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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-04
The Downfall OF the spanish
Republic.

In one sense we lament the catastrophe
that has overtaken the Tale Republic Of
Spain, but In an other we do not. We
were ip hSpesthat, along side Of EF|alpcel
the Latin race IN Europe could come up
to the times In which we live, and despite
many obstacles prove itself equal to the
revolutionary spirit that iS abroad In
Italy France and Spain. But in Spain
there Is too much ignorance and supersti-
tion for the success Of the Republican ex-
pertinent, and 40 she returns again to
Bourbon rule, Tie scn oi Isabella, lheIlatsI
tetat6neaims BE aiosl asseSIgd polsnIateI
in Europe, comes back tosit on the throne
Of his bourbon ancestors. The odds
were too heavy against the Republicans.
Two.tliirdS u the people In Spain are
grossly ignorant Of public affairs. More
than one.half Of them can neither read
nor write, and they are the most thoroughly
prlest4idden people In Europe. How
could republic endure among them ?
Don Carlos had the Sympathies Of the
church and Isabella was known Us her
most Catholic majesty when she was on
the throne. = SOastellsraHa his friendshad
no holddipoh Sthe church whstsyeFI. .aad
consequently II Is no wonder that the
people at large did not sympathi1e
with them. Probably II iS Just
@ we'll for Spain to 60 back TO the
Bourbons She has had a terrible time
Of IL J Revolution athome and III Cuba
has about dAembowtiedher in The way Of
resources. She is as poor "a church
mouse to-day, and At the mercy Of Bis.
marck II he chooses to try q tilt with the
UltramontaneA. What has been done
however will not be lost. There will some
day be a republic In Spain. France had
her bloody revolution 81 1893, and again
another peaceful revolution in ls4s.
shp has had much more schooling than
Spain, hid ysl 4 republic barely etiJtSiR
her borders. But II Is growing and be.
coming stronger every day. And so
after awhile II will be in Spain. She will
come DIP through great 'ttibdlatiOn i'd
France has done The people oi that coun.
aywill grew inintellissnee on account Of
the agitation, through which they have
passed. The next REVOLUTION will find
them much ihtthdr advanced than the
one that overlook them in1sOs.
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DBMotNEs, Iowa, January 2.-Isaac
Beoker.s Young matiiabout twenty
yeafs, Of age, wss x lied In fight with
Scott 1iiblef, Il Newton, Thursday night.
II seems that Hibler ihsulted Beckef's
wife. The 1Atter met ffibler on the street,
knocked him down, injufying him se:
verely. Halfan hour later Hllber start.
two again met N, the Atreet and second
struggle ehsded, during which 1Iilber
drew a large jack.knite and stabbed
Becker In the right side Of the neck,
making a fearful cut and seyefing the
jujulaf vein. Becker waS helped home
BY his wife and and soon expired, He
had been married but but few weeks.
Hibler was Immediately arrested and
lodged In Jail.
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have escaped punishment by their friend
Crosby, the Sheriff, packing the inries 1t
was generally believed that the various
county officials had formed ring all the
present Board Of Supervisors can read
and write; don't think the law requires
the Board to accept bohdsmen simply on
their oathn; had tried to get some Of
Crosbys bOndsman indicted for perjury
In that connection, but the grand Jury re-
fused 70 indict them. Among these was
John D. Lewis; whom the grand jury re-
fnsed to indict after his arrest
| To Mr.. speer-They were released on
bonds taken by Crosby, some OF them 60
ing on each others bond.
APhe Committee, at the conclusion Of
Richardson's testimony, adjourned till
Monday. Llf
ANEW COMPLICATION AT vEcRsPpRo.
Yesterday the Board Of Supervisors is
sued an order to Sheriff Crosby 10 appear
Monday, and show cause why his bond
should not 30 declared insufficient, Yes
teFday Supervisor Lehman accepted
FlRnHagapS bond and issued certificate
OF election as sheriffof Warren county,
elected at the election held on last Thurs.
day, although the Legislature, at the late
called Secsion, had repealed the act
allowing q special election In such cases,
The latter last night demanded the
keys Of the Office, which Crosby refused
TO deliver, and Flanagan took possession
Of q room In the Court House, and opened
an Office as Sheriff this morning, .Y
The Legislative Investigating Commit
Zee adjourned from here, this afternoon, to
Jackson, where the Legislature reassem-
bles on Monday, aIa al ....
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GheGttelligetrar.
SIeetilg Or the Legislai aiIre

