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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

In accordance with Grants annual
custom, the executive Office of the
government is now, and for several
months to come will continue to be at
Long Branch, New JERSEY. Red
Cloud, Spotted Tail, and the other In
dian chiefs who bad gone to Washing
ton at the request of the government
to settle business ofimpoi tance to their
people, were handed over to the tender
inercies of Delano and Smith, Com
missioners of Indian Affairs, and the
President, having relinquished his do
ties, abandons the weighty affairs of
administration to his subordinates.
The duties OF the Presidential Office
are now discharged through the agency
of the telegraph, and not by personal
supervision, as in the plain, old fash
ioned times before Grant owned a cot
tage at the sea shore He is paid
fifty thousand dollars a year to stay at
Washington and see that the affairs of
the nation arc properly conducted, but
he refuses to do so. and complains that
it was a great sacrifice on his part to
take UP his residence in the White
House. 1t will he the business Of the
Democrat!c party Text year to nomi-
nate and elect President who will
fully appreciate the responsibilities of
his office, and who, instead of deserting
his post of duty, will remain at the
seat Of government and attend to the
business of the people, rs he was elect
ed to do. The county would not
quietly submit to repetition of
frant's exceptional conduct in this
aspect.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
CorSTy C0MMISSI0y

Knowing myself willing ana I.
competent to perform the ~
Com missioner. ! shall be etort.--.
for any laid and cOmfoTi 49,
promote my Interests IN thal W.
lected by the Democratic GU.
and elected by the people, | ~
myself worthy of the Conild.e.--.-,xy
Cambria Twp, June !, l,l'.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

2 TIE name of Hon. Cyrus L. Persh-
ing, says tie Pottsville Eoening Chron-
'cte. is being used by newspapers all
over the State in connection with the
gubernatorial nomination, the univer-
sal opinion of the journalists being
that he is a man that can be elected.
He certainly can be elected, and will
make such a governor as Pennsylvan-
ia never had, tut which she wants
very badly Tiiden-kke man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
COUNTY CONMTSSl

Having been urged thereto 5Y !
al and political friends. | herel,
time during long life spent m y
ty, offer myself as can0i1sie
that office the position oi Conn!
er, subject of course to the decSi
ocraiic county convention. il
elected. ] pledge myself 10 per
honestly, faithfully and 90 ne ii,-gI %,
ity. HENh /
Carroll Twp. June 4, lS55.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

A violent tornado and lightning storm
passed over tue northeast part of Quincy,
H., on Monday night, continuing from
till 10 O'Clock. A large number of houses
were leveled to the ground, and in numer-
Gus Instances severe injuries were sustain
ed. John Menne, a brickmaker, was
struck by falling timbers and killed.
Trains arriving by all the roads reported
the tracks considerably damaged. The
lightning continued till n late hour at night.
though the wind abated. The path of the
tornado Tuesday morning presented sad
scene of wreck. The damage to houses
and barns is estimated at $50, 600. Several
bridges and cuiverts on railroads leading
into the city were washed away.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
. THE name of Ex-Governor William
Bigler has been frequently and favor

= The name of ex-governor William
Bigler has been frequently and favor
ably mentioned in connection with the
Democratic nomination fer Governor
bv the Democratic State Convention.
Governor Bigler enjoys the confidence
of his party in this State in a very
eminenEdegree, not only for the in
tegrity and patriotism which marked
his discharge Of duty when he filled
the chief executive office of the State,
more than twenty years ago, but also
for his nm. able and consistent sup
port of Democratic principles ever
since. In the following letter to Dir.
Wilson, of CIearficld, he declines in
positive language to be considered a
candidate: .--.; tsE f-..E
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New York,
June A, 1875.
To DR.. r. W. Wilson, C1arfeld, Pa.
MY DEAR SIR I am in possession of
yours Of the I'd, aud have made special
note of what you. say therein about the
Centennial celebration aud about State
politics. and have t. say in reply, that it is
unnecessary to discuss the Gubernatorial
question, so far as relates to myself, for |
am not a candidate for the nomination aud
Cannot be induced to become one. 1t is
now almost twenty-four years since the
people of Pennsylvania selected me to fill
that high and honorable office, as they did,
also. at "a subsequent date confer upon me
another trust of equal distinction and
honor, and it must not be understood that
| expect or desire them, at this late period
in my life, to again select me for the Gu :
beruatorial chair. So far from this 1T gives
me real pleasure to withdraw my name
from the canvas and TO cencede the COM
ing opportunity to the younger men of my
party. who ale able and willing to endure
the toll and excitement incident to a po-
litical campaign. Beside, l should not
feel willing. for some months to come, to
leave the Centennial work, in which l am
now constantly engaged, and when do SO,
| hope it may be to return to my family
and friends at Clearfield.
With sincere respect, remain your ODE
dent servant WILLIAM BIGLER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
COUNTY COMNIssloS

