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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
Dit. JOHN BULLS Principal office:
No. 10 FIFTH, Gross Strcet,)
IsoutSOi11o, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Wy Unitedlstntcs nnd World
wide Readers:

4 HAVE received many Testimonials from
lurutc- sional and medical men, ~ my almAnsc-
ant various publications have shown, I'LL (which
arr genuine. Ihe following. nom highly edu.
Gated and popular ply stefan "a Brurg.a, - cer-
tainly one oi the most sensible comniun icstiob-
have ever received. br. Clement knows .N.
artly what hc speaks of, aud hs testimony dee
serves tn l." written 10 letters Of gold. Hear
What a." Doctor .H!- Of buIfs Worm Se..
troycr;
Nilanow, MAlKcr County, Ga,
June -, lstb.
pr JoiN Brtt-pcar siri I have recently
ant hnd II wonderfully cthcciOu- u has not
failed M single instance Co have the wi-hed-ior
effect. am DOING pretty large county practice,
aud have daily use tOf some article OF the k.ui.
am tree To confess hat 1 knoNof no remedy
recommended by the abie-t authorities that 10 ~
certain and speedy IN IT, effects. on the contrary,
they are uncertain n thv extreme, Ny obcytM
writing you Is a. tnd out upon what terms ] eau
get the medicine directly nom you. II eau gct
ttupun Ii-y terms, | shall use great deal col Il.
an, aware that the use OF -uc articles IL contrary
TO the teaching. and pracucc VI great majority
OF the rfgeitr line dt-cafding remedy WHOM ""
kuus ~ lie sufficient, SIMPLY because We may be
ignorant uf IT. combination For my part, II all
make Il a rus to use all and every means 20 al
leyato suffering humanity which may b. aide
Ia command not hositatng because som" one
more ingenious than my sci hay. learned IT,
effects urrt, and secured the sole right 60 secure
that knowledge. However. am by no means an
advocate or supporter oftl" thousand ufsoHhlc-s
nustruWs that Hood The county, that purpur' To-
cute all manner OF DISEASE. 20 Nhich hrsh i her.
Please reply soon, and uform mo ot your b-.t
t'uu-. am, sir, very respectfully,
JULIUS J.. CLEMEsI, NJ. u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
r.,,..,,i " DE Ga,fros AfplcIsE 60.
= Hack for sh. MILAN.

IrIss.-t- auI dealer. 10 medicine
-.gIv,ss
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Jusr RECEIVED The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Me Hats aud caps at
r, Nett :, No. ~ Ohio Iey.e.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
The Cairo Bulletin, j upe 10.
q he 8ulletin.

u he 4nHetln.
..la.,
Jusr RECEIVED The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't I3odder Me Hats aud caps at
r.. Naars. No. ~ Ohio Leyee.
WNLDgggs CLoTHiSI re- srPgRIoR To
ANY READY MADE GOODS N CAIRO. His
motto Il '"Quick sale. and SMALL rRor-
| rs. &c
| Buy Your CLOTHING YBoM Wadcr,
corner 9th Street and Ohio Lcvec. ALI
his goods arc reduced to gold prices but
will be sold for grccnbacks. II
---------e -----
| Clothing for the million at p Nefs No
~ Ohio lcvcc. The best good in the city
will he found II, this house. If
| BARGAISs' BAROAIss a good suit Of
clothing for ten dollars, at =. NeTs. 70
Ohio Leyec.
Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
.even,y-ave cents only ut p. NeTs No.
~, Ohio Lcvcc
STrDY your interests and read the adj
verti,cmcnt "Groafest Work Of the Age.
In this paper. maylsd3w
-Gp,,nmer, Li,lc Thread, silk, LINEN,
cro.'-barrd and ncrino wear, s,it
aide fot the -ssnn, u, the fart,ms clothing
Ia II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
Piano TUNING.
Mr. G. Robbins Of Chicago W

Cairo few day mex, week, and will give
attention to such order. fnr tuning or re-
pairing pianos, u. may De- left with Mr.. Il.
y Robbins. Prize" for timing ~.
Piano. for sale ut low rate, aud on easy
terms. Aaa. jeG1G,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