The Lsgislatdfept West Virginia meets
next Wednesday week Ithe lSthinst, Not
withstanding the day isso close at hand
the all important question Of the Senator
ship is still unsettled. We think, however,
there is more light on the subject than
there was short time ago. We judge
that Mfr, j. N. CAMDEN isstill, as we said
some lime ago, The coming man, Hs Is
workingaphis ehiuccahsinduitFiOa yas
he knows how. In 80 doing be has not
neglected to cultivate this part Of the
vineyard. He Is no longer a stranger
amOngus. Indeed his face has grown quite
familiar to our people. II he has
cultivated other prominent points
as well as he has this, one, and no
doubt IeIhas not hesleCtedthe FsthiRk
he will start into the ballot ahead pllhhy
other candidate. And yet there Is the
secretiye and sagaciOus Faulkner, in the
Second district who, like barnaDy
Rudges raven, never says Ole anaiRbo
has quarters engaged at the Hale House
in Charleston, where he will dispense an
elegant Franco.Virginian hospitality, a
mixed dish, by the way, that Is almost ir-
resistible, He Is now too old man to
wait long for anybodys shoes. Like
Judge Camden, he thinks, no doubt,
that the younger Camden con af.
ford to wait awhile, although the
junior has waited good while al
ready. And while to some people 1t may
appear good enough thing for Mr.,
Faulkner To succeed the Hon. Henry @.
Davis two years hence, yet to Mr.. FaulE-
ner, at seventy years Of age, It appears a
good deal better thing 70 make lbqFel9t
the present opportunity. Therefore he
will be on hand when the Legislature
meets on the 18th, ready TO receive dhd
to make proposals, Among these pro-
posalS We shall notbebuFpri4ea,toiseet the
Capital question figure very conspicu'
Ously.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
The Revolution.

