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requisite nerve to shoot On sight the burglar
who entered his house, VAS ehot by the burglar
instead. Moral: Never give the young man
chance Kill him as you would bed-bug, or
you'll be as dead as Mr.. Shute.
An inventive geniua in tile days Of Tiherius
diecovered the secret Of flexible glass, but the
Emreror was s'long" On gold and silver, and
thought this new glass would ruin him. The
man With the fertile brain was consequently re-
lieved Of his head. and Tiberius took trip to
Brupdusium-th Saratoga OF the period. -
After a minister about 60 years old had mar
ried couple near Christianburg, Fa-, the other
der, he was challenged by the bride to foot
race. The ground WAS duly measured of, and
the race was hot one. The young FLY got the
lead at first, but the dominic finally ca1na in
ahead.
The proprietor Of the only saloon IN An Iowa
town died one night, and the next morning,
when the citizens gathered at the door and found
it locked, with Grape on the knob, they drank
from the town-pump and went home sorrogfn
lot Of nournars indeed. Some grief touches us
Ill in the same spot
When Jou find from sn examination OF your
plate, ont West thst half cockroach has I'M
deniahly been sent down ahead Of hls remains,
beware and conceal the emotion the discovery
awakens. Stir but one muscle, hnd the Coro-
ner's Jury brings in verdict Of iustifable
homicide, and the hotal-kecper is set free.
Another journalist ia candidate tor the con-
gratnlations OF his friends Afr. Henry G. john
son, formerly Of the local staff Of TIE TRIBUNE,
is to ba married on Wednesday, June go to Miss
Sara l. Harris, Of Washington, At tha Church Of
tbs Epiphany Of that city. Mr. Johnson has tha
best us&hss Of tha newspaper fsatazniy Of this
csy. ...-..
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
The DESIGNATION of Efigy Sargent by the

The designation of EHigy Sargent by the
Renublican caucus for Chairman Of the
Committee on Mines and Mining is direct
insult to the people Of the Pacific states.
There is no man in either branch OF con-
oress who is 90 obnoxious to the great mass
of citizens who are interested in mining as
this senator who was long ago burned in
efiQy by his constituents. Sargent was
sent to the senate by the central pacific
ring, and has fulfilled the expectations OF
those who procured his elevation by act
ing as the subservient tool of the monopo.
lists who have endeavored to absorb al
the wealth of the Pacific states, while the
bills relating to mining which he has in
troduced and advocated in the senate have
usually been exceedingly Objectionable te
the majority of the people who were to OF
affected by them. Indeed, the fact tina
any bill relating to mining, or to Legislator
affecting the title to mineral lands, Is III
troduced by Sargent, is considered suthclen
cause for suspicion that it conceals SOM
lob for the benefit of monopolists at the ex
pense of the industrious mining population
If the caucus had proceeded with the de
liberate intention of disgusting the peopl
of the Pacific coast with the rule OF tn
Republican party, it could 10 no way hay
more surely effected that result than b
choosing Efhgy Sargent for the importar
place they have selected him to till.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

A great many furiously loyal persons
have professed to feel great alarm for the
safety of the country, because large
number of ex-Confederate soldiers have
been elected to congress. The Cincinnati
ENQUIRER answers these timorous patriots
pretty fairly in this way:
THE great mass of the intellect, wealth
and manhood of the south was engaged In
the late war against the Federal govern
ment. To exclude it from participation
in the general administration is really to
exclude that great section of the Union
ITSELF We don't want to make ex Presl'
dent Lincoln and ex-secretary of state
Seward liars when they announced to for
eign governments that the vacant seat:
of the southern representatives in con
gress were only waiting for their return
that no opposition would be interposed b,
us to their return, but that the war wa
being waged for that purpose. For thu
first time since 1861 these vacant seats il
congress are to be filed in pursuance o
these promises, and because of it Their
should be congratulation from one end o
the Union to the other.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

