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, 1875-02-14

Our readers will remember that 11r. SYDNEY
MYERS, the manager Of the Merchants.
Farmers i Mechanics Savings Bank, recent
" offered prize Of 1000 for the best set
Of plans and specifications for dwelling of
not less than five rooms and capacity of
not less than $500 cubic feet, and Of stors
and dwelling combined to contain not less
than sc, 900 cubic feet Of space, which should
be approximately fire. proof. More than thirty
sets Of plans and communications were re.
celVed before the LIST Of the present month,
Acommittee, consisting Of LOUIS VAIL, of tbs
Board Of Public Works; Gen. c. ". bnsw.
OF the Board of Underwriters; N. s. Dopros
Of the Cltizens' Association AMOS GaAsn1s.
builder; and DR.. BEN G. MILLER, San.
ltary Superintendent, have been EXAM
ining these plans, and have awarded
the prize to Mr.: 4. J. su1u. nnon
his plans for one-story house to cost not to
exceed $1,000, d two-story house to cost not
more than 81, 700, and two-story store and
dwelling to cost only $4,000, which are Ycrv
10" hgnres considering the severe conditions
upon which they are to be built 'Mr MrRra
now expresses himself a. prepared to loan
money to parties desiring to erect bui1dinou
upon the general plan Of construction adopt-
ed by tho Committee. The essential points
intended to mike the building fre-proot ara
as followR:
!. Ers avs of the city to b compiled With.
Exte14ox walls to be hollow from foundation n |
roof. 'o@''o" 70
No Turing Of athing allowed On exterior v,1,s
+ 6a 6!1e mpes OF so1s burnt city to BE- uscd.
GahnSs 70 b covered With ~ tnches OF concret&
1t colc1ete '~ ~ A'4e@4s"
Boots 70 b protected from be1ow With coucrat.
EoateeIal. foe4
10 naaka assu1ance douhly Hurs, tho fre-
cat will be applied, under the direction Of
la oomulssss, to lhs first building araoael
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it. His claim, after full litigation, was dis
allowed, ,-as Mrs Minors will be. Il WON.
en- ever get the franchise in this country, it
viii be either by showing themselves fit for it,
or BY inducing the politicians to give it to
them for partisan purposes They viii not
get it by trying to slip through the buck
door, OF to crawl through the 1oop-holes OF
the law.
, 1875-02-14
AUSTRALIA.