Encouraged by the generous
ed TO me by many deltsai'7
convention, and having peg
fiint-locks were in vogue l
flint and try IL again this Ia. 4
Eha.o,,, T,,aA 1s-5
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

The principal residents of Anne Arun-
del county. Md, in which the recent out
rage upon Miss Jackson was committed by
the negro Simms, visited Annapolis early
Monday morning, and proceeding to the
Jail, the .jeilor was searched and the keys
found. A large nam Der of the visitors then
went to the cell of the negro Simms, and
finding him chained. dragged him away
without releasing him from the irons, and
taking him short distance from the city,
near the railroad track, hung him to a tree.
A large number of citizens visited the place
the same day. The mob was well provided
with pickaxes, crow bars and other in
struments for forcing admission to the Jail.
had they met forcible resistance. The
negro did not say a word when taken away
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

A STRANGE STORY.-En0ch Arden Out
d0ne.-A curious incident is reported in the
American papers. About Ten years ago
Jew in straiteue0 circumstances left Tran
sylvania for America, to improve his posi-
ton in the New World. He left a wife and
several children behind. and promised that
as soon as it vas within his means he would
send them some money from America.
There fortune smiled on him, and when he
had amassed d fortune of 90. 600 florins he
resolved TO return home and surprise his
family with his wealth. He started with
out having apprised his family of his in
tended return, and on his way home he
arrived at Hamburg. where he was seized
with so dangerous an Illness :hat he made
a Will bequeathing all his property to his
wife. He recovered, however, only to find
that during bis Illness his noney had been
stolen from him by a man who had nursed
him. A few benevolent persons. sympath-
Zing with his misfOrtunes, collected about
one hundred fiorins, wherewith the unfor-
tunate Jew resolved to return to America
in order to retrieve his fortunes In the
meanwhile the nurse had decamped with
his booty to America, where, shortly after
his arrival. he died suddenly. The Amer
ican authorities sent the coffin. with the
60 900 floriIs, To Transylvania, and as the
will was found in the coffin, the authorities
at the same time acquainted the relatives
with the death of the testator. After the
usual period Of mourning, the wife con-
tracted second marriage. The fiji st hus-
band had. however, again saved consider
able sum ofmoney, and eventually returned
to his native country to find his wife mar
ried To another man. The event has caused
a great sensation in the neighborhood and
it is stated that conference of rabbis is
about to be held to determine to which of
the two husbands the woman belongs
,Je,oish World. .a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18

"A NOVEL riding match of fifty miles took
place between Neil Mowrey and j. P.
Smith, at San Francisco, recently, for ST.
OO0 side, with the conditions that each
man should have ten horses and be com
pelicd to change horses, or mount and dis
mount, in each mile: OF the two, Mowrey
exhibited greater strength and activity,
and as an expert in the mode of mounting
and dism0nnting, is by far Smith superior
An evidence Of this was clearly pereeptible
In the fact that he gained on an average
not less than two seconds at every change
His style was fiat of throwing himself
from the saddle by spring from his seat,
and in mounting to spring frpm the ground,
assisted by the horn of the saddle. and
catch his seat while The horse was frequent
ly under full beadway. In the first fifteen
miles Smith was chiefly ahead, but Mowrey
finally won by about sixteen seconds, in
two hours and two minutes. The quickest
mile was made in two minutes aud four
seconds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
ANOTHER DAsTARDLY ASSAULT ON A

