davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29

A meeting of the Joint Committee or
the new Music Hall was held at the
Board of'Trade Rooms this morning te
take action ON raising the remaining
$l25, 900 for the Music Hall Fund, and tG
consider how to apply the whole in the
most judicious manner. The Joint Com
mittee consists Of the following: Park
Board Committee-Wm. Stoms, John
Schiff and Geo. Crawford. Exposition
Board Committee-John j. Henderson,
Benjamin EggIeston, Thomas Gilpin and
James ID. Lane. Chamber of Commerce
Committee-John L. Stettinius, A. H.
of Trade Committee-John j. Hender-
son, T. P. Lane and Josiah Kirby. Ohio
Mechanics Institute Cemmittee-Hugh
McCollum, James Dale and VIM. Mum
son. Music Festival Association Com.
mittee-John Shillito, Alfred Gather
and Geo. W. Jones. '~
OF these the following gentlemen were
present: Messrs. A. II. Bugher, A. Gal.
ther, John Shillito, j. j. Henderson, j.
Kirby, w. Means, W. 8. Munson, A. H.
Stettinius and G. w. Jones. The meet
ing was called to order by electing Mr..
W. s. MunsOn as chairman. Mr.. j. II.
Blackburn, OF the Board of Trade Rooms,
acted as Secretary. Mr.. Shillito was
elected treasurer OF the Joint Commit
tee. ..,
On motion, committee Of three, con-
sisting Of Messrs.. ShillIto, Gather and
Means, were appointed to confer with
the committee appointed by Council In
reference to procuring the property
where the Exposition now stands, free
from taxation and at nominal lease,
Mr.. Jones announced that Messrs.
Rutus King and T. D. Lincoln had kindly
rendered their legal services. Accepted.
On motion, the present form Of The
subscription list was adopted. The sub.
scription books were than given out and
the work will be commenced at once.
The subscriptions, however, are not to
be collected until next year.
A motion that the Committee meet
again next Tuesday at IL A. NJ, was
then carried, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
POLICE C0URT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Lizzie Rodgers, John
Ziemer, VIM. 8. Fields, Chas. Motsinger, Ed
Loyce, Rich. Ryan, Jas. murphy. each dis.
missed; Jennie Rowland, s.. KellarU Fred.
Colbert, each IS and costs: Martin Bitnef, Mary
A. Richardson, Rosa MoCabe, each 81 and
cesus; Jn0 B. Gibher, Jos. Brown, each con-
tlnued to June 1st; Mary Miller, 80 days and
SIS. .Ag,s ~ - s
Assault and Battcry-T. G. Campbell, con-
tinued to June 18th: VIM. Gibson, Pat. Curley
John g.. Maule, each dismissed; Henry
Thompson, IS and costs; Mary Shoenlant. W m.
Early, each 81 and costs; Dan Riley, IS and
costs; John Bedstead, continued to June 1st;
VIM barley, CONT xled to June 4th.
Miscellaneous - Nzzie Snyder. harboring
lewd women, continued to june 9th; Matte
Wait Jude Rowland, Alice Hoover, vags.,
same; Mary Brown, grand larceny, bound
over; VIM. HARRISON, gaming devices, contin-
ued to 1st Of June; G. w. Mccoy, ferying
without llcense.. continued to June I'd; j. S.
Davis, same, dismissed; John Boden, Patrick
Fallon, Patrick Jennings. Patrick Devanney,
permitting wagons on street, each dismissed;
John Steer, petit larceny, dismissed; William
HeaIy, same, twenty days; Theo. Doripg, Geo.
Warner, same, eacn continued to 1st June;
John q. CosTan, embezzlement, continued to
4tn june; Lorentz Hettinger, cruelty, Us and
costs; John, Weldman, lettering and resisting
officer, continued to 1st June; John Thiel, vag.,
same; VIM. Allison, vag., ten days; Joseph
Reeder, lettering. continued to LIST June: Lewis
Bach. john, Henry, J. q. 4. Hopper, violating
railroad ordinance, each dismlssed
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
Decoration Notes,

