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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Notice 10 NOn.lRcsIdcnts.
In the District Court of Webster County. Ne.
braska.
Thomas q. Barton,

In the District Court of Webster County, Nc.
braska.
Thomas q. Barton.
WALSH WALSH i; st james H %sish tMs eieaat flames Ge
j. Francis smith, Trustee.
To the above named non resident defendants .
july, isa3, plaintiff herein nled his petition in
the district court OF Webster county, NebrnSka.
agninst you implicated will. the other defend.
and prayer Of which Is TO fOreciOse a certain
mortgage executed by tho defendants. Hattie
Il. Feisht and Harry Feiglt, oE. W. Miller,
following described premises: Lot three is)
In block one C) In Williams addition 10 the
original towD. now city Of kcd Cloud, Webster
promissory nots, dated August Esd. issS' fos In
sum Of flve hundred and seventy dollars (s5;O0
ana que and payable one day after date that
the sum OF nine hundred and seventy-ivc dbl.
lars, (sg75,) with interest ut ten per cent per
annum from June 10Th, 1s93.
said cause, ioreclosing said mortgage sTNiust
you and your cO-defendants; that the above
described property be sold under said decree,
ward the payment Of the amount due Tie plain.
TN. upon said note and mortgage, with Interest
and costs OF suit, and that any right, title, lien
OF you, or any OF your co.defendants Ia or TO
said premises. be adjudged TO be junior and I'm.
lenior TO the pla,niin's mortgage lien thereon,
barred. OF all equity OF redemption or other i'm.
tcrest In said iiOrtgaged premises.
You are hereby notified that you are required
day Of August, iiso5, and Il you 1f fail 10 S ans yssr
the same on or before said day, the facts ami
allegations contained therein viii he taken ms
,Ine ana Judgment and decree rendered us
THOMAS q. BARTON,
by JAMES AcNENY, His Atty, 52-it
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Notice 10 Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that l will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves rs candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday Of each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday preceding the Sd Sat.
urday Of each month.
The standing required for I'd and
I'd grade certificates is the same-no
grade below 40 per cent, average 80
per cent; for first grade certificate
no grade below 80 per cent, average
80 per cent. in all branches required
by law.
d. M. HUNTER. County Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Publication Notice.

Land ONCE at Bloomington. Neb., July g, 1893.
Notice y hereby given that the following.
am settler has filed notice Of his Intention
that said proof will be made before the clerk of
the district court, Webster county, at Red
Clond, Nebraska. on Saturday, September I'd,
the NJ, nei4 Sec %. 1p I, N RaiIe ~ w 9Th +,
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
MS continuous. residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis. Alfred Mccall, John II, Os
borne, George w. Hummel, Oliver Mccall, ail
OF Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Let q. q. BAILEY. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

TAYLOR keeps the largest aud best
selected stock Of wall paper eveI
brought TO Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

McNITT will exchange flour and feed
at cash prices. for corn, oats or potatoes
at market prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
1lau! Hail! lnaI0!

Farmers should call on II. T.. Pond oil
Red Cloud and have their crops protect
ed by Hail Insurance. Don't wait unit
your crop is destroyed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

DON'T forget it, that Morhart wants
all OF the old rags he can buy, from
this on. Don't forget it and sell them
to him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
First Glass Board,nr

Mr.. s. Baylcs wishes to announce to
the public that he Is prepared to take
boarders at $3.50 per week, sleeping
included. Apply at 4th Avenue
Hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she Was . Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she bad Children. che gave them CastoriA
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

IL not the n that worries us but tho
doctors bill. Keep n supply OF BegQs'
ramiiy Medicines on hrnd and reduce
Deyo q Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

&c. milk cans 80 cents, and Ono Cross
milk cans 60 cents Mt w. W. Wright's.
Sec him before buying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

ALL fancy rockers 10 per cent discoun,
OF 30 days. f. v. TAYLop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

LIST your farms or city propeit
for sale or rent with H. Il. Pond.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
BuckIen's Arnica SaIvc.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, Ulcers, Salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiiblains,
corns' and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. 1t
10 guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents Der
box, For sale by Getting Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

