little dan
~ aged he did not succeed. lie got I'll
ry money for the corn, had his wagon an
team put into Mr.. Lenehan's stable, {,
~ aboard of the cars and "lit out" L
~. also sold shotgun that Il negro h'
10 ~ given him to have repaired. The ms
"v not returning in time, Mr.. Miller Il
w came uneasy, an, commenced scare
h he for him lie concluded that he HI
~ stolen the wagon and mules, and hi
-, notices printed offering Il reward I
u their recovery, when some one ire
o. this place, who visited Winchester, NJ
Mr.. Miller, and told him that his wag
and mules we're here, and he came ov
On and got them. The negro who own
th the Gun was here two or three days Il
Nv ~" ING to find it, but failed. -,
~ Services will he held at the pre:'
q If terian Church here next saturday M
rod and Sunday, at which time the n, sac
,s,i ment of the Lords Supper VIII oe
not ministered. -.
mos Dcchcrd, Tenn, May l4th.
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a FULL FACULTY


OF cnt cxcr need and suc,., i teacher. employed Beside the
regular teachers several assistants u vsor and 'nni render val
liable help
Dr. Joseph BALDWIN, author Management say! Of the President, D.
W.Tcrrl Ns he has few rGual Ills school at
Huntsville impressed me the best had ever yisnd' go
Dr. ". H. lihhwcl Of William Jewell College Moys: "f'w men {" his
and sustained higher reputation
successful practical teacher and College President than Mr. icrri
Prof. " T. Na.on President OF North Missouri Normal ale
educator very rank that presiding officer and teacher he has
cIual."
PRor H. A. CLARK Tennessee and christian gentle Of the
lie twelve r 81 VIM
and lis work and ntc c', ,h'w him od"{ enc {" the
accomplished teachers Tennessee While he Is "iimac man and
teacher and aua yet chg-bnd teacher will dare que
s ability and skill by ~mlNtg comparing rsu WIN NM
Ere, Of thcod colleges he has readily acc'Ihd na'l"l I"
Normal, methods.
tuition position teacher giving her work an" 'cl"-
ship She has spent !r& the Normal airing
hIifr M Grand work Of teaching She ri ability
dcatigaIc worker Her fine social qualities her r training IN
OF scholarship and her experience actual work
the make her superior teacher Her fit
ness both and acquired will he admitted by those "h" wI 'r
work.
Mr.. Collie r,ni prao Preparatory department, has lad 'SrC-
teaching primary roiNh and W'i' thh ,ly
lrluu stud, and training did he enter Ll n U Wt since
1876 Winchester; and will be admitted by al that l las
lifted Primary Teaching higher plane Of exec u thus rnNn'g lasting
In Work ci, without
caurhamI TNas takes the llac" vacated 10y Prof. Wm
Size has wears experience teacher We
student, that mistake has been made in her selection She
for wears astrucn OF President Ttrillr in Missouri.
Miss Bcuc taught the Music the and r
warranted the Faculty purchasing instruments Throughout Ion her
In this Department she will compare ovoIaI with teachers
d, 0llcrSchuDs,
Miss Mamie French charge an Art School in the Normal This
which wccal attention She well quail
M permanent and successful this Department ol the
Mirs Maud Tcrrl students onlir nv Normal will
in the various Departments, lrnccld
DG" Send for catalogue to
JAMES w. TERRlLL,
July 9th 1889 Winchester Tom,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-16
Drake'S Patent Fence,

