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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-21

.--.NoE.MUe8 OF. AMARTYR The NeY. YORK
Herald, reverting to Gen. Grants assertion IN |.
one of his messages that he was the victim OF
more slander and abuse than any man IN
America, does not think he can really claim to
be martyr. 1t says: "He was elected Pres
ident at time when he had no political opin-
ions he was willing to express; all his error'
were excused on account Of his inexperience in
civil affairs hewas again elected, and he was
the first President who had his salary raised.
Nevertheless, Gen. Grant has always considered
himself, ,one,of the great political martyrs ;sshe
made a: personal sacrifice when Regaie up the
Generalship of,the Army, q position for life, to
ob1ige the American people by accepting the
responsibility of the Presidency; he again sac
rifced> himself in 1872, and he is willing to EN-
dure the same anguish in 1876. In this mar
tyr-like spirit the President has consistently Wis
tied his righteous wrath upon the people who
have offended him. The South annoys him by
its attempts to govern itself, and he sends an
army to govern the South; Louisiana perplexeS
him, and he disperses its Legislature BY the
bayonet. He is ike one Of those martyrs who,
when bound to the stake, trevenged themselves
by working miracles of punishment upon their
prosecutors" .i-4
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Sept 10, 1874
New Advertisements.

mE n c-The choicest in the world.Atmporter,
LEAH Hprices-Largest company in Anerica-staple
arcie-peases e1erybodyTrade continually increasing
Agents wanted every where-best indueementsIdont
waste time-send for Circular to ROBERT WELLS 10
Yesev Street N y P. o. Box 1887.
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READ: READs ~, .ssr
Consumption Cured /
OFFICE OF o. SAckETT, Drugs and tMedieines,
A., L.,

OFFICE OF 0. SAcKETT, Drugs and iMedeinss
NEW ALBANY, IND, April 10, 1874.
Dr. J. s. Penberton atlanta, Ga-DEAR SIR: have, fe-
ceived your circulars and consequence of the dstr-
ton have sold about six dozen Globe Flower Syrup in
the last two weoks. The Globe Flower Syrup Is gaining
great celebrity recommended In two cases Of con-
sumption. One bed-fast had not laid ON bat
side for two years. hemorrhages almost every day. much
emacated and expected die He has taken six bottles
Of Globe Glover Syrup; his troubles are an goneexeept
prostration which rapidly improving. He# eertain.
y get we'll The other Is similar with good
suits. 1 send you many testimonials il you want
them. Yours truly, ETC.,
O. ShCKETT.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. e6, 1s74.G
DIR. j. S. Pemberton-DEAR SIR: have used your Globe
Flower Cough Syrup myself and in my family, with benz
ets marked to leave unquestioned the merits Of
remedy which, in my experience has proved thatex
GELS everything for colds coughs and obstinate lung a
tons. shall always it with perfect confidence and
recommend 1t to the public a remedy which win afford
that satisfaction experienced by me and mine. ~.
Very respectfully yours, y.ga..ri
JAMES M. SMITH,
Governor State Of Georgia.
Nov 2, 1874 20 ..',r .5s.E- - Ia..Glf
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.oRhR#ER; BR4VNs

