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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-03
Dn,ins mud waco.
Lllrnm lhc Comnnehe ChI9tl

From lnc tOlnhH'ut 'll"''l
MIA fact cannot be denied that Dali
lus has for some time been making lhr
greater advance in growth and com
nleroinl Importance than Waco, ana Is
fast becoming the great polnt OF lraue
for this entire western country
Wnco. II not ut a stand still, Is retro
grading, and has already lost much OF
the trade over which she has herelo-
fore held exclusive control. The Dali
LAS HERLAp notes the appearance III
that city, on one day, of forty OF. hity
merchants, stock men and Others,
from Brown and adjoining counties,
with their teams, each Of whom pur-
chased II large amount Of goods. me
resson of This can be easily accounted
for in the enterprise and llOerallly OF
the business men of Dallas. Though
ut II kindergarten distance rom these
Counties than Waco, we are informed
by our merchants, that while they can
buy goods cheaper there, 1t costs no
more to convey them to this place, the
merchants from whom they purchase
paving the difference in cost OF carry
ing. BESIDES this the merchants OF
Dallns make themselves known by
extensive advertising, and there Is no
better evidence of mercantile charne'
ter than this. II Is an almost invarla
bile rule that the men who advertise
largely nre the l'airest aud most rella
bic in their business dealings. In the
Chief may he found Il number Of all
vertisoments Of Dallas merchants, hui
not one from Waco. Indeed Waco
appears perfectly indifferent in regart(
to the trade Of the northwest whicl
is 50 essential to her prosperity, while
Dallas is gradually gaining its entire
control. The support of this section
properly belongs to the southern por
ton Of the State, because otherwise, |
goes to enrich the merchants Of ST
Louis and other northern cities, bu
when there is no effort made TO secur
it, they must not complain ii il goe
elsewhere.
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"Thc Right OF wny-An Analytic Argu'
ment Against H.

10 the Editor OF the Dallus Herald
A good many years ago (hut since
the war; Judge Good made n very
striking State rights speech. Colonel
Crockett thought II was out Of place,
but snid II sounded well to his ear, and
we suppose Third Ward selected the
caption Of his communion because IL
pleased his ear, tor we have failed to
lind his analytic argument. Indeed,
IL is u0G q pJ1etGrid mini J and after Its
perusal the thought occurred that Dh'
SapH gM pducd i0quitGr. He deals
freely 10 lliigs ut the motives Of those
who have moved to get depot for the
Central Rnilr0ud, not in the heart OF
the city, but on one side, forgetting
that his interests and his property
have been greatly enhanced by the
proximity of the depot of the Texas
aud Pacific Railroad, And the Third
Ward oppose the location Of that de-
pot, and Is he the proper man to attack
| the motives OF those who wish to de'
rive similar benefits from bringing the
Central road into the city? But he
says 1t will break up the carrying trade
within the city, aud lessen the cty
revenues. IL he sincere in this state.
ment? Ifso, let him at once devote
himself lto an effort TO compel The
Texas and Pacific to remove the depot
on Pacific avenue, and do its business
ut the original depot; or better still
engage in an effort to have both de
pots placed beyond the city limits, a'
IIiJ Wnull prnatlv muliiplv ihn ln
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77'77-7777777'7---s-.7---'
A Grent Nmarnge.

News comes that the western
branch penitentiary has been estab.
lishcd at tho head spring Of the San
Marcos river, This will utterly do
flo and ruin one of the most beauti
ful streams in Texas, or il tn,
world. We regard this as an out
rage Of theslrst water, and shoult
be denounced by the entire press o.
tho State. The San Marcos is one
of those exceptionally beautiful
streams, that in limitation of the
example Of the Federal government,
the land around the head spring
should have been reserved and set
aside for State park. Instead Of
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NorsrEST,oN OF GIyISG n W..


