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, 1873-04-21

st. Mary'e Parish Inns become 80 uncomfort-
ablo for tho Kellogg officials that thoy havo loft
1t. Meetings hayc bocn hold in ouachita and
tho nclghboring Parishes, which woro addressed
by Gov. MoEnory, and pledged themselves to
pay no taxos to tho uRlrping Gov
ernmont. Troops arc now on tholr why
to Grant Parish, md 1t ia Hhid, will DO needed In
evory parish II tho Kellogg regime is to bo up
hold. Gov. Kellogg contosscs that hia local
officials are unable to lsoep tho poaco, and has
asked that Federal soldiers bo sent to difforont
parts Of tho State. Con. Emory has
boon informed that ho is to pro-
tect tho Kellogg Government from violent
ovorthEow at tts scat, Is to enforce tho docreoH
of tho United States Courts whon properly called
upon, but is not to iutorforo In any local dis
turbanccs. II Gov. Kellogg desires Federal
aid beyond TINT left to aou. Emory's discretion
in those instructions, ho must apply 10 tho
President for 1t directly.
, 1873-04-21
CONTENTS OF TO.DhY'9 TRIBUNE.

FIRST PAGrs-ToroIgn Now: Tho San Salvador Earth.
quake; Tho Dutch Company in Snnatta-1Atose
Adslcos fsom thu MoAee Country-fho lanisisna
Trtubles miscellaneous Tesgrams - AdToriise-
nlonls.
eECOND PAGE-Satut]hy Nights To!catems-"ash-
ngton Inttor.
THIRD PAGE Contonsry Church,: farowo Sermon OK
tho Row. O. II. Fowlur; sautatory Discourse ny fho
Roy. Jolln r. Pock-Tho Proposed Bolt Railway
Around tho City--TIol,row Observation-Disclosures q
par,ner-ltaiiroah Timc Tablo.-hdvortssomcnts.
FOURTH pA1E-EdorIals: An Adjousnod soaaon OF
tho Lcg!slstnro; Railroads and Courts; The Tatc'
on Corn; Question and Ans"or; an 1nfamous
Crt,no.
FIFTH PAGE-Edtoraals (contfnundl-Hydc Fafk siA5'
tors-Porsenal Itoms Chcago Livo Sioux Markell
Markets. by To1egraph-Mar1no ltcsns-Advortise'
nlentg.
SIXTH PAGIf-hfoneary and Commercial
SEVENTH PA0E-Thc Caurts~-snali AdVeftisonento @
Real Estate, For salo 10 Ront, Wantod' boardns'
Lodging, Etc.
EIGHTH pAGE-The Indnn Questtou-The Farm anu
Gaydou miscellaneous REORGANIZATION Advor-
tiae,nents.
, 1873-04-21
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY,

Canat1a ia greatly agitated by tho nows TINT
Sir Hugh Allan cannot inspire English capital
ietB with any confidence in tho Canadian Pacific
Railway. Tho Hchomo seouaa to have failed
almost boforo it began to mature. It WIS
oyllont, several weoka ago, that it Ind boconao
thoroughly mixed up with Canadian politics
TINT powerful purity, with the Hon. George
Brown aud leading momhers of rarlia-
ment at thoir load, would fight tho Com
pauy with eyory weapon known to finan-
olal aud political warfare and, considering
it's enormous coat, and for at loast quarter Of n
century to como tho utter wortl,!essness OF the
work, failure WAS inevitable. Tho tirat aorious
point Of attncL was, really, II the allegations In
regard to 1t wero true Quo Of the strongest argyll
n,onta III favor Of it. It was charged that they
and certain American capitalists had agreed to
build tho roai! from Lake Nipissing to the foot
Of Lake Superior, and, crossing tho St. Mary'a
Rlyor there, it should connect with road
aouth Of Iako Superior, aud, upIng that
a.ll tho NortAorn Pacific, switoh OIL
! ut or near tho He'd ntyor Of tho North, ana run
| thence to Fort Garry. From thero the line
might have boon readily carrioa to tho Rocky
h1ouutaius, and With It tho peoplo to develop The
| agricultural richeH OF tho hlanitoba and Tux
| groat Saskatchewan Valley. by th!n moauI
aomo 700 miles OF railway through tho desolatt
aud unin1,abitablo country north OF Lake supc
rior would ho avoided. 10 build road thor
would absorb the sao,0oo.ooo granted by til
Government to build the whole line, and nearly
, 1873-04-21

