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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-05
THE SITUATION
Democrats Secede from the
South Carolina House.
AND INLET BY THEMSELVES.
Florida and Louisiana to Give their
Verdict To-day.
AND MEET BY THEMSELVES
SOUTH CAROLINA.


Yesierday's Proceedings in the Legisla
ture.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 4-Upon the reassembling
of the dual house the Democrats withdrew from
the State House in body and met in Carolina
hail. in secret session. The Republicans also
went into secret session. Great excitement
prevails and the town is full of people.
Proceedings of the Democratic Legisla-
ture.
The Democratic house continued in secret
caucus all this afternoon. At D. m. the Sem
ate met. The session was unimportant till
just before o'clock p M, when it was moved
that the Senate adjourn. Motion was carried
by vote of 16 ayes to IA hayes. This action
is regarded as important, as 2 o'clock to-day
was the hour set for counting the vote for Gov
ernor, and as the Senate adjourned without
considering that question or postponing it to
some future day, 1t is virtually disposed of in
that body and must originate in the house to
come up again.
The Application for Mandnmus,
The Supreme Court heard an argument dur
ing the entire day on the application for a man.
damus requiring the Secretary of State to de-
liver the returns for Governor and It. Governor
to Speaker Wallace, and adjourned at 1880
o'clock this evening until tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. This question involves the other
question as to which is the legal house of repre-
sentatiyes
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The special commit
tee to investigate the recent election in South
Carolina and the action of the canvassing
board will proceed to Columbia to morrow eve
ming. 1t is understood that Representative
Morrison of Illinois will be appointed chairman
of the special Louisiana committee.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs,

Crane, Leland & Moody's extensive shoe
mandatory in Nashua starts up on full time
to-day,
Rev. E. A. Rand of Boston has accepted
call to the First Congregational church in
Franklin.
The Greeley monument was unveiled yester-
day. Rev. DIR. Chaplin opened the exercises
with prayer, the formal presentation was
made by w. 81. Bodwell, after which Thurlo W
Weed unveiled the monument Bayard TAYLOR
delivered an address, aud E. G. Stedman a
poem
Half the coal mines in Pennsylva stopped
work Saturday.
Attorney General Taft will send his report TO
Congress in the course of a week.
The report of the Secretary of War is regard
ed OF great interest because of the recent events
associated with the transfer of troops and af-
fairs IN the Southern sta ties.
Inc supreme Court has affirmed the decision
or the circuit Court making the sureties Of
the CITY OF New Orleans responsible to Mrs
Gaines for the amount of Der judgments
against the city.
Ex-Gov. Hawley delivered an address on
the Centennial exhibition iu New York last
evening
Edward Harlow, winner of the single scull
race at Philadelphia, offers to row John Higs
gins of England for $500 side, in Toronto
Bay.
The official Republican majority in Oregon is
1165.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
Boy Drowned,

Boy Drowned.
BIDDEFoRD, Dec. A boy named Andrews
of Saco, was drowned while skating Saturday
afternoon.
Incendiarism i'm Bangor.
BANGOR, Dec. 4.-Flre at this morning de-
stroyed lumber shed owned by A. M. Roberts
& Son. 1t contained 4 million and half of
shingles, loss on which is covered by insurance
The shed cost 500 and is total loss. The fire
was incendiary.
Fire in Brnuswick.
BRUNSWICK, Dec 4-The house and barn be-
longing to Stephen Walker were burned this
morning. Loss about $500; partially insured
The fire caught in the barn from some eau
unknown.
Stage Breaks Through the Ice.
SKowHEGAN, Dec. 4.-The Canaan stage
while crossing the river on the ice tonight at
Pishon's Ferry, broke through, drowning the
horses and losing harnesses and wagon. The
passengers succeeded in escaping and saving
tie baggage and mail.
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FIR ANCE.


