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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
A School the Bors Like.

There is said to be a school in
North Stonington, Conn, to which
the boys come bringing sleds and
their double~barraled shotguns. Some
take seats by the windows, so they can
watch for crows, while others stand
guard at the entry door. AS soon as
the pirds alight 1T stock-yard near
the school the boys blaze away at
them, and then run out and pick up
the dead and wounded. The school
master looks on, with his hands on
his hips, shaking with laughter, to
see the sport AS the boys return to
their seats, shouting and hurraying,
the master says: Load up your
guns, boys, and now attend to your
D elling for while.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
Anerica,s Pride.

The North star Lung and Throat Balsam is
a sure cure for coughs and colds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23

" afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr.. Isaac Thomp
sons Eye Water, Druggists sell il. &c
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23

If yon cannot get ATHLoPHoRos OF your drug
gist we will send 10 express paid, on receipt Of
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
hasn't il do not be persuaded to try something
else but order at once from us, as directed.
ATHLopHoRos Co. l12 Wall street, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23

Dustncss College, Rockford IN. Three oomplcts
Hconiscs, Bus, prac. Dept Shorthand and Type
Dwritlng taught Send for journal Winsns stoddard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-04-23
GENERAL DEBILITY,
WITHOUT An EQUAL,
~ . . n IS . II II l. L..
-.
nm. WARNER, 4 CO., Rochester, n Y.

NlRs r. c. BATTELLE, Waterloo n. Y suf.
fered Tor many years from severe stomach dis
order, depression Of spirits prostration aud sleep
lessuess, but was restored 10 health by Warmers
TippECANoE, The Best.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14

Tins month there occurs the annual
Thanksgiving day of the Nation. Pres
ident Cleveland has appointed by special
proclamation the Goth dayYof November
for this purpose, bidding Americans to
"Let the social intercourse of friends
with pleasant "reminiscences, renew the
ties of affection and strengthen the bond
of kindly feeling Il our churches
would most surely strengthen the bond
of kindly feeling let them give the of
fered sums of that day collected in the
church to the officiating ministry. We
find in the Proceedings Of the Annual
Episcopal Council of Ark, the follow
ing resolution. Would it not be we'll for
all churches to make such an offering
"Resolved, That Title III, Canon III,
Section l, be amended to read as fol-
lows = rr
"That every parish shall take up offer
tories for Diocesan Missions as often as
the Council shall appoint, but the fol-
lowing offerings are required to be made
and not to be diverted to other purposes,
except upon special authority of the
Council The first Sunday in Lent and
Trinity Sunday for the benefit ofthe Di-
oeesan Missions. Easter day for the
Eplscopate Fund. Christmas day for
the aged and infrm Clergy, and widows
and orphans of deceased Clergymen of
the Diocese. National Thanksgiving
day for the benefit of the Rector of the
parish.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14
ARKANSAS AND MISSISSIPPI WOMEN,

In the parlor OF the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel one morning, sat looking out upon
the little Park over the street, and the
number of English sparrows that twit-
tered and fitted from Dough to pave
ment
"How very noisy the street is, a Ian
guld voice drawled near me.
"But very interesting, | answered
smiling as | looked at the face near me-
race not pleasant to look upon, because
Oh certain bitterness, and a little scorn-
lul droop about the mouth, yet pitied a
little, the soul that | knew must dwell be
hind the Scornful spirit.
"Do you live in New York;" the lady
queried.
mo "a little hesitation-.J liva -
Arkansas" "
-. Arkansas Indeed! and the ladv
i"'eo +" par OF eyeglasses and surveyed
me from head to foot.
| turned with a little surprise, perhaps
depicted upon my face. 'P''
"Why, in Arkansas,-I tbouob4 j.,
Arkansas and the lady surveyed me
again. w me
IAN" z. what did you think of ArkaD-
SaS?" - N'''l-
""hy thought people there we're
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14

