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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
The Largest Crops in the United States.

The largest crops of wheat, corn,
and cotton since 1865 are as follows:
The largest crop of wheat was pro-
duced in 1884, when the total aggre-
gate was 512, 2,765,000 bushels. Average
price, 65 cents per bushel.
: The highest price reached was in
1886, when the average was $2.l9 per
bushel.
The largest crop Of corn was in
1SSS,-which was S7,790,000 bush
els. Average price, 81 cents per
bushel.
The largest cotton crop was in
1887, when it aggregated 100000
bales, valued at s 1-2 cents per
pound.
The most valuable crop of cotton
was in 1S73-3,930,50S bales, at y
cents per pound.
The smaller crop was in 1867,
1,951,9SS bales, at p cents per pound
nearly equal in value, the crop OF
1887.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30

Puns are sometimes triple or even
quadruple. The latter are of frare oc-
currence. A gentleman named Dun
lop of Petersburg, Va, when the
topic Of punning was being discussed
at all evening party, thoughtlessly re-
marked to lady, that no pun had
ever been made on his name, and he
didn't believe it could be done. She
instantly replied: 'Lop off half of it,
and it is done"
By this ready, though obvious,
play on the word given and both of
It's syllables, the name was Dun, the
pun was done, and SO, we may add,
was Mr.. Dunlop.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
TMn,te. UEdtcin.an u,M S0.hl5on.
Boycotting a Newspaper.

As If to reinforce the views above
expressed, and as illustrating the
dangerous tendencies that under ia
vorable circumstances are developed
in such cases, there comes to us the
Abbeville Press and Banner, facile
prince, IS ar olg our State weeklies,
with the intelligence that the County
Alliance has boycotted it for saying
that in its opinion, by using cotton in
stead Of jute bagging, the farmers of
that county were entalling a loss upon
themselves of from $l.00 to $3.50 per
bale.
The result has been, to use the p.
and rs own language, that ''some of
our oldest friends and subscribers,
under mistaken idea that they were
under some moral obligation to do
so, have discontinued their papers.
We regret to part with them, but we
cannot surrender our own convictions
as to the interest Of the farmers, even
under this effort to injure us.
Now, if this is to be the treatment
undergone by an individual for ex-
pressing his honest opinion, to which
he is surely entitled, what will he be
apt to think may be the next step the
boycotting power will take? Is it to
be wondered at that the editor of the
p. and b., in view of these facts, Of
fers the following suggestion?
''The Alliance Of Abbeville county
having boycottea this newspaper, and
forbidden its members to subscribe
for it, we have this friendly sueges-
ton to make. That they now require
every member of the Alliance to take
one or more of the county papers"
We are happy to say that no such
spirit has manifested itself among the
members of the Alliance in this coun-
ty. We hope that no such spirit ex-
lists, but the editor of the p. and B.
pertinently inquiries whether in taking
such a step the Alliance is not tran
scending not only its legitimate pow
ers, but is in danger at least of vio-
lating the solemn assurance given to
every man who joins. Hear him:
eve are told that the properly
qualified officers to represent the
Farmers Alliance, assure candidates
for admission to their order that
nothing in the obligation will inter-
fere with their religious OF civil lib
erty. Under that assurance the can
didate is obligated. With the full
light of this obligation before them
they pretend to say to their brethren
that they shall not subscribe for a
newspaper. To prevent man from
subscribing for a newspaper is not
only depriving him of one Of the
rights of the citizen, but the act is
violative of the solemn promise made
to applicants for membership. We
are reliably informed that various
members of the order will have their
names erased from the membership
roll before they will submit to any
such indignity or usurpation of their
civil liberty
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
Lake city HeeL4g.l

We understand that Mr.. r. D. Parsons
who lost his arm last week III the gin Of
Heminway d Co. is doing well and We hope
that he will soon be restored to his natural
health.
The total valuation of the property Of
Williamsburg is, in round numbers, 2,30O,-
600. The railroads are valued at $780, 000
Substract this amount from the total ralua-
ton and it leaves 81, 100000 as the value of
williamsburg property outside Of the rail
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
Written and UnWritten Law.