A Story of the Times, with Moral. Moral: !,
Old Farmer Brown came into the house,
NandN1athfal ally-sasgped the e. doSsy- y? ?efs 80
as 4dhaepasis ps essoHEs a00F iSrf J
And osnafiss his danaer % i was ap aSssSl25 F'
And ne looked around with an angry scowl, :.
And Efaseef Ee sssa ssA sl'sEpsp s - =
.rm tired from head to foot, n he said, rf'
s.Apd hungry as kin be!
,FdHkete hsEe am6Inhfna to bat :. II - 81
Is dinner most ready ?" said ne.
~. t.p,Ss. EAm Arltg sc II ba,s Msnaa NJ
AadSsf ARS agRg syg R aRs Ssa ~ ffas ssp
" Anh her dress was sight to see.
20 70 fe!19 saoFfiF ~;
oSsYSur dinner is ready she meek1y said.
And the dodgers is smoking hot,
But I've scraped the meal all OUT PfShelh9h,
And the last jint's chest frombae Pc"
sThs. laniischiefysoa tar1Ies' said Farmer Brown,
Eeaving doleful sigh; -.
@ssrhar's plenty Of bacon and corn In town, ~
sa And rEe no money to buy. .-..s
Then spoke the farmers daughter, Marier; 81.
Ard she hadn't spoke before: -, !;
'sThar's cotton out under the shed" said she,
"some q9Asn bsl's s. sH@ p9gg." wan nTTrv Trv,g7 CT
"cottop iisss ssa sil Farmer 8FsShn4Ts SI1s
nv ejtsSa asSa'sh sh mort hao9sgased forslass years
with T9sa, newer bale d 6ysSpsarssalts& spare -s's9s
s'sf aWsT then his daughter up spoke again,
rSE2b% &Sn'f ADO 6rfesd, I'll
.N61e Dot MS or thre@ewagon @ loads or more
OF Dickson's Prolific Seed"
500 you think me beaste" said Farmer
"pm neither cow nor steer;
And what if was? I've hardly enough
OF seed to plant this year."
iHyReas said hig. g.danshtar Marier, again. q
sIThars guano, lots" she said,
.sThar's twenty sacks full into the barn, !
And barrels under the she'd"
esrs96, 5udl" 81 g$Eas@sgrBGewn. E.a
To put on my cotton land this year,
And then not have enough
But when the farmer had eaten his fill,
He fell into thought profound,
And smoked j,is Sobac9o which cost at least
Some ninety centsPer psupd:s
And then he muttered: ''Thar's something
wrong
About my farming swear! .,
fW9 DONE have even enough to eat, '''.i.' -
N6r haf enongh to wean! f.hJ
ssMy mules are almost starving to death,
Ny cows are dreadfully thin;
Thar's barely ear Of corn in the CRIB
And nary oat in the bin!
s0The times amt like they once have been,
When was young and spry;
We had fat, at,horsesand' mules In the lot
And fat hogs in the sty.
'sMyGsiBwere;alwaMsc chHckfqH Of corn;
Ny smoke-house groaned with meat;
We then had plenty of clothes to wear,
And always enough to eat.
'sBy lingo! I'll change my habits at once,
From woeful experience larn-
TAsYear pay eottonlp VII plant in patel,
And plant my fields in corn:
MORAL:
Alltyou whose farms are goiRgto wreck
Who We neithef corn nor meat-
5rst, ,haakeThe resoIVe'o of Farmer Brown,
And go for something to eat
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Notice to, Creditors.

n Estate of Mrs. Malissa Cosper, deceased,
will present them, properly attested, to the un-
dersigncd, within the time prescribed by law
and those indebted to said Estate must make
payment immediately.
nG n J. II. RAINEY, Admir-.
Jan 7, 1875 25 81
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soc PIAN0S AND ORGANS

New and Secondhand of Firstclass Makers will be sold
at LOWER PRICES for Cash, Insallmcnts, or for
rent in City Country during these Hard Times and the
Holidays by HORACE WATERS & son, 4s1 Broadway
than ever before offered in New York Agents wanted to
sell Waters New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs IL
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed Great inducements to the
Trade large discount Teachers Minister'S Churches
Lode Schools
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-21

NEARLY all diseases originate from Indi-
gestioh and Torpidity of the Liver, and relief
is always anxious]y sought after. If the Liver
is Regulate6in its action health is almost in
variably secured: Want of action In the Liver
causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundicer Pain
in the Shoulders, Cough, Chills, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, bad taste in the mouth, bilious at
-taoks, palpitation of the heart, depression of
spirits, or the blues, and hundred other symp-
toms, for which SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOB is the best remedy that has ever been
discovered. 1t acts mildly, effectually, and
being simple vegetable compound, can do no
injury In any quantities that it may be taken.
tits harmless in every way; 1t has been used
for 40 years, and hundreds Of the good and
great from all parts Of the country will vouch
for its being the purest and best f;E
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
/; Is sure to cure if taken regularly, -
Is no intoxicating beverage,
It is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest results
z : TO ths most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not disarrange the system, &
Takes the place Of Quinine and Bitters Of
every kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
July l6, 1874 'it'- "a ~ - ~
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why DON'T PEOPLE PAY WHAT THEY OWE US
Merchandise and Guano.