PARIS. Dec. 4.-Tbe official journal annonnc
es that the French Ministry have rendered
their designations, and President MacMahon
has requested them to remain in Office until be
arrives at decision on the subject
LONDON, Dec. A dispatch from Paris to
the Times gives detailed account of the crisis
in the French Ministry, from which it appears
that Dufaure, President of the Cabinet Coun-
Gil, offered his resignation on Saturday morn
ing 10 consequence of his defeat in the Senate
on Friday. All his colleagues approved his ac-
ton and decided to initiate it Their in tention
was not Immediately carried out in Difference to
the wishes of President MacMahon. The crisis
was subsequently intensified.
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FO r E G N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Buigarians,


New YORK, Dec. 4-Kiernan's special from
COnstantinople says that Mr.. Schuyler, Ameri-
can Consul General, has returned from Bulga-
ria. He reports that the condition of the peo-
pie is improving, and that relief agencies, in
Guiding the government ones, are working we'll
and rendering great assistance to the inhab
tauts.
Russian Troops on the Pru,h.
VIENNA, Dec. 4.-Twenty-fve thousand Rus
sian troops have been massed along the south
bank of the Pruth. The Porte promises to re.
spect the neutrality of Roumania.
Bismarck's Views.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Despatch from Berlin says
Prince BsmaIck's statements are greeted hy
all Germany with the greatest satisfaction, In
his remarks Saturday Bismarck declared that
if Russia threatened 10 be victorious in the i'm
pending war England would interfere without
makiDg formal declaration of war; and he be-
lieved that England would occupy Egypt should
the Turkish territory be violated by Russian
forces.
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CLEVELAND. December 4.-The Petroleum mark
ct is firm at 24B for standard.
MEMPHIS, Decemember 4.-COtton market quiet
and steady; Midding upIands 11sc.
CHARLESTON, December 4.-Cotton is dull; Mid
ding uplands at 112c,
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-Cotton steady Mid
ding upands llsc
SAVANNAH, December 4-Cotton market is dull;
Middling uplands at 11Ac.
NEW YoRB, December 4-Cotton is quiet and
steady; Middling upands at IL Lice.
WILMINGTON, December Cotton is quiet and
steady; Middling uplands at 11ac.
AUGUSTA, December 4-Cotton quiet and steady;
Middling uplands at 11c
MOBILE, December 4.-Cotton is weak; Middling
uplands III q 114c.
LOUISVILLE, December 4.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding uplands 11sc.
| GALVESTON, December 4.-Cotton is dull and
heavy: Middling uplands llsc.
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MARRIED..

In Rochester, Now go, by Rev. E. c. Cook. VIM. A.
Adams of Portland and Miss Lucy z. Dyer of Bux-
ton.
In Yarmouth, Dec. 2, by Rev. G. B. Isley, Geo. A.
Eddy of Newport, R. l., and Lydia M. Humphrey of
Yarmouth.
In North Yarmouth. Nov. 80, by Rev. G. B. Ilsley,
VIM. A. Mitchell of Yarmouth and Alice j. True OF
North Yarmouth.
In Harrison, Nov. %, Albert F. Davis of Hiram
and Miss Almeda A. Haskell Of Harrison.
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Foreign Notes,

A revolution headed by Col Alsina, Minister
OF War. has broken out simultaneously in the
city of Buenos Ayres and the Province OF the
entire Rios
The Porte denies that dissepsions prevail in
the ministry.
Steamship Spain which arrived at Havana
yesterday, brought 500 troops and $500 600 in
gold
British troop ship St Lawrence has been
wrecked off the coast of Africa. Troops saw
ed
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Mr.. Springer-Is not Mr.. Willard Repub-
lican?
Mr. Conger-No sir.
Mr. Willard asked to be excused as he was
already on committee which occupied his
time.
The Speak er accordingly excused Mr.. Will
lard and appointed Mr. Lapham of New York
in bis place
House at 7.30 adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND CosA gaENCiAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY, December 4.-There is very little to note
in the markets to-day. TrBde is very active but
prices continue quite firm. Corn is quite strong at
66c for old and Csc for the new crop. Sugars con-
tinue active at 1880 for graduated and 113c for
Extra C.
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HARTFORD. Dec. A letter to the Hart
ford CouraDt fromIColumbia, S. c., announces
the death Of James Webster Smith from cor
sumption He was known as Cadet Smith"
and was the young colored man who was for a
while at w est Point academy.
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CARDENAS. schr NJ X Rawley-337s shocks and
heads 81 600 hoops "a truss hoops, 100 empty casks.
BUENOS AYRES, Bark Ella-l15 265 # lumber,
1925 pickets.
CARDENAS. Schr Lizzie Wilson-i3OJ shocks
and heads 10, 925 hoops, 1876 empty casks.
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MARINE NEWS.
L0ss of n Kucksnorf