From a judicial point of view, Judge
Norton's ruling in the Meetze case at
Columbia, that improper and insulting
advances to the wife of the slayer by
the slain man, giving the motive for
the killing, are not to be considered
in the defendants favor in his trial
for murder, is no doubt correct. New
ertheless, it does seem that a Judge
might be justified in taking cogni-
zance OF matters of the general noto-
riety. As matter OF fact, the entire
case hinges on the question whether
or not Meetze had good cause to be-
lieve that the man he killed had de-
hberately and repeatedly insulted
Mrs. Meetze. 1t is the unwritten law
of this country that killing in such
circumstances is justifable, and no
jury will be found south of Mason and
DMon's line to say otherwise. The
juries go further and almost invariably
acquit in murder cases where there is
even a suspicion that the killing is
done to resent injury to a woman
under the protection Of the slayer.
It is easy to imagine that the ruling
OF Judge Norton, if strictly adhered
to, will in many cases cripple the
State. The written law says the ruin
of mans wife, sister or daughter is
no justification for killing. The
stronger unwritten law says it is 1t
may often happen that with both sides
shut out from that question the State
viii be debarred from proving that
no such cause CT Justification existed,
while a hint OF claim of its existence
by the defense will secure acquittal.-
GreenrHe Ne,cs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
ETTPEpSS

This is what you onght to have, in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thou
sandsare searching for it daily, and mourn
ing because they find it not. Thousands
and thousands of dollars are sent annually
by our people in the hope that they may
attain this boon. And yet it may be had
by all We guarantee that Electric Bitters,
if used according to directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion
and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install
instead Eupeps y: We recommend Electric
Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
Liver Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at SOC.
and 81 90 per bottle by Dinkins Il Co..
Druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
\ SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER LIFE.

\ SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER LIFE
It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life She was in the
last stages Of consumption, told by physi.
clans that she was incurable and could live
only short time: she weighed less than
seventy pounds On piece of wrapping
paper She read of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
and got sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast, con-
tinued its use and is now strong, healthy,
rosy, plump, weighing 80 pounds. For
fuller particulars, send stamp to W. H. Cole,
Druggist Fort Smith Trial Bottles of this
wonderful Discovery Free at Dinkins u
Co.'S Drug store
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30

SMALL Boy: Ma Ma. we've got t. get
away from here! It's dangerous. They re
cannibals was just helping Billy tie the
cat 20 the dogs tail at the gutter when Mr..
Hawkins came to the kitchen door, and he
called ont: Wife, get everything ready SIS
quick as you can; we'll have that fat Er.
johnson (the agent for the Light Running
New Home Sewing Machine) for dinner,
and as his wife is to give you instructions
on the New Home, suppose we'll have her
and her baby for snpper.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30

RucKLEN,s ARNICA SALYE.

I--N =
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
CorAs, and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no pay required. 1t
IS guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by J. G. Dinkins 4 Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
Williamson News.
+ hi,qstrec Record.1

Mr.. H. Nachman, of Lake City, was in
dicted for buying seed cotton last week from
colored persons and not making any entry
of it on his books as the law directs He
was fined SO and costs which amounted to
$40. This should be lesson to other
merchants to 90 as the law directs.
Louis Ladson, Mary Ladson, and Hanett
Dozier, husband wife, and mother, We're
arrested a few days ago by Constable Brow
der and lodged IN Jail at this place We
are informed that they are charged with the
murder of child in Georgetown county
some time last spring. They are negroes.
Last Sunday while services were being
held in q church few miles from Lake
City, a mad dog entered the church and
made an attempt to bite a gentleman who
was sitting in his seat He kicked it out at
the door, It left the place, and after going
some distance bit three dogs IN OK, and
some geese before it could be killed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
Manning Shaving ParIOr.

HAIR CUTTING ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED.
and Shaving done with best Razors. Spec
ial attention paid to shampooing ladies
heads
have had considerable experience in
several large cities and guarantee satisfac-
ton to my customers. Parlor next door to
MANNING TINES
E. D. HAMILTON.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30

