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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10
THE HONORED DEAD.
Final Funeral Ceremonies Over the
Remains of Ithe Late Vice-Prestdent


Final Funeral Ceremonies Over the
Remains of the Late Vice-Prestdent
wilson,
The closing funeral rites took place at
Natick on the 1st, and Notwithstanding
the severe cold weather there was large
attendance.
At the conclusion of the private service
at his late residence, whittier the body had
been removed the previous day, the re-
mains were taken to the Town Hall, where
the final ceremonies were to take place. A
special tram had arrived from Boston,
bearing the Governor and a portion
of his staff and several members of the
Executive Council, committee of the
Boston city government, the Hon.
Marshall Wilder, Congressman Henry
Pierce, and officers of the Fifth Maryland
Regiment and of the Independent Corps
of Cadets; also the Boston Fusileers, who
volunteered as the escort for the day.
The Rev. Francis NJ. Peloubet, Mr..
Wilson'S pastor, opened the services at
the hall by reading the hymn "God is
Our Strength" }" beginning with the words,
" Man in his weakness needs a stronger
stay than his fellow-men, the hOliest and
the best" which was sung by the Alpine
Quartet, of Boston.
Following this was an invocation by
the Rev. A. Z. Reynolds, and Scripture
reading by the Rev. J. S. Wheedon, to
which the response "Abide with me"
was sung by the quartet.
The address was delivered by Rev. Ed
mund DOuse, of Sherburne, who mainly
touched on his intimate personal friend.
ship with the deceased, and the great
qualities of the latter as displayed in the
midst of the people who had known and
were intimate with him from his youth.
The quartet then chanted a poem writ
ten for the occasion.
An address by the Rev. f. NJ. Peloubet
followed, consisting of personal remi-
niscences of Mr.. Wilson. The hymn,
Nearer, my God, to Thee" which was
an especial favorite with Mr.. Wilson, and
in singing which the entire audience
joined, was given with great effect.
The procession then formed in line of
march, embracing nearly every street in
the town. 1t was not until four O'Clock
that the hearse bearing the remains
reached the grave in Dell Park Cemetery.
The casket was transferred from the hearse
and conveyed to the side of the open grave
ready to receive it. The Grand Army
post formed square about the grave
while the military escort were drawn up in
line in the driveway. The mourners and
invited guests having assembled in
body, the band meanwhile playing a
solemn dirge, the casket was gently low.
cred to its final restng-place. Mr. Peloubet
pronounced the benediction, the relatives
and friends took a last look, dropped q
few flowers upon the casket-lid, and the
last rites attending the demise of Henry
Wilson, Vice President of the United
States, were. at an end.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10
THE MARKETS.
DECEMBER {, 1875.

DECEMBER Z, 1870.
NEW YORK.
LIVE SrooK.-Beef Cattle-$10. .O01l3.25. Hogs
Live, S7.6Od7.75, Sheep-Liye $I,50d6,62h.
BREADsTUFFs. s.-Flour-Good 10 choice, $3.50
500; white wheat extra, S6.40ds.OO Wheat
No. 2 Chicago, Si.2i0i.25; No. Northwest
ern, S1.24@i.25; Nc. 3 Milwaukee spring, Sl.27
l.ss. Rye-Western and State, s7@95c, Bar
ley-$l .O5@l,ls. Corn-Mixed Western, 721s0
7bc. oats-Mixed Western, 4s045c.
Provisions. .-Pork-Mess, $22. @2s.40 Lard
Prime Steam CNew), lsk@i2Xc. Cheese-6G
l2He.
WooL.-Domestio Fleece, 4sDs5c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE sTooK.-Besves-Ch Choice, S5.5006l 10;
good, S4.5O0b,25; medium, S4.0)14.5O; butch.
srs stock, Ss7S0A0o; stock cattle, $1,000
s75. Hogs-Live, S6,90g7,bO, Sheep Good to
choice, S4O0a4.50.
PRovIsIoNs.-B -Butter-Choiee, 25432c. Eggs
Fresh. e46D25c. Pork--Mess, SIS. .eOGDl9. 90
Lard-S12. .lO@l2l5.
BREADsrUFFs. --Flour-White Winter Extra,
S5.25D7.25; spring extra, s4.2b05.5O. Wheat
Spring, No. 9, @%Q9TAc. Corn-No, 2,
46A 0b46nc. oats-No. 2, 29X@2oAc. Rye-No. 2,
67nQ6sc Barley-No. 2, si1i 0s5c.
LUMBER.-First and Second Clear, $4,000
s2.0Oi Commop Boards, Sll00Gl2,OOi Fencing,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10
Commissioner Smiths Report

Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Smith. in HE
annual report. Gays that the reports Of the Indian
Superintendents and Agents convey unmistakable
evidence OF year OF advance in the civilization Of
the Indians. Their testimony is almost uniform
to the fact that the civilization OF the Indians is
not only entirely practicable, but fairly under way
Forty-two thousand six hundred and thirty eight
Indians are self-suppOTtiug. Their corn crop last
year vas 2,4040o0 bushels; potatoes and other
vegetables, 421 900 bushels; helds under cultiva-
ton 323 coo actesn larger by 1000 acres than
ever before reported and nearly 2000O0 acres m ore
than In 1871. Nearly 1000 more Indian families
are now living in houses than Ave years ago. The
Commissioner expresses the opinion that a general
Indian war will never occur the United States. III
reference to the Black Hills country the Commits
siOneT recommends that legislation be now sought
from Congress offering fair aud full equivalent
for the country lying between the North and South
Forks Of the Cheyenne River in Dakota. The true
wards Of the Government for the Black Hills will
be found by estimating what 60J square miles Of
gold-lelds are worth to us, and what 800 square
miles Of timber, agricultural and grazing lands are
worth to them. The Commissioner says the need
Of the Indian Territory is a government Of the
simplest form possible, and suggests that gov
eminent similar to that provided for the Territory
OF the United States northwest Of the River Ohio,
preliminary to the organization Of General As
sembly would be best adapted for that Territory
at present. lie recommends that the matter
be again brought before Congress. The Commits
sioner opposes the transfer Of the Indian Bureau
to the War Department, but recommends
that the purchasing, inspecting and trans,
porting Of goods and supplies required
to subsist the Indians be done by that de-
partment. The Commissioner speaks in the
highest terms Of the aid afforded by the different
religions bodies Of the country. and earnestly
hopes that Congress will remove the difficulties
which have heretofore been experienced in procur-
ing the enactment Of laws and necessary oppro-
priatiOns for the trimming and education OF the In
dians. None but the very best men, he says,
should be appointed as Agents, and he expresses a
hope that the Government will still be inclined
TO call upon the religious bodies Of the country to
name the men. 1t is not expected that deficiency
The cost Of maintaining all the Indians
except the wilder tribes will steadily de-
crease from this time until they cease to be
n burden to the Government. 1t is not improba-
Bile. however, that such additional expenditure
will be required in bringing the wilder tribes into
the beginning Of civilization will make the to-
tails Of the appropriations for three four years
come equal 10 those Of the last three years and
perhaps greater.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

frightened maniac he bowed up his back,
flung his tail TO the breeze, elevated him
self about fifteen feet in the air, and, with
all four feet in a bunch, lit on the pit of
Broggs' 3" bread-basket." Then, with a
his feet with a scrapinr. lacerating sound
and was off like flash, not omitting,
however, to give the experimenter part.
ing kick in the small Of his back as he de-
parted. The price of the mule did. not
near pay the doctors bill, and Broggssis
now calculating how many POst-holes he
will have to mortise before he will get
even on his experimentation (Cdi.)
H1H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

The Cumberland Presbyterian " Pa
cifc Synod" has agreed upon basis of
union with the Presbyterian Synod OF
the Pacific" under the name of the Pres
byterian Church Of the United States,
The basis prescribes that the doctrine OF
the united synod shall be in conformity
with the confession of faith of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, and the
government shall be that of the Presby-
terian Church,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