Those Republicans who believe
or pretend TO believe, that Grant
has given up his third term aspira'
tions, arc either not sincere, or 30
ignorant of Grants tcnacity OF pur-
pose, us ITO have been completely
taken in by his 80 called dcclension'
That he has never faltcrcd in his
purpose to be tho nominee OF the
Republican party for third term
we havo never doubted. With the
carpot.bag states secured in the
nominating convention, he would
require not moro than sixty to
seventy votes from the States north
of the Ohio and Potomac. These,
by means of his army OF oilicc'hold-
ers, he cun easily secure, and it is by
no means improbable that about n
year from now tho world be startled
by tho announcement of Grants re-
nomination. Ono of the boldost
moves in this direction comes from
Ex-senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin
who is out for Grant, and says no is
bound to be tho "RepubIican hard
money candidate"
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A CORRESPONDENT writing from
FL Paso to tho San Antonio Herald
says that recently the Indians do,
scended upon train within two
miles Of Fort Bliss, and drove off all
the mules belonging to it---that
when the owner applied to the com.
mander of tho Fort he was told that
he had no soldiers for such pur.
pose Aboutthe Same time q train
loaded with flour for tho troops at
Fort Davis, was captured by tho In
dams near Eagle Springs, and one
man badly wounded, The mon in
charge of The train managed to cs-
cage with their mules, but tho saw.
ages got the -four. Should not Gov
ernor Coke call out the militia for
the protection of the military posts =?
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The health ana vlgor Of the several organs
ofthe body depend upon the simple condt-
ton that the functions which pertain to
each shall be regularly and actively por-
formed. Ifvltallty is cluggish or deficient,
this condition is not properly fulfilled, and
as u consequence disease Is soon inaugural
ed. Prevent II by atInely use of Hostetters
Stomach Biiters, which rouse the vital onOr.
giles when dormant and end0w the feeble
frame with needful stamina, At the same
time that the Blttors infuse new strength
into the system, they correct those function
nj irregularities and local wcalSncssos which
sap the vital power. dyspepsia, bladder
| aud kindney complaints, govt rheumatism
fever and ague, biliousnesS, constipation
and nervous diseases are invariably over.
come ny the operation OF this standard al
terntive tonic.
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that, n set of commissioners, utterly
devoid of the sense Of the fitness OF
things, have located there n penal
colony, to dcA!c Il by moral and
physical impurities. We hope our
brethren of the press will join us in
protesting against this dcsccration'
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SOME time ago II stranger died IN
Corsicana, from exposure and neg
lect, and because the Statesman told
the truth about it, and called it bru-
tal and hearlless, our cotcmporary,
tho Corsicana Observer, goes into n
long explanation Of "thc SANDER"
But we don't SEQ that it makes the
case any bettor. Captain Marsh
Getty Marshal probably reported
tho case in tho eoening aitor tho poor
devil had lain all day ON tho rail
road platform, to the Mayor. The
Mayor declined acting because there
was no ordinance requiring him to
do so. Nobody would take the
poor, friendlcss, dying man within
doors. But one man, by name Ilar.
domain, il he did not provo himself
to DO the good Samaritan, at least
was not tho Levito who "passed by
on the other side; for llardeman did
take some notice OF tho poor wretch,
and actually had him removed To
tho platform in front Of Sol
omon's store, put him on his
blanket and gave him some
water. Good for llardeman.
But the benevolent llardemnn tried
in vain to procure lodgings for the
poor creature, but (wo quote from
tho ObserveO "No family was will
ing TO receive II transient sick man,
especially Mt this season of tho
year" So u friendless stranger,
sick unto death, was allowed, in Il
Christian city Of Texas, to lilo out
Of doors all night. The nert morn,
ing, tho Mayor hired a room, pro.
curcd nurse, etc. otc,, but the neg.
lect and exposure had done their
work, and tho poor man died and
We think he did wisely if he
couldn got away from Corsicana
in any other way.
We should BIO very much ashamed
of Dallas If such n thing had hap.
pencd here, and would have re-
garded it as stain upon the city
and its people. But Ms it relates to
the patrons Of tho "Observer" we
leave our contemporary to deal with
them rs they merit, but we pray
not to bc taken sick near Corsicana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
N>@01l
GROCERIES.
From u h3i percent below Cost.
MA NINN nEMAH lMM NNIINMnN
TO CITY RETAIL AND COUNTRY
MERCII ANTS!
Come Early ana Secure IL Bnrga ia.
*. @ - IL IL ES N. M.