See w. w. Wright's for the finest gaso
line stoves in the city Of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

All kinds Of Bee supplies at A. Mo.
hart's. Such as sections, smokers and
foundation combs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
The Republican Valley Land Association, de
iendant, will take notice that on the nth day or
herein, hled his petition In the county court OF
Webster county, Nebraska, against said de-
tendant, the object and prayer of which are to
count Of money paid, laid out and expended by
plaiutim Tor the use Of said defendant and nj
rs special instance and request, on the redemD.
liens. and one JnO. C. Mitchell, having been
attached H. said action rs garnishce, plaIntiH
ASKS that all moneys, credits and effect, Of de.
payment Of amount found due plaintiff I'm said
cause. Plaintiff claims there Ia due him I'm sRi /
cause of action, the sumIof three hundred 5000
dollars and interest.
iou are required to answe said petition on
1879.
Dated July 2lth, 1893.
LIT G. G.. F~LANsBURG,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

SOME Of the best farms in Webster
County at q bargain. Sec II. Il. Pond.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
The Army BIII

4 CAR load OF rock salt for sale at L
rAlbrlght's Hour and feed store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Coat, Flour and Feed.

Don't you forget that l.. p. AL.
3 ght sells moro coal, -four or feed fol
81 than any one. See him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Farm for Sa0c.

desire to sell my farm situated four
miles southwest OF Guide Rock, and so
miles from Red Cloud. Level farm, 10
acres under cultivation. I also have a
good Clydesdale horse for sale cheap.
Call on or address, S. L. FRAsER.
35.6Odf.u Guide Rock Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

IL order to reduce stock, We will sell
all fancy rockers for IL Pc, cent discount
for 80 days. Now is the time IL You want
q nice rocker. F.V, IAYI,on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11

Que Of the leading men Of Toledo
sends to the Blade his analysis of the
situation as follows. 1t is worth con.
'ideriug:
1892
Grsndfather's big hat.
Wheat 81 per bushel.
Wool 20 cents per pound.
Homestead labor &c to $lS per day,
and striking for more.
1898
Growers big collar.
Wheat 60 cents per bnshel.
Wool 10 cents per pound.
Labor out Of a job.
Which did you vote for last fall?
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Excursion Tickets to World S
Fair.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS PRELIMINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany announces that the Trunk Line
Passenger Committee has author
lied the railroad companies to sell
excursion tickets to Chicago on ac-
count of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position on a basis of $40 from New
York by fast express trains, and S32
by express trains scheduled 10 make
the run in thirty-hye hours or more.
Proportionate rates will prevail from
all stations in Trunk Line territory.
The round. trip rate from Philadel-
phia will be S36.jO by fast trains,
and 5000 by the thirty e-hour
trains, starting from New York.
From Washington and Baltimore
the rate will be S3i5O by fast express
trains, and S27.6O by slow trains.
These tickets will not admit of Il
stop-off enroute, and eau be used
for continuous passage only. The
tickets will be on sale from April
18th to October Both inclusive, and
will be. valid for return trip until
November 18th, 1898.
All the lines leading TO Chicago
will sell tickets good for passage
going by one route returning by an
other, so that Il person may go out
by the Pennsylvania Railroad, and,
if he wills. return by the New York
Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Erie or
any other trunk line, or go out by
any other line, aud return by the
Pennsylvania.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
How Some People Live.