ANOTHER DAsTARDLY ASSAULT ON A
\ DUNG GIRL.-A Baltimore morning paper
OF Tuesday says that on the day previous
consider able interest was excited in one of
the leading hotels by the rumor which was
being hoated about to the effect that a Sc
rious assault. had been committed on the
person of little girl, aged about fourteen
years, by one of the employees of the es-
tablishmert
Despite the earnest endeavors of chose
interested, the story spread rapidly. which
soon led to the discovery of the true facts
From these it appears shat one Of the stew
ards of the house. named Thomas Foster,
about twenty-three years of age, ON Sunday
succeeded, 10y a series of articles, in entic-
ing two young girls into his room, both of
whom were also employed in the hotel
"hlie there he is said to have assaulted the
person of the one i'm question, but was un-
able to accomplish his purpose upon the
other. Early on Monday morning the pro
prietor became apprized of the facts, and
was about to effect the arrest of Foster.
when it was found that lie had left the citv.
and from information gained it is believe
that he is now in Philadelphia. The cor
ditlon of the young girl is SAID to be a very
serious one. The hotel alluded to is the
Eutaw house.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18


fly in tiocks SO thick that the farmers have
to plough with the aid of calcium lights.
The noise of their hatching is so great as
to render futile all attempts at conversa-
ton.
-Twenty-two locomotives are now in
course of construction at one shop in Pbila-
delpbia, destined for South American rail
roads. Russia and South America may
nov be counted on as steady customers of
the United States in this branch of in
dustry.
While an excursion party was bathing
at Arkwright Island. near Savannah. Ga.
on Tuesday, they were carried out to sea,
and before their rescue could be effected
Frank G. ODriscon, a merchant of Savan.
nah, and Charles r. Johnson, clerk, were
drowned.
"A young man in Groton Vt, named
Emdry. has been reduced by disease to a
mere skeleton. He is 25 years of age and
weighs less than thirty pounds. Up to
the age OF nine he was apparently healthy
He is also growing deformed, and has lost
his sight. A sad case, truly.
Gen. Sheridan viii take his youno
bride out on the plains for the wedding
trip, visiting, among other places the fa
nous Yellowstone, the rival of the Yo
semitic of California. Secretary Belkpap
and others accompany the bridal party, and
Gen. Clusters cavalry expedition of i 200
troops furnish the escort.
John McCue was arrested on Tpesd,v
Charged with putting two kegs of powder
ana lighted fuse into James Currv's house
at Kingston, Luzerne county on Saturday
night last. with the intention of blowing up
the house and killing the inmates. Proof
was strong against him. and he MAS held
III tsn thousand dollars bail
, 1875-11-02
Gnglano.

2pnbon, 80. Sftbr. Ser beutl9f
,uQetos Mercurp" ia9t, Die sroBen gi=
ienfabritantsn 8lodolp, Wau9bon K
g., wel9e in ibren &o6lenminen une
Gilenlperfen nabeSu 10000 Ysrloncr
bel9dIti9en b4ben ibre arbelter in 0dn
blcboroueb, @itton=Yart unb Gofon
in 0orflbire bcna6ridti9t, oaB lie nod
Dam IS. Nop. infolge oes Oruds, pel-
der auf Dem @elAdfte laitet, entlaisr
aperben.
&ew Wprt 81. Sft. Cine 2onoo=
ner 9epel0e me.oet, DAP Gin She'll oel
Mtannlhort bes omerifanllNen S9lTes
uSpbn Yoscul," weld)fs an Is. Sull
BON Calcutta nod 9tew Yorf Angling in
Nscen(ion selanoet lei 9as S9iff lol
untermsss in 8rano geratben uno 5an5
lid 5critort worben leih. Die Mann-
i9aft wnrbe g%erctiet.
, 1875-11-02
GuropaiGbe ia hii6ten.