20 Cases Lemon Syrup, per case......,..,..,S Q 90
y Gases strawberry syrup, per case.,,.... 225
- Gases Tomato CntSup, quarts, per case . 10
Is Cases Cove oysters, 2 N cans, per case | 40
Is Cases Worcestershire Sauce, i plnts,
per case ~
A Cases London Chow Chow, pints, per
case. $50
10 Cases Caul flower, Onion and Chow
Chow, plnts, per case,....................,,. 800
o Cases CNuliilOwer, Onion and Chow
Chow, quarts, per case. 8 80
Gases Celery salt, per case"..""......... | %
10 Gases Reaches, ID cans, per do2.,....... | 20
10 Cases Durham Mustard, al, par doz. / 10
10 Cases DunhRm Mustard, IN, per doz. | 80
10 Cases Coleman's Mustard, !, ID, per
,,,.,,....,",,.,.., 5O
10 Cases Coleman's Mustard, Il II, per
dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 276
II Cases Black Pepper, a 10, per dozen. / NJ
ll5 Cases Dallas Sonp, % Ii, pen case. ... % li
% Cases Schmiler Soap, 20 ID, per Case..... 800
10 Cases Candles, J's per b.,,,,......... $50. ID
. Cnses Cream Tartar n ID boxes, per b.. 95
~ Gases Gases Glay Pipes, per box.,.,,.""l Goal %
~ Gross Hacking, large, per gross. 5 5OCg7 80
10 Gross Hacking, small per gross. 3 5Ogi %
lOO ID Tobacco, Durham Leaf, a ID,
~ per Do. %
100 lbs Not for Joe, ID, per lb.,,............., As
Cases Bar Tumbleis, per dozen ...,......". | 70
LIQUORS.
10 Cases Whiskey Cock TAIL per case. go. 800
u Gases Bell Schnupps por case .....,.,..... . SO
~ Gases Amsterdam Schnapps, per case $50
- Gases Brandy Cherries per cuso,......., . 50
~ cases Anlsette, imported, per caSe....,, SEQ
III Cases Yarmouth, imported, per case. s 80
Cases 4 bsynthe, per case. Is %
BCases Pepper Mint, per case...,..,,..,...,.. 600
l.. Caperan's pure Apple Vinegar, best
quality. All goods cash. and no accounts
made. l12dlm
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torary ability ndjudgmcntto make
proper selections, as to write good
editorials, In this particular our
Crockett cotomporary cyincos good
taste, its selected matter being ad'
mirablo.
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oSf Of our very best weekly ex-
changes Is the East Texas Patron,
published at Crockett, by G. w.
beaverton y Co. In both its odi-
torial and selected matter the editor
ovinces tasto and Judgment. 1t may
not be so thought by tho unini.
tiated, but it is nevertheless true
that i requires almost as much lii!
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed in the year 1878, Improvements
suggested by e, pertence in other yards, have
been introduced and IL Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether in winter or summer, not
Offered 10y any other yards,
me STOCK arriving is unloaded directly IN
the pens, anu placed Immediately on the
market,
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located Mt the yalds
aud shippers can confidently anticipate IN
active ana reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades OF stock.
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency of these yards, become ut least
the equal of any live stock market in the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade IN tins market, it viii become
the largest wholesale market in the west for
cattle us 1t is now the equal of any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Ven of all con-
signments from Illinois.
y nlSt-clasS hotel for the convenience OF
It's patrons is attached TO the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management of Newman, Hastings IL
Co., has It's Office In the general Offices OF the
yards. ISAAC IL, KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MuLHALL, Superintendent.
J. GREEN CASH, Assistant Superintendent
julylw5tdlt %,
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Tue slsoloton of a Republican or

IHE skeleton OF a Republican Or
ganization, in hopelsssly Democratic
States, such as Kentucky and Tex
as, is still carefully maintained for
the patriotic purpose Of supplying
an nngrateful people with postmas-
ters, District Attorneys, Collectors
ofCustoms, Internal Revenue off ,
GERS, etc. What In theworld would
wo do, here in Texas, for men to
bear those onorous burdens, were II
not for the handfal'cf solfdenying
kndical patriots we still have
among us2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
Nus Dem Neieb bes Sort
saaI fbrittS.

