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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
StOneWaIl Jackson,

Rev. Florence Mccarthy, of Chicago,
who knew Stonewall jackson intimately,
has given some personal incidents OF
him. He says: One comical popularity
of Jackson was his talent for going to
sleep. When L lived in Lexington it
was a well-known fact that the major,
notwithstanding his punctilious attend
ance at church, had never heard DIR.
White preach. About the time that the
second hymn was sung he invariably
went to the land of nod, whence he re-
turned only when aroused by the last
hymn. 1t was said that this habit was
the effect of disease, and could not be
helped. It followed him all through
life, and l saw him yield to it once in
the army. On one Sunday, somewhere
i'll eastern Virginia, remember attend.
ing preaching service in front of Gen.
Jackson's headquarters. The general
sat at the preachers right hand on q
backless camp stool. AS the sun was
very hot and there was no shade, he held
his cap in his right hand between his
head and the sun, his reverence not per-
mitting him to place it on his head, as
many others did theirs. With his hand
elevated in that way, he peacefully
glided off into dreamland and slept with
out moving his arm or no6ding once,
until the noise of the closing exercises
startled bin into consciousness again.
The truth is, Gen. Jackson always look
ell as if he were asleep; and even when
walking he had tho appearance of som.
nambulist.
1t was said that on one occasion q
number of the cadets of the Virgins
military institute, of which Jackson was
q professor, mounted the barracks at the
hour when Jackson had to walk under
the caves of the house, and dropped
brickbats in front of him as he walked
along, endeavoring to see how near they
could come to his head without hitting
it. AS this trick was played at the i'm
mediate risk of killing the innocent pro
fessor, it would hardly be believed that
the cadets would practice it, unless the
reader was first informed that these ca
diets were generally reckless. riotous,
irresponsible, and unscrupulous des
peradoes. 1t is said that they succeed
ed admirably in making all the bricks
Craze Prof. Jackson's s nose. But to their
utter surprise the major did not look up,
nor around, nor quicken his pace at all.
He possessed such extraordinary nerve
and determination that he treated the
whole performance with ICY contempt.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
How to Wake Up.

A medical writer does not approve
of the old doctrine which formerly was
instilled into the minds of children
that they should spring out of bed the
instant they are awake in the morning
He says up to eighteen years old every
child should be allowed to rest in bed,
alter the sleep is over, until they feel as
if they would rather get up than not. 1t
is a very great mistake for persons old
or ryoung-especially children, or seden-
tary persons-to' bounce out of bed at
the moment they wake up; all the in
stincts shrink from it, and fiercely kick
against it. Fifteen or twenty minutes
spent i'll gradually waking up, after the
eyes are opened, and in turning over
and stretching the limbs, do rs much as
good sound sleep, because the operations
set the blood in motion by degrees, tends
ing to equalize the circulation; for dur
ing sleep the blood tends to stagnation,
the leart beats feebly and slowly, and to
shock the system by bouncing up in an
instant and sending the blood in over
whelming quantity to the heart, causing
it to assume gallop, where the instant
before it was a creep, is the greatest alb
surdity. This instantaneous bouncing
out of bed as soon as the eyes are open
will be followed by a weariness long
before noon.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
Would Make Up His Mind.

wish he would make up his mind, ma,
For do not care longer to wait
am sure have limited quite strongly,
That thought about changing my state !;
For sweetheart he's really 30 backward,
can't bring him out, though try;
l own that he's very good tempered,
But then he's 30 dreadfully shy
When speak about love in cottage,
He gives me look Of surprise;
And if but hint at marriage,
He bushes quite up to his eyes.
can't make him jealous-Tve tried it
And tits no use my being unzind,
For that's not the way, am certain,
To get him to make up his mind.
I've sung him love sonnets by dozens,
I've worked him both slippers and hose,
And we've walked out by moonlight together
Yet he never attempts to propose
You must really ask his intention,
Or some other beau must find;
For indeed won't tarry much longer
For one who can't make up his mind.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
Imagine His Feelings.

While Detroit ferry boat was crowd
ed hat belonging to one of the ladies
blow off and alighted in the river. Many
persons cried out in alarm, and young
man who was aching for n chance to do
something heroic imagined that woman
his @ hat % and ] sonssd INTO a" the We water Ha
got the hat, and after great deal of
trouble the deck-hands got him, and as
they pulled him on deck and tore his
coat tails off, and rolled his vest up I'M
der his chin, and scraped his back on n
plank, hundred people remarked
/" "Haw haw! haw -
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
Detroit Free Press Currency.