The Railroad Committee Of tho Senate, after
substituting tho Donahuo bill for tho Compro-
Former to q subcommittee for amendment.
This body has reversed, tho nallrond Com
mltteo's action. Thoy have thrown tho
Donanue bill aside onco more and
have agrcod to report tho Compromise bill with
amendments. Springfield dispatches state that
tho alterations will ho such as to show tAat the
rejection Of The Donahue bill was only ostonsiblo
and TINT nil it's essential provisions will bo pre-
scnted unlor tlle gniso Of umcndmonts TO tht
Compromise bill.
, 1873-04-21

,.n
II not quito, oil OF tho val'1o OF the 1ahus Oh 'no
Company aB yol But. by appealing
n ca,,a,. u,,a.;, H.. ,,.., \, ,,o.i,p,,i,v
~ o"n"N'".' pi'oo "'i4 'ho i'o"o - A'.0
now rapidly developing Iii Cahada, "tas "as
roally tho beHt fonturo In tho plan Of tho Conn
nanv Inn .oo,, ,o.ao J., I'll, ,,ast .,,owo,,n11v
.ooinat u
n., H..
'o '''o' - '"0 .''n 'n"Ao"
. ae.' "'1Nno,' :, ,, 1eA'u"' WV "''''S1s -
=, 1,s., .e"1s1' ~ oneo A'seo'''A
~, e'l4 '"'a.,' "4'4 'DA'"'ns'0 -" .n',A ,
@A' "N''0A'' "e''A~'' ''0"o' A1'' o'o''
.......
oo o. sno enie o,ota IN tnat ec"'o "ha tHe ptotn-
Cd bus,ness MN must n1e ,een that t;ne vaa an m.
sentisl element In Tho construction Of 10 enormous
Hofk, especially from to point Of view OF making 10
ros,l ,ntl thnrc - ronn1,ton to ~, r. mi M man
, 1873-04-21

or loes OF lifo cnnnot bo lmtod by tho Legisla-
turo; and n passenger mny stop on mud taho nn-
other traln Oh his ticket without extra Charge or
annoyance. Tho article, III ono word, haB boon
framed to moot MI tho proHont abusos, monopo-
lion, tyrannies, and nnnoyancea which railroad
companion aro accustomed to cxorclso ovor tho
public.
othor important reforms havo already been
nuggeetod iii tho Convention. It ia proposed
that tho Bupromo Court shall conHins Of aovon
Judges, who shall BIO appointed by tho Governor,
shall hold Office for twonty-ono years, and shal1
bo inoligib1o to ro-olootlon. It ID a!ao proposed
that tho Circuit Judges shall bo elected by tho
Btato at largo, and that courts (not Of rocora)
shall bo oleotod on general ticket by tho voscrs
Of cities Of 200 900 inhabitants, or moro, to take
Jurisdiction In police matters and small oatsos
now In tho ha1tla Of Justicea of tho poaco and
Aldermen. Tloyo changeH in the Judiciary arc
prompted by the desire to remove tho
Judges from tho influence Of railroad and
other rich corporations that havo horoto-
foro controlled thom in rnany INSTANCES.
Taxation and revenue hayo nlso received needed
attention. Tho indebtedness Of cItios Ia limited
to Q per cont of their taxable property, TINT Of
countioa to 3 per cent, IND that Of townships to
por cont. This malsoB tho limit of tho aggro-
gate Of lochl indebtedness per oont. Tho dobt
Of tho State Is ordered to bo reduced to s5000 :
900. AL taxnton must bo uniform throughout
tho State, and loyiod and collected by gonoral
laws. Mr. Buokalew will hayo hard fight to
aec11ro the introduction Of tho minority repre-
nontation plan Of voting. This has already been
tried in tho borough system, and tho presont
Legislature Of Pennsylvania recently repealed
tho law authorizing It, tho oct Of re-
poal receiving tho sanction Of tho Cor.
ernor. Among the questions likely to come
before tho Convention aro the following; Tic
regulations in regard to selling liquor COM
pulsory education tho pardoning power; tht
jury systom. 1t Is said that the sentiment O
tho Convention is In favor Of absolute prohibi
tion by tho Constitution OF selling liquor. L
tho Convention reaches e1tron1e conclusions it
Bomo issue Of this kind upon which thoro ars
serious differences among the people, 1t mn,
Load to tho dofoat Of their beat measures
Other'yiso it Ia lkoly that tho work Of ths
Convention will rocoivo tho indorsomont Of th'
people and mark m epoch In progressive govern
| mont.
, 1873-04-21