LONDON, January "A telegram re-
Ceiyed at The CaFlist Bureau here from
headquarters In Spain, says the Alfonso
pronunciamento leaves the situation un.
changed, There is no detection Of the
Carlist army; the change strengthens us
and WeakenS the enemy. p"
The dispatches to the London papers
agree that the European powers Will rec
ogniEe Alfonso o. soon a. hiA represents
tives are accredited to the various Courts.
sagasta, upon the proclamation Of Al
fonso a. King, telegrGphed Serrano, and,
upon receiving reply thatthei Northern
army was unreliable, resigned, after pro-
testing,
awaits the arrival Of the Spanish frlgate
at Marseilles to proceed TO Spain. He
will visit the armies before entering Mad.
rid. ,..
Alfonso has granted amnesty to all Chr
lists. .s ~, !iFlu-1l
The King Of the Belgians has recognized
King Alfonso, and telegraphed his con.
gtathlations. His recognition by most Of
The European Cabinets Il rrioriehtarily
expected. nli at ags !,
The blessing Of the Pope asked for the
King has been sent thrlogh the Nuncio
In this city.
His Majesty will issue from this city q
decree CohyOking the Cortea The staff
Of the Spanish Embassy here have paid
their homage and presented an address,
The King, In reply, said he would not dis.
guise the difficulties Of his task, and he
sought the aid Of able men Of al parties;
Spain, as he desired to be The King Of all
Spaniards.
Additional dispatches have been re.
ceiyed, denying the CarliSt report Of the
death Of EpaFtero.
MADRED, January IA squadron has
sailed from Carthagena for MarseilleS,
to escort Alfonso TO Spain. He will prob
ably disembark at Valencia.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, January 2-Von Arnim's sen.
tence having been published several
hours before Il was pronounced, a dis.
clplinary inquiry has been instituted
against Judge Roich, TO ASCERTAIN who
made II public. II Ia expected that an
appeal will be tried by the .Kammerger-
icht within six weeks. Whatever may
be the result, Il Is expected the case will
be carried to the obergerlcht.
Emperor William, In reply 10 New
Year congratulations, expressed his graf
ifcation at the continuance Of peace In
Europe, which he said was the frat duty
Of the German Empire to presofye,gil liz
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The investigating committee now at
work in New York on the Pacific Mail
subsidy business Il following up very
warm scent, and doing it with good
deal Of yigor aud skill, but the old fox
theyrSrS after y Fily and cunning, and
d9uBles Apd crosses his own track with'e
rapfditysndlfrsqaency that14 bosh eoP-
tlsihg and pSrplexihg, Beside establish
Ing the remarkably short memories Of
eertain parties, and showing an inCom'
prehensible system Of bookkeeping, In
yolving large moneyed transactions, the
one fact that has been brought out with
perfect plainness is that the Company was
plundered without remorse and almost
without limit. Who got the money,
whether II all went to the Washington
lobby, 10 stockwell to cover up his stock
speculutions, or was poCketed by Irwin
and his friend King, Ia ths question that
the committee are trying " decide; bat
unless the witnesses to come know moreOr
are willing to tell more than those who
have gone before, the investigation seems
likely to end in a Quagmire Of doubt, not
as to the rascality itself, but az to who
enjoyed It's profits.
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BosroS, January 2.-The Governor
aud counsel gave a hearing this morning,
on q petition oi District Attorney Phelps,
Of New York for the pardon Of Spence
Pettis, a convicted iofger, The Goyethet
stated that he was strongly against grant
Ing pardon, ".I - "l'.f
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Switzerland.

LoNDoN, January 2.4The Times says
the SWisu, Austrian and Belgian Govern,
nents have adopted stringent measures
against the importation Of American po-
tatoes infected with Colorado beetle.
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BosrpN, January 2,-.-ORing to . storm,
King KAlAkAdA WA confined 10 his hotel
to-day. In the evening banquet was
given Tor which thirty c0yets we're laid.
The Governor elect aud Mayor were
present.
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trouble IN ikenItt,llty It!1 'tinIns RE-

LoUtSvfitE, January 2.-The Courier.
Josraul cOSfespgpdeBt 10 the mining 70.
EionS, where tie late trouble threatened
seriously, reports all quiet Of present and
both parties awaiting The reply of lhe
Governor to The cOnpahys application
for aid II needed. 'ft1 .'''
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iTALY'

RoAE, January 2@Garibaldi has writ.
ten q letter declining The National grant
for HE relief because Of tlie condition Of
italian finances. Heekptessed his graft.
tude 10 Parliament, -..i.,. .....
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PHGlaADRLptiiA, January, Q,-The eS.
Pfielt aSfdemah, aitef Z hestths mon 1
wfitOi bdb.ds eop,S, wa reminded to-day
for trial for embezIlement Of the funds q
81, BohiiAciuA Catholic Church.
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ASIA MINOR.


