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IMPORTANT BUSINESS NOTICE
UNTRY SUBS CRIBERs.

OFFICE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MFssrsaru :,
NO. ITO foydras street. corner of Camp
November LIST, 1874
The new Postal Reg ulations which will be enforced
aer the lst OF next January require that postage
all newspapers be paid at the Office from which thew are
mailed This will naturally transfer the expense of
postage from the subscriber to the publication Office
ana hence many Of our contem poraries have given
oee thas In future their subscribers sen with
the price Of the paper amount
lot postage for the term Of the subscription.
do not propose to adopt this plan but shall con-
to send the STAR to all subscribers at the old
price, THREE DOLLARS YEAR. WE PREPAY
ING THE POSTAGE.
At the same time this ipcr eased exn.nsa x-,u ra,a
stIicter adherence to rule of insisting
upon PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE for all subscrin
tions
We have heretofore been very iudulgent with our
subscribers in this feeling assured that ali
taking the considered themselves in conscience
bound TO pay up their Indebtedness at sacrifice
70 themselves whenever such payment reasonably
practicable Experience has shown that our
was not misplaced in regard the of our
but the exceptions have been numerous
as to entail heavy losses. Justice and prudence there
fore reqcire that after the fst Jannary the cash
RUE DO enforced regardless of PEI sons Commencing
from the present date, will send bills on postal
cards, to all subscribers giving them two full optbs
opportunity for remitJing advance payment
All whose subscriptions shall not have been paid in
advance by the FIRST OF JANUARY, will then be-
necessarily DROPPED FROM THE LIST At the
same tine, the postal card will notify the of past
dues, if any. which earnestly request will be for
warded.
1t must also BIO distinctly understood that the fact
Of our dropping subscriber who not prepay does
not imply that relieve him from the obligation of
paying whatever arrears he may owe on the contrary
we rely upon receiving what is due payment
Is possible It would therefore, be well for those who
cannot sette now to keep their bills reminders Of
their obligations
Ali postoffice money orders. drafts etc. shoUld DO
made payable to the order of the
EDITOR MORNING STAR
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COMMON SENSE TALK ABOUT CHRISTMAS
fRKsEN1s-In making Christmas presents a person
should be guided by sound judgment and good taste
and should take into confederation the pos ton and
necessities of the donee. Times hard for Us to
be throwing away money jewgaws and all sorts of
nonsenscal toys. Get something that will bring Joy
and comfort something that is really needed by your
1riend For instance. what could be acceptable
to young man boy Of your acquaintance than one
Of Pierson & Eews' elegant winter suits OF a half
dozen of their beautifully made shirts, or a dozen
pocket Handkerchief They have also fine stock of
cravats. collars, gold studs Their motto is Ono
price, and that the lowest Remember that they gar
antee all the goods as being exactly they
at time of sale.
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"CHRISTMAS GIFT!"