Nus Sod am Rbein bsriGtst tie
NteeerrbetnilHe Bolts 3situn8 eas
IN Der Ndbe BON Sod 8slessne D6rfs
den 6alm rrar btsteran pom .gulturs
fampfe" uno fetnen bitteren Gra9ten
perf9pnt ssbIteben. am GbarsS amss
taa iebc4 rurbe bic Aube bss DSrf>
@sns auf Elm Mal seh5rt. Gin @ens
parnn, Dot, 3wei Yolisifen besleitet srs
l6etnt In Der Strde, um einen eort
Bei9t b6renben Yater su Serbaften.
Na6 altbereebraGter Cite mar ndni>
lib aud In bislem Sabre Elm @apucis
nsr aus 8enraY In 5Ilm eri9ienen,
UNA In Der 6eellorse Dor bew bpben
Oferiase GusbIIfe 3u leihen. Ct wurs
&c Dol, ben preuBifben Yolisei > Beauts
ten lpfprt i'm 8ei6ttubl perbuftst. Die
Grrssune psl9e siele Wubresel unter
zen 8ewpbnern berucrrist ldBt fi1
lstGt benten. De@ pbne rpeitsrn
S9wisristeitsn ~ bssesnen, braate
pie poliaei ibren @efansener Dor ben
Bireermeifsr, rpslasr IN aspsrtsn re-
fort. No9beHi rteler aber ten &apus
e,ner-pater 30 0srt&te ssis6en, f4tdts
CT ibn mad Sod, tamit er BON bort
mad glepe bef5rDsrt wtrre una taielbf
peitere Snfruetirnen 3u empfan8en.
Sutte bas Grsisuib In Sod fGon srus
-
See NufIeben sema@t 70 mar fOl@es In
Glepe nod nett rnebr Der Gaa. Cine
fuf u~nablebbare Wenlasnmense besleis
tste Der patsr gum l1nterfu@unssrid>
ter. 6isr wurpe ct u. a. bsfraet Oh ct
fetne 8etanrte balelbf babe. Mls er
ptss beiotte, wuree Der tetrsfsnbe 5err
bsrbsieebOlt weI&er fdr ben ibm Be-
frunoetet pater @arantfe leiffete.
bierauf ipuroe perielbe pieeer auf fret
en- SUI 9sftbt. uno iiebe, bas bsutlde
Reid mar Der @sfabr slIdli@ entsans
IaenI
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NIT ben eSttlibsn 0ebOteu uno Der W.
tcritdt Der Stride im Wieerlpru4 ifets
enren @elebe; namentlih betctt Der
b. Batter BE IN Bstrsf Der hrtflidsn
Gbei9Iisesns setrcfenen MaBreBeln.
Die ben eancnif1sn 0criHriften ptrct
sntaeoenfdneeu une tie seialiGe Mu>
teritdt unb Surisbietfcn roafdnbis
psniGten. Sic Bif&bfe unb Die Ytels
ter lperben auf eae bringenbite srmabnt,
Die @ldubisen Ia eer fatboli5Hen Qetrs
In 8etref Der 6riali&en Gbe In 9set8s
meter Weiie ~ unterri6ten rnb ibnen
IN bae @ecdHtnif suridsurufen, ruas
iber bas beilfBe Saeramsnt Der Gbe tn
zen opofoli1Hen SsnblHreibsn, beior,s
pers In tenerl Srrt 8. uno q. Ssptel1.
Der 1852, eefaat fd. Gum S@!ub
ruerren 8if1bfe, 8lerus unb @ldubts
gen 3ur Stantbafitsfeit. sur Vseule
luno gum innissn Observation-Disclosures
ermabnt unt timer, an bas 6er3 9e!sst
eemein1am NIT Dem ). 0ater ben S9ut
bee bimmsIs fdr ete S@wets 3u erHsbs
en- unb UNI grleu@tunB Der arn'st' Wers
| trrten au beten.
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aus Der G6weis.