FIT. WAYNE, May 29.-Decoration day
is being generally observed here.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Decoration
day is being generally observed. All
business is suspended.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The day is being
observed by the entire community. Tue
Board OF Trade and all banks have sus-
pended business.
MEMPHIS, May 29.-Preparations for
fhe decoration on Monday are complete.
General Forrest accepts the invitation.
no he present at the National Cemetery
and take part in the ceremonies.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
Covia0fon.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report: W. J..
Latin and Sarah Flora, Samuel e. Laird
and Annie Il. stockton, VIM. Keen and
Emma Soden, o. ID. Skiff and Elizabeth
Metz, John Hermann Meyer ana Will
helmlna Lienesch, Antony Willer and
Anna Ii. Igo.
About two O'Clock this morning the
officer at the Station house heard some
one coming in. He soon discovered that
it was some man accompanied by Wo-
man. He opened the door and found
that 1t was only reporter, who had
picked her up and wished to place oppo-
site her name the charge OF disorderly
conduct, which he did. Mayor Athey,
however, dismissed the case. Said re-
porter did not appear. .
The strawberry festival, which was
duly announced. took place at the First
Presbyterian Church on Fourth street
last night. The room and corridors were
tasteiully decorated with wreaths OF ey-
ergreens and flowers, the tables were
filled with the choicest fruits and delica.
cies of the season, and were presided
over by the handsomest ladies OF the
city.
In the Mayors Court this morning
John Flarety, for a drunk, was fined vi
and cost. Harry Rose, a juvenile Afri.
can, for stealing lemonade stand near
the Northern Bank, was sent home with
note telling his mother to take him IN
and thrash him.
George W. Hill, of Pike street, has
now on hand over $4,000 pounds of wool
an unusually large amount.
James IL. Ebert has just returned to
the city from an extensive Eastern trip.
The Stars will probably go to Louis
vile next week to play the Eagles and
Olympics of that city. This afternoon
they play in Willow Run.
VIM. @. Connolly gave $1,000 bonds
yesterday to appear in the United States
Court on the charge OF selling liquor
| without license.
Rev. W. Tappert, of st. Johns Chuerh,
celebrated his "namen's-tag" yesterday
j. G. Francis, Esq, has been appoint
ed Constable in the Second District.
Keokuks %, Ludlows 5, yesterday.
Newport.
And still the signs annoy pedestrian:
on York street.
A member of the Campbell county bar
will probably go to Ethiopia, as Ethiopis
| is making 1t too hot tor him here.
Frank G. Devitt,sa "a member OF the bar
racks band, died of consumption this
morning. He will be buried tomorrow
afternoon with military honors.
At meeting of the Water-works
Trustees, claims to the amount of $547 81
| were allowed. The Superintendent was
| instructed to advertise for bids for fill
ing, digging and repairing water
trenches. The reportof Secretary Haw.
| thorne was read and approved.
Martin Fromhold, formerly of this
city, was burned to death at Cullman
Alabama, by falling into fire tor burn
Ing brush, during one of his epileptit
| fits, to which he was at times subject.
Mr.. George Klein, Esq, has left fol
Europe.
Barracks News.-Len Harris, the de-
serter, has been taken to the guard
house. Col. e. q. Mason and Adjutan
Morris attended the decoration at Spring
Grove to-day with a detachment OF 16t
troops. The colored troops in the mean
while will have sole charge of the bar
racks. Five white and seven coloreC
recruits accepted yesterday. ...
Race at the Driving Park next Satur
day.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
The Vicums of the Church Disaster