Mr.. II. p. Gaines, agent for brakes
Patent Fence, spent several days in our
town recently, showing its advantages,
in all respects, over other fences All
who saw it were well pleased with it,
and We predict that ere long it will he
tie fence in this section Mr. Dick Iay.
lor, son Of our County Court Clerk, has
purchased tie right for this county, and
will take pleasure in showing the great
advantages Of the fence to all who may
call on HIM. The following certificate,
secured by Mr.. Gaines while here,
speaks for ITSELF
DEClIED, May /, 1883.
We, the undersigned, farmers Of Franklin
county, herein certify that the Drake Patent
Fence introduced here by II. +. Gaincs is all
hc claim. ,or that is, it is stock, wind and
waterproof, besides being great saving Of
land and timber, and, ~ We believe, the
cheapest fence that can be- made out Of rails.
J. Bollcnbachcr, Adam Goly,
John II, Moore, W. W. Martin,
j. H. Bcnnctt, j. II. Becker
W. II. Fciuhrrston, Jas. II. Davis.
Hundreds would have signed the GER
tiiicatc if they had been called upon,
but Mr. Gaines was not canvassing for
namcs-his business being to introduce
the fence.
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The frs, strawberries we have seen
this season were presented TO us by
Capt. S. ID. Mathcr last Monday. They
were large and luscious.
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The fish law enacted by the late Gen
cral Assembly may, very appropriately,
be called Il fdsco. 1t is infinitely worse
than the one it repealed, for, if we mis-.
take not, the one it repealed did not al
low the use Of grab, gig, or snatch
hook, and the benefit Of this provision
is evident in the increased supply Of red
horse and other fish that just about now
are done spawning. But under the
CONSTRUCTION of the present law the Use
Of the zig, grab and snatch-hook is al
lowed, and We venture the assertion that
more red horSe-One of our best varic-
ties Of fish, equal to the celebrated red
snnppcr-have been grabbed and giggcd,
and more wounded this year, and will
sure " die, than during any season for
many years. Millions upon millions Of
eggs have been destroyed. The past
week or two has been Il carnival Of
destruction. OF course no one is TO
blame, for no law has been violated.
But trapping is forbidden. In this
respect the law is very partial and
faulty. There are very few traps, and
il would have been much wiser to have
forbidden the use Of gigs, grabs and
snatch-hooks and permitted the use Of
traps that usually afford moderate
supply of fish the year round without
wounding them and leaving them tc
perish in the streams. But that SEEMING
is forbidden we would say that the Leg,
stature might ms well have abolished
the fish law entirely.
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Attachment Notice.
State of Tcnncssec-Franklin County
Abraham Brazelton VS.. Samuel Kohl
May 9th, 1883

Abraham Brazelton VS.. Samuel Kohl.
In this cause it appcaringb by affidavit that
the defendant Samuel Kohl, is justly ndrbt,
cd to the plaintiff in the sum OF one hundred
dollars due by note, and is Il non-rcTid,nt OF
the State Of Tennessee 80 that the ordinary
process Of law cannot he served upon hi"'
and AN Original Attachment having been lev
ed ON his propcrty--a tract OF land containing
30 acres, more or lc4s--by Frank LcIcbcr, Il
Constable Tor the 1T civil district Of said
county.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication b,
made in the Home journal, ancwspapcr pub
lshcd in the town OF Winchester, Tenn, ioI
four successive weeks, commanding the sale
defendant to appear before me, AN acting JUS
tee of the pcuccior said county, at my otic'
in Winchester Tenn, ut noon on Thursday
June eth, 1883, and make defense TO said r'li
or the same will be proceeded withcX partc.
This May 18th, 1883.
JOHN \. LAYING, J. p.
| may0-it
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-16
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begin. August rucsay) 1851 The outlook for tho future l rrm
The nolu,n The growth the lrrt has n
steady healthy to-day the Normal the Target rcl" its ac in
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To the Public .

Nv Woolrn Mills, at Owl Hollow, are now
in operation, turning out Jeans, l.inscy, and
Blankets My Carding Machine is in good
order ior making wool rolls, and the custom
OF the public is solicited.
will pay the highest market price, in
cash, ior all wool delivered nj the Mills.
". RANSOM.
Nav OH 1852
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-16

10000 pounds of Wool wanted io'
cash at Carter u Bros.
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GREAT BARGAINS !
Consisting of
Consisting of

800 yards of Dress Goods, Swisscs,
etc, etc.
200 yards of Silks, satins, Nelvets,
etc etc.
$50 yards of silk Tissue and Berage
Yelling.
$50 yards of Ribbons,
and Il lot of Fringes, Fans, Collars,
Cuffs, I4accs, Ties, Fichues, Knit goods,
Cords, Tucking, Ruching, Buttons,
Gloves, Hats. Caps, Shoes, Hosiery,
Eurekas, Belts, etc, to be sacrificed till
all are gone.
Me- Come, one and all, and
oct them while they are going
CARTER & BRO.
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IN SOl.V z NCY.

The insolvency Of the estate of l.. u.
Stephens, deed, having been suggested, all
parties indebted to said estate must make i'm
mediate payment; and all claims against the
estate must be presented, duly authenticated,
to the County Court Clerk of Franklin county,
Tenn, at Winchester, on or before the LIT
day Of August, 1888, or they will be forever
barred This May lst, 1888.
II. J. IIAWkINS Jr,,
may9-4w Executor.
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New Firm !!