SAHCStCN ~ N111NO AZ SStA31N%SAH Ss~N>>~
the middle of November.
It is predicted that corn will be
cheaper this winter than it has for u
number of years, on account OF the
prolific crop and the increased acre
age.
Spartanburg has been boycotted
by the farmers. They believe that
there is combination of the buyers,
and refuse to sell any of their cotton
in that market. The Alliance has
taken action on the matter, and have
taken their cotton off the market and
recommend that hereafter the farm
ers will sell elsewhere.
Ex-Gov. D. H. Chamberlain, who
has returned to South Carolina in a
business capacity, is different man
politically to what he was when he
was Governor OF this State. He has
built up a fine practice in New York,
and in the national election was one
of the most eloquent and influential
advocates of Grover Cleveland. His
speeches in the hustings in New
York and New Jersey were models OF
eloquence and good sense.
There has been a good deal in the
papers recently about young Mr..
Whaley, late of Charleston, who mar
ried rich New York girl, whom he
treated most brutally, robbing her by
fraud and intimidation of $125,000 to
gamble and carouse upon, and desert
ing her in sickness. The young wife
died the llth instant-the physicians
say of a broken heart. 1t is not amiss
to say that she married Whaley
against the wishes and judgment of
her parents.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat ac-
counts for the recent Democratic VIC
tory at Indianapolis by stating that
President Harrison took too many Re-
publicans away from there to fill Fed
eral Offices when their votes were
needed at home. The President must
have been particularly active in pro-
viding berths in Washington for the
Republicans of lis own ward, where
there was Democratic gain OF over
three hundred compared with the
last Presidential election.
The Massachusetts Republican
State committee has declined chal-
lenge from the Democratic State COM
mittee for a series Of joint discussions
between Messrs. Bracket and Russell
the opposing Gubernatorial nominees.
They say joint debates are unknown
in Massachusetts,, and that they see
no occasion for new departure this
year. The Democrats propose to
make tariff reform the leading issue,
and it seems the Republican leaders
do net care to toe the mark On that
question before the voters of Massa-
-sN3SSp$Se,-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30

It is predicted that corn will be
cheaper this winter than it has for u
number of years, on account Of the
prolific crop and the increased acre
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01
@Gte 9iamanten
Sbee gefnnben.

Die @lote 9bee COMPANY bon Seen
Sort bat etn 3meisgefhdft in go. %
Of 7. Str, st. Saul, Ninn., er5faet.
Sbr T9ee 1T in papterbIdien unb jebe
b%erielben entbdlt Elm Goubenir, tpie 10.
lioe solbene Tametts unb 0errensu bren
Counting gaie), ameritaniide nbren,
eAte Diamanten, emerald, perlen.,
Iurf;Iens uno Sapphire SAmudla4en
III ioIioer sDlbener TaFung, uno pisle
onoere Qrtifel bon tpsniser 8ertb. Dieie
tbeure Net5ooe oes Iasstsens fann niht
lange fortgeiett ueroen - bic Dauer 1T
auf so Gage beihrdnft.
Wir lcfien unten cine tbeilueiie 2ife
Der el1dliden Sdufer folgen:
Die Namen aIer gerionen, pelhe
In ibrem Tbee ehte Oiamauten, Rubis
nen, Gmeralos, Yerlen, SOPHIE, Snrs
fiien, ioI:oe goloene upren> @elo uiw.
tpetoen tdglth oieier 2iife binp1-
Grdul. Watp 6auion, minneapolis,
ilnote enc $40 Gtnbprosr fdr Ii Bid.
ten Tbee unb fanb In elmer 8fi4ie $10O
III 0olo. &lhttr 6. @. pbe, NDrtb.
islo, Minn., fanote per 9oif 81 fin
eine 8idie 9bee uno fano einen edten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01
PElW GQGLARD
9rpben S@leuDer -&ertanf +!
1873 ,tto 135 Sf Stebte Str.,
ST. PAUL, MIMI.