One Of the phenomena of this century, o
rather Of the last quarter-century, il tn,
growth OF a new Empire in tho Southern
| Seaa- Twenty-Five years ago, Australia ant
New Zealand were scarcely known. The
fifth continent" still bore the name o1
"New Holland" On some maps. It's white
population was only 100000. Penal settle.
ments dotted its shores. It was tho home OF
outcasts and condemned criminal classes OF
Great Britain It's vast interior Was marked
unknown" Now it is the home of 2,OO0,-
900 Of prosperous Britona. It has been
mapped and surveyed through nenrly its
whole extent 1n:stead Of containing mere
fringe of habitable land, as was once thought,
one-third its surface is 1T for cultivation.
The remainder is much the same Us
or West beyond the Tooth parallel.
It has thousands Of miles Of railroads.
It is no longer ponal colony. The descend
ants Of some of the old oonviots occupy high
positions, so that it is dangerous to ask in the
best society whe a mans father YVES. The
pilgrim fathers Of Australia, unlike ours, left
their country for their counhy'a good. The
population is now nearly the Same as ours
was when the thirteen Colonies reyolted, but
the wealth and the loyalty are ten times as
greet. The loyalty is partly explained by the
fact that the people are mostly English or
Scotch. The Irish adm;xture is small Im-
migration is encouraged, and the population
increases rapidly. The country is now pro-
duclng great quantities Of gold, agricultural
products, and manufactured wares Next to
Hindostan, it is England's most profitable
colony. It is now opening lines Of CON-
with California It already has
lines Of steamships plying between it and the
Old World. It's prosperity shows that Anglo
Saxon visor is not yet decaying. It is the
second great oGshoot OF the race. Thetrunk
If the hardy treo Is in H4wrHoRsz's "Our
Did Home" Tho main branch il in America:
Australia Gomez next and twigs are budding |
trough other parts Of the world The fifth
'ontinent's great growth has added two in |
'ortant truths to the philosophy OF history. !
t has shown tha. Inherited crime may be |
uocessfully oombnted BY increased comfort,
nd the progress of our race is not to be con-
med to the limits Of the great A1yan MI
ration,
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ding. Anything, therefore, which the owner
mortgage, either in money or stock, is clear
gain The principal business of these land
sharks at the present time, when money is
scarce and trade bad, is in small stocks Of
goods. They find encouragement and COOP
Grafton in the embarrassments OF the shop
keeper who feels that he must dispose of his
stock and business or close his doors. Fre-
quently the location Of the land is altogether
misrepresented, third party being engaged
to exhibit desirable lots many miles nearer
the city IS the property to be transferred.
When the land has bona Jfde tincumbrances it
is often represented rs free Of mortgage.
Abstracts Of title are rare1y demanded by the
poorer and more ignorant classes; and, even
if they are, it is said that there are
persons ready to furnish abstracts to
order which omit the record OF in
cumbrances. Every device that gen.
ius for swindGng can conceive, and which
shrawd confederation can carry ont, is resort
ed to for the accomplishment Of these frauds.
The swindles are Of character that is sell
dom exposed in the Courts, owing to the lack
Of means and desperate straits Of the swindled,
and hence they are readily repeated by the
same parties over and over again. The only
protection against them is to be found in the
advice Of competent and honest attorneys,
and if this advice were sought more frequent
" there would be fewer trades and less |
Small trades people who can hold |
their heads up no longer will do better, as a |
rule, to sell out their stock and fixtures for
what they will bring at auction than givc
hem away to the land-sharks in exchange
or property which has not half the value Of
he bogus incumbzance it bea.s.
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it being understood that fire composed o1
! as much combustible material as is usually
contained in room should be kindled within,
fire without>and on the roof, and that the
contractor shall make good any damage caused
to the structure. Apart from his financial re-
lations in the building of these dwellings,
hr. MYERS has conferred real service to the
city IN bringing before the public design
for an approximately fre-proof building which
can be cheaply constructed. The details Of
the construction are very similar to those en-
ployed in some parts OF Europe, where great
fires are almost unknown, and will undoubt-
edly guarantee building against fire as
completely as can be done. In any
event, the fre-test will settle this ques-
ton. Another great point gained in
the safety Of the city would be the fact that
every house thus built would not only be safe
ITSELF. but would protect its more insecure
neighbor, and any considerable number of
them accumulated in one section Of the city
would form an effective wall to resist the
progress Of conangration. Another feature
of this construction is very important, name
y, that these hre<proof conditions can be
applied to other buildings tAan those
stipulated for by Mr. MYERS, and ap-
piled very cheaply. As the safety Of
Chicago against fire is the most i'm
portant question Of the day, and this re-
form in building is preventive in character,
It SHOULD attract not only the generl atten-
lion Of the public, but the particular atten-
ion Of Gen. SHhER and the Citizens Asso-
'iation. If such buildings as these were put
1p hereafter in the wooden sections Of the |
;ity, and the larger structures in the business
quarters were provided with these defenses
'gainst fire, We question whether there would /
Re any necessity for listening to any schemes I
# interested pnsties for adding a million a
ear to the expenses Of the Fire Department.
, 1875-02-14
CATHOLICS AND TIE PUBLIC sQHD0ra