A Chicago clergyman says he never
was so familiar with Satan as when riding
over cobblestone pavement.
"Does advertising pay2" Well, you
just advertise the opening OF free lunch
establishment and wait results.
Quail, which of late years have been
very scarce i'll Connecticut, are this year
expected to be very plentiful.
The moral of the failure of the Cali
foruia Bank seems to be: Don't try to
spread yourself over too many eggs.
When they catch man gathering
Delaware peaches at midnight they pre-
serve whatever good traits he has in him
by shooting half pint of salt into his
legs.
A beautiful San Francisco girl has be-
come q maniac, the result of "cram-
ming" for her school exhibition. Her
last school report reads: Highly dis
tinguished in her classes"
There is one town in New England
that claims to be entirely happy and
good. 1t is Eaton, in New Hampshire.
There is not physician, doctor, lawyer,
drinking saloon or pauper in the place.
Be guarded in your conversation.
There are times when you may freely
express your opinion on political can
didate, but you had better wait until his
friends are over in the next county
visiting.
If there is anything. that will cause the
belated night-wanderor to hasten home
and take his scolding like man, it is
to pass beer saloon, and catch the soul
narrowing strains: "Darlinp. / am
growing old
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
Answering Letters.

A great many people in this country
are shamefully negligent about answer
ing letters. Nothing is more annoying.
In European countries it is regarded as
the height of ill-breeding to allow let
ter which needs reply to go unanswer-
ell, and so it ought to be considered
here. This is point OH which parents
should lay great stress to their children.
They should be taught to consider it as
rude not to reply to letter which needs
attention as to hand fork with the
prong end. The busiest people are gen.
orally those who are the most exact in
this respect. The late Duke of Yelling
ton, who, it will be admitted, had good
deal on his hands at different times of
his life, replied to every letter, no mat
ter from how humble source. Once n
clergyman, who lived in distant part of
the kingdom, wrote his grace, on whom
neither he nor his parish had shadow
of claim, to beg for a subscription to
rebuild church. BY return of mail
came back letter from the duke to the
effect that he really could not SEQ why in
the world he should have been applied
to for such an object; but the parson
sold the letter as an autograph for $5,
and put the duke down for that amount
among the subscribers.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
Waiting for a Cave.

Within two or three miles of Vicks-
burg, Miss, merchant, who had bust
ness in the country, came to small
creek, beside which a native was wash
ing his shirt. The man was sousing
his garment up and down and around,
and as he "sousea he whistled a
merry tune.
Do you have to wash your own
shirts 2" inquired the merchant, as he
halted.
I" Not allus, but old Bet has got ono
O. her fits on jest now," was tho ready
reply:
"Then you don't agree very well?"
Purity well as gineral thing. Bets
kind O. mulish, and I'm kind O. mulish,
and when we git our backs up we claw
off to SEQ who'll cave first"
"I should think you would want some
SOAP"
az do"
Why don't you get it then2"
"That would be caving to Bet,
stranger. She's squatted on the only
bit of bar soap tween here and Vicks-
burg, and she's just aching to have me
slide up and ask her for it,"
"And you won't2"
"Stranger," replied the native, as he
Strengthened up, "don't 1 look like a
feller who'd wear one shirt three months
afore I'd cave in and holler for soap?"
The merchant sided with him, and as
he droN e on, the man soused the shirt up
and down and whistled:
" I'm gwine up the river
Hear me holler."
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
4 Blast Against Car Peddlers.

Would any other people in the world
quietly bear to have every ten minutes
a hideous Days Doings spread over
their laps, q package of nasty "prize
candy" given to their charge, paper of
peanuts or popcorn thrust into their
hands, ivory that grows on trees " put
under their noses-but why go on with
the catalogues Everybody who travels
knows the nuisance; every lady who
takes q feeting nap in car has been
rudely awakened by greasy novel
flung upon her bosom; every gentleman
has been blackguarded for allowing his
precious package of prize candy to drop
upon the floor. / once heard, says
Bayard Taylor, the gentle protest of ~
lady, but the young ruffian answered:
You needn't be afraid of 'em-they
won't bite you!" In fact, since the fel-
lows are licensed by the railroad com
panies, they have a certain protection,
and consider themselves justified in their
treatment of passengers, who must be
bullied into buying. 1 am not surprised
ut them; but the abject submission of
their victims is nm ever-renewed marvel.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13
The Blameless Land.