- 1@7 HAfA ~ ''
~ ."e 1a"1. , ~ .",ayo ,sa, ,,,,,os
do oovo tho people have ample ahow both under nnl
nbovo constitutions laws, vested rights, and every
'nina .I. o' 1ue sors' ou.o.t,, ,,n.oo,, ,ronc,,-
OUT government Of, by, and for the pcoplo7 Clearly
Yes.
'nu psopto .o"as ~ ~ ,,i
poyeTnmont. ooitv, and wcfaro? As clearly Ito MOI,
mol
put tina laas question pprpoaos al 1a os'
Tboo ia m government NJ earth no rirhtoously des
potsc and uncontrollablc aa that Of democracy
especially when abused ana robbed ny ~ anu
mn rniIroaa % mana1eraI
1u do,nocsacios there ia but tue final argument,
tho popular wctafo' anu nu1 one suplcno vofo.cs VI
institutions m en-. think hesitate ouo moment in not
only conforming to theso gfcat landmarks, but In
dos" A vnry "tnoa TO .us "l'n
short of this coures is to me moat clearly In the droc
ton Of either monarchy or mobocraoy Long ivs the
feop90' H.
AS'"A'''
mr. fn'il1 n's psopot'y An'"o'o' D'0 'to' 49,
'o11os"'oA' ~ 'Ao
ta'' o'''''o i"o''lo1 ~ wv S's -.
s"o'eu Ill y 'sAs'o e''''o''. 1 ,,'.
n'n'ef' 1no poop4o VI ''0'on e'n.'1 ,',
on'on NV " 'i4'E sno' sooA. 10'
"''y 'e'7 ~ 'o''01o"' 't'"145 nAD'''s'o -
Popu'ar "1i'' eoSo4nn'e"'' 04"t''' "De ".'"s'
-tnos oons 'uo 1u"eoo - "n"' ""' eAss w.
Serb'se' e'o' Ano peop1o y. ~ 'oDs H,~
4u@'"'ani'" 'Aa. 'A'' ~''AA
,
, 1873-04-21

Tho narrative, printed in the last issue OF TIE
TRIBUNE, OF the attempt to ruin two young girls
who lad bcon cnt1ced into the den kopt by ono
Mclaughlin, tells its own story, and 1t has not
been told too soon or too much in detail to
afford protection to Others who arc llabo at any
timo to bo exposed to tho wi1os and temptations
Of tho procuror. McLaughlln's "parlors," 60
similar places in tho West and South Divisions.
Tho most Of them nro email, unprotontious
establishments, with a cigar or fruit store
iu front, Which Ia oil that catches the pub
lie oye. Dolind this apparently Legitimate
businosa howovor, are dining-roomH and CHAM
bors devoted to designations, and to just sucl,
vIllainous outragoa III wcro sought to DO perpo-
trated ut hlcLaugllin'a don. Thoro gro ottorB
which are larger, fitted up in gorgeous style,
with handsomely appointed private rooms for
tloHo who do not wiBl, to eat in the public roH.
taurant, and which at night aro the roaorta OF
camb!o,u md roues. Theso private rooms are
kopt froe from intrusion, md Ito questions arc
over asked conccrning thoHo who frequent
them, NDtQllh ID AAoHeo w nhAlaA Ala tao WY eA
the PURPOSES OF the libertne who takes his VIC
tim into ono Of them Compared with these placoE
tho houRep Of prostitution which make no co's-
cealmont OF their business arc respectable os'
tab]Iallmonts Thoy olreruo allnromonts. Thos
do not acceiye tho unwary, or attract tho inao'
cent wlthtn tt,oir doors by false protonseH The,
| aro known to the public aud known to the po
lico, and their inmatca aro at any ti1no lab'o tt
arrest md punishment for offenHos which arF
trivial IN comparison with the shocking iniqult.
w,!cl. III praotiscl in thoao dons Of tho "oeol
doutal Parlor" Bort. Tho lntter arc th'
diroct and inost prolific feeders o
tho houses OF prostitution, and willIou
tncir help there would DO fcwor Inmate
in them. It IL III those "parlors" that youn'
gIrls possessed Of some personal attractions AM
llttlo sonse, ana Of little experience In tho way
Of tho world, are Induced, by preaonts or threats
, 1873-04-21

