davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

A woman of Port Austin,
Mich, lately sued liquor dealer
for selling ardent spirits to her
husband, and the proof was SO
clear that the defendant settled,
paying twenty-five dollars and
costs. The novel plan adopted
by the prosecutor when she dis
covered her husband drinking was
to rush in and seize the glass, and
when they took it away from her,
put her fingers into the liquor
that remained, tasting it, SO that
she could swear positively as to
its character.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

Saturday night sixty able
bodied borers and mechanics
applied for lodging at the sta
ton. AS they were about re-
tiring a well known citizen
came in search of forty hands
to load several hundred bales
of cotton on the Great Repub-
lie and offered to pay forty cents
an hour. On call being made
for hands but ten came to the
front, and the station-house
keeper had to go in and move
the other thirty ont to- work.
and even then the most able
bodied men remained behind.
being unwilling to work for
llylng.-NemphiS Ledgo,~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04
A Lovely Young Woman
Rallied For and Won.

From the Star. Of Seymour, Ind. Jan.1.
One of the most novel. as well
as exciting, rafies that ever
took place in Seymour came off
on Saturday evening last. Miss
Miunie Clarence made the novel
proposition putting herself M
to be raffled off, at 80 cents each.
In less than one hour every
chance was taken, and heavy
premiums were paid.
Miss Minnie is a most be-
witching beauty of eighteen
summers, an orphan of respect
able parentage, and a member
of the best society of the State.
She was decidedly the belle of
Seymour, and was loved and ad-
mired by all who ever became
acquainted with her. She is a
bright blonde, perfect in form.
fair complexion, and has most
ravishing beautiful eyes. Ever
since she came to Seymour She
has been the centre of attrae-
ton. In justice to Miss Min
ME, we should state that she
gave the winnerthe priviledgeof
accepting or refusing her, and
reserved the same priviledge for
herself.
The hour for the rattle came.
and found all ready to try their
luck. Miss Minnie was there in
person, dressed in the height of
fashion, to lend q charm to the
occasion. She stood leaning
gracefully against show case,
never speaking a word nor be-
traying the least emotion, or
showing the slightest preference
Tor any of the contestants, ex-
,epting there was a preceptible
twinkle in her beautiful ewes
when some young and handsome
LOWER" would shake the dice.
Name after name was called.
md each one in turn would
shake the box with nervous
land, until all but three had
.hrown, and nothing higher
han 50 had been thrown. Then
,ame Lynn Falconer's turn.
lynn is a blonde himself, and
! clever, hard-working young
nan, and perhaps the twinkle of
Ter eyes nerved him to the
work. AT any rate he tossed
he ivory with steady hand, and
ne scorer called 46. The 9TH
+ two throws were made in too
1uch excitement to even be
and the prize was
warded to Lynn. Minnie came
onward and took Lynn's arm,
nd the two went out together.
mid the cheers of the crowd.
he accompanied him to his.
lther's hotel, where she was
resented to his relatives.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

Fayetteville POst-omce.

Railroad-leaves every day except Sun
day at &c. IL; arrives at P. NJ. Supplies
thefollowing offices: Kelso, Lincoln, Flynt-
vile, Oregon, Georges Store, Flora, Hunts s
Station, Salem, Winchester and Decherd.
Shelbyville stage-arriyes Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday al 10A. NJ; leaves same
days at2P.M. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
burg, Bonneville, County Line, Shelbyville.
Huntsville stage-leaves Monday and
Thursday at A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at 4P. N. Supplies Goshen, Hazle
Green, Meridianville and Huntsville.
Shelbyville horse-leaves Mondays and
Thursdays at A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at Pm. Supplies Norris Greek,
Chestnut Ridge, Hawthorne and Shelbyville.
Pulaski horse-arriYes everv Friday at II
NJ; leaves same day at 1890. Supplies Cy-
ruston, Boons Hill, Millville, Pisgah, Brad
shaw and Pulaski.
Blanche horse-leaves every Friday at
8 A. N; arrives Saturday at 3P.M. Sup
plies Camargo, Molino and Blanche.
Money Orders can be obtained at this Of
fee upon post offices in all parts ef the u
nited States. A list Of Money Order offices
may be seen on application. Rates Of COM
mission for Money Orders are as follows:
Notexceeding $40. cents
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

Two strangers entered the First
National Bank of Carbondale,
Pennsylvania. between II and l
o'clock on Thursday last while all
we're at dinner except Mr.. James
Stclt, the cashier. They engaged
Mr.. Stolt in conversation, and
soon after fell upon him, tied and
gagged him aud made off with
$4,000 in greenbacks. Mr..
Stolt managed to roll himself to
the front door and give an alarm;
but the men had disappeared.
Mr. Stolt was badly bruised in the
scuffie. He Is quite an ole man,
i'll aud very feeble.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

In Holland, horse-shoeing is
done in a way very comfortable
for the horse and convenient for
the smith. The horse stands
IN a stall, across the end of which
is fastened a bar. The horses
leg is bent to the knee, the foOe
tied to the bar apd 1he slillth
wort 2 Snce.liiIy finished.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

The obituary notice of a
much respected lady concludes
with-"In her life she was a pat
tern worthy to be followed; and
her death--oh, how consoling
to her friends"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

A Michigan man with a large
family has been an emigrant fif-
ty-four times, and has just sent
to Texas for a pamphlet about
the resources of that State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

Recently the local paper at
Grass Valley said: The pretti-
est girl in Grass Valley doesn't
carry herself straight enough
when promenading." For a
week after all the Grass Valley
girls stalked about like so many
bean poles; and every girl said,
"That horrid paper! Ma, don't
l walk straight"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

A Cleveland youth of rather
fast procliyities fell in love
with parsons dAughter, and
as a clincher to his claims, said
to the reverend gentleman,T go
my bottom dollar on pious-
nesso
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

A young fellow in San Fran
cisco suddenly snatched kiss
from a lady friend, and excused
his conduct by saying that it
was sort of temporary insani-
ty that now and then came ur-
on him. When he arose to take
his leave the plying damsel said
to him: 'If you ever feel any
more such fits coming on you
had better come right here,
where your infrmity is known,
and we will take care of YOU"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

William Guynan, a drunkard,
of Springfield, Mass, tried to
reform, until he became con-
vinced that his appetite was
stronger than his will. Then he
bought a quart of poor whisky,
drank it with the avowed inten-
ton of dying intoxicated, and
was dead within an hour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04
AM shops beloneino. tn a p.

I III sHOI7o OOIOII5 IIIS 10 lUII-
road company in Reading, Pa,
suspended operation on the 9Th.
1t ~ includes car-shops, rolling
mlilS' machine-shops, foundries,
etc. This will throw hundreds
ont OF employment, and is ow-
ing to difficulties in the coal re-
giOn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

The proper salutation when
you meet o writing master is,
"How do You flourish?"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04
TERMS.

~ Two Dollars for one year, tnra-
:'ta6ty Sa GdcOnce; Two Dollars aud
Fifty Gents If payment be deferred three
months. All papers going out of the county
TO be paid for an adcdnce.
BS- Single copies, Five Cents each
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

The Duke of Bedford has
given $4,000 to Bedford College,
a London institute for the edp--
cation Of woman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04
kansas o.ranoars G.

The KANSAS Srangers favor
4be passing of a prohibitory
liquor law, and declare that
liquor dealers will not be adj
mlttcd to their order.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

In Quebec recently a bridal
party were leaving the French
cathedral when a heavy snow
slide from the roof fixed them
all securely ifs the sleigh, and
the vehicle had to be turned
over in order to effect their re-
lease.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

A timid boy clings to his ma,
but a ship-wrecked sailor ciings
to his spar.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

Nobody is too small for a cor
oner to sit on.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04
SII|URa1eea2aeieg,
BY JESSIE FERGUSON BROWNE.

Lines for a Lady's Album.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

"Ice, Ice, Ice,
If you want it pure and n
At a reasonable pr ;oo
Follow no new dev
But send to me in a tri
for | have the largest and best
stock ever put up in this city"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04

One of the most ingenious ad-
veriisements issued at San Fran
cisco, during last sumner, was the
following:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-04
A Sensible Letter.
From the Rural Sun.

Through the kindness of the
Hon. d. j. Noblitt we are per-
mitted to publish the following
, 1875-03-31
asneae trlfsr. gfvtl1en.
GnglauD.

2onbon n, 80. Mars. Ste Wdl=
iionsprcoiser Mooop unb Santep 3ei=
gen an, bab tic nod @6lub oteier $50
DE Die vasricultur=Salle" i6lieBen unb
lire preoisten Johann am Oitenoe Der
etabt fortlessn meroen. r&epioal"=
preoiser, Die @onntas in 2iperpool lbre
WerIammlunsen e%rOinen wollten, 'pur=
ben inn iril1en Quartiere nit Stelniullr
fen besriibt.
2onoon n, 80. NlarS. Sas Ofern=
feit wurbe in sans England lit Der libll
den Meiie s~efeiert. Sas Wetter mar
pradtpplle
9"onoon, 80. Mdr3. Sic Barrie
uSenrietta," BON Baltimore mad 9am-
burg beltimmt, %firanoete bel Selsolano,
uuroe aber, na9oem bus 6abr5ea9 I'm
600 SdHer e,lei4tert woroen mar, w'e=
Der flDtt.
9%onbor, 80. Mdrs. Cine Der
er0bten 8erIammlunsen, pel9e Ieii
Sabren in oieler @taot abscbalten NOR
oeu lino, periammeIte li@ beute unter
ben @uipi3ien bes "Si3borne Sefrel=
unss= gomite's" i'm uSDoe- Yorf." Sle
s3abl Der @nmeIenben mar 10 unsebeuer,
oab lie BON @inisen ouf 100000 9e=
fddbt ,pirb. Mlebrere Dtulif=@orps ma
rem aur @teGe unb in benz 3u9e erl6ie=
men peri9isocne Banner nit sntlpre6en
ben Snldriften, ,uelde @ereati9feit fir
ben 9ratenoenten %perlansten. Sie &e=
DEN ,uarem fura. 0r. &encalp uno Die
serren Ouslo,p unb @balep waren Die
Sauptreoner. 9ie 8euDlferuns lpanrte
ben brei Serren bic pferos aus ano 5o9
beren &utl9en i'm triumph our6 Die
@trabe. 8si9liiie wurosn anssnommen,
mel6e ertlaren, baB ss Die Inlidt Der
DISCRIMINATING Mnssii9ts Der perni3ten=
ben Yarteili9teit Der &idter jenes Pro=
ae1lss, Der semi1enloien Jreibsit, pelde
man Ger @srfolsuns einseraumt babe
uno Der abloluten 8eiieitelesnns leoer
@ere6tigfeit, Iei, baB bas britii6e Wolf
ni9t ruben ,perbe, bis bicles enornle 9e=
ri6tli6e 8erbre9en sefibnt lei. Die
8erlammluus pertaste ii@ untsr milosr
M%ufreauns. Sic &sbner wuroen ben eli
ner sroBen Meni9enmeuse bssleitet.
, 1875-03-31
Guropai(de nu6!ibtea.

DarmRabt. Die liberalc Barte.
u~nieres 9anoes fiblt ii6 ieit eiuiscn
Gasen iehr beunrubi9t. Blihof Gma'
nuel p. &eiteler bon Waius bat Den
neutrality-suspicious. p. 9oimann nit
sinsm Sciud bcebrt, offenbar, nm i'm
i'll elmer Scrjo9eruns. no ni6t elmer
pOai9cn SintsrtreIbung Der GIniIbruns
Der neuen &ird)sngclcse 5u o%eranlailen.
Wan befIrdtet, uicllc idt nit &cdt, es
mo9c ibm leIne Nblidlt selunsen isin,
benn p. &ettcler5 ltarrlinEi9er Gbaraf>
ter lit wobl oa;u 9cei9uet, poimannS
taltenocS Dor idltl9ss Weieu gu beeinfluls
fen po5u Dies aber, %namlid) Die Sin,
tertreibuns zines BON oer 6esieruns
uOr9clegten uno BON Der 8oltsuertres
tun9 9ebiaiateu @eiescs fabreu wiirOe,
ldBt lld) nod gar n;dt ablcbsn.
BUR ene.siidem Iusiabrung beS
Solfs.S duIs@ elcses bat bic 6eaieruns
munmebr audi bic einsebcnoite Snipef
ton ocS ieitbsri9cn 3ultanoeS oeS Gurns
wclcnS an ben eua5elnen Sdulcn i'm
gan;cn &anoe angcoronst. Gle miro
babel Die wunoerll1lien Wabrnebmuns
gen MAIDEN, beionoerS oa, wo ser ultra
montane GnfluB obeuaul mar, uno Die
Ort5sS d)uls@ COMMUNION, 3. !. Der al.
madlti9e OrtSsYiarrer, bOberem s%eiitli>
d,em Wiass eutlprrdenb, Die betreffen=
Den 8erfisunSen Der Ober.S dul>Se.
borne wegsn Der Yhe9e Der ~libcralen
Pur;clbaume" (wIe man oaS Gurnen in
lenem Eager be;cIdncte) einfad unaus.
9sliibrt llcB namentlid in &%reiien, in
oenen ole Wfitlcl,S eb0roen iir saS fles
ritalc lluuelcn feline Nugcn batteu, relp.
uid)t BADEN molten. uho lold)cr sibt's
chen unter Dem altbellilden ,Oisner,
ltano nod gar piele. Die Nu4wirs
fuilaen BON D. Dalwisf'S lun9ialrisem
Sfe9rmcnt lalien iid eben nid)t auf Gins
mal uerlpi Id)en.
Der Den WitClieoern oes sroBb. 9aus
ies uno Den StanOeSberren Sur i3eit
an9cborise @runobelis in unlersm
Ganoe lit nit elnem Steuer@apital bon
ungciabr Alp. 900 f. eInsetra9en, nab.
emo BUS Stcucr.G capital Der Gameral,
Oomdnen nur Die S0be BON et,pa 265,s
900 f., oas Der 6OrtsD omdnsn 245,s
L. errei9t.
Die bielise Win3e bat Biz gum.
SdluB oeS b. s. Heid8miin3en i'm
Communicating bon 24,067 .154 Wari
80 Pf. au~sseprd9t, barunter 16, 1867
$50 Wtart in 2O.W turtltifen ooer, wie
ieet bic amtli9e 9e3ei6nuns lautet,
.Ooppel . &roneu." Gin $ MarfltIfs
murosu 1.892,542 au8sepraet.
, 1875-03-31
QatelnJ DQteln!!

Sn Sollc Ser biliaen Yrsiie. weldle
our6 bic peridieoenen 6auiienlents Del
Sbfuerfdufer entitanoen, mar ld) III ben
Stano ecleet cine aroBe Nuantitdt Der
beften. ncuen id0nen Datteln gu iebl
bi1iaen Treiien ;u faufcn uno bletc iie
meinen &unocn Su %folQcnoen nieNriocn
Yreiien OH: l |fo. fir 10 @ts. 8 Ffb.
fin 20 @ts. 123 PfO. fir ST.. 8leOer
uerfduier erbalttn eiuenGabatt. Oa Die an
aeaebenen Yreiie %biliaer iino ais le ie iua>
rer uno I'M fummenbeu Sriibjabr pieoer
ftciqen iueroen, 70 werben Iae, wcldle Die
ie s~eiuube Srutt taufen molten gut tbun
lire Gintaufe bolo m09lidit 3a MAIDEN.
u. Yt35tni
ktlnt Tr. 807 8roab StraBs.
, 1875-03-31
GaaenDe SmeDt,
wtrp II . Mt ely

wtrp UNI font 9eb eilt.
ee 9er,cn, ptlbe an cbieer Granite (
t tei, u,re eepstsu Il an Sr. ptiee ia ptus
en-. ne DIR stn Jtaibc Weeietn r~srlslptn sur
PROBE. pur& cte Grprsb.
II fta
lsnten tptrb.
se ma,ss 3oltsn liuo bic crpreBfoEsn
,eum @uhalta 8 gum @rtafte aerluse ilne.
81. N'i0 il etn ltuetts G glrst naD bat BIT
Sebanbluns Der
farcuhcn suht
~ fsinem S%auptOubiam ssmaGt nnb SrlGui
Or.tpnA putW Wtbt4ub lstuet Mtptsin.
lnts,labt ntbt fur e.nt ptpbsflalte 5u rem
aen, Cd fofst nittS unb miro
Sud beilen!
80 mett nihis aus. ME alt bic Gronfbtit
II MIX p,lhs ansete Mi!tel fsbI9eltI gen ba-
Ben.
@irfuIars unb 3suenils psrstn NIT hes
nidt9 foitenSen |rubeflai9e
ssiaact.
@eib pcrGttia Der GrprsB bic re6te Ib'she
au s.bsu anb iHssitt an
Or. Gbas. {. Priee
Tu. 81 WiuIams ctr WsW yUrE.
26 IL mi
, 1875-03-31
Tronfrei1.