| 10 "e Editor ~ tn caiea7o TrtaaHs:
,s.ass $1,000 .s So ~ = c,nsofSaaon On The ahovs
non.c,thonc 7a,,.s ,ss se'"n Ho"o cataoac and
| nied that thev wer. o,nosa, ., ~. W.
their support 70, su.h ~ .nnrove, r. ,hs,
they have not, md never w interfere v1th tbcrn ~
their use, provided those who approye Of them and
them Fay for them out Of their oun r.eacs
Aao 20 not !orce ca'hohca to pay taxes for their sup
- 0o suoJ uA'o a. @ae 1alne ume TO lu1ld and
.1, orn n,.,ns rsst rsn .,.u sen0'n ous Of their
.ske5 ro.ht,o fror, ~ o.. 7.. al1 .se5
own share paia bv them to ths ~ co,,aa.a. ,s..
out Of tho Public School fund Tbs .rttclas +, ~.
TamusE On this subject we're frequently rc.nt,onr1
but the Catholics laughed 1t them, dsclxins ron,
statements gross and tnela:ed thai
r va on' o' your power 70 R1Ve proof OF what they
sou1 .auefa ana ca'ann'ea- Ao*' the OBJ
fh,,;t, Nv, =. - 49, ~ ae.4 ~a "na' ao
srrnoe,no n c,o.a ~, ~. +,,h,;. 80 an
The Cstho1,cs Claimed th.t viii .on,1 -c,.o1 .,.
would bs as wall justified IN charp1nr tero with ,rro
Cling to close the Protestant churches, bcauss the,
won't attend them or pay for their support "a with
struggling 70 destroy tho public schools because sLsy
as1le !" oeep tne'f children from them and build
1,'1. ~ &c. o~n. ['ease give 'a@ pace IN 5oar
n n.aa..~ pny aos u -.
nsn1~ ' ->''''
Thu ran,x ~ +ha ,hova .h.u H. -,.
ona T,a n1sa nv st,ta- -e-r,a.4a, sas,s s-".'
achoo>s il hased on +ho .asaTn.;o. ~. 49,
Catholics m this country ~ ssn.-.,. 49,. A.. ~
tinct neon1a and n,tiora1t1, ,a5 raas. - 1 80
o<.n:7a3 rv ,1a Anar;..,a o.,se..~:a. ~
II thu ahova cannot cona,stont1r da,aans .,'s.
.he7 shall be exemnt from t,1at;oo ~ ~. sr,,,.
,ort n +ha a,ata a.h,ola w. ~, -., ~:
zena ,nd nronar+g- 80 ras;tao. =. ~
nv. otheruiaa ha mnat s.an,,o ~ in ~ r ,as.;
ut;oo will mn onlv +. r.d,carr ,,,..<,n5 -, ,a~.
his nav theory of t,x.,ion hnt th.t = aha,, 49,
provide for the division ~ ths 1,h,;. ,aanars
aisad bv ta1.t,on for schoo, ,,,r,as., n,oano ~
,arionn r.,;p,o,,a .octs .v,,o saa a. =,
otoo,. o.. .~.,..t;. rt'
, 1875-02-14

GRAND 0PKRA~HoUSE-C1srk street. oppoait4
Ghs.maa HonAs- Rally 1eons Nina .rsla- ''FEow-
xkpW.~
, 1875-02-14
To-MORRoW's ADJUSTMENTS

-UOOLEY'S THEATREEandotnh street. between
<1aAxk and 1ASal1a. s'Durn :" and s"Jeuuy Lind"
, 1875-02-14

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS ,-st.ted eopc,,vs Of
Chicago Comm ands1y No 19, f. T., Monday eyouinx
Feb IT. ISIS. for the Transaction Of busnsa4 VisttoE
8 Aaikhk4 epurteou8J invited RJ order Of thu e. O.
G. f. WILLIAMS, Reo41ds{.
, 1875-02-14

ACApENY or MUsiC-Halsted xsreet beswssn Mad
&son and Monros Eaexxe.nsat pf MAdAue Janxnschak,
'"Ehaxney Void"
, 1875-02-14

CHICAGO MUsEUM-Nouroe stsset, bstxssa Dsaz-
hoR and Stata. Foul Ply"
, 1875-02-14

zNv1CKER's THEATRE-Madison strest, between
Dearborn and State Epxageuaeut Of Chsxotte Qu4hau.
Guy AannsttnK."
, 1875-02-14

UNION PAHK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
0aneaxt tty Gllmorss Twonty-second Regiment Band.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

VIE MEAN ALL WE SAT.-FULL SET REST GUN
eE. a. EAt&factiou money refunded Filling, fnt
elass Il haI tbs usual AcCHh6NEY 5s(lark
, 1875-02-14

The Chicago Times L - 1ervilo in its iEnits-
tions II It fs interruptions in their application.
fsw weeks ago the New York Herald printed
cheap sensation about tho escape Of the wild
beasts from the Central Park meoagetie, whicf,
was universally condemned as stupid and cruel.
The Chicago Times follows with I cheaper SEN
sation OF the same sort, describing ths imsginarJ
burning Of ono OF our theatrea giving list Of tho
k1l1ed and injured, and only comparable 70 the
Herald model In fta stupidity and cruelty. The
Chicago Times estimates the intelIiRenco Of itz
readers 1t very low degree, and W are not sure
out night in this. Tbs only striking and orig
tnA feature OF Journalism which that shaet has
eFse introduced IL literary model Of ah1aea
Apology, fiaah 4 ksps ssandlnf. 10 b ussd nan
, 1875-02-14

ADKLfd1 THEATRE -De4rboru strsst, aosnsr Ros
Ena- VAr1ssT eatazt4lnment. 1.-THE French 6ry."
, 1875-02-14

The Hon. ALnERSoN s. PADDOCK tie new
United States Senator from Nebraska, arrived
here yesterday morning and remained ut the
Grand Pacific Hotel until evening, when he de-
parted Tor Washington. De was accompanied By
United Statea Attorney WEAvK1, Of the 8outhr
cru Nehraaks District, and Capt. AsnDr- Mr.
PADDOCK il about so years old, Of splendid
physique. and h,ghiy-iptelhgent and intellectual
mlen. His speech and action danote the we'll
read and agreeable gentleman. Heis natiye OF
the pleasant village OF Glen's Falls, n. T., and
has been resident OF Nebraska for eighteen
yeaEs, his present home being St Deatrice, in shs
southern part Of lhe State. He was TazsitoziI
Secretary from 1861 to 1867, during Gov. SAY
DzRa administration, and was for time Acting.
Governor. For the past eight years be has not
been engaged actively in politics. Ills election
to tbs Senate WAS datterngly unanimous, hi
having received the vote Of tho majority Of tha
Republican members OF the Legislature, "nd Ill
Of tbs Democratic and Independent with the
exception Of two. Gen. JOIN II. TuArEn WA
his opponent M1. PADDOCK is = proSressiTa
aud conservative Republican, and fully in &C.
cord With any measures looking toward thu
liberal and economical administration Of nation
II affairs. In brief conversation with TR1c-
uSE representative yesterday. be statad That be
'as not called to Washington for any special OBJ
iect connected with his position, and WAS going
here thus early in order TO post himacH up be-
'ore he took his seat on the 18th of next month
During his abort sojourn 1t the Grand Pacific
'e was visited By sevezal prominent citizens Who
lad been former acquaintances- The new Sent
or gives every promise Of making handsome
ecord 1t tho National Capital aud placing him
elf in the front rank Of the best minds in
1QnRresg.
, 1875-04-07

loren na9 Merifo 1T infol9e Der Be
flir6tun9en, DAP bob @elbe Sieber am
Boro ausbre6en fDnnte uno pe9en
Der &ranfbeit Der Srou Wtorton oufge=
eeben woroen. Mebrere Senotoren
MAIDEN ba9e9en cine Spa5icrfabrt int
@olf uno I'M bic &iiite BON 6lorioa
bcrum.
Ser 0pfr. nGitp Of Sopona" no9@e
ia Cru, beitimmt, nnrbe mebrsre Stln=
Den anfgebalten, neil man ipi6ti9e Se=
peide aus Maibinston erlportete. un=
ter ieinen 9aiIaoieren b%efinoet it'd eol'
S6os. 81. Scptt.
Sortforb, Conn.,. 4. Npril.
Scr bur9 ben 8ronb Der Office beg
ngbur6man" ON 9onnerltase on9erid=
tete 56aben miro SIT $4,000 : $780,
900 peran16ln9t. Sas GrI6einen
Der 3e:tun9 leibet inoeb feline untcrbre=
dun9.
guffolo o. g. 9, 5. @prif. 9oa
loeenonnte vGoit= @epiert," i'll meldem
mebrere Sabrifen etoblirt iporen, branu=
te @omitag NoNmitta9 ab. Sic Sir
ma @bite & 8oDlep, nel6c i'll Dem Sc
bdube cine litbo9rophii6e @nifotl battc
~pcrliert $145,OOO; i6re 8erii6erunS be-
trdst MIR $3.50 DOC Ser @ciammtuer=
IuH miro onf $4,000 gei6dbt. Go
woro G6eiter, Der Gapitdn elmer S0l6=
Gompaenie, itiir5'e pnn Dem 9o6e nnb
bIieb tobt; smei onoere Mitslieoer Der
Seueriuebr murben perfett.
Brooflp n, 5. April. Sn Der
5tcppbedenfatrif BON Mtpers & @ooo=
min in williamsburg brad SamltoQ
Mbeno 6eucr aug meldcs einen @erlult
BON $4,000 6erbeifiilrte.
9onoon. Sun, ). april. Sut6in=
ion < Go's. OelsGaffinsrie muroe 9e=
IternNbeuo ourA6euer serlt0rt. Gerlui1
$4,000.
Srerton,N ". S., 5. april. @e=
tern Morsen lpuroe cine NhtbeilunQ
Der 9robtuerfe bon Cooper, Ser lit &
Comp. bur6 Seuer 5erit0rt. @erluf
SEC, 900; ni6t perli6crt. Wtan 9Iaabt.
oaB bos 6euer our@ 8ronoltiftung aus
fam.
, 1875-04-07
Gnrolai[Ge nudl iAten.