He watched beautiful bubble of fame;
It fosted upward and broke.
He dreamed . dream Of . world without blame
It vanished away when he woke.
But out Of the bubble precious tear
Fell soft ON his feAvered hand;
And the memory Of the dream was dear
As q glimpse OF the blameless land.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13

"A dollar is n large price for water
melon" said purchaser to n vender of
this fruit, as he was paying for one the
other evening. "You wouldn't think
so, mister" said the dealer, elf You had
set on the fence with a shotgun in your
hand every night for three weeks, watch
ing the patch"
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13

Sport on the st. Lawrence Shooting
the rapids.
, 1875-12-17
ST. 0 O, 0 0

wurben n Sen leBtel 8 5 bre an Mit.mer
unb Baiien BON Steisr @.ieuiDAf aft ausssaablL
, 1875-12-17
Gr nfreiA d.

4aris, 16. 0es. IS beibt. bab ou
5inun5miniitcr 2eOn Say aOseranti
babe.
Solsenoe Y%erionsn wurosa 9eitcrn 81
Genatoren eripablt Sicpmti Os9ur9eti
mno @raf DC 9oulet. 2;Vitlmiten; 8, .,
@ai,p' 8pnapartif; S9. Counting p
tit, Molin, Shcrer, oe S~pcquruiqs, Gu
Gbabrun lie Settler, Sen. 8alaSe BON
linten Centrum, ferner glrnpt 2anfrep
s&ainpori, 5sltelin, GOrbun, Gremieus
2lttre uno Sbsurer- Geitner, &uoitalt
2onopn, l6. 0es. Sir @ialan
Serpois. @ouu,rncur Der Mnieolunas,
in Der Gtrabe Don Malatta. beri1tel,
baB am Z. B. M. 80 Mnnn pom /,
3est. nit 100 Mann saiammenseleisn,'
Sulistrnppen 400 - 500 Walaien {
Meilen BON peraf unsliifsn uno lie mud
einsm bibisen @sfeAte l@lusen; 60
80 Malalen iino Ssfaaen, anf brltil9s
Geits btieben MIR 2 8esnlare uno 6 pol
Der SaIIsmannidaft. Sic Sruppm ito.
Zen iest anf teinsn Wioerltano unb c.
1ino feline 0erltdrfungen nntbmenoig.
, 1875-12-17
Esnsas trlfsr. pesfIhtn.
@eiteres ider has Ting lid III, Br~emerbabsn

Bremen. Is. Seq. Dian bat lsbt
ausaefunoen. baB, Der 9aiiasier. .peldem
Die Riite Gpnamit gebDrtc, bic oos 9ro-
re unalid in @remerbapen onri9tste,
shomalon unb nidt Sbomas, ME an-
ianas beridtet, bsibt. SbOmaion bat Den
Beboroen %scitanoen, bab sr Die Site,
,psl9e egplooirte, islbf onfer.iste uno
nit einem llbrperfe Dsriab, bas 10 se-
e5tellt mar, u,n Die GgplpIion gu elmer &C.
uiiIen Sit berbcisufdbren. Or fdlte Die
Giite in elmer &ntidenremile in einsm
Der belebtenen staottbsils bon Bremen.
Sic 9olisei bat je"e 3emile hurdforl3t
,nb bas Yadmatcrial s%efunoen, ipeibes
Der 0erbreder bel Dem Srausporte lel-
ner Gahen perlpenbete.
Qoaoo II, Is. Sea. Cine Spe5iaI=
oepeIhe Der Zines" mslost bon Berlin:
,Sbpmalon bot wieoerbolt psrluht ben
@crbono BON Der Munoe ab5ursilen, Die
or lid in ielbhmDrberilhsr Mblibt bel.
brahtc; er 1T icood isst itart geIsllsI.'
Ser Munn lAcint Elm Wiirtember9er III
lcin, lit absr in ben Ser. Staaten nntu
r%alilirt. Sm Ofiober belt er li4 cine
Mo1e lang in 2tperpool auf, no er Oh
ne 3weifI ausSulinoen lnhte, pb es
nibt m69lid lei. ieine 81 acnmaiAine
anf sinen bostisen Dampfcr gu bria9en.
Sic 3abl Der bel Der Ggplolipn perull-
sliidtsn p.riunen betrdst berslts 80 nno
pieie Wermunoetc werben nod erlie9en.
Cine ipdtere 0epti4e beri4tet, oab
Sbomalon, beute on Den Wuneen. De
CT iid beibradtc, setprben lit.
Mm 9ienliag wurbeh 40 Opfsr becr-
bist, sleidseitis tssrab man mebreie
sGilten poI menl6liher GOrpertbeiIe, wsl
DE nidt ibentifSirt ueroen tnnnten.
Sic GeiammtSubl Der @sl0oteten uni
8erlsbten betrd9t 1870.
, 1875-12-17
fESI''Hi;QEsy!IAfl6lg
'w~SI V

