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The daily gazette., 1874-12-04
General Nc9Vs.

. Virginia and South Carolina's Legisla-
lures are in session.
The cotton crop this season has de-
creased thirty Live per cent.
West Chester has shipped boz of
specimen minerals to Belgium.
The military company forming at Ok
ford, Pa, already has sixty members.
A German Protestant newspaper is
about being started in Baltimore.
Gen. Belknap, Secretary of War. had
q daughter born to him on Friday last.
Great Britain hos acquired more terri
tory in Africa, near Cape Colony.
Camden, N. J., is improving her streets
in order to keep the needy in employ
ment.
The wages of the employees of the
Central Vermont Il. Il. have been re.
duoed ten per cent.
/ A regular line Of sailing vessels hai
beon established between Baltimore ant
Jacksonville. Fla.
The Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co. hav,
reduced the time of their mechanics Il
eight hours O day and wages to cores
pond.
The Delaware River Iron Shipbuildini
and Engine works at Chester, Pa, hav'
finished contracts for the construction
OF five iron steamships.
Count dc Montcabrier, French Consu
at Baltimore, has presented memoria
| to the President Of The Baltimore 4 Obi
Railroad, setting forth the Commercial
| advantages OF Brest. = NS@ie
Col. Forney, in . letter from London
| England, dated Nov. 18th says "In stat
ing this case, (Gladstone's ecclesiastica
affair." desire, without taking part i
what il evidently the beginning Of q lon
and terrible struggle, and what may en-
in another great European war, to be re
! garded as malain king p statement {
current history"
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
The Weekly Sun. pss., q !srE:s EsSs: 3:

pendent, honest and fearless newspaper Of Sc
broad columns especially designed for the
farmer. the mechanic. the merchant ana the
professional man. and their wives and ehii;;
drep. We aim to make the WEEKLY sun
is full Of entertaining and instructive reading
Of every sort, but prints nothing to offend
the most scrupulous and delicate taste.
Price 81 .aO per yssr postage prSps'SS;a Saalsss rns
TIE Sun. New York City. w -
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Pe,ti9as1tl07' NeaOS.
-

The Salisbury Storeman wants Wicoml-
co County to turn its attention from lumber
to agriculture.
Somerset county intends raising more
cereals instead Of strawberries.
Baltimore gets 225 miles nearer the sea
by the proposed canal through the penin-
sula.
Rev. L. p. Ecock has resigned tie charge
OF the Presbyterian Church at Bridgeville.
WV. Whitiock, Of Clayton, is strongly,
recommended for the Sergeant-at-Arms OF
tie House at Dover.
Salisbury, Nd, has Its sidewalks both OF
wood and brick.
The ladies OF Quantico hold fair Doc. s..
The Principal of the Salisbury High
School proposes to publish monthly list of
| his meritorious pupils -Boys and girls.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

LITERARY men are at premium just
at present at the White House. Wheth-
er it is to spite the politicians. OF wheth-
er the President has been put through a
course Of American literature, strange to
say, the Russian mission having been de-
clined by Mr.. James Russell Lowell, the
names Of Ralph Waldo Emerson and of
Oliver Wendell Holmes are now men,
toned in connection with it.
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nk,N0n per day at homo. Terms free. Ad-
VJeVLU dress 0EO. STINsoN Co., Portland
Maine.
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TERMS,
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HAarEa's WEEKLY. one year..-..........s4 90
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By the publishers.
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year, SOC or. two of Harper's Periodicals
TO one address tor one year, 500; postage
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every ClWb Of Five Subscribers at 81 90 each
in one remittance; or, Six copies for $40 00
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Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
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In neat cloth binding, will be sent by express
free of expense. for $7.UO each, A complete
set. comprising Eighteen Volumes, sent on re
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Newspapers are not 10 copy this asteerfise
me'if ,oihow the erpress orders Of Harper
Brothers. Address.
HARPER & BROTHER. New York.
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iNa.S@How either sex may ascin.ts
and gain the love and affections Of any person
they choose. instantly. This simple mental
requirement all can possess. tree Iy mail. ~
Egg Dtian Oracle, Dreams. Hins 70 is5iss
A queer book. 100 sold. Address I. Will
LIAMS i CO., Publishers. Philadelphia.
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"a C0mplete Pictorial History of
the Tfines. s."..The best, cheapest
snd m0at gueeessfal Family Paper
IN the dpnfon.''
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Harper's Weekly,
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of the Press.

The wKEKLY is the ablest and most power
full illustrated periodical published In thi:
country. Its editorials arc scholarly and con.
tions Of current events are full and fresh, and
arc prepared by our best designers. With q
circulation Of 10000. the WEEKLY is read by
ct least half o million persons. and Its in.
nusnee as an organ of opinion is simply ire
mendous. Tho WEEKLY maintains positive
position, and expresses decided views on po.
iitical aud social problems. .-Lossssv;iis Cosriei
Journal.
It's articles are models of high-toned dis
cussion, and its pictorial illustrations are otter
cnrrohosetive arguments Of no small force
N, Y. E1an,iner and Chronicls.
It's papers upon existent questions and 1t
inimitahle cartoons help to mould the senti
ments fthe csuntry.-PtttsburQh Commercial
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

Richmond, Va, last month shipped. =
900 barrels Of -four to South America
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
| IMPERIAL GRANUM,

lhh oNNAl MEpi'lNAh Soop'
This justly celebrated DlETETlH Preparation is
In compos,uoh' principally the "LoIEN derlVe'
rom tue niue winter fi'ht wheat Cefea' Ii soma
ex ract, thc invention OF an eminent chemist
II has not only been highly recommended but
certified toby a large number of CHEM SIS and
PHYSICIANS-leprcsentin "A very hirh degree of
-,
heu'c"i e1'Hce as 'no
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
Administrators Sale.

ny VIRTUE of A DEC EE or THE COUNTY
. Court of Rock Island county, 'late ! lilihois,
August term OF raid Court, on petition Oh Tue un
dersig igned, William DIXON administra or DE bonls
Nun of the estate of james Dixon, dece 4sed, Tor
leave TO sell the real estate hereinafter scrbed 10
pay the debts due iroL and allowed asalnst sald
.tat and the costs of administration get 10 accrue,
the undersigned will by virtue Il said decree, seli
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the terms
herein mentioned, and said land, on the l9th
day OF October, A, ID. 1874, al the hour OF two
O'Clock p. M. the following land with the appurte-
nances belonging TO said estate. to-wit:
The nor b i5 fe, of lot No. one u ,, IN BLOCK NO
thrtysix 1861 in that part f the city oil ROCK lei
and, in raid county, known as Chlcago o Lower
addition Terms of sale, three-fifths OF purchase
money cash in h nd. the remaining Two MINIS pay
ab e in one year from day OF sae with Interest at
be rate of ten per cent. pc annum, the unpai
purchase money to be secured by note with good
personal security and mongagr OF the premises
sold. ~
Rock Island, H., September 18th. A D, 1874.
WILLIAM DIXON.
Administrator, De- Boni- Non:
SWEENEY & JACKSON, Att'ys for Admir-. 2odtd
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02

If you
Want to sell out,
Want situation,
Want to "go west
Want to buy house,
Want to rent a house,
w ant to offer bargains,
Want to attract customers,
Want to make known your
Wants, advertise in the
DAILY aud WEEKLY Rock ISLAND
ARGUS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
ADDRESS
OF David Gore, Independent Reform Candidate
for State Treasurer, Delivered at
Paxton, ILL.,, Sept. 9.
Concluded. J
THE QUESTION OF FINANCE,

or medium of exchange, is caus-
ing great diversity OF opinion at
the present time, 1t is the
most important and most difficult question
to dispose of, that has ever engaged the
attention of any nation. lnleed. 1t may
be termed the key to the science of govern
ment. The cause, however, OF the diver
sity of views Of the people now, think, is
that we are inclined to view this question
from our own standpoint, rather than as
the best general financial policy for the
nation to adopt--a policy which will equal
ly and Justly facilitate every interest, and
Justly discharge all of our obligations.
Those in debt desire imitation; they log
ically conclude that imitation means higher
prices for produce, and consequently, less
produce will pay their debt. While those
interested in the income, OF course, would
give their money more power.
The Independents, as L understand
them, desire to avoid either extreme, aud
are, therefore, iD favor of stable, un-
changing currency, that will do justice to
both debtor aud creditor, issued directly
from the Treasury; not IN an Unlimited
amount, but sufficient for healthful
transaction of the business OF the country,
but not so much as to distarO just stand
ard of values. Based upon all the gold
and silver, all the land, and every species
of property OF the whole nation, with the
faith Of the government stamped upon it,
which would give it all the functions which
mopey can possess. To question this, is
to question the validity Of the government.
Indeed, we believe that currency OF
this kind would be worth its face In gold
10 very short time. believe am safe
in saying that the Retormers would be
glad to know that it was possible to have a
currency based upon a gold basis, which
would be safe in any emergency. But the
experience of the past has been such that
tbey are fearful that TO adopt such policy
WOULD REpEAT THE DISASTERS
which have hitherto overtaken it, aud the
producers of the country would again sui.
fer in consequence OF an insuf1ciency ol
gold To redeem the outstanding liabilities
of banks thus based.
also believe that the Independents are
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
FAMILY CASES.

FAMILY CASES.
No.
1 With rs Large Three Drachm Walls, Rose
wood Gaze, and Humphreys HomGopath
lc Mentor New Book. k)....,................ ~ 90
With 35 Large Thres Drachm Walls, Moroc
co Case, and Specific Homeopathic Man
ual, (Small Book. .............. 10 90
3 With 20 Large Three Drachm Walls. Moroc-
co Gaze. and Specific Homeopathic Manual 90
4 With 20 Large Three Drachm Walls. Paper
Case, and Specific Homeopathic Manual on
sold by all Druggists. Sent by mail OF express
free. on receipt of the price. F
Address t.Ha Ea-0 g
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
OFFICE AND DEPOT,
562 Broadway, New York
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
Twenty-rhira Year.
MEDICAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

LAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
efficient and reliable. They the only medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so SIMPLE that
mistakes cannot be made in using them SO harm
ess as to be free from danger; and SO efficient as
TO be always reliable. They have the highest COM
mendation from ALL and will always render stats
fact
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
ASSERT THEIR RIGHTS.

in the interest OF the whole people, 10 such
way that every pursuit, or interest may
be protected and restored, so that tree
and independent nation may be maintained
and SO improved that it may be pointed
to by all the nations Of the earth as the
home Of the free aud the asylum OF labor.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
Notice.

NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
y the MOL ne It Rock Island Horse RhIr ad 90.
until Monday. Oct. D, at o'cl ck p. NJ To furnish
twenty tone of ground feed made from SCUM No.
old corn aud oats, propO ito to he two hus tls of
corn 10 one bushil OF oats. To be weighed n the
city sea es and delivered at Centre Station rs re-
quired for use.
j, NJ BuFORD,
92]d5t. Scc'y NJ. Il Il. l. ii, X. X, Co.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
Humphreys
WITCH HAZEL !:
THE MARVEL OF HEALING.

Is the indispensable Medicine for Families.
1t is always saf---alway reable-never injurious.
1t heals the widest variety of Accidents or Injuries
1t is the greatest sypic or stauncher of Bleeding
known. -,
is the only always sure and infalible remedy for
Piles.
is the only cure for Varlcose Veins.
is the sure remedy for Neuralgia Il Rheumatism.
For Burns and Sunburns it is the Marvel of Healing
For Ulcers Sores, BOils, ,Felons Il Corns Unequaed
For Lameness Soreness or Stihness-beyon praise
As Toilet Article for Shaving Bathing-Inyauable
1t has been known and in use for Thirty Years.
1t Is prepared by scientific and experienced Ply
sician.
It is sold by all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
All the above goods for sale in Rock Island
by Otto Grotjan, Benser & Thomas. c. Spedel and
E. Breunert; in Moline by j. .. Richards.
3-4dmwf&w1v
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
GURLEY & CO.,
Commission Merchants
13 South Commercial Street.

ST LOUIS, .............. " ......MO
tonsi-nmeuts OF Hides, Hay. Wool. Pelt~ Fur-
tal9w, CIR ast, Lard Blu ter, Eg4s, Game, Poult "
lroNlslons, and other Produce solicited.
, NoucE:-We have running our Mammoth Re
irlgerat RS for the Storage Of butter, Dressed
uame, Poultry, and perishable articles consigned
10 Us. nee OF charge the first days.
50 Orders and CoUsignments will have Special
attention. soJ n,yxT1v
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
To-DAY'S ADvERTISEMENTS
Assignee's Notice.
Stockholders Meeting.

RooKFoRD, RoCk IsLAND & 81. LoUI- K, r. c :.
SECRETARYs OFFICE.
Rock ISLAND. ~ I. 7th l-si.
kIOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVE THAT THE AN
IN no d me. ding of the stockholde Of the Ro K
ford. RO < Island & St Lou R4iirlad Com any
will b. hrld the mpanys offcrs, IN the city of
Rock Island Illinois on Wednesday, the l4th day
of Octo0xr q, II. at l. o'cluck noon,
sdtd. joan T. WHITKH SAD, Seere.af
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-02
AVOID ouAcKs AND GaPoSTERS.

No CHARGE FoR ADviCa ASD CONSULTATION,
DR. j. b Dyott, graduate jefferson College,
Phi ade lphia. rtr OF &c etal Naluab. works,
consult d "a all ,i~eases Uf Sexual or Urinary
Organs which he ha madr an especial study
.ith, in maiv female, , matter from what
cause on -inatsngur oi how long stan ilg. prac-
tce OF "a y ars euBbes him 10 treat diseases with
success Ours guaranteed Charges reason bic.
Those at distance eau f rward letter describing
symptoMr and vuclOsin- stamp TO prep pOst q.
send for the GCIDE tn .ALrH. Price 10 cents.
JBDlOTT. N. ID. Puysi; al aud Surg. on.
IA Duane street, New ork
e-iidmw &wIy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

SIR bteMusen. u. Stren"9etIan-
RaIk wel&e IN biefser Stabt unter BET 81.
reetisn tes prn. Dr.. @@war3ta@ btRett fit.
bet ttursen, @onntas BEN Is. ;. Mts. TIT atbe'
aGuua cine bramatf@e unb rauitalti&e Attat-
unt.rtaltuns fatt. Go wirb taurt nStbis fetn,
ben. beutl&en wublituu, bas serttenfll&e @tr-
ten elmer {ul9eu Anfalt unb fcnit teren be.
eranteten Mnipru@ auf aQftttse ltuter1isuns
ans Orr III Iess., tsnn g fp.i&t far I'D
ItIbf.
@er etniotr 5sit .iei 81. ST. S&~arsba&
biz ertpatnte beilanfalt Inc 2tbea. ,nt-svtbmete
teritlten ueten ittner ietr aniebnlt&en AMBER
pettiaen praris. etne beiontereEbattetet tnbeut
e teren Drsaniiasisn bewersfeltete uub bereu
2ettuus auf unetsennistse @etie iibernabm.
BaIb wenbeten promtnente Rdnner III pette>
rem Rreiltt, ben, SnRitut TIRE aufuaertiau,teti
AZ, unt entwidelte basielte feline erfolsret&s
Dhtlamteit. Man@e werfoneu, beuen % aui
auberent Deee unnaSslt@ sepeien pdre, ttr
Mussnlt@t eser tbr @ebVr 3u retten. fanben tn
tteier Mniialt fire 9etluus; unt 3war 1T MIDI
~ iberftben, tab ber t1nbemittelte ebenfaaa
Nufnabu.e une v1see fnsst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24
&atbpIifbe 1tHipn.

Die Sabresverlammluns Der ltuiun fanb ~
ir'ssn Dtenaas tut %Goafsrenafaal BET aatbeSral
fats. Aus ben 8ert9ten seri&tebener Bean.
TN srsisbt i'd, ba6 bic Union IN erfreuli&sn
aafelatea Il unt I'd tei uaadsn 9esetasa
BE btster nod nt4t ~ besfsItsn setSren
.@ensisttett tanb ststt btrfsItea~ tsijutreiea. 5
= Der &atb itste fiar tie ssrsei&stetene SAB
sssussRe ben 10. R!Grj tta.
DIE @abI BET Bsautsn Neftrte feleenbes&e.
inltat:
prdfbeut-@m &. Riley bon ct. 3su!.
1. @ise Northumberland 4sHy, ssn Mia.
neapulis.
2. 8io-vrSGsent-N.6 8. %. 9rau; BON pa.
iainss.
3. 0tee-T rafbent-@te. Gallant ron @tiQ-
tpattr.
@etretar-Ssipb ring ssn 81. 9,aul.
S&asmtiRet-M. Sod, sea ct. Saul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

Deffeutlt&e GtnIasuns! CUR stSe-
ten uxb ~ssafashtsftu Refauration: Dit spg
6. @&mtbt IT., 242, Drift Gtra6e. Bon
febtan rerttns1 feterStuntt frff&e &uferu,
@efist, Bs..aeu, Gaetf&furtt., aler Mrt @ilb,
tura MQes, ras ber @as4 AZ DtlfateHtt bietet,
ferptrt. Dit fttaReu @etue uub Qiqaeure Bit
tet nsetae Bas; 8ri&tt, Gsufth uub ,Gotbttc-
reipaa+ts IN bsRer aus.a3l. FDttxaf~astuas
III feber :33eitkft btRe. %~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

@etraber 81 mfs @rsetry- unb
prpbtftons<Stsre Ode ter 10. unt
ct. gtter @tra6e, TT 81. Yaul,, enpfebt f@
bur@ ben befsx gorratb auer tuinl&baren &r>
tseL 9ausbaIt>, mte Sanity @roeertes, tnlat>
btl&e unt tatpprttrte Gra@te Il. t. II. Bfion-
bers btltett Fns s~esenwiitttJ BE DALI &radrrs,
sun Chicago, xslde bier edit ~ babsa fat.
2tebtaber gutter Betue, 2iqueure uub Cigar
ren fnttn Bel Gtbrittr Etuauae timer etpas
mad tbreut @ef&madt. Yrett ftbr biQig.
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81 ib better A :3uder fit .......".""".~$l.0O
81 1b better c :3ader fis.."".-""".".". 1.G0
Bel %. @eis, 106 @abalbaw @tra6e.

Die tatbsItf&enIe s.g Ct
cine biefssy @tant bieIten ant Sort9en Rsn.
tag ibr finftes Sabresftf. Go besann NIT e.
nen. feterlt&et 3o@au.te, pel9eut bic Mttslie-
ter 1T berGatbtbralt b~tiwubuien. lahtnbs ser'
fanameltea f& btefeIben NIT Ganailte unb8reun-
ben in SnssriuQ's pall su einen1 9enaitblt@eu
Bantette, III te6en @erIauf etne Mtnse ssu
Scatter. auf bic tatbolil&e &elisior, auf papf
plus TX, auf bic Scr. @taaten, auf Srlaub.
auf Mtaaeiuta uub beRen 2estslatur unb cub
li& auf ben @abisteitstunb int s4asemeinen
eebra&t purbee. aass tpar 1T seaaitbf@sr
@tmnaung,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

@engIer's " . Il 1t ente u.Mtelter
1T an 80. las, ct. peter @trabe, rd@f 2im>
mes @ei&dftsbIed, perIsst. Daielbf II fets
etne ausmabI ter f&Sufen @rab-R cuumente,
fowie 3et@nuusen fit ful&t III ftten. an9
Marmor-w Iattsn fir Iii&s fopie tanRret&e
@tulptur-A rbeitet ;a aaberen :3weden ~erben
prompt unt Ut tiateeu wreiieu selteftrt. 81.
BensIer erbtelt an Der lebtsn @taatsfa!r BIZ
erRe unb etn3ise vrdn.te fit ioI&e @erse. 81
fu@er erbaIten bic b~ereitwtqieRe Austunft. SO
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8erfaufS< Mn5etge.

@.unb fratsrtr gstan ntnta&uns tn Mpsbr. u tua,
metn gut etnaeri&tetes Dirttidaftslpeal init. rbtr rhne
salrraiubebbr. IL Gtasia. Carer Guarts,, NIT gamer
Set, jreifEdtses Wptntaus unb Nebenz @ebawbe, gutter
Brunnes unb gutter Staa, Gts unb Raudbau5. mas aud
III ietens aasern Gef6dfte. i'd ~ser.ssnten list, fea gettt.
pu&. Zen ls. Tebruar ,. s. Mcraens 10 utr. Meifbte'
bent seseI baare 3aeune Sertauft werbet. Mn1 erfI1e
i'd ~titteniaen, mehe5rrStrInsen an mir tatea b1 gum g.
5ebr 5. s. IL unelbtn. gu sltl&sr 9eit eriu&e i'd ole
Dfieutse, suelde an mir f&ulseu. q. g. QDas nt5t ben
garaeter iutiter Stare %anuin.uat, unb fpattr NIT ssuaNa"
men strEHenti!ds ieia tsta, ja be;atlen.
24.26 Tttebrth Xeubcrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

Das Dede. pianpbet wrot. 3D.
bonyt.-8enn BON ter Meeutur trsenb eines
inbufrtelen cter 8unR- Mrtitels BE &ete it,
branst i& ter aQtdsli@en aufa0uus ~entipre-
&enp. 3una@f fat INNER las proieet elmer g.
mSbnlt@en @peeulation auf. Yrof. 3atcnh
beGen nnuftaNides Gunft,saturtuut i& bereits
elmer wcblpatienten Mnnertennung erfreut, bat
bet ber Gmpfeblune rauftalii@sr S%nltrunente
etnsn gang anbern :3aed I'M ause, admli@ bic
GigenI&aften terfelten.
Den Bereis tafar lieier! bas berabmte
Deder. piano, te1ea Msentur 9r-3abonsi ibsr>
nummnen bal, unb tas f& bur& feline btsbsr ua>
erret&ten @oraiise iberall einbarssrt, 10 %
praisntirt ,pirb. an alien Ausfe1unseu 3ei&<
net f& tteies Wauu bur& 70 trefFt&e Gissn>
1&aftsn aus, nte ae nur bas Grsebntb ber DOL
lenbetRen Ee@ntt unb 8a@ienntnib fttn tSunen,
iumobl was 3st&nuns, Nusfatruns, crate @r>
beit, @antberei @&Snteit ber Goru. betrtHt
ais In 5inF&t hes Eones, Der !8raf, Dauer>
bafhstttt ". {. 4. g 1T baber nt@t gum Ser
muubsrn, ta6 has Deder Tiano beretts bel fsbs
Ytelen Bamtlisn hes 9aabts, bic auf Solibital
ttrer MaFtinarumente balten. ale has teliette'
Re sef&ast ptrt.
Die Gunsertaisel tpte bic aufrs&t1ebenosn
Ytancs ber 0ebraber Deder balten ben Ser
alet& nit alien Goneurrenten aus. Def refine,
auaenebue, spue une 1arte Son Iberraidt BIZ
3ubSrer, unb RAID i~anantslt i& eine aufmert'
fam laui&.nbe Meuee I'M, has Wiano, TOO int
rner 90 In SfentIt&enecealen seipielt wtrb. @i'
tSnnten tiefir bic 3eusnt6e pongirtuufen, weI'
DE safslbe priftsn, icwie snblrei&e @eesnfo'
men anerfannt ecmpetenter anertfanii&er Bldt'
ter, ensliiaer, tpie teutf&'E. anfibren. MQstn
bte te1e prote .pirb bic fetn, penn Der esnetst'
esisr f& felbR su orn. yrofe6er 3abonyt BE-
stebt, um f@ baitltR periSnli& son Der. &i&'
ttstett bee @efasten au iiberseueen. Dtr BRAT
den tpobl taun aufmerfiaua III MAIDEN, tpeld
sroben Ginfue bel ber mnFfalii&en 3sranbt'
buns BE Dabl eiass eatipre&enbeu .Snfrnnte1'
tes IL uns sa6 bas sarauf sfrrenberGap erF
bann feline rt@tse Dtrtus erstelt, peun be'
| 35sIius fsin Salient hur& Elm ausse3et&netea
piano esfSrbert fablt. Diefe @arantte ss.pdsr'
tas Dtder vtans.
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fiigen unb stpar In Der Giseni&aft zines Bonn
Gpnare6 oufdeHerten TruGee etuerlcitS unt al5

fissn unb swar IN Der GIseni&aft zines BON
Gonsrsb aufss1eQsn Trunee eInerleits anb ala
@uupsrdn anbereritits, tpel&er bic betrefeneer
G%umpasnien eenebuiste unt au tsren Inter
fasuue er Elm 9tnleieen auf istnsn sissnta Gre
bit aufaatm. Die neuen GouaYasnisn natnsa
auv Doatubuua ter gabuen etenfals @eIb aui
uat serpfSnbsttu bafhr 2ans. Dn 9i&tes
bait e bater fiji cine ttattqtsktt esssaabe
ben issisen Gsmsasnitn une teren Grebstoren ,
ben 4tdeer ~ seRaten, bab q far ben 8stras
letasr 0srbernxs 2aub sbtr GiStntbuns stsie!'
ten III an1pru@ uebuae, uel@eS BE Goupas'
utea bur& bic 2estsIatar BON 1864 ertpsrb en-
tateu. .sa
!, Dad IL he ~SeseapGrtse Cabbage in 8etreH
ber Gtkutatnbsnbs. % frast i'd nun. % bic
StaatsbetSrt.n ben StantSunft bes @t&ters
deeeptireu wsrben.
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Der ST. VI SIneItngs
Vfretn pablte tet fttner iinsfsn SabuesStr'
famnlune foIsenten 8orRans:
praTbent-peter ped.
iee-atraGbent-Gbes. @&atsrt.
SecretGr-Soe. Giles.
S@abmetRer-@. @@ram.
Gabnentraser-Sos. Sanitn~ H - "A .
@ari@aa-S. 5. @@aaf.
Rttliatbetare - Nie. 8itttm .uue Granl
@@lid. 81" @..ftt3 -saEi' ~
DeIesatta auar aatbelilden l1nian-A. paaa
unt Conrad 3nf. aalEI ats.
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ST. tfeGtsnftntu ne neutrMtsu u
uen te = at5ses taisen bsr1lt&fu Dant en-
gen 81. 81. ii Golb @prtns, 8. 9. III Go,ts
Nausy, u. .: tn 8sw 9ras, 81. S. %. &. IN
paainss, 9essG M. IN O1ta 5. u. ". in
Mi@mpnt, s. 81: III Sierra, s. &. tn Belle
Wtaine, s. &. III 9kp Trier, unitre naderen
.graseaer a.&. unb 5. ~. ni@t ~ serseftu.
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G5eipruneene 3dnee unt @e7&ter, maubett
ttr paut, 8tnuea. &tustrurua, @ajfub unb
aubtrt paattranttetteu perbeu eebeilt unb bic
1aut met& unb ffAnft gtud&t bur& bsn@ etrau&
son s untper 9ar Soah fatrfjtrt bon
xaSweIL pa3arb 4. g o., Rev gerk.
Dies Ntttel IT Iei&ter unb au8enebuaer an3u>
peuben als bic anberet fertteen 9rdparate, pel'
de 9egentpGrtg I'M @tbrau4t Pub.