to
and what they It the interest
forward pay they o% ana they 60 10 DIE
We'll
are FERTzERs PE0tGHs
~ ~ ~~ ~~ BLECKLEY, BROWN & co.
S. BLECKLEY. -
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aWhat station do you call this ?" said .
man, as he crawled out of the debris of 9 rail.
road smash-up.. Devastation" replied the ur--
bane conductor.
Now is q good time to buy Thermometers
They are lower now than they have been since
-fhe Rappiest women, like the happiest ma
tions, have no history. 49,
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Flour. Bacon. Lard,

CUGAR, Coffee, Buckwheat Flour, N. o. Mo-
y lasses, Muscpvado and Porto Rico Molas-
ses, Bagging, Tics and Salt, for sale low by
TOWERS e. BItOYLES.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSSIBLE RE
TURNS OF THOUSANDS, is OFFERED BY TIE
PosTPoNEMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. TO
THE 9th Of FEBRUARY NEXT OF THEIR FIFTH
AND LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE NAN
AGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF
THE MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT
COME OFF AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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To call and SEQ me. I am always In the Cotton
Country Produce Ladies, you will do well
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Whole Tickets $780, Halves SIS Tenth or each Coupon,
IS. Eleven Whole Tickets, $500.
For Tickets, or information, address
TIio. E. BRAMLETTE. Agent and Manager
Louisville Ky.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-19

NY FRANCIS HASTINGS DOYLE
From Cornhill's Magazine]
nan IN the vanished time two statues white.
~ an old temples front, against blue CLEANS
OF an Athenian sky, instinct with li9h"
blended their marble dreams
Tn the same shell imbedded crystal tears
Ofthe sad sea mourning ner venus , Low 70 =. 20
Two pearls OF ioniest ocean, through ions JeaiS'
Kept whispering words unknown.
4. tho f-asb nleasaunce, by Grenada's river,
close TO the low-voiced fountains SILVER
-rvzo r6ses. from Boabdil's garden, ever
Mingled their murmuring MOWERS.
Upon the domes Of Venice, in a nest -.
Where love from age TO age has had his GAY say,a
Two white doves, with their feet oil PINK iounu
Through the soft month Of May.
Dove. rose, pearl, marble, into ruin dim
AIikedissolve themselves, alike decay; a..
Pearls melt. flowers wither, marble Shapes dis
And bright birds float away.
zach element, once free. flies back TO feed
The unfatbomable llfe-dust, yeaInins DUMP ilnI .
Whence GOos "l-sh"PinS A'""' ~
Each form that is to come.
By slow, slow change, to white and tender flesh,
Tue marble s0ftens down It's 1aWless gran
The rose, in lips as sweet ana req anu iresn'
Reigured, blooms again.
The doves once more murmer ana COO Denthlh
The hearts Of two young lovers, when lhey
The pearls renew themselves, and flash as teeth
Through smiles divinely sweet.
hence sympathetic emanatiODs flow,
And with soft tyranny the heart control;
Touched by Them, kindred spirits learn TO know
Their slsterhood Oisoul
O5edient 10 the hint some fragrance sends,
Some color, or some ray with mystic power
Atom to atom never swerving tends,
As the bee seeks her flower.
or moonlight visions round the temple shed,
Oflives linked In the sea, memory wakes,
OF flower talk flushing through the petals red
Where the bright fountain breaks.
Kisses and wings that shivered to the kiss,
Or golden domes alar, come back 20 rain
Sweet influence; faithful TO remembered bliss.
The old love stirs again.
Forgotten presence shines forth, the past
rs for the visionary eye unsealed;
The breathing flower, in crimson lipSrecast,
Lives 10 herself revealed.
Where the laugh plays glittering mouth
within
The pearl reclaims her luster softly bright;
The marble thrObs. fused in a maiden skin
AS fresh, as pure, and white.
Under some low and gentle voice the dove
Has found an echo Of her tender moan;
Resistance grows impossible, and love
Springs up from the unknown.
What shrine, what sea, what dome, what rose
tree bower,
Saw US, as mingIing marble, Joined of yore,
AS pearl, or bird, or flower?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-19

