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Received in the office Of the Secretary of
State April y, 1875. The foregoing act
having been presented to the Governor of
the State of Louisiana for his approval, and
the same not having been returned by him
to the house. of the General Assembly in
which it originated within the time pra-
scribed by the constitution of the State of
Louisiana. has become a law without his
approval.
P. G. DESLONDE.
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Han AN ARMED SHOEMAKER WousDEp-.Jo
shoa,ppn1, Spsniard, and professor Of
d ronmsd !, last evening accidentally
rome and Poydras streets, The waan n~
was discharged, and its owner took the hni.
lee N one OF his knees. His remains ware
carefully gathered up and sent to bis home
~ 10 singular that a shoemaker, if he has an y,
M honest soul, should carry loaded nistoI
WHl ne be prosecuted for carving con.
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ch nSoM SHREvEPORr.-Mr. C. +. Doino
t"n% OF the Shreveport police. ves,erda =
noI; H critical look at the workings of our
k lha. ). system, and wondered how il was
To To" b;n IL nad been so repeatedly condemned'
the hui. IL is model worthy of imitation bv
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consand literature was too cheap for him T.,
So . with. The laugh was on Taho and =.
R r. yook no further part in the proceedinos
oo'n men are now resting tn fbe;r orarIs's
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Cbspnas Chances
tto 440
Total Prizes
$4,000
Total Prizes
C,a,oa Chances
Capital prize $4,000. Capital prize SIo,oyV'
Louisiana State l. lottery. drawing May l.
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AsEcDoTE OF DANIEL BYERLf.-SeverSa..
Years ago, before the late war was tnousns
", the late Daniel Byeriy was an So; ;noI
Union. and was foreman of the old con-.
n'creial Bl.lletin. He took great interest
IA all proceedings Of the Union; On a Ger eel,
tain occasion question deemed important an.
was under discussion, when Messrs. 10y
e@s.y, Tebo stth Hedges, Beaverton, Kelsey .ss;r
sD.aper. Hammond and others ha1 .n NJ
Rfay. Mr.. Tebo was bitterly opposed 10 E f,r
r: very and did not restrain his passlo s,, ~.
cs.ng bitter invectives. 1t was IN !ne SUI WI.
inet, and Tebo was attired in Q SUIT u Sn va
ho ssn linen, tidy, as if Just out o. 9 "a ~
i"; H M. Byerly retorted on Mr; Ao vo,iow
loay humor, closing by saying that yeilo"
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meteorological Report.
a rivers at 3:43 p. M, local time, to da