CossrANrtSopLE, Jan. 2GAccounts
from Asia Minor Ahow that The distress
from famine increases, and many deaths
occur daily. ~
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January 2.--sixty thousand
eolliers III South Wales have struck work
In ohseguence Of the reduction Of wages.
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image, The negroes, we are told, are
very lazy and fond Of sitting in the sun
and poddiEa whence the land they iphab-
SdbtcSaS aSealed Fthe, land Of NOD, land
ilhhst have been inhabitsa BY thSn ID
fore Adams time, because ithad obtained
that name when Cain went away to that
land, r- .......-s. ....,
Thise3ssesis q sistsr sallie repecsipg
the land of Nod Ia really the most in.
geniOus explanation Of that mystery that
we remember to have seen, 1t has al
ways been great stumbling block to the
faith Of many people to satisfactorily
understand how Cain, tie first born Of
the fint pair, could go into the land Of
Nod and yet find wife ready waiting for
him. SISTER sallie" has made the whole
affair very plain, Cain married ansgress.
Being murderer the only proper dispO-
sitlon Of him in the eyes Of true South
ern woman was to marry him to a negro
vile, ii-
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Interest In the Investigations.
I,aRiRlntiVe CnfiCti1.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-The inter-
est In the Congressional committee inves-
tigation continues. The rooms Of The
c0mittee tonight are crowded with atlen-
tive spectators, including many ptomi-
nent business men, besides leading pOllti-
clans Of either porty. The city Is very
quiet tonight. r,i ",i =
The Indications are that the ConSetva-
tives will lead In The Organization Of the
HOUSE on M6ndayj They hAd al cauods
last night, Forty odd members, who
were declared elected by the Board, and q
number Of those who werei elected but
thrown out BY the Board, were also pres.
ent. II the Federal authorities do not
interfere, there will probably be o lively
squabble for chairs In theIState House.
Reports Dire current tonight that a
number Of Republican Representatives
who were returned by the Board have
been spirited away. The report lacks
confirmation,
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NC IEAbat 1n3tstlkAa aon.l

VtCKsBURd, January Edward s.
Butts, cashier OF the VickSburg Bank,
was.lks ffstiwithess befofe the Congress
sional Committee this morning. lie tes-
titled ihAthe returned from New Orleans
December 0; next morning heard alarm
sounded; went TO The bank, got q gun, huf.
tied 10 the Court Houee, where he found
forty or fifty men with arms tindet orders;
Colonel Baird took command; marched
out on Grove street road; saw some ne.
gfoes on The opposite hill skirmishing
with a few wounded whites; The former
soon diSpefsed, and He t6tnthed 10 the
Court House without firing q shot.
His description Of the fighting Oh vafi.
ous roads did not differ materially ftotu
those already reported; he only knew Of
three negroes being killed, and one white
man. ~ N
To Mr. HurlbhlAbid not ace HoSaha
Company during the fight; II was from
shydef's bluff twelve miles out.
To. Mr.. UBtisn.aFifSt heard ftmof
Of an Intended attack from General Fur.
long; laughed 1T him about III Futlung
advised bafficading the roads with bales
a. Crosby's card had produced gtdatek!
citement among the negroes ltst saw
Ctosbys card while, on The train d
jackson, his friends there told him Gov.
efhor Ames would teach you all alesson;
General Packer and Colonel Lee came on
the train with him; an impression pre-.
vailed al jackson that the militia would
be called out, and Crosby teihstated; no
hostility on The part 'oi The whites Of
vicksbufg toward the negroes a q class,
the whites had always assisted them In
building churches, &C., when called on;
all the trouble was caused BY coloted 0fIi.
cials OVeFaWing theft own race; The peo-
pie here had no idea Of depfi4ing the
negroes Of any civil or political fights
there was much excitement IN The city Oh
the morning Of the Rght among women
and children; Democrats aud Repubh,
cans, and all the people Of the better
clASs, including Iiihttefa and aged ntei5,
we're IN the ranks; among them Ras Df,
Harper, aged seventy eight, nephew oi
General Winfield Scott; previous TO the
hght never saw any riotous demonstra.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-The fol.
lowing letter from Governor Kellogg to
the Congressional Committee waS re-
ceived this evening.
aud new ORtEGSS January 4.
Hon. Chds. FoHer, Chairman Of he Sab.
Committee On LoaifdNa Atai5.
"sm-lhaye been informed by one Of
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9as Inirnnunt abtuue 6oteI.