'IHE proprietor of this celebrated medicine
i Justly claims for u superiority over all re-
needles ever offered to the public for the safe, ~
tiH, ss,sds dRf per naHeri owe Of Agu. aud Fever
or ChIil- Rni Fever, whether OF short or long
Standing. lie refers t. the entire Western and
Southeastern country To- bear HIM testimony TO
the truth Of the assertion, that IA no case
whni.v"r VIII Il TAIL to cure, u the directiob- are
strictly followed and earned out. In great
Iu,ny cases u single dose has been sufficient for
cure, and whole Hmuics have been cured by
single bottle, Hith perfect restoration OF 10"
general health. IL ", however, prudent aud IN
every case tsoro certain to cure il IT. use is con.
tiuuod IN smaller doses Tor week or two tfierthe
4 -vasC Aas been checked, moro especially ia DIT.
trult and long standing eases. Usually, THIS
medicine will not require any AID to Keep ~"
towels M good order should the patient, howcN'
ct, REQUIRE a rathartic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses of the Tome, single
dose oi BulIs Vegetable Family Pats
viii be- sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at
his Laboratory, Fifth street, Louis.
Vile, Ky:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
4 Toilet Necessity.

Ar.r nearly thirty y'nfs' experience, go. nov
generally admitted nat Murray a I.snnsn'- Flor.
in ", i"r b. tis u'o-t otrc-hfnr AMI arr eaiI. u
al rHl-t trffiin"-. III, cuiif'iy different from
cologne water Ai,d should never b" cDnfouud"d
9th u u- p,ff ns 81 COLOGNE disappearing a
to- moments afier IL app,inAticn. ~hil-, that ~
me lisrids v .i..r lass for p,aaJ days soiious
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
I..k Ia Nsar lhiidres-Ghe Great
Ans.so.lss =

Soothing Kennedy.
49,. Cuf'- COTE aud tripping pp,yE
U.tt,,,tt,- ~" ioseI-, and fAfIll. 81.
tate. thr proee-r Of 49,
fgrtlinE
800 Sabine. '0nst iSion- fp.,,,v
,.t and OVER or,os ~ d.4 '".."
"" esses incident 10 "a. ssSY.
~ f,ui4 anl rbl.if-o 60
... ftufts IVA thss, ~ ssh. pi,t,.
.... .,f... 'sTy aui -umWsf Com. 81.
~, T.sUt ~ uhuIfvu 81 Del. S..
..r-.
% ,- tts n,ost Infant. AMI Chii.if-u'. so1tiUug
iDia..i) 90 oil d,-"rt,f- hfoasLg 90 % .e.,hips,
ui .uy uthsf rhu-'.
rlspH,.i ~ ~, GR,fTus MfplcIsE Co.,.
- is-i'-, Mo.
,,tf,su.fs -.g IN,ss
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-13

quarter of section /, Township Is n, b Is Z. loe
scres, at los, the NV frsct. quarter Of Section l.
same Township, III acres. 1t III the 81 quarter
Of Section 1, same Township, leo acres, At 160;
| the SW quarter Of Section I, same Township, 16O
acres, at 100; the NE quarter Of Section IL. same
Township, leo acres, at 800; the Sc quarter Of
Section II, same Township. 100 acres. at 800 (;
| the SW fractional quarter of Section IL, same
Township, 81 acres, at sos; the NE quarter Of
Section Is, ssme Township, 100 acres. at 1s0; the
NV quarter of Section Is, same Township, leo
acres at 160; the Sc quarter Of Section Is, same
Township, leo acres, at 100; the sW quarter Of
Section IL. same Township. leo acres. at 100;
the Sc quarter and sW fractional qnarter of Sec
ton IS. Township N, is E, 200 acres, at 300;
the Sc quarter Of Section 81, Township 16 n, r 10
E. 16O acres, at 500; the SW fractional quarter Of
Section 81. Township Is N, R l9 Il, leo acres, at
500; the SW quarter Of Section 80, Township 16
N, 10 L, l6O acres, at 100; the Sc quarter Of
Section IS, Township Is N, r 10 &, 100 acres, at
500; the SW quarter of Section IS, Township 10
N, 10 E, 16O acres. at l6O; total. IL ,2S Tax
and delinquency, SO7 7l13. (The above taxes
and delinquency under the assessment for the
fiscal year 1869
The taxes and delinquency in the above cases
for 1865, are payable in currency, and the costs
in coin; and the taxes, delinquency and costs, in
the above for 1869, are all payable in coin.
Payment before judgment can be made to the
Clerk Of the Court in which the suits are pending.
Carson City, April 6, 1870.
THOs. WELLS.
Dist. Atty. Ormsby Co. New.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-13
A PROCLAMATION.