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans. April %. 1875.
The following is the report of the weather
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SENATE CHAMBER, I
New Orleans, April 10. 1875.
On motion the Senate went into execu.
tive session.
The following Senators answered to their
names:
Present - Messrs. Allan, Blackburn,
Breaux, Brewster, Cage, Crozier, Dumont,
Eustis. George, ella. Greene, Grover. Har-
per, kelso, Kelly, Mascot, Ogden. Robert
son, Stamps, Steven, Sypher, Twirchell,
Weber, Wharton, White, Whitney-26.
Absent-Messrs. Alexander, Anderson,
Blunt, Burch, Chadbourn, Detiege, Herwig,
Landry, Pollard, Young-l0.
On motion. executice session was raised
j. A. GREENE.
Assistant Secretary.
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Assistant Secretary.
SENATE CHAMBER, I
New Orleans april 10, 1875.
On motion the Senate went into executive
session.
Tho roll being called, the following Sen.
ators answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Alexander. Anderson,
Allan, Black burn, Blunt, Brewster, Burch,
Chadbourn, Detiege, Eustis, G oode, Grover,
Ola, Harper, Kelly, Ogden, Robertson,
Stamps, Twitchell, Weber, Wharton, Whit
ney, White, Young-.4.
Absent-Mei SIS. Breaux, Cage, Dumont,
George, Greene, Herwig. kelso, Landry,
Masicot, Pollard, Steven, Sypher-l2.
The President laid before the Senate the
following communication from the Gov
ernor:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, :
New Orleans. April 10. 1885,
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
submit for your advice and consent the
following appointments:
ST. MARTIN.
Taylor Daspit, tax collector.
IBERIA.
S. Wakefield, tax collector.
Will S. Lewis. tax collector.
CATAHOULA.
James FOrsythe, tax collector.
j. F. Ellis, justice of the peace, sixth
ward.
James Forsythe. mayor, Harrisonburg.
William E. Robb, constable, Harrison.
burg.
James c. White, supervisor of registra-
ton.
j. F. Stokes. parish Judge.
Tilford Smith. supervisor of registration.
+. H. Page. clerk Of court.
X. c. Register, recorder.
G. A. Radetski. tax collector.
c. II. Mumfred. Thomas Allison, S. Y.
Lacroix, Joshua Kemp, Newton P. Haw
thorn, police jurors.
BIENvILLE.
John Brice. supervisor of registration.
Louis Rabun and John Brown, clerks of
registration.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
Governor.
On motion of Mr.. Detiege the above
nominations were referred to the Senators
from their respective parishes.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, ,
New Orleans, April 10, 1875. }
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
submit for your advice and consent the
following nomination.:
ORLEANS.
Hiram r. Steele, Assistant Attorney Gen
eral.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor.
On motion, the communication was re-
ferred to committee composed of one
from each congressional district.
The President appointed the committee
as follows:
A. Dumont, first district; J. B. Eustis,
second district: T. A. Cage, third district;
NJ. H. Twitchell. fourth district; +. L.
Whitney, fifth district; J. Henri Burch,
sixth district.
On motion executive session was raised.
J. A. GREENE,
Assistant Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
L0cHStS as Food.

Fri. EIl'S. state ei0n.yiog.st I n. -
ou}t ~ ho Ia achieved con. .3erzbI-
lam 10 Tue i mann + sCieuce. more a--
p'7ilii, ~ tt' department # insects
read betur" the Amerioln \ A--ocigtion faI
the Advancement II science. which lata
y '9rt III Den 4. a paper N lorasts :
loot far man. Mush = tie disgust o.
the cook ant -,ulhous in 4 Nissout,
hotc. Il" had insisted On cooking locust.
AZ tn hstctrA stcTr. tAdugh they after
wards agreed. as we'll a the guests -
the establishmrnt. that the messe3 we1,-
,admlIaLi,. When fr.al or roasted
their tiS5r VA, described a. "nutty..
whatever that may be. The presiding
othcer et the petreit convent ION reneats 4
tn tho professor tire oil saw. the pro5t
Of the pulding is n the eating" Whirt
no doubt 10 what the professor was Try.
ing To illustrate. btser nations Lay.
eaten locusts. There ID srripturll an
thorlty for using them rs food for man.
In Russia they are said n he stite3 9ud
smoked The Digger indiana Of tks
Pacific consider the locust 4 tine dish
when prepared after their fashion. Buf
st - doubtful whether people m thi.
country VII" can grt anything else :.
eat Will eve, cal losHst When these
insects teSulreTtIytEias else ia Il Hay
Of food, 1t Will l. time enough 70 eansid-
er the question ot ieFouring thsm. When
men can get nothing el5e they Will eat
horses, poodle dogs and cats, and no
doubt loousts aud in doing the latter,
"a the locusts eat every green thing, il
may only be Vegetable diet after all.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