Of aa h1 n,Il been present -
Her bust in bronze or sr ma'i and spoke
once be set up in the ma rial ha', should
4ege' as a testimonial ' Of al 'ftheuI
and = meporialby the women ,pp ,'5.
s,RRl Of earnest labors s1av NJ 4'l
complete and ample success ss'yH'ed vi
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14
we'll, that they were hardly ordinary"

WE'LL tlldl tllSJ "SlS i''A Wy VI olii'i
And even so it is, dear ladies. So lit
tie known is our state and the people,
that doubtless. one-half ofthe world be-
lieves we area primitive race, half edu-.
Gated and with barrel y enough ability to
take care of ourselves. Our ladies are
now coming to the determination that
it is surely reproach to be so far be-
hind the active usefulness of other
states, and the Woman Industrial Asso-
citation, formed last summer, will try, SO
far as woman S work can do so, to bring
forward to the respect of the world the
labor and industry of the women of Ar
kansas.
Here is an evidence of what MISSISSIPPI
|pi has done. We cut the paragraph be-
low from the Womau's Journal, Of Bos-
ton, Mass.
''The Mississippi Industrial College
for Women held its formal opening Oct.
d, at Columbus, Miss. Scholars had
come from all parts of the state. More
than 900 have already entered. The oc-
casion was brilliant one. Speeches
were madeby Senator E. 7. Sykes, Sen
ator J. McMartin, of Claiborne county,
Col. J, L. Power, of ackson, Hon, las.
I. Harrison, Governor Lowry, and DR..
ones. Mrs. E. 6. Peyton, of Hazel
hurst, to whose efforts the founding of
the industrial college is largely attribu-
ted, was called upon and made few we'll
chosen remarks, deprecated her inabili-
ty to make a speech, but expressed the
pride she felt in the state and in the COL
lege, feeling sure, she said, that, Missis-
Slppi's daughters were now in safe
hands. ""u. ..
"Manyrelatives ofthe pupils had come
with them to attend the opening, and Co.
lumbuS entertained as her guests several
thousand Of the best people of the state.
There was a drill of the fire department
tor the entertainment of the Board Of
Trustees and other visitors, and recep-
tlon and ball complimentary to Governor
Lowry and Judge Hill"
The Memphis appeal says:
The opening Of the Industrial College
Tor Women is an eventupon which all the
citizens of Mississippi may pride them
Selves tits an example that every state
In the Union should follow. Women ev-
eryWhere should be placed upon an
equal footing with men no+ ,ol
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14
!. Art and SciiaSc9.
MEIssoN1ER has painted /, ~,

MISSIONER has painted ! hnl.
miniature of himself, in which I'' 4. y
is IS no longer than a mans fn,. ,-' a, .,
he picture is valued at $780, = '''
ANTONIO zAlrsKI. the u,i.,,..
Polish painter, who passed the bs, tr,..
OF This his youth in the Siberian MINI, ~ y
some Of whose latter works are h ~ ~
Louvre and Plazzo Pitte, is dead Ia i NJ '
enCe. =
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14

Pollsh painter, who passed the bes ~.
OF his youth in the Siberian MINI, y
some OF whose latter works are h ~
Louvre and Plazzo Pitte. is de,d,.n
enCe.
PROFESSOR John TyndaII, W55 \
tributed every dollar of the profits 4 n.
course OF lectures in this coundyia ISL
to the establishment of Scholarships
physical. science, is by no meansa MI
man. He lives in much simplicity nj
the top floor of the. Royal Institution
building and has no Children MB|
Tyndall is the daughter of a peer
AN air balloon railway is about to b
constructed on the Gaisberg, near SAIL
burg, a mountain OF no great height, batl
offering a magnificent view over de|
beautiful envirouS of the town. The|
balloon which will have grooved wheels
on one side ofits car, will ascend arr.
pendicular line Of rails, constructed on
the principal of the wire rope railwHlh|
vented years ago tor the Righi, butn'Vi
er realized.
THE descendants of the HugDenai|
throughout the world are preparing
the approaching bicentenay Of me MI
ocation of the Edict of Nantez. AnOH
a volume will be grought out enlaa
"Synods of Desert, /" being the 4"
the National and Provincial 'y~l
held IN the desert Of France Tol
death of Louis XIV. to the Re' o.!
Here in America the Hugueno' li'~ ,,1
al Society is taking steps 70 guy
the event.
A NUMBER of persons in NpD
Ill.,, died from eating dried O''' ,,s
Detmers searched through soHiI ., =.
ofthe beef with his powerful. Illt, y, an
and found proofs that the m9a :, Va sr
a COW that had been reduced = ,I,rgl.
Of frenzy in being driven T. he 'l's
ter house. 1t is well known ,l,,.n BID
meat of a deer that has been n, a. ll.,,,,ebas
state Of frenzy by dogs vl " +. E doc5
poison those who eat IT. anu ..ls orr5
declares that the meat Of [1'' i aeoa |
by being trampled under ~,
is absolutely dangerous e''D''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-14
9lrbeft ttno Snhn.