NEW IOkh, May 20. - "A aOlyOke
special says the latest estimate regard
ing the church disaster gives seventy
one fatally burned, twenty-five other
wise burned, and twenty-seven wound-
Jed, making total Of one hundred and
kwenty. Fifty-hve Of the dead are fe-
males, and sixteen are males. Eight
persons, all females, are missing. 1t is
disputed whether both front doors of the
church were open and available for
escape at the time of the fire. 1t is ex-
pected the bodies will be taken out of
the ruins and public funeral of the vic
Iims be neld to-day.
Some pitiful scenes were witnessed
yesterday as the bodies were visited by
friends Tor the purpose of recognition.
Paul Jeter was frightfully burned; his
left arm was mere stump, his face and
neck almost charred. He was held up
by the officers, and his grief was painful
as he recognized in blackened corpse
before him the body of his wife. An old
woman of go found the body of her aged
husband, her only support.
q. Among the dead IN the schoOl-house is
pne woman, who. though quite dead, still
retains her grasp on q fan, with which she
had endeavored to check the flames when
they first started. The inquest has been
adjourned until Monday.
Another special says persons in the
church were so tightly wedged in by be-
Ing crowded together and by the pres
sure OF the beams that the tiremen had
to pull hard to get them out, while the
Games were licking around them. One
mans hand came off at the wrist, an
other lost a leg, another foot, the limbs
having been SO badly burned that they
were unable to bear any strain.
+. THE Cincinnati Wine Growers Asso-
citation held it's regular monthly meeting
in their new hall, Room No. 8 of the Mo
zart Hall building, this afternoon, with
President J. s. Sheppard in the
char. The association previously
met in Horticultural Hall, in Bacon's
building. Mr.. N. G. McLane acted as
Secretary. Messrs. N. w. Perkins, Or
Batavia, o.; o. E. Martin, of Branch
Hill, and John Burns, of Newport, KY,
Mere admitted. as members. Several
sWines were tested, among which Ives
Seeding of 1874, rated at a percentage of
90, q high rate. Golden Eagle, from M .
Werk 6 Co., 98. Dry Golden Eagle, from
~. Werk \ Co., called dry on account OF
sts non-sweetness, 100, and Lamartine
Eoreign Champagne, from 8. Dusafe, 98.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
Ihe last Saturday In June.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
STEAMBOATS,.
FINANCIAL.

Gold in New York to -day, Il6H.
Eastern Exchange continues nlm, with act
i've demand and scarce. No change in "a Us.
Buying at par to I-20 premium, ana selling at
LILO premium.
Sterling Is In fair demand aud steady. 1t Is
worth Az sight aud 4S7 sixty -day bills, gold.
Money is In moderate demand to-day at the
usual rates. Tnere is good supply IN the
open market at per cent on acceptable pa
per.
Local securities are quiet and steady. SOUTH
ern railroad 7.3J bonds are worth l04, with
interest.
| Government securities are steady, with lit
tie or NO change. Tne :3O New York quota
tions are as follows, on which a margin Of u
| buying and selling is required by local deal
ars.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
DECORATION OAR.
It's Ubservance Tn Ctncihnatt and at

EYTlND dTOUUs
The day which the Nation has set
apart for paying tribute to the memory
of its honored dead, dawned cloudy and
threatening this morning, and it was the
impression that the ceremonies would
be intertered with by rain. However, at
about eight O'Clock, the SUN broke
through the dark bank OF clouds and
gave forth its cheerful light in reassur-
ing manner. The rain Of last night was
the heated atmosphere, and altogether
the day is one propitious tor the oc-
casion.
At an early hour those having the ar
rangement oil matters in hand were astir.
The ex-eontederate officers and soldiers
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29

CLEVELAND, May s9.-Wheat dull: No. 1 red,
81 ~; No. 9 do 81 22. Corn dull and lower:
state, csc; No. . do, 64c; white, 6sc. Petro-
leum steady: 8. W. Ito test, l0xc; $50 test,
State, ike, car lots; small way, l(Gac higher.
PITTsBURG, May e9.-wheat: demand light
and prices unchanged. Ear corn lower at 82dD
SIC on track shelled, s0GSsc,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29

THE beautiful residence property
known as Carpenters Subdivision, wy
oming, will be sold at auction next Tues
day afternoon, upon times of one-fifth
cash, balance in one, two, three and four
Meyers & Co., No. 81 West Third street,
for Tree tickets over the G., II. & d. rail-
road TO attend the sale,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29

HOGS-Market qniet and unchanged COM
mon are worth IS 25td6 30; fair to mediu.n
So 25017 Is; and good to choice ~ 25(97 7S per
Genital.
BEEF CATTLE-Market dull and sales not
sufficient to warrant quotations. .....+
SHEEP-Market quiet at previous prices.
Fair to good are worth S4QO5 25 per GENITAL.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. May 22-2 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock Tor the past "a hours:
, 1875-08-14
&Datt's 2ebenS'8 alfam.
Gin meDi.iniShes Wumbcr.