WIZ DO soon ringing In ears, and it 10 but the
of wisdom to in time 90 that mono OF those
who confidently look to us for token of love- friend
ship or kindly feeling. may have the shadow Of dis
appointment TO mar their JOY ousness ON Christmas
Day.
It 10 equally wise to purchase articles that will be
useful ard the following tia list offered to assist
the weidi'posed in making selection tho recipient
of which will be to bless the giyer:
GLovES-Kid, Dog Skin, Cloth Lined Berlin, etc.
HANDKERCHIEFS-Init Embroidered, Tucked
Colored, Bordered.
TIEs-WindsOr, FrinGed. Brocaded, Crepe de cbene
BOW s. Black and Fancy Colors for Boys and Gents
RUCHINGS-Illusion Lisss, Bobbinet Grape.
RIBBONs-Sash. Neck, Hair, etc.
sErs-Plan Embroidered, Bordered. etc.
FURS-Capes in Black, Brown, Gray, White ETC.
LEGGINGS, Bootees, Mittens ComfoI tors, ETC.
CoATS--Knitted, for Ladies and Children.
NUBIAS-New Colorr Stitches and Designs
SCARFS-Ottoman, Knitted and Lace.
BEADED Pockets, Belts, Fringe etc.
PARAscLs and SUN Umbrellas. in Black and COlors.
FANS for evening and day uses.
SHAwLS--for Old and Young Grave and Cav.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
SCI :CTED FOR THE HOLIDAYS
BOUGHT CHEAR
In addition to the above, desire call attention
to tho stock of Domestic aud Imported
DRY GOODS
now N our hands II will be found unusually attractive
in variety, e1.ent and cheapness. We mention few
prices:
Da-k CALICoES from eic up.
Sea Island Cotton, from &c up.
Soft Finish White COTTON, from PC up
Irish LINEN, from CSC up.
1914 Sheet g COTTON. from $50 up.
Fine Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFs, l5c each.
Colored Linen SETS CSC each.
Soft Kid GLOVES. white and colored, 75c pair.
Two Button Kid GLOVES, 81 pair. Etc, etc.
Encouraged by the immense sails of DRESS GOODS
last week. following the reduction then announced we
have marked down 5000 yards choice goods to TWO
BITS and FIFTEEN CENTS.
BLANKETS,
We Have Marked Our Blankets Down.
SPOTTED SILKS
1900 yards Striped SILKS slightly spotted G2io.
CALL EARLY,
AS they Cannot be Replaced.
RASELMAN & ADAMS
$50 and 5ss. MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and 5ss
Conner st. Andrew street
CASH HOUSE. deao 1t
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PORTRAITS OF INDUSTRIOUS PRIESTS AND
IRIsHMEN-speca. attention is called the notice of
Mr. VIM Joyce, on our fifth page. Mr.. Joyce it will
be seen has for sale at his store St. Andrew
and Constance streets portraits OF those beloved
priests Fathers Duffy, McGrane and Sheera1 and of
such usrous dignitaries of the Church and patriots
as Archbishop McHale. Father Burke, Father Lavele
and Daniel oConnell. he has also large variety of
pictures sxlo inches in SIZE representing different
scenes and places of historical interest to all 1rshmeu
Mr. Joyce will be happy to allow his stock all who
will call on him. charging nothing for view and only
small sum for the pictures. He also reminds the pub
TIC that he has fine stock OF beads prayer books etc.
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R,rnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
m y ORLEANS. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1874.


accrued 1t must have done SO very lately,
for formerly the German schools were
models even for the cleverest of all
nations, the French, which sent com
mIssioners to Germany to inform them
selves respecting the organization of
our schools. Our schools are now, indeed,
on the high road to deterioration, for they
have been deprived Of their religious basis.
The natural result is that the prisons are
coming to the front. Neither is it advis-
able to proceed against the Social Demo
Gratis with immeasurable prosecutions, for
ultimately the oppressed are necessarily
driven to violence. But You play
into the very hands of the Social Dem
nish the people with it's culture, and COM
pei harmless nuna, because they are
suspected of UltramOntane tendencies, to
crOss the seas to countries where thew are
welcomed with open arms. The prisons
nowadays are SO crowded because peo-
pie are sadly in earnest in finding fault
with the Government Let the Government
take example by the practice of the Reich
stag, which has always declined to consent
to the criminal prosecution of persons for
attacking 1t, not choosing that any one
should be punished because, in excitement
OF oratory, he may have made a thought
less remark. Were the Government to
adopt these--the Reichstag's views-the
prisons would soon be empty spoueh.n
Prince Bismarck, stnDg to the Quick by
these reproaches, made another angry re-
ply, and after one or two more speeches, a
vote was taken on Herr Liebknecht's mo-
ton. The majority of the deputies, fearful
OF offending the irate Chancellor. voted.
with him against the motion, and it was
defeated by large majority.
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CHR1sTMAs AND NEW YEAR.

In order that these holidays may be thoroughly en-
yed they should witness the fruition OF the desires
and hopes of the multitude, especially OF those of the
&c nt-r Is there female who would DO happy
without dress during tho holidays' No, Of
Why. then, get the dear orestures-our
wives mothers SISTERS cousins, sweethears frieD DIS
dresses. Get those of good quality, fine texture
and reasonable prices with all necessary trimmngs
ribbons buges sashes belts pockets cts and get Thorn
at the RIGHT PLACE, v bich is at LEVY Bros $50
MAGAZINE STREET. deco 1t
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CHRISTMAS DSSERs.-of all days in the