Ginciunati, O., u. DECEMBER. -
Sn SOIge Der Weigerung Der ffritenOen Ge0er=
3uiuHeioer, bic arbeit rpte0er aubuuebmeH,
ais fie BON bem 9latiOnal greiutu @onite
Der ySHigbts of Qabor" be3Ieli6e &eijuug
erbielten, iino 6ieielben aus benz Srben Der
vSHigbtS Of 2abor" an8geitOBen por6eu.
Yott8ptlle, 3D., u. December. -
Sine miatige 8eriammlung Der De'egaten
Der Soblengrdber ans ben Counties 9tortbs
Cumberland, S9unltiq, 9aupbiH, Carbon
unb 2u5erne purbe beute bier abgebaIten,
nm einen Blan 8ebufs 0egulirung Der 20b=
gegenpdrtige WRet6Ooe Der gS9uglfi1= GouHz
tpz@oal= @rdange" iit iebr uubefrieotgeHo fir
bic arbeiter, unO nm tduftige YtiBbeligteis
ten 5u uerlneiOen, mug elm an9emefener
Rlan entruorfeH meroeu. Serid)ieoeHe Dtez
tboben ipuruen beiproden, bic enogitlttga
@ntideiOung iebo4 auf Hddite ISOLDE uers
idoben, mann ei,se @oHferenS Sr0iifen ben
&rbeiters9elegatea unb ben GrnbenbefBerH
fattfinoen tpiro.
Bittsburg, Ba., y. DECEMBER. -
gro6meiffer Y99Oerl1 BON ban ,8niebts of
2abor" tuiro rsrausF9tli6 en- Wontag bier
eiutreHen. Hg9 bic Qrbeier flurubeu ;u M
teriuden uao no m6glif eine 8eiIeguHg Der
8ifIerenSea herbei 81 iiibTeH. gS baiBt, 5aB
bic n&uisBt8 Of Gubor" elm S9ieOSserl6t be-
fiilportea, aber bu bic @rubenbeiiBer ertiGz
rem, fie pdrbeu peoer bic Srgauiiatiou, nod
aud STn. BOwOerig in ieiuer OiiijieQea 81
geni9ait unerfennen, 10 lit e5 niht mabrs
ideiHli9, baB auf bieie Beiie Die 3ifiereus
seH beigele9t nerOsH t6nneu. Der Strite
bat iett bier 0toHate gemahrt, uuO oa mdbs
reu6 6es Sommsrs iebr tpenis Soblen gu
Gage gefGrbert muroeu, 10 babeR bieIe Sob
leuQrGDer ieit 25 g9Oden teiAeu Dollar Oers
bient. 9ie@eihdite bemUtOnOn9abela. bale
eHtlang lieaen barnieber, unO bic 4us.
iidteu fir bic nG9ie 3utunit fno teinespegs
gut. DAP inter bielen llmlf6noeu aaerOrts
cine 6eipsrate Stimmun9 beridt, lit erflar-
lid, un6 bic Sefitr6tungeu, baB meitere
ausi4rsituasea fOISeH nlOsen. FnS pObI be-
sriiHSet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-14
gad,tpcben Der Ssfnrtd,flt1o @fers.