The Washington D. c. Epening Star
says the revival of the franking privilege
has made a vast amount of extra work for
the private secretaries and clerks OF SEN
ators and members. The labor of writing
the signatures of the latter in various pub
lie documents devolves now, as formerly
upon subordinates, and since the passage
of the law committee clerks have beer
kept busy franking thousands of docu
ments, many of which have been stowef
away at the Capitol for several years past
Congressman are now able to send then
through the mails free, and the result il
that the post-ofice in this city is clogge'
with such matter, tons Of it being received
daily.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
The Negroes not all Fools.
\ Colorcd Correspondent Of the Augusta &C
Chronicle.

4 Colorcd Correspondent of the Augusta (Ga.)
Chronicle.
beg of you to allow me to answer your
sentiments on the Civil Rights bill of
March 8. We know that negroes are
somewhat a people that ought to be to
themselves because their hair is short.
But as am negro myself, know some
thing about the negro race. and none OF
US are so blind aud so dull of sense aud
such fools as to take our week wages, give
it to hotel for dinner, and then go
NAV tell YOU friends that all the negroes
want is to give them their seats in the
court house on the jury. and on the trains
and at all places of business. Give us the
right that God intended us to have, and
YOU can have your hotels and bar rooms, 81
that you can eat and drink until you die
Please let the citizens of Augusta know
that we are not all fools.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
CLIMAX I. CLIMAX

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for rs cents. Y
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without 1t.
Wewarrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts Or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
boxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

time eleven o'clock yesterday morning.
Enter colored troop from the rural regions.
Store-keeper walks hurriedly up to troop
and says:
swell, my colored friend, the civil-rights
bill has passed and I am now compelled to
sell you anything you want, just the same
as to white man."
Colored troop (pompously): II know
dat"
well, now just say what you want. l
will have to sell it to you, although don t
care to do so"
Il don't want muffin. 81
NOW just look around the store ana II
there is any thing you want to buy, say 80.
I'll have to sell it to you as am not aD,s
to pay the five hundred dollars line. Ii
YOU haven't got money enough to pay 1ol
what YOU want I'll have to lend 1t to you;
though I hope you don't want much, as
haven't got but little. -,
"What's de price o dem pantsY' point
ling to a pair of corduroys.
'Seven dollars" (cost about three.)
81 amt got but five.
"Well, I'll have to lend you the othe
two." ~,
And so thetrade was consummated. TIL
darkey took the pants, paid FIVE dollars
; borrowed two, paid two and went off, oW
ing the store keeper two dollars borrowe
money, with the firm conviction that b
had made dat white man sell him pal
of pants and lend him two dollars to boo
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

Ladies, do you want handsome com
nlexion? of course you all do. Well,
then send for box of A. J. Pozzoni's
Intoxicated Complexion Powder" 1t viii
remove freckles and sunburn, will allay al
irritation and impart to the skin beauti
full transparent whiteness. 1t IS sold q
wholesale and retail by A. j. Pozzonl, st
Louis, Mo-, and by E. Breunert, Emf
Kehler, G. Speidel, and Benser u Thorn
as, Rock Island ll-l4dly.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
MoNTGoMERY'S NERVINE.

For the cure of Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Head
ache Nervousness, Sciatica, Tic-Douloureux, Hys-
teria Palpitaton of the Heart, ana all nervous al
fecions. The Proprietor OF this valuable medlcine
dues not ask on to it for weeks or months De-
fore you have relief; in many cases one bottle or
less of this medicine is required 1t is sold on Its
own merits. and not by fla tering advertisements,
community.
Sold by ali Druggists. DR. Montgomery will be
happy to have all who are suffering consult MIN
free OF charge, pei sonaIly or by letter.
Office and store, 131 n, Ninth st, cor; Gnerry,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
nRSIACIES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOU'VE MEN from the efects
of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood re-
stored Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed CT
gelopes. >>r, u,o,- ,,o S,h
ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,-an institution
having a high reputation for honorable condur
and professional skill. 19n%wf"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHENIX RITTERS.