Loss of a Bucksport Schooner.
NANTUCKET, Dec 4.-Schooner Mary Louise
of Bucksport was found this afternoon, aban-
doued, in the Sound stern under water, main
mast alongside, with the sail dragging in the
water, and the foresail and jb in rags.
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WINDSOR, Ms. Br Schr Venture-235 tons plas-
ter to Knight 81 Whdden.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship SardiDian-
30 packages merchandise to j 4 Prindle, do do to
John Gale, l do do to FL g. A Allan.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rWENyY-FouR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec. 8, Il A. M
For New England,
and Middle states clear or fair weather, north
west to southwest winds with slowly rising ba.
Tometer and slight changes in temperature
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The following were the closing quotations

The transactions aggregated 1888 Shares, New
York Central q Hudson sU9shares, Erie 230O shares,
do preferred 1000 shares Rock island $50 shares Pa
cic Mail 1900 shares ST Paul 200 shares do prefer
red 300 shares Ohio 700 shares Western Union Sl15
shares, Wabash 245O shares, Union Pacific 1905 do,
Delaware Lackawanna s. Yves ern 81 1878 shares, New
Jersey Central 1900 shares, Michigan Central 5000
shores.
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LONDON, December 4-12 80 P M-Consols 933 for
money and account.
LONDON, December 4-l2.30 P. M.-American Sc
curites-United States bonds 1865, at 1888; IS.
1857 Erie railway shares g.
LIVERPOOL, December 4.-12 80 P. M.-Cotton-
steadier Middling uplands at 716d; do Orleans at
6sd sales II 600 bales including 1900 bales for spec
ulation and export Receipts 100 of which 230O
bales were American.
LONDON, December 400 P. M.-Consols 90 7-16
for money and account
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MEMORANDA.

Sch May Munroe, (of Rockland) Clarkson, from
Portland for Wiscasset in ballast, parted her chains
in the Sheepscot river on Sunday. during heavy
blow and went ashore on Lewis Island. She lies on
boulder, in bad position, with sister keeson
broken,
Sch Neptune's Bride, Lindsey, from Port johnson
for Chelsea put into Edgarown LIST for repairs, hay
ing split sails night of the 30th and struck Hawes
Sboal, where she pounded heavily.
Sch M Brookings, Brown from New York for
Boston. put into Provncetown I'd with loss of sails
and an anchor.
Schs j Ames. Magnet, and Commerce, all put
into Edgartown S0th with loss of sails and rigging
damaged.
Sch L A Rose. Rose, from Alexandria with coal,
while towing up to New Bedford lst inst, struck on
the rocks, where she remains full OF water.
n5Y@See general news columns,
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conyeyance-1O01 bush cornmeal to g
ffr1ra
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Dec. 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Allentown, Tuttle, Phi.adelpha-co TO
Randall 81 McAllister.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB.
Baroue Endeavor, Mountfort, Wiseasset, where she
has been undergoing REPAIRS To go into dry dock to
be metalled.
Sch Juliet, Robinson New York-coa to James i.
Baker.
Sch Sibel Wilson, Salem, to load for Lubec.
Sch Venture (Br) Hatfield, Windsor, NS-220 tons
plaster to Knight q Whidden.
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Ellsworth-shooks to Geo S
Hunt & Co.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival, Farntam, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Henry
Fox
Barque Ella, Matthews, Buenos Ayres-R Lewis
g. Co.
Sch Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Cardenas-Nutter, KIM
ball & Co.
Sch NJ X Rawley, Rawley, Cardenas-Geo S Hunt
& Co.
Sch Sophie, Harrington, Philadelphia 1 Libby
& Co.
Sch Montana, Bearse Kennebec, to load for Nor
folk-J Nickerson.
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Providence Prin, Cloths Married.


PROVIDENCE, r. l., December 4-The Printing
cloths market quiet but firm at 4lc for standard and
1 extra Ga X 81.
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[sales at the Brokers' Board, D,

20 Boston and Maine Railroad. ........... e. SO
Eastern Railroad. - "a
Maine State b's. "a llO4
Eastern hdlrOdu as.'.s..........'' '...'''.s.. oz
Second Call.
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IFROM MEROHANT'S EXOHANGE.l
Ar at Duukirk I'd inst, barque Regina Tolck, Ray,
Baltimore.
Sid fm Liverpool Sd inst barque Martha A Mcneil,
Watts, Charleston.
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FLORIDA.
Yesterdays Session Of the Board