Euebec, u. De3. - SetrddtlidJe Aui-
regung uHb allerlei Dtutbma5UngeH liber
beu 3med be8 Sdritte5 OeraHlaBten Die 4Hz
fiinoigung, oaB in llebersinlttmuung nit
SHfruttioueu BON Sttama Bwei @ompag.
MEN be5 Suebec-&ouHtD Sataiuou8 mad
Der Gituoeue beoroert mUrneu, uHo oaB e8
Die 2bidt Der &e9ieruug ieI, bic oOrtige
@arutiOn bis aUi &ettere5 auf 450 ltauH 5u
ueritdrteu.
Sine 8epeide bon 8iHuepeg iagt: guSOl.
genoes Girrular muroe leete ytad)t III gSluz
nepeg pertbeilt: ,,5laiieufampf? 5a, menu eS
n6tbig lt, 9rieg bis auFS Nfefer. g8ill Elm
bereils geddnoetes 8olt rubig 3uieber, ME
oa8 8egrdbnlB beS blutbefedteH 9IebeleH
unO &errGtbers Souls 8iel su elmer groBar=
tigeu 9emOnfration benust miro gtein
unO abermals nciu 2aBt Die nabrbait So
1aleu morgen mad ct. 8ouiface gebeH, no
Der Serrdtber beerOi9t merOeu iOll, uuo laBt
iie, peun irseno etpas 8eleioigenOeS gegen
bic engliiden &anaoier geiagt miro, Die 8as
tbebrale nieberreiBen uuO auf bic &0pfe Der
ienigeu fallen, be BEN 9ebeQen uerg0tterH.
oanIit fte bonn @r0bObeu uerttlgt peroeH,
Soft idiBe bic S0nigiu !"
g8iHHepeg, Ytan., y. 8ejember. -
Die ueberreite Qouts 0liel'S murO en- beute 3u
ct. gOniface unter GROCER Getbeilisung beis
geiett. g8 ereigneten iid feline 9tHDeit0ruH'
gen, obgleif 0iele en9lii9reoenOe @auaoier
QuueieuO march,
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8tehntaFfN.

gbicagn, y. De5ember.- Riuooieb:
5utubr 2OOCs Serienhaug feine; Breiie ouris
trten 5piiG2n $2.3 uno $5.90.-S4meine:
3uiubr 200, Serienbuna 1000; BreiIe oas
rtirten 3raii6ea $3.50 uno S3. 3.95.-Sdaaie:
3uiubr 500, SerienOung feline; Preiie bari.
irten 5piihen $500 un0 $3.50.
8 f.Stbertq, 8a., II. December. -
&tneuieh: 3uiubr 1862, Serien6una 2OS8; /;
gretie oariirten 3pii4en S4.OO unb $3.50
S9petne: 3Ilnbr $500, SerIenbung 1900; (;
Yreiie oartirten Stpiiden $4.OO unb $3.50
SdeaTe: 3uiubr feline, 8erisubuus 200;
Preiie UnTiirteu sutiaeH S1.OO uaO $3.50,
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Scr @eIOnfnrFf.

Rem-DOrt, Ia. 8e3ember.-6olgenbes
itno bic S6IuBnofirungen: Gelb 6ffHete ju
1t-23 BrO5ent Rnb i9lOB gu 4ro3ent.-
Sterlin9= s8ebjeI 4.84-4.84t aui 60 Gage
uno 4.86-4.S64 auf Si4t.-8uuOeszGblis
9ationen; S-pro5. 1O3t, AZ. prog. 112B,4sprOB.
l2S5.-&ftteu: QOams' GrpreB 14O, Gem
tralzPaeiFc 4O4, Gbei.sSbio u, Grie 23t,
DO. Btior. 49i, bore 8Si, H.zS. Gem
trat 425, ROrtb. .8eiteru 1868, DO. BriOr. 1873,
gG.=D. Central 1921, Sbio.Rifi, 2lb, DO.
4rior. so, Bittsburg 14S, &eaoins 1856,
Sod Sslanb 1874, IlnioRs sYaeife 52s, Bs,
fterustluioR 72s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-14
ste ReppItttott III gsnepo eeott.