Rbeumatismus, Neuralsia, @i6t in iprent fAltmraren
stadium, SerpfeIn. 8bniss.Trautbett. @rpfpelas, ate
Ssiawisss uae bic iaIimmasa 5aas pom yiuitraatsst'
ten, erpee S@pdde, Geber. une Mterenleteen, Ntag.
purrn &c. &c. wirb aufs Befinmtefe burb bieien 3Snig
aaer &einisunssnittel setetIt. Derfelbs tit sne,suo.
3ransis Sabre pinbur9 pom publtfuua erprobt, vat
Sunoerttaufenee ppa 5dlen sebeilt uno enrirt nets,
psnn nab gpritrift s%snpmmen. ST en ft&eres 4tl.
mitttl BON 5tRtln In allen ~beilbaren 5daen, curirI bic
%faulten altsH @si&ware. ieIbf mo Der 8np&sn l&pH sn-
8efrefen TT.
Spaffs eebens,Sa lfam surtrte Ssrrn s. 9. asn.
map, Sra8ppea i'm part.GbsaterJ su Breotisn. ". D.,
vcm drpntf&en Mbeumatismus, na1hem oerfelbe psue
GrTols. oen ben ppriaslt6ttsn Aertten @ur0pa's aub
NmeritaS bebanbelt wpreen mar.
Spatt'e eebens.a3olfam eurtrte 5errn q. o.
Spls. Dodmafer No. III Maption Ctr, DON etnem
eeiatrli6en @ef&plr, naGbem er iets Dtpnaw TIN
SrOapwas Soipttal mar anb bort ais ~unbeilbar sriIdri
purpe.
Spatt's 2ebens-Balfam bstlts Serru Jaepb Wctb,
Sfict so. 242 @reenwi6 Ctr, RON einem ~ferpfasbfen
@el&rplre, wObet bic 5aulntB f&pn bts auf ben 8np&en
s~sibetensr 5eiluns teine Wtsperbrlaus Der Rrantssti
erfatren.
Spatts 'eebens.B aliam eurirtv 5srrn Wiuiana
springer, No. 1883 1roOme Ctr. p%putanbte BON sat'
zen @sf bes 1ranten loon perptrrt bate. Der De.
aannte iOnnts a,6t feline Sanb gum 8Opfe erbsben xnp
Uar patrens orsisr wtOaate ems SsIt %asfefslt.
oct Mpptbefern i'm MaGemetnsn, ja 81 per Slaf1e. Ssts
tlaf6sn S..
psatt's bsrubmts S%etImttts1 ftnh
Spatt's uufetlbarer Qebens. Balfam su 100.
Spatt's IA b.. brppsIt ifartsr asbens- BALKAN. su
81 rs. - Spatts Yulmpnie BALKAN. pDsr Der Saw,nb.
Iu6tisen %Nrsnnp, sa $t.W. Spatt's SmiB Stai-
nsnt, %autsblbar tIr 9siosn unb samsrssn isesr art,
appfwsb. SnHusnta. GatarrP, su 25 @ts.
gDenn Ubise arittsl ni6t in surer @pUteets cber an gu
rem Ylase su baten fnp, 70 penbs man I'D etrett an pas
Central DspSi, 246 SranSar.. y. 3: u.
llebsraa bin per @rpres ssrf1idt bsim ha'ten
Dusenb. 13n2Uian
, 1875-08-14