In Baker street car yesterday some
men were talking about the nerve OF
William Tell in shooting an apple of his
sons head. To vex an old lady who
was listening one of the men said; THAT
was Mr.. Tell; but what did his wife
herg' "I'n bet hundred dollarsm
called the old lady in an excited voice
"I'll bet a hundred dollars that she sat up
half the night before patching that boys
trousers so he'd look decent TO go outs
Detroit Free Press,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

A RECENT Paris dispatch announces the
departure of United States Minister Wash
burne for Turkey, on three.months'
leave of absence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

THERE is a Mount Kearsarge and
Kiarsarge in New Hampshire, in Warner
and North Conway, respectively. The
widow of the late Commodore Wlnslow,
commander of the Kearsarge, which sunk
the privateer Alabama, wishing to erect
monument TO her husband, lately OBJ
tanned, at great expense, an immense
bowlder of granite, weighing four tons,
from the summit of Mount Kearsarge, to
place over his grave. 1t took 100 yoke of
oxen to draw il TO the cars. The people
of North Conway were not willing that
the fame of their own mountain should
be overlooked, and wrote TO the Secretary
Of the Navy. The Secretary referred the
matter to N. G, Ordway, who resides at
Warner, and obtained full proofs which
satisfied him that Mount Kearsarge, near
Warner, was the mountain for which the
steamer was named. SO the North Con-
way people lost their glory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

+. II. RIDDLE has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Fourth
Tennessee District, to succeed the late ].
M. Head.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

THERE are in England and Wales ia
local prisons, OF one to every twenty-five
square miles of territory, equal to one TO
every 100000 people. Some are nearly,
If not quite, empty at times. Through
1874 eight had an average of ten prisoners,
thirty-three others had only fifty, and only
thirteen had upward of 400.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

LIVE STOCK --Beeves-Best, S5 O0a6.5O; me-
dunn, 81 50a5.50. Hogs-Yorkers, s7.OO0721;
Philadelphias, S7.5007.75. sheep-Best, 5000
5.25; medium. f4tOd4 as.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

The Philadelphia navy.yard was recent
ly sold for 81 100000. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is said to be the pur-
chaser,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE trial of the Chicago whisky cases
will begin on the 11th of January next.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

The municipality of Paris has appro-
priated $4,000 toward the fund to send q
delegation of French workmen to the
Philadelphia Exposition.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

CUBA in single year exported beeswax
and honey to the amount Of $65O,0O0.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

TWENTY persons were recently killed
and ten others severely injured by an ex-
plosion of fire-damp in the Powell Duffryn
pit, near Tredgcar, England.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10
EAST LIBERTY.

sia.m@sOO; a. Shingles, saU@sOOi Iath,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

THE condition of the public debt Dec
is reported as follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

JUDGE ADVOCATE GEN Holt, of the
United States Army, has been retired at
his own request, and Assistant Advocate
Gen. VIM. Mckee Dunn has been appointed
to succeed him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

THE Centennial Committee on the Open
ing Ceremonies have selected William NJ
Evarts for the orator, Henry w. Long
fellow for the poet, and a grandson of
Richard H. Lee, Of Virginia, for the
reader of the Declaration of independence
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

SUSAN DENIM, ihe well-known actress,
died few days ago at BlUffton, Ind, of
injuries received from fall while per.
forming short time before on the stage
at indianapolis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

A RECENT New York special says that,
according to the tax records of that city,
VIM. b. Astor's real estate at the time of
his death was worth about $25, ,000, ,000
The value OF the balance of his property,
real and personal, was estimated at about
10000, ,0O0-making total of $45, ,000,- :
900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

AT the greenback mass-meeting held
recently in Indianapolis resolutions were
adopted demanding of Congress the repeal
of the Specie. Resumption act, the perma-
nent retirement of all National Bank
notes and the substitution therefor of full
legal-tender paper money issued directly
by the Government.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

ID. w. MUM, late Supervisor of Inter
nal Revenue for the Illinois District, has
been indicted by the United States Grand
Jury at st. Louis, on charge of COM
plicity with the whisky frauds
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-10

GEN. MYERS, Chief Signal. Officer of
the Army, states in his annual report that
of the number of cautionary signals dis
played during the year 76 per cent. were
aflerward reported as verified. No great
storm prevailed at any of the ports which
was not preannounced Gen. Myers
claims that the property saved during the
year by means Of these signals would
more than pay the entire cost of the serv-
ice since its Inauguration.
, 1875-06-09
Gbriitopb bon sdmi6's Sugenbs
8tbliDtbef.