DR.. g. %. Soofe, 12o g~eringtOn ISe.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Resu gort, als uuab.
bdnsiser Ir5t, bcbauoelt ale MrtsH 6 hror II.
tfaer Rrau tbetteu, uns en,pfdnss
Briefe aus alien EbeiIeu Der cipiIifrten
Nelt.
Durd bic orisiuelle @eiie in Der aus.
dhakRlg ieiuer mebi3intiden grerts
bebdaoelt er sablreide gatienten in 6 urop "a,
WefSubien. Canada unb in ieSeus
Staate Der gereinisteu Staateu.
griefide Gouiuitationeu nnentaeltli@.
@eber wtiueralien nod ifdblife 9fauaer
eebraud)t. 8einnhe 10000 Rotieaten spur.
ben in ben lesten 20 Sa5ren ~bebonbelt.
Sober Daa roirb sin3eln forsfdltig rcsifrirt,
OBJ bri.flid ODER pcriSulid, Oh BON benz Doctor
telbft ODER feineu Sllfsdr3ten. 9ettere inb
als tpiifenidaftlid s%sbilbete Rsbiainsr
ate yatiente,,, ,uerde entfernf uo9nem,
erbalten cine ausfiibrlide Graselife franco
per Poft poer i'm Sduie. Gin ~uollRdnoiaes
fpifematifdes Gintragen in ben gihdern,
o%erhinbert Bebler ober Srrtbanurr. Die
Bidder suerbeu uar BON ben ~anaefentss
aerstex eeDffnet.
DeSen Grasstifs ooer ~anber,ueitise Con.
iultationen a~bre1irs man wie folst:
DIR. Il. B. FOOTE, i
Dor 1888, Seem gorf
, 1875-12-17
pie6nlont Il Arlinetou
ftbfns Dsr6dsrunes- WfGufdat
bon Ri6momb, ga.

D.G ear,iastun, prai.. 8. e. Gtwarts. gisspraf.
O..S. 5a,tipsf, Cdr, g.. s. 5opttns, Ni.. Seir.,
, 1875-12-17
Wuropdi(de Mahridten.

Stuttgart. Die alttattolijds ge.
suesuns. Die anfdnslid in Wirtembsrs
seinen Boocn 3u finoen idisn. breitet
iid nodseruoe bod audi mtbr uub u,sbr
int S1wabsnlanbe aus. go fanb in
Stuttgart ON Is. Hooeinber in ben
Wdumsu Der rSnrs.r,@ eieIidait" elm,
ibsraus sablreid), aamenttiA BON
Damen beildts 8eriammluns itatt, I'M,
8ortrGae iiber Die a~ltfatboliide Beme.
suus ~ansuboren. Yrof. 6risori1 aus
Winden ipraa in ~3lnoenbsr Hebe iber
bic ssididtliAe uno tbeolosiids Yfars
rsr Wlefs aus 0eioelbsrs ibsr Die poll.
tiids Ssite Der Bewesuns. Yiarrer
Dilser aus Hiorabeim CAB praftiids
Wutbidlas. uno luo Die stlpa anweienocu
Y%roisitantsn elm, oabin 3u pirten, BAT
Den N~ltfntbolitsn cine bsr bisfiseu
&irdsn 70 LANCE 3ur Mitbsuusuns
einssrdumt werbe, bis iie cine eisent
Stride battsn.
0fad elmer hsberIht lber bic Bethel.
lisuns ali oenin Wirtemberg ~bsitebenosu
Spartanen belauit lid Der @eiammtbs.
tra9 Der @inlasen pro 1S74-75 bel
iammtlid)en S~parfaiien auf 1908, SIG
f., Die @elammtlumms Der Hadaablun'
gen 1882. 5s6 f..
Mien. Wie beiannt. ~berfofsen bi.
6ltsrrcihii1sn ultramontanen ben Sir.
dsmtonnitt im Dsutlhen Rei1s nit Be.
ssipanntsi!sn Nuimsrtlamteit uno mil
Dem sroBten Snterelie. Die Nadridt
OaB 6sutids YiiaOfe fi9 bsbufs Aus.
finoi9maduna zines modus vivendi
nad Rom sspsnbst babsn, srrssts bier
isinerssIt srOBss MiBfutlsn uno mar
wollts oeBbalb an Der Ri9tisisit Der
An9absn 3peif.ln. Scum trefftn aber
aus Nom Wetcunsen elm, msl9e isnsn
9dritt Der osutiden 8iia6fe (ss wirh
auerSlnss bios bon elmer Nnsabl berjsl.
ben ssiproAsn) beltatisem. Wo9 msbr
uisoeroradeno bat es sewirft, baS man
aui Der bislisen Wuntiatur unb in ben
osrislbsn nopsitebsnbsn 2reiisn annsb.
n,sn Su miiien SIaubt, cine in BEN be.
sesten Clint sebaltene Worns1uHs
oeuti4sr 3srdsnTiriten isi i'm 0atiian
ni@t a~nsinltis aufgenommsn woresn.
Rur cine srtrsm, Yartsi boriielbf arbeits
mit BOILER 2ruft ssssn isbs periObnli@s
! EHmmnna mnb ssrnfs GA bierbsi ans
, 1875-12-17