Stutt9art. Die fir Die ndbifen
Gage bsuoritcbenoe Sopfenausiten,ins in
Eettnana uimmt Gan; uuBeroroeutll1e
Dmienlionen All. @opfea, Sopfenbau=
9era.be. Mooele, s3eidmuagell, Sdrifs
ten, pboto9rapbiihe Iniihten 0 Sus
pfSn &C. linO bon gang 0eutidluno einsez
t%roifeu. Die Yolt uno bic @ittererpea
oitIon baben NIT Dem transport Der uie-
leu Mniter Den sal3rn Sag pollani gu
tbru,, unb ba5 Grefufipfomlte 1T uou Ias
se89raueu bis in Die tiefe 9ta6t NIT
utberncbmen, 8ud)uus nno Aufltdluns
DER gum Sbell in nie 9elebenr SdlOnbelt
anss itcuten Supfcn belhditiat. Die
pradjtuullen 9tdune beS Sdlolies bat
Sr, 28utb III &altenberg nit befauntcr
Wteiiterid)ait aulS @elbmadpoalfc nit
0opf manteu, 6abnen ulo NDappeu Der
Experimentation Stdote uno 2duncr orfos
rtrt.
Der 0euti6c &aiicr bat Dem ,uiirtema
brqtidlen Observation-Disclosures in
Serlin, Sbtrlt 6aber on 6aur, Oeu Hos
then Aoleroroen 2. &lalie uerlle9cu. @s
iptro Ole3 al8 elm compliment betraAtet,
oa8 Gem 10. (luiirtember9iI6cn) Armeez
forpS gilt, iiber meld)es lid) Der &runs
prlll; bon Deutlhlaub nad) oer Siclea
0erblt itattscbabten Snipcftion beinI
&a'ler lebr sililtls auSgelproden baber
iou.
Stautsrotb @oppett, @roBbanblsr in
Seilbronn, im WtGra 1840 0inar5mi-
hitter unO Mlt9lieo oes erltsn Osutl@eu
9felAStases, 1T am IL. Sftobsr bies
9eltprben.
@ruBe SeranSermgsn polIsiebsn iid
in benz Suabrat, bas OurA Die ebemalis,
Sad'lbs Srauerel beseidnet miro. Siel
1T cine Dia9onalitraBe in alu5fiiDrunq
begrlffen, iueld)e BON Der uuteren @de nit
Der &reu5ung Der Silberburss nit Oel
@uttenber9ltraBe reidt. Die !Sinterse.
bduoe, audi Die Sterbrauerei, 1ino, loweit
natbl9, abeetra9en. DaS Soroer9ebduo,
nit Dem Ser;og &arl, Die Sleaesbalt
lno Elm Stiid acknowledgement bleis
ben uOrldufis erDalten. Die Raulinen'
ltraBe miro ioueit uerldn9ert, oaB iie oil
Dla9onalltraBe erreidt.
8ien. Mit &islenlArittea elf Bic
OelegationsIeliion ibrem Sdlulie ent'
| seasu. Der poransiihtlid aai l6. Oft
, 1875-11-02
j H. i gepfl zen.

% o1binston IN, /. Nosbr. 8r=
ltern Ma6mittos l6neite es bier fur5e
.3eit, ober bod ni4t 10, oaB Der 8ooen
wciB mnrOe-
80 IT. n, 81. Oft Gin bcftiscr Ns=
gen unb @turmwlnb lu9te Die Staoi
bsim uno 2ebterer pdibs'e oll6 on Ot
Giilts tntlony' Ser crit tlrSli9 + ,parirt'
G1poner Ocean" geriet9 oif Den
@trenb unb miro uerlpren 9ebcn. @uG
Der G1ppner rNmulct" ltranoete. ul'
Mitterna6t murbe cine Gimme Der ran
aDIil9cn tatbolil@en ct. Solepbs=Slr-
de bcrabsspebt; Yoor-Sslano uno Die
@erften Iinb untcr @ailer 9eItst. Sn
8ortlono, Mte., miro Der Sturm fir Den
iAlimmIten ertiart, Der ie bort ltattfano'
Mebrers SNiffe itranoetcn-
Buffalo, 81, Oft. Muitin gal
Edinburgh ltarb geltern an ben gSunoen.
wel6e ibm Greitos 81. Moron beige
bra6t bate. geioe lpareu @onalboot=
Tiib,er.
Buffalo, /. 9tOpsmber. So9e'
& Sobnjon's g~aJerbaus uno Meben9e
bduoe puroen einseaiAert. Ierlult $l8,-
900.
Yousbteeplie, 81. Oft. Gtn BET
tiger &esen- uno S@neeIturm ma9t'
bier seitsrn MbenO lein grlAeinen
@ie Gatstia-8erge lino nit S6nse be'
bedt.
, SO eft d ter, 81. Ott. 9ie 0icIi9'
9rcsbptcrianerfir9e rrunnte 9citcrn alb.
8crluIt $4,000.
Iew-Y Ort, l. @ou. Ser 49=jd9-
rise Wirtb Anton ge6tOlb itarb 9clterr
in Mr. 4O8, @eit Al. 9trabe, an @un.
ben. Die Inn mebrere iun9e &opoies Su.
gcjiigt batteu. Mler- aenneop, Sobn9
, 1875-11-02

Greene unb Srant 9urns lino aui Den
8eroa6t, bos 8erbre6en be9on9cn 81
baben, perboftet.
Rem Oorf, 81. Oftbr. 8eitern
Nbeno bronnte &c in 2%an9nann unf
Semp's Npotbefe, Ir. 10, Geberirobe,
0erlult $4,000.
@eltern bronrlten in Queens, 2ong=
SslanO, a6t @ebduoe ab. @erluit $25,=
900.
GincinnatiS O., 1. Sop. 60
bert 9loams' 8o0eniabrifen bel NnOer-
ion, Snb., bronutsn nieoer. S6aoer
$4,000; nidt perli0ert.
Cincinnati g., 1. Mpb. Cine
Gpssialoepel6e aus 9etroit meloet, bal
Die u8o|k" in pelGer Sefretdr @bonolsi
elm bebeutenoes Snterelie bat, oHcnbol
i'm auitra9e mittbei!t, oaB fein MiteIiet
bes Cabinets un5ufrieocn iiber 9erru
gbanolers @rnennung lit. 9as gangs
Cabinet bot i'm Gegentbeil Die Grnen=
uun9 sebiaist. Sic 8eri6te ii5er I'm
5ufrieoenbeit bes Sefretars 8riitow unt
@eneral-Y pitmeiliers Sewea !inO unbe-
9riinoet uno ld9erli9.
9etroit, Did,, /. glop. Sel
Stlrm, mel6er BIER felt 36 Stunoer
pltbet, bat Den SAiHen i'm 9ofen, ip-
peit befarnt feinen erhcbli6en S6aOcn
Sn9efist.
Mempbis, Sem, /. Noo. Doa
Oberseri6t in Sudlon> Seun., Sat Die
glltl6eiouns bes unter9erihts, wonad
Die Neser 8m. g8iQiams uno S. Scott
oes Moroes i'm eritcu Grade l9uloig be
funoen Daren, unO lie wiillen an 24ten
9eSember baumeln.
g .2ouis, /. Nop. Sic geri0te
iiber Die Nbitimmnus fir ooer 9egen cine
leue Staat5 Contribution %laufen Iebr
iparli0 elm. Mlen Ansei6en mad III
Die lcue Contribution nit elmer yrDBen
aWloloritdt %befiiruprtet.
ct. SoIeph DO, 81. 0ft. 3wi-
lhen 6 unb Z lbr entllobm 7 @efan9c.
lie aus Dem @%cfdnsniiie, inoem tie Die
Gilcnltabe Der Tenitsr hurdi6nittcr.
Sam s=gitp. Mo., 3l.Oft. Gin
uerbeercnber Yrairie 8rano miitbct i'm
Iiioli6en &anias an Der SORT Scott=
G.ienbobn." Sn Gbcrofse= County Jim
bic Sohnl6pellen auf cine Strefe bon 8
Wteilen Serit0rt.
San 6raasisco ., 81. Oft. 9ie
SG%ureniabrif BON 0uHp Wais & Co.,
in Garlan. Nepuno. puroe 9eItern ourd
Seucr serltnrt. 8erIuIt $4,000.
, 1875-11-02
Esusas tsIs0r. gf eI6fn.
8 eutidlanO.