@ebutben In Yappbedel . Is Gents. D1i1
Wfu8lin.3iifen a 90 Gents. @ana
Otuslin Is Gents.
esfnrid, RON &%idbenfe!s. Dis sr iur Grtsnntnii
Der sseibnad,tsabens. Cine Grsdbluns gun, wsib.
radts9eI6ent fir &inoer.
Ger Rpfenffof. Cine i1tereflante Gr3abluns.
3pei GrJdblun9en.
Die Sopfenb ,itben. Cine ptsebenbeit aus BEN
9ebsn zines armen 9prf. sdulebrers.
Guffad,ius. Cine Geibidte Ser driitliGen gorJeit
Das y nnltnfDebdbea. Cine Gridbluno BEN Bill
benoen Utter eeipiomet.
Wofa Don E~annentwee. Cine 0ei&i4ts bes utter
tbiiits.
0enpfepa. Sine Der f&5nfen unb ribrenbfen Ge.
idiGten bes Nltertbuins.
Die Wadbtisan. Cine intereIante 0eIGi&te.
&obert. Der aSaiisnfnabe. ODER: Sas anbsnfsr
enrmis, Der. Wvstpanseres.
%ieben Gr3dbLMnsen.
Sannetcn une Mmalte.
Die Maiblnmen.
emma BON Ginfenaein. OOr: Cot maat uusi
wilbsIm een. Gin ssiaiatia.s 0sndISs.
0as Der lprene Rinn.
Das 9aubd,en. Das ysaubf1lpA.
Der cute Jrissrn nns Der bSie Dtstrid.
Die Grain Sulia, oSsr: ainSIi&s 2isbe. zrsu'
unb 9obn.
@Ottfries, Der iunse einfeslsr.
Der 0brffbaurn.
Die fleine 3duteniptefertn.
8ernonno. asbsnsssI8i&te zines iunsen crafsn aul
supisrmamien ums @elnaaae. 9as sOsel
Wearsaretba BllmHen. Die 9Batefapele. Dai
Die senersbrani. BaHsrfutb am abein.
Der Niamautrims. Cas @arienbfIe.
, 1875-06-09
Nortiebuns folst.)
DermiThtes.

@dbrenb eine8 Serb6rs, pel-
Dies Or. Smitb nnb Srau Sngbam luegeu
elmer in Quincy, ST., por9enomnienen 4b=
ortton 81 beiteben hatten, muroe Elm Vrief
por9elegt, ,pel4er iebr 9raplrenoe auSiasen
ge9en Die Nngefla9ten entbtelt. Der Doctor
Mnb lein Anipalt ludtem ben Srief an it6 All
reiben NIB tpabreno elmer furSen !3eit berrlbte
etn bnnte8 Snrdeinanber i'm @erihtSfaal,
oenn Der Doctor fdmpfte nit aht Seamten
nm ben Beiib oeS Sriefes. @nolid) mar er
erfol9reih uno iu6te ben Srief oaourd
81 pernibten, oaB er i'm glei6 Sabaf, inn
Wfunbe gu 5~erfanen fid benliibte, faum
ipuroe oteS ipabrgerommen, oils Der Doctor
bon ben 4nipelenoen nl~eoersemorfen NIB 10
frdftt9 9el6iittelt muroe, baB er ben neumo=
bilhen &antabad ipieber BON iih gu 9eben 9ez
5ipnn9en iuar. r.
DaS repubtifanii6s 9aupte
muderneit in Ohio TIT = Sberliu. Sort
unteruabm, fpie Der republitaniide ySeralp"
triumpblreno oerfiinDet, fiirSlib Elm Wtann
Oas @a9ltiid, cine 8lrtbl6aft gu erri@ten,
aber Die Sberltner l6aarten lib nm 6ieielbe
iino = rduderten ben @irtb nidt etwa ans
Der @irtbitaft berauS ober griieu gu Sc
malt, netn, ite lieBen Wtrtbihait unb @irtb
10 LANCE bird Elm Dor letner Sbiire ltebenpeS
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bis Der elbe bic Sube lhleB NIB eS lpieoer
auf9ab, in Sberlin cine gSirtblhaft al bal=
ten, oenn bel Der iortWdbreuoeu Seobahtuns
fam iblu fein Wteui1 ms Saus. Ser sSes
ralo" meint, bis gu lOldem @raoe miiiie Die
0fientli1e Dteiuuus in Setreii Der 3emperen;
erSo9en peroen, baum bebiirfe es feiuer Sc
ieee mebr. Aber - iragt Der n@d6ter am
@rle" - wiro barum in Oberlm ultt in gar
malhem 6eler uno tn gar manhem Nanb-
lhrante baS gSbiStepfaB ooer meulglieus Der
WbiSteptrug liH porfhlpen? Stbr tb0rl4ten
9eute, bic ibr glallbt, Die anitdnoi9e 8irtbs
itait init ibrem 0fientlthen 3rihteu lei Die
0ueae BET &runfluht, ie 1T I'M @esentbeil
eiu Wfttlet, ben gebeinlen uno olel gefahrlide=
ren Spff au belhrGnten." fo
Der j3ootosiide@ arten in Traut,
furt an Wtain bat nit @lntrltt Der beilereu
SabresScit fem Sriblinsstleib ~an9eleat unb
bic &blere burften lbre Sebauiung p~erlaiier
unb tummtlA lid i'm 6relen. Srot beS al=
oauernpeu tafteu @iuters iinb oeriAiebene tt-
tereliante ueue Ant0mmltn9e eiusetrofen,
inter oeneu mir cine prd6tl9e gefledte
9gdne ans Africa belonoers beruorbeben,
pelfe Dem @arten BON eiuem letner @6nuer
gum @eident 9emadt Woroen 1T. @benio
iinb 3ahIreiAe @eburten erfolst, worunter
, 1875-06-09
Msenten D~erIanstI
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

Gin pareists Sstitnahd ~ zen bsrl5 msta gIrrisa
three Years in q Man-Trap" unb Zen Might,
In a Bar'Room." spn :. G. Nrtbur. Uas leaf
aas sssgse BUD Otsfss s~sfetsrtsa S&rif,asa..s = elSn
.ene taaltrtrt, elegant e~sbunbsu, nire ~ Gauitnbsa pJ
5sltanssa ets aansss auf bas @aafisft b~surtpsIt
Siae @si9tDtt spa Wtrbrt@tn uHb Bsltihiapnasai n
anls!ss wtltte. wtlut ju BEN ~rnbtafsa 6trisR iptsGsp
Ger w%tpTslttat bsptrtsn aIs @sfsss. Nstnita, pelA,
.Man-Trap' oertalften, mlhsn mtnbttsns ned ~,
mal 10 PEI wSempIare eieiss Su&ss ~ssrtaufen.
yeriratt ~ SteblRi& Ntre sinsm Itpsn Subkfibsniea
aserttt3t. Usi4rs.btnbe eireuiars unb tul&s init ben
SeetnsHnesa psreeR frst auf Nnfraet ~perfsubtt ssa
=; ~. Stocearf u. &c.. pasIifbsrs, 7S3 Saaiem
S"ase' Ve"a', Va. f7iuni4gD;
, 1875-06-09