well, / don't like to waste the
postage" remarked a justice of the
peace in the presence of our reporter,
as he scanned long list of accounts
that groceryman led left with him
for collection. 1--WE infer from that
that you have not much confidence
in the honesty of the creditors" 4"
said the reporter. That's just it,"
and taking his pencil he summed up
the column of figures and it made
nearls four hundred dollars. After
hearil how the man who had trusted
out hid goods had been forced to go
out okbusiness, and how some who
were }s debtors lived in great style,
held Wiice, belonged TO honorable
professions, prayed in church. etc,
it crezRd desire on our part to
knowho belong to the class of men
who nsser pay their debts, and we
were fsEmitted to glance over the
list. III we would do as every news
paperAh hould do, publish list of the
namee fof these persons, it would
surpri@ the people. On great 'oc-
casioi,s when sashes and uniforms
are tk6prder, some can be seen in
costly <regalia, others wear good
clothe4 but toll not neither do they
spin .'others spend hundreds Of dol
lars Il politics for the good Of the
country; others drive out in open
barotcbes of a nice evening, while
others draw big pensions from the
government, and others occupy high
positions OF trust. Not one in the
list ofereditors referred to has an
appesrnfce of poverty not one was
eyercofnpelled to apply to the over.
seers for relief by reason of bad
luck or III health; not one ever had
his ndnlc registered among the de-
serving poor. This is the class of
pc, 9Svho break up merchants.
II kIs,t-'. - ~ Nan'
t.-.Ao ~ Ao.~S s..S ~
ganizat1On ofprotective associations
and the sooner they are "black listed
and forced to pay their way like
other people the sooner will the bus
ines men of the town enjoy rea-
sonable degree of prosperity. .-Er.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Scalps.

In Pennsylvania n Legislative in
vestigation reveals the fact that 49,
600 was paid for the scalps of certain
alleged will animals, said scalps be-
ing found to have beeu manufactur-
ed out of mules heads and buffalo
robes. In nine months, 100000 was
paid for the killing of hawks and
owls, Mt fifty cents each, and many
parties were found to be raising
hawks and owls as n profitable in-
vestment. In many instances the
various disbursing officers were so
ignorant of the characteristics of
these animals, that all sorts of heads,
OF chickens, turkeys and various
birds were palmed Off upon them
Erchdnge.
A good deal of the above is rot.
The law is that the bird or animal
is to be presented before the justice
or notary, and the head or scalp cut
off in the presence of deponent and
an elector of said county" in which
the bird or animal was killed. II
would require n fool or n knave to
cut uead fONS : scalp from n live
mules ear, and any justice who
would cut a chickens or turkeys
head off and call it a hawk ought to
have his own head cut off and that
of n iackass put on his shoulders.
Raising hawks and owls for the
scalps is moonshine. Let any one
try it and he will find that that bus
mess beats setting Leghorn hen
before she is through laying. But
this is the kind of rot our city leg
islators, who don't know fat hog
from barrel on pegs-put through
themselves in order to increase the
misery caused by prolonged ses-
sion OF the Pennsylvania legislature.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Save the Woodland.

The present Legislature would do
well to pass o bill .4slerially reduc-
ing taxes on woodland. At present
the taxes on woodland are the same
as any other kind of land, which
creates n premium on the woodchop-
pers' axe. In order to realize from
it owners of such land have trees re-
moved so that an opportunity may
be afforded for cultivating it. This
is the one great cause of so much
destruction of our forests. The
work of destruction will go on Just
as long as the taxes on woodland re-
main at the present rate. In order
to save them the Legislature should
speedily take action upon reducing
the taxes. The wholesale destruc-
tion of timber has materially effect
ed our springs, and has caused
drouth where rain in abundance
would no doubt have occurred. For
this reason our farmers are prac-
tically losing more than they realize
from obliterating the forests but
they will continue on in the present
course so long as the taxes are the
same on woodland as on land from
which they ostensibly derive more
revenue.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
NO. 10.

the people suffered such an act Of
assembly as the act of 100 to re.
main unrepealed as long as they
did, but at last the injustice of it
was seen and the result was it's re-
peal by the legislature of 1889, and
that is and will be the end of all
laws to force landowners TO build
fences TO prevent other peoples an
imals from doing damage 60 their
land and crops in the old state of
Pennsylvania. The old Keystone
State is a little slow 20 move. but
when she does move it mean some
thing.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

