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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The indictment OF Gen. BABCoCK is all
the NOR" significant. IN view of the Official
telccium, jointly signed 10y the Secretary
Of the Treasury and the Acknowledgement,
and sent from Washington to the United
states District Attorney AZ 81. Louis. on
the "a inst, "dhccting him 10 use crrip
eGo,t to prcr,nt tic implication Of any
innocent person in the conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government, but 70 spare no
one who is guilty"
1t IL fair to presume that the District
Attorney obcyed this order from his
official supelior>, aud used every effort to
prevent the impli"ation Of any innocent
person; and yet ii seems, hc did not pre-
vent the implication of BABcoCK.
We Lave now the extraordinary specta-
Gle OF the Chief Clerk Of the Treasury
Department at Washington convicted of
conspiracy TO dcfiaud the Government,
aud awaiting sentence to the penitontiary,
and the military secretary atd most conii-
dental companion ana fripud Of the Prcsi-
dent OF the United States under indict-
Incnt, ia the same CONT for being con-
cerned in the satup conspiracy; while sew
eral other pubic officers, loss important,
but Of no mean grade, have pleaded gully
to indictments for being implicated in the
came fraudulent conspiracy.
Then we have the still moro remarkable
fact that the leading counsel for the Gov
ernmeut, in his address to the jury, on the
trial Of the Chicf Clerk Of the Treasury.
denounced not only the military secretary,
Gen. BAENocE, who is now indicted, but
the Presldeat himself, Tor completely in
the frauds upon tho Government of which
he is the official head! Verify. strange
things have come to pass!
One lesson of wisdom which may prop
erly be derived from the escape of TWEED,
is to keep q sharp eye on BABCOCKl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

If SAM BARD, formerly of Georgia bat
now OF Alabama, were not constantly itching
for notoricty, We would hello him to win place
In the temple Of fame, alongside OF GEORGE W .
CnILDs, a. NJ, Of Philadelphia, and Dr. TUPPEH
HOLLAND, Of New York. SANS intellectual nd-
vocacy of third term for Boss GRANT would
not prevent us from doing him justice. He has
propaeated this notion all over Goorgia, among
tho oficchoders, aud he IL now Introducing It
TO other Southern States. Wherever he goes
he starts an organ for his notion, writes It up In
an intellectual way with great excitement, aud
then, when convinced IL won't take with the
community In which be labors, he goes Oh some
where else. looking for better luck. After lie
has got through with Alabama, rs ho got through
with Georgia, he will make his way to Florida,
nsviag from Tallahassee TO Key West, and from
there over to the Dry Tortugas. At one time
GRANT gave SAM BARD the of1ce OF Postmaster
asAtlanta, aud thereupon SAN BARp pronounced
for the third term. GRANT turned him out Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

II Is reported on good autf oiity that
Don IIAMiIToS FISH Lot long ago gaye the
Spanish Minister, Mr.. MANILA, n despatch to
send to his government that was So offensive in
tone that Mr. SIDNEY Webster, Don HAMuroN
FlsH'S son-n-law, and the legal adviser OF the
Spanish Government, told the Minister that, IL
It was his affair, he should not send II, but take
it-that Is, demand his passports aud depart
the country in high dudceon. Mr.. WEBSTER
then told Mr. MANrIl.LA TO delay doing any
thing about the matter, and lac would fix things.
The consequence was the Withdrawal Of the Of
fensive document by Don HAMILTON FIsn and
the substitution fer It Of apaclHc aud altogether
polite paper, which Mr.. MANTILLA had no objec-
ton whatever TO transmit t. Spain This story
is told OF good authority, ana II has the proba-
biltics in its favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

communion, supported by two hundred OF
Its minister, urges the reelection OF GRAErl
We know Of nothing in the history Of
our religious bodies, Roman Catholic or
Protestant, that compares with the action
Of the Methodist Sabbath school Cuiou ut
Boston In impcrincnoc aud presumption.
We are sure IL will receive general rcbuko
from the great denomination it nlieiepre-
aputp1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The New Postal Law POSTAGE To he Prcrn vi.
The new POSTAL law, which requires prepay
nsnt Of postage by publishers all periodicals cent to
tultcfihcfs took tfoc. Jan l. 1879.
This postage IL determined by weight. and to tc PAID
Dom day to day IN bu K
Postage on Tn DAILY Sun from Jan. will be nifty
90 ceuis aYcar, 81 i've jl ccuis month for monty
ttbtcribcgs. Suhscrpuon 70 rsg DAILY srS 500
ttAI, VI niJ Eve t65l cents month. postage paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

