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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-07

To support tho poor Of London cost
81, 300, 900 last year. E--E1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-07

ST. LOUIS has As school houses, val
ued at $l,730.0OO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-07

$4,000 hotel is to be erected at
Galveston, Texas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-07

wIscoNsrN abolished grand juries on
the 1st of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-07
ICE! ICE! ICE

mHR WIZ BEST OF SIERRA MOUNTAIN
i ICE, clear a. cryttL and pore ~ mountain
springs e4nfnakeiS ssr1ed eTary morning n
,eSsses vii u attended %:
FOSTER d 'sTRoUsR.
9 Gold Hin, Jnns -. t87lsSH jeS8 U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
II for Children Teething, soitens the gums,
allays the palm, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
Darrhea.
Children OF a delicate constitution, are apt to
suffer more than the robust, because denttiOn Is
protracted and carly cutting OEthe teeth more TO
be feared than late! Much Is 10 be apprehended
from lOoseRess OF the bowels, that Ia OF an ex-
Cesslyc character. Moderate lOoseness often re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostratiOn, then 1t should be kept In con-
trol, and for this purpose we remark, that the
Infant Cordial Ia particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will andIt very valuable. The child
viii be relieved, get into q gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing % we represent
PricO Is cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGuLlN BROTHERS & CO., Props,
apo Wheeling, VIVA.
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The occurrences of great crimes NJ INC
same time, or within short distance u
each other, hos led to many fanc'Iui inc
cries and speculatlons, which would "p-
near to rest on something more than mere
sentimen.alism, and have their foundation
in some unexplained and unexplored PHI
losophy 1t is certainly little curious
that one suicide should begct or rather be
followed by another; that one murder
should be almost invariably the fore
runner Of several; and that ono conItagra'
tisn should seem to be only the signal fol
score. But we have no intention now
of attempting to explain these strange CO.
incidences Of crime and disaster.
The month OF April has taught us many
fearful lessons, by which, it is to be hoped
we shall profit. The trial and the iato OF
Mrs. FAIR is the most eloquent sermon
that has been preached in some time on a
class OF crime which is unfortunately but
too common, as the columns Of the news
papers bear the sad testimony. Itch
field, Connecticut, during the last week,
has trembled at the development of an
unnatural and barbarous enormity OF hu-
man guilt, which is disgrace TO the
country, and causes humanity 10 blush.
New York has just been startled from her
dream Of security and supposed immunity
by the preparation. Of u foul murder in
her very streets, in the presence Of twenty
people; and the courts OF New Jersey wit
ness the arraignment Of three persons, one
gentleman and two ladies, moving in the
best circles Of society, charged with the
crime Of hiring on assassin to murder On
aged man for bis wealth. We might add
to this fearful list, but We have no inclina.
ton to do so.
1t is sad commentary on our civlliza-
ton and our boosted advancement in re
ligion and morals. And still when We
look abroad we may perhaps congratulate
ourselves that 1t is no worse even if We
have to pass a law to stay tie murderer
hand in the South France is unhappily
the scene Of horrors greater than shC
ever witnessed in her bloodicst period
and the end seems Tor her far distant
And 1t has all come upon us in the mill
April month, when fruitful showers ar
bringing with them the ripening summc
and the glad harvest. Wctrust they vii
also bring with them peace and good
will TO men throughout all the earth, an
wash away the blood stains that have fal
len in so many places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

In tho course OF very few weeks-On
. the last Saturday OF May-cx-President
ANDREW JOHNSON is 10 come before the
public once more rs an orator, having
been choscnby, and consGntlhg, TO deliver
an address on Mechanical Skill and In
dustry," before mechanics lair in Nash
vile. If the ex.Presidcnt can really
make II speech without bringing in poll
tics and his policy il he shall succeed III
leCturing on skill and industry" with.
out making any reference to his own-tc
him ever wondrous and praiseworty-
performance OF Swinging around the
circle" then VIC will cheerlully give him
credit for more originality Of mind than
he has hitherto given evidence OF possess
ing, and forgive him for some of his
memorable harangues when he had the
great misfortune to be President of the
United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
Tvpographic Blunders.

There Is no tunuicr. reading in the
world than some Of the printers plumbers
that 70 the rounds Of the papers. Here
ARE few that laugh or two may be
found in;
In the office Of New York paper there
stood in type the report of Il sermon, and
paragraph about the career Of a mad
dug. In making up" these two got
mixed, and the readers Of the paper, next
dry, were astonished by the following
mGLdRge: 1.-THE Rev. James Thompson
preached to large audience last Sunday.
This was his last sermon previous to his
cmbark0tion for Europe. He exhorted
his brethren and sisters, and alter Offering
u devOut prayer, took II whim TO cut up
some frantic freaks. lie ran up Smith
street to Brown, and down Carr street to
College At this stage of the proceedings
some boys seized him, tied IL teakettle to
his tail, and let him 60 A great crowd
gathered, and for few minutes there was
a lively scene Finally, he was shot by u
policeman"
A printerin Syracuse, setting up book
advertisement, thus gave the title OF one
Of Dickens novels: "Ldrney, ~ RUdge,
$li5O." .
The writer Of an obituary notice OF an
cslimable lady said that the bereaved hus'
band was "hardly able to bear the dc.
mise OF his wife" Imagine his disgust
on reading in print that the bereaved
husband was "hardly able to wear the
| chsBliNe OF lis Wifcn
The London Court Journal once, in
describing Il wedding in high life, said
TINT the bride was accompanied to the
altar by tight bridesmaids. The lovely
young ladies were eI9ht, not tight
A Providence paper once announced
that Rev. DR.. Wayland, President Of
Brown University, "gavC billiard party"
The editor wrote q brilliant party.
The Importance OF careful punctuation
cannot be insisted on too urgently. Here
are a few instances Which illustrate it;
Wanted q young man to take charge Of
pair Of horses Of a religious turn Of
mind" "a child was run over by a
wagon three years old and ,cross.eyed
with pAntalcts which never spoke alter.
ward" "The procession was very fine
and nearly ten miles in length, as was
also the prayer Of DR.. Perry, the Chap
lain. Lost, Nn enarneled lady's gold
watch and charms" A toast at n public
dinner-"WO man-without her. man Is a
brute" was printed-"Woman without
her man, Is q brute"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
Election Returns.


A very small vote was cast on Thurs.
day. Not more than half the number Of
votes were polled that arc usually cast.
We give the vote at theditferent precincts
80 Tar as heard from: For Ratification,
COL; for Rejection, IS; majority, 500. The
above gives tho result in this county, ex.
cept Sand Fork, which will probably
give between fifty and sixty for, and two
or three against making Counting Sand
Fork 40 for and 5 againsl) 73l for and 90
against the Amendment in the county.
We have been unable to learn how mat.
tiers stand in our nGighboring counties,
but presume they have gone pretty much
the same Us Lewis Weston Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

ONCE more we have bad news from the
Indian country. As usual, when pasture
is abundant and nature generally lavora'
BILE to n nolnadic life, the abOrigines ore
ready for war on the pale faces. Several
tribes Of the peaceful Indians have Joined
hands with the malcontents and are ready
to smite the friends who preserved them
from want during the rigorous winter
months. Non.payment Orannuities is the
only plea that the supposed peaceful In
dians have to offer for this hostile attitude
This excuse should have been rendered
impossible by the present Indian Bureau
and, ii there is any just ground for it, the
Peace Commissioners should have by this
time acquired power sufficient to avert
any serious results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

IT seems after all that South Africa
produces genuine diamonds, and the rush
Of emigrants to the diamond fields is said
to resemble old California days There
is a canvas city Of sixteen thousand peO-
pie at one point and Of twelve thousand at
another. The stone are small, but of pure
water, and arc found In great abundance.
Diamonds, weighing seven and eight
Carats, have been extracted from the mud
walls OF the cabins Of the natives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
ITO ARMS, TO ARMS!

against WHAT" asks the reader. Why, against
the PoISoNs, YIle, maddening, and deadly, I'D.
vertised as superior to all Hair Dyes. But, on
second thought, the call '"to arms" is unneces'
sary. The wretched trash u already being driven
ont Of the market. thas received the coup de
grace from
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The popularity Of this tIme.trled article In.
creases every hour. Everybody Is talking Of the
natural shades'! 1t imparts!an there is no con.
ceIyabIe reason why 1t should not be used, being
las Professor Chiffon states in his certIAcAte)
PERYEcTLY Harmless. Asa dressing after dye
ing, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsBRvATIVE.
auG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
DIED.

McGONIGLE.-At the residence OF his son'ln
law, Jonas Romick. in Martins Ferry, on'o,
Tuesday, May 2, 1871, JOsRPH Mc6oNIaLs,, l ~
OF Monroe county, Ohio, in the S1th ycas" 81 HE
age, a. ,,.,,uo.o,
The remains will 10 conveyed % Claringscn'
Ohio, on the Parkersbutg packet, and wiz be IN
tered near that place. The deceased has been
resident Of salem township, Monroe county, O.,
for the past twenty years.
LlTkHNS.-On Tuesday, May >, 1871, at
O'Clock P. M MARY. wife OF Joshua LuGens, In
the SD ycaFof her age.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

THE TYLER COUNY "RoGERs Muir.
pER-The trial of Isaac Owens for the
murder Of Joseph L. Rogers, in Tyler
county, on the 10Th Of March last, was
commenced on Friday last at West
Union, Doddridge county, where the case
has been removed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

The following is the result of the cleo.
ton in Wood county on the Flick Amend
ment: For Ratification, lao; For Re,
lection, 1853. NIajotity, 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
19i MAYST., KendN" B'OeE, 1VhE"'i"o, ": Va
Commencing on SATURDAY. Mayo.

A large consignment Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting OF West Of England, French
and German broad aud narrow Wooden Cloths, oil
shades aud cOOFs, French, Engllsh and Scotch
Fancy TwGOdR and CassImeres, Fur.back Mos.
COW and EsqulmAux Beavers, Chlnchlllas, Vest;
lngR, ClOakings, &C.; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland and other
fashionable and desIrable ShAwls, DREss GoODs
In great variety, SUCH as heavy black and colOred
sinks, Satins, Irish and Lyons Poplins, all'wool
Merlnos, DclaInes Satin Cloths, Scrges; elegant
imported PlAds, Empress Cloths, &C., &C., 4
very rich and rare assortment Of Lyons Blk Vel
vets, Yelyelecns, and flnG Silk Plush Suitings,
Prints, Blcached aud Unbleached MuSllns, nom
10 yards wide. A largo line Of English aud
American Blankets, FlannelS, Ladies', Gents
and ChIldren's Hosiery, Gloves &c, together
with very choice aud well selected stock OF
Velvet, Brussels, KldderminstGr, Tapestry and
Ingram CArpetlng, House Rugs, Damask and
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Lin.
ems, Sc, from medium to finest imported, and q
variety Of other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale to continue from day to day until the en-:
tire stock Is disposed Of, The whole to he sold
without reserve In lots to suit all, ron CASH.
Sales to commence at fOA. NJ, 2 and Y past I'm.
My3Q4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

MARK TWAIN says his notions Of
journalism always were that his paper
should support him, but latterly he has
discovered that he is expected to support
the paper He has retired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

Full return from Marion county give
For Ratification, 1,117; For Rejection,
1T. Majority, 9S7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
Hempfleld Railroad.