AestcTuHyb ScssfOu Oh INC nOArO
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. The morning was
consumed principally with the presentation of
the general argument Of the Democrats. This
was drawn by the Democratic lawyers who
are here, and was presented by Col. Geo. w.
Bidule of Philadelphia. 1t is an elaborate
document, laying down certain general and
well settled principles of law, and then dis
cnssing the cases of the con tested counties I'M
der one or the other of these principles. 1t
closed by asking that the board simply figure
I'D the face of the returns on which it claims
129 majority for Tlden, or if it sees fit to go
behind the face of the returns that it throw
out certain counties and precincts which win
leave majority of 1897 for the Tilden cleo
tors.
The Republicans offered no general argu-
ment but spent. the day in offering new affida-
Wits and testimony.
The decision of the board is confidently look
ed for tomorrow,
Mr.. Humphreys, Republican candidate for
elector, who was reported to be ineligible to a n
electOrShip as he was q shipping master at
that he resigned in October and that lis resig-
nation was accepted week before election.
LOUISIANA.
Rumors Concerning the Returning Board
NEW YORK, Dec. The Herald's New Or
leans despatch of last night says:
The returning board were in secret session at
WeilS private room until o CLOCK this morn
ing, and resumed their sessions today. 1t has
leaked out that they decided to throw out The
following parishes: East and West Feliciana,
East Baton Rouge, Ouachita, Richland, More
house, Union, Claiborne and VIM. This will
give the state to Hayes by about 1900 majority.
1t is rumored that the Congressman of the End
District, Randall Gibson, is to be counted out.
1t is now generally believed that the Republi-
can programme will be carried out to the letter,
and that besides the national and state tickets,
many of the parish and city officers elected By
the Democrats will be counted out.
The Tilden Electors.
The Tribune's New Orleans despatch says it
was reported last night that the Tiden electors
will receive their certificates from Gov. McEne-
ry, claiming legally to hold the position, and
that they will meet and cast their vote for Til
den.
Speculaii0ns but No Facts.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-All sc rts of rumors
are afloat, but nothing reliable has transpired
as to the result of the canvass by the returning
board.
Governor Kellogg stated to-day that the COM
pilation of the electoral vote would not be COM
pleted before Tuesday afternoon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOST EVERYBODY .NOWS.
zone thing most everybody knows,
1 That BOYS are 'CZotHeG'' from head to feet, 1
\ In "Neau York styles'' at GEORGE FENNo's, J
Corner Of Beach and Washington Street,
Boston
sep21 dtdec11
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SPOKEN.

Sept 49, of Cape Henry, ship voyager. Chase, from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Nov %, lat N, Ion 1873, ship India, Patten, from
Liverpool for Wilmington, NC.
, 1876-12-16
GiniQe oute Griin0e

1.-Gine meme GrRmbuna. srRnbIta ssssaa
unb eeIttert burd Datent.
2.-Wabt etnsn sofum 2ad.GuA
sleib auf beiben eeiten, an alien arten BON Stof1ss
3.-2auft leitt, ianft, gerduihlps uno rai@-ber,
c Combination bon @isenideften.
4.-9auerbaft-lauf 8 abrtIan obne Wepa
eaturen.
5.-8 errt@tet allie Nrten opn N,bsti
NIB 5ancp Ndbereten in elmer oorji9lhb enWe ellie
g. SIT Fir ben Irbsiter iebr leid ;u b a n D.
baben. Die 2dn9e Der Slide fann re9ulirt merben
tuabretto Die MIaidtne I'M Gauge lit, uno bie'e fanr
nit eiuert Soosn ueriee.t heroen, obne oaB berielbI
odra Q6dsr 5u geber bah.
S.-plan eiufa4, Iinnreth, elegant. inoen
Der Std obns ben gebtol;D BON Cog sgbeel Gears
Gotarp Cams uno 4eosr Nrlns formirt lpirD. ba1 Der
Nutomati 9rop 6eso, luetber ne afet1'
mGBi9e 2dn9e ots Sttdss BET ireent
elmer GeidminGi9teit fdert. BAT unlsrsr
neusn 3brtao Gontrolfer, tuslder cine sletu.
mdBi9e 8slutgun9 Der Neeolc.Var erlaubt uno e,uSI
@erIeb oes Eaosns porbeu9t
So nitruetion d II i i sr9fGltig unb boil
enbet. ST ~iabri3irt Don sen seAidtefen MI
erfabrenten arbeiteru in Der b~sriibmrsN
bennington 9lrtnorp, Snon, Y. o. @bilaceipbis
Cfice: $40 &hpfnut 9trdae. 2FOTr'ci
, 1876-12-16
Sefentli6e Donfiaeuns.