I'm order To present The Presidents mos
cage entire, aud to give the report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury without nbridg-
Ing amy of It's important rortious we this
morning publish TIT Sun In double
sheet. We do this very mwilliugly. for
weare aware how much our readers are
attached TO the more convenient form OF
the paper; hut the extraordinary ciroum-
stances at present existing in the Govern
ment render this M exceptional case, and
entitle lis, we think. 20 some indulgence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

SrcoR RorrsoN saws In his ANIMAL r,nort
70 tho rresilon. THAT ,he navy "a ror IN
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Nv 80" ,V"" ave, MANY injurious - '""u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

the most once, but inetotI ~ changing ground
on the tnird term, no supr orted n the more in
tcllcctuallv, TN at last It has become his solo
idea. SAN BARD la intellectual. and he writcs
Vi'h tho assistance Of hs intellect. This make.
him an in'"re''iug persona ~, ana entities him
to- - place with the greet obituary poet Of phiia-
dolpha, aud the aocond-hand rurrEN OF New
y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

much heed 10 any OF its recommendations
which may be regarded as having origi-
mated with ts author.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The circulation 81 the World Re increasing
dtly ami has been fpr some m3a.us past. al d latc
which Is very gratifying hOriL
We ARE glad to know Of this pros erity, and
we testify with even greater pie sure that Il Is
well deserved. For some months past there has
been q marked Improvement ia tAeindastry and
ability displayed in the columns Of thls always
able journal We TANK the increase in its cir
citation dates from this increase IN the intrusi
interest Of its columns We congratulate our
neghbor upoa these facts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08
Juagc Dnnol.ne,s Dccision.

Judge DoNoHrr, ia his opinion fllcd yes
terdny continuing the 1'ribunc injunction.
entirely overlooks the point clearly made
by our counsel and conclusivcly csiub-
li-hed by the plaintiffs own complaint,
that the injury winch tho Tribune fears.
If 1t occur AT ALL VIII I've caused by au
order of the superintendent of Buildings
admitted 10 he lawful, ana not by any
contemplated net which the injunction re-
strains.
From the order to lac entered on this de-
cision We shall OF course appeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

We deeply regret 10 learn that the Wo-
mems Movement % not To he properly rene.
scented in the CentonniN Exhibition at Phila.
delphia. Nothing which illustrates the great
cause of dreas reform IL 10 be allowed to uppear
there. No iloomer-. no chemiloons, no stocking
suspenders' no patent yentllating gait r., no
tIansccndontal honnctsl Alas! alas! And ia,
worst OF 1t Is that this IS all the work Of CON
servatsm and envy. How do the Philadelphinn.
expect to have successful Centennial Exhibi
ton when they exclude the most progressive
ideas and the most chorac eristic invon
tons OF the American woman of tue
period We predict failure to that exhibt
zion, and we cali upon Congress 10 Jet It's ap-
pllcaion Tor money ont Of the Treasury. The
people Of the United States ought never to be-
taxed nGain'i their Will to pa, the expenses Of
aucn narrowminded and retrosrade affair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