I1SEN1A D1 AGAeCs
The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885, by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine i'm cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiveness, Bilious Corr
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
incur possession, giving detailed
accouts of perfect CURES effect
dby these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
out all the functions of the body
in healthy condition.
ry- Sold by Druggists everywhere
]. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street, New York. >
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
They did not Count the Cost.

From the Henderson (Ky.) News.
While the Calender Nlinstrels were in
our city on Thursday night last couple
of tLem walked into prominent bar room
on Main street, aud called for drinks for
two. The request was forthwith obeyed,
but these two sable gents were thunder
struck when. handing the polite bartender,
a one dollar note, they received no change
in return.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
Had to Sell Him the Pants.

An Augusta, Ga, paper has the follow
ing:
Scene in o Broad street clothing store,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

Notice In an Atlanta Saloon.
Owing to circumstances which L need
not recount, | shall be forced to adopt IL
the future the following rates;
Beer, by the glass. -. ....$ l0.0t
Whisky toddy. .............. 1870
Brandy straight 1910,
and SO on in proportion. To regular Gus
toners will make liberal discount.
T.. J. WEINMEIsFER.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

Some of the Practical Results Which
Have Followed the Passage of
the Bill.
From the Courier-Journal.

From the COurler-JOurnal Il
Two negro boys about twenty years OF
age armed themselves and proceeded to
the residence of the Rev, Andrew Harri- |
son, pastor of the Southern Presbyterian |
church of Harrodsburg, for the ostensible
purpose Of collecting debt of dollar or
so, owed to the mother of one of the boys
for washing by Mrs. Harrison. After
rapping upon the front door Mr.. Harrison
opened it and inquired their wants, when
one of them responded, Il come for that
money for washing"
Mr.. Harrison replied, 1T is something
know nothing about walk around to the
kitchen, and my brother will see you in
few minutes and settle with you as he at
tends to that business" mo, sir; no
more kitchen and back doors. I'll 60 10
here" and with an oath he attempted to
enter the front door, which Mr.. Harrison
slammed in his face.
They then paraded around the house,
one firing off musket and the other PTS
toll, swearing and acting in very disor-
derly manner. Mr.. Harrison, whose resi-
dence is 10 the outskirts of the town, sent
messenger for an officer, and Constabl'
Vanarsdale arrested them and took then
before Esquire McGrath, who sent them
to Jail in default of bail. They were tried
the following day under the state kukluz
act for conspiring, ETC., and held over fol
further trial.
Their attempt to exercise what they sup
posed to be their privileges conferred upoI
them by the Civil Rights bill, was prema
ture, as that bill had not then become
law.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
SPECIAL N TIcEs.

cELT cARPETINGs, Is to so cents per yard.
I FELT CEILING for rooms instead OF Plaster.
FELT ROOFING and SIDING. For Circulars and
Sample address C. J. FAY, Camden, New Jersey.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
PILES! PILES! PILES
cnnHR,S MEM PILE CIIRE

Sure Cure and Absolute Prevention. Sold ny al
Address. MON fGOMERY Co, Agents,
131 n. Ninth St, PHILADELPHIA. Pa
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
He Concluded not to Insist Upon it.