MnsSue aus sinent 9riefe bon 3. SeiamiI'
ler, Butt, 6cparb County. Soma, an ietnes
SObn s. 5einmaaer, @ebafteus bts 0Alba'
ny Serplb".
...... SD Fam Mot urtbin, did gu BIT.
ten, IN Detntm Slatte I'M fern TfentIi6en Donl
fir bic 5etlung Geiner Mutter bur6 DR..
Aug. aSnts's $ amtur8er Grppfeu
aus3ulpre9en. Wte Du petBt, lit bic ltebe
Wiutter an einert f9peren 2eberleiben, une
islbit bic 5tlfe unierer Merste mar SersebIiG.
gBfr prObirten bic 5amburser GrDpfen, nnb
tcurbe bkt9 ben @ebrauG berfelben bic Sc
[unbbeit Der SHUTTER ipieber earS bersefeat,-
SD winlGs ON tpirbef bic 5ambureer
Mebtcinen thinner auf's 8effe empfeblen,
bsnn fe baben f6 auf's 8crtrefEi9ie in nnls-
rer 5amilie bepabrt.
, 1876-12-16

@eIallen elmer an beS anberen unter
baltun9 fanoen ODER ii6 bur9 bic Stuf
Der @elittung auo lire Inidauungs
weiie ulS 3ulammen9ebori9 betrudteten
8orauf rittcn Elm Wcricaner ulb ell
3uni-Snbianer. Grlterer, Elm fur3tr
9eorunsener Wann, oelien breiter Ober
forper un9ewObnli6e &ralt uno @e'
wanotbeit perrietb, lenfte etn fleineS
Bfero. weldeS sewiicrmaBen ieicIber
duBeren @igenidaften 9arafteriitrten
pie ieinen Serrn. Sein fir einen Wteri'
Gamer ioaar iebr braune8 @eiidt battl
eiuen eigentbimIih oiiltercn Iusorud.
0erlelbe wurbe peribdrft ourb Oaa
balblanss i4war5e 2odenbaar, ben frau=
fen 8oubart BON Der elben 6arbe unb
Die Irt, auf wel6e er ben brsitranoiser
Sombrcro tiei iiber feline Stirn 9e3o9en
bate. @efleibet mar er audi nad Ser
Cite Der californi9en Irriero8 !: buns
teliarbiss 3ade, euse Seinfleioer, welde
uaterbalb Der &nice lire 6ortiesune in
umseidnalten fteifen @amaidenleoern
%fanben, unb enolid tnoianil9e Satb>
ficfsl, an mel9sn 9etpalti9e, 5ierotbbe-
ban9ene Sduaniporen nit unformlidJ
9roBen Sternrdoern flirrten. Sn ben,
rotBpolenen @urt itedte Elm breiteS
Weiier eine 8ihie rubte quer oor inn
auf benz Suttel, udbreno at Der redten
Seite bonn Satteffnopf Elm uufserollter
Qaiio, iorsiam seflodten bon seihmeibi>
gem Wiloleoer uno nit einem blanfen
Stabtrtn9e oerleben, nteoerbin9.
Sein @efabrte, Elm alterer, braurer
Ufann bon lansem, baaerem @lieoerbau,
rift einfn Giel, etn frdfti9es Tbier, peldes
inoeien nidt bod senus mar, feline SaBe
ben sr0Beren fllnebenbeiten bes Bobehs
gang fern gu balten, .Sein 5ieselfarbiseS
2eoerbemoe, &~niebeinfleioer uno @ama>
iden BON oemlelben Stoff uno Ser bide,
fur3e, rotbumwuaoene a3opf, Der auf
ieinem Sinterfopf unter etnem alten
Strobbut berporra9te, fenn3eidneten i'm
al8 einen f~ti6tebauen0en o6er Bueb(az
Snbianer. Nu6 er mar einlilbis. Sour
selesentliA wedielte er NIT ieinem finitern
@eno1en einise Worte, Die 9ti6tuns ibres
WeseS betreffenb.
I'm 10 lebbafter unter6ielten li9 sic
beiben 8siBeu, melde auf Waultbieren
in serinser @ntfernuns ibnen folsten,
Sedsunopier3i9 Bis adtunboiersis Sabre
moAte Der dltere sablen, iein @efdbrte
oase9en wenis mebr als bic Sdlfte ; bod
iAaute bieier nit ieinen braunen Nu9en
ni6t munterer in Die Welt binauS uno
febrte ni6t tbeilnabrpoler fem friIdeS,
Undergraduates @eliAt nit benz bunfeln
8ollbart balo nad oieier, balo nad iener
8idtuns, ais iein betasterer 8e9leiter,
oeien iu9enolid lebbafte Sewesunsen
taft I'M 8iberipruh l%tanoen gu ben weiBen
5dbeu in ieinem bidten blonoen Saupts
baar nno benz nidt minoer eidten, frau-
fen, unsewObulih lanssn, r0tblid blons
Ben SoQbart. Dabei blie6en feline gut.
mitthi9en, blauen Nusen nit benz flu9en
Nusorud fortseiebt in raltloier Semesuna
wie nm Nues in ibreu @eiidtsfreis Grez
tenbe auf einmal gu e~rfai1en. Der @ilof
niB entipredeno 9%etleioet uno bewuffneti
oerrietben iie, troe ibres raubcn NeuBetn.
in 8ort uno 8eipesuns leidt ueritdnolid
lire nabe Serlpanotidaft NIT ben sebils
oetiten Stanoeu. So .1.5
Gortiesuns folst.)
, 1876-12-16
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smb u
Irtbur'S lettes unp gr0 Btes.
@ei0br!!!

ooef: SeripInoetll Dem panS elneS Sreunoes.
0ieles ocienectSte SSerf bieIes @ttsranen Der
Nrlerttani1he Siteratur Dat ais Yorlpuri eineu De.
9enlano, mel6sr oas loeiale 9eben unieres 9elamlnten
Soltes berilbrt uno 9lebt einen l6redli9en ueberblid
iiber llebel, pel1es es b%Ioselt, Mukerprtentltd
ipafinene une aufre9ene, lpiro es pom Mlen nit
Se9l.roe 9elelen lperoen. Slluffrirt une id,pn ae'
nnneen, gBir iino entlhloiien, oas BUD in ieoer Sas
mile oes Sanbes einjuIuDren uno ~offerireu nod ale
edsepeiene Sortbeile allen m0unlihen uno meibli.
den Su5lcribentenlammlern. gBir perlangen iiberan
Asentea uno lbiden gratis auf Nerlan9en Seoinsun.
cen uno belhreibenoe Circulate. 8. NJ. ZtpcSars
n. Co., 1913 9betnut ST., Wbila. 4gD2uu.
, 1876-12-16

Cine frembiee With ei1une.-Ssri
8ultbaiar 9sin, @outb g4b1ms, MaFa6ufetts,
-l9reibt an uns: nSb fGnnte einen eansen SO,
gen Spl i6retben, ttab banrt fSnnte i'd bod
ni9t senus l9retbsn, mas Gutss MIR DR.. q "
! 4 8Sntg'S $ hamburger Grower
tbateu. SD babe fiber stpei Sabre ale Opfto-
rem m bieler tlmeeeenb sebrau9t unb elm Gtpe-
res @elb alsseseben, bis MIDI bic 5amburser
Irppfen BON metnem ibredli6en ltebel . 8
pepfta b~efrsiten unp i'd nun fabIe, bab i@
lGnser leben perbe."
, 1876-12-16

perIpnsn, bic an IppetitluFsfstt unb @iber.
wilen eessn Spsiien lsibsn, inb DIR. AUG.
85nis's $ amburser 1rpptsa gu
empfeblen. Serr Matbias Drabpbel, BLUE
@prins, Neb., l6reibt b%ariiber: Metn gater,
l9pn bod i'm Glitter, Serlpr ietnen Mppetit unp
bate Ipsar einen @iuerptaen sesen Speilen,
mas tbn frbr I6pa9 unb unb leibenb ma6te.
aui infer 3urepen eebrauate CT DR.. Mueuit
RSris's Sambur9er Irppfen; Der @ppetit tebr-
te surid, unb sr fibIt nun Gin gang aabsrss
Menl9 81 iein. t,t ,r
, 1876-12-16

SD bin ptebsr better ais i'd te sripartets ~
peroen. f9rsibt phil. &pf SaIempiQe, @ise.,
bant DR.. Iueuf 8Dnts's 9ambursss
Erppfen. SD lit lanss an Ser3flupfen unp
los Spei Merste gu &atbe, pbne DAB it 2inber-
uns erbielt. SD enti9lpb mid, bic Sambur-
ger Trppfen bes DR.. Musut 8pnis au esbrau-
den. @ott our Gbre unb DIR. @usulf RSnis's
hamburger Grppfen gum &ubme mug i'd IA
gen, baB mir b~ielslbsn msins Gsluapbeit wte
bersaben.