We take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie that We have commenced business in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel
smith, adjoining the Postotl'cr, whore We in
tend to keep ON land, ior sale, general
stock Of merchandise, consisting i Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Groccri,s, Hardware and
QnrcnNwarc.
We will also keep FRESH MEATS-lhc
best the country affords.
especially invite our friends to call on
lis with their barter, Tor which We will allow
them the highest market price.
W. wW not be md1gohi by aug o"c /" his
mdrkd.
4 fresh supply OF goods juotrccciycd.
Money paid Tor barter. -
ELLIOTT u WILLIAMS.
May nh, 1883.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-09

Der @ertb oeS beiuesIideu unb UNI
beipegIiden Scrm0aens in O1tfouri
tpirb BON Staotsauoitor @aIfer na6
Der fir bas Sabr 1882 bon ben 9II1e1-
loren Uorsenommenen Stsuereiufddb'
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9ir pffi,ie(lrn Sanfiaannarn

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offi;icqe Sanf OR 9}srtrctrr rts oent>
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tags Yrdiibentsn ou Die uerifisocucu
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bab oie 8oben nidt MIR WitQciukl,
foubcru aud 9Iubdn9 on taS
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rifanii9en Sdmeintfciitt5, lUtlAcs
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b.s fleinIiden @eiitea, Der III trr 8reile
Nmsrito 0fseniiber bcrrfft. Sa mir
mo9tsn tebuupten, baB tein anberes
0oIt in europa BON 70 oufridti9en,
frommen 98uniden fur unicr @obIer'
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nennensnerthe oeutl6e Nuswautcruno
be0anu, un6 1T bis Beute uuberdu bert
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bat mabreuo Ger @ebeajou 10 trcu nnO
innia nit un5 fpp'patJiiirt luie baS
oeutide, ons id fsIbit nad einem eini'
gen 8aterIar0e iebnte, iuabrenb bier
fur Die Nufrsdte rbaItun8 Der @inbeit
bIuti9 aerunaen wur0e? @enn
8ini6e Suqeln waren, - beutide
8lnfde bdtten tamoIs Die 9tebeIlfn"
reiben furdtbor aeIiatet.
llnb oorum fdI1t sS bier 9liemnnhtn
cin, baS beutl6e @olt buBen ;u Ia6cn
fur Die Suuoeu i,ircr 9feeerungen.
gtan fubIt nod wie Dor worm unb
treu fur SeutidGoab, 6d man peib,
bab bort go.t unO @esicruug smti ean3
perIhieeenc Giuoc lino.
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Z. 9Sermamm NO., 6rcttae 8. aNdr

9esten Sonntua ifor3 in Ntlunto
Georgia elmer Der beoeutenOften one
ritauiiAeu Staatsmduner eieier
Generation. 9IIeranSsr 8. stephens,
cinffiaer Gics.8rdGbent DER 6 onfooera-
tion unb our 3tit Gouuerneur oss
Staatcs Georgia. Seit ieinem 24.
Sabre bat Stspbens Dem &oIte ieines
Staates i'll elmer 6fsntIldsu StelIunQ
ecbitnt, etR in Ter Staatsls9isIatur,
bann ais Stnnis 8 Senator uno bon
1913 bis 1859 ais 2t6g cor6netcr i'm
Gongr.fc. 5n 1860 gcb0rte or Dem
gemdB iAteu Slii9el Ger tcmOtrntiidIcn
Ydrtsi an, beflirmCrtete Die @Hatl OOn
Stepbcn q. 00uglas MO oppOnirte
Der Sesehionsbcmtgung NIT allen ibm
su Gebntt i}ebcnNeu Wtitttln, ale lsbOh
isin Stodt Fh fur Die 2ostrennum9
BON Der linton tttldrt bate, ma6te er
nit ieincu GanoestbeiIe QemeiHiome
Sa9e uno ipurbc bon bcm conf09erirteu
GougrcB aIs 8ice 4roii0ett efr oblt.
Ro4 8ccnoiGung nes 8rieaeS ip9 er
fid ms Yrisatlcben suruf bis tr il
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Den 8uratrn isine5 Staotes bts gum
lebten Oftober bientt urb biefclbe
bdnn in Sol3t ieiner g"abI ala @ou-
berHeur nic6erlegte.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