9srrenbcr9. Sn cine bis icst in
Dnnfcl 9ebuate &rilnlpal9eld)lthte 1T
bur6 Sic am 4. MfarS erfol9te Nuffins
oung eineS menlhlit'en Stelettes in Der
Der @cmeiuoe @ntriugen suseborl9en
Waloparscae So9elbcro sini9es 2idt
sebrad)t worben. Die Gbcirau oe5
WtaurcrS +. Wf. in Gntringen wuroe
BON ibrem 8ruocr, Dem 60 Sabr alten
2a9lobuer Sobann @cors Sabn BON
Gntringcn, welAer bel lelner S6weter
irn e%elbseoin9 wobnte, I'M Mopsmbsr
1873 belduloigt, oaB lie i'm ourb elren
Der Snppc bei9emlldten Srodel Pbo3>
pbor babe per9llten wolleu, uno Die 81.
VI. 'lde G5siran wuroe oe8bulb i'll &rts
m%lnalunterl u9un9 9s5o9cn. Mabrene
Der Sbwsbc Der Inter udlung oers
ldwano am 6. Tebruar b. S. Der &C.
ualnlte Sobaun @eors 9abn, wcld)rr
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOR Dem
5%dwargeriAt in 1%iibin9eu, ourd) wcls
DIES feline Sdwelter me9en pcrlu@ten
8litmoroeS III pieriabriser l3u9tpauss
ltrafe uerurtbeilt wuroe, erl6elnen Iolte.
obue ouB Die nod) Oemlelben ergansenen
9tabfori9nn9cn ourdl Streilcn in Der
um9e9eno uno Nuiforoerungen in ben
oifentliben 8lGttern eincn Griolg batz
ten. Dur9 Ocnmn;iationen muroen
Der Sduager oeS Sabn, Der Wfaurer
6r. 81. BON Gutringen uno ociicn Srus
Der GbrIltopb 90. bei1ulOi9t, Den Sabn
III Der Ablibt, OenIelben alS Selaltun95'
Scu9en in Der Interchangeable se9en
leine Sdwelter, bic s. 90. 'lGc Gbeirau
iu beiciti9eu ermorOct uno oeiien 9eids
nom bel Selte 9elAafft gu babcu uno
Die beIoen @enannten waien oesbalb
ldu9ere Belt untsr Der gntla9e oe8 Mors
oes bel Dem Dieii9m SbcramtSseridt in
lnterluhun9Sbait; Die nnterlu9ung
wuroe leOoa 9e9cn ottitlben ein9elteat.
Die St}weltsr oe6 Sabn, sic S. W.'>
idc @%beIrau, lit inSruilAen i'm i3nd)ts
bauS 9eltorben, obne oaB lie ein @es
itGnoniB aber bic ibr sur Qalt scleste
Gbat, oercn lie als iberwieieu an9cnom.
men wuroe, Dor ibrcm Sob ab9sle9t
batte. Nm 5. uuroe an Dem ~auf9eiuns
oenen Stelette Bic Qe9alobOuttion por>
9euommen, wobct our9 Die nod oorbans
oenen Sleioeriiberreite &C. Ole Soentitat
Der 0ei1e oeS permiBten Sabn felt9es
ltcut, uno auberbem ourd bic weiteren
AuScibcn. unter luelden Ole 2ei1enreite
auf9efunocn wuroen, srbobem wuroe,
oaB ii9 Sabn Obne .3ueifel bur9 @r'
bau9en lelblt entleibt bat.
WInter. Mis Elm 2auifeuer elite
am IL Mdr; WtorsenS IL ubr oas
@eriiht ourd Die Staot. oaS Elm Bolt.
] .,ioiensr i'm hiIh0IIGen Yalats ansss
, 1875-04-07
Die Tnhkmr