Jon SraheH uHlefdciDnet tnaren, mlroen
9eiiern in Der @eiebgebune uorsele9t; in
benielben miro barum nadseiu9t, Den
@pirituoienbanoel gu bsi9rdutsn. Sic
Petition aus bieliser Staot trus 1920
llnteri9riftsn.
Q o It 0 n, 16. Dc5. SIN superior.
Geridte gu 0etbam ,puroe seitsrn Del
poIisit 6. S. bunting, ,uelher Dor si.
nisen Wo9en ben gbarles S. Hobbins
i'm @rautuiue- Ospot eri6ob, .,sil ct i'm
fir einen @inbredsr bielt, bss 5oot
idlass i@ulois befunhen uno gu 8 SAT-
rem 3u@tbausitrafe perurtbsilt.
New<D t, IA. Des. Sis poIissi
ongait.GewsOor bat bic isst nod; feline
Spur entoedt, peI9e Sur Sosntifsirung
oes iungen 5ranen5immers iiibren tDnn-
te, bus seitern in Der 9tdbe jones Goriss
ermoroet seiunocn luurbe.
(spdter.) Sic 2eiAe oes srmoroe-
ten Wdo@ens III ldIieBli9 BON ibrsm
Sruoer nno bciien Greunosn srtanni
iporoen. Sic GrmOroete beiBt Sara
@Isganoer, 1T cine poInii4e Siioin UNI
wobnts in Ir. 80, n:g-strabe, Nsw.
Yorf. Sic uerlieb ibre Wobnuns gu,
Samltas Tadmittas brei ubr. I'm li1
na9 Mrbeit umsulebtn, untsrpegs ipra9
lie bel i6rem Gouiin. 9errn &ubinlttin
Nr. SO, @aparotraBe, Dor, ieitocm lpur-
DC lie nibt wieoer lebeno seiebsn. Gu.
rab mar lebr fromm uno battle feincYer
tiubuns nit Mdnncrn. Sic bcflaete
ih bdufig barber, oaB Elm unbctanntel
Mann ibr bsitanois iolse uno JIG mitos,-
bplt belalti9t babe. Sis Grmorette bat.
tie feline Grsunoe in Yrooflpn uuo war
erit lcit II Sabr i'm 2anpe.
cincinnati Is. Ses. Sn Clan
Safe, Mi9., brannteu ssitern Nbeno 7
8slbaftsbduier ab ; Der @erluit betrdI.
100000.
glepetono, 16. Se3br. patrid
Sam, luelder I'M IcBtsn 6riibiabr elnsl
Gnaben perbunsern lleB. wuroe beute De.
3ootlblass lduloig befunoen.
@alueton,S t 10. 0es. Iad.
rihten uon Brownsville metoen, oub 3
Negerlolbatsn, WeIds i'm Snli D.. 5. ct
men nnbefannten Diam in Der NGbe o.,
SpiiclalsI ands ermoroetsn, ssItsrn pru
5ellrt uorben lino. IS 9el0na Der BE
Ialtun9 niAt, ppQe Seruciie bsisubrinse.
nno Die Surp CUB Den @prusb MIDI
f@uloig," obne Zap lie iia SurSeratbuns
suridSos, ob.
Ser 2leuteuant Grenh BON Der Bun.
oes-@rmee puroe wegen ginbrn1s pro.
seiiirt uno ebsnfaas ireiseipro4sn.
Sen. 5at@ b%efnoet iia in Yromus
piac, icin proSeB miro jeoo9 nidt DO,
Dem na@ltsn sermin itattfnbsn. Man
last, baB Die 0fentli4e Meinung iibcl
leinen StreifSus iih seanoert bat unb
oaB mon Dem Wilitdr ni9t ferner Dor
wiirfe mabt.
, 1875-12-17
GngianD.

2onfor.1 6. OeS. Ser tanOaro"
entbdlt cine 9lpelde BON 2oanoa, iueI-
dc melbst. baB @0pt. Ganeron's grior-
ihukgsegpebition am 10. Npp. bort an=
gefommcn lit. sic boben ben Continent
bon ujiii burdaosen. Nie Expedition
NOR iiberaus erlplSrcid.
, 1875-12-17
6fIhafts- Marhe.
AMERICAN Al EJ

Sieies bstieiSk =. porat xs Der gBuf,tt Ia
anuritanifben Ncs tss,. " t~strirt, III Elm aass
lneintS pisbiins 5a..rante her @-;rcbnsr ess Cebia
seS BON 4tr:, sssrits uno firlid)em Salifcrnia,
no bic Tfan,t iradbf uno seStibt. Tie fcri9ta
terite refommtnoirtn haisIbe betdneis efs eta
stimutant uno Giuretie IN alien Erauts
ksiten, rstGe foldbs Msittsl srMiidsn. Ginsr Bee
sissnthiin,sr esritlben, mlkrsno elmer Sunersife
aurn .plsIito uno california rsr tiniysn 5abren
trbitit ron tintr, fpanifdsn 4atsr intsr ntnt Siis
nj Der gserldritssnhsit has OriainolsRsspt Der
Bibereitune. Tie gisenthiimsr esitlbtn sfedrcr
10 Dem a~a0tntintn 4ublittm in Ger Soinine, eat
kin antrtannttr sABtrib an otr Riifs res fiasn
Oeeans, eurb GsbrauG) an Ger atiantifhen 8ife
stf.isert merle, la fe iibsr,mat fno, eat sicits
bsilmitttl ais Gin Mscbttbatsr eee Disnfbbtit clii
irin &<ine unFblbaren Sioenfhaften srirtifen
ab a,s.h ,,grapef, Scut, mronitDsr &beanaii6rnds,
t~utipienie MaAeraidt, Slohlsn,. &olid, Sbarits
GDnsn Der asiat, Der s,sren uno urinnre Orsans3
ssssn GDspepfia unS aIosn,tine Ghrpatts uno tn
Sdflsn. mo bic esbsnstrofts th' e intsn osorlneIk
If itin Sebrou1 unp grfcts ss1tlben tsah-"ss
hiiratulSs uno unibsrtreiftn.
Die Nssrifantr holtsn Is fir Elm ~e5folut,t vrrs
ti6r -Ssimiftil BON Gtirbutie.
@ Gsbrauds.s Inmeihmns.
81. Gin Giurstit sintn GfieH.t ret In sin,!n
&einolaie rc1 shdsrraNsr br,inaI ess Saos, pot
<r Niaht,eii. Ms elm g timulant, ron sinsns
tal6sn bis sl sirtm sapIsn @einsIat uoti nit tta
rtnia staAtr obit als nstbis.-
eyaminirt Zen eiseel anF Gem Giopnn to,sfdt
Ss uno ~abtrsuss Sit, sss Salslbs Dorbsr nidt
esbrcden.
aoas' Frsis mtro rem Or. eisenrsdaatra fr nk
Screen S.ofnsn uno QifsR bsbatIk Wsune tsklbsg
'Aaiifesbre9t psscsn.
, 1875-12-17
Der 9amp er u0snt4,ann."

2onb III, 16. @e5. Oie LINES"
seist an, baB oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cine oifijisle AntcrludunS in Betreii
beg untsrean9es beg 9pfrs. wDrutiA-
LAMB" angeorbnet bat; oielslbe loa nod
item MOnta9 beginner.
Wicrscbn 2ciAen Der 0ernnsliidten
puroen 9~eltern in 0oper Court beeroi9t
, 1875-12-17
Sbr UssfGernnasplan 1T gsssuteitis.
Pa. 600 Hriieen amsAe:
A.bem.

TN oiefer Gompasnie iinb piefe Der be.
h~iciiaen Seutidler pcriihert.
eerap g. GDparns, @ener, @ssnt.
ito Germunn Roppie, peutlter Marrt.
, 1875-12-17
Il. e. CRAW
Die Tnbkur

0U NUDhuI y
q s.atarat; Pas ssass slssyis: SsiIosrts!r.. ass
Robtao nhb bur@ @tansbnen Don 0~cHpnIces
ts~trtt. & ts aobbdber bsisen an, no bic &rantbett
Stit sstssn &c Ste aebenstraft' Sss Ml.niGsn az.
9auienoe iin6 In ben lesten swei Sobrsn tn Der
Babe %auiialt, "a Stanton Str Rem sorf, sebeilt
a.rste un6 apotsstsr. 1ts sobbdaer nntsri$ssten
g4 BON anberen Sdbern babur9, bab lie brett anf
Ste 9ranfbeit etnptrfen. u , ben franfen Stci snts
trner, tn rosl9er Tortt sr ond ium goridetH
fonmss STE fino Elm VerbretnungSs ooer Ausi6eis
bnn9ssqroeeb Der arnntbeitsitofie. Sober &ronte
sis.ner gr,t.- @etn Sernaub bard btsie HdSer 9es
ssss nj Msd T. ~ - 6 si ss.ssss n Ss, Tss!iss ss9ss 81. m sGasi
espShulid stfdlrli3er finb ala bic aranfbettieIbe
aae t3 Siisss e auns.s Seer is.nnsaser s~ant'
SSaistS bic aop.dber are sranfsett,n, inn.rti9
nnb daberti@, %furircn, 70 ino bod bic @irannasr
ksi i~oIsenbcn 8ranfbeiten, DEFENDERS werw lie I'D
nod In oeutem3 uStanbe beiinoen, gang auberor6snts
ltd: Eteber, felbit Werpeus nnb Tpphnsiebsr,
faris. Sals SUM SaS asse@ie, nj nS ,sirH
~bsfonbers bel iunasn eenten y i'm erhen GtaStnm.
ssn55nIt4 tsidt surtrt. R6aNerindt, @bsa,
taattstaaS 'uerSsE OFT tsss !Sn'a s.setlt;
LppbiIilifAe. 8ranfbeitsn In ieosm @rabs. BET
6:t'-"u Frantbeiten, S~raaopamSen, @es
tdipares . SesepbsIa ,s; " pc Mtrtnns stns
nm SeSen non ssr @ir.uus su hbersussn. SRas
asnfrebS tab fos.nonnts &drms obsr
Sa4errnhr (eiw. sftbt rnheilbcre 3ronsbeit)
purben sshe.,l gr testsrsr Srantkeit .ashen q
E-oasnt Sss aadsrhoHss'mtt isbsu Babe Sur& bsa
IRA a5.
ole Baf nnb Ginnsbms.p arpsr msrhen mad
ttSens ptas sa sonse p.-'tnot, Der @rtts bts
4oee,Bulpers III 80, Der bes Girnehme : Duluers
81. &en IaKe I'D cine Hro{4nrs h6er bic aoStus
b eneli@sr cher Aeuti9er Spra9s f9i6sn.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
o. etontsa Ctr. (Boz 1920
nsw 9ssG
, 1875-12-17
preiie Der aaseisea:

SrSs,re Ansstsea rperasx ttutsr tsss&nst.
Not rber weniaer Sci tn piIsen tnen..Saaars.
Mu. Nn,essen Fnb I'm Wsraas Ut aatIsn.
Ole 5eituus wi,b IN Jt,a naorS gnb un''
ssaenb ppn ben 3rSssrn tar IS Gents per
9Dphe ausestrdaen.
, 1875-12-17
3aldaOii1f yepe(1eu.

3pronto, Is. 0es. Cine sroBc
InsoYI DIN BEETHOVEN, bic 9r5Btsntbeils