CHRISTMAS DNNERs.-Of all dnvs in the
year cbristmasis the which man most delights in
having good dinner. he gathers around him all
whom he holds most dear EARTH and In their society,
in the sntoymehs OF things fe recalls the
happy days Of his youth. Prepare, then reader for
this cay ps calling on the genial and enterpritng Mike
haoket'' corner Thalis and Dryades streets, and
making your selections from his splendid stock He
mas mince meat ready made, and all Its ingredients
pfeservss wines and liquors, applo peach and ounce
bntter, and all the Thousand little decacics that one
conld wish
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

a wicked old rtsn, with o hump his back,
Has been oglfng poor Venus and noting her track;
While Randred photographers, East. West and North
Have ntrusivey peeped from under a cloth.
Had been Jupiter Saturn or Mars
I'D have punched their old skuls and made them
stars.
But tits useless to growl to swear rage or stamp.
For there's so'sce in Tea when bought at Five Camp
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card OF Mrs L. E. Thompson, No. 1871 Second street.
who conducts select young ladies and boys
Mrs. Thompson is an accomplished lady, who has had
many years experience. and is q favorte with both
parents and scholars
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Strong, well-made boots, shoes, ETC., ut G. j.
Wagners. at greatly reduced prices Remember the
address, e 'rner UIsnline and Dauphine streets
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MARRIED.:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday, Nov 10th,
1874 at st. Marys Church, by the Very Rev. G. Ray.
mond Vicar General, Mr. Thos. F. Monroe, of this
city to Mrs Marion Trent Blak eey late of
Texas
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CHRONIC OF THE Holy FATEER-We have
received from Mr. Irving Crabbe editor of the Nc,v
Delta, weekly paper published in AIgiers q copy of
the Graphic CompaDy's excellent ohtomo of the Pope
Mr. Crabbe will give copy of this chrome all who
pay % SO for years subscription to his paper.
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CHOICE WINES AND LIQUoRs.-Perhaps there
are no articles requiring in selection than
wines and liquors for family and readers will
therefore be glad to know that Mr.. Charles Lacoume
has opened sample at No ~ St. Charles street
under the St. Charles Hotel where he will supply
articles in quantities suit purchasers Mr. Lacoume
enjoys the reputation of keeping the choicest
goods in his line and those who buy of him may rely
upon getting pure articles at reasonable prices
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Major B. T. Walshe, ITO Canal street, has one
OF the largest and ARest stocks of furnishing
goods and boys and ohldrens clothing found
South All Of these eutsble for Christmas presents
and can be purchased at low prices for cash. Let
1t be distinctly understood that the Msjor. needing
money just now. very badly, is selling at very low
prices Such another opportunity may occur again
for long time, readers should be on the alert
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FOR CHRISTMAS!
Elegant Presents in Gold and Silver !

