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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20
The Girl Of the Period

Miss Bell Harper, of Fairhaven, W. w.
was paid attention by young man who
finally said he would not have her. Then
Miss Bell armed herself with her father,
shotgun and stepping out Of her door as
her lover was passing on the oppoeite side
of the street, raised the gun, and, Is she
says, "took aim, prayed to the Lord, and
fired" The young man fell Miss Harper
stepped back into the house, and said to
her father: @Pap, I've killed him." and
then sat down and ate . hearty dinner.
She is out on bail, and he soon will be out
on crutches.
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THE Topeka Commonwealth i. our author
ity Tor ihe statement that prominent among
those who would like 10 be invited by the
people of Kansas next fall to 'take chair
in the executive office at Topeka, is Col.
ID. w. Houston. of Ieayenworih.
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WHILE the Democratic politicians and
Democratic papers are bowling themselves
hoarse about "third term" and "war with
Cuba" the Administration is quietly at
tending TO lis business, smoking out cor
rupti0n wherever it exists, and bringing
rascals 10 Justice
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claims the champion

Brooklyn claims the champion Third
Termite of the period. Yesterday he de-
livered speech, which heated him 50 that,
in spite Of the weather, the penpiration
streamed out Of him at every pore. We
have room only for the peroration ''Oh,
yer, feller citizens, public schools ever Is
and shall be ourn. As allus laid: Give
us more on 'em or there's Liberty comm
to? And Giuera :: Mt sez %, too, m he.
Chuck over the sc.9,;s and away goes free
dom and on comes Popes, tyrinfs, despocks
and sich vermin, thicker'n tater bues"
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"A policeman at the City Hall yester-
day saw a boy leading . big dog around,
and believing the dog to have been stolen,
he asked:
"Boy, where did you get that dog !"
"To home," !" vas the prompt reply.
"How long have you had him ?"
"Oh, ever % long"
"You didn't pick him up anywhere?'
"No, sir-we raised him from . little
child !" was the grave answer Detroit Free
Rew
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SHcE resolution has been introduced
in Congress Tor an investigation of the
habits of the grasshopper, it is asserted
that half the Kansas hoppers have quit
swearing and tobacco chewing.
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Considerable discussion ensued on mo-
ton 10 amend, by having the examination
made by The finance, instead of special
committee, but without action.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, and soon after adjourned.
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Nh, HACKNEY, of Cowley county, has
Withdrawn the resolution asking for an in
vestigation into the affairs 0: insurance
companies organized under the laws of this
State. He probably ascertained that the
opposition came from malice and spleen.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
ACCOMPLISHED NorHIEG.

After an unjust and uncalled-for fight on
Col. Anthony through the columns of the
Leavenworth Commercial, his enemies find
that they have gone to war without first
counting the cost, and are obliged to get of
the track without accomplishing anything.
-Russel Record.
BETTER SATISFACTION.
Col. d. K. Anthony has purchased the
Leavenworth Commercial and now there will
be no more wrangling between the Repub-
lican newspapers of that city, as Mr.. An
thony owns both the Commercial and TINES.
We know of no man who is better able to
take charge OF both papers, and will give
better satisfaction than Mr.. A., and We be-
speak him success.-BelteriHt Republic.
VICTORIOUS.
Anthony is out Of the fight at last and
victorious. Examinations oil the post-ofiice
by special agents show that Anthony has
been an efficient officer. The charges
against him are all proved fal-e. The
Commercial has failed and Anthony has
bought it, and now runs it as an evening
paper. IL is to be hoped that such another
squabble nav never occur in the State of
Kansas.-Eueka Herald.
CHEAPEST AND Bssr.
The subscription to the Leavenworth
Daily TINES has been reduced to six dol
lars per year, postage paid, and the week
ly to one dollar per year, postage paid.
These rates ought to give THE TINES a
very heavy circulation, as it is not only
the cheapest but one Of the best papers
published in X kansas.-Ldrned Press.
LEADING PAPERS.
Col. d. r. Anthony, OF the Leavenworth
Daily TINES, has purchased the Commercial,
Of that city, of Colonel Houston, who was
compelled TO take the Office back on account
of the company to whom he sold last spring
being unable to meet their notes given in
payment OF the same. The Commercial will
hereafter be published as an evening paper
by Mr.. Anthony who will also continue the
publication of The TINES as morning
paper. With any other man at the head
we should fear that one OF the papers would
be neglected, but with Col. Anthony as their
editor, We expect to see both The TINES
md the Commercial, as The TINES has long
been, classed among the leading papers OF
the West. Success to the Colonel and his
papers.-Houard City Coudnt.
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QUICK WORK.

In Germany, peace hath lis victories no
less renowned than war" \ census of the
Empire has just been completed, and the
entire enumeration was made in for;y-eight
hours. That's the quickest work on record.
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A:FEw days ago an elegantly-dressed
lady got into Madison avenue car, and,
although the day was cool, she could not
wear her gloves on account of her many
diamond rings A balky horse having
twice stopped the car, the lady went to the
door, and, looking az the team for lev
moments said 10 the driver, THAT ere
horse aint used to Be druv on that ere
side" And that was just the tronble, in
spite Of the diamonds.
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THIRTEEN guilty distillers have submit
ted to their fate in Chicago. As only six
teen were indicted but three remain to be
tried II will be seen from this that the
Chicago triumph is to be as great victo-
nv az that at St ouis
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D.. THE New York SaH inquiries, "Can Spain
Fight?' As she hasn't been doing any
thing else for the last ten years, We incline
10 think she can, some
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

WE print among our "State Items"
several opinions Cleaned from our ex-
changes, on the proposed herd law twill
hardly pass.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

AMONG the patents issued by the Uuited
States last week, is one TO Maj. David Tay.
lor, Paymas,er in the army, and resident
at this place, for partridge Belt"
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We learn from Official reports just re-
ceived that the freed people of Georgia
own over FIVE million dollars worth of prop
erty in that State
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

An interesting letter form ''Dorcas Alien
on Centennial matters, viii appear to-nor-
row morning
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

THE widow Of the late ex-President An
drew johnson died Saturday night at the
residence Of her daughter, near Greenviile,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

A ACoMMuNIcATIoN entitled Jail 70. .,
will appear in our issue OF tomorrow.
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IF persistently sticking to it will bring
success, the Inter Deem is bound 10 make a
rich mining country ont of the Black Hills.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

Old AFRAID-oF-HIs-WIvEs Il
what the Indians call Brigham Young.
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IxsURsNCE SeCuRiTIes.
Missouri Valley Life, General
.392 20
Missouri Nalfy Lie Eesister'd
Deposit ...-.. II4.4s0 43
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--The nsss snisesaAls Kan brestAicx i
- - - nan. IL peor thin nm may
. - sith disnie1 kat corpses1ion
sps:E. IN HeaAN Yeasg & sd
- L,ssss1 ~
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Thx New York Gs.pa;e d authority for
the sssiement that Ma Van Cott has made
DoFe than tvice = many eoaverss - Moody
sad 6ankey.
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A LARGE bay horse, having on bride,
was taken up this morning on Ottawa
street. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The animal had been, standing since nine
O'