Der berfthert, Der Staat babe bic erinz
eenoe Hfi4t, Der 8erpirrune tit Der
8erpaltune Der Di5ceien bor3ubeugen,
pelde burd Die ~Quaebnuns eege1 bic
Staatsgeiebe entitebe Da bdfte ib
ei1en oiel etnfa@eren unb prattiiaeren
&at9 fir bic &esieruns : fie bdtte t1dmz
lih Die 8ertpirrung niht anridten fol-
len, bann braadte ite it6 jett nidt ben
2opf bariiber gu 3erbreden, tpie fe bers
ielben IN geeisnetiter @eiie abbelfe.
Ser Stanbpunct Der &egieruns lit Elm
unuotrer Stanbpunct. Ser Mngrif lit
NIT ntdten bon unierer Settle arsqe,
sangen, Ct 1T bonn 3aune gebrodeu,
pDm 3aune gebrD@en bur9 bte 0anb
ber &esierung.
uWtan fam fragen, meme 6erren :
mas 1T oenn uniere 9Offnuns Stun,
th iase, bonn gep6bnliGen menidItden
Stanopuncte aus, ba tpdre bic Musidt,
NIT @bren gu fallen, uno bas 1T better,
als init Shanbe ben Naden Der Sbrans
net beugen! Som drifIi@en Stano=
puncte aus aber iase id: mir beten
uno rednen auf ben aItnd6tisen Soft !"
Mh 10 uneridItterItder Sefftgteit
nabmen bic fatbpliiden Oeuti1en brit
ben ben Rampf auf. Tabei tuar lire
6altung INNER getndbist. SeIbit in
ben beiBeten parIamentariiden &dm.
pfsn berIeeten fte tpeber Die @eredtisteit
nod Die NdaifenIiebe. go berfebrt bic
'bnen geseniibertretenben @eltanfdau.
lrgen aud tparen ; nientals lieben fe
ltd 8u rober 8eidimpfung besienigen
binretBen, mas ibren 2anosleuten beilis
uar.
So beroienten tie ben Sieg unb ers
bielten i'm.
Dteielben nriaden tperoen aber arf
bieier Seite bes Oceans bon benz ndmz
Grfplge begleitet iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01

Diamantring in benz Sbee. Srdu[ein
emma Sones, MinneappIis. ianbte cine
$40 GlubDroer fir Is 8ldien Tbee
unb fanb 30 SilberbDIars In elmer unb
etnen edten Solitaire Claimant 8ulens
fnopf In elmer anberen 8idie Ebee.
Gbarles @bapple, 9oliterer, Nortbern
9aciic @iienbabn Sbops, &e1bens59S
&obert Strabe, fanb einen eaten Dtaz
r,antring 81. & g., 3O7 @eft Gu:
periDr StraBe, Dulutb, Minn., ianbte
cine $40 gl1boroer Elm unb fanb in Ell
ner 8iidie Tbee einen eaten Diamont=
ring. S. Wortb, Bel glberle & &c.,
@boseials 2iquors. 236 Bis $40 Of
7. Strase; 5. 6. &inesburp> Gtert in
Iuottor's Office, &anias Gtb Giienz
balm, &eitben3 3O4 Sf Is. Strabe, II.
g. Siebert, 76O Oft 6. Strabe, fanb
ieoer einen edten Claimant @plorine in
ibrem S9ee 6. SO. Gor, ron Der
Sirma gor 8ros. .Drpgopos, 90 Sf Z.
StraBe, bejablte SIS fiir 6 8iidisn Tbee
uno ianb in elmer $75in Sob !; u1o 70
anoere ~tperthbole ubren unb Dtaman=
ten tpurben per 9Dit berianct.
PoitbefeQungen, beeleitet bon gaibs
ooer Poffofftce Or6er bon ireenb einem
Tbetl Der Ser Staten, finoen prompte
8ea6tung. Senono, peI9er etne Club
8eiteaung bon $40 Dber $40 madt,
erbdlt eth ~DertbpDles @eIhent. Gins
5elne 8udie 81. feds 8idIen SIS, Is
8fdien $40, 81 gihien $40. loreis
fire: Tbe Globe Sea Company, 25
Ute StraBe, ct. Saul.
Often BON 8 ubr MDrgens Bis 9
nbr MbenoS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01
Minneapolts 9rD 6oobs &c.,

S%bnbtcat 8Iod Gde 5. Str. unb
RicDaet Ipe. Dte unsebeure &ebuctipn
In greiien bat uns biele Runben gez
bra6t. 8agen>D eden aus Semen MIR
% Gts. 8aos9 an6tider 10 Gts. paz
rem 10 biQig, baB aqes a1srertauit lit.
Sebt fD[senbe Bargains in 2einen
Si'dseus, so @r5Be, bon SIS auf
1915 reoucirt, go l3oQ breiter Eii4s
Oamaf 81 gents bic Oarb, mertb SIS
gts. &otber tirtiider Damaff urb 81
3OQ breites beutiHes 2etnen rir 10
Gents bic Oatb. Rinber l1rter3eug duz
Berf niebris. Deutide &leioerleiner1
% Gents. porise Saiion ~toitsten bieiels
ben 40 Gts. 2einene 2atpns, friber
80 Gents, iebt nlr 20 Gents per Sub.
6erren 6alsbinben muir Is gents, iorpie
Slanea 9smoen fiir b~ieielben bon ST.. 25
an, pertb $l.75. Shuarse $ lbs
0anol6ube flr Oamen non Is Gts.
an, bie'elbsn t6nnen nirssnbs unter 25
Gts. setauft merben. Sn tpeiBen Glei>
bern fir Damen idpinbet bic Nnsab[
bierin sibt es eroBs Bargains.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01