anu tears-remorseful memories of ,oos
Gays and Joys left behind. Lot us ada
betrayed. --e' u "A''
he says the pillars Of government ara
a11ur-keligion, Justice, C0unsel and
leisure When these are shaken 1ner
my np"a 70 pray for fair weather.
Asngloh must include vIRrrE. and
JusiIoe AMI counsel. wonll he unworthy
! without KEowLEp1E. F'ssi"is
Let Us then ptay tuat tho statasr,ar
snip OF our common country nav alwor.
be illustrated by both. 4-"HJ'
have said the "5tatestnan rf c,,r ,,-,
mon country" for never, never LET n.
forget we have. thank God. q -1,, w.,
country. God gave it to US sbsll man" man.
mistakes or crime tako it from usY rs
the bIt tterne55 OF sorrows and Of lossas
caused BY civil war still linger. let ns
soothe them. bEt not take shen "a onr
e3unseltors. Ii there be dilicultie, in
.hs way OF reconciliation, let us only be
n ore strenuous to overcome them Sal
the Spartan mother to her son who Gu %
piajned that hls sword was too short
Add step 10 it."
Therefore l say if yorrfelloy7 mr.
nan sadn seems to hold back, and retreat,
ifom ysur outstretched hand. "add a
step 70 H., -to.-t his haud-ar1 tba
warm war blood rulsating through your vains
VIII HAd an answering throb in his
To CT IS hUEau,
To torg7e divine.n
Inc craftsmanship we need today iz
not that OF Massachusetts nor ,hay of
Nirglnia. nor yet Northern, nor S,f,ther,
nor L lstern, or Western statesrn1nzbir
tat An'er.;ar S!1ts77earst.p in its broad
est ALIEN braclng sense, which shall be
tnJ 33a1sguard q every American home,
sut ~ ue1p % MAKE our country vhat our
fathers wished il to become. -ha+ il viii
be again if =; -: ...l! il. dezrits ali ID ~,
anu ho5'Ae auguriss. IL re are 10 have
rTalry and emulation, let It b for the
;3;f'M2r co;A. Tiu contes. on such a
plan With any and with all. win NOT
enter IN" lists With harsh, uakind 20
pellant pGrlses, but ! -, -:o Il M nj
Eo5t |itn hin. ,7E5 seeks tns Lappino--
and welfare Il All = g., State AMI
tLs I!on ot the States. All Gentlemen. in
var ana cont st. :" "lere armie7 are the
.Ee men ard the 77aa. or woe Of natiors
thc wager c-H LIT thiEk # the helpless
2h1 "ho an II Hence and vbo are
PoT-rITs1 to direct the game. We mon
axe - -t-insl h the high pa7-ion7 Of
15t.-n tIt tE,nE5 / pay Jou, Of trcs5
Th5 t7ar tn brurt # --r r:st-i7- ana
y n plT f-r -Gr err.
p" h2t h'th'r I-piIat4-H f.r A -tata--
L.-U than
- .>tiief p..nlv ..pl = -..4Ai0g ia11
Au't read hI l., tory lu a nat.on'1 eyss,
f"'5tfaas f.a.H.'' ,st at.r .ltasir-. ..r..
O"5,''-f- .7''I-. i.'fs+ts ag.-ts, Jsr.
: 'tdr a'si'at i5al 7.s- 80 il
- :. 4'''i-... -.eoia a1es4. $40.
n. "'"'' t'iH4- Fet.t-. Llt 10
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
DispOSing Of Tramps

Ih2 nuisarce It tramps is being rapidly
abatei in New England, New Jersey and
in parts ct New York hitherto most il
Tested by them Aremedy long adopted
in the old world has now been employed
with excellent effect In the section OF our
own country above mentioned. This is
to arrest the strullIng yagabonds at sight
and put them in Jail or the workhousx
tor ten or more days under statutes which
have hitherto been permitted to become
obsolete. 1t does not appear that the
vagrant objects 70 the iail, for he gets
thereby lodging free u rent, and is, more
over, supplied w.t. wholesome food; bat
it is where he Is also obiig to work thai
he il incomuodel. Tins is the thing Of
all Others which the tramp is seeking II
avoid. The first prinsiple Of these yas-
rants is not 10 work on any considera-
ton and the result ia that when released
from the workhouse or jall,i which work
is enforced. they take straight shoot
from that neighhorhood and never ap-
pear there again. Enforced labcr has "a
fatal effect upon tramp a. Paris green
upon potato bug. 1t IS said that they
keep well informed Of the state of the
prisons in the principal rural towns in
New England and New Jersey. and give
q wide berth to localities where the laws
against yagraucy ara rigidly enforced
B4.s. SIN.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
~uuADEIPHIA, WILMINGTON u BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 3lst. 1875.

r,a,ns leave wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate ~ stations'a. ~ "
10, $50. ai7. lo.'"' a. "' E'o'' f''' ''10 ''o'
q. M. .,a an5 Nsw York. l.s1, n. m.
I!i,I !ri.,Itimore M and Intermediate stations, l2.5a.
Iy;, fillmore and Washington, 1882. 2.oa. lo.02.
~ II. 5B, I.o8, h.90, 7.l0, p. m.
g. ~. for Delaware Division leave for
NJ. Castle. 500. 0.s0. s.ss. a. m. l.so. $40
p. m. .o, end ,nterme meitats statioua. 100
.5sA IN. d.i0 p. m.
n na1nar II ar snd intermediate station 400. sso,
= IT. W SUNDAY TRAINS:
pnusdelphia and intermediate stations, $40
m, l45, $50. p. m
pbisdelphIa and New York, Isl, a. m.
baltimore and Washington. l9.ba, EOS
For M further information passengers are re-
,srSsd TO the time tables posted at the depot.
H. T. KENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distressing com
plant is now made known in a Treatise cot
Is octao' pages) on Foreign and Satvo Her.
bal Pren' rations, publlshedby Dr. o. PHELPS
BRowt. The prescription was discovered by
him in Ssh providsntial manner that he
cannot Co lsoientiousiy rcfuso to make it
known, as has cured everybody who has
used it for its, never haviag failod in sin
gle case. 1he ingredients may TO obtained
from any druggist. A copy sent free to all
applicants bv mail. Address, DR. o. PHELPS
RRows. u urand strHat. Jersey City, New
Jersey BpT12W4t
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
Deni1 oJ a ia. yldnd EeDistaa,oo11

Mr. Chuiius stewart 2 member Of tire
present House OF Delegates, from How
ard county. lied of paralysis last Sunday
He vas d son Of the late Charles r. Stew
art, Nho was very eminent whig politi-
clan in Anne Arundel county The de-
ceased was farmer. and had long been
prominent in State and county poIitics.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

|iurng a tS'e tSIeSl' iabrie washed without In
|sequlrea ,eccomplshed; no after Inbhsns
q tie time n ne washing done In one Quarter
The old s. rus.. WIN one-haif the soap. tkan hy
ssAs No hoSard hazard procesa, ana With perfect
sstSatnetion Guarss Of clothes required Full
When now asins them q aSs n,,S
aad su6sts ~ use the machine forw. = ny
ahtisi kitohsn table. hsa
sole manui..,,,..- -. IaAAC PYLE. ~
Delawnc ''afers saad agent Sox the afata n
lelldAWlmo - tt7 Orange Street.
Wilmington Del.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

Iowa hasa popuia4on of ! So, ,001, =
gain of upward Il $4,000 n hve year,
Dubuque and Davenport have each IS.
COO De Moinas l4,o00. Iowa, unlike
Missouri Illinois and Wisconsin. has NJ
principal city and hence all the interest s
Of III state are tributary to St. Louis,
Caioaze lnd Milwaukee.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

II" Ahd OVet al = cent pef pound.
iW ut ~ cents per loo pounds.
Ice by The ton at low rates Contracts for
the season as low as the lowest.
We pride ourselves On having obtained the
Inost carefal, polite and accommodating dri3
Vers In the city for all our routes.
dl7e Us q call before going elsewhere.
WALTON q BRO,
No. West Third street, or
IsJ3O Fifteenth and King streets
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
DIR. j. w. LOBB
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No 33I n. Fifteenth St,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Are open daily for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of all diseases and ailments OF both
sexes. DIR. Lobb has had an experience OF
which 10 guarantee to patients that thei
oases VIII be treated by ono thoroughly ac-
qualnted with the disease, and the boat know
treatment for Its early and radical cure. Dr..
Iobb cordially invites those suffering from
any disease. no matter OF how long standing.
to consult him, free OF charge, especially
those who leye been deluded. robbed and III.
treated by ghaoks, imposters. young and in
all his own medicines, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
&c. Patients afflicted with unnatural dis.
charges from any part Of the body, or ulcer
diseases Of the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad,
der, Prostrate GLANDS, Urinary Organs, &c,
should embrace the first opportunity to con
suit him.
Dr. Lobb'. Sure Cure, the greatest
remedy Tor all diseases of the Urinary Or
gans. Kidneys. Bladder, &c.
DIR. LoBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENovAToR.
This celebrated remedy Is the best known
medicine for any vitiated condition of the
blood, or system generally, eradicating all
conditions of disease in any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
pared by the Doctor for tho convenience OF
his patients residing cut of the city and who
are unable to call con onyeniently at his office.
VIII be sent securely packed and scaled to
price.
Price OF the Sure Cure and Constitutional
Renovator, two dollars each.
ONCE hours daily from IL q. m till l., and
to p. IN. Consultation free and strl "
private. correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
No. 33l N. Fifteenth Street,
aprlwly PHIL ,DELPHIA, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DELaWARE,

NEW CASTLE, DELdTARE,
JOHN W. GRAY. PROPRIETOR
FMS large and beautifully situated house
,nS oeen put In the very best repair for the,
reception OF visitors, who will flnd at IL ali 10
accommodations of a FIRST CLASS HOTEI
~ commands fine view of the Delaware BAy,
ana Is one Of tho most pleasant and delIghtftI
Riaces IN inc State for excursions OF pic-nIcs.
Inc house Is kept In the best style, the baI
nled with the choicest wines, liquofs and
malt drinks, and table supplied with TIM sub
stantials and luxrries OF the market Exeul-
srS S.Inists can arrive by boat or rail. Partie>
VINO wish to go fishing or boat riding on tho
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats The patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
yZeu J. W. GRAY
, 1875-11-10

etnem nit einen NoelSbrief ausgeltatteten
Wtanue ieine Gottsr CUR @'emabltn 9ebtn
poute blSber por jeOod fetn Gpelrlalln
erl1ienen. Oa mafte Der 6inan5nlanl Dor
etntger 3eit Die 8cfanntibaft etneS etpas
belabrten 5reiberrn, Der tti1t ab9enet9t mar,
Die retfe uno lh0ne Sraut betm5ntltbren.
Die iuu9e Dame lebnte aber aud ben N.tra9
oeS Srelberrn, tros oeS Sefepls nno Der
! OroDull9en oeS &aterS alb, ipetl ile III lebterer
i3elt auT etner Der Soireen, ipelhe lbr Sater
9eaeben, elnel iun9en &lnltler tennen &c.
lernt bate, su lpelDem 1te balo etl1e tIl1l9e
ytetQunQ emptQno. Srob auer Voriidt5~
mabreQelt oes GaterS traten ltd bic Slebens
ben baufig auf ueutralem Sooell, oas beiBt
in Der NoDnung elmer Shultreunotl Der
tunQen 0ane. Ser 8ater befam Wtno BON
Otelen 3ulammentiihfttn uno le9te n Seto
eln, pa CT thinner nod Die Sretberrrs&rone
fir ietne &o1ter i'm 4u9e bate. aber audi
oleieS SlnoerniB puBte Die Sotter 5l b%elettt=
gen. ole perlteB el1e5 Cages oaS pdterltdle
0auS uno febrle nt6t pleoer oabla Suriid.
Sle m~letpete itA ein flelneS GUNNER uno
fI6te ourd1 SauoarbetteH tbren &,benSurterz
bait III perolenen. Ser Slater bate Iebr balo
ben ArtentbaltSort Der lun9e11 Oante ern1ltr
telt, ct brobte NIT @uterbung, nit 3uriid=
fubren in Die elterlt1e Wobnung. ADer Die
Dame blleb ltanobalt, lte nolte mr. litter
Der Yeotngung Suriffebret, oaB fe ibre
SanO benz iunseu &aritler reiden fonnte.
Der Batter MAI bterou nlUt gu bepeSer, uro
Die 3o1ter mteD bas @lterubaus, tnbent ite
lib auf ibre. Mtaiorennltdt bertef. Sle bat
ben Sater lo9ar lpe9et Sermelgernn9 oes
@etratgss@onlenies pertlagt, nno oa Der
&~iinltler lib in Der 9liidllhen Sage %befinpet,
etne Srau uno &tuoer ernabren gu fDnlen,
10 oiirlte Der bon tbr 9etbane Shrttt ntht
obne @rfols lem.
Bulper. @rploiion II. 6otttpeil, 10.
Sept. Ser StaatSs9lu3etser beriGtet: @e>
Iter1 Abeno furS Dor lebs ubr erplootrten IN
etlem Der gSerfe Der bteltsen Yuluerfabrlf
etlpa 20 Str. Yulper, uno blerOurh 1T bieieS
QSert polIanotg SerItort moroen. Sef]S Mr.
better p%erunsIlidten babel, Smel bapot maren
lolort foot (oen eineu fanO man iiber 1000
0uB e~lltTernt pom Nert lleg mo-, Spei itarz
ben Otele.be 1ta6t, Die aNoeren sipei ltnb IN
drStlI1er SebauDluu9. @as Die nriabe Der
mur, ut nl6t betallllt, ullo miro eS
me lperoen. Die benadbarten Merfe
lluo lueutg DelbdOist , bet Setrteb lift nid3t ull=
, 1875-11-10

tpabrldeinlid franf uuo 9ebe gar ntdbt-
mas audi naA Der beute ourd)i hipdrntter
NaAt iebr natiirli9 1T = i'd fam e'
tpenisitens nidt wasen, obne ben ar5
CUR Sano gu baben = man rnltB atd9i
IGeS gu peinlid abmdsen, rpeltlt es n'o9:
lid) 1T, cine Gnnuen5 NIT einem An,ile:
ment sufpertauI1en 8erOerben Sie mil
alio n,ein fleines Opel ni6t ourd) Urgent
eine Sdmerfd0iefeit !-ooer fiird)ten Sie
meiren s3orn! sic baben nod rte etlpas
oapon erfabrenM a,l% 5 .e.gqa
,uno peroe MIDI aud beitreben, oa6
oles ME 9elaebe !" er,pioerte er, inoem Ell
ben leidten ,Sdtas ibres 8aders aus
o%uftenoen Sanoe bols parirte nno bic
weide Sano fiibte, Die i'm fabrte. getdt
lanse barauf fam Ssfratb @erolo st ibn
uno fragile, Oh er pirflid ieine Ginlaoung
gum m%orsenoen Diner ntht erbalten
babe? Damn miiie bet Iustrd9er lie
berloren ODER an eine falide Ioreiie Obj
eeseben baben = eS iei MN gut, oa6 ct
10 eben sufduis auf oieien Srrtbum ourd)
Srau Don @lenf aufmerfla Jam aemoroen
lei - er boffe fid oenielben nidt an9es
rednet uno ben Doctor nebit Srdulen
Sdweiter BET ii6 gu ieben, 6reuuo SaBs
furtb freue iid uorsiialid oaraui.- aa
Shbeim b0rte lddelno oieie @ntiduls
oiauus uno ia9te gu = III oteler WeIt
oeS Salous uno Der garriere ma ia ood
nur BOILER Sdeiu, 6eoensart, Shwin@
oel, 2ige - auf etmaS mebr ooer meri>
ger fam eS barn ia nid)t an man
nluBte es ia: in aIen sroBen uno @fleinen
8erbdltniilen belos bier eineS oaS Nnz
Oere, MIR I'M iiberaa uno inner oeS
8ortbells lp%abr3unebmen - lua=
rum allo nidt in bielelm Son ii6 ftnoen
uno nit einltimnten? Sitbeim bate
oiele &unit nun 3u leidt 9elernt uno
wubte ic audi jeet treFflid anSuWenoen.
Dos 2,ben SeIste ibm = Den ArmenarSt
o oft ieiie lhrediidite Nahtleite =
jeoes @esenbilo mar ibm eriuiinldt =
mo in %@rlnangeluns siaer lonnenbez
9ldn3ten 1asIelte oieies 0ebens bjeB ct
oas finltlldlte 2iAt Ger @as> mo Ser
Senflammen wiufommen, Die Surn @enuB
ulio r~eisenOe Siloer Boter.
(6ortieBung fol9t.)
, 1875-11-10
ASenten o%erlanet!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