cleganr Presents in Gold and Silver!
l. C. LEVI,
1eS.----- .----. CANAL STREET. f08
Announces HE from the chief factories Of the
North, where he selected in person large and ,r,aa
assortment OF Imported and Domestic Goods in His
line comprising
DIAMONDS
PLAIN AND FANCY JEwELRy I,
NOVELTIES IN ---
NOVELTIES L 1s AND NECKLACES
NOVELTIES IN
SLEEVE BUTroNsl
SCARF RINGSl
NOVELTIES IN
BRACELETS!
NOVELTIES IN
SILVER SETS FOR CHILDREN.
full assortment of LOOSE SETTINGS for pia.
monds Ear Rings Pins Studs. Rngs etc.. and is able
to set any size quality of Diamonds In one or two
hours notice.
His goods az tf the most elegant workmanship and
modern prices. for cash.
Before selecting your pre- sen,s, call and examine
these new goods and prices, at
l. L. L II ,,
ios.--------- Canal Street .----..----.105
dc2O1t
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
VIM. JOYCE,
Corner Constance and st. Andrew Streets,
Prayer Books, ScapuIars, Prayer Beads,
RELIGIOUS AND OTHER PICTURES.
Lakes of Killarney Cove of Cork The Four Courts,
Dublin; Vale of Avoca; Sligo Abbey Balinamuck;
Joyce Country; Kilkenny Castle; Galway. from the
Claddahi Youghall Abbey; Rock Of Cashel;
Ballina County Mayo; Ballinafadi A Pattern
In Connemnra; Limerick Castle; Portraits
Of Fathers Duffy. McGrane, sheeran,
Burke, Lavelle, and others; Likenesses
of distinguished Irishmen, O'Connell,
Emmett Brian Boru, McMahon,
Archbishop McHale, etc, etc.. etc.
N. B.-Any of the above articles sent parties in
DON'T FORGET.
deco ct Corner Constance and St. Andrew SITS.
GET
CHRIST MAS PRESENT
PIERSON g. HEWs,
And Select from
THEIR ELEGANT STOCK
A fine Cashmere Business Suit,
A fine Bile * Cloth Dress Suit,
fine Fall Overcoat.
A fine Dress Cloth Suit,
FOR THE BOYS.
A fine bali dozen Sbtts, OF new soarfs, Kid Gloves,
Bows, Collars. Cravats. Gold Studs, and other
novelties, at Moderate Prices.
ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE LOWEST.
Goods warranted. at
PIERSON & HEWS',
deco 1t 10 and IS Camp street.
pUT YOUR HOUSES IN ORDER
NJ. j. HEELAHAN,
W. j. GOLDEN, Manager,
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Elegant pearl pen holders, pencils picks, etc
gold pens A. NJ. HILL sc St. CHARLES street
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L ST. THEREsAs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIETY.-TEe members of this Society are
notified assemble ST. Tberesa's Han ErAtO street.
between Magazine and Camp. THIS Sunday MORN
ING at O'Clock, from wheuce they will proceed in
body Theresas Church, this being the occasion
Of the semi.an Communion Of the Society. The
members Of ths different Total Abssineueo Societies
are respectfully inEitsd-to attend.
GtyE =. m
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FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
so Per Cent. Below the Old Prices!
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, In the Latest
soIendid seasonable ovERCoATs both Light and
Heavy Weight -
All the New Styles in HATS: Cloth, Velvet SILK
and Fur CAPS.
Geptlemens Furnishing Goods, Trunks Vaiises and
Satcheis
Nu''O'' A O' NV Rubber and OIL Clothing.
The arc 20 inspect beau
,iful assoItment of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
For Christmas and the Holidays.
magnificent stock of Cloths, Diagonals Doesktns
and CassimeIes also Blue Regulation Cloth, suitable
for Metropolitan Uniforms. 80 - -,
Measures taken anddts guaranteed, 80 Por cent eSs
than anywhere in town at
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSES
M 10 Canal atreet and No. CrossmAn between the
deco 3m C,astomhouse and the River
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STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE S0CIETIFS-The regular monthly meeting
will be held NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec.
23d. at o'clock, in the Star Hall.
THoS. G RAPIER, President
D. H BUCKLEY Secretary. de2OIt
ST. JOSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting of this Society will be held THIS
Sunday EVENING. at o'clock. In the Hall, corner
of Common and Derbigny streets. A full attendance
is requested election will be held gates
to the State Union
Gentlemen wishing TO join invited to attend.
JHO. McCAFFREY. President
NJ DRISCOLL Secretary de2IIt
ST. ALPHoNSUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
ciaron-A meeting of thus Ass. citation will be held
THIS Sunday EVE >ING. at 4 o'clock In St Alphon.
au4 Hall. ST. Andrew between Magazine and
Constance A full att..bdance is desired.
Gentlemen wshng To join invited TO be present.
The Fourth Quarterly Communion Of the mem bers Of
this Society will take pl.ce MKT SUNDAY, s7th
nst at the II o'clock MaAa ia 1T AIphopsus Church
de2Ot CHAS l.. SINCLAIR. Secretary.
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sadIier's Catholic Directory, Almanac
and Ordo for 1875,

with full return of various Dioceses in the Unite
States and British North America, and list OF tn
ArchbiShops, Bishops and Priests in Ireland
VOL limo. cloth extra. 30
paper. w
Sent free by mail on receipt of price. ce2l3t
, 1874-06-30

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pipfel, bas Badeln bas Qdmmerlterse
uno aus alien bieien 6actoren biloet er lid
fait unfeblbarellrtbeile unoBropbe3eibun'
gen. Inoere Sirten rei6en tim ntdt oaa
Waiier, Obsleid iie audi Tbiere Dor iid,
oem Sunb neben iid uno ben Sitamsl
iiber iid babem. Die Sdafer btlber
eben eine eisene, beilise &alte, unb sin
S9dferIobn balt eS seraoe5u fir eire
unmO9lidfeit, etwas anoeres gu werz
ben, a(S mas lein Sater mar.
Iuf benz Ounsbaufen neben Ser Saz
berideune mar es furdtbar warm ; ba
lasen Die Siibner platt nit Der 8ruit
auf benz StrOb, alS went lte feline 6iiBe
batten, uno bic bunten, pradtisen Sabne,
ots SeiBiporns unter benz 5soerpteb,
rubten inmitten ibrer @eiber unb pers
orebten mandmal oerliebt bic rotb9e>
ranoerten Iusen, ais penn iie wobl
Giner ober ber Inoern etnen &uB seben
m0dten, aber ais iuenn es ibnen bod
eisentlid 3m beiB basu ware.
Gortietung folgt.)
, 1874-06-30
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6umorilttiaer 8rtessroman
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(Sortiebutlg.)