The trout season openos on Satur-
day, but the streams are yet too
high and the air too cold for rsuccess-
ful angling.
The two men arrested and placed
IN Jail for breaking into ). Weis
store are tramps and they refuse to
give their names.
The wind Is quito inviting, ana lis getting down
20 play
Wnelc the spooKlod trou, b, biting In the cool
brook f1r away.
the uIoIets arr blooming AMI the sweetheart,
a. rne gate
one liars gotta n,nns rod, and rno others
digging bait.
Tho Oliver chilled plow and AL tho
repairs down to the smallest bolt
are always kept in stock at WotzcY,
Cash Store, Swinolord, Pa.
To LET. The contract for building
"A dwelling house. Who wants the
Job ? For particulars call on or adj
dress. w. II. Knepp.
TroXolville, Pa.
SHINGLES , SHINGLES We
have Just received 10000 Michigan
White Pine Shingles. If in need of
any please call and examine. Prices
are rs follows: No. l % $500 per NJ,
No. , 90 $500 per VI.
A. II. UIsH ~ Son,
Swineford, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Snyder Still Wrestling With
Death.

PoRr TREvoRroN, Pa, April 10.
Ed. osT.--The condition of young
Snyder, who had his head crushed
by stone thrown by his brother, is
precarious. Occasional possibilities
of recovery become visable, but sud
den relapse adds only widest mock
cry to the most hopeful rally. The
peIpetrator of the crime is still at
large, though liable to be taken in
to custody at any moment. Popular
indignation is rife, and should the
wounded man die before an arrest is
made, trouble may only be averted
by the timely Interference Of legal
authorities.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

Musical COLLEGE. The Spring
Term opens May LIST, in vocal and
instrumental music. For catalogues
address Henry b. Meyer, Freeburg,
Pa. 3-23
j. Weiser, ESD, u prominent at
torney of Middleburgh, was in town
on Thursday. He brought Mr.. IL.
Burns Smith here to attend school.
Burns is a Jolly, good natured, good
looking fellow, and if his enormous
physique does not land him on the
foot alIteam, we are sadly mistaken
-LetOis6urg Chronicle.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

Said Il noted man of 90 years, my
mother gave me Downs Elixir for
coughs aud colds when l was a boy. "
For sale by W. IL. Beaver, Middle
burgh, and j. W. Sampsell, Centre
vile. L..
1 have now in stock all the latest
designs in wall paper, which L will
sell at but slight advance above
wholesale rates. Paper hanging a
specially, and L respectfully solicit
your patronage. j. G. SwINEFoRD,
Middleburgh, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Friends Of the Post.

Roll OF HoNoR.-Tu. following
persons have paid their su0-cript.on
TO the Posr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa-
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Der GeIantosrap9.
Die ebodemadeune GrinSumg hes gtps
fehnrS GIii4a @rah.