The case of the typhoid epidemic at st.
Mary's school, Burlington. n. J., deserves
mention as one Of hundreds of similar oc-
currences aud from similar causes. The
water is reported as foul, the outhouses were
neglected, and there was neither proper
drainage nor ventilation. It has always
been remarked that mysterious visitations
OF providence" follow such violations of the
Simplest laws Of health. Cleanliness must
go 6eiore culture, and neither French nor
music Will do pupils much good il thew ara
not provided with pure air and clean water
ana protected from poisons. There are
death traps enough without having them sat
IN Neutrality-suspicious. to snatch our daughters
away at the most interesting period of life.-
Graphic
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Sarah was good wife," said Georgian.
speaking of his late wife, shut she could
never do shirt up real nice.p
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SECRET AFFINITIss.
ny FRANCIS HASTINGS DOYLE.

a PASruErsrIc FANTASY, FROM THE FiiEHCh VI
TuEoPHILE GAUrIER.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-19

From Cornhill's Magazine.i
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-19

OF the republican voters at the election, not
withstanding this precaution, admits of no
doubt. The following are specimens of the
means used. On the 18th of October so per-
sons signed and published the following at
"We, the undersigned, mer-
chants OF the city OF Shreveport,in obedience
, 1875-08-07
@x 10 wt9t &obt, fonDern bef7nDe i
fidb tpObL.

rnb bic grass ~: selansts Der Dortsr u etues rt&t,.
gM Dtaanels tn btefeni 5aasi QDtna bites Seiatt ptrp.
bsiltar Ia, ptnn mon re&tetAs, ME spreefAriebsn, DC
sssee Gntbeduus In Der Wfatsrta uebtfa. ben .Vine Irs
esreial- sssen pals. unb 2unsentrantteitsn anwsnbtt.
Sntsaasa neil i sc q si.le Ies.asslssrssiis s sss.a. ssSs
barA ben @ebraR6 StYH CORDIAL unb Der ,DpspepR6.
Pills eepeit rorben fnb.s Nuf Griu&sn strSftatli&tn
gr ns@ elm 8sasnis tn Satereds br qttstnssn. unte-
&rseiftss sDtse, n. Res. 1858.
Dr.. 6. q. 6. aDtfHart. - RDtrtter Rrrt SIM aprti
DIR a ssri sa I's stasa srssliSsn asasaisss sass sasa D..
~ poI - tuspfatl rtr 2ttertbran "a nebuen, wel&es
pie sr laets, MIR etras Grist&ttruns Sef&aftn wiirb1
ast3 abr mtg, sasirsa isnns. 50 .rfa&ts ben aster.
aber braHte mtr peHeruns. Nsin 1sInben wurbs bon
2as ~ Ias i6liuimtr y nh talett e. tlkrt e m
at 2 tas s1 IN 81 asasss ntxaia@ Let.
Pine Free Gar &prbial@ 30 serfuHen. 6@pn Biz
trft 8Iaf&e mar n IL sPn Ruttu aab ais
Id a&t penpm men batts war metns Ct.
ssps sss.ssss ss: Sal. ss,ss:rs :ssasa u fss.issn. III III
Id fur&tese. mid 3u tauf&en. Sstt abr bese Id bic Ypae
u.bsrSSsasans, sdniltS ssasiIt " fsta, 50 f@rsiss stss
&,n, psnn Sites fit ansenleHsn tnben.
9stt aafrt&ttssr Danltartttt Shr
xta srtaer.n.s msstatass ssl%,r saialta.s- DtYlsms
tieatsn In ben Gmpfaussatlnnern Der Sfite. Drsi con
~fultirtnbe Werite vpa antrtannttr EI&ttsteit atbsn sm
;ur Sette; tur ete Dtntuhun9en eeyielttn ufreen BEN
Iutltfum feline Soften ~bsrsbnet.
Cine fpl&e @tlssenbtit btettt isins sabsrs dnfalt ie
eanbt.
Bstsft aus .rstnt etneM xbtiIs ps eaHbss, Ia at .
unR Ratb a~naefraet wirb. tptrbeu prompt unp untntasi
LID btantpprtet Stmtfen foatsa tn 5prm rra
9Sedbfein peer Hoftanwetiuagen
lttrma@t serben.
pres Don aDtlbart's -Amerteau Despsrfa ptas' 81
per S&a&te.. DtefeIbta sssrbsn MAD &upfane bee Ss.
!raees per psf ,~useianbt.
preis BON gDilkarts Pint Free Ear Gprhtal" ST.
per 8lai&e ssr Sit pU Duseab Slafaen- 3aftnbnns
par &ypree.
9at 9nfartftH fputea a~brtttri ruptn an
Z. q. e. K8tfbart, Nj. D..
". 2S2 Wsre 3mettt Str.
phuahalytta.
On Babe. 10 ensn zssthsssn. lS2zas
, 1875-08-07
Scr aufitanp in Der Sersesowima.