Gurppdil&e 8Idtter SerSfsnhi&eu
zine an hte 8H1bfe, ben 3lerus uni
bte @ldubiesn Der S@wei3 seri@tets
GnrytEiea ces }. 0atsrs sDri %.
@ars. DisleIte Sat bic @encGsnbsii
Der .Wlttatbcltten" urb ben ttner pcn
fantit&sr Seite serdtrtsn S6uB aum
@ssenRaube. Sn 6tuwsiIuns auf ets
pdpfli&e aunesebuns pom 81. Nos
Sember 1873. bur@ tpeIGe bic Mus
i9ltsbuna Der Mttsltehes Der .altfatbps
HlHsn" @encGenl&aft aus pes Sc
meinl4aft Ter Sir&e besits nusee,
fprr&sn lUar, trneuert Der Dart tieltr
Spru@ uup fcrcert BE BihSfe urb
ben 3lsrus nuf, Que MitteL bte tbr 60.
vieIfa@ tendbrter Gifsr urb Der fin
&fe fnr Die Sa&e @cttes berfelene
Mutb linen an tie 9anb geben, nraus
srsncsr, uui bie itrer Garlerae anSsr<
trauten Gl6ubt8en IN Der Ginbeit bee
@ldubene 40 srba!ten uub fe unaus.
8elsst ID nahum, bae fe bte itner BON
&eiien Der Mttrdnni8en brpbenpen @es
fabreu uasiesn. SIN 0eitsrri erpdbnt
bae RanelHreibsn tft uef2ttctner
sca Der f&weissr Rssiaun8 sE%lafsnsn,
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Sin perIatSemes S6if.

Der teutf&e DrsimaRsr Wabura,
Capt. Set GreiburG ron Brener. mad
philadelphia unterwe8s, muete aul
bcber Gre BON Der GemannIag YsrIai.
fen rerben. Ct perIise am 10. Gebrus
at 8rsmenbaSsn, an, A. Wdr3 purbs
ct Bon siaen Srfane iberfauen uub sr,
belt sinet 9ed, unb bic Yuupe1 Yers
tOpften f&, 70 bae bas S@if bic 40
zen 3wildenoedcbalten NIT @aGer f9
faute; Der aus 6onb befetenee Bali
laft srurbe BON MaGer ouf be 2eeleits
seipiilt, unS eas S9if lsste f@ auf
.Dfe Seite ; Ger Gcds unb Wittslmaf
mueter 9efappt werben. trrtet bic
9ramfsnse pes Belanmafss sreaess
ri1sn tpurpe. Das 61if befane fG
nod Ia herfsIten Gage, ale am 10.
Ndr3 Der erfe Steuermanit eiepine NIT
neur MatrOlen 10 einem Bpcte bafeIs
&c perlteb +; ieitpeni bat mon bisisIbsn
rpeter 8efsber, nod Gtwas con linen
seb5rt. Nm Is. Wsdr3 fam unterui As.
8reiten. unb 81. 2dn9enerabe BE mad
81. Sobn N.>8., eet6renes BON Sort
In Srlano mad Saney 6ept bsfimmts
4arfe nMaSaie W", Capt. gbalmsrs,
al, Der .Wapurn" ycybei, riabna Capt.
RON Ersiburs uns Die iibrise Manns
i@aft elf 3Spfs Sprt @rade uub
tra&te ile mad philadelphia.
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Mutb eta Sittenbilb.