NHfUNFIHFNIN EN"UHIs
Recth'e Theatre Gry Msnne'ts
Brooklyn 1hcatrc !sOIsi.uIy.
BeuctJ Theatre Tie a.Ds Hand.
dolotstum s..s fa.
1ifth Avenue rh,hter 0at % ''.
Iycsuni Ih-ntrc 80 f,.ta 'tfs
oI,p pic Theatre To- Pony c,i,s, A. Maia..
ParL Theatre Msht, poiiS
Patlsian arittirs ieb - and Brsi~ay
IAN Iiancisco Mn.trcis Vatsy.
Ibhd Avenue Theatre L1o'fn Ne vaiswty M.uns.
Theatre Conlauc Cau r,''~u, Mstis..
Eony pnstot'@ Theatre a erstbm
rBisn kuuare Ih,atre- re-. Mi,hs.
Nallstks Theatre Ca,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The Cm,huGh EH4uUrr has not yet been
moved TO nominate candidate iur President. but IL
s ~. ~ ,n'Els. A. ptNA ct Iur suS would
ON heart good - support Nj DANA Tor me plnsf cv
Ddk0ti Hei0h.
Thank YOU! Thank you But we are com
PEELED 10 decline, not Only because we have a
better thing hut because, II n newspaper man
Is to be President, we are pledged TO the sup
port Of Field Marshal MURAT liAIsrFAD Of Gin
cnnati. From this pledge we shall never
swerye, especially as we have In return Mr.. Hal.
sTEADs solemn pledge that, IN the event ~ his
election, Deacon RIcntPp SMITH VI Cincinnati
shall be appointed Posimaster-General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The Hon. joins W. Foster, United
States Minister - Mexico, arrived Ia town yes
terday. and viii rcmtin few days before re-
turning 20 bis y st. lie delivered an ahle and
iute5e.tiu- address q short time 70 to the
Chamber OF Commerce IA New Orleans. ia re-
gard tn our commercial relations with or next
door nel-hbor This Is subject OF imuOrtnnce
not only To the commerce Of New York. but to
that Of tho entire country. and should receive
attention. Mexico has a population ~ not far
from ten million souls with a territory abound
ing IN mineral and vegetable products. and yet
her entire exports, of which four nfths are gold
and silver, do not exceed $4o,O1JOo0 in value an
nually
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The annual report of the Secretary Of
the T easury ia given on the sccoud PAGE
Of this PAPER. 1t is long. but it Will be
read win unusuAl ATTENTION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

At the rate things are going on, ii is an in
teresting question whether Secretary BRls1ow
Will be turned out of the Administration before
he gets due proportion of its members In the
poniten,ialy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

The Republican members Il the last Alabama
Les aturc unanim, usi; passed thirdtcrm luton
IN caucus.
Tue Alabama correspondent Of the CWcHndti
Commercial, IN sending this news to that paper,
says the fact il mot generally known In
truth ii hls been well enough known, though
II wss never thought to be Of much importance.
The handful OF carpet -hascers who passed the
resolution, ut the dictation ~ Senator SPENCER.
were ready 10 pass anything else that would
help them q curry favor with Boss GRANT. It
isn't politics they care about, but plumber. But
what Il tho use OF their third-term rcsolu-
iioni They could not carry their State. nor
'ny part a. their state, ON T.. They have bat
two 81 tLc esht Alabama members of Congress,
aud they Will have fewer Of them rex; year.
But tao, might rs well make fools Of Themselves
with the third term ~ In any other way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

We suppose that !. A. SriKGtrAruuR Of
Oln, y. c.. who sends us his views about MOODY
and sANKEY, must be "a clergyman We infer 80
from the fact that lac s. so wcll versed un theo-
logical questions. whether I've bs a Protc itant
or n Catholic clergyman We do not know; bat
VIC can nssurc him Of the correctness Of the re-
ligious views which tie puts In these word8:
sound thcolop, culodics q belief IN hotn flith
anu wore. t.ih rf.ctt vnl worse naturally To-
low In mans -lpu II 10 Tee genuine, They must be
one and parable
Mr.. srIKrLr,TurR will md no difficulty In
maintaining hi, ground against all a.aaillut-
II any clergyman or thcoiogian or relsionist
should be so foolish as To- assa II. II we were
TO make any criticism on his language, 1t would
be 70 caution him against any misunderrtaud-
Ing ~ the word irOrhs. 1t properly means n
mans actions, or deeds. or his life, or the con
duet of life. There are people who marrow the
phrase TN 70 Il applied only to certain perfume
tory duties. Thcy think r. refers mere y 10 al
tendance AT church, or to the saving Of prayers.
or To the giving Of alms, or 10 contributions for
the support Of the clergy, or to talking about re-
h-on. when such people have done these
things. they ara satisfied that they have per-
formed their snare Of good works. hut the true
Scrp;urIl idea of works u much broader aud
deeper than this, ms every body who rclds the
Scriptures. or who hears them properly cx-
pounded, must he aw re. II sir. STGNELEArulR
be clergyman, be must be particular to explain
this point. about which there Is such widespread
misuudcrstandit :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