Somie Die erlteu telesrapbii6en Na6rih
ten BON Dem Iufltauoe in Der Serspgoipina
%eiugin9en, iuaren mir Der Anliht, baB es li6
bier I'm cine tieier gebenbe Yeme9une banole,
ais mie iie Die befannten Siebotebitdble Der
Montenegriuer auf tiirtilhem @ebiete su per=
a~ulalien piegeu. Die SerSe9omina trd9t,
mie Sosnien NIB Serbien, nilr NIT llniptaen
bas Sod oeS SSlam oielfad I6on baben
4uiItauoe nit reli9i6ier YaitS unteroriidt
lperbeu miiilen uno 9tuBlano, mel6eS be-
fauntlih Die Siiollauen germ NIT letnen Moro-
ilapen su einem GeiAe ueretnlgeu m0fte,
lorot our6 ietne 9(9enten, Die nit @elb uno
Serlpre6un9en nift lpariam iiuo, bafiir, oaB
Der Nnta9oniSmuS ber beberrid)ten Gbrliten
gegeu Die berrihenben Wtobameoater uidt
, 1875-08-07
Ruhem nuA @rsaIfuaaen.

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atA uno &rfxitHnssa 10 sersrriasae stss,sa ais sefAs'
tst Etc pIssliSs bessnsHans ta 4tnssrets, ss.ss
AsIs Eetnttr. baib stse etrbRlaft Hetsn itt5 q sts u
h&s sieles xra1itettea stssrsta. Dh Dtesstsel 90
brfsnss, vslSs etsssa bsfaasn Hurs.a sarsH a.
f%.stfslssk ssrassfi " a ss,ss ssu a,. ne :, f. sur
@sunseett tabea ftItss ssn ss StsAHssssss Dr. sH's'
Stdis Sssrs Is.s ssss assts, III stan aases'"
Esx. sIS sas srses 5aifs.aatta fat uasest!nas o.
ses Neaaens 1ns sa xtsetuette a~nsefettn uns ~
Sabrtfaatsa sss Witrfur saltsen viasn .rnarstn T.
ars6. Sermsssa Wees sabrsss str lssttn 70 Sal
sns sai - iaf sdntlia sta gstrsaa son Ssloasl c
Hlertxr bet &rantstttca sr 2tber sper sr Terbe1af
Oreane strbsAxet. Sa Der dtat g'r faasta. al
Gdenfs Naabraie niitn ssstauh pesbsn, sss ne&
atr ss aabea 6rrtes s.frast y rb. rae VOC sssts sa
ssaaetasz csses tsFss s0sstas y. xsin aSfs'r.
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eine srs6e Dsas ssx 6alsnd. rexa e ais attabres
strisa isa: sas ssesssa ssss sasss g, sn nsas,aiGs; 40.
asa, saAe G&.sds geaabrais pilsa etantmat. hi.
mslatnats .n Ssssaassss.osssss sis. tst.st ss.s
itsr bdaEs nab fssr:fanssssf 10. isnnsa raiA II. sriias
iiA susa etas DsaS skfa Siasa iu.trt strssa
Sra ptr(sn.n. weIAe an EsAsytuns, irauter aebr soer
Tssysyfa ietbea, anb eke Se wtaea. bat eiete tsr.Sli@i
araaittit ~ 10 lbnI ft4sefeBt tat Rnb iare xnnats
ssulssssea terh5st a6p 4. Isbtn MS RsA dnias Wls'
nate. DetbeW Stf&sBH Dr.. 6ata6, als Dttientaes,
relAs IN efken 6pmytsne sT G6utnhfudt bs,esriea
ka an ten n sesbtn, 70 sat q ta 4raaiteit arslsreta
~bebanbein tanA. NatArIta. sexa bic eansta %iers.'
fab, taAa ffins Rettta nnl fdas drstIiGs 1ssansluns
steielttR utestr tesRelta. abr D.. 6&snd ~bseasSist NIT
6tasrset, BAT 6Awiabfsai In tbrem erfsn etae'un
immsr ~ bellies n, nat isIbe rSens bic sansea sbsilrvttl'
a~nsefrtHen uarta, 10 II ltn t5uFs sslunaen ben patita'
ten uteSes ~ ~ssafsmmener0 tiaa6tett ~ trtnsex. gCsnn
str e.ibeaSe aas ,asA dns ssfsubs Sarge bat. 70 tt tet1
8ueifd. bas tu Dsessr eiae complete &ur uifelea tas1
seas man fdnsa aautfsassa ssaan fslst.
Or. G&taa lens kbe Gsnaabenh To ftnsr Cine
asrsse g4e boz 6eaega ans ArAaress ssniaattrt Ss
bea s1b tstss &esstrass eas Vi aesa DrseGtRsa u
, 1875-08-07
Maiber 2lb ans. s ss"' as. Nd.

Aesnten unb Vertaufer!
Ssntp 9Darp Sssdsr's 5amiItea . 3situns trttt ia
5srbt. Sailsn an unp 9tebt ibrsn 4bpnnsnten spst gGt
erSBitn unb itbnfsn Sleosrapbt en-. jpet aueerft in.
sishenben Sileern. wel6e iOtert @tsane fnbsn. non Wlrs.
Mnesrlpn ais @seeptade Az tbrem Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep" M0enten 1absn immenien @rfcla % n
bic befe ismiis esbpisne @elssenbett fur fe gBif lisfsrn
cen lsi&tsasa unP i6Ontsn gertlu s-@spsnfanb unb be.
Sablsn iebr bete @pmmiifpn. deo r frlbere pber neue
li6er 0prratb ~ aussnblidIi6sr 0sreuouna ssrbanbtn.
Die 8eitune fslbf fsbt inter 5amtiien . Sournalen pbne
ibres @lei6en ba, unp Ia 70 popular, bab Re Die arpste
Serbreituns IN Der xSeit bat! Das tefs iitsrarifhe
Talent p,rb p%errenbet. @bparb @aatsfon's &r5abluna
fanat ssrabs an eis frutersn &apitsl egesn ben QtSns
nentsn s%eltsfert. Mrs. Stpwe's lam erlsbnts 5plee at
MY wife and T., bestnnt nit benz neusn Sabre. SIR.
asnb Semanp. Der Gin autes Saldr ober elm nabbdn taos
@sf6dft wlnf6t iouts fur &treulars unR prsisltle lid,
psabsn an 9. y, Jprc u. 60, Mem ycrt. lg8i4of.
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, 1875-08-07
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oeatn Dampter. Oh Bpminipn, Bpanpte, Alto,
Bell, RidbmDne, Mlbemarle. Satferas uni
e5eprae W. Gleer tm Sau) an leeem stsnfap
5rettae II Samstae bel pc0pater ~dhtabi,r
,aFen.
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iur pieie Npute eetaut.
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Sa~ps.8immer.
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Den reeelniabis IN Nep-gprt an D. ibernsdtsn Yter 8.
Company, 81 giprtb MiSer.
5sadt tar glase meter ale Ism.gort uerpsn lhntt
pefpreert unb nitro patiir ntdts ale bic pirtliG lebubie
~llntrtsn bere6net,
S6ife bieler 9inte psrlahen glprrolf um 5 llbr NdG.
mittaes pdbrsdp pes Qtnters.
6raht anssnpmneh bis b utr Nbenos ieben Taa.
QDeeen peitsrsr Nusiunft tpenpe man fh an
George SB. Mnen u. Gp., Meenten,
5feb. Stfee @smpans's 9Dparpes, d. detts.