@ t. ( out$, Ytc., y. 8eSember.-GIue
9epeid)e, pelde beute iriib uOn 2arcoO bier
eiHlruf iagt: per TungireuOe @OuUerHeur
Sepuloe0a in gtOuterep bei1loB, itb am
Treltag 9iadmittag III ergeben. 9tau)oem
er ben @enerpl 9tepe8 BON olelem SOrbabeh
in &enntniB geieBt Datte, mlrOe er gefauoeu
9euommen un0 in oem 0ttlitdr @efdugnib
uutcrgebradt. @enerol 3}epe8 protiauIirte
barn Ofientli9 bie Serbdn9uug Oes Srleg3
red)ts iiber ben Staat uuO erildrte iif gum
Ditlttdr @ouOernenr, GI8 meld)er er pom
giaticnals Senat in Der Staot Werifo ernaHGt
iuoroen mar. Der 2lutunft oeS Generals
Sre0iHo mirJ nit SpaLuUug eutgegen gez
iebGu, unO Wantle glaUbeH, bag, meuH er
fOmmt, Die &iUll= 0tegleruHg auf trIeolttlem
&ege pie6er eiHgeeBt per0eH taHH. NtaH
be9t 6urd)t iitr ote Stherbett 0e8 8Ouoers
neIrS SepulOe0a, "a e. fir Die SOotuHg Der
&uH0esioloat"n mdhrcHo Der Sorgduge in
Der 9onneritag5= =9tagt Uerautmortlib gematt
per0eu miro. 2lus aQeR beua6barteu StQOz
ten perOeu Gunoesnuppeu in aller @te mad
0}outereg 9ebradt, uno ilnerbalb "a Stuu.
ben mer6eH 3miiaJeH 500 uno GOO Dtanu bort
iein. Die Streittrdlte oes reoolutloudr2n
aniubrers 91OOrgue3 fno ebeuiGa8 aHf Dem
gEeqe mad YlOntcreg, aber iie tpifieu ulfjt,
uND StPALVtUu uUSNIN9h tlAt INV OlG an jAULt
ibn 8u itii8eu, iBren 6dHoeu entnommsH
nuroe."
MOutere9, @ter., Is. De3ember. -
9epeIden aus Der 6auptitnot DierttO mel
ben, onB General 8aIehare8 gum proOiior,=
iden @Ouperueur bc8 Staates gtueUO geon
ernaunt morJeH iF. Gr reife geitern BON
Oieriso ab unO utr0 bet eiuer AHtunft in
bieIiger Staot ben General 9tepes abl0leu.
CT. 2oui8, 13. DECEMBER. - o9lobez
Democrat" entbalt folgeuOe gta6rtdten iiber
Die 9ieOolution in Rueoo 2eoH: ygr Som.
Sepuloeoo murOe aui8efeh oes prOunOrii1eu
0uiitGrgouoerueur8 geueral Re1e8 aus Der
Sat enfaifeu, bari fd) leOod nidt aus Der
Start entTerHen un0 miro betdnoig bepatt.
8ie Staot it poDfommen rubtg. Die aufz
fidn6igen inter General Sioal @arjia trafeu
geitern bier etl uno feuteH ild Dem @ez
Herol 8epe8 unO ben 8unbes 8eb0roeu.
@eneral 3lepes' GrueunuHg bat bier groBeu
llntpillen beruorgerufen. Rah ben lebten
8eridten befanoen fd General gtaraujO uHO
@r.Grdiioent @onjale8 an Der SpiBe BON
5000 0iann i'm Staate 9uanajuuto.
gSenn ba8 @eriidt iid bepabrbeiten lollte,
10 beinr@tet man idWere 6dmpie, Oa betOe
Dtaanet OieIe aHban9er beFteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-14
Ser 9GaudSuft.Wnlnf,.