From the Alexandria (Na.) Gazette.
A colored man entered Fisher barber
shop yesterday and demanded shave.
The proprietor seated him in an ordinary
chair. Being seated he was lathered well,
the brush occasionally slipping into the
corners of his eyes, The barber then, at:
ter rummaging in a chest, produced what
must have been the father of all razors,
and commenced strapping it vigorously.
The customer, half blinded by the soap,
seeing him handling the small scythe, ask.
ed what he was going to do with it, and
when told that he was going to shave him
with it, said he wouldn't be shaved by
any such thing, and hastily rising, seized a
towel, wiped his face and left the shop.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

- The Joseph Dixon Crucihle Co.
JERSEY CITY mi
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

h7E WEEK to Agents tn sell an article salea
u j Bile rs -four. Fronts immense fackage
| free Address BUCKEYE MFG CO., Marion, ".
, 1875-07-31
GngianD.

a%onbpn, so. Suli. Sic Groto Su
~ bat ben Nberit gofer in Gropoen pe-
aen MibperbaItens i'll @ntla9e psrlett,
9erlelbe miro befonntli@ pon eiler juns
aen Dame bcl9ulbist, in elnem gabn-
Suse eiueu @nsriff auf lire Suyeno se-
madt 81 boben.
9oubon, so. Suli, Ser aiberole
gea 1T BON bern gesirfe SartlepoDl init
49S 6timmeu Mlebrbeit ln's Yarlament
er,pablt woroen.
2onbon 80. Suli. @on Mfan9es
tier miro beri1tet, boB 8urbsreitunsen
setrp6en morben iino, baB IL 9ompfer
,pdbreno Der @ode Der bunoertjabrisen
O'Gpnnen=G eier Die NaNa9iere BON 9i=
perpool nod Dublin beiDroern louen.
Man ertportet, bab 1900 Perlonea
bon ben peri6iebenen Some=&uIe= Mit=
teIpunften pom @robbritaunien mad
Dublin rciien merhen. 9iefinii6e Mnt
ueltie= @elelI6oit funoi9t an, oo6 iie sc
Ieaentli@ Der O'gonnea= BroSeflion am
6. Musuit cine erobe Srauer-S emonltra
tipu p~eranitalten tperoe.
, 1875-07-31
9uldAl itas pepsIdsa'

SolIifor q. g, 30. Suli. 9as
@obnssbduoe BON Senator &anlbaa
brannte oersansene Na4t ab. Gin Bic
l,er uno cine Grau famen in ben Slam
men i'm.
Ottowa, gan., 80. Suli. Ser
@innipes= Correspondent Der vTreien
prelie" inst, bab na@ slanbwiiroisen
9epel6en gu ct 2aurent, 80 NfeiIen
6ili9 bon Carleton, unruben ~aussebro
den Ieicn. Sic 8uHeljdscr batten ons
Gisentbum bon Sassrn, Die IT'D tpeiger=
ten, ibren @ori@riiten ii@ gu fii9es, con
fiscirt nno unter Der Gabreri9aft zines
9efpiien Srumonb cine eisene &e9ie-
rrrg sebiloet, ober ertlart, Der GOniein
gu buloisen.
Sem II, Conn.,, 80. Suli.
Seltern fanb man an bar p~ieii9en Werf
te ben 2ei6num BON 6reberid @bite
bon Sterlins.@entre, WtaI., ber ausen=
I3sinli4 onoeraipp ermorbet uno naf
Der Shat bierbsr sebro9t mprben i'll.
, 1875-07-31
Sranfreib.

9arig, 80. Suli. Sn Der Matipnal
@srlammluns fraste 9eltern 9crr &aoul
9upal Die &e9ieruns, warum Die Ser.
@taoten ben fron50Il9en Sirsern Die
@ntIddbisuusen nidt %be5ab!ten, ipelde
bielelben wdbreno bes Birserfrieses E
Iitten. Ser Minilter bes Mls warti9en'
Ser5os De Gaaes, erwioerte, anbere Nu=
tionalitdten ieien aud nod ni6t entl6d
bist wprben. Ser Yrdliocnt babe in
ieiner lebten Sabresbotl3alt empfo6Ien,
ole Sa6e in Setro4t sn 5is9en, Der
Gunsreb babe jeoo6 oisles pnidnmt.
st babe jebo9 poQfommenes Tertrouen
ouf Die Gbrli9teit Der @ereini9ten Staa-
ten.
, 1875-07-31
Maenten ~perIdnaf4