whereas . convention concerning the citizen
ship Of emigrants between the United States OF
America and the Grand Duchy Of Hesse. was
concluded and signed by their respective plenipo-
tentiaries At Darmstadt, on the first day Of Au-
gust, one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight,
which convention being in the English and Ger
man languages, is word for word A. follows:
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
Done in the city of Washington this thirty first
day Of August, in the year Of cur Lord one thu
sand eight hundred and sixty mine, and Of the in
dependence of the United States the ninety fourth
[U. 3. Seal U. 2. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-13

q. III, MAIS3.
CARSON CITY, New,
Upholsterer and Furniture Dealer,
A Good Stock of Furniture on hand and for sale.
Spring Beds, Mattresses and Lounges made to
order. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Sewing Machines cleaned and re-
paired. Also, Auction and
Commission.
CARSON STREET, opposite Wells, Fargo Co.
G. H. MASH,
Agent for the sale Of
GROVER L BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
AND MANUFACTURERS MACHINES,
For sale at San Francisco Prices.
Satisfa elton Guaranteed to Pur.
chaSeFS.
Call and Examine them before purchasing others.
December LIST. 1864.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-13

THE COPARTNERSHIp HERETOFORE EX-
i listing between A. W. Tjader and Geo. Munck-
ton, Physicians and Surgeons, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to them requested TO settle up
by the first day of April, or their accounts will be
ieft with the proper officers for collection
4. W TJADER,
GEO. MUNCKTUN
Carson, March 18th, 1870. mh2l
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24
Weak and Delicate Children

are made s*ron:: lsg. U,iug .iic 1sirIets
oE l'ossaE- II :atl. they Family
fiedlcise~. ! hey can bc {! ssiilii~re
Vi.h PciE,"s s:Ie.y ~ Sr.Iia three
IA onfi'> old. 20" most delicate tIa:lc,
ca 4 islaIl OF line ).
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

Thousands al eases. when the pa
ticni supposed lie " ailiici Cd wiz IA
ti,is tcrFIDi disease, have been cure
by the use Of shsc~e rvtaC dies. ENarcI
eriHvia ion. ii c'3ttiEA. and ,oUga are
the usual attendants G,}Di severe
chses of dyspepsia o. disease OF the
d Sr-tiye or-nhs. Even ia cases OF
gcnntue IouatsisI g5ti Uit. I'Irsc remedies
~ i'll br ED.I'sd q, ssle greatest bcne Il 4,
stfr:fi = !so-.::aG and inFi S1raS,mg.
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G,ola.1N,a German Diltsrs

4. entirely ve get able, R,a-i co.l'aiFts u
liquor. &: T. vo.sI 20 rEs,i 81 Fluid r, :
tracts. The ESOots. IieTJ~. a.,I B.rks
from lVi.iCh these cN,racts are = c
are -ataersd ia Germany. al the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
tnrfn rs a sci IE4ElC che utGsG. These
extracts are then f3Ft. = gsi ID 10 All.
country t,s he used ez pTc,sIy tor the
ma "a iIf3,ctltre o+ GEC-e lSiEtcFs. There
is alcoholic ~ttir-, a'bC- o. any T. I'D
used in .on4BoUudtnG the Eii8ters,
hence h y GtEc OIL tE!1fcTs that can
be { q in eases ~ "a re sicb.toIie siias
Ulants are NOS al y ia gis.
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7 Il + i [ L Q t
FARMERS- COLLIN.