AN ADJOURNED SESSION or THE LEG1BLA-
TURE.
Thero iB proposition pending at Springfield
to adjourn tie present session of the Legislature
until next winter, but, 80 far, there has been no
sufficient reason givon for eich proceeding.
Tho provision in the Constitution tlnt tho aos-
sions of tho Legislature shall be biennial WAS
not adopted without purpose, nor without good
causo. In tho Constitution of 1913, aud again in
that Of 1873, the people Of this stnto sought to
protect tho public interests BY peremptory limi-
tation to ono session evcry two yeare. Tho Con-
stitution doen not contemplate ouch adjourn
monta Us will DO equivalent to annual aossiona.
It provides that
rho sessions Of tho General Assembly shall conf
tncuce ut II o'clock noon tho Wednesday next after
the rst Monday In January. iu the year next ensuing
tho election Of members thereof aAl at no other tine
/ uulcss as provided by thia Constitution.
Tho other tinae as provided by tho Constitu.
! tion IL tho extraordinary session which may be
called by tho Governor. 1t waH intended thai
tllore should DO but one session every two yeara
and. in ordor to remove NIL objection tint thit
session was too brief to permit tho b1sinosB t.
bo done, tho restriction Of the session to forty
two days waa removed. Tho Legislature Of 1877
had ns AL exouso for adJourning ovor, tia
it had to genotalze the legislation 0
tho State, mud to perform mich otho
work required by the new Constitution
All that labor waH performed by the lust LogiBlu
ture, and, with tho exception Of tho railroas
legislation, thoro Was nothing out Of tho routin
Of ordinary mattora which this Legislature haE
to do. It thas been nearly four months in aos
sion, anu to adjourn without acting upon til
limited amount Of businoBs before 1t would 10
confession Of itl1oness, neglect, and lncompetcnoy
which tho mombors can hartlly be willing toplac
OH record. II the Legialaturon OF Illinoia iron
1870 to 18docould transact nil tho general bueiuoH
Of the stato, bealos acting on 900 or1 200 0spoclu
bl[s moro Or less vicious in session Of six woek
III every two years, the present Legislature
which has no special laws 10 pass aud ia con
tlued absolutely to general purposoa, ought 10 b
ablo to net upon tho twenty or thirty bills hofor
II in seaplo,1 Of four mouths. Thore iH TT
NOR tint 1t ia tho purpose to loaYs tho questio
Of tho pay OF the next Legislature unactca III
OIL aud tl,on to ,ae this aa protoxt for alljourl
ipg over until next wintor. Tbs lao very weak lt
ylco, Thore ig nothing In tho Constitution i,
auiring thia Legislature to tx thopay and miloag
Of tho next ono; that has already been dono by til
law Of March, 1879. unloss there DO acLomo to II
, 1873-04-21

Tho Chicago produce marketa wora rather ]oas
active on Saturday, tlr1nor on PROVISIONS and
easier in grain. Mess pork waa active, and al-
yanccd Goo per brl, closing at 517.l0@17.16 caal,
and s17.75@17.80 nellor Juno. Lard was quiet,
but loo por 1oo lhs higher, at 8B.O0@8'G5 caHh,
mud ss85@8,00 Hollor Juno. Mcata wore quiet
and unchanged, ut 63G@o>4c for shoulders; 8as
@sNc for short ribs; 8s6@5ee1c for short clear !;
and 10@12c for sweet pic1flod hams. Hlghwinoa
were quiet and unchanged, at 87o per gallon.
Lako freight8 wero dull and nominally u1,-
| changed, at 15o asked for corn to Buffalo.
Flour was quiet and woak. Wheat WAS
loss actiyo, and 1l@15c lower, closing strong ut
s1.1o@1. .1o>1 cash, and al.2tN seller Alay. Corn
was lons activo, and 1ko lower, closing strong at
s5sG@S6>So cash, and 5000 scltcr May. Oats
wero dull, aud 16o lower, cloaing at 279l@2s9e
cash. and 29c sel1or May. Rye WAS quiet mud
firm ut 07c. Barley WAS dull and irregular at u
@7Gc for No. 2, Hogs wero in moderate demant
at about Fridays prices, Halos milking Mt 81. 16@
1.45. Cattle aud sheep wero quiet and steady.
, 1873-04-21

Tho Canadian Senate has decided that 1t ID
iDe1podient, in Wow Of all early commencement
OF tho Canada Pacific Railway and the relations
Of British Columbia to the Dominion to enter
into any such diaagrcoablo investigation as has
been proposed, as to the manner In Which its
clartor WIS ohtainel.
, 1873-04-21

rEhMB or suBacrlrr1oN trAYAnLR IN ADVANCED,
nsS BY mat'. '."..St2. san.,ny. .nN
Tti.Wookly.....,. 600 Weekly ..... ...... x.O0
rasta of yoar at tho rate.
To rrovont Dolby and miaakev 10 src snd Rtvo rost
o'1cc address In full, 'uoudIna State and County.
Rettancos may bo mRdo either by draft, e1peeas, Post
calcu ottlur Or I'll Registered ottors. nt our risk.
TERMs ro u1rY atnBuntnEns.
Daily, aoscrotl. hundhy exceplcl % conts pnr mco
Xidsoss TifE TRIDINK COhtrANY,
Curnor Madison atu Doarborn.sts.. Chicago. III.
, 1873-04-21

ita dangers, and tho prospecta Of aucceas aro not
heightened by tho curly oxporicncoH Of Illinois
tn tho railroad buslncas But it will bo bctter to
try It agafn nn1or a now stato Of affairs than to
undertake tito policy Of bonting down tho Courts
because thoy adhere to tho principles Of law,
which they wero elooted to uphold md maintain.
, 1873-04-21

There are se1entcen Consulates vacant, and
the Government proposes, III accordance With
tho Cvil-seryice rules, to subject applicants to
competitive examination.
, 1873-04-21

simultaneously with tile news from tho Modoc
country CO mes t1inpatcA from Tolas, Atatlng
that Iu1ian Superintendent 1loag, or "hls
frfenls," have asled Gov. Dawn 10 reloage 81
tsuta and Big Tree, tho Two Kiowa sayagca Who
wero tried aud convicted Under Htato lawa,
ec1no three yonra ago, for tho snl1rlor Of party
Of drovern, Immediately after :" hic talk " and
ii !ttibnt!on OF proaeuts. Qov. Dayn thinks
tlal no would profor to delay releaatng these
wildcats until tho 20th Of HAY. What reason
there may DO for releasing lhorn at all aooH not
appear. 1t IL perfectly certain that satanta ls a
fond iu human form. Ills deeds OF ferocity aud
troachery ara known not only all over tho South
~ostern border, but throughout the country.
, 1873-04-21

Brigham Young las called for 1000 Of his sub
!ects to follow him to Arizona, where lie hopes,
as he has said, to get beyond tho reach of telo-
graph and railroad.
, 1873-04-21

ArADEMY OF MUSIC Hnstod street, sotitn OF
Madison. Engagement Of hlr. F. .. ohah't""' a''
tho Arkansas Travelor."
, 1873-04-21

Ba,, Salvador Aas been destroyed by eagth-
quakes cigllt timcs in tho lust 15o ycals, and tho
place Oil which 1t atanls and fala has always Aad
so uncertain reputation that tho Indians would
never settle thore. Still, tho Government insists
that the capital shall ba rebuilt tho fatal site,
although tho citizona are botnAing themselves
to tirmer land. Tho last earthquake lasted over
twenty days. Tho town WIS destroyed by Il
violent shock OIL tho fifteenth day. II WAS owing
to thin long warning TINT only 510 Of tho 90 900
inhabitants woro killed aud injured. The loss
Of property la s12,00o,o00. Bnt ono building re-
r,ai,,p Tho fnct tlat it was IL wooden structure
will probably cauHo Tho now Han Salvador to DO
built Of California tnf,or.
, 1873-04-21

MYERS OPERA IfOuSE-h1ouroa street. bo'"een
Eta.e and Daarhorn. Arlington Cotton d komolea
1finstsl and DusleaQuo Troupo, "Romeo AND Jaliot'
, 1873-04-21

NfxONs AMPII1rHEArRE- - Clinton, hotwecn
waahlugtan and Randolph htreots. "lloeF " w.
National QrcuH.
, 1873-04-21
TO.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

tpY1oKER,s Tf1EATRE-Aladson sttcot, betroeu
Btato nnd Dearborn. Engagement ot Mf. MARX e1ntn
"Ouo Hundred Yoara DID,"
, 1873-04-21

HOOLRY,s orEnh IIoUsE-nanaeph stract, ba'
troen CLARK and Lasatlc.st "Ali1e.' = Turn lin
, 1873-04-21

and, where tlloso fail, by drugs, to ta1e tho first
downward stop, which eventually lcaas thom to
1ivos Of public shame. Ttis particular outrage
which has boon mado public IL peculiarly ag~
grnyated ono. THO kooperB of thoBo tlenH aro
not always rrocurorn. Sometimes thoy moro1y
ront their rooms and furnish all tho orportuni-
tios for abduction for n stated prico. It would
appear that Mclaughlin, however, in conspiracy
with MI abandoned woman, has boon pinying
tho part Of n procuror, and Inns boon III
tho habit Of onticinB young and innocont girls
into his place by means Of tho arts known to
ancl. oreaturos, and wlloro, by money and othor
Gifts, and promises Of droHBeB and carriages,
whiol, sllly young girls are apt to bolovo 30
readily, coupled with tho terrorism which always
prevails In tl,oso Places tlloir ruin il affected.
THO attention Of Tho police authorltios haH now
boon called to this Infamous don, and the public
will not bo satisfied until tho proprietor is prop
orly punished, Ills concern broton up, and
tho powor Of tho law applied to all similar
places in tho city, Tho statutes Of this
State are lamentably deficient III milking no pro-
visions for tho psniahmont Of abduotors md
proourors; but this doos not place my obstacle
in tho way Of tho suppression Of this Infamous
business. II tho police authorities haVe tho dis
position, thoy can close these ptaceH and punish
tho Keepers by tho repeated application Of tho
ponaltios against vagranoy nud keeping lewd
houaea. Lot tloao penaltioa 10 enforced daily
until tho buainoss is stopped. "Pull thom
night aftor night If necessary, until tho hfdoous
blot upon tho good morals Of tho city Is
ofracod. Tho evil has grown to alarming dimon-
elons, and it cannot any longer be allowed to 80
OIL without m effort to check 1t. Tic police find
no difficulty iii brenking up gambling dons aid
arrosting the inmates Of houses Of iil-famo when
Norso Haunting itself In tho opon daylight with
tho most sllnmolosB eiTrontery and impunity
Not day or night passes that these cfgar-stores
fr,1itstanas, aud rostanrauts are not filled viii
young girls, somo Of them prosont for tho frs
tlmo, and others regular habltues and fanilla
with ovory form Of vice. No child is safo 80 long nj
the procurcr ia allowed to ply his infamous 70
cation without interference. In thoge places
young girls aro first ruined, body aud soul. ami
outfrom thoao places thoy go to tho house Of pros
titution, to ruin othors. WoBt Madison and Ran
dolph, md State street from Twcnty-second tx
Harrison, swarm with thcso denH, in almost ovcr:
instance located III close proximity to houses Q
il-famo. Some Of thom aro Cheap 1taliau ea
loous como Of them arc fitted up with lavish OK
ponao In thoir gonoral cllnractor, however, ther
ia no difference. Tley aro the resorts Of loafora
gamblers, aid libortinos. They aro kopt for th
purposoH Of lewdnoss. Thny aro tho runwayH o
prostitutes. Many Of tlom aro managed by pro
cnrors, anl tho child who onco gets into them /
ruined, uino times out of ton. Lot them b
shut up md kept slut. Bring tho'r proprietor
| before tho Grand Jury. and deal out the punish
meut tloy 80 richly merit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-24
uu5er gaMerti51.