Whereas, Charles Lauer and Louise, his
wife, by their certain mortgage decd with
power Of sale, Crecorded in the recorders
Office of Gasconade county, No, in book Y E,
page &c. conveyed to Pauline Lauer, ad-
ministratrix of tho estate OF Stephen Lauer,
deceased, the following real estate. lying
and situate in the county of Gasconade.
and state of Missouri, VIZ: The west half
of lot No. of northeast quarter of section
I, township 40, Range D west, containing
80 S1-100 acres. which conveyance was
made to secure the payment of a certain note
in said deed described; and, whereas, de-
fault was made in the payment of said note,
and the same is now past due, and un.
paid, now, therefore, the undersigned hold.
er and legal owner of said note and mort
gage deed will sell at public rendue, for
cash in hand T. the highest bidder, at the
front door of the court house at Hermann,
in said county of Gasconade, the property
herein before described, on
TUESDAY, TIE 1sT. DAY OF NAY, 1888.
between the hours CT nine IL the forenoon
and five O'Clock In the afternoon, in accord
aEes with the terms of said mortgage deed
and the powers thereby in the undersigned
invested.
PAULINE MITCHELL, formerly LAUER,
AUGUST MITCHELL, her husband.
r. HIRzEL, Attorney. Jan26-n10.
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Ofprbbentftber eIDpD.
8oIti nj e.2 inie.
RrgcImSsiSc PafasierbefSrb
;rif1ea
Srenten nn68dltimlDre

u = -
burG bic riibmIiHff befnnnten, eiTerneh SGran.
Zen UUfhamSfIbiHe rrfftr GIaHs ron 320c
Sons:
8rann1cbmeie. 0Bsfcs, 8ermanrt,
Nirnbere, Mmerifa, &frdEburA.
Nrfabrt rcn Sremen tehen Rtttnc&.
Nbfabrt BON Baltimore feben DonnrrRae
ScIibeife sebdut, NIT b heutf1en SeeIeuteN
bentannt une trerben BON beut1&en Gapi.
tainsn beftblist.
Dte AHaabl Der nit benz q. .. 2Issb Ddnt-
pfrrn bis Gnbe 1882 bri0reerten pdfaaifre BE-
S@ I,1O1 ,975 gerfsaeu -ea
unb IpriGt pubI am 8eIien fur bic 1sIiebtHefI
irltr 9tnisbeim rriIsnbtu pubIiGua.
3tpiftbeubedss NafTaetere
bsfTrhern mir gu auBrrrrbtntIt& birIfsen pref
fen mad unb BON DeutI@Ianb, SenerrtiHttA.
9arn. u. I. -.
glLleu Gintrnnberern mad trefli&en Stddteu
lit bic &eiIe iiber 9 Itimprr gan3 teIpn.
btrs an;uratben: fe reilen 1ebr btliG, Inb In
Baltimore Dcr ie6er lieberSprtbeiIuna gel@tEt
unb tSnnen BET Nntunft in 8dItimprr utrnit-
tsltar bonn DampfE&iT in bic bertitatbeneer
Gilentabnwagen ffetgen.
gSer alIp baS aIte 8aterInnh beIn&en, u6eV
8erwnnhte unb 6rtunbt beriiber tpntmen LGI.
fen nil, fcIIte iib an bic nnter,eiandtn Msen.
ten tpsneen, bic ;u iebrr tvtttrrtn Nustnnit
germ tereit Inb. 8risHi4e GnfrlstH ptrStR
prompt beanttpcrtet.
R@- @@tr baraut baB gurre paHasrf@eins
fnr bic Dantpfer tes Hprhbeut(@ q ~
0Lp = b ausssfelt ptreen.
2l. S6nbmac6er s Co.,
Seuercl'Ggenten,
5 Siio Gah Str. Baltimore, N6,
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Den Iekten 9ta&ridten bom untsreu
Miffiffppi-llfer S%foI9e ftetst 6aS 8af'
fer Su SeIena einen boIbeu Bon Ole
9tun6e uu6 bsflirdtet man, bas oas-
ieIbr Die eobe bonn Iebtsn Sabre erreis
den uirb. Die Sdmme tbun nod ims
mer ibre Sdulbigfeit unb bofft man,
BOB fe i'm stanS iin6, felbE benz
Srude zines srbobten Bnheritanoes
Srok su bieten. Nus SeIena mirb
teIearupbirt: Ser SIub 1T in Den Ieks
ten "a Stunbsn nm 5 3ou eeitieasn
uno Nebt lebt 3 3oG untcr Der in 1882
erreidten bodneu 5obc. Sc rtenet
ben eunseu Sag. Sic Odmme fnb
uom Wofer burnueidt un6 Elm befti-
ger eturm tuiirbe fc ipiberFonbsIoss
ntadeu. 3uiiden Nfbleb 9oiut unS
5sIsua - cine Strsfe bon so MeiIen
- ifcbt Nqes unter @afer.
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Sai9entii9er, Gnriets, ipol-
Iene Wisem, StubiaS, Sbanls u.
Gtrampfe finSet man am btllis=
Rew bei 8. s. Mertens.
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Heaem Ssspe,,.
ehn1btome elner erframftem eeber.