Sa I'M 2aufe bieleS uno beS fommrn
ben SabreS piele unlrer 2eier baS ,,een
tenniaI" Ober bic srObe BeIt.&uSitcI
lung in philadelphia beluden iperosn
70 madt eS uns beionbereS Scrsniiser
gum Soraus bic Gn1ei9e 81 MAIDEN, oaf
infer alter Sreunb. $r. @eneruI s
s. SalIier, beifen SInseiSe iid in
beutieer Thanksgiving" befnbet, einea
bee idoniten, beqnemIten nnb 9r0btcr
$OteIS ouieIbit bciibt, ndmlid baS nSnir
mount Npsnue $otel," @orb.Sit Gdt
Der 4ten Strabsunb SairmOunt @penuc
unb fir Safe bereit 1T. Sr. 8aIIier If
uls Gin snborfOmmcnocr Birtb nnO bic
berer gbrenmann iueit nno brett brfannt
luebbaIb mir ibn and anfS geiuiienbaf
teite nnb beite cmpfsblen fOnnsn. 8ci
ienbe pic aud cinbeimiide @dite finocu
bel ibm itetS cine CUTE $eimatb, nnS
man luiro eS nidt sereneu, $rn. 8aIlier
einen Seiud ob3uitotten, oa es feill
Streben iein pirb, feline Safe aufs
beItm6sIiblte Su befriebisen.
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Sit StrnRe ,nr Girinnhhrit

Rsiniss ben Wassn, bic Ginsspsibs unb bas
9Iut bon alien l&arfsn, fauIsu unb tpibrliGsu
Stpff.glnbSufunssn. ipsI&e bic 8unfticnsn in
lincrbHuns briHssn. unS Du sniftrnf bic llr-
fade tsr mslfsn 8ranibsitsn, psI&s has @u-
i&snssfGlt&t bsfaIlsn unb srlparf auf tirf'
@silt Hcbt DeFicrwGnunssn. Das pirfiam-
ifs unt sussrlSlIisfs psilmittsI fir ben 3Bsd
ipirb Ia Dr. gisrrss ppbll&mtdtnbsn sIbfibr.
FasslGm pleasant Purgative Pellets stfun-
ben. 9i&t IN BobIfsilfr Spl, Obrr gapsf@a&.
tsIssrbaduns, iOnbsrn In GIafS&sa frilb ant
supsrlSifs Strtpabrt.
esult be ~ cut Isbsu, bsr Taubs pFsJsn unt
bsmWHsnissn ua&stbsn, icipit au@ qtuts bon
fBsnbr esbtnsntilt TSnnsH @sl&Riirs, Star.
bunFrIn, @i@t SauirBibs, ausltISss, Gtnntn,
grRopfbsit, pGmOrrbOibtn, S&ISfrisfsit. Gal
IiSlsit unb anbsrs bur& icI@e ettfnsptiIr btr-
bsissfibrts 3uiaubs ssrbiitsn, psHn Fs Sisr Biz
it&s bon Dr.. gitress tpObIl6msdtntsn 9lbfiir-
fassl&n sinntaI pB9sntIi@, ubsr nod bsier
isbsn atsnb cine pbsr ,rst, finnsbmsu.
Sit 6nb bel allen RtbirinbSnbIern su str-
faafsn unb in bsuti&su llmf&Iassn NIT bsut'
l9sn @ttrau9saupsilunssn 81 batsn. 48.
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SrIfiae GriinOe.

