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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

(itE-N IN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
TX. JEFFREY, I7th street.
). J. SCRIBER, 10th Street
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL I6sh street
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD d MCGREGOR,
Enterprise bakery
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN. 10Th street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, IGth street
F. PECKHAM, Ferguson street
LEATHER L FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 1871 street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. L. HOLT, Pot-2fire Building
CLOTHING.
3. HELLMAN, IGh street
MARKS d. MYER, Eddy street
CuNFECTIONEnY AND SODA
WAT &R.
:. II. WOODS, EiicIy street
DRY GOODS.
MARKS x MYERS, Etidy St'sst
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). II. WOOD. Eddg street
CONVERSE 4 WARREN, 1871 st
GROCERIES.
F. II. LEIBEY. 10Th street
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
!. &. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD < MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
T. NAGLE, Ferguson street
HARDWARE.
II. IOUSMAN, Ferguson street
+. SCWEIkERr, IGGh street
:. J. SCRIBER, 10th .S,'eet.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
AMERICAN HOUSE, 18Th street
CHEYENNE HOUSE, 1871 street
OVERS HOTEL, EIIy street
EAGLE IOIEL, l7th street
ENGLISH HOUSE, 18Th sfTest
RAILROAD HOUSE L. IA. Dfpot
WESTERN HOTEL, 18TH street
JEWELLERY AND WATCHES.
JOSLlN PARK, 18Th street
ID. MILLER, mn street
LIVERY STABLES.
w. NJ. WARD, l6th street
BUILDERS Il CONTRACTORS.
J. CORNISH II Co, l7th-st.
LIQUORS.
f .NAGLE, l7h street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
+. LANDAU, l7th street
ClIAS MOORE. l6M street
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These towns have been located with a
view to health, business capacity and scenic
beauty. and large numbers of them are rapidly
growing into public prominence. AS an index
of their prosperity, it may be stated that the
new buildings erected in these towns during
the year 1871, cost Ore and t~hree-fourths
millions of dollars
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
J.. X. JEFFREY, I7th street.
). J. SCRIBER, 10th Street
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BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD & MCGRFGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
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WILLIAM II Jnrd n, Captain IA I~ulnlry, CON
m9rding Co. a. qrh lufmjry aud Pu-r.
&. NJ aud \ C.S
f. y. II herts6n, end Lieutenant ok Infantry.
Poet AdiulHnl-
JnO F. Rnrdulph Major L. :. A.. Post surgeon.
JnO. kidg' ~. A. a. Surgeon
F. MeaTs, Captain 9fh luftniv, Command''' Cn. !.
Jas. McB. Stembel, and Lieutenant. 9tn Infantry.
tn. =. i. Buuowes, Captain . Ii I~uon'ry, comd'g
60. G.
W. l.. Carpenter. lot Lieutenant ON Infantry.
VIM. B;IPease. lrt Lieutenant o;h I~nfnutry. com
handing Co. d.
Jno. 4. Baldwin, End Lieutenant 9th Infantry,
Co. D.
A. II. Won Leutzwiiz. LIST Lieutenant Ord Cavalry,
George r.. Grlmtn, lst Lieutenant 9th Infantry,
Co. A..
Absent-sick
Capt. G. V. Henry, Bird Cavalry.
Absent
Capt. NJ Fitzgerald. 9Th In~rantrv-sick
I'd Lieut.. W. 5 Wyatt, 9th Infantry, on duty at
Military Academy.
LIST Lieut., Jno. c. Thompson, 3rd C4valry, re-
cruiting service.
End Lieut.. Jno. G. Bourke, Srd Cavalry, 4. D. c.
TO Gen. Crook. .
BED cLOCD AGENCY-NEBaA-KA.
]. J. SaviIIr. U 5 Indian Agent.
Martin Gibbons, Chief CLERK.
sheridan NJ. Bratney, Commission Cle-k.
Sparrun p. Snow, Agency Physician.
George knox, Postmaster
TRADERS.
J.. W. Dear.
B.. F. Walters.