@eoantenlofsteit seideben. Gel gang
rubis un6 iese Did!"
DO aber frafte elm 8OlIeriduB uni
rolIte pie Donner an ben Bergen bin,
unb nit idarfem &naG folste nun Sitd'
ieniduB auf 8tdieniduB, oaB ooS @Ac
gar nidt mebr our 9tube fam. Das
6sfidieben, oeHen GrOffnuns bes lhled<
ten @etters tpesen peridOben moroer
mar, bate besonnen.
alfra fubr beiorst auf. Bie ipar bod
Die !3eit oer9ansen!
sd fam nit bleiben, i'd muB fort J.
iaate fie, Die SCRIBE oufnebmeno uno
lprans, obne GOrbert Elm @ort tpsiter gu
sOnnen, ben Walopfao binab. Ser
@rOG a6er sesen i'm bielt nidt nad.
Nod ebe fie baS gdrenwirtbsbaus ers
reidt bate, mar ie 5u oer @ntideiouns
sefommen, er ici bod ein gutter Menia.
Limb er fam nidtS Sdlimmes auf
Dem @ewifen baben," idloB iie losiia
iueiter. y8ieaeidt = mas INNER er 9es
than bat - iit's audi nur in Der @eoanz
fenloiisteit seideben."
, 1875-08-14
Gbriitppb bon edmi6's Sugen6,
SibliDthef.


@sbunben In Pappbedel . Is Gents. Uiit
WfuSlin,Tfiiden a 20 Gents. @ana
Dfuslin % Gents.
Seinrt1 BON @fdenfe!s, pe r iur GrssnntniB
Der 9Seibnadtsabenb. Cine GradbIuns lum Weib.
na1ts9eident fir &inoer.
Ser @ofenftpd. Cine intere1ante Gr3dblune.
Der Ranarienppset.-Gas SobanniSedferben.
3ipei Gr3dblungen.
Die Sferefer.
Die Sopfenb .itben. Cine veesebenbeit aus BEN
Geben zines arinen Dorf.S duIebrers.
Das . tnm.enf6sbdpem n. Cine Graabluns benz Bill
benbeit Utter ~9epiomst.
@ofa DON 2annembnrs. Cine Gei&i&te bes Utter.
tbums.
0enoiepa. Cine bet i&Snftsn unb rHbreuba.n fpe.
tdidtsn bes Mltertbums.
pie Nadbtisan. Cine intsreTants Oeihipte.
Npbert,. Der 1atfenfnabes obsr: Das Inbentsn
an Die Wtutttr.
2ubwis, Der W~vspanhereE.
@ieben @rjdbiMnsen.
Sanneton unc Mmalts.
Emma DON S~insemasim. sssr: Colt ma&s gu.s
BilbeIm Eel. Gin siaiatH&es cemdSs.
Das per prene &inb.
Sas 9dubden Das gsaubfbIoA.
Der quite Brieern mnb Der bSie Distrt@.
Die Srafn Sulta. oosr: 2inSli&s 2isbs, 1reu.
gOttfrteb, Der iunss GinfeSIer.
Der 0briftbaum.
Die fleine 3aufenfptelerin.
Dat 2dmmdben.
8ernonSo. asbenssei&i&te einss iunssn Grafsn aus
s~upisrmansen pns @elsaaae. aas eOsel.
Warsaretba Sllmden. Die 9Balhtapene. OaS
bette Grbtbeil.
Die gsuersbrnna. waHsrautb ain sRbetn.
Der Diamaatrins. Das @arienbite.
, 1875-08-14