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altsn 8dumsn bslduttet, unb msnr Der
9~uft3us an ibrsn Neiten rittelt, Oana
ltrsuen lte bletde, iterbenoe Sldtter ant
ole Nubeltattsn seitorbeaer Wenlden.
@ebt nan wieber Elm Stiidden ipel@
ter, bann fommt man at einen Pfabl
init elmer Gaisl, auf welder 9elbrleben
,tebt: vgorwsrf @roBsS uiefow." Das
mid mamlid iasen, bab Der Srt, OBJ
3lsi6 @ittersut, ni6t nit eiasm Saus
,rnborf psrbuuoen lei; ossbalb erbltft
man, antatt osr seidlo0snen SOis, aud)
ltur eine aerabe, aus bOdltens sebn flslz
usm Sauiern sebitOete StraBs, in Osnen,
auBsr ben boberen geamtsu, allo Ses
Settlers, S9afers, @artners &C., bic
&nedts unb Taselobner wobnen. Seut<
5l,tass fommt bic 8eseidnuns uSor>
perf" fit ein iclblttanoises Gut ni@t
mebr Dor, lonoern man perltebt untsr
oielem Namsn nut Elm aussebautes 9ez
bOft CUR Grlei9teruns Der Wirtbidaft.
Oas mare baS Terratn, auf benz BOTS
laufis unier 8olnau lpielen wiro nad@
Der miiiien mir freili9 eine 5ientlid tpette
3anoeruns MAIDEN; aber MIR fsbren
juleet wieoer nad @roBz8uiefom 5uz
rid, penn mir ale Wi6ielisteiten uno
Uefabren slidli6 iiberltanoen baben.
, 1874-06-30
Meenten Derlan9t
fdrbsn
q entenuial Wa3etteer

Wodb ME parps Elm BUD bsraas'sebsu. bas BON
70 alIsemetne" Snterefe tWr bas amertIantf6e
alaisn Der YepSlternns fir WiGnnsr unb Grausn in
alien Ssltdftea, Dpn alen 0liubtr, @rmubsiwsis,n unp
~pplttif1su 0tstnunssn fur Narmsr, NepOtattn. San.
%pelsleuts. arbetter. Merste, Tplttiter. 2tbrtr. Stupsnteu,
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9sule. wsna lie MUIR ieien ibnneu. Nue wunfdsn a.. ale
elm BUD sum N~a6I&laesn aub CUR Sesabruns fur Sin-
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,.ist. spn benz erffen Sabrbunesrt Der ercatem
8epubiif, peldbe Die Melt ie ssiehen. 50 III tstn
9uruseessn(tane, ionl etn cine siUttwsnpisfsit fur isssn
beslsnsa MnsrtIaniiden Burger. @aentea lSnntn 500
AWi2ma 3issler uns WeGMrep, pbtla, pa,
, 1874-06-30

einem Sabre, aIs aae antsren auseblidsn 5silmittsl is.t
bic gDelt febt. Certificate BON bsmertsnswertten 8uren
~tesleiten jebe 5fai&e unb psrssn Ssesrnann gratis suse.
ianet. g. siebt ,etn.n e&msrl fur pslSsn bisfs eini.
msnts ni&t @bbalfe ~sepdhrsn, i.ne Ssidwulf. wslte fs
nidt b~eleitisen unb feline qabmbttt, psldt ~bteielten nidt
turirsn, Dies If gtet s.ast, absr pabr. asins 8amiln
Ober BETTER BON @teb lam Dtne Gentaur Qiniments iein.
Wstssr lmidlas fir gumilten. @ebraud; selbsr llmf&las
fir Ibisre. greis so Gents; srpse Glai&en Al. s. Q.
Rpfe 4 6 o., SO broadway, SEEN gOrt.
, 1874-06-30
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&eime Mamlfperre mebr J.!
Wiaiam &ramer's 9eiIpHafer.
Wattntirt am no. Mai l87O,