ner:
1t i hopeless to .,tcmpt to fa.tcn them
while they are at haergy. Ihey mus; be
put In 4 proper coop: aad this ike most
other p0u try appultenance>, need not Ue
expensive. u iatten tweiye towi- coop
may t. three feet long, eighteen inches
high. and eighteen Inches deep uaIs cu
treiy Of barr, - part Of i >suI neither
top, nor bottom nor sides. Discretion must
be used according the ~lz Of tie chleE
en-, put NJ. They must not want T0su. :;
indeed, the closer ,he better, provided Ihly
can all stand W at the same time. Gaze
must be taken to plt ug such d have been
accustomed TO he together, or they viii
fight l. one ! qgarTc ,ome il j. better 10
remove il at once, or ike other tad exau-
pies. it soon finds iu.ita;ors \ discussed
chicken should not lie pat up.
The food should be ground eat, and Il y
either be put up III a trough, or on la,
board running along the font If the coop.
1t may be mixed with water OF mix, the
latter Is the bet II should be well soak
ed, forming pulp a loose as can he. pro-
yidtd il does not run Of The hoard. They
must he well led three CT four times per
day, the first time a. soon after day break
as may be possible or c0nycuI.nt, ana
then al interval, OF tour hours. Zach ucai
shoud be a. much - NOR: than they
can eat ~ clean " hen they have done
eat;as the board should lie wiped and some
grave! may te spread On it. II causes them
to feed and t'rlve.
After fortnight Of this treatment you
VII have .yO4 .at fowls II. huwcIrr,,tCIe
are but five or Xix % Re ia!t. 4. they aust
not l1.}e 80 much rpum lh u.eh there
were twelve Nothing /, easier than 90
allot them the proper space a. i y only
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Xxx
-,
Grant, Jr., in Phillips Exeter Aca lemy.
Prince Arthur requires thirtv-seven pieces
# baggage 10 carry his extra clean shirt ana
shotgun.
( Tie King Of Prussia, it is said in Berlin,
lives al the present time principally on eg.s.
caviar milk and very stron. French brandy.
Queen Victoria b 5 neuralgia. which shifts
- 'o1A-i.' II Wy . cause much alarm 70
Ast p. S''i''-s'
i4Aoe arthur mas falSea 'Ie price q i'''-
shieE A.'' IN Ne" 1ofN.
1-E- uirl0a!dI re" novel Is said 10 be
N'sAis sensational A-t.-hs some one every Two
p"5s'-
! minnesota taxes the premium young
niaFr'ed woman only e!eVeh years old has
o-'--- A'H ~ al VHSl w CdIdS
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So \ purse of$I0oo has been made up
for tn family Of Rev. Horace Cooke, hy
the NeIhodjs, Church at Na4ayaGeck,
over which he vas one pastor.
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Thousands OF letters have been +
cfi'"d. test ii'S 20 l4c : lEI Of "a.
rem eGies.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
PROPOSALS TOR FORAGE.
YrMA Dsror. Marsb 25th. ls1o.

CtEALRD PR0Po &LS ir triplieste are iavited - for the deii,e-y at ;ajs Depot ant at Fort lu- iss. for ;he cnsai d5ra- year, &. ..fee hundred aed fifty tons Of aay, lroEe or less,
 bids for portion of the abof1 rll be coasii- cred.
 The Eay 10 be of tue best bottom crass. in bales of not less than two hsndfed (2O1l bounds each 10 be delivered 8. either tue Depot or u Pos, in such qlantities and at su,h times as may be required.
 Deliver to cOmrHcnce on the lst of October and to be oo'npi.te oy the 3lst of December l57O Bidders must enclose with their bids state- ment by her propoSd suretes, taken before Justice Of the Peace and eertied by hun, of their intention to give bonds in the sun of seven sh ou- sand C 0J5l dollars for the faithful performance of the contract, in case it be awarded to their principal.
 Bids will be received until 2, oolol F. M. Tues d@J May. 10th, 1870, when they will be opened. Bidders are requested to be present at the open ing of the bids. The undersigned reserves the ri gat to reject any all bids not deemed for the interest of the Government, G. B. DANDY, | al2to Rgt. Brig. Gsn'l U. 5. A.,
 A. 0. NJ,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
pRnP0sALS FOR BARLEY

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR 6QO.O0o POUNDS C of Barley will be received by the undersigned at their ofics in Tucson, until noon, Monday, A"y I'd, 1870.
 Bids for the above Barley will specify the amounts currency-per pound. The Barley to be delivered at Tucson as soon after the il r3t day of July next as possible, and to be paid fer on delivery.
 All bids for the above amount of Barley must be signed by two responsible men as security for the delivery of the same in said contract be awarded.
 Bids fer any amount over and above twenty thousand pounds will be received.
 HINDS | HOOKER.
 Tucson, April 7th, 1870, 9s4
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09

ians eni in puFsni. oi Mr AOpsea, whoie horse ian some loo wards before falling, lie was tiwever, pr-p.sej 10 rece.Tc taem, and when they had appr'~,cl'rl sufficiently n-ar--ye iin: ike demons the vhii4-fre;l, A ling oue and mo,taily wouuGiug he oiher
 On the followingHigh band Of these rel thieves stole 70 heet of cattle from held not more than 2Oo yards ou'si e the !Tsis of the town. Inc cattle were thos- o' Juan Gre galva
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
NOTICE.
ASSESSOR s OFFICE, UNITED STAT : INTERNAL REVENUE,
 DISTRICT OF ARIZONA.
 Tucson March 10th l87