3Dnne,1 pir Before 8orbilber sur
Blbruns bes uns aufsen1tbieten Sui.
turtampfes ftnben, ais bic &atb1litsl'
Deuti1lanbs?
Denu ibren erifen erpBen guIturfamt {
9aben tie itegreid burdgefibrt, uno ben
s%tpeiten, sur WiebererDberuns Der Inter
ri6tsfteibett, in Der pirfIamiten @eife
ausefangen.
Sener erite, baIe mad Der Nieoerperz
flung Sranfreids In Scene geiette, nor
fir fte Elm reiner 8srtbeibieunssfampf.
glidt init einem @prte tpurcen bic
@eredtfame bes States ansetaifet
ooer bic @efible Der 9roteifanten pers
lebt.
Mm 20. Sanuar 1872 tpurbe Salt
preubtider gultuss Miniiter. Mm IL.
Ndr5 Undergraduate Der Raiier bas neue
Sdul=A ufihtsseles, bas bie Iaeinberrz
i4aft oes States iiber oas geiamte ST
3iebunssueien befei1iete. SIM SuIi beTelz
ben Sabres tpuroen ourd &etdsgeieb bic
Seiu,ten psrtrieben.
1873 fino 3unddt bic @eiese iiber
Die v8orbiloung unb NnffeGung Der
@eifltden", fiber bic utirdlide Dts=
ciplinarsepalt" unb bic vGrridtune
bes f6nigliden @erthtsbofs fir tirdz
li4e AngeIesenbeiten", iotpie zines iiber
ben uMustrttt aus ber Stride" erlafen
tpproen.
9arauf folgte bic erunofirsenbe
vGbdnberuns Der Grtitel XVu. XVIII
oer preubiI@en @erfaFunesurtunbe."
Das Sabr 1874 brad E cas- Reibs.
geieb ubetref,no bic 8erbineerung Der
mntefusten gusdbung BON Rirdendms
tenn.
Da3u lam bic Mufpdppelung bes TO-
genannten Qltfatbolicismus uno bic
fiinitli@e 3udtung bes Staatstatbolis
fentbums.
8dbreno aber bic 8egierung ibre
&fgeiete idonunsslos ourdfnbrle +;
8iid6ie ms @efdnsnib mari, uno 3abI.
reiHe priefer iber bic @ren3e trteb,
iammelten ii1 Die Gatboliten Deutid.
lambs sur @ertbeioisung. @ie Elm
Mann eilten fie i'm 9srbf 1878 3ur
Bablurne, uno NIT neun3'g NitSlieoern
1T bic Gentrumspartei aus Der Wab[.
i4lnht bonn 4. Hobenber 1874 berpDrs
gegangen.
Nit r1drmI:dem grnff traten In ben
nun ~folsenben Debatten bic Sdbrer Der
ga,tei fir bic Wabrbeit Elm. so er.
tldrte In Der Sibung bonn Z. Sebruar
1874 Der unperseBlide MaIindpot
yNan ipridt bier bon etnert Dem
Staate aufsestuungenen Sample! Das
1T eben 10 tpabr, mie bic 8ebauptuns,
bic Der @oIf In Der Sabel Dem canine
geeeniiber auffeQte. unb camit bas
Gabelreid m6sIidf reidbaltig erideint,
feblt IS aud nidt on bem9teinede Studs,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01
Sur S6mltra9e.
Nus Der .Gmerifa'.