elm Bilont cine Glennantilope, t1ebrere Stu
Ions, ramentlid aber spei Bdren. Die
lebteren NIT tbrem nod 10 riebli6en G0rper
Der bod ifon gang bic plunlpen uno ldppi
iden Sorrien nno Beipegungen erfennet
ldBt, iuelde Dem Bdren eigentbiimli1 iino
biloet, lpent ie NIT ibrer Wt1tter ipielei
einen duBerlt fonilihen unb u1iterbaltenoei
Inbltf. Nm erlten Sonitta9 leoeS Wtonati
finoet, and in otelem CONNER, .ipie friiher
e,ne Yreiserr1dBiQun9 ftatt, inbem Sormtt.
tags oaS @tntrittS9elo mr. 20 Isl. ooer Z 6r,
fir Die Yerion betrdgt.
Nn etnem Der Iebten Ibenoe
ipielte Die englilhe Sra90oiu SraI 9touSbp
i'm SpfrnbauS III Cincinnati Die .2abp @lt5a=
betty, 0aS Drama gil9 l1id)t 10 glatt iiber
Die gretter, iple geip0bnltd, 1no Die Git
| 1tauer ld)ienen iunsnfrteoen. 0a pl0bllf
nad Dem 3ueiten 2tt trat Srau NouSbp, Die
inlpolante, biiblhe @ngldnberln, Dor ben
Sorbang unb lprad nUteine 0anlen rnb
0erren! SD bm bier IN plelem 2beater auf
elnc ltanbal0le 9Selle bebanoelt moroell. Sd
muroe bon ben anbern Sd)anlptelern III met
nel Semiibulgel alf elne erbdrmlld)e Weile
umterliiibt. SD wiiuid)e mir llcber ben 3oo,
alS inter lolde1 unlltdncer iueiter 81 lplelen.
OaS S6llmnlte ut rldt alSgebltebeu ;
lltebrere oerrell, lpelde Die Vilbne bente
aoeno 81 pelrelt' gaoell, pilo oetlhhteh."
eSe.llel'o 9lH9 9le Meohetll eliter oeil Sor.
gallg. gag puoi'tNm lpeloete 'gr IeogaIlel.
Sslau, JUG oaS Stau paroe gaa5 9ut gu
Die 9roBte Wttibe gaben.
ueber etne ct. Qoniier Wt aB re-
gel CUR Sefbiitung bon Wablbetrllg melbet
Der nQn5. D. U.s.: ~9err 0ieltslborit, Der
@ebiiltSs@lert Der @elnnobeltsbeborbs, itellt
AMI SerarlolluiIg heS Serri1 Wteter, oes Ste
coroerS Der Stlmnen, etlle gllte aller mdllns
lld)ell Perlollell pom liber Il Sahren, Die lett
October N ct. souls l%tarben, 5illailrlei1 llnb
pat ben auftra9 erbalter, anl SdllB Ieoer
9Sode Dem decoroer ellle lolbe Nllte auer
nldunlthen Serltorbener, Die mogltferlpeiie
li'mn!beredt19t lparen, 5u5uitelen. Ser
3tped oteler a1loronuil9 lle9t auf Der Sanb.
0tele Sllteil lperOelt NIT ben 6e9tltrlrltlten
per9lid9en lIro o,e Nalle1l alsr Serltorbenen
aus oenlelben 9fltrldlen. Uni bleie g8elie
fptro elm trliber lebr bdutt9 oeritbter WSablbes
tru9, alt ben ytanlen BON oerltorbener
Sflnill9ebern 81 ltllflilleil, nttno9llf 9e=
ma1t." 16
, 1875-06-09
S~barla6fieber, DDptberta,
Mduher fails.

9as srIdredenoe llmIi69reifen oieIer Grantbeiten
1mad)t ben Bebrau6 eines Wtittels ubtbi9, iuel6es ibre
Gerbreituntg uio 56otlibteit perbinoert. RrOmO-
ChlOraIum, Wenn man eiuen 3beil nit ~fiini3ebn
os Munbes ooer Gur9eln benubt, linOert Die Ablons
%berun9en, mnbt ben Ntbem ipoblriebeno, pirtt als
cine Mr3enei 9seen 5GulniB uno oerbinoert Die %ns
itedun9 burd epnta9ioie Nusidtuibun9en ener pers
9iftete Suft. Sir raubel ooer entiiNeeeN hals lpenoe
man oas Mittel Infort beim @riheineH os lebels an.
IS iolte 9Guii9 in WobnbduierrL 9rqntenjimlinern
uub AM &0rper eebrapft lpereer, INN Die .Jfeinli1teit
iu b%efbroern, MAN beior8e iib elm @ampblets
TiIden 81 Co., Ghemifer.
4S8!Soej 1T6 gRiaiam 9tr,. 9ten 9orf.
gu p~ertdlfen bel alien SrugQi1teu lno b0uolern.
, 1875-06-09
&patt's 2ebemS'S nliam.
Gin mebi,iniIhes QSumber.