Sin trifti9cr @runo, iuarum wniere
Neutldcn SreunOe in Sranflin eOnntD
fir $n. 9. 81. Gillian ltimmen foil.
ten 1T Der lucil Sr. 8. Gin ormer jun.
9cr Mann, unO fein 8ummIer 1T. Gr
Iu6t li6 burd SleiB unb &uSoaucr
iein SOrtfOmmen CUR peridaifen, ino
lit fciner bon 0enen, Die fid Sabr ein
Subr an5 eerne an Der &rippe bes Sol.
tcs mditen. Sein @e9uer, Sr. @rim.
melon. 1T ein @it9Iieo icneS SrbcnS
luslde untcr Dem gfameu American
Mechanics" befannt iino, in iueIden
Srben fein i'm GusIunb eeborsnsr 8iir.
ger ais Wit9lico aufsenommen iueroen
barfl GS 1T 70 cine @rt Nothing.
Srben," oercn 8pcd barauf bin9cbt,
islblt ben beitcn Burger, iOfcrn er I'M
GuSIonb 9ebOren 1T, 3u berlln9Iimpfen,
unO bintenen 1u ieben. 8ie fam Elm
OeutIder fir einen iOIden @enl6en
itimmen? Sc 1T bieS rein unm0slid,
es iei oenn, Gin folder 0eutider bat
ale Idtun8 unb allen Sdam Dor iid
isIbit uno ieinen Nebenmenihen uerIo.
reu. Sur gincr Der ein fuIides. ldpar'
seS $er3 bat, fann fir sinen @ann
itimmen, Der int 8unbe nit bisisu
&nolu.Notbins- -OrberS itebt.
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Cine Girdle einaeIueint.

Sie bcutide lutberilbe St. Soban'
nes.&ir6c in gOrf luuroe am uOrIcbtcn
SOnnto9 inter 8roben 8cierIidfeitcn
sin9epeibt. Inter ben antpcielben
@rebieern bcfonben iid aud YaitOr
SdponfubsfD bon $arriSbur0, uno
&uitor SarmitGbter bon Columbia.
Son Baltimore iuorcu un9efdbr 500
Ysrionen eridicucn, I'M an Den Scicr'
lidDfeiteu 9lntbciI Su nebmen, ludbrcnb
Der 9ciammtc Bug etiua 1900 Tcrioncu
umfnilen modte.-YaitOr Stilrfcn bon
Baltimore bicIt bic GinpcibunsS.Yrc'
bi0t, iibcr 2ufuS 10, Sap. l, nadbem
baS Sin9dOr mN @cmeinoe bic ebo'
rdIe ,IIIein Soft in Der Sob iei Gbr, "
rSrenct Sud bcs Scrrn." nnb nOrci'
fuItiSbeiIiS orubcr Soft" 0eiuu9cn bat
tcn.-Sic Stride foil cine Der ib0nitcu
in gorf iein, lmb Den b6ditcn Sbnrm
in Der Stobt babcn.
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8anb>gGarut
9as aruEe anti:periahiide MitteI.

Die @rpiBbsit unb S6Ieunisfsit, nit wrl>
der SpIfetter' Mageubttteres bic
StrbGrtstnrn Sale niaIarildsr 8ranfbfit befei>
tiat unb ber ppllfcmmfne S6ub, ipelhen e5
benz SrganiSmus gegen baS miasmaiil1e @ift
barbistet. bas bic Cuff niebrig stIsetnsr mar
IGissr 9sgrnsen i9pGnssrt ifempslf 81 ais bas
Scrnsbmlis amsriianiids anti petroleum..
$40 INNER auf bislsm Continents SbitteIfe.
br Gin reeslmGbiser Ssluter if-in ben Nis.
berunsen bss SHbfns, IN ben iieufn 2i6tunsen
unb In ben 8trspsrfsgsgfnesn bss Bfffns
uno 1T allen @egenben Der BlIihen unb ipeIi,
Iittsn Staater. no Malaria btrrl9t pirb bas
8ittsre alS bas einSi9e tpabre @seenmititI fir
bic aranfbsit unb aIs bas siiSfrlGlfsfe 9orbtu.
sunssmiiitl ssssn birIeIbe anerEannt. lisber-
siss III es Elm ebenIo unsefGbrli@es unb ange-
nebmss pie 3upsrlGIiees WittfI iinb aus bislfm
9runte ben Wil9ungen bon Gbintn, arlenif,
8ismutb unb anberen mineralil@n 0iften, bic
irrissr @sile als Stilmittel Ssssn bic bur1
Miasna SerRrlahtsn Rranfbtitrn psrprbnet
tprbsn unb bsren anbaltenbsr @ebrauG bic
Gpnlimtipn unipibrrbrinsIi6 btua@tbfiIist,
tpsit porSu,ieben.
llusIiidli&tr 8eiIe inb S&atteIfebsr, unb
bic anberen bur1 Wiasnien trSeusttn 8iebtr-
Ieiben ni1t bic einSisen lltbel tptl9e baraus
entasbsn. 1annisfags 8ranftsitsn iprbsn
bur@ bic 9triSe erSeu9t ipsldt lle SfrurIadfn.
Darunter btFnben lid NerpenIeibtn, Rbtunia.
tismus, @idt, psrfpbilhes 4epfwst, Ceraflep-
fen, 16mr,baftr Mil,leiben lnb ptrfHitbene
MastnIeiben. Wenn bic frp6bntsn 2tibfn
aus MaIaria entfanben inb, 70 uebmsn Gie
Iei9t, mic bic Sranfbsit aue bfr ie entipruneen,
sinen intfrmittirfnben Gbarafter an, b. b. fie
fsbrrn In rsssInidbissn 3piltearGunien tpieber.
Spfetter's 8ttteres aber bilft ibnen
alien ab, inbsm es bas rtiasmatiIae @ift aus
benz aErprr peTtannt. X.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-28
8rieffaffeit.