NeW gort, I3. DECEMBER. - SIN
Saadt gfr. I8B oeS HeHen Iqudoutts ereiq.
nete fiA seiteru pieber Elm llngladsfaQ. Der
so Sabre ulte Sas. @larfe murbe pom eiuem
Der primitioen aufsiebtHbel getrOffen uuS er.
lit eiuen 8einbruh uno puroe auSerudrts
ifIlimm berlest. Seine Dtitarbeiter benadl.
ridti9teu bas 0Oipital unO oerlaugteu cine
ambulan3 bic ben SermuuSeten on Der
Sigh Bri69e.Statiou Der n9fortberus @iieu-
babn" abbolen iolte. Die 4mbulan; fam
iebod5 uift, InO Der gerIette wurOe mad
benz Stationsbauie bes .. 8ejirts aebrabt,
mo- bic 4mbulau3 idliefIifl eintraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-14
@red,er ManbanJan.

Rodfor6, SQs., u. 9e3br.-0er 60.
jdbrige gSilliam 6Oleg beianO itb OOrgefern
friib aIein gu 6auie, ca ieiue 6rau sur 3eit
Uerreift mar. Dies mHfeu 3rUet Serbremer
uuseetuuoihaitet babeH, bic nod bel yia9t
an Der 6austbiir fIopiteH uno nm 3uAob0lz
ger baten. SoleB giaubte, es lei Elm J&ah=
bar, uub Dfinete, nm Die 3iinObDl5er binauss
5urei6eu, ais er ioiagt Ourd eiueH @56luq 5u
9ooeH genorfeu nuroe. Die 9iebe trateu
unbnrmbar5tg uuf ;am berum, bis CT 10 idmz
merli6 8ugeridtet mar, oaB an ie.a gGieoers
auftsmmen tau-R 5u 6euteu 1T. 9arauf
bur9niblten ia sie 3immer uE6 itableH ets
pa 800 gaarga!o. &rit gegeu SOuueuaui.
gang geGang eS osm WiBbanoeltEn, ytah6arR
berbet 81 rufea, nGaoem bic l2HbOIoe Ilngit
oerihmunben pareu.
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ssus saoame.fra.

9autiGgO be GbtIi, 13. Seplbr.-
Die liberc!e uno bic raoiaale Bariei peroen
i'm Sanue. HatiOHale &oraeHte abbateu, nm
grGfoeuE6afts @aHoieasen gu nominireu.
- cine 5tequiemzWeEe fir Die Gyeelenrube
bes S0nj95 AliOnio Urs0e beute n Der bleas
gen Sat9e0rale celebr4i.
2iua, 13. 9e3eaber. - Sin Uiob jeste
geferE &ben6 cine ieiHblife 9emOultratiou
9e9en BEN Suii3Einifer Gasar Dor oaIfeu
gEohaang in Sceae.
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! g. 8rak grn,pm.

ct. 2Oui8, 13. 9eSember. - Gdtb.
3. grut 8ropn farb beute frHb in ietuer
g8Obuung 81 Sirtpoob, elmer bieIt9eH &Ors
ita6t, on GungeHent5iinOuHg, berbun0eH nit
einem 6ersleioeu. Gr nuroe 50 Sabre aft.
Der Geriorbene ipielte Iauge Sabre cine
berOerrngeHoe &olle in Der POlitit oes Staa.
tee Diif0uli, rpur0e einige Sabre mad Dem
giirgerI.iege, neldeu er in Der lluion5drmee
mitmadte, gum @ouoelneur be8 Staates
mo ipdter gum 8un6e5euator erpdblt. Su
1872 mar er bemolratiiuer GanOioat fit bic
Siceprdf6 6eutidait auf oem @reeleg-
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ST. &aotpaO'S
@egMlirenOe &iaen.