@beumattsmus, Neuralsta, @i6t in tbren1 fdlinntxen
Stadium, Serpttln. 8Sniss, 8%ranibeit, S%rpiipelas, ate
@eidpare uno bic fblimuisn 5das pon Sluttrantptt-
ten, ar0be S6pa6s, Qeber. unb Nierenletoen, Ntng.
wurm &c. &c. pirb aufs Yeftimmtsfe eure tisfen 8Sni8
aIsr Hstniaunesmittsl eebetlt. Derlelte 1T ame,aub.
3panste Sabre ptneur6 som publttum erprpbt, cat
Sunberttauienbe Won Sdllen sebstlt uno sartrt nets,
usnn na& geri6rift ssnpmmen. ST Elm ftderes 4stl-
mittsl ppn 5tfeln in alen ~beilbaren 5dusn. eurirI pic
%faulffsn altsn Seftwdre, ieIbf no Ger &np4sn ldpa an.
eefrshen III.
pap, Iras6ben int part-Ibeater gu Brcrtlsn, ". D.,
pom drenif9en 0tbeumatismus. nadeem berielbs ssne
@rfule. ppn ben ppr,asli<sn Isritea &urSpa's anp
Amerifa's bstanbelt woreen mar.
Spatt'S &ebens.S alinm eurirte 5errn y. ..
ppup. Dodmafer Nc. 1T Wdbtion Ctr, Won etnsin
aetabritdsn @ei6Wiir, na6bem er ieds Vipnax TIM
Srpaonap Spipital mar une hprtals %unpetlbar erfIdrt
purbe. sls tsr.
Spatfs 2ebens-Saifam tshte 5srrn Jacpb Wctt,
Office SO. PAP @resupit Ctr. NON einem l~erofusSien
Seibwure. pobei bic 5dulniB l6pn bis auf ben &npGen
aeerunsen mar. per- ". Bat mabrenS 10 Sabren aat
sefdstener Seilune teine gDtebsrbpluns Der Rraniseii
%erfabren.
Spatt's eebens.S BALKAN eurirte S.rrn gDiutam
springer, Ne. 1888 Brppme Str, p~pafdneig BON sat
en- @ett ps 1ranfen i&pn perrirrt bate. Der Te.
tannte tOnnte n,6t isine 6anb gum 8ppfs srtebea anb
par wabrenb ersier WtOnate ans Bet %asfsRslt.
3u tatsn in esr 6aupt, Office, GAG @ranb Str, sat
'ei Npcthsiern i'm Iacemetuen, ju 81 per 5lai6e Ssts
Flaf6sn S..
pgattls bsratmts $ etImitteI ftnb:
SDsit's "A 81. seppsit aarfsr asss n s Bali ,u
81. rs. = 5patt's pulmenie Balkan. pbsr Der S6w,ne.
'udtisen rsunb, iu $500. Spatt's Swt6 sini.
ment, ~uucblbar fur eeiesa unS S&msrssn isSsr art,
u so Gents. = Spatt's iSnSa, Sur fur @rfaltans,
~7rpfpeb, SnAuen5a, @atarrb, 5u % Gts.
gDenn ubiee arlttsI ni6t in surer apcttsts pber an ri-
rem plate ~ batsn fnb, 70 uenbs man it birett an bas
Central p'' ss saf S !. spa;t Z / g. Z; Qis.u.sam.r.
tsbsraa bin per SrpreB ssriHidt bttm haIbsu
Dussno. ..a f3ln2Otan