Die ~DansIbsr 3te." f&rettt; ~ous
raanitdts > ptrafeuren empfeblen wtt
EOIsenpes aur gerldf@iisun8. Dts
S4wureeri1tspericbe iuel9e eben iu
Dambur8 beenpet rpurpe, bat note rcrs
ttee Bldttsr berucrbeten, cine 8rauens
bate 3unabme bsr 8rutalitGts> unit
Der Ncbbeite fattftf sreetsn. Gaf
1dmmtIi@e 3ur N~burtbeiluns sor9eleets
Sale batten Is NIT AnBrifsn auf Men.
f@snleben id tbun, anp Der Sbers
Gtaatsanpalt ertIdrts bab bas bsutia'
Strafsatslyfem S6ai8 ma&slcs sssen;
aber ofeler 6itteupsrmilceruns let unit
I&liselt@ ni@ts abrts bIeiten ,perpe
ale CUR YraSelfrafe 3urddsusreifeu, wt'
mon 90 IN @uslanp sstban. Go III f.
tpsit setommen, bab fein ginwpbnel
Nbenps mtbr cbne arcee pcer feline
@afe aussebt. @a8 10 stslen 3u.
fdnpsn aud bic bur@ ben tarten @ins
ter berbeissfdbrte Nptb etpas beitraeen.
70 ltsSt Der 9ouptBrunb bod IN BEN
arbeitsf1euen, BON Start ~ Stapt Don
DUrf 10 Dprf frrl&enpen @einpsl.
tter wtl&es ben BsbSrpen jesliGs
@pntroIe fsblt ban, aber IN Der praria
Der untsrea 0ertGte wsI9e ,pte ibers
az BET rcten greeFsn, WeGsr Afairen
&c. Rsts @ilbe anftatt bdrtaer Strsn,
oe waItett lafen."
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Mns bettt Nbei4 9an.

@is man untsr rem "a. Wdrs
f&reibt III ter Stanb Ger 3ebsu tn ben
1einberoeu bee 3bsinsuues etn rett
iufrierenReuenter. Die beuriae 0tn>
ter su&tiateit BAT tsneltsn unaemetn
eenist; une Der lebte 8dnftse 6ertf,
irel&sr uieles @elp ms 9anc eebra@t,
bat bic @inssr ;u tpsttersr Anlassn
une arbeiter1 e%rmutbist. Die Yreiie
Der @eintsrse finp In cen Isbten Sab
rem trelsntli@ seRiesen. mas wobl aus
NIT Ter ausemeinsn @ertb . GrbSbuns
teS S~mmpbilar> 8efBss 3uiammsnbans
aen mag. 60 tputren u. a. bet elmer
6teisr fose absetultensn Gueticn stli@s
Yaraeuen res WarfctrunnenS ron rem
Meins prpeucenten u. @iltelmj su.
116. @ulpen 40 &reuser bic Rutbe e.
fefsert, rppua9 f9 ullp Ter @srtb ss
mes 5ectars I'm Martobrunnen auf
$4,000 @art belaufen wirrs! Der
Garf 95wenfein > @srtbsim bat eas
ebrmaIs siesfrteO'fae 0ut sa 9nuene
tbaL ippie par3eQen IN Der GltpiusE
6olaarter unp 2ieSrtGer @emarfuns,
tssI&e porten, 6rn. 8arOnet Sutton IN
9ierri& 3ussbSrtsu. fit etpa 100000
Nart erpprben. Die @einpretls unp
atuar ni&t nur far bte i874tr, wtlas
lid nunnsbr nod BEN erfen Abfi& In
8abrbeit als pOr3aslt@ erwetlen, ION
bern aud fdr altere @beinsauer : Sc
trd&1e erbalten fiH auf fefer f6be; fe
ttrften tS&fens IN Gclge Der aablret1>
en- beporRebeneen 8ein 8 Hsrfsiserans
aer seribersebsno l6wanssn. DEM
20 pirb, trie perlautst im &pril uno
Mat 70 siele quite 0aare auf ben
@arft eerorfen weresn. wts (elten sus
Sor. Dieism ersbsn ansetsts absr
fam Mnm5eV@ ntcnentan bte Na&s
fraae sntlpre6en, tnben, cte @einbdnos
ler aaer Drtsn Die Situation ale sfne
lebr @9leGte be;etdnen, uno felbft srcbe
rerpnmirte Girmen, rutl@e Ia ben brill
lanten @flG6fts Sabren 1871 uno
1872 faum ole Iuftrdse ~ sfeetuirsn
sermc@tsn, ssseurdrtts dter ansu flsi.
net, umlaB flaeen. Die 6ancelss 8rts
fs bat ;peifelspbne ben Gbiab Der
@eine an bic Sonlumsnten unsemein
eineel9rdntt bas btai8ere Bier wirp
timer naebr iaIVnfdbts.
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Irauriae Ma1riebt