Enrnostncss we admir-. aud even some
degree of seu4l ipnaliau We ar ready 20 to'cr-
ate, in thu pului' but nrotaultv rc,crb" jas
nHcd or excused In u minister ~ the goercl
The Rev. +. DE- WIT TALN,Gc IL reported TO
have indul-ed last SUNDAY, In the course 81 his
sermon, IN variety Of oaths. som" 81 which
were quito original. "liy the strength Of the
eternal God" "lly the power Of God" "By
the God OF Amcrica and bunker nm" Any tho
eternal God" werc somc Of the oaths with
which Mr. TALMAuE relieved his pcnt-up soul.
" ly tho Eternal" We all know was Gen. JACK
SONS favorite oath. Witch Mr. TAI.MiGE has
elaborated into " Hy tho eternal God; :" tut then
Gen. JACKSON was always considered rather a
profane man, and In that respect not exactly a
NJ oxemplar for the clergy to follow. Other
great men have made use ~ peculiar oaths.
Henry H. Of England was wont tuswear " liy the
eyes Of God" and on ono occasion II Is record
ed that the saiutcd DEcREr in response said.
by the same eyes 10y which YOU swear. q
King" &c. but this we have ALWAYS considered
rather slip ON the par Of tho saint. And what
might bc tolerated In BEcKEr under provoca.
ton, could hardly he overlooked In a TALMAGE.
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lukal- N~enlgkritru.
SSDtis!

@enn lemanb geiebIide Nnseisen fur
baS nddte SrciS. uno 6 ountp. @eridt al
publiciren bat, Ser ioute bcbenfen baB
penn iol6e in, Hermann Advertiser
Ucr0HentIidt, iie oud i'm S%ermanner
SOIfSblatt inS Seutidc iberiebt obne
EXTRA 8e;abIung erfdeinen iperben. Ser
Hermann Advertiser unS bas Sermunn
Solfsblatt s%uiammen, seben wo9entIit
un8cfdbr adt bunbcrt 8ldttcr aus, beS'
balb tiinft eS uns, ais penn 9ieienigen,
ote bomit betraut iinb, iolde Ser0fent:
li6ungen in gldttcr ciurii6en su la6cr.
IS rOrtbelIbaft 1nbeu wirben, wenn fl
bicriu 3eitun9en benilBcn, welde bil
9r0Bte circulation babcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-03

br Wcbrere SungcnS be9ingcn IN
scr Icbtcn Mu6t einen nieOertrG6ti9cn
Su5cr.r i'd. @crr NribStauoe bat in Ser
icincr @obnung g:9cnilbcr licgcnben Got
oc8 @rn. Serbian ueridieoene id6ne
Olconberit6fc itcbcu, iibcr sic ii6 i6on
9cpiB chandler I'M &OrilbcrgcGcn 9cfrcut
bat. Sn lester 9todt toben Ii mcbrcre
Sungcn nit Souit grobcn Steincn na6
ocu Sleouocrit0fen gemorfcn, bis olc
mebr oOer mentAer bci6abigt waren-
Wtit bicier @elocntbnt nod nidt ~sufries
b.n nahmcn ie grobe Steine unO mar
i'm bicic.ben auf Die Sartofel unO Srouts
bccte. Scrr Stauoe lit natiirIid iebr
aufuebradt iibcr oieie @emeinbeii uno
miro meun er eirnlnl einen Sdlin9el auf
frii der Shat ertuppt, ni4t ptl Sober
leiens MAIDEN. Den Gltern iudre eben<
falls gu cmpfcjIcn iid gu crfunriaen nit
mas lid ibte Sungcns oeS N6cnoS ouf
Der Safe beiddftigci, uno III pcIaer
8elcal6aft iic fiG berumtreiben.
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NSanic Nrciicn