Suuburg.-Sr. Sobn S0nis.-
Beiliesen6 fiu6en sic bic aoreHe bes
ein,isea beutI9en 8latteS In 0ii9nonb,
BON Sem mir ipilien.-StOp audi en-
fril6er 01etrutP 8erb mell. @illfoms
men, gaul.-Die giamen ieller ipades
rer 8rauer fino beior9t.
@ eft @be iter.-Sr. abam Gbne.
Sci @oll1 ba fomnit nod en- frii6er
9amerab ans'itiefelt. Gltcrle.
Danpilfe.-Sr. Sr. S.8. &ras.
-Sene @irtbibaft lit nidt mcbr 81
perfaufen.
GllegbenD.-Sr. Sob. 0t. Sam'
mel.-Sit beIorst, lieber sllter.
Mibbte2antaiter.-Sr. ROit'
metIter.-Setler Senrn Solb LIT alir
burhsebrunat? Gr iduloet nns nod,
Ybifabetpbia.-Sr. g. 8irfen'
/ ltoIt.-Sellem tpaderent s. S6mibt
iinS ipir naaseruti9t.
YittSbur9.-Sr. slgent 2Dp.-
Sot' alle 8etter | 6a fonlmt nod er
frii6er 9anteraS. S.-fumOies Mdnnle
SaS inter Oer Sirrna ,.3ras & 9ra
mer" einen Ibarmantet Sleiberltore II
gQro. 254 2ibertD Street bat, no oi,
pra9tpolliten nno beIten &leiber, aus
benz SIS. 5ubereitet, 81 baben iiub
@er es nt1t 9laubt, Ser beIu6e Der
Store. Die &auffeute iino tip top.
GllesbeuD.-Sr. 6. 3itterbart.-
gla9 Sbneu fhiS mir nad ntari9irt
2outS.
| 9atrob.-Sr. so. @eiB.- -9lllci
9aepsft Dor Sbncn, Glterle. Cell 9app
te lit idbf.
af9tanb.-Sr. &nOr. Selirid.-
an9 Sbnen iin6 mir wieSer na99e
rutIbt.
| Nlleutom n.-6sp. PaltOr 8rDblt
I-0eiber fSnnen mir iener 8erlanni
lung ni9t beipobnen, luiinI9en aber be
| lten Sorti9rttt.
| YtttSbur9.-Sr. SacOb Diet.-
| So 1T re9t, Sacob. AHEAD.
| Rbttabelpbta.-@en, 9, s
Saaier. SIT beiOr9t.