8et 8etradtung Der un9ebeuren
Mense bon @rfinbungen, pelde in BET.
lesten De5ennten gemadt muroen, rtda
eS ltnS mattfmal beoiinfen, ais Oh Def
menidli9e @etit ii9 Der @ren3e leiner
tnpentioen &raft nGbere uno 6etno@
tperoen mir faft ununterbroden bur4
gfeues iiberral9t. 8ellanb, In ieinert
5ufnnftstraum, 9ebt niGt iiber ba8
Telepbonaeitalter bittauS ut1b bod f0ttt
men f6on mir auf bieies semiliermaBen
mitletbtg 3uriidleben ltno treten berettS
in bas 3eitalter beS Ie(autosrapben.
@as lit nun Der Telauto9rapb ?
S1on felt 1876, .als bas Telep6on 3lt,
erit in @ebrau9 fam, betorte man, baB
6tefes Snltruz -@
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ment fur Sc, MMA@
ibdfts5mede ben MNI \
9roben ytaatbetl WIN
babe, feline Iuf> RoW %\
3etdntns a1 btu WAY H. 81
t~erlaiien, etn 9ros YN@
fer MfiBitano In AN
IN erer miBs ~~
trauiiden j3ett, @ASA
bic gaeS i9war5 @S@M
auf mciB 1eben -gGSw
mill. Dem ab3u> - "
6elfen lit bie 8es
Thinning beS Gliiba @rop.
Telautograpben ben1 ct iiberliefert
nidt bios cine Botl6aft telesrapbild,
ionbern 9ibt ffe tn serarem Saelimile
Der Sanbidrift bes aorreiponbirenben
pieeer.
Der Ielautograpb lit ba8 6eiultat
Ser Qrbeiten bon profeHor @ltlba @rap
lit Chicago, benz ~beriibmten @rfinber
ether Netbe bon Berbeiierunsen auf
benz @ebiete Der T%elesrapbte uno Eeles
pbotie, iirb errpeiit ftd, tpie Die meiften
9roben %Grftnoungen alS 3iemli9 einfad.
@r beftebt aus etnem nebermittler uno
einen1 Gmpfdnger. Iuf BEN lleber.
mtttler ntrh Elm 9em0bnltder Bleiitift
benust an belien 9pise 3net Seioen<
idniire bic 8erbin6ung NIT Dem lleber,
tra9ungSappatat berfteaen. Die fort
refponoirenben 8~emegungen merben auf
benz Gmpfdnger bur9 eite nit Ttnte
9efiiIte aapillarr0bre BON @laS, bte tn
@elenf BON 3fpei Mlumintumarmen lteBt1
auSsefibrt. Mfan fdreibt auf Yaptt1xf
oas fi6 abrollt, unb beim BormdrtM
fhieben nit Der 9ano miro eiu 6ebel M
B~eueguus seiett, ber bnrd elettrifM
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VINUN RUBIDUM PASTEURIENsE.
Sanitdt8sWein.

1niere in GIafden pa fte urifirten
Rotbtueine. fuelde bon befonbers ebIer
@attnns unb gutem Sabrsans bis 3ur
Slaf8enreife lo%rgfaltigf 9epfest
unb nnter Mus1dIub Der attnoipbarii4en Stuff
in bet Slaide Bis gu Der bon g ateur Dor,
seldriebenen Temperatur uns unter geaauer
8efolsuns Der bon oetnieIben gesebenen Bes
finlmunsen bebarbelt finb, eisnen fih aubcr,
orbentlt4 gum @ebrauA fir &ranfe unb Res
eoubaleScenten unb BET @pibemten unb fiab
in reridiebenen sr0feren SoSpitdIern, Rran.
fenbduiern, 2oaaretben &c. bereitS NIT guteut
@rfpIs einsefibrt. Mi4t senug .5nnen
wir aber biefe oor3i gfi4en nobL
aepfegten 8etne aud tdelh
den @ebran4 empfehIen.
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rabm 9o6reu Die Ne6tSprarts mteber
auf unb ermarb }ih nt9t Bios ben STUFF
zines iberaus thdtigen Suriiten, iom.
bern 9efpaun aud 10 iebr bas Bers
trauen leiaer M~eitbirser, baB er oils
elmer Der populdriten Manner beS
Nor6meitenS gift. Sbmobl Democrat,
ipurbe er, 1882, bur9 eineti ~republifa+
nii9en @ouperneur gum 9reisri6ter
erttatltlt ullo befleibete bas Mmt brei
Termine lang. Stir ieiuen iesieen Po<
iten mar er bur1 einittmmises Botum
Der republifaniiden ~0estslatur tnoofiirt.
Der neue Snbaber oes 70 fdwiert9en
penfionsanlteS 3dblt allo In beiber poo
litii9en 8arteten marine Sreunbe. DaB
er fie perbient, oafir ipri6t nidt gum
Wenisiten Der llmitaub, bab 9odren eS
ftets peridmdbte, aus ieiner 3rtesss
lorbeeren politi1de8 3apttal 81 ldlas
gen, pie eS 10 piele anbere setban.
Iud UNI feline jssise 5telluns bat er
itd nidt bepOrben.
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@emetefaue.