-&K <uW0 oSt SSVee1
9arne nn6 ssieres Oerasfabtsn eeiOeH.
ghutbtome etner erfrantten 2eber.
usbIer Gttem G&mer In ber Seite, JupeiIeH
inter bem S&nltertldtte uHh rtrb bann NIT Rbeumas
NsrnuS pertre&Ielt; ou9emeiner Gppettrerluft; ses
rbbnlt9 gerfopftbett, Supeiien a6reGielne NIT
GFenlethtsfett; ber Ropf ron Shmerben beIaitSt
robet betra9tft&er gerIua 6es Grtnnefuns ssoermos
seu8; surelen elm i&mnher, trc6ener Suheu uun
Sas GSefSt ron @ethe 1berFpsens mas Oft faE
SGrtuhiunt sehaIten ptrb; ber gdttent uast 1eer
ststs ssS S@gs$s e neTSSs satt e.: css. srsS:
Gml fnbnns; bic eebeneeetfter niebersei4IaeeH uHo
FreAnsIei& man 1berteuSt 1T, bGS eetteeberesuns
m Ta 70 Tenn eSs nSs S sSr sSS sas se.
cbtgen Srmptnme besleiten bic 4Snntheit aber 20
ftn6 game r0rSetpumeu, tn henen nur rcnise brrcn
rcrhdnhen trdreu; bod Bat BITE nuterIu@ung mad
kem Icbe cine betra3tt&e ettrunS Der eebet Haa.
aepieIen.
9a8 9ItftI ioTIts bon auea DesIoaen, Snne
aao att, aebtanbt tueSoes, tobaIO tit1
etsies 0es obteen Ssm1tome aetet.
EHex aHV S2etfen TT nOte Ia nneeiunoeT
@e9en0 tpohnt, ptrb 6Ir9 seieSentIt8es gtnnsts
felt Su talten, aIIe NeGIorie, 9aItee RsnfaIs,
QBirre, 1Itbelfett, Rtcbersef4loeenbet u. T. ~ abz
peHbeu. Das WatteI ptrb Irte Elm GldS g3ein frAfs
tisen, tS ober Seiu ber0uS@enoe0 9etrattf.
GHe1tn man ettuaS fd1tper @efoauItd5eS aes
Aef1eu hat, pher 9l14ts nt&t fdIdfeR tam, nebme
man enG 0oFs unb bic GrIet&ternns irtrb eintrsien.
eotgsbI Sstt tpte 9ettexxsSnMasen tgetSen
OOrSatbto Ana Sante baItI
Denn sIei&uieI reI9es Getben F4 etuffsut, elm
turaaus Fheres, abtabrenoeS, Gatte nerbejs
dnsebraobt Ietu. Dos Rtttel III uH9efabrItdb unb
beeintra&ttet tueoer Die 6ef@ @dftstb tbdttaSett
1o@ o0S Defsndeen.
@s fft rein beeetabfIiIa
unh Bat bic game SraIt une idmtett ron Salcmd
pber GbtHin CsHe trseHb etue Der f4ahIt6en Ra6s
ptrtunsen herielben.
SensniB boa eftteus @oaSetHeur.
vStmmons etper ReSuIdtcr" tf felt tanSerer Belt
SeuSt, bab e etne Sereteruua her arsnewtieui6aft
btIfet.-S. Sill 9 borter, 9onrerneur ron Ella.
Son. &JIer0uoer 9. Stephens rpu Gerrsta
Iasf: Der Gebrdu@ BON rStmmcnS Girer Rsautds
tor" tF mir pobI befOmmen rnh ID pnHiae i5a
meter ju pr0feH.
rSne @tnsiae toS sttehsoIS 2tnOeruna
berfaet.%-S& Babe riele aPitteI gesen Drspepiid,
2eterlttpeu unb S4wd@e seerduot, ober ME etHes
Gefunhen hdS mir 70 urEI betommeH TT nie 1StWs
mrne 9tper Resulatpr.S Sd babe ppn 0PinneIStd
Fis @ecrsia band& esf@i6t un6 m61te einer foIAeu
RehtStu lreSen np@ reiter i4tdeu aR4 mbhte td3