gom munoerpoGen Worsen tparb audi
Die 8arontn ms 6reie selodt. SIR
Setter bate fid, elmer @inlabuna oes
8drenuirtbs folseub, uno idon gang int
@efible Der bier sufiinftis ein3unebmen>
Den Steluns, als 3tpar nidt mebr Die
@eridtsbarfeit fiibrenoer, aber tmmerbin
nod einfuBreiaer @utsberr, auf's leatz
ielisite CUR @r0ffnuns oes 6efldtebens
einsefunoen, nobel er ben bon ieiner
Gouiine seipenoeten Breis iiberbradte /;
ote Stiftsoame mar feline 6reunbin BON
Griibaufiteben uno bon Morsenipa;ierz
sdnsen ; Die 6ouleaur ibres Sdlaf3imz
merS mar nod oistret nieoerselafien, unb
@lotiloe befanb iid oenauad allein.
Wie iie es liebte, mar iie Suerit nad)
Der gaoebitte am Gee se9ansen, mo
audi Die &dbne, sesen oas Wetter sss
iaist, ansetettet lasen. Gle bate fid
in ben fiblen Slitben erquidt uno mans
bette ieet, eben ba Die erlten Sdufle
bonn 5etplaee beriiberidolen, lansiam
auf benz &iestpese oes Barfes bin, nad
Dem ounflen TanneusebOls, in oaS er iid
aQmdlis anitei9eno perlor.
Das leidte, meiBe @emano umpallte
in anmutbiser @infadbeit ibre idlanfe
@eitalt, uno melt iiber ben 8uden flob
in btdten @enen baS na6 benz 8aoe
entfeiielt sebliebene id0ne Saar. 90
sins iie iadte oabin - useraoe mte Elm
@nsel, BET aus benz Nltarbiloe berabses
itiesen," iaste iid Sans, Der, ben Wes
barfeno, ite auf iid %3ufommen iab.
<Tortiebung tolat.)
, 1875-08-14
Msenten Uerlanst!
asst Adrift! Cast Adrift!i

,,Thrse Years in q M~an-Trap'' unb Ten Night,
in q Bar'Room,". Won =. G. Wrtbur. Oss leW
aae sSDB!s Su@ sisfss %esfeitrten e&rtftfsnA.s aIan
sene tuahrtrt, elegant e~sbnnbeu, nirb ~ aauisnbsn ss
5sstnnesn bes aanees auf baS @anaisas bsurtbeiIt
Siae @si&tttt BON Dtrbrt6sn unb Bsltibisuaseai q
unllsrsT White, ptlpt gu pc ruttafea 5trjsn jprsess
Der Wosalitdt bswtritn ale esitSe. aetntsa, psl4,
,,Man-Trap" strtauften, mullen uaiaethens NOD mi
NAL 10 eisl @rsnpIart bteifs 4u&es p~srfaufsn.
Portrait tn Stablat& Nirb sinsm ie6ea 6aSkribsntea
gberrtt@t. Sef&retbsnes etreilars unb lplAe NIT btn
Septnganaea psrbsn fret auf Nnfrast seffsnbst BOA
:: q Stoneart u. &c.. patIifbers, 7sS Saufsm
efrass, Ysla., %. fTuai4ap;
, 1875-08-14
S~@arlabfieber, Spptberta,
Mnuher .6n1S.

Das erfbredenoe ~1lmi6sreifen bieler &rautbeiten
ma6t ben Gebrau9 zines Wfittels n6tbis, melbes ibre
gerbreituns unb 3Dbtlibfeit oerbinoert. BrOmO-
ChIOraIum, lpenn man einen Sbeil nit flnfjebn
oes Wtunbss ooer 6urseln benubt, Hubert Die Abion.
oerun9en. maht ben Mtbem fpoblriedeno, nirtt als
cine Mr5enei sesen 6dulniB uno oerbinoert Die Ins
iteduns bur6 e~ontaeioie Nusi1ipibunsem ODER per'
siftete 9uft. Sir raube, ooer ert5inoeten 6als lpenoe
man oas Otittel iofort beim @ri6einen oes uebels an.
IS lonte bduf8 in ggobnbduiern. &ranten3irnnlern
unb am &Drper gebrau9t peroen, rm oie.9teinlihtelt
au bef6roern. Man belorse i6 elm pampblet.
Tilden a. Co., Gbemifer,
4g8!soe3 176 9Biliam Str, Nelu Yorf.
3u perfaufen bel alien Dru9giiten uno 6auoleru.
, 1875-08-14
Gin bemerfenSnertbe8 Sud-"
4rtbnr's lettes unb sr6btes.
0efabr!!!