Accommodation tHAln Eastward cOnn6ets Of
Washington with train for PittA6argh and Stages
ward connects at Washington with morning
train for Pittsburgh and Stage for AOnoasahela
City, E. J,.
Man and Accommodation trains Westward
connect At wheeling with trains East and West
on Baltimore L Ohio Railroad.
FRED. B. HuB1ELI4,
Gen'l Manager.
Washington. Pa. Apr. q, lSrl, my1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Preventive.
BYJ.H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away, fol
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect OF known and indIsputably proven mean;
friends are sleeping the drcamless slumber into
which, had they calmly adopted
M InSEpH Il ScHENcK,S SIMPLE IREAI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
'0SEPH \. SCHEHCK'S SIMPLE
MENT
hNEhI

and availcd themselves OF his wonderful cfiica.
clous medicines they wOuld not have fallen.
DR.. SChenck has, In his own case, proved that
tality, by his medicines and his directions for
theif use, Is quickenCd into healthial yIgor.
In this statement there Ia nothing prcsump-
tIous. To the faith Of the invalid Il made no
representation that "a not thousand times sub.
Stimulated by living and Visible works, The
is as simple as II Is uniAillng. ltsphlOSophy re-
quIreS no argument. 1t isseIf.assuring, seli'con'
vincin..
the first two weapons with which the citadel oil
tho malady Is asSdicd. TwO'thirds Of the cases
OF consumption originate in dyspepsia and q
funCtiOnally dlsOrdcred liver. With this cOndl'
ton tho bronchial tubes ''sympathlZe" with the
stomach. They respond 10 the morbid action
Of tho liver. Here, then, comes the eliminating
result, and the setting with al lis distressing
inV uVmnfnma nj
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ILEAYE NO STING BEHIND."

The work OF cure Is now beginning. Tho vi.
tlatetl and mucuOus deposits In the bowels and
In the alimentary canal arg elected. The liver,
like clock Is wound up. It arOuses from its
tOrpidIty. The stomach acts rcspOnsivcly, and
The patient begins to feel that he Is getting at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

THOMSON LILLY 3 CO.,
% Hanover street. Baltimore. Nd,
maEl0-eOd Wholesale Agents.
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CONSUMPTION.

Tho Mandrake Pills are composed OF one Of
Natures noblest glflss--the POdophihum Pelta'
tum. They possess all the bloOd'searching, al
tentative properties Of calOmel, hut unlike Gallo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01