oIen abRIi@ 9eibfRhen dnrdtbeH Is NIT btefcrI
tteI an perIuGen bo es has eiubtse Su Ietn fHeiut
hds EieHdls etH6erura Seridat.
9. R. Sann ., Wtinnedrplts, Minn.
9r. z. %. 9eafon fdgt 0ur1 tbatih@Ii&e
Grfabruns TN @ebrduhe ppn vSimruonS 2trer
RegulGtpr" in metner Prart5 Btu i'd rrn Ieiner aus
peneuR9 tsfrttetst uue ID percrbne Jpn ais cine
Nbfabrunsss gr;ret.
Hotbe &6noeI9marfe unb bic Gdmensuntsrs
|&rif s. B. SeiIin & So. auf hem lImI6Iase
trast. . ef alien Gpcttst5ru gu BabtH.
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Sn fur3liher SikHu9 oeS nationaIcn
NbaeorbuetenbouleS bra9te ber NbQe'
oronete 5omnsbeub bon Saiuois cine
&eiolutiou Elm, bic Ginfubr BON s8ein
aus 3eutidIan6 ;u oerbietcu, biz Ole
eeeionetsn Mo5reseIu aur 8erbinoer-
uns Der Ginfubr 9efdIfdtcr g8sine aus
ienem 2anbe actrOfen worosn iinb.
0os III sin Gdritt in Der red ten
8idtuna, eiue gere9te &eprehaIie
scsen ba8 perfbt, bur9aus unmoti.
birte unb aegtn Die amerifaniider
Yro0u3cntsn mic cegen ole otutfden
Goniumenten 9lei1 ungeredte Serbot
Der Ginfubr omerifaniiden Sdmeincs
feiides Ieitens Ser beutl6en Neidsre-
eisrung cine Wabre9el. nelds cine
olbernc unbserunbste Sri6iuchfur1t
gum 0orpauoe uimmt, UNI fir eie o6es
lj9en SdtueinsSu9tes III Geuti6Iauo
eiu Wonopol III fdaftu, iuelteS Der
barbenben 9IrbsitcrteboIferuna in
GeutfdIono, fur Die Der 6leifdaeuuB
lberbaupt idou Idngit ciH fdTt uutr-
fdwinaIider 9urus gem oroen lit. aud
nod Den Iesteu 8rofsn Sped, bas
tIetnife 8opfIeiu SdmaI; pom Ruuoe
eafdnnppt, Wdbreno oas @erbot
auberbem aud cir bemagoaifde5 9Rit-
tel gum Sanae bon Stimmeu elmer
fursfdtisen 2onbbso0Iferung III.
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NDti3.
an ale, bic rs nnarhi.

SD ertbsiIe biern,it bent Serrn R
Sorbou bos b0qise 8edt unb bic 6rei'
5eit, nod fernerbin mid idIe9t su
MAIDEN, uno anberpeitig mid unan.
itdnOiser @eile 0fentIiG uub aud
priuutim. unfdulbtaer @eifs bcruntcr.
sureiBen, luie er Dies in Der Iekteu 4us.
gabe beS "8OIts5Intt" unb vNobertifsr
Courier" burd gntiteGung Der 8abr.
belt eetban. Sd fpeib ipobI, bab ibm,
fotpie alien 8udsgs 9enten, Die Rc
@ormic elm etein bes @nitobes unb
bes IerserniiIes if. NIio nur tu6tio
onraaf Los unN bsraus oamit, Nite,
bas 8isGen bis iest III ia sar nidts.-
SobaIb i'd mol pieber mas geEeres,
oils bic ReGormie, fnbs, 70 iprinee
i'd tuieber ouf eine onbere iiber. Ser
beiratbet bin i'd Bis iest NOT nidt an
cine Woi1ine.
9ein alter 9ebr5err,
Simon Soeaet.