8aris, 80. Mtdrs. Sn Der ssitri-
gen @ibuns bes permanenten Counties
fraste Der Marquis De 2afaDette, ,pas
Die @%esieruns in 8etref Der amsrifar'=
iden @eltausfslluns gu tbnn seoente.
CT bofte has gomite weroe jeoer
S@ritt unteritiben, Der auf eine ipllroi-
ee @ertretnns binsieIe. Ser Ser5oe
9eeases er,piberte, bas Berf babe leln'
@pmpatbie anb es ipiirben Shritts &C.
than werbcn es in icber @eile gu for
bern.
Sic 9eeroisuns @uinets's fanb &C.
5tern itatt. 9ictor 9nso ano @aulbettf
Spraden am @rabe. Cine eroBe Men'
i9enmenss fOlste benz Sarge uno e'
famoen l1nruben itatt.
, 1875-03-31
9arrisbur9, gennI., 80. Mdr5.
$. M. StepenIon tpurbe 5onnabenb

Sarrisbur9, Yenni., 80. Mdr5
3. 20. S%tepenIon purbe 5onnabent
perbaftet, ipeil ct feline Grau pdbrent
ihrer Nieoerflatft unmenl9li6 bebonoelt
uno in ibrer @e9cnwart ieiner 15=jdbri.
gen So1ter @emalt ansetban baben loG.
Sic 8epeiie leiner S9ulb iino 10 iiber-
pdftisenb, boB tie in ibren Gin5elnbeiter
ni6t perDHentlidt ,peroen fDnnen.
Gbicago, 80. Mdr5. Cine Sc
pei6e BON Siour=Gltp meleet, Oob Die
borti9e vgg6anse=M ablmiible", Gisen-
tbum BON s. 6. & 8. S. 9eoges, ourd)
6ener seritGrt wurbe. 8erlult $4,000.
9 o n, 80. Mdr5. Sic Goroners
SURF in Dem Sale Der Srau Bingham
erfldrte g~eitern> baB Die Srau our6 u
Yemberton ermproet puroe.
8eIpibere, N.=S, 80. Mdr5. S,
pbiuips, Gin @epddmeiiter Der nYenni.
gentralbubn," perun9liidte seltern be
Der Manofo- Gbunf= Sunftion.
@iqiamsport, Ycnnl. 80. Wtdri
Ser @ebeimpnli5iit Gatbbone, uerbaftst
seitern ben Soiepb 2opesbcrrp in2ibertl
9 g., me9en @rmoroun9 oesOberl
Butter in learfielo=GountD. 9er9Ror,
purbe i'm Sabre 1864 ~be9ansen, mel
Butter Den 2~amesberrp als 0eierteu,
perboftet bate. Gopesberrp lit Elm &c:
fdbrll9e, Gborafter.
CT. BauL 80. Mdr5. Sim Sonn
tag Mursen serietb bas 8ous eines6ar-
mere, Mamens gollon, ouf Barter.
prdrie an Der vNbrol. 8acific=8 abn'
our6 @rpIoiion elmer &o~blen0aampe il
Srano. 9ie &leioer gollon's, leirej
Grau unb Der 5 ainoer fin9en 6euer.
S6iper perbrannt uno balb noft Ell
rei9te Die un9liidliAe SAINT lie oos Tret,
uno l9leppte li6 our6 einen tlefel
G6nee, mad Dem cine Meile entierntel
Saule. COLON uno 2 &inoer lino be-
reits scltorben, bic Mutter uno Die an=
beren 8 &inoer l0nnen i6werli6 9eret'
tet lperOen.
g .2ouis, 20. Mtdr5. Mm lestel
Sienitas fano man, ooB Oas Sals zines
alten Monnes, mel6es er oIein fin
Meilen bon Srenton belpobnte, obss=
brannt mar. 8ei'm 0ur6iu6en Del
Brandy dtte fano man bic pertoblte Set
DE bes often. Gin MonH, Namens
Sopres, wuroe perbaftet uno 9cltano.
baB er nit swei anoeren Mdnnern, Na.
mems Gromtpel unb Ybilipps, ben alter
damn eri6lasen, iein Saus sepliinoeri
unb na9ber in grano 9eltedt bate. &a'
orei lino jeBt perbaftet.
, 1875-03-31
9ulanpii1f pfpsLden.

Ottawa 80. Mdr3, Sie canu=
bilde &esieruns bat fir Die na9 Der
Ser. @taatsn ss3osenen frana. Cana
bier mebrere Somnibips releruirt, pel3'
9enen, bic seneist iino, nad ganaot
suridsutebren, inter sinltisen 8eoin'
ounsen als Seimitdtten ~iberpieien iper'
ben Iplsn. 9ie eanaoil@e &esierun!
bat bonn 9arlameute $1,7S3,777 per'
lanet, I'M, bic llmsusstOiten oieIer lin
tertbanen" su bsftreitsn,
, 1875-03-31
BrieftAe Gpnfu1tattnnen
unenteeIbIt6.
Maente1t %Derlanaf.
DR.. e. 3. FOOTE,
Boz 1888, New York.

DIR. FoorE IL Der gerfaner rtetrersr mebidnifSn
aDerte, Bon bsnen Gins iber 100000 gremplare @bfaS
e~efuaben bat. Gin sweites nDas Menfdenfsfen" ober
nSfeae gpIfsfpra&e unb %eeiunber Menidtaperfaub,"
bat einea sbfas BOT, lber 10000 erretGt. Dief.s lsstsre
Ebert erf6etnt iest ensliia anb teutf&. Gin neueres
Dert .gDtHenf6aft unb Di&tuns" pber SAMMY TUBES,
Der juesnblide Mr3t, anb sPoNs1r, Der ldtiee @ffe, CT.
idetnt ~Yprlduis muir enslii&. @esen Snbaltspsraei&.
ntfe biefer gDerts mpne man fd enttpebsr an Oh. FooTE
member pbsr an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1919 East 25th Street, New York.
Asentsn werben fir ZEN gertrieb btefer Werfe ~serlanst
unb erbaltet iebr sinfiee 9sbinsansen. SO rantr
As.nt bat idpn bur& ben gerfauf riesr Derfe fd ben
@runbfein su .insm tleinen @ern,Ssen selest. ,Das
Menitsnsfsm" IL fir Grpadfene nnb ,Wi1enidaft nnb
Dt6tuns" fur bic Suaenb en spraialides, lebrretdes anb
interefantes Dert. Gin SnbaltsuerseiduiB Der Wtrfe
pet4es franco per ppft an iebe IbrsHe ~Serianbt tptrb.
sisbt cine SSafdnstse Sei&rsibaas ~berfslben. Sod
etnutal:
Mgentem D0er Golporteure %berlangt.
Nbreifire tuie oben.
, 1875-03-31
Die Tnhkur

1T %befiatnt. has gang. btsberise Seitperfabren un.s
Buitoben. Ote Sur rptrb bur6 bas foaenannte
Gnbbao rnb bura gtnnebmsn pom GobpaIner
beptrft. Tte 9obbdber Setsen on, no bic Sranfbeit
Ssit setsen ie bic aebenstrait bes Wsnidtn on.
Tauienbe fino tn BEN lebten s,pei Sabren tn Der
Babesanitatt, "a STANTON Str, &ew yort, sebeift
Dorben. Inter ben gebeilten befinben i@ pieIe
Mer5te urb Npotbefer. Die aobbdoer unterlbeieen
fi4 nom anbereu 8Gberl babur6, bab iie bireft auf
BITE Rranfbeit etnmtrfen, unb ben franten Stoif ents
terneu, tn nel4er Iorrn er aud sum 9ori4sin
forme. STE iins en Disadvantages oeer ausi4eis
bun9ss9roceb Der &ranfbettsitoffe. Sober 8rante
wirb bel ber 4nrpeubuns eieier CUR i~oSuiasen ietn
ei9ener Gr3t. Mcrn Senanb burb bieie Bd6er ees
hilt TT, 10 tit er rptrtlid un6 raotfal 9ebettt, pdbz
renb nab Der btsberisen Seilmetbobe bic Mtttst
8ero6buli6 sefdbrli6er iinb alS bic 8rarfbeitIelbit,
nno lid blters eth 9anaes Seer ieeuubaser Rranfs
beiten einiteut.
ObsIei6 bic aobbaber aae aranrbeitsr, inu.rlt5
snS Sabsslt9, tartrsn, 10 mp BOD bic @irtan9sn
nod IN aeatem 5~uitanoe befinben, CANA aubetprbents
It'd: Hiebcr, ielblt Qerpens unb Sppbusfeber,
,peroe7 iebr idnel, 8.Ioobnli3 NIT Ia 8dbern
b%eionbers bei junasn aeutsn u. i'm eriter etabiu1n,
9ep5bnli6 Iei9t furirt. Ma6eriad)t, Wteus
taatiStsuS werben oft iebr tdnea eebetlt;
sbenic In9ens nnb Obrenfrantbeiten, fowie ole
t1pbtftttfd|e Srantbetten In iebem 9raoe. Sci
anbsrsn 8ranfbeitsn, 9ranopmnsen, @es
tdDtpiret1, ScrppbeItt &c. lit BITE Nirtuna cine
plSsli9e II. fi6tbors. @ur Elm Bah tit biEretdenb,
nm Seoen pom Der Wirtuns gu iiberseu9en. Was
aenfrebS unb bic iosenannte Garns ober
Saeferrmbr (eine bis isst unbeitbore 8rantbeit)
Ipurben sebetlt. Sci lfbterGr Srantbeit seben rs
9ro5ent Ses 3uderitoifes nit iebem Babe Sura ben
urtn ab.
ole gabez unb ginnebmes9ulpc perb.n mad
iebem ptas I'm aanbe p%erIanbt, Der 9rsis beS
Babe puluers lit So, Der bes ginnebme > pulpers
81. wlan Iafe ii3 cine 9roi6ire iber bic 9obtur
b, ensli5er ooer beuti4er Sprode fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"A Stonten Ctr. (Box $780,
Rem DerE
, 1875-03-31
Cuba.

Sauama, 80 Mdrs. Is pirb of
fiaien beri9tet, bab am 9onnerfas 800
berittene Snlursenten swil6sn Gaioba+
sar nnb Gncrusijaoa aurddssl3lasen
wurben, als tie periu4tsn. in bic Snris=
biftion Sasna einsuorin9en.
, 1875-03-31
TERMS TO CLUBS.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, one yeSr, separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up Of clup).
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the getter up of club,
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, to one address land the
Semi-Weekly one year to getter up of club,
~Thlrty-three Dollars.
Fifty copies. one year. separately addressed land
the Semi Weekly one year to Getter up O fclnb),
T~hirty-five Dollars.
One hundred comics, one year, to one address
club, Fiffv Roilers
One hundred copies, one year. separately adj.
dressed (and the Daily for one year to the getter
upoASlup)' Sixty Dollars.
THE SEMI.WEEKLY sun.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies. one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter up Of club),
Sixteen Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
n Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on New
norK. Wherever convenient. If not, then register
the ietsess containing money. Address
W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Fan otdea- New York City
, 1875-03-31
Gbsparb 6. @pDDim.
6auSmafler Il. Mufttpn1r,
SO. 1915 Main Straee.

J1U' IVIo WtUIl Slru1t.
So Der Office BON sc, 8. MaurY unbi
Comp, 8anauiers. :
9slcrst a1s @elGafts, msl9e Seaua auf
pen @srfauf pcn @lnnpfiden, Mietben unb
0ermietbsn. ieIlt @eri9tss urb G9uieiteine
aus aud cieti er Yuridu6 luf Mistben ben
@isfnttiimsru, welGs ibm ibrgissntbum aaSer
trauen. gerfauit auf pfeutliber Muttion nnp
pripatim. Da Nerletbe cine le6siGbr,se gr
iabrunS in BEN @el0afte bat, 70 1T er i'm
Stanes Islas &unprn our 3ufrlepenbeit au
bepienen. mr. mi mint