Todd Randall.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
- BON, 18Th street
h. PEChHAM, Ferguson street
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LEATHER L FINDINGS.
81 IN BON, l6th street.
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BILLIARDS.
JAM rs BRENNAN. 10Th street
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL I64b street
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. l." HOLT, PDsf-0Hre RHiIdiq0
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
5. II. WOOD, Edt1y street
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, 1871 st
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GROCERIES,.
F.. II. LEIBEY. 10Th street
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
!. &. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD & MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
r. NAGLE, Ferguson ST. est
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES,
IOSIlN x PARK, 18Th street
ID. MILLER, mn street
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LIVERY STABLES.
w. NJ. WARD, l6th street
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BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
J. CORR II CO., l7th-st.
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DRY GOODS.
MARKS x MYERS, EfI,Ly street.
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MEATS AND VEGETABLES
+. LANDAU, 17h street
CIIAS MOORE. 1871 street
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hon 81 Marys EAdusAEsl SaAoOI for BoyS.
MAI BALTIMoER, Nd, March 3, Isl

= c. P KNIGHT,
nsnsn Sole General Agent :" "''
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, KILLED for the Faith.
Icincinnati Catholic rslesraph.I

ICincinnaN Catholic Telegraph
{ The President of the Republic Of Ecuador,
Gabriel Garcia Moreno, has been assassinsted
The report does mot Say at whose instigation
this model Catholic ruler was murdered, but 1T
isnot dif1culti to form conjecture that will
mot be far from the truth. The secret societies
of irreligion, have most probably armed the
murderers and commanded them to do this
bloody work. Moreno was an unoompromfsing
Catholic ruler OF . Catholic people. No public
ened his fidelity to the faith, or obscnred she
expression of his sympathies for the Holy Fa-
Their and the Church. He was faithful among
the faithless many. By his watchfnl protec-
ton OF the interests of the Republic every
plot of the secret enemies of revolution has
been met and thwarted. Infdelity. that has
olics in other parts of South America, imprison-
| ing Bishops and confscating ecclesiastical pro-
perty, has been at every move in Ecuador
| checkmated and defeated. Moreno was the
soul and life of this Christian Government At
his suggestion the Republic was consecrated TO
the Sacred Heart, and yearly offering was
decreed for the Holy Father as long as the
King of Italy remained possessor OF Rome. BY
his glorious example the faith took new and
strong root among the people. Moreno was 0
| lion in the path of blood-stained revolution
4 He would yield neither to brides nor threats
| He would not enter inro an alliance with othel
Governments to rob God of His rights in the
| world and to reduce the Church to a state o.
| servitude. He not only respected the indepen
dence of spiritual authority, but was alway'
| ready to defend it.
| The infidels, unable to seduoe him from thu
path of justice, have employ ed against him th'
argument which they use against all whom
| they cannot bend to their criminal purposes
Falling by the hand of an assassin in such .
cause, Moreno falls martyr. The people viii
] mourn the loss of the wisest and mosS benefi
cent ruler of these days, and the Church viii
bless the memory of him who was its fearless
ichampion in the hour Of peril HE death vii
lead, In the end, to victory for the faith
Assassination has never proved profitable oc
cupstiop.
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We STAND, as il were, upon q hilltop and
look upon the transcendent landscape.
Each will select from the widespread glory
at his feet, for his more special love and de-
light, some different glimpse Of sunshine or
solemn grove, or embowered spires or
brown moulderipgruin, or castellated cloud.
During this contemplation the soul of each
man is amidst its own creations and in the
heart of his own solitude nor 10 the depth
of that solitude broken, though it lies open
to the morning light, and before the eyes
of unnumbered spectators. Aud, crown
| ing praise of all these men welded
their powers Of eloqueuce as battle blades
| in the same great cause he welded his
sword for 80 long and go we'll whose birth
day we have just homo ed in our nation If
the sword of Washington was lifted in be-
half of human rights, SO were their electric
voices. Then, gentlemen, blame me not If
have asked you to honor their memories.
The beams they kindled in the days nf their
/ triumphs have left broad track of light,
| which still plays in beauty adown the cor
ridors Of time, and although it is interrupt
ed and shattered sunlight, you cannot re
more tit 10 sunlight still
The long night just gone down the sky
has left us starless. Such men we have not
Such men we need. Let us summon the
spirits of these illustrious dead, to infuse
some of their old genius In our midst. Then
will we spring into newness of life, and oul
praise be heard not only here below, fol
listening ears somewhere among the cloud
will catch the strain, and from angelit
hands o wreath of flame will descend upol
the nation, and play round her head with
concentrated glory.
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Referring to the great political questions
which continue to sgitste France, the Paris
correspondent of the New York Herald says:
A strange rumof has lately obtained circu-
lation to the effect that the Premier Buffet has
been intriguing to bring shout the resignation
the Duo dAnmale to the Presidency. An in
dignRns denial is, Of course, given to the ac-
cusation by the organs Of the Ministry, but it
may be doubted whether the Vice President Of
the Council, supported as he is by OrleSnist
votes, is not indirectly playing into the hands
of the party with which he is identified. The
Duo d'Aumale hold towards French conserve
tives who are not Bonapartists very much the
position which was held by his father toward
moderate liberals under the Restoration. He
10 the constitutional chief whom they have
agreed to honor, though not to obey; in other
words, they wish to mako useot his great name
to serve their ends, aud especially to threaten
MaoAahon with successor, just as THEIRS was
threatened with MacNShon. Indeed, that be
will sooner or later take the place OF the Mar
sbal seems highly probable In all likelihood
the Due d'Aumale will be elected President OF
the new Senate. He will thus fill the most
digni6ed situation in the Rep1blic, and with q
very little tact-of which the Duke has plenty
he will win golden opiLf ms. Meanwhile the
next general election will almost certainly re-
suit in the return of . republican majority to
the Lower Chamber, and Marshal MAcMshon
will one day find himself face to face with the
alternative of accepting u. Gambetta as his
Prime Minister, or resigning, unless be should
take third course, of which the precedents
are Familiarity known as "ths 1Ssh of Bru-
MARE" and the 2nd of December. But the
hero OF Magenta would shrink from becoming
the hero OF street massacre. Nor, on the
other hand, wonld he care to cit as lay figure
in 9 radical Cabinet over which his Presidency
would be purely nominal He would prefer to
abdicste his powers. AS, however, the Sena-
tors and Deputies together, convened in1a Ma
tiopal Assembly, will elect the President under
the constitution now being enacted, the repub-
Iicau majority in the Chamber of Deputies
viii be STAMPED by the Conservative majority
in The. Senate, and 9 conservative Chief of the
State will be chosen, although he may be COM
PEELED to surround himself with liberal Minis
eers. Suph . Presidency the Duo d'Aumale
might we'll DO disposed TO accept till the
Comic de Paris becomes the bead of the House
of Bourbon. Then new era may begin in
the history Of France.
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QUALITIES OF A GENTLENAN-Mr.
ind l.the 1eutless Of critics, 6endereet OF
satirists, sharpest of cynics, hardest Of
moralists, just as tho mood takes him"
HAS the following on the qualities Of gen.
tleman: ''What lie it to be gentleman
1t is to have lofty aims to lead pure life,
to keep your honor virgin, to have the es-
TEEN Of your fellow. citizens ead the ioVe
meekly; to suffer evil with cODstancy, and
through evil or good to maintain truth al-
ways. show me the hsPpy imam whose
life exhibits these qualities aud him We
win salnte as gentlemen, whatever bis
rank may be show me the prince who pos
eesses them, and he may be sure OF ouI
love and loyalty"
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|.saIng Star aad Catholic Messenger,
go oRIEAas. SUNDAY. AUGUST 2ss ISIS.
(From the Catholic world ]
THY WILL BE DONE.