pdttntirt ON 10. Wtat 1870.
Die gDtrfune bitfss YHaatrs IN btpunbtrunaswlrbia
70 srtairt itin YFafer, weldts bitfts %dbsrtriHt.
Durh iabrtlansss &rprpttn fann i'd oisss YFa ter
as Elm uniusrfals4 dMsmtttel s~mpftblsn.
aamiltsnpaier. 5abriibsFser. fopte ale Mrbsitsr fpqtsn
70 fsts i'm Saufs uno tn Der Dsrtfdtte ~psrrdtbie talteu.
Die NDtrfuna II cine hbtrrafdtnbe; man braudt weher
drstli&s SuIfs ~ r~sautrtrsn, nod bat man. BET ~tOtsrttssr
anpeneuns. stnsn gerluf an Mresttsistt iu bsfar&hn.
ndrisfen alfen 0efebwlre. Bon GAM b~sfenbrsr
Mtrtuus 10 - bet DdbuAs. Sieb 9tidb,. &dbnitt.,
Biz. une Gustfhwuneen; b dIimmen BrGfen.
bard roffiss vedsel eibt Is tstn bsHsrss Mtttsl.
Bel 6iibnsrausen ftat Is nidt nur ben Sdmer, 70.
fort, %ioubera bsisllfst ~etsislbsH bel stnsm @strau4e ppn
8 bis 10 Iaeen e6naltb.
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Hpperu.
Yfsts per Boz ntbf @tbrau6sanpeifuns so Ients.
gu tatsn tn alien apOtbstsn. fopts an Der Gtsarren.
Bar es @t!antis Wartsa- 3Wt7mE
, 1874-06-30
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Ser3ogt. Braunfbw eieif6e,
SamburQ Stabt.

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.. .. BOr A271. gettsr u. Co., ganfiers,
1855 Seperp (@srmanta 8anfsebaubs) New gori. fS8ms
, 1874-06-30
Sentaur Qintment3

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beulen. gerbdrtuneen Der 9riffe,
Branswuneen, @%srbriitunsen, Salj.
Rus etc. am msnidlidsn 8Orper, uns
W.rr,ntunssn. Spatb, Stsinsaflen
& m hst 4hipr,u ouf,umejipu in
, 1874-06-30

Snn mdnner nne Srauen mernen iest pers
CWO laHat fur nniere neueu 0olbfecern,
bileer. Gdbfeiee, 2stnrnfacen unc Scbreibpas
pier. OroRe Gtnnabmeu NIT gtd)rrbeit ses
madbt. Vlan ftreict ipfort UNI Circulate on .. Z.
0uernfsp. gubliitsr, Concord, 81. j. 4QD4mi
, 1874-06-30
I'LL
Gin Sonntae= Na6mittas.

Die Rube 3iebt ourd 6aus uno Stall,
Das 6elp lit ltia llno rein,
Der Sdatten liest aui 5bor uno Siel,
Sas sselo i'm Spunenlbeim.
, 1874-06-30
Aeenfen p~erlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

Win pnIetsts Stttenaud u Ten ~berabmtsa Nsrfsu
,,Three Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten Nights
in a Darkroom ppn Z. G. Nrtbur. Uas iesrs
une erOsle ta1 oitiss ssfsisrtsa Sdrttasasrs slaa.
stne 'uutrtrt, eltaant 8ebuuben. miro ~ Iauitnesn per-
iaulf. W wtre psn ben btrrprraeenpatn psr6pneu une
5~sifuneen es eanbss auf has Wunfisfs ~bsurtbetlt.
vine Usi3ttte ron Yerbrt&su unb Stlsibisunstn in
unlsrer Dtlttt, wtlpt 3u BEN ~rubisfeu 5srjen igrsteu
nnuhen. - wire msbr fur Gle Sats Der WasIsteit unp
Der WloraIttdti bswirfen as @etess. a%asnisa, psI1t
nMan-Trap" p~sriaufttn, mullen mtnbefeus NOD elm.
NAL 10 ettl Sremplars tislts Vu&ss ~psrfaufen.
yortrait tn stability rirp sinsm Iepen Subkribsntsn
nberrti6t. Ssitrabtnbe Qtteutart uab lolAs nut bsu
SsSineunesn wsrben fret auf Nnfraat ~ptrituett Won
=: TX. Stoecart u. Co.. pltIfpsrs, 7S3 sanfpm
S"abf, ypua. "a. Munt4D;
, 1874-06-30

0dffcrtd IA r,etr ale en Subfttut fir Gator.
Del. 60 III Der einsis ,userldhtee Grtitel welh.r riifirt
msl&er fiber bic Gineepeiee resllirt. Ninbtplit tsilt unit
naturliben Sdlaf erjeust. 81 If ~ansenetm e%insuneb.
men. 81 sisbt teine fdlaFpf,n Mitter pper jGreienpe
Ainbtr mebr. preis IS Gents per GlaiGe.