S.9. Clifford In Gep GaReI, mts. baite nerp6{es
aopfwet unb 4beumattsmus, bic gerbauunssprsdns
waren tn f9ledtem 3aHanbe, bic eeber merflf& anse.
8rtHen, Bate tetnen appetit unb mar h~berbaupt ppas
Ben ttn furtrt.
Gbnarb ebepberb, Sarrisburs, gu toste Elm.
pTene @nnbe am getne, bic fdcn adt Sabre ~selaufer
mar, @ebraumte bret Sfai@en electric Hitters uni
feben G@aGteln Ba6leu'S arntea Galbe nab BIZ
Bunbe NJ seteilt. Spbn Gpeo ter, Gatamba, Sbic,
baft fhnf QBunbeu am 4etue bur6 Eteber perurla&t.
Die Gerste erfldrten feinen fan ais untetIbar. Gin,
Ela5&e Gleetrie 4itters nnb efne Gmamtei Budlens &r,
mica SaIte baden ibn psnianbts eurtrt. gu baben Ia
allen Nyctfeten. abnlpb Drei6, Ttsmpfon u Co.,
WtpIefuie.
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Oerfumt sieiesl

IS feftet Rt4tS unb lptrb Gu6 F9erltr btenlt& ,ttn,
toutet Sbr Sufen, Grtdltuns cber irsen6 Elm 9eiben bel
6alie8, Der gruft cber aunsen ba6eu. Or. aina,
nsus GrLinbuns sesen G@ptnbju&t perf4aft atnSe.
runs. Dteies niro saranttrt, TN anberen Saqe bas
@elo suraderfattet. Sclas, bic an Der Grtppt iitten,
fanben. bab es ba8 Bette Daittel mar, Bel Nnwenbuus
biefes Praparat8 erlanste man etne ~fcforttse unb per-
manente CUR. "
Ueriu&t eine grpbeHai6e unb ~hberseust Gud, nj,
rtrfli@ gut bteies Weittel 1T. grpteFeiheu u~nentaeli.
It'd BET Der Gan antpnic Drua Go. su kdben.
gertauft perben fe 50 90 Gts. un6 100 fur srob,
TIaf&en.
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DER G~Hlptdn9er.
B~erbinoung in .analoger Weije baS Ya>
pier auf benz @npfd1ger In Betpegung
briust. Der Telautosrapb arbeitef
let9t unb gerduihloS unb Sebermattrl.
Der lberbaupt fdreiben fam, fam i'm
benusen. Sebe Nrt 5hrift, @teno.
graphic, 3eibnungen, Mle8 gibt er ge,
trei mteber. 70 bab feline Beosutnng fir
ben Werfebr cine gong auBerorbentli9e
lit.
Sc erldeint iiberflhiEg, Die pielen
Vortbeile, wel6e Der Telaltograpb ge.
ipdbrt, ein3eln auf3u3dblen fie miffen
felbft benz Dentfanlen einleuhten.
Wur Der einen befreienben Tbat feineS
@rftnbers fei bter eripdbnt, baB er benz
fbrtftlt9en @eoaufenanStanfh abiolute
Si6erbeit oes @ebeimniGes gibt, oor>
ansgeiett eben, oab ft9 Sic &orrelpon.
6trenben burh irgen6 etn 3eihen threr
Berion %pergemiiiert baben-eine Sider.
bett, bic felblt iber bie Maht zines
rf4mar5en Gabinetts" ober bic Dieuaier
zines Yoitboten btnausgebt.
Rrofefor @rap itebf fest IN feinem
60. 3ebensjabre; ct lit tn Belmont
County, O., bon arnlen @lterl geboren
nno bate In ieinen tunsstt Snbreu nit
isbr piel Wfibsei6id 3t tainpfen. 6
mar erit Grobi9mieb, bann 3tmmer,
mann uno neroiente ii6 bas Welb aa
ieineu Stubien unb Experimental burf)
barte Grbeit. Sein critics patent er.
belt er 1867 fir ette automatii9e
Be4felporri9tuns fir tslserapbii9e
Ipparate nn6 crre9te bartit urtsr Sad,
genoffen aufieben. Sefte Grfinbur>
gen tra9eu alle ben Stempel Der Srtsts
aalitdt nnb Der Ginfadbett.