]. t!s
Ny soul . little kingdom ia, ,.ria83.
where Gods moAt holy will ,
Shall reign In undivided sway.
s,,s Potent, and grand and stili- "'
III kneel before the CRY stal throne
And kiss the goldsn rod
q peace unspeakable, to bow
Bafore the will OF Godi aa
what though my weary feet should fail,
nv tongue refuse TO praise,
GOD k1ows my soul will steadfastly
Ss.ll follow in his ways.
|rhe time has come my soul, the time has come
To prove the depth Of thy oft Wanted Loves
Ia sullen gloom hangs round Ms like fog'
And lowering clouds are dropping from above
would &c were light, or DARK not this gray gloom
would that the terror Of some sudden crash
Might break this sitting, dumb monotony!
O for some deafening peal or binding Hash
WARY. and old, and sick, like ancient JOB.
crouch in hsggard woe and scan tne PAS''
Or arao the lsaasn moments ct my heels,
Mocking wise fools who say that life runs iAS'-
fNotbip9 TO CONQUER now--no call for streng.ni
Esueht to contend with-only 70 Wale anu Uo.i'
Ind see my Wttnerins Ps"eA ~ =.
(: NO roam to act-nothing to do or dare'
.s,eak now. my aeul, If thou hast aught TO say
q thou seest light or any hope of day.
N not this holy stiffness with thy cries
Patience. pertnrbed clsyl
\ thou should'st drown the voice Of the Ail'wise
With clamnrsns dismay-l ~ @yti g..
nksst thou that clouds and rnists arc less Wos
Than sun, or moon, or starsf 80 80
will 10 good, whether 1t bind the free
Or sunder prison bals. s5i a-, -.
hand has measured out each feathers weight
n OF this most grieyous loedi ...
bore the cross We bear, his heart. like our'.
II Once in LIES furnace glowed.
shall In heaven sing psalm Of joy
~ For every earth wrung moan;
- little hour more, the work well done,
And We are all Gods own.
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RHyoIUuoH n HougE PAn1Te e. aaySTt e
raGnt o. tlo New Jersey Enamel Faint Company h99
bSa SSao Zinc IN ear oolumps and II nay seem strange
thof t IA onig to-day cell special attention tot6 O9
new thinR unless know it e good We we're pleasa
70 End that the nGgnt IT. u r AniSnh ~ "
49, ~ shiDhiug md Vishod, ahova ALL that the DaBnS
sid IS fsstsd 90 that the editor ceald give nc eS
1pinioa of ia inertia Having bnd this teAb
800 n OuT houssbold, have no he1taley %
rbat fi6 Enamel Paint comes MP eny - 81 tnas y
dificult 70 procure the necessary ingredients ioE ~
-. sooo,r,u 1.rda furu,,hea gratis. Liberal inanC
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'NS' p '" BGrrrt1oRE Rebrusry 49, 1878.
IEe c. p. KniEhk No. % ". lombard Stresti 49,.
Dear sir-In reply 70 youP inquiry relatlys . tse
uerifg Of yOuR Liquid Ennnol Paint Gbfadiey ~
tontl VIII cay, it has been nearly two year, setg
purchased Ghe paint nom ycu gnds - tar - ~
~ ebsaSfnilV osn rccnEaend % 20 thoso who need
painting done. K'urS d. :. FOLEY.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

w F. CLARK.
1874 and 1856. 49,. Rampant Street,. 1A and 1855
Between Toulouse and st. Peter,
REw ORLEANS. ,IH
- Manufacturer Of all kinds Of --- ,.
ia Carriages, Bar0uches, BuggleS,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic Spring
Wagons,
= SEWING MACHINE wAGoFs, ETC. -.
Agent for Jas. CunnInghan 4 Sons celebrated Car
~ a.. FiRges and HearSes. t,...!,
Country orders promptly attended to. a2I1 Isl
T THOMSON & BROS, ,r.s e
Carriage and Spring Wagon Makers,
Ga and 20. Rampant Street.-s...68 and 20
Between Common and Gravier. 80
Reoeived Highest Premiums ct 6tate Fairs Of lsI lss
and 1873 for best Eamily Ph@tOn Victoria Open
and Top BnRGies. Beer Wagon 9rOcers
Wagon, Express Wagon, eto.
Being practical workmen and employing none 2SS
the best mochonico, We are prepared % MAXI
repair Caagss Buggss sgriaE WHSS1s ssS o1 y
our manufacture. All work guaranteed fsi4ey
.TosEPH ,sCHwARTz,
IMPORTER AND DEAIzRu
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
surineh Ashes. Bolts, ReadylEade wheels BaGgy
Bodies, Wood Work, Trtmmings'
PAINTS AND vARNISHRs
,t,,ut -fsis 80 aKRYEN PATENT WHEEL p
Carriage and WagOn Maker and RePairer,
SALES ROOM no. a cARoNnELET ST.
Factory-No Carroll Street.
uosHIy INV oRLEAxs.
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JIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street p
JOHN HENDERSON. President
P. IRWIN Vice President.
THos F. BRAGG, Secretary.

At election held on Monday, the sd mat, tine
following named gentlemen chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for the ensuing year:
Thes. TM srlsy, TSones Siss.
John T. Gibbons, J.A. Girdner,
William Hart e. Conery, Jr.
Emile Gauche.
And at meeting of the Board held May 10th, JOHN
HENDERSON, Esq, President, and P. IRWIN, Esq.,
President unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out OF the net profits. Of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent in
arest also per cent dividend the paid up capital
and 90 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock.
holderssaid interest and dividends under the amend
ed charter To placed to the credit Of the stock notes.
and dividends full paid stock to be paid in
cash at Office of the Company and after July 18th
next
New Orleans, May 81, 1875. my2s IS ~
THE FIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office, Corner Camp and Gravier Streets.
| INsUREs AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is now ready to Risks against Loss
| or Damage by Fire.
In. MARKS President;
| T. PRUDHOMME, Vice Presidenti
r. h. BENNERs, Secretary
| JAS. BoYCE. Inspector.
| BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
| Jacob Alexander, Leon Bertoh
John Filzpatrick, q. Taylor Gsuoho,
| I. N. Marks, Wash. Marks,
| O. Sporl VIM. Swan,
| L. 4. willis, 3: Wormann,
| L. 3. Cain, h u. BierhoIsS'
| Chas Hemard, A. 1saaeson'
| T. Prudhomme, y. "a. Fona,
| Orto Thoman Geo. Waters.
| mhI4 rs ly
TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. IS Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
As.eta Ss44, ssS %
| A. Elmer BADER. President,
Oh ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
| GEORGE.STROMEYER, Secretary.
BoARD OF RRUsTBE9l
| Henry Abraham: A Elmer Bsder, n A BaumgAEdoa
e Del Bondio. Oh EnRgtfeld, ErAnk,
| n r Goerovo, Nv Hsller, SEmund StAtz,
Keller Keifer Louis LeonhArd,
| Theo Liuenfhal O Miller, y Biokork
| Frrnk Roder Louia SohnOideR W Soaulidt,
| ri eeiR Isaac Soherck, Louis SohwartH,
| n n Schwartz, J z Wilderman- X Woioson BACH
| ana
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r D ID T. "A -
GREAT DISCOVERY
NEW Jersey LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF 81 PATENT"
Mod. from Pare Whi Ad Ga" b
applied gallon yards s'o ooat
"i '.''"'
OF 4" BRADLEY's PATENT"
REAp TAE EoLLoWINa TEsTIMoNIA1s

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Pane VII prove invsluabS, a. 10 IL already prePaFoa
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cal 6 Vefl besatifuL One gallon q ths psans -
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hon 81 NagTs IadnssSsI SsAoOI J0y Bovs.
NRAs BAITIhoER, Nd, March 3, lsTS.
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70 spraad Ear and near 70 testify - re Public 81 W.
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have their BAlla WuOd WoFk, etc. ETC., nee @
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meet bo6a.iful and durable paint We N ~
WiOhinR tbo s Bradley Potent Ennnloa FA4S "a -
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from the b0oke Of the company.
| THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
HRHRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
sworn and s1bsoribed before me, this 2ad day Of
May, 1874 Hl.s WIN h. HOLMES,
The Board Of Trustees resolved that AFTER paying
Annual Interest Of Per tho Capital Stock
/ Of the Company, that dividend Of THIRTY PER
CENT be paid In Cash and after the itth day OF
June those partes insurinR with the company
| entitled 20 receive the same. .7a ;, .s'ts..-
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S3ilse lit. SIS lpuroe manGes 8las
Slln9llngs 2aser6ier 9etrunter, pel1es
eintimmi9 bon ben belten Sierfennern,
ols Elm l6Dner uro selunoer Stoff ge=
geprieIen unh anerfunnt muroe.
, 1875-08-10

Cine Gorribtung, I'm G%iIenba6npa-
gen i0nea 81 maiden 1T oas Nelelte i'm
BaDnOien tie. 9ielelbe belte6t aus gro
BEN cvlinoril6en SiirIten, Die isnfre9t
in lolGem abitanbe BON chamber oil Ell
ner 0rebmal9eibe 9dlgen> Dap Der gGa=
gen Don ibnen beim 8oriiberfabren be-
orbeitet miro. sic weroen 3reibriemen
in Der ent9e9eniebter 9tI0tuns 9corcbt,
in lpel9er Die Su %reiui9enoen gSa9cn ge=
Spgen weroen. &eiGli6e Mnpenoung
BON MaIler auf Die Siirltcn uno Wogen
1T notilrli9 Domit perbunoen uno loll
ouf biele gSeile Elm 3u9 bon 80 Wasen,
in Der turjen 3eit pm 5 Wlinuten scipa=
l9en werOen.
sine neue Qrt non S9ienen lit Ell
mem Scr. Sobn 9feble in Neporf rs ,
patentirt wprocn. Sie S6icue lit in 2
~boriSonta!e 9dneen setbeilt, wel6e 10
9elegt weroen, oob obme6I elmo bic Gn=
Sen Der ~unteren9anse uno Die Der cisert
liAen S6iene 5ulommenItoBen, wobur6
cine feltere 4Aflu9e er6ielt uno Oas Or
I6iittern Der @ogen ucrmieben iperben
luu. Nu9enl4einli9 bat oiele G0iene
uu9 Den Sortbelt, Dap Die @rneueruns
Der obern Sdlitc Mot 10 foItlpielig 1T,
al5 cine Dpae S6iene.
3ur8irfun9 Der SalicDlldure.
Eront6eim tbeilt nit, DAP er leit Octpbcr
y. S. bel 9ipbterie ausi1lieBli6 Soli=
cplldure on9epenoet uno in 80 JGlen
telnen Sooten gebobt fat. ST. ldbt bic
Granfen nit eincrS ulicpAdure Il 1907
surgeln uno 9iebt oreiltiinoli1 einen
S9eel0fiel poll lnnerli9.
&Olbe beri6tet iiber 8eriu6e, pel9e
Tsler uno 6rieober9 m S6afen uno
&iibcn gemo1t baben. IS miro oabur9
bemielen, bob Die freie Salicpllaure cine
I'M bpben @raoe a~ntiputrio wlrfenoe
SubltonS III, oQB tie ni0t nur SGulRiB,
per6inoert, lonbern audi bereits be9on=
meme uno fort9el@rittene 6duIniB lofprt
liltirt. Sic wirft bierhei ni9t nur bes7
ooprilirenb, lOnoern wirfli9 oesinfici-
reno, bo lie Die gum Geben Der SdulniB-
or9anismen erfDroerli6en G~ipeiBltpf5e,
g"erinnen ma6t, Die Or9anismen ielOlt
tDotet unb Die Saulnibprooufte perdn=
bert.
3Irn bat bic SalicDNdure pielfa9 II,
INNER nit ben belten grfol9en in Der
Geterindrprayis an9eipenoet.