ODER: Terpuaoetl III benz Saus zines Greunbes.
Oieies ppneneetfe @erf oieIes Dtteranen Der
Inlerltantlben Hlteratur bat ais 8prpurf einen De.
e%en1tano, ipelber oas Iociale 2eben unieres gelatnmten
itber llebeL tuelbes es blositeat. QluAerprbentitcb
ipannene nnc aufresemb, pirb es bon Maen nit
Se9l:roe 8elelen iperben. SIuffrirt une fbbn se'
mile bes Sanoes einjufibreit uilo ~offeriren nod ME
casetpeiene Sortbeife alien ndnnii1sn unb peibli.
feu Observation-Disclosures. gBir perlangen liberal
@aenten uno ididet gratis auf Derlansen Beoineur.
GET uno beIdreibenbe @ireulare. 9. M. @tpnhar.
II. Co., 1893 Gbeltnut Str, pbila. 4gB2mas
, 1875-08-14
7 5aufsnb TN Druid na& srfsm Nsnat
MutfauenDer OrfpIa.

Gtn 9aent psrbient sta In pttr Saasn unb Gin NnAs.
rsr $45S In . GaseH Anr& ben 0srtdaf ssn
Ocean'S StprD . sin oabrsr edsas eSa
sN~ ~F3 @rfrifcbuneen, &pts
antsr otr SEE; Gau1sn, S&nmmen, Ratt bsp,fDsu &c
mt $50 p~lrsnesn Abbileunasa. pltie Su6erA ata sas
eettsl F~
, 1875-08-14
300 Yiallos nn0 Oraeln,

neu nne aus j~tueiter Sant, oon Tabrifantcn ers
tter SLATE, iperoen gu nieori9eren preilel iiirG alb ooer
Mbiblasss3ablungen ooer fir Mietbe in StaSt uno
Sano, 3dbreno bieier barten 3eiteu ano Der 6eiertase
our3 sSprace gSaters II. Con, 4s1 8roacpap,
ipurben. Maentsn ~oerlanet UNI ISater'S neue Sca[e
pianos une Spncert'C rseln ju p~ertauien. SIIus
lmtrtrte @htalose per Noit %oerianot. CUTE 9sbinsuneen
tir oeiI 6anoel. Gin GROCER Disconto fir 2ebrer,
DeiitIihe, @irden, 9osei. GhuIen &C. 4W2bno.
, 1875-08-14
&eimea faltem 8ramb!
&eine manlfperre mebr T.!
WiQiam &ramer's 6eiIbHafer.

patentirt am 10. W4ni 1870.
Die Wtrfune btefes pfafers to beuunberinaswartia,
20 ertatrt itin YFafer, pelhss biets ibsrtrift.
Dur1 iabrelansss GrprDbsn fam Id biefss YFGhsr
ais elm Observation-Disclosures empfetItn.
danilienpdter, 8abrtfbsFser, fopie ale Nrbeiter ipntsn
IS tets TN Samfe unb In Der eDertfdtte perrdttts taIten.
pie qDtrtune 1T cine nberraf&snbe; mon brau&t weber
dr3tltHe 5l!fe tu r%eauirtrsn, nod bat man, bet ~fpfpsneer
Anwsaeun8, etnen Uerluf an @rb.ttsjstt ~ befdrNIsa.
middleton alien @eiebplre. Bon gam b~sfsastret
@trfans H. ss bet 1dbuRs, Sieb 9tieb., @danttt.,
0if. unb 0~netfdbwuneen; b &Iimraen HrnNen.
far& roffise Rdsel sibt es isin bsfsres W9ttttl.
We! pibnerausen fttut IS nt&t nur ben S@mert jes
TART teneern beietfiet ~bteftlben bel etntm @ebrau@s RON
= :. 10 3dstn edn3Itt. 80.
0 ~ apt. 2tsot: albert 9. 9uns's asutbsi.. DO. ii
osrsts PER Dor rtbt @ssrau6sanwstfune so Eents.
p-sbattn tn aatsWpotteten, iswie an Der G~tsarrsn.
william O rten. 3SDS2nA: