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large debt for the valuable and faithful
services gratuitously rendered in our
interest, in connection with the Gen.
.enuial. I tender you ny thanks. II
I can in any way aid you 10 your work,
please call on me. will have some
coal aud timber specimens prepared
subject to your order.
enclose check payable to your or.
der. for two hundred and fifty dollars,
to aid 10 collecting, paying freight on
articles, printing, etc.
Yours with great respect,
H. G. DAVIS.
Major Sweeney, Of Wheeling, one Of
the Centennial Commissioners for this
State, sent the following letter to SEN
ator Davis, in reply to the above
MAyoR's OFFICE.
WHEELING. Aug. IS, 1875.
Hon. II. G. Davis
MY DEAR Sir :-Nlany thanks fol
your timely and encouraging letter
and the handsome enclosure. When
read to tho audience yesterday, it elic-
tied rounds Of applause. I should like
much to have conversation with you
on the subjects Of the Centennial, as
relates to tho interest Of our State, and
how best to secure material results aBd
practical benefits. Mr.. Boteler, I
hope, will see you. Our meeting yes.
terday was. I iLink, success, and |
hope its influence will spread and DO
felt.
Very respectfully yours.
A. J. SWEENEY.
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THIS ID the situation: Seven hun.
dred millions Of currency to foa, u
debt capital Of twenty-five hundred
millions Of dollars in bonds, and pay
taxes, Federal, State and local, OF at
lcas. eight hundred millions Of dollars
year. Istberc any reason why money
should not be scarce and interest high
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WnlLE thc,.labOrer is glad to &C,
81 % per day, Grant gets in pay and
allowances sl25, 600 per ycsr. This
is equal to S3l2 per day, or SlI % an
hour. Grant gets rs much for every
hour he loats at Long Branch. as the
iaboring man does for two weeks hard
work.
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Scene at the GrOcer'S.

Lady (inquiringly)-Hav you siead1es1
Grocer tbowlng)-We have Madame.
Lady-One OF the medum-sized boxes, if vol
please.
Grocer proceeding to wrap up box Any
thing else to-day, Madame
Lady with Sc rching look, taking up the box
But these are not siGdiHes.
Grocer with smile cbildlkel %, yes
Madame, same thing we call them Ocean Trout.
Lady very decidedly)-But these are not the
same. This is the same kind Of an article Mr.. -
sent home by my eryant last week, when | or
dered siddiaeS, and not wishing to tolerate such
deception have decided to no longer patro4ize
him
Grocer confused by the remark of this new
and very desirable customer, quoting his brain
with scratch We'll, really, Madame, if | have
mi5stated the article | beg many pardons. I'm
very sorry, but We are often deceived ourselves
IN purchasing.
Lady going without taking She box Tn
dOubtediy.
Grocer looking abstractedly at the box, and
thinking Of his early school days az the lady dis
appearsl Well, I'm hanged, Ocean T-r-o-u t
don't spell stadiues anyhow.
Moral Recipe for grocers to prevent their
trade from thinning out
When customers desire a certain art Gle don't
urge different one upon them.
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MARRIED ::

MOEROW-AU GH-On March IT, at the residence
OF the BRIDE father, by Bishop keener, Rev Jane,
Morrow to Caroline Auch, eldest daughter of j. H.
Keller Esq. both of this city. No cards.
OUSlN-MERCIER-O saturday March 10 at
the Church Of the immaculate Conception by Rev
Father Jourdan, Mr.. Maxine Cousin Of St. Tam
many parish to Miss GoIinnc MERCER. OF this CITY
No cards
st. Tammany papers please copy
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POSifire'y closing ont.
EFGAPDJ.ESS oL r1S,r
Il { X A ID FIX RE

STOCK AND FINTUR RES
OF THE
WE'LL KNOWN MATTRESS WAREHOI Sc
lis Campt street lIS
On account Of retiring from business. Having dis
posed of my lease the entire lot must he sold by The
18th Of April
Stock consists of Moss Excelsior Mattresses
Feathers, and Feathers and Moss Pillows holsters
Ready Ainde Ticks and Tckinas of all GtalitIe, Bur
laps, Twlne, Bed lice Springs and Patent Spin Beds
Woven Wire Mattresses Moss and Excelsior in bales
Store fixtureS-One side Show Case twenty-t wo
feet long glass front large center Show Case
timely finished and glazed all round opens on two
sides, and rollers.
a lsO-
one hundred and twenty feet Of ornamental store
fixtures. probably the finest III the State and three
thousand feet of second hand lumber flooring cell
ing, and lot of iosts 3Nl2. The whole will he sold
III lots to suit purchasers.
j. J. DONAI HOE
mh2l 1t lis (amn straat
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DIED.

HALL HOME HOOK AND LADDER NO 7
SIXTH DISTRICT-The officers and activ, mem
bers Of the above company will assemble at the
Truck House in full uniform on Sunday March u
at Z. NJ. sharp for the purpose Of paving the last
tribute OF respect to deceased honorary member
JOHN MICHEL. Exempt and honorary members
respectfully invited to att nd.
e. e. PIPER Foreman.
J. H. De LEON, Secretary.
ILONEY-Atter a long and painful illness at II 80
oclock A. NJ. on Saturday March 20 10 Catherine
Lacey wife Of Dennis Cloney Sr aged fifty eip hit
ident Of this city for the last forty years.
The funeral will take place r m her late residence
- Howard street, Common street at o clock
l.. NJ, Sunday, March y l-.J
The friends and acquant noes Of the family and
those of her sons. Michael W. John c. and William
IL. Cloney, ara respectfully invited TO attend.
GAUDET-On Friday, March ~ 1913. at II clock
\. NJ. Laura Virginia, infant daughter of a. J.
'iaudet and Louise Bishop, aged months.
HEWITT-Friday morning March - ISIS at ten
minutes past tw" aged 6G years, Clarice Iect of the
late James Hewitt
HARTNETT-On Thursday, March H. ISIS, at
IL A. NJ, John Hartnett. native Of list0le County
Kerry, Ireland, and resident of this city for the
past twenty seven Years, aged eighty three years.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

THE LECTURE LAST NIGHT.-Drs. Stolz and
Henry discoursod last night in Grunewald Hall
before Il large audience, their subject being
'Psychology versus Spritualism. heir expert
ments were highly interesting.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

We are indebted to K. 6. Eyrlch bookseller
and stationer No. 100 Canal street, for the latest
Northern papers and magazines. Visitors vii
end Eyrichs the store to patronize.
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1t will doubtless be pleasant for many Of our
readers who have enjoyed the rich and harmoni-
GUS tones embodied in Prof. Curto's Mass Of the
Immaculate Conception. to learn that this will be
performed in the st. Louis Cathedral, Easter
Sunday
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

The leader of a county band in Illinois is Mr.
Beef He plays the corn-ct.
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A. NJ. HILL, Jeweler.
Cor. -. Charles st. and COmme rcial Plnce

| will send the following 20 DIS by mail registered
on receipt of price: Gold Collar Buttons ST. larr,
size 81 50 Gold Studs 50 30 to 81 q Id Sleeve But
tons 8 80 to $40. Keys that wind any Watch Scots.
NH I'm
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CHAMBERS ENcYcLorEpIA-Ne,r american. Re.
rised EiHioH.-The above work is among the
latest accesslons to American literature, aud one
OF the best if not the rery best, we have vet seen
In fullness and accuracy il is all that can be de-
sired and the illustrations numbering upwards
of four thousand, although Of secondary import.
ance, we suppose. are far more numerous and
display higher order of artistic merit than we
accustomed to find in similar publications.
The maps form animportant feature of the work,
making a complete stlas Of the world. They are
inserted exactly at the places to which they refer
in the text, and emboiy all the recent discover
les and changes of boundaries down to 1875.
Some Of the best talent Of this country and Eu-
rope are given as being employed in the prepare
ton Of the present new edition, and the publish
ers claim 1t to be in every respect an advance in
point Of merit over any encyclopedias yet pro-
duced. An examination of the portion already
published will, we think, sustain the claim. The
of Philadelphia. are the publishers
FRESH HUMAN AND BOVINE Vaccine. /. L.
Lyous, Camp and Gravier.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

Thanks to Mr.. Werlein, the popular music and
piano dealer, for beautiful piece Of music, en-
titled " Minnie Waltz composed 10y s. l.. Tyler.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

The mechanics and worhingmen propose to
hold a meeting on Monday evening, the I'D inst,
at s.. Bienve street, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the improvement Of trade
here and the ameliofation of their condition.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21
1913 Canal street, TOuro Buildin,
Excursion to the Black Nus.

Several experienced men desire to make up a party
of eXcursonists to the Black Hills country Every
man desiring to Join the expedition must be pre-
pared with thousand dollars for trading pur-
poses. Address box 2407, New Orleans. giving real
name and residence. mh2l #
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f ELL NJ AN BROS

.
1873 Canal Street. Touro Building.
Just Opening Large Receipts from Sheriff
! Sales.
Not having re- eivcd invoice cannot state prices
| Advised per Telegram.
| Goods Bought Extremely Low.
| All will be ready on MONDAY MORNING. We
inrit" custome's call early as VT promise them
| something Extraordinary. Greater Bargains than
| ever.
! 10 cases WHITE GOODS
20 H. WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS
. SILKS
GRENADINES
ORGANIZES AND FRENCH JAC0NETS
A large Ut Of LINEN DRESSES Made and Trim
med: also, CHILDRENS PIQUET SUITS, to be
made up.
We assure friends thi. is implicitly true and
reliable These GOODS arrived late Saturday Eve
ming and vii
AFFORD VERY GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
Beyond the above we have been receiving during
the week very large shipments of SEAS0NABLE |
GOODS, presenting one of the choicest assortments |
DRY GOODS
ever offered BY and needs only be examined to
b. appreciated
FELLMAN BROS.
1913 Canal street, Touro Building.
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Card of Thanks,

Through the subioned committee the Rev Mr.
Markham, Pastor, and he congregation of the La
fayctte Presbyterian Church desire to express their
grateful appreciation of the large attendance at their
concert and tableaux Thursday night, March 11tf-
notwithstanding the extreme inclemency of the
weather-and the liberal contributions to their sun
per room the occa i'm.
Their warmest thanks due and are hereby ten
defed to st, Patrcks Hall Associ alton and attend
ants and to the Bulletin, Picayune and Times for
kindly assistance: to steamer Robt T. Lee tbrouoh
Nh hernachan; steamer B. l., Hodge through Mrs
u. a. 'rreathouse: steamer w S Pike thrurh Mrs
o. Mestemaker, and steamer Seminole for cake from
each; to Crescent City lee Company through Col
w Bosworth for ice and to Mr. PHI Werleln for the
loan OF the Chckerng grand piano used on the ooca
sion.
In conveying their acknowledgements of the many
services rendered them it gives the ladies' Of the
comm ttee pleasure to announce that thanks to these
ana 'he very fu support of the public their enter
tahmfIt Tor the lafayette Presbyterian Church has
resulted in sigma! financial success
MRS. j. BORN
MRS H. e.. HODGSON
MRS. WIN HENDERSON
MRS. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL
Iii-I -hpit Committee.
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For SAFE to Satisfy Il Mortgage,

y beautiful square of ground situated al the corner
Of Magazine and State streets Sixth District. very
high ground ornameuted with full grown magnolia
trees three sides; cultivated as garden for ears
past now occupied by good tenant: improved by a
cottage house, well etc. Will be sold to the highest
bidder on WEDNESDAY the 9th of March next. AT
the Merchants Exchange at IL o'clock, by the Sheriff
Terms and description read the TING of sale
nih2I SuA Tus
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

The interesting and impressive ceremony OF
confirmation will take place. we have been ie-
guested to announce, at st. Johns Episcopal
Chapel, corner OF Third and Annuncation REV.
Mr.. Tardy, minister, in CHARGE Maunday
Thursday evening, in holy week, at half past
clock being March 18th.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

The New ORLEANS RIFLE CLuE.-The mem
beers of this club Will please take notice that the
lat rest - gold medal recently won by Major
Arms has been generously returned 10y him to
the cub, for further competition, the shooting
for which will commence to-day, and it is to be
hoped there will be a good attendance.
Another inducement, we notice, is offered in
the shape Of a very elegant gold watch which
will be contested for during the day.
We beg to advise those members who have not
been regular attendants at the meetings that
grand shooting tournament has been arranged
for, to take place in May next, at which many
valuable prizes are to be distributed
To enable the New Orleans ritlemen to sustain
their present prestige, it is absolutely necessary
that every member should take advantage Of all
the opportunities which present themselves for
practice.
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the New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
nSws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
u she 2 P. n. train.
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The Great Jackson Route.

The New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago Railway
was never IN better condition than at present to for
ward passe gers and freight to all points North East
and West. The track from Kenner to Manchac has
been raised and the floods have not affected the
load-bed i'll any way. The route makes close connec
tons with all the frank routes TO New York with
only one change, either by the way of Louisville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Odin and Etfn CHAM Two daily
through trains with the celebrated Pullman Sleeping
Coaches attached to each train. mh2l
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

Sr,uR.- The choice productions Of the book.
binders art now SO beautifully displayed at that
prince Of book-dealers, Staub, No. CO Canal
street, really merit moro than passing notice.
The works OF the choicest authors most artist
cally bound, and in measure cb'f doeoertS Of
book makers skill line his shelves each yieing
with the other in excellence and tn eir inspection
10 one whose tastes incline that way, fully repays
the hours expended. Gems from the poets keep
the eye riveted until the more pretentous classic
draws off the attention. and SO on from one work
to another the visitor is kept i'll renewed interest
until, as 1t were, in one maze of bewIdermeni,
the caller would fain be drawn away. For all the
latest journals and periodicals 60 to Staub's and
examine his extensive stock. 81 Canal street is
this I'll Dorado
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JncOO OFT.

OWCUU OTU,
O A Il p r n T E, R
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner CaIliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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Hssioe-No orders taken on tho Bulletin Once
nnlsss Endorsed by the PROPRlETOR
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Carpet WarehOuse,
II Gharties street ~
CARPET1NGS, Wilton, Administer, Velvet Bruf
cells Tapestry, etc, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, English and American.
MATTINGS, 900 rolls White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS of Grea
Variety.
BURLAPS Table and Enamel Oil Cloths, by
mh!l SuWeSa2dp A. RROITSSEAU
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Our music-loying public will he glad to learn
that there ls a prospect Of our having first-cass
opera troupe here next season, under the man
agemont of Mr. De Nivo, who has acted as agent
and manager for the most celebrated artists OF
the world OF music. Mr.. DE Vivo has perfected
a plan whereby for season of three months he
will be enabled to give an opera such we
have delightful memories Of, but have not seen
or heard for 10 these many years. His princ-
pal attraction would of course be Mile. De
Murska, who has become during her brief stay
among universal fayorite, and who in
vests every role sho assumes with a peculiar
fascination and grace.
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free lecture will be given by the Right Rev
Bishop Whipple, Of Minnesota, to the Young
Men and Women OF New Orleans" in the Free
Church OF the Annunciation, corner of Race and
Camp streets, under the auspices of st. Chry-
sostom's Guild on Monday evening, March p,
at ha1F r u,
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Not having received invoice, cannot state prices
Advised per telegram.
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YE Men AND WOMEN SINGERS whose fame is in
every mouth, will appear again to the delight of
our people. Their next concert will take place
at st. Patrick's Hall, on Wednesday evening,
3lst inst, and will be given for the benefit of
that excellent institution, the Home Of the Aged
and Infirm, under the direction of the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor. Professor Watts has charge of
the programme, which is ample guaranty that
the concert will be most delightful affair Tie
price Of admission viii be fifty cent?, and we have
no doubt the concert viii be as great success
financially AZ il is sure to be in musical point Of
view
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-28
Oefentlt@e SantiQQMuQ.

Seit LANCER :3eit lit Id an gerROpfuns aut
tlnrertauliGfett nnb mad BEN Id unniiber Wfile
beteutenbe Summen an Mer3te auseessben
bate, lief Id MID iibtrreben Or. Aug. 8Snis's
5ambureer Srppfen ~ bsrluGen. Durh terer
langlamtn @ebrauh babe tH mid nun gGn3lth
BON bieient bel&rerli@en llebel 0fbeiit. Sd
rattle baber iebeut, einen 8orratb ~bcrIelben I'm
pauis ~ balten.
Sofepb wfttIer, GbieasS, Sue.
Mnerfennuns. 5err 3. NorDmann.
NerS .. .. @aIbopn Co., Sas., iterna&te
uns 8eleenbes CUR gerETentlihune : Dise paar
3eiIen i6ide i& Gut, mel@e Sbr Der @abrbett
geniGB SerDHentliHen fSnnt, tamit aud ancere
leibenbe Menl&en ansetrieben perten, Or. Mu.
suf aGnts's hamburger Sropfen su sebrau&ea.
Dte5tlben baben bel mir sur pollen 3ufrieoen-
belt setrirft unb i& bin 70 eeiunb. wie i& felt
LANCER i3eit niGt sepsien. Wetne Grau bat bie>
ielbtn asG sebrau&t unb eIeiGe 5ilfe erbalten.
SD babe nod ME gebSrt, baB Qeute 70 3ufrte.
ben NIT Neetctnen sepeien lrb aIs nit Dot
tor AUG. &Gnt9'S s amtlten.M ebi-
Gin en-. NQe eeute, tenen th nod BON Or.
Aug. &Sni9'S San1bureer Irppfen Y~ertauft
babc, tpnren 10 frob. baB ih bic Neeictnen In
bic 9tabt sebra@t babe. Sc freut min lelber,
10 etpas aussefunben ~ baben. Was bic 2tute
barber ta8en, rtGsen he eirem Der stelen 3eus-
niIe, irelGe i@ Sbnen ienbe, e%ntnebmen.
Graebenf, MnDreaS Babe.
@tr %perSHentli&en fOlssnses :3susnis gum
Deffen rteler 2etbenben:
Sister Clara, .. 9. g., garrOlton, New
Srleans, Qa.
Da Sbre 6anibureerIrppfen fpmpbi
tel mir als au@ BET SerIHiebsnen anberen Der.
fonen NIT sutem Grfolse pirfien, farm i'd nitt
unbin, Sbnen rnetne N%nerfennung barber
~ 3uipreGen unt bite Gle, mir pieber aran-
| st9 5lai&en s~usuienben.
Die NrCbe beffdnSen.
Srau Gbrifina ReiHer, Abbiloa, @is., tbeiIt
uns 6oleenbeS NIT:
Sett LANCER 3eit lit t6 an 5eratlopfsn unS
1nverbauli9feit, unb babe man4en Dollar fur
Dpftcren ausgesebtn. NQes tpar fir nihts.
Durh ben @ebrau& BON Or. Aug. !.
nts's 5ambutger GrOpfen murbe TT
gang bereefeQt uno mSHte ME mebr pbne bic.
lelben i'm 5auie fetn.
SIR. Nlsranter Weber, Qtneoln, Sos, 5&reibt
2sute, pelGe Dr. aus. 8Snie's D. M.
burger Srppfen sebrau@en, limb iebr ~.
frteten bamtt unb poQea uidt mebr Dbne bic.
felben iein. @ine Srau bate LANCE ben Dpitc1
gebrau&t unb fcnnte ntGt aelunb trerbeu. Der
8ebrau& Der hamburger Sropfen bat tbr BIZ
@eiunbbeit tpieber etsesen.
tleber bic Nnerfennune, pelGe a1erieits Der
5amburser Srupfen als etnen1 wtrflid
sehieeenen 9etIn,ittel trirb, 1Gretbt 5err 9ntor
8renfen, Iamaqua, ga. :-Nle Ner3te perorb.
men bic 6anaburger Srcpfen BON Or. Aug. 81
mtg. Gin Serr Dpftor bemertte. 60 mire feinI
tMebictn In ben Npptbefen, bic 10 gut tr1re, ak
| bic 6nutburaer Grppfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-28

Seben Sag, OHreibt InS Serr gebrer >. y.
| 8uen3 que NornaIt, Sbto), pertretten f& NIT
erfreulitem Grfclse Or. Mus. 3Erte's
Gamburaer Er~ppfen. NanHe Gamilie
bat i&cn tbr 5eil unb ibre @elnnbbeit In
ibnsn sefunben. @intse Verlpnen. bic i&pn
SieIe Sabre an Der 2eber Ittten, fan
ben bei beribmten @ersten feline 6eiIune. Gle
sebrauhten enbli@ Or. Mue. 8Snis's 5ambur-
Der Ercpfen unb irurben.. Dpufomnae gebetlt.
gloH ieIten bat cine Rebi3in icl1en &rfcIe &C.
babt tpie bic hamburger Srcpfen.
Gin Nr3t Ia williamsburg, Or. peter Hets-
Gee, pelher bic 6amburgsr Rebisinen bon Or.
Sug. RTnis oft tn letner praris antreubeL fGat
fcleenbes tlrtbeil ibsr bic hamburger 1ropfen :
,Dur@ etsene Grfabrune unb Sbnen gum 3eus.
niB, mug Id anerfennen, baB bic hamburger
IrUpfen bes Or. Nug. 4Gnis trabre 6aus-
frsunbe als Nebi3intn sercrben tnb, tneeni
b~ieleIben l& Ia gar pieIen 6Glen ale pObltbdtig
unb hiIfreth ~ertrtelen babeu.
llnter Sielen anteren !3susniftn erbtelten
mir Dor 8ur3eui einen Brief BON 6rn. Ytttr
@efer, plpn1 outb, Snb., wel9er seist bab bic
6amburaer Ircpfen bee d. Aug. REnte
niHt uur BET fleinen rlebeln ~ 9ebrauten itn6,
lcnbern aud. ba6 Dor Der Nnwenbuns btrlelben
RranFteiten treiHen miifen, bic oft Der STUNT
pEt Net3te iputtbu. NV %u"s0utHSe NSSf!'"
baden meme Grau pieber bersefelt. coon
ldnsere i3eit lit fe an 0i&t ba6 fe nt@t eebtn
fcnnte. Sir bSrten BON ben 6anaburssr 1rep.
fen unb gebrau1ten Siele Webi3tn regelridBts
far etnige ;3eit. NReine Grau beferte l& 3u'
iebents unD III febt nieber gan; bersefeat."
6err 2ebrer Wi9. guns, Sraey's SenD, va.,
f@reibt:
Sd babe ibre Samburser 9@rppfen
bel elmer GeIesenbett IN feli u. o., geprtft
unb befGtise btermit bab bas Has BON tbntn tn
alien 3eitungen tes 3anbes aus9eld8t rtre,
feline lebertreibuns III, unb rvniHe Sbne1 rstt
aufen Nbfae, fcwpbl ~ 5brem stgenen Snterffe
ale ;urt Wcble pieler Qeibencen.
Jrau Gatbarina 3iumernaanrt 9aneaffer,
@tdat New gcrf, trelHe 6bnlt1en Seiben nnter.
ipcrfen mar, (Hreibt iiber cine Seiluns : SD
lit iestes Grlbiabr rntbrere Ncuate an grpBen
Raatnbel&nernen. @enn i& GtpaS 9egehen
bate. 70 fieB rnein Magen rieber ales BON fi&.
Sd s'brau9te Gr3tlt&e 9ilfs srbtslt aber psnts
2inberung.
@sitsent i'd nun Or. Gus. 9Snis'sI
8 an b ur8er Srppfen 9sbrau3t III raetn
Maaen scafcmmen bsrsefeli unb i& Tam fes-
Ii6e Speilen esnisBen. SD fmpfsbIe babtr
bieles au~sse3eiHnete 6eilrnittel alen Naeeu.
eifenbet anfs Bette.
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epftt SO Gents, cher Il n Glai&en 3rre
fnb In allen btutiHen Nprtbeten 10
bober. peer trerben bieleIben mad Gmpfaug hts
fret mad allen Ebeilen Der geretnteten
Sfaaten Serfanbt.-Nan abbrentre:
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laIltsit BEG 5auptmanns, Dor ben er
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