pI-Nm SoHnt0a San Is. Suui mirb
unicr biciilrr 0~elluGpcrciu n9armonic"
Gin Ylc Sic NIT MtuTf mo @tianN
ab6nltcu, morauf wjr unlcyt MitbIrgcr
nit &trgnigcu cuimcrtiam MAIDEN.
Scr %tr"in, nbalcih crit eini9r
NJ ,nutc ait, bat bcrci:S 81 NfjtNIicocr,
woruntcr 3 a actjp', rit unttr Der 8tiItit
un9cn ibrtS G~cuaaotcn Directors $lerru
Sbco. StprF i9rr Sicmiid ctpl3 I~ciitcr
tjnncn.
Ser Nmateur Mfuiifucrcin, bcNcn
M.it0tiebc1 ollie gum @~ciInQuersiu 9cbotcn
unO Der 0nao in @ou0 nit Dem 6ciana
ucrcin miytt, Iciit,t ou3gcici@utttS i'll
Snitrumcutul Mtu!f uno miro Fem
6tltt, i'll N6wt0Sluug nit gcriegcucN
Mdnncrs6 b6rcu, bcn 8ciu6trl 0roBcn
@cnuB 0cmlbrcn. Der Giutritt flr Dit
Qlicocr lit nntilrlih goni frci, uno Otc pal.
iiptn Mtitgticlcr bic rcolib our5 lbrc
@citrdoc sur 3chrug bc5 Sercih5 baltcn
mcrben iiA frtucn aufOcn @cnuB 9Str
MAIDEN ieIod ale Mit9Iieocr 0aro"i
aufmcrflam, 6oB IS piinidensmcrtb ibrc
Mit0littSforten teim Sdnbmeiitcr bes
Tcrcins, 9err .. 8. MertcnS obSubOIcn,
"a oiclclben gum frcien Gintritt pOrAe
,ci0t uerocn io0cn. NidtmitgiicNer iInH
mjQfommcn an Dem %crgnilgeu She'll 81
nebnlcn fir ciuen flcincn Seitrn9.
NG6crcsiuiro i'm nlditcn Slutts be:
fannt gcn0dt mtrben.
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OSGb= unb Grmterndfbime.

SW m0dte aae bieieni9en, lueI1e ftd
nit elmer gutch MGbsuno Grnt..Moidine
ueritbu molten, bitten ibrer Nufmerflam>
felt, Solutions Selbiz0teder susuipen,
Sen, inocm iie mobl uidt Ieidt ais cine
@ombiuirte Ntaidine NbcrtrOfen lucrbcn
fam.
Sbr @auptaeiteu lit bon SdmieoeiIen
uuo bat iibrigenS mebr S6mierciien ais
irgcn> cine uubere Moidine. Sbrc STD
Ser iinN SO SOIL bod. S5re 81, den, 5
: an Scr 3abl, iinb acbngcn, 10 Gap Tie TO
unbe mle m6glid gleid elmer Snipcl in
onS 9ctreire aebn, folgli6 o%ailelbe gez
rnNe ouf Der Ylatform gu lieger fommt
unO III bcriclbcn Mciie o6gcIcgt miro,
0le YlntfOrm lit 10 gcfOrmt oa5 oa5 Gun,
eel winfcIredt 81 liegent Con mt uno io9Ici6
pom Der Yiotform nerlo1en miro, uuo
nidt M bicieI6e bcrfbIeift burd weI6es
Is idrlJ aejolcn miro, rel6e &IaQe
mau olgemcin b0reu muB. SIR 9te6
enfopf ltsbt bintcr Dem GaS uno lit an
ocm 9ouptgeltea befcltigt, burb oicies
miro erm0giiht bob Der Ge6cnfopf wciter
BON aerSSlu6t %fonnnt, uno uidt neben Der
Maidine Su uno ioInit Ser @hncioe.
Stan3e sur 9ait liegt. Sie 0te6rn finn
10 Qeridtct has nlnn NIT ciuem leidten
DRUID bt8 SubeS nit irsenb eipcm SIii0cI
Nedeu fam ODER man fam fe fteQen,
nob lie ;u tbrer Belt Nc6eu. SnS Sreib>
werf lit Ons einfadite uno ~itarfite bas ie
in elmer Nfuid,ene an9ebrodt murbe, es
lit iebr bod uomSoocn, unb entbGlt feline
S0nnme in ben 9aupttrcib>Gdoern Elm
&orteil niGt 81 ii6erfebn Gas Nici1er bat
ipei Scmegungcn cine idneLe fir @ras
nnb cine Ian9iamme fir 8etreibe, chen,
falls Gin eroBer &Ur,u9 ibrer Gcrbinos
un9sitan9e lit am MteiIer mitteIt elmer
Sugci uuo am O6err Gnoe nit elmer
Surbcl b~cfeiti9t unO mndt nur lebr me.
mig @erduid, weldeS sei9t baS sic me
Mig Neibun9 bat, nimmt man ba;u Die
boben NGocr 10 lit eS cinleudtcno boB le
leidt laufcn muB in oteicr Siuiidt lit le
nod nidt Ibertroffen por6cn, cine auee
mcine Slage iiber Sclbit Hedcn. Sic
bat Suci 3infensNrme eineu furscn fir
8roS unO eincn lnn9en fur @etreioe,
mcIdc nidlt allen Maf6incn 5cioeaeben
miro, iou6ern Den 2cuten meiB acmadt
miro, b1S Sohelbc nidt notpenoia lit, aud
i'm criten Sabre Icidt gu beiucii.n inocm
Die 3tnfcu uno Me6er redt tdarf iino
uu0 ibre Nrbcit gut pcrridten; ober in
eini8sn Sabren fnoet man su ieinem be-
%Ouuern, oo8 ein finffub;infcn Irm
UNI 0ros 81 l6neiOcn al lang lit neil sic
3jntcn itumpf iirb unb boS McIIcr 2lifen
bat iucide nidt 10 Ieidt auSSui6leifen
iinb, cine S6atIudc peIfe idon man6cr
erfabrcn bat Sh babe MIR cinigc 9aupt-
tbeile bcribrt, uno bite oQe 9ieienigcu,
ueI6c cine Mtoidinc faufen noden porz
iuiprc9sn am Sieielbe in Nuideiu gu me-
men uno Ole Yreiie gu prIfen, utIde iebr
liebcral auSfoQen wcroen. Ollie Mfaidi.
ucn 9arantirt oocr fein 8erfauf. Nfein
Bucyrus Dropper 1T idon su auoemcin
betannt un pciteres Nlnpre,fen gu beoiir>
fen.
lin ;abIrei6en 3uiprud bittct
2D,1iS Mc,er.
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pa- Salt tdJli6 0eben un6 aus ber>
idieocnen SbeiIen 6rS county @cri6te
su iiber Sic 3e~rit0runacn weldc Der Dir
nice @u!m auridtet. Die ncnigen Wci-
;enfslocr, wel6e nod cine quite Grntc
peripradcn, wcrben iebt bon bieIci.
GefrdBiNen Guupcn beimJelubt. Mcb
r,re %uniercr GARNER ioben iib gen0ibi9t
ibren gSti;cu a~b;umibcn nm benirlbcn
mcaigItcn5 ais @rilnfutter fir i6r &icI
herubcn f%6nucn, uno pflIacn ifgt Sen
Soocn mieOer auf I'M Mtai5 IN ocmiclbtr
nnsubaucn. 9rfcntIi6 werocn mi. Ocr
5cutigeu 0ebctcn AUDI oieIe l0iti9en Stan
pen iOrtgcbctet. Sclcr wGre 6 leoeh
falls mcnn Sic GARNER i'd ~gcIcuicitiN mi
Wqt5 un0 SAlt btjite9cn molten, I'M
Oicicu ijren bltteriten Nejn0 Su 9crniGtcn
@tnn oubcr elmer u%nlcrer &titr cine
Mctbooc ftnut, wrlhe gnci9uct lit bielci
iditile 8cid6pf ms pom 9alle Su b1ltcu
10 bitten mir i'm c3 ms mltcuthcilcn
olm t cs CUR oagcmcincu Senntnib sc
Grddt mcr0cn fnnn.
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SOntimcr : @0oreu
in 9roer 81 uswabl
bel
81. & 8. s. Mertens.

n- Sic Sernannsr Strange sepinnt
on MitgIiebersubl. Seit Npril wurben
bur6 brs.Sermittlung fir $500 lanom.
9erdtbe II. /. 10. beSpbeh. @enn Mits
glieber Den bierteu 8rab erbalten, fou's
cine gar fbele Belt fur ben innern Wlens
ihen in Der Strange 9ebeu. Gs worb
uns S%Ofnuns semudt, baS nddite nal
babel iein gu f0nuen. @S beOIrte fsiner
weiteren Sorberejtung ais De, Iusfertiss
uug ~uuieres Sefamentcs. @ieleidt
risfiren mir es. Sruoer Gouin9 lebt ia
aud mod.
RAJ Frisches BIeiveisS, trOckene Far
ben, Lejn9l and FjrniSSe ~u den niedrjg
stem Preisen IN
Dr. EttmueUer'S ApOtheke.
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&Itnge II. . uip'8
bcr:lGmte
= c3 infcu uno S6ultcru
3u b1bcn bti
e.. 4. e. o. I. MERTENS.

BAy~ 0au$frauen "inlltcn Die ii6 ltBt
ibncn bietcnoc 8tlcgcubeit ibre 6ererbct@
ten retnigeu 81 Iu1cn, niAt III 5cniIk
OorTbcr gcbcn laNen.
Sic @rn. 5. 90. Sopp & 9ugo 9ama6cr,
Ole Gin ncu pltentirtc5 &crfabrcu ba;u
uerfo'gtn blbtn ibtc @ertitltt in0rn.O Or.
Wtjuer'5 9ou5 oufgciblaacn uno idOn
uicle Yrn5cn lciucr Nrbcit bier obgclcgt
mo mir bdtteu nod pon bcm erittn SsQt
III boron in mcI6cm Die Nrbcit ni1t CUR
3ufricpenbtit ou3Jcf lacn pirc.
ySir t6lucu bier aus ci1cner Grfob-
ruu1 ipredcn. GiniJe Stttcn, bic mir
rcn 9crrcn gum 3eini9cn ~iibcr9obcu
fanltn grade mie ucu picScr 5urif, uub
Ole 6cOcru parcn 10 aufge0an9cn uno
botten 10 iebr an GlnitjcitGt gcponnen.
Dap man bate ~glau6cn iOQcn, c5 ipdrcu
mebr 0cworOen.
9ta9 Den GrlIutcrunge@ ii6er 6as Ge.
fabrcn, meId)e uus Die ScrrsH 9ab, 1T
Der MuBen ecileI6en nibt nur oarauf be-
i6tdnft, DAP attn SeOern 9~c,cinigt uno
pom Den @iirmern aefrcit luerocu, weI1c
oielelbcn ,eritoycu, i%onocrn nod mi6ti.
9ere &ortbctle geludbrt cS Bel gang nclcn
Setten, iuocm sic Mt0gli6feit oe5 Gnts
ltt6ens FOLDER Wiirncr pa0ur6 bon born
berein bcieitigt miro. GS lit Haber nod
ui6tiger, ncuc unb CUTE Betten oieicm
YroieB gu unterlpcrfcn, ais aIte, idon
mebr oocr wcniger bci1d0igte. SIS i'll
elm Serfabrcn sans anOercr 9Irt ais oas
IOnIt bon wanOernoen Sober 9tctniaern
anoemenoete, uno ole Nrbeit lit uneno!ib
piel bclfer.
Mfan braudt nur 9rn Strip 8anSerIee,
ser I'M Scibdftc tbatis lit, oaoon gu be-
na9ri6ti9en uno berielbc bolt Die Settcn
ab unO bringt lie audi uudOem Fe 9erei=
niot Iino mieber. So, berielbe gebt Ioaar
bis auf 3 ODER 4 Wfeilen p>n Der Stab.
UNI 8etten su bolen uno natilrIid aud
luieoer su brin9en. Sarn:cr iuelde ibre
8etten gereinigt baben wOuen, ioltcn
oielelben bcreinbringen, i'll etrua cinzuno
elmer balbcn Stunoe iino bieieIbell
! ftrti9.