1T b%eittntnt. bas sanae btsberise Settperfabren rrts
auitoben. Ole Sur ptrb bur3 bas fogenannte
Sobbao nnS bur5 gtnnsbmen BON 9obpaIper
bentrtt. Vie 2obbdoer 3et9en an, no bic franfbett
ibren Sis bat, lpte tisf ie liest, un6 su sleiaer
!3eit ;eisen ie bic aebensfroft' bes Weni6en an.
S%auienoe iinb tn ben lestet srpet Sabren In Der
S~aoesanltalt, "a Stanton Str, Rem gort, Sebei[t
poroen. Inter ben @ebetltsn befinben f$ piele
Ierste uub apot9efer. Die 9obbdber unteri6eicen
ti6 pom anoeren Sdoern bobur9, oab ie brett auf
BITE Rrantbett e~inluirfen, u1b ben franfen StoIi ents
tOmme. STE ino ein 8erbrennunssz' ober ausl6eis
bnn8ssproceb Der &ranfbettsitoie. Sober &ranfe
wir6 bet Der Inpenouns bteier Cur f~o5uiasen iein
sissner Ir6t;. g8cnn Semono bur9 hteie gaber 9es
renb no9 Der bisberi9en SetImetbobe bic Mtttel
sep6bnli9 sefdbrlfder iinb ais bic &ranfbettielbIt,
lno tta olters eth 9en5fs peer ieeHnodser SranS
Obeiei5 bie aobbabsr ore aranfbeitsn, innerri5
nno duBerlt9, %furtren, 10 itno bod BITE @irfun9en
bet fol9enben 8ranfbeiten, Defenders peun ie 1i9
nod IN %ocntern 5 nltanbe befinben, gang auberoroentz
It'd: Nieber, islblt 9srpenz unS GpPhnsfeber,
perbeT iebr f6nea, gerp6bnli6 NIT Ia 9abern,
turirt Salsz mnb Smmeeni6winSiad)t pir5,
beionbers bel iunaen Geuten u. i'm erlten Stabiunt,
sepobnli3 IIet4t furirt. @aderSndt, Hbens
sbsnio Wusens unb Obrintranf5eitem, io,ois ols
ippbilttiide &runtbeiten in ieoem @rabe. 8ei
duberen Sranfbeiten, 9ratoipunoen, @es
tdltni,rett' Seropbeitt &C; IT oe @irfun9 etne
nm Seben pom Der 8irtnns gu iiberseusen. Mas
9etfrebS uno bic io9enannte S9drns ober
SuferrMbr (eine bis iebt unbeifbare 3ranfbeiD
Duroen sebeilt. get lesterer &runfbett seber Is
9ro5ent oes Suderitoiies init iebem Babe 6ura ben
llrtn ab.
Die 8abes nnb Ginnebmc> gulper rerber mad
iebem 9las TIM aonoe p%erianbt, Ser prsis bes
@aoespulpers 1T 50, Der bes Ginnebme : 9nlpers
81. Man IaIe ii9 cine 8roidire iber bic aobtur
IN easIti9er ober beuti3er Spra6e ididen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Ctr. (Box 1892
Rem Dort.
, 1875-04-07

Cine in Sarlem, N,.Y., mo1ncnoe
Srldnoerin, TomensSnupcr, wplte bic
Ter Sage ibr frontes &ino 81 Den Prie=
itern oes Glolters in gSeit 9pbofen brin=
gen, I'M cine Wnnoerfur gu bewlrfen.
0as &irb ltarb i'm @iienbabnwagen uno
i6meren Str5ens trat Die Weutter nit
Dem toOten 2ieblins Den Seimpeg oil.
ibr tbDri6ter @laube an Wunoer
unb 3ei9sn BON Oben erIbiittert prr.
Np Q
, 1875-04-07
Oattelnl Iatteln!!

Sn Solac Der biliaen Yreiie. weldlc
ourd Die pcri6ieoenen 6auiiemeuts Der
Sbfuerfdufer entitanoen, mar ld) in Den
2 tono seieet, cine aro6e Nuuntitdt Der
beiten, neuen, iA6nen Ootteln gu lebr
biliaen Y%reiien gu f~auicn uno b'ete iie
meincn &unocn gu iolaeuoen nieorioen
Yreiien an: l @fO. fir 10 Gts. 3 Efo.
fir rs @ts. 121 Ffo. fit 81. Wleoer
uerfduier erbaltcn einen0fabatt. Da Die an>
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, one yea, separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, separately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up Of club).
Eight Dollars.
twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the getter up of club,
Fifteen Dollars
FIFTY copies. one year, to one address (apd the
Seml-Weekly one year to getter up O fclub),
Thirty-three Dollars.
FIFTY copies, one year. separately addressed land
the Semi weekly one year to getter up of club,
Th1rty-five Dollars.
One hundred comics, one year, to one address
club, Eiffv Aoslors
one hundred COPIES, one year, separately adj
dressed (and the Daily for one year to the getter
upoieioo)' Sixty Dollars.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY sun.
Five copies. one year. separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
len copies, one year, separately addressed (and
al extra copy to getter up of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
n Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on New
torh, whenever convenient. If not, then register
MI is"sss containing money. Address
l. W.. ENGLAND, Publisher.
sun office. New York City
, 1875-04-07
Maenten ~Der1anaf.
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 7aa. Naw Yorf.

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wenben pter ait bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
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