IS 1T cine rerbreitete 8urffeQung,
baB bas bffsmlihe Sdulibftem 4meriz
ta's iebr neuen l~1riprunes lei. gs lei
= 10 metnt rrar, tppbl = lange na@
Mnnabme Der Understanding BOZ, eli
rieen Nuert5pfen oussebedt. @su es
aber, pie HIdiiesr Staub, iiber infer
Staatspeien aus europa setommsn Tel,
la1e es iid AUDI init 9eidtieteit meg
tpii@sn.
Dieie 0orfeQuna entipriht aber ni1t
ben se,'@iatli9sn Sbatia6en.
SIM Sabre 1886, alip Is Sabre nad
Der 2anoune Der ~Mabfloper", tpl1roe
au Bottom bic erite Dffeatlite @HuIe
erridtet, uno su ibrer Gufredterbaltuug
orelbig Ider 9ano aus benz semeinias
men @isentbum aupetpieien. @ie es
aber BET @eiif Der gllritaner 10 nit fi4
bradte, erlieBen fie bereits finf Sabre
ipdter, alip anrD 1910, Elm S@ul'
atran9s9efeb,' pprin ieoes SantIien.
haupt NIT swanais Splitting Strafe Be-
brDbt puroe, baS ieinen &tnbern nidt
bas 2eien Der eneIiiden Sprahe uno
&enntnib Der In Der gplpnis geltenoen
Griminoleeiebe beibrdGte. Sa, bic se>
nannte Mcte entbielt auBerbem bic 8e.
%ftimimlng. ooB i'm Sale b%arerroer 8ers
radldlftgunS oiefer @ersronung fhrls
pfidtise &'noer ibren gltern ent.
riiien uno Der 8eauffiatisuus anberer
Samilien 8dter ibereeben tperoen ipas
ten.
I'm bas'Sbfem ptaiser aussugefal=
ten, tpuroe BON ber MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm Sabre 1647 perfhst, taB iebes
SDtpn BON fiinf3tg SamiIien einen 5ffentz
ltden Sdulmetifer unterbalten ; iebes
Sotpn bon %einbunbert uno flnf3ie6eim=
ffdtten aber cine glementar. 5dule ers
rtaten uno nit ben n6tbieen MitteIn
berlorgen IoIte.
nngefdbr UNI bieielbe Belt arbeitete
auf dbnliGe @eiie Der ndmli&e @eif
tn Connecticut
Ser uns bDrlieeenoe, aua bon 8an:
croft benubte, autbentii4e Nborud Der
I'M Sabre 1889 atsenommenen goloz
ntalperfaRung bon Connecticut entbdlt
auf Seite 1862 Bis 164 ben folaenoen
mertwirbigen gbi@nitt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-01

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3etnten Sabrbunoert in Connecticut poer
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fentlt4en Saulfpnbs an rerihteoene
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ODER bdtte ibm bic Obre, abseidntten,
e:eas.@t tbr gar als u0ererid" umge=
braHt.
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elmer ipl4en 8ertbeilung rllr einmal in
Der @el@i@te Der 8ereinieten staoten
tporoen. unb guar na9 Mnnabme Der
Sunoessg erfaf uns I'M Staate SEEM
Sort.
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lener Gclcnie nur reltgiDie @emeince
i&uleu eeseben. Sn benz srSbsrn Sbe:Ie
oer1elben mar bas 0padnbiihe Inter
rtdtsiprade, MIR In Dem tIeinerer. no.
n1entli@ gu Mbanp, Schenectady uno
ShDbarie oas @neIilhe.
Auf geranlahuns bss @cuuerneurs
George glinton uuroe i'm Sabre 1879
oas erife @dulseies ienes Staates ans
ger'pn1nter1, eas gentle 2anbfr;he al
Staatsidulsueden ausionoerte. Doyu
tamen IN Der SpIse aud beoeutenSe
8elobewiQiguneen.
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bon 1912 perfiete nun, baB Der Tbe,[
oes StaatsiduIfOnbs, tpeIaer Der tabt
9sp gort sutam, an bic ioaenonnte
Sree Shcol Society uno an iplhe in
eorportrte Observation-Disclosures Der.
tte.lt tperoen io0te, trel&e Rtnber pbne
gntgelo uaterridteten. Auf bic Inter.
rthts1prade Der betrefenben Mnffalten
tuliroe babel tein @euidt aeIeat.
Inter ben 8eftimmuneen Sieies &C.
1eses en1pfnsen bic fatboliiben &C.
t1etuoeldulen bon 81. 9eters unb Ct.
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lden Sutteraner, iotpie rnesrere 9arp.
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Tbeil.
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