Gin warstsss ssitenfad gu zen bsrabmten Wsrfsa
in a BarsRoom." pom 9, c. Wrtbur. Das 1ssf.
unp erbsle BUD piefts ~sefsierteu S6rtftfsl&; . - slan
isnb ~taufrtrt, elegant e~ebunbsn, ptrp 3u Iaufsnbsn ps,
8ettua8sn bee eanees auf bas @lnfishe b~surttsilL
&ine @si4t&te ven 0srbrsben anb HeIsibtsuneeAi a
unierer Wiitte, pelUe ju frr ~rubiefen 5erjtn tprettp
Der Meralttat bswtrisn ale eeieBe. Qssntsa, welA.
,,Man-Trap" p~eriauften, mullen mtnbefens nod .ul
nal 70 etel @rempIare bieiss Su&es ~rrtaufen.
Portrait In StablRit rirb e,nsm Iepen Sutfribentes
ubsrret&t. Ssi6rtibtnbe etrtulare uub ipl&t NIT ben
Ssbtnsanssn usrbsn fret auf 4nfrast ~psrfsnest ron
9. M. Stpcear: II. &c.. gatItfbers, 7S3 Sanfsm
Strase, 9tila., pa. tlg4CN f7iunt4gD;
, 1875-11-10
8pHsqei6ihten.
Mnteritamiide Snaenbs 8ibliptbef.

Sn blbi4e BappbedeI nit Muslin.RJden
9ebunben q 25 Gents.
rseser unb sSeiAe, bon Gran5 bpffmaun. Der
treme Rdebter. 3ufamnen il, einPn Bano.
Der @~icerfpenffise, BON Sran3 boffmann.
&letnes 1T Die HSiees bes GrpRen, Don Jranl
bofi1nann. - 0ie HiSfabrf. 3ulammen in
einsin Banb.
Die Seneetbmfaten, bon Srana boffmann. - Der
&dtffbrudb. .3u1ammen in einem Banb.
iebe bid fdbpn, BON SuIius boffinann
Su {ollff ntdbf ffetlen, e.
@rpRpaterS Gieblina
Der fdymarse Gam,
Der blinSe ''asilbsl,m, bon GuFao wissSsI.
Der 3edpfennis. 9ret &atbarinen. Nms
Der 6egentpdrf. Drei Gr3Gblungen bon 9befla
bon 0ufnpert. Sn einem Banb.
Mus Sadbt snm efdbf, oon Ri4arb Baron.
BelDbnte Trems. - Safnnfaia. Der WiIap.
mar In aifrita. Snidmmen in einem 8ans.
Der Wlbtarst. = Der Birfbof. 3pei @radblun.
sen BON 6. St6ber. 3%uiammen In einem 9ano.
ssaS Der menid fact, fas pirn tr eucb srn,
tsns bon Ridare Baron. ,.t