far steienisen, ipelde f& na@ BEN Sos
be benz Geuer iterltefern mShtsn. Gs
rtre ndmliG aus Berlin bsridtet
Der bisfse gcrfane tes Vsreins
fdr DEMONSTRATING bat f9 NIT q.
ner Ginaabe al, bas Standardization
eeranbt unp eebeten. bic est@eneers
brsnnune ~ Seaattsn pne et Yolissis
bebSrcsn NIT entiprsdsntsn anwstlun.
sen 3u vsr1sbsn. Der Minifsr bee
sSnnsrr une Der Gultusmtnifsr babsn
nunmsbr bic pstsntsn bubin befhieoen,
bae bic bssu. @snebmisuus cbne Abs
dnberuns Ger b%efebenren OeisBssbune
ni@t ertbeilt tperes1 tonne, 3u eineri
leeislatipen gorseben IN. nteler 8t&te
ung aber feline gsranla6uns rprbans
cen let.
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futse Belt tas tpobIttGtise @efdbl Der
0drme ia senissen, unb bic Wenisen.
tie I'm Nnfanse bes Win!ers fdeter,
rdbren F& einfUeilen Sun @ras unp
@ur;eIn. bis fe bic Grnte BON ibrsr
Notb erI5st. Nbu LANCE. sbe bic tirs
tilGe 8eateruna an Die &et.uns ibrer
ef9ener untertbanen ta9ts. tatten f9
fden 9ilfsccmites ron Guropdsrn &c.
bilbst. No@ Yter Wonate mifsn pom
jest on serRrei&sn, ebe tie Grnte &C.
reift II, unp Der Betras on WenlGens
leben. Der III ttsfsr 3eit Rem 6unssr'
tObe u~erfalsn wirp, ldbt f& faum fss'
felsn.
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Netp Sort Sribmne.

Oas bette Mn3eiaes Rebimnf.
1dsIsa $40 IdtrIa. taItssaniH8: "a. Ss&eaas4 %.
9sfaGe fsetf far tea Ntsnnenten. pssts.
RnmmF nnb 4nicee. Tstife fre. WS6sutIi4 Tn giahs
Ere al BE Esfsans RI n
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ek hie e00pG Gas. Seentfn rfIanes. 4ae
~ bJ0 9IaHen NrteiterspIf bette 0rNIedtu
iaue nab Oh, uadsn metr OtID In Nrbeit far me. tn 10.
rem eiaenen epsoIitdten pdtrfnb itrsr freien Bel, pbes
fcrtr 6trtut, ais tn fstfr anterH 8tfb6fttaune. QDts
bteten Mrbett an. bic fir ttte Gtuntf hati9 hQahf. Dsa.
fdn tise NusfuHft, Bthinsaraen u. ptrbsu f1ti estanSs.
Sene ct urs cure &tstge stne Bn;ue. SCOT ~ be 8ett.
Gebet eu& nift ansersrp ned GeG6d ftieune nm, bt1 thr
~srfatrtn tett. mas mts aubisteu. 0. Gtiufsn unb 60.
Dsrtlans, Ratne.
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q naeissu. aBphifetI. Cat, frRematild. Naegssfp.
ctnsu. Bic NIT 8l6tfern Geairafts fir ansiaea einau.
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%, A gaft Rsr, Rem Bort fsnbsa fhs teren . am.
pbIet.8 y .. 81. Anseabe. tutteitsxt Qifen Ben mehS
ale 1000 Did ttr unh eAasunetn. ptiAs bic 9effn i5.
sea. &use ieen fir 6aupteI6tir in sieenG taettn mes6en
N etntr s. ree1 @sbretica ben peraneeeseysR atm annb
nszamea. Daf4aht tn& sas 0uA.