On. FoorE IN bt gtrfafsr fnshtsrsr rtsstttntftes
eDefte, srn eentn stas iiher 10000 @fettpldre Gblds
sefGabeh taf. Gin IHsttes ,,Dus Nehftenfsfe,n' ptte
nOfeae gpltsfpra&e NIB ~seunstt WenlasnSsraanb,"
bat tintn sbfas sp, lbtr 10000 trttt&t. Dieies, ltstert
sDett trf4ttht ttst eaeltia uns tsutfA. Gin ttieres
sDttf ,a~DiNenfhaft anb Dt&tuas" rbtf .ruBss,
Der taeenDllHs uttt, ,ae Spoasln, Der Idatse Mft, et.
fAtiat sptISugs nur snsttf@. Destn Sataltsstraeias
ntge htsler geerte pout ttaa I'D tatutesr al Da Foors
tntncsa rotr an bic Murray Hill VsrlagsbuchhAndlang,
1sD East 2oth Street. New York.
aataien pttbtn fur Rem sstttteb hlsist aDttfe setidnst
nas trbal.sa fter eahhtee gsntnaans,a. SO ntdhAsr
Heeat bat fhon hut& rtn a}ettauf htsftf s5trfe I'D ben
@ruabneth ~ ttatm tlttata gethiBsta 8slest. ,Das
Msnl6tnirism" III fir GrNadfent nab ,aDifenl6aft unb
3tdtaits' fit ne SuashD et SsrsaaIiaes, ltbtreiats nnb
taisredahtts qDerf. Gin 9abaltssts:tthntB Der gDerft
rel&ts franco str Spf an itst atbreft p~stfanbt ipttb,
ettbt etns psuedaSIas pef&rstbane tstfdbth. sfsa
ttn,aaI,
asenten ODER Golpprtelire berlangt.
s~IbreIfire tpie oben.'
, 1875-07-31
New Mprf. %. Suli. .0os Neusrl

New Dort, 80. Suli- .Oas Teuer,
sueI6es per9ansene Na@t has nit Del
befro6tete 2idterldiff in SsrieD Gitp
Ser1tDrte' ipar bos 99ert oou TluBpira-
ten. Man 9lo,bt, ooB 2 bcrietbea our6
ole erfolgte Ggplofon III Die SUIT 9e=
i9leubert iporben iiso. Auber Dem Sid
terldif ipuroe nod bos Sod bis 81 oem
8etroee Don $500 bcidaoi9t; fir $4,000
0nbbol5 brannte ob uno Die ouf $1,000
selddbte 5loop rSlora" brannte bis
auf Den Waleripie9el nIeoer.
9bifabeIpbia, so. Suti. Mts
9eitern Elm neues 8dbrbopt auf Dem 0e=
Iaipare Die 4robefobrt madte, itiir5tc
Der Mai9iuit SoAn GpnID, mdbseno cr
einen GimerWaler aus benz TluB i@5p=
fen poate, iiber 8prb uno ertrnnt.
@incinnoti 80. Sui. Cine
9epei9e rpn 9untin9ton, Wclt 3d.,
loSt, baB Der 9ampfer pMp Gboice" 9e=
tern Nbeno se9en Elm Sbiif, in lucl6em
li1 bier %unbefannte Yerlonen hefanoen,
ltieb uno in ben @runo bobrte. Nae er=
tranfen.
cincinnati, 80. Suli. Cine Sc
peI9e BON Gpntbiano, &p., beri6tet, bob
Der 3abnar5t Sr. s. s. Oono0p Den
3abnarat Or. 9eduuer, eri6olien, tpeiI
osrielbe i'm einen 2igner %senonnt babe.
0onallp iiberlicferte liA lelblt Der Yoli=
sei, uno auf leinem @ese nod Dem Sc
fdnsnilie erbielt ct BON 81, $. Gio9clp,
Dem G6waser bon Yedouer, einenSAub
Der i'm iofort tobt niebcrltrefte. GlogelD
beiinoet lt9 i'm @e%fdn9niiIe.
Mempbis, 80. Suli, 9ie Nus
li@ten in 8eireif Der ueberi@luemmun9
linh Iebr bitter. 8e9en oues Grworten
lties Der 5luB seiicrn UNI einen Sol.
Getern Ma4mittas fegte Gin beItiger
Gcgenlturm ii6er Die Stabt unb Die Sc
geno, uno aus ben Sbdlern ocs Mfilionri
uno Obio fommcn Seri9te, oob es bort.
beftig seregnet bat.
Mempbis, %. Suli. Dapio s..
Slausbter, ELM prominenterSiirse pOn
Sipton= Co., Senn., fe6rte geltern beim
einem perltedten Meu6clm0roer gel9ol-
len unb lAtper %pertuunbet, Man 9loubt
oab Der WsudeImDrber Elm Neger mar,
ga Slaughter tiiraIi4 einen Ncser err
i9oIlen bat, neil li@ berlel6e Der Ser
boftuns wioerIeste.
St.9puis, 30. Stuff, Cine 9e-
pelde aug glanbmiiroiser GueQe lost,
OaB Der seitri9e 8eridt, Bop OberF %.
9. Gob (, Oberbduptlin9 Der GberofeIen,
ermprbet wprben, unpabr lei. 5ioB be-
finbe li@ seluno unb wobl 5u 9aule u1o
lei iiberbaupt in fcinem Streit ir9eao
mel1er Nrt uerpifeIt 9ewelen,
, 1875-07-31
Curopaifde Nabridten.