2onbon, 80. Oftober. Cine Se-
pel6e ous Berlin an Die nMornln9
@olt" beri6tet, bob Grsbii3of geoo=
domsfp, lpbolo feline SaftSclt ab9elau-
fen lit, aus 9eutl9lono perbonnt lper=
Den miro.
Cine gSiener Oepelbe an ben rStan=
barb" last, oab lid Or Strousburg's
9ollipa ouf rs Miilionen @uloen be-
%luufen weroen.
, 1875-11-02

Sic 9erpffansuns colifornii6er
Solmen mad ben oltli6en Gemdlern
bur6 Den Sii6= Gommilidr Der @erei=
Mig enStaoten lit icbr erfolgreih. ueber
900. 900 Gier lino an Die 6il6erei=Gom
mjiidre Der Dltli1en Staaten 9elNidt
morocn.
, 1875-11-02
Cuba.

Nem 0ort, l. Non. Gnr@ @abl
puroe Sic pom gongreB 9smaAts Grler
nuns oes Obertcn Senpr Snan y
@pcntuno gum YraRoentcn Der aepns
6lIt beltdtist.
Sir Die ipanil@cn Sruppen pcrosn
Don bier S6iislaoun9en nit Bronlant
nod Cuba bef5rbert.
, 1875-11-02
q. E.. CRAW FORD.
e Dtf Tnhkur

1T b%eftntmt. has sanse btsberise Seilperfubrsn utns
iuitoben- Ole Sur ptrb bur9 bas fogenanuts
Sobbao nne bnr4 @%innebmen pom 3p6puIper
Lspfrft. Ste e~obbdSer seisen an, mo bic &rantbeii
ibten 9is bat. pie ttef fe Iiest, unt su gleiSer
3eit sei9en ie BITE 2ebensfrait bes Meni6en an.
Sanienoe. finb In ben lesten 3pet Sobren tn Der
Sabesanitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rem Yorf, sebetlt
porben. Inter ben gebeilten bsfnSen ih6 ptele
@erste unb Ipotbefer. Die 9obbdber nnteri6eieen
jib Don dnberer Bdbern baourd), baB fe brett aui
bic &~ranfbeit einwirten, aab ben franfen Stoii ents
ierHen, In pel3er Jorm ct aud gum Boridein
son,me. Sic iinb eln Berbrennunsss oSer ausi6ets
bun9ssproceB Der &rantbcttsitoHe. Sober &ranfe
piro BET oer anrrenbnns bisier BUR i~o5uiasen iein
si9ener 4ratt;. &et,n Sennano bur4 bieie Sdber aes
reno nod Der btsberissn SeilmetboSse bic Mittst
gepobnlid seidbrltder iinb ais bic aranfbeitietbit,
nne ll9 oltsrs "a aaudts Seer is-HHOaser sranis
Obslei9 bic ao9odber oGe arantbeiten, innerri1
iino duberli3, %furirett, 70 itno bod bic Birfnnsen
bet f~oisenbcn 2ranfbeiter, b~efonbers penn fe lid
nod IN acuteni 3%uitanoe %6efinben, gang auBerorbents
lid: Iiebery feIbft Ierpens lnb Xppbusfeber,
turiri Safss nnO Observation-Disclosures mirS
bsionoers let lunaen seutsn II. i'm eriten Stabiur1,
ssIosbggli9 s.si3t tartrt. @aferinat, 8beas
ebenio Nueens unb STANDARDIZATION, fowie QUE
fbpbtltttIMe &rantbeiten in iebem (rabe. 9et
q: be~'u 9ranfbeiten, SranownaAen, @es
fd,trnren. lScrppbcIt &C: 1T bic ~gBirfuns eine
Inn Seben Don ser Wirsnns Su iberaeM9en. Mas
eenfrebS rao 5 fosenonnte &9rus ober
3acferrMbr (etm- 8 iest nnbeilbare &rontbeiD
murben sebeitt Bet letterer &ranfbeit seben ri
Qrosent Ses 2.aderitofss nit iebem Babe Sur4 beu
urn ab.
Dte Bat unb gtnnebmes gulper perbsn nod
tebtn, YIab TN 9onSe pe~fanot. Ser 9reiS bed
BaoesPulpers 1T -, Der beg gtrnebme : puluers
81. Man Iaje f9 cine 8roidire lber bic ao5tua
D sr8liiAes cher hsatider Spra4e idtdeh.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
o. StaRton Str. (Box 1891
BEN Dora .
, 1875-11-02
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NEE bat @bpilrien beIest. Die abYlli=
nlcr sieben lid suriid uno lellten tstnsn
M~ioerIano.
, 1875-11-02

&er 1000 tpiftige 8elebruusen iiber Sen
trlenidli6en S6rper fenneu lernen mill, Don
osre1 ct friiber feline abnurls gebabt, BET
lsie ~Offene 8olfSiprade tl1b sc,
lumber Enthusiastically" ein
'eraiilftlses 8ud fir ~peritanoise 2erte ultb
ein sltes @u9 fir Seberr1ann. a1s bert.
ielben fonNen iebrpiele Safen seleritt merbel,,
ipelfe bic meiften 2eute ijd seniren bonn
SauSar5te 81 erira9an. Su9alts@Ser,
5et1ntb bes @erfes franco per Yolt oil
1eoe beliebige Iorefie. 0fan ipelloe iIt ON:
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, 1875-11-02
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, 1875-11-02
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Cor. G..28te Ctr, Stem Oorf, als iinabs
b%ansigex arSt, bcbar6clt ale arten 6 + TO i>
tider &rau fbetter, uuo empfdn9t
Srieie aus alien Gbcileu Der cipiliiirten
@elt.
0urh Die ~ori9inete 8ciie iii Der 9ns.
iibnng ieiner mebiSint iden Yraris
bebanoelt CT 5a9lreid)e Batienten III europa,
@efSnbien, CANADA uno in iebcm
Staote Der @ereinigtcn Gtaotcn.
Sriefid)e Gonintationcn mrentaeltlih.
@eber Mineralien nod If)dbli6e 8flau,eu
9ebraudt. 8einobe 10000 Batierten tptr.
ben III ben lettei1 20 Sa5rtn bebarbelt,
Sober 6aa miro c%in5eln for9fdltis regii1rirt,
OBJ briefid ODER peri5ulidl Oh bon benz Doctor
ielbif ober ieinen 9iilfSdr3ter. 9ettere iinb
ale w%iiieui6aftlid s~cbilbete Mebi5iner.
ATe yattenten, tpefGe entfermt ,uoGnen,
er9alten cine ulsiibr1ide Sragcliffe franco
pet Bof poer iii 9aitie. Sin polifduoiaes
ipiien1atiiGes Giutruselt in bel 8idern,
pcrbiiioert Se5ler ODER Srrtbimer. Die
Safer ucroeu nur Don ben ansefelten
Ger5tcu 9%c6ff1et.
@eseu Gra9eliffe ober anoerspeitiae Con.
I1ltatIonen a%oreiiire man tpie folst:
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1ise s(edT At If eie ,3uter GI1atc IN
Den Der. tsatel
&%telflte ttst eiGm GIan spr, tri msldsn bic
.Gpblt aleu- ger YeteneperTneruns nil einem
Otltte br euobn iae Notfn CT fibl mereen
fl men. Seine ~esiers Nullss Fam ssmatt
merosn.
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e0He " aub psb a0bIl IN. bap.n IN ere
81 enten m @rune, nb IN irsenp elmer Mei.
Il ga p~esLa9fn. !Y.lt etnfm lIparutle 20
is Gents t.eliat, taun si Seer ltine bami-
le ltEanet, nao leil EN- IOoe Y%erlOrei baten.
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den, modem nb seTaa's an Scr, y. Ye g.,
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NIB ; mi
, 1875-11-02
Sabrrs.G intrmmcnsiibers$1 500, ooo

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ulb Wailea Dun pieier Wtle4lb # ousseSAblt.