Notice is hereby given, in accordance with provisions of Internal Rev enue Laws, Section l9-that appeals iron the action of the Assis- tant Assessors of this district, in regard to as- sess1nents on tbe auual list of taxes for 1870, will be received and determined at ny ofice in frcsco,, from the frsto the six.h of 4 pril next, during business hours each day
 All appeals must be made in writing specify ing he particular cause matter or thing, res- pectinr which decision Is desired and stating inc error complained or Communications sentby mail will receive immediate attention.
 HENRY < BIGELOW, | m26t2 Assessor District of Arizona
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
N0TECE,

WE have appoin ted SAMUEL HUGHES, Tucson, A. T., our Agent for the sale of aN lumber made al the
 &anta Rifa Saw EEsIH All orders for lumber left with him vii receive prompt attention.
 LAZARA de YERKES,
 Santa Rita Saw Mill Co. March g, 1870; tf
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
NOTICE! t! In the matter of the Estate !
 of John H. Conwell, deceased.

Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned or O. the said state 10 the creditors of, aId all per ors beving claims against, the sa,d estate to exhihil the same at he office of 'ihos P. Daifioy, in the town of Tucson. pr to Charles Conwei, Camp Grant A. T., with the necessary vouchers within twelve nths from the date of this notice; after which ime out, standing cla ms will be for eve- debarred
 CHARLES CNNN ELL
 m5t8. Administrator, Tucson, A. T., March lst, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
N 0tiCe :! |!

We will inform the Public, ani travelling Com munity in general, that have just built and fitted up, good store house at Fort Bowie A. T and have furnished the same with a Complete assortme [ of Goods suitable for Travellers and emigrants, which we will sell at the same prices that such goois sOii for in Tucson, or on h Rio Grande. Our Stock consists of genera! asi oTtment of Dry Good. and Groceries and we will keep constantly on hand four, Bacon, Lard Corn Beans, snd in fact, any article required by emiEran;s, ana travellers, at reduced prices.
 FULLY OCHOA < Co.
 Jan. 18th 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
H9TE6E E.

1u Lhe Iuattef oI tuo I@Stdte
 of Hampton Brown deceased. NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of and all persons having claims against. the estate of Hampton Brown, deceased to present them to the undersigned at his office in Tucson. with the necessary vouchers, within twelve months from the 6ato of this notice. After which time out standing claims will be for ever debarred.
 JOHN II. ARCHIBALD
 Administrator. Tucson, A. T, March 24, A. D. 1870. At
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-09
TJCs0N, A. T.. June lst. 1869

TJosoN, A, T.. June lst, 1869 NJ R. Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the trnnsq c'ion of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Cove 'nUlent stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup. plies.
 MINDS & HOOKER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

Scr ,,Gentral BaubereIn g."
Der bisbtr bel DaleHtin Diet In 6Rr. 9Q3. Hltcs
Nnnffr.. ib periarnneIt bot. lit pom 90. 9eJenbsr ait
a. Srn. Petnridj sistb, Rr. az, seq FIR. oerIsst
iuOrotn. B~eriammlun8 4bsnos z ubr. SIN Nnfrags
Des StreitOtiums
ISCo-U Carl eibbtFe, Yrd5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