Bonn beut56 zomerifanti6cn Con:
perIotions 2ericon lit uns loeben o1t
Site 2ieferuns, Die erite bes neunten Sanoes,
su9esanoen. gu ben tntere1ionteIten @rtttelr
beri elben eebDren Die ilber ben PrdIt0enter
8olf, General ope, Maler 4Opell, bic Staotf
Shorthand unb 8ottspile, Iowie I6er oo5 Noft:
1peI en-.
0urd G%beoboIb'S 8u6barflOn9 in
Cincinnati rbielten nit bos brittle !Seft oer
u@artentaube" unb Die neteite 9(un,tner bes
8erIiner u8ejor."
1ur6 Elm neues gSo6enbIott unter benz
Iitel Sag fir Sag" Oeiien erfte Stunt
ner rns su0etommen lit, bat ST. Sronf Sesz
lie, 6er betannte Gerle9er in 9tep Yorf, Die
beut56e Sc}ournaIiitif berel6ert. IS tit luguz
rios ous9eItottet uno beitirlmt, in Stlo nno
@ort cine 9teuue Der Ga9eS9el6t6te gu lie
fern, uno nebenbei bur6 ipannenpe GrSab=
~lunoen, bu,noriitii3e 9tottSen II. !. 10. CUR I'M
terbaltun9 Der 2eIer bei5utra9en. Die Slit
1trationen iino gut uno Der SnBolt 'ptrtll9
nit grocer Sor9faIt 5ulammen9e1teIIt. Nre's
10 Gent5 per Summer.
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lit etne onoere, i'm Gerlo9e bes Srn. 9eslie
erIdeinenoe neue beutl6e iluitrtrte 8o6enz
i6rtft, tpeI6e BET llnterbaltun9 9e%wlolnet ieln
l6 Seiten umfafen, uno babel Bios 6 Gents
per Summer fo1ten fol-. gStr Daben bis 1ebt
nod fein Grernplar Der Nnerlfanllden Oar
te1laube 1e1eher1,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-24
Observation-Disclosures
Gmpfonoen Bis sum %. NpriI 1872.
Der be0antiame Wrtt

8etraftet ben Sriibling aIs feline geiunoe Sabresz
seit. Geine pI0bli6en Telnperaturlpe6iel, our9z
orin9enoen 8inoe unb SSrDi teln peruri a6enoen Ste
gen erseusen Rbeumatismus uno 9teruenleioen, uno
mo- eine 9lnlase CUR 9pspepite ooer @allenfoItf,
ooer SrDi teIn lno Sieber porbanoen 1T, fibren iols
DE 8etterpe9ieL lei9t bas cine ooer anoere ote'er
9eioen berbei. Sur6 Stdrfuns uno Re9elung bes
Spitems nit Solicitors Nagenbttterem in
oieier Saiio on, f0nnen oieIe llebel %abgeuenoet rperz
ben. Die birette Birtun9 bes nuiterbaftet pe9etabts
ll6en Gisentnittels beifebt BARN, ben &Orper 5u
Itdarten unb feline Contribution gu ert1euer, tpdbrenb
es inbireft ais Observation-Disclosures Nittel wtrft,
inoem es bic ~anintaIii 6en Sliiit9teiten pom ben
I6arfen Sbeilen, bic BARN entbalten iel1 rtD9en,
reinist, uno bic &Drpertbdtisfeiten, pom benen Die
@eiunobeit balptid9li9 abbdngt, 1namentll9 Die Der
Seroauln9, 4bi6etoung uno Gntleerun9 re9ultrt.