Srauffurt a. SO. Sn Tolge ber
giufiibrung ber MfarfsM abruns in
@irtembcr9 itr0mcn bic 6rauffurter
10. /. Yanfs9toten maiIeubaft bicrber
suritd. Gin 80. Stunt warcn nod iiber
a Wi0tonsn @nloen Notcn Oct Sranf'
furter 8anf in Circulation.
9aS Oenfmal fit bic I'M bcutId)s
franSo0idcn &ricse bon 1870l71 geials
lenen Sronffurter ioa I'M Sabrestagc
oeS 6rantinrter 6ricocns.5 dluiies i'm
udhiten Sabre entblGt werben.
Seit benz 1. Sui 1T bier in SEN mel,
fen Sc taurationen uno Meinuirtbldaf.
ten Die Mart @abrunN eingeflbrt.
Before Weine BADEN bel Der u~mrsdnAns
in Die Wfarf. BGlrung geraoe 10 wie bic
Speiiem einen Ibiblag criabren. Mit'
cl'Sortcn ~erlirten cinen Iuil4la9 BON
eiaisen Biennt9en.
gu Dem am 4. Su1i ab9c baItcnen
6eloberes6 elte citizen su 6uB uno nit
Der Giienhabn Eaulsnoe bon Meni6cn.
5bon am Gamlta9 Nbcnb warcn Die
sum 9erse f%ibrenocn 8e9e uno Yiaoe
nit Gourilten bebedt, wclfe auf ben
l%uitieen @Dben ben Sonnen Iuf9ang
bstradten wo(ltcn. @sr frab3eitis ben
Berg perlieb, bate fIus sctban. 0us
BrelS~3urnen, gu weldpem lid beucr
mebr iun9e 2eute ais lonlt (ctwa 20O)
lid 9emeloet, fonnte nidt gu Cube se'
fiibrt Werben, ocnn elm befti9er uno uIls
mttrbrodener @euitter' 0fs9en frat &C.
gen 1 ubr elm, Ser Die Groe uuiweidte
unb Die &leioer ourdnaBte. @dbrcno
Gan ienbe binauS gum 0elbbcrs eilttn,
brahten Die Gilenbabneu boppelteu Gr.
iae BON Seiu9ern Tranffurts ans alien
@esenben. Der Wetterau, oeS &bein.
unS Otaintbals, Der Bfal5 unb islbil
Yaoens. Disielbeu sossn mciltenS
gum joulcsiiden @arten, wolclblt Elm
2O.Hfsnui9.G Gag itattfanp. lleber IA.
600 Seer den nabmen Gintritt. Groe
bieiss aswalti9en InOranses bsrrl@ts
bic sr0Bts Oronuns.
St.ttiu. Sic @laubiaer Der Bom.
merlhen S%entralbabu biriten ain Gnbe
bod nod so PCT. ibrcr 6%Orbernneen
srbalten, inoem ii9 Die @riinoer Der
Geielldaft, bic Serren OSer unb S9u'
fer, bereit erfldrt baben iOaen, cine nid)t
uubctradtlide Gersleidsiumnle an Die
@Oncursuerwaltnns gu aablen. Dase'
gen sebsn bic Gftionare Der Gentral'
balm mad benz BON Der 2anbesusrtre'
tuns ansenommsnen @eieeentwnrf absr
hrn 9aIfsrwsrb Der Se5n burh ben
, 1875-07-31
Gsuslif trlsgr. gfpflnsa.
0eutiGIano.

@ien, 80. Suli. Sic r9rcIie"
5aat, boB Der Giiritbii4of pon Sreslon,
SEER 6Drlter, in ieiner ooppeItcn @igsr=
fdoft als beutl9er uno Dltreidll@er Si=
idof, our6 Den pdpltlidsn Nuntius in
Qsien awildeu Dem Iatifan uno Nreilz
zen permitted. Sc bciBt, ooB Der Nun-
thus felblt nit Der prcubil6cn @e}onot-
sdaft in 9Sien in l1nterbanoluns 9etre=
ten 1T,
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Il. b. CRAW FORD.

8ruueeiaenthunlzN scnt uub Iftiondr,
SO. 1t05 Pant Strabe. (8ptbits SAID
6aniet, 0sunefife unb 9annereieu au
herfanfen, 81 termietben, peer gu tertatts
idea. 4estere %p-ftebtn ats benz bs(ten Wfers
uuo MineraIs eattD, nsldes 0irs'nia bat.
Mud bafen le eilise bee i6Snlist Mobn91u.
Ter tn bee Stabi ;a Serfaufsn ppM su ~perntif-
tbeh.
Veonhere q n mt e + a III :
t 10 roau tos 9 nj / e.
t ben nnb @iufaircn Der
" Ell ! EN- oerwenb t.
III 0 INIT
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Spring parf
Sr0uere(.

Sd trlditbe mir meinen Grennben u,,t
Dem Fhblifnm int Masemeinen anst,;ri<
gen, oaB ib nit meiner Nlcs grauere,
etne 2aaetbierz Srauerei berbhnocn uno
st benz 3wef einen beuti9en Yraucr,
perrn Sacob gdif bon ser beribmt.n
Srauerei pon 8. 5. Bale in Pbilaect.
pbta anaeitr1t babe.
Snbem i'd aitf oas Boblwouen Bee Va
blifims redlne, gcbe id Die Yerli9erund.
oaB th alleS ai,tuenben merbe, Elm il
noblidmedenocs Gier gu brauer, BOG
aueh Ntforoerunsett entipreden uiro.
tol 6enrp g omler t.
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Gpanien.

Mabrib, 80. Suli. Cine pliiSieae
9epelae mcloet, baB Die Saaptma3t
Der &orlilten i'll Gatalpnien cpncentrirt
lit. Gen. Martinea Camps bat Die
@toot @co De urgel in Der prppins Sc
riba mitSturm genommen. 9ie @ita
oe1e bdlt nod INNER aus, '&uirb aber
fallen miiIen.