I ME fol9t: in Baltimore oaS 5. Ne9imenf
(pol); baS s.. &c Gompagnie'n); SarSficlo'S
leihte Snfanterie Il Bataiaon); 3 Gompag.
MEN @apallsrie. Sn@umberlalto liegt 1Sal
tnilou Suiauterie; in Barton Iucgbanp,
Co., cine Gonpagrie; III Baltimore &ountp
ein Battalion Ga0auerie; in Yrince9eorge'S
SO. slpei %Gompagnie'n Snianterte; in Salz
botsGo. oergleiden; in Someriet NIB Brtn=
seB 4nue ie etile unb in alltle arunoel cine
Gapalerie. IuBerbem iinb Z .Gompa9nte'n
oeS 3. 8e9tmeuts iiber ben ganScn Staat ger
ltreut, namentlid) in ben ipeltlid)e1 Counties.
Der eillSige Sri9aoe'Serbalo beltebt inSaltl'
more.
- Der @roBiiirit Ileris miro mdbreno ieis
res Iuientbaltes in arterita aud Der S%lottells
4faoemie eiuen Seiud) abltatten.
Soi9enbe nern & leinge d III n
beS Srimin a. @eridtS wurben ge.
Itcrn fir Die Speite oreilpo6ige Ibtbeilun9 Oes
5eptember=S ermincs erlan9t: $. Stolen.
baum, Sobn 8mper, Siaaf Mad, Soiepb
Glenoeuin, 8. g. Standings, gSilbclm SUB,
@eor9 Oiibring, @Oparo y. Onion ullb So
iepb Stein.
&ountD. Scri6te. - Saunlta9 friib
NIT folgenoen @efangeleu alb, Welde fir oaS
| .0llllUullS III SultllltulS Dt1lllHIlll ltltp SlI9.
Spbnllou Mper, ipegell Stebitabls Is DO
nate; Acknowledgement 0iebItabl, 24Sabre.
Sor Sunbes Com III d. 60-
gers itanb seiiern Sobaln u. 8oBmarf bon
ytr. 249, llice annzStraBe, Inter Der Ar'
ihuloigung, obne SunoeszS OnSeiiion einell
Gn9roS, g pirituoie1banoel gu treiben. Gr
per3idltete aui's Soruerb0r uno Itelte bis 5nr
ll%nteriutung $1,000 Caution. 3. $. Warz
rtngtou lit iein Inmalt.
81 ell II i. at Stelc .hes nit
SoDe abgegan9eren Mri. 6reebD 1T Senrp
Goains bonn @oloerneur gum WGblers &c.
g~iitrator Der II. @arb ertaltllt norben.
- Dtaeor SanfS bat ais gfatfol8er oeS
Boli3cis rno 5elierldrmz Selegrapbtlten Sobn
j.. Soroort, Der uorige Bofe 9eitorbeu, 50.
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| geitsru leir Unit an.
8orfeiungen. Mrtna Sidinion,
baS Slaufritmpf6en, balt beute abcno iiber
y9emagogen uno arbeiter" bier einer Sor.
trag.
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8alii1 I'M Sempel on Der Sanoper. g traBe
eine Sorleinn9; ba8 Sbema lit ySlltss nto
WeueS Suoentbum."
9as Snnere Der fatbolii4en ct. Sgnas
t Ii s & t DIE auf Der Ode Der @aluerta
unb Maoiiontr. 1T icbr 9eifmadpoa reltans
rirt iporbeH.
1an3frdn5heu Der .Sbatia."-
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geliern@benb in Der r&entrals Sale" an9torbr
Gagltr. iein critics biesidbriges &anstrau5fen
uno erbielt lbmeidelbafte Entertaining ieiHer
Benliibuugen int eitalt zines rpolen5anies;"
ipenigiteus 500 Berionen batten iid) eingcfull.
ben, nm, an ben 10 Sablreid gebotenen @etiii.
ieu 3bsil 5u nebnlen. Capt. 8ofimann's
Dtnitcorps ipielte benz anstuiigen feline belien
Weiien anf; Slide unoSeler lieBen utter bes
Ser1palters Srn. appel umihtigen 5dnben
Nidts au wiiniden iibris. Ole Serren, bic
fi1 I'M bic Beiliffeit als gnoroner uercient
semadt, fparen: 4lb. Brad, s. Seder, Garl
Sh6ning, s. Gigenraua, 5einrid Srdmsr
uno 9einrid Yrabm ais 9aupt.@omite; Gbr.
Bitter, Geo. Ssislein, Geo. 8eisel, aouis
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@unlc, 8.GObn, @.Gobu, Sc. u. 9lnmeH'
berg, Is. GobH, &. @oienfclb, Is. Sepier upo
e. &. 6anburger Die 6auptrollen ipteltcu.
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@de Der DionImeuts NIB Surenitr.t moranf
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ridteteS &obnbaus mn babtuter cine
Sfmieberuertitatt lteheu, nm S2355 BET $40
Sd9reS 8ruuoiinS an 6ttaro Outings.
- Die SS. Gam. y. @cper & Sohne
ueriuBerten aeitern ~gad)mittag alt Srt llno
SteGe Elm IS bel IS SUB groBeS, nit eihelrl
oreiit1dileu Superintendent @obnhaule uto
eiucn 6intergcbGuoe beiestcs @runbltltd auf
Der 2Geitieite Der elephant, nabe @oughitr.
UNI $1400 bel $40 @ruNojinS al ISM.
Surte.
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auttionirten geiterl Jt0dlmtttag an Srt uno
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Strase I'M $1,000 9runo5tnSfrei all 8m. =.
Porter.
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wirtbihait.8 eieaihott pom 8Oltimores@ otlt-
tn" eutifieDen Dor einem Sabre burd) QblttmI'
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ne; III oieiem Safe lei 0GS uiht 9ciheben.
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nnregelmaBiges uub 9eiegwiori9cs 8eiueien.
5n Der Chat cine ionoerbareU tottuirnng elmer
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Die bentise Wabl Der
S6iiteu.
Aaseise.