5aS nddlti9e &sbers rno D2aeeahsfInFtteI.
S oug obns Sttssidmad, elegant r.jt idBem Sarl
ubsI5o9sns pug9tEen, Tegugtreu, renig .REl6 trdae
bieie Yileu,
glaOgas'S 9iuen sur 5eilun9 ouer Raaens,
Sebcrs, @eoarms, JdercRs uuo 9lcfenlei6eu, RhFs
tenitmer5su, SppetitmnHgeI, U2atiigteit, Veroens
troniseltsn, SoPtlhmer5en, Sos4gbigie Beriiops
flno, $eroQuunQslei6ef, 3o5-CrFa, (JlQenls6sn.
Bieeet unleglei6senbhnouug. 5dmou6ooen uuS
aler SteHHEsen 6er GinsGlUgila. G,jH UsgetabiIit,
telne SpuT Oon DteTtur, Wltr ERien 0oer lbdollben
9regueH.
9reis: 25 Gents Die EaamtsI. Del onsa
dpotbeteYn All bahen.
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gSie ole 8te1Sil6ter Dem 0cTebe ses
borden.

Qamrence Suni., u. 9e;br.-Gapt.
@ou9 bon ben gStInboma Boomers" Der
iUebeu aus bem Snbianergebiet ;uridgetebrt
iff, iagte in Grpioerung elmer anfrage
ygiidt ale Sieb3iidter Fr6 uOn Der @bepeuz
nen- unb 9rapaboe 8eieroatiOn uertrieben
moroen. gs Tno nod SauIenoe 5tiif 9iuoz
bieb bort. 5a, SenatoreH belagern lOgar
6as Department oes Snneru, nm Die GrIaIb-
niB su errpirfeu, bag be Sieb;iihter nit ib .
rem 6eeroen bleibeu oiirfeH rpesen bes gro
BEN SerluItes unb NeE llnbe9uemlihteit, bic
nit Sem 6ortifofen 6es Giehes in Sieier
Sahres5eit pertnapit finb. Die Siebjidter
baben bic 8rof1amaIion un0 ben 8efehl bes
BrGfbenteu MIR iniOfern befol9t, ais tie ibr
fettes Sieb bon ben 8eieroationeu entieruteH
nnb eS aui BEN Rarft ianbten. Sbr Sung.
bie5 unO ibre Sabe tuS fuf ulle bort gebliea
benz
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9lnRlo0ct1 Ge0ett eitlett 3ieSaftcttr.

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9IoltOw, 6erausgeber uHo @igcnt6lmer Der
bjeTgen 3situug .,@a;cue," :" maroe beute ami
eincH ron q. 3. @j1tl eruirtteu &erbaft5s
9clebl bun, IN Dem er Der &cridm0ruug 3ur
SemlrluHg Der GrneunuHg boil 6rant &bo-
mas, elHem Glcrt i'm Northumberland,
beltuolgt mro, teitgtEommeu.
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RING be'Orgeu, Oa9cgeH 1eln @c6Qll at
gtorrom ouS3ableu. Sin Qbuliher gefebl
5ur GerboftuHg OeS Generals Gaduou, che
maligeu @Aef=&lert5 be8 4ferbuus0 epar e
meHts, muroe erlahcH, bod befinoet fdl Die.
Ter Ser sur Belt Hjd)t IN Der StaOt. 6r.
giorom it gcgeu &iirgihaTt mieoer auf
nllen iENE neiFfL mnrnen-
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Gin saSt,, In Ole 9mft 4eIprenat.

BottspiIle, Penn., r.. 9esbr. = I'm
8 llhr heute 0forgen tuurbe in ct. &taire,
brei Dletlen bon bier, Der S9nitt. uno @ro
cerielaben Ses .. gS. 9eipis nit 9pnamtt in
bic 0uft gtlpren9t. Die GTplOfOn mar cine
gang sepaIti9e, unb bic 6rOntmuuer bes
Sauies murOe bemOlirt. 9a Qepts Elm pro.
minentes0titslie6 oery y9arp aub OrSer=@eIea.
idaft" mar unS piel baju beitrus, cas bic
8irtbidaften in Ct. &laire geidlCIien wer.
Sen muBten, gIaubt man, elmer Der friiberei,
gSirthe babe Die @rplOfOn berbei gefiibrt. gs
bsrri9t srose Sufresuns i'm Orte.
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