gRie bieis nit Der einen 6auo nimmt, mas it
init Der anOsren 9tebt, srtidIt I'D Die SeH0ts'
Rsiolution ifr bic anInSiiie unter elmer Gta
.Oingung. ipelbt Die 5ugeftanoeue 8etudbrufB
perane 10 lanle i1uIorlih mn4t, ala Is Der
rtpublifanii9en 9artei belitbt.
Auf Der anoeren settle bsiisbt Elm Inter
i&iso 3Dtidsn ben beioeu 8or'9ldgeH Suts
ler's Btq l66t nab ibrer &nRu1me Die ciaent'
libe Antneitiefrnge INNER NOD als cine otene.
ggirO isOn9 bic BON S6urs prOpontrte 8eios
luton an9enommsa, 10 tann nur no1 Die
Srage Sur Sprahe tommeH, oh iRr ne tepuz
blitaHiide 9arisi Oi. aufbsburg Der GHtrt9z
tun9en nod fsrHer jpltmdBt9 II oosr ht1t,
Nfan muB isooA qe'teber, oaB ner unters
IAieO Elm iebr feiner ut. Stlbll pi1n Senel
uuo 6aus Die bon Stur3 eing.brdhte Helo.
luton annsbmen, 10 piro Der lebt3e 5tan0.
punt Der SaGe Hiht gsdnotrt. otnn au1 Damn
mArOe es iib sbenio, Ute mob bsuts UNI ole
SauptfIage Der polttIihen 3DCd 11dBl9telt per
WiaBregel banetIn. SO 1T liar, o0B Ole we
i~oluiion gsssn bis Gbita8o Ylatiiorm tstn
6ortihritt 1T uno man gang Gui 02mltl6sr
Stanopuufts, ipie oieIe fiebt.
Bon 0ieIsmB eiibtspuRit aus bstradttt, itebt
ioaar Die i'm Senat ihDsbenoe Geiolatton
DEM 6sieBeutDurf Buffers, pelter leBt III
6auie beratben iDirO, na9, oenr @rlterer Sc
WGbrt tbatid6Li6 Rtbts, Der SeBtere frog lel'
nsr m%afenbaftsn AusnabTen INNER nod
gttpas.
SsB6alb bate aua Die 8elOiutiOn ots SCI
majors Ausit1t auf &nnabme, tpenn ouf oer
anoersn Ssits Die peri0nlibe Animottdt &c
gen i'm Oieiss 8tiultat ntat iu perbtnoerr
iu6sn plroe. Sb beabi9ti9t oOer Rtht, ie'
OsuFals miro Die Nbitimmuug hber oiele We
i~olutiOn cine YrRfuHg oes GinHuHGs oes sc
majors S9ur3 I'M Senate ietu.
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S~ectbOOen 6eier bes v@ermania= MiH=
uprdlarS

Bic poreeTfern in Der ,,9oneorOia" abgsbol
tene 8ettbouen. 5eier beg ,.@ernlanin : M6ns
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penn oas CONCERT i'm @an3er nitt in 10 reis
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9s5eidneten 8ereine ionit Su SbeiI 3u tuets
ben pIlest, 10 Log Oiss Suuleiit an Der GU
iammenfelur9 oes Programmes tusIds
ni9t 8eraoe bic 9lidlidfte mar. Wamentlib
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oas Yubllfum entIdieoen talt. Die NuIfRbc
runs mar cine iebr tii6tise, bic Gb6re 8insen
portrefHi4. unb oas Srtefter mar gut bsieBt,
alein Die Competition ielbft lit fir elm Son.
ibrem Namen our1aus nitt entipribt, emit:
tdui6eno.
Bic ibrieen Numnlern oes pru9rammss
fano.n bel 4Btitem mebr SsifaG, namentlia
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9eifunaer benz bieii9en Yublifum bereits be-
fannt ltno uno benz man nit Re9t oas Bird.
oifat zines eminenten Biolin 8irtuoisn BELLE
gen bari, benin iein 8ortrag 1T in oer Shat
genial uno brilliant. Namentli9 Die Roman3e
IN 8 bur puroe puuberidbn bur1gsfhbrt.
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men Hummern bstrift, 10 paren b~ieielbsn
burb Die befannten, oortrefiliden SrGite Des
8ereinrs beIeBt. gu beoauern mar es, oaB6rr.
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uno nit &sdt; 9rn. Wasner's Stimme 1T noG
INNER bepunoernstptrtb, %inoeiien bdtte er fur
oas iiBe Giebeslieo Die sepaltiae Sraft beriel:
ben fteaenueiie uielei4t elm penig mebr 3iiaeln
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e~benfols te1t btfrieoigsno.
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gen, namsntIid BON Der ~Gsmonts"O ubertHle
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sanSsn @~onS.rte Die aroBe 8tfdbi9ung bes
6rn. 8eni6oip als Sirisent 3u Sage uno fano
DE gebhbrenbe Wiroi8una.
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gsiitooG uno separbter Weiis Die gsifiise
uno finileriI6e Gntnidtluna bes groBen
Sonoi6ters. DsrRebner ipuroe bel isineinauf.
treten nit Applaus besriBt unb .rnotete fol.
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nod Der Reoe.
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ma9te einsn iebr bRbi9,n ginorud. pie iib.rs
baupt bic Arrangements init GROCER llmiht
9etreif.n tpnren. tpofir benz Arrongementss
Gomlie, bsftebenb aus ben 90. s. 6. 9ohme
U. Brinfmann. w. 9ofBmmann, ). V. Sies
uno 6. S1aun gbre gebibrt.
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9una auf Die Ssier Jurtfbliden, benin bieielbe
mar cine aeDiessne uno bereItste bempublitum
auaenidsinli1 einen sroBsn mufitalii6en &es
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