Woat Sbr beute ole als tiidti9 > bespdbrten Sefrea
tdrs Rsauarot nnc Rpobf; iuoat Sbr Wilbelm Seiie
aIs z tatheiiter uno Souis Sitter ais 9ontroIeur;
ipoat Sbr Sonberbeibc, eors, Sobannes mo gittruff
ais Direftoren iabren Iaiicns Seoentt iuobt, oaB bieie
eeute piel fir Die Seiea idait srtbau baden, baB ite
mateaos Dor Gudt aaen itsbsn uno ibre 8etrebunsea
INNER benz Seitel Der @eielidaft satten. Sttn,mt
bentc fhr fe uno 9ebt ibnen Elm anerteanenoes so.
tim, cine Nebrbeit, ipeltbe gIeidSeitis cine 8iaisuns
Seiien 1T, mas fe tir ben Serstn sritrebt uno setbau
babeu. -...4.
t26OJ NSilbcIm Seu.
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abwedielung meIfe grade 8olbp ieinen
GOnserten sl 9ebeu ipetB 1T bier suuor nod
itift erreidt poroeu. Sn 2on0on madlteu
ie groBeS 8lrure. l3ubem bringt 6r. 9olbg
gaus friife &rdfte aut bic biei9e 8iihne, mn
mit0tett ieben mir Stuet eben 10 9euiBreider,
ais urtterbaltenOen @onSertebenoen entgeget.
- 8ilete fir reierpirte Siee ituo UOn beutc
an in McGaffrag'S Notwithstanding 5u
hahen.
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Sas gbedter In TrOnt{frase.

Wotl siebt cs in Den Scr. Staaten TEN 8fpettes
9otat, oas, tuie unier 6rontitraBenzI beater, iir 10
aertn9es gntree 10 ptel 9~refitthes btetet.
9ieie g8ohe hctrGten bort ilnt neue rSterne" Die
9lbnc: Sarrp 1lobtnion, Der Silber9sbornte. Der
Idr3cr unb Singer, Der aud einen fiinitIiG %eonftrltrz
ten @iel proouSirt; Die beriibmten gfgeroarreler
Sobnion & Yotpers; Der tdu9t oermiBte Stbanlpieter
S. g. GbpGros; Die ~reiJcube g ln9criu Salle Qiaiorl
II: I. 10. au6 7 o%reiiirte 9unoe 5ei9en tbrs 3iinlt'
Stu nsues 9ofet: r9ie Seem : 2anciers" uno bic
neue Boie oBGaubart" iinb bic @fansftide eieier
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Dpfbp'S 8aQabensG on,crte.

Wreitag nn6 Samlta9 Nbeno barrt unier
in Der rGoncoroia" Elm ebenio ieltener ais
au3iebenber @ennb. Dolbp, burd) bic Ser.
aniialtan9 bon 0allaben , Gonserten iouohf
bieSieits, iuie ~ienieits beS Wteeres befaunt,
seigt. arpei Gonserte al, in ipef1en iopobl ber
berlhmteD aritoniitS antlep, wie aud bteGo,
pranifin @oitb Wpnne, bic Gontre : 4Itiitiu
8atep, Der Eenor Cummings unb Der Yaiii
Batter mitiuirfen tperben. 8aaaben- Gonserte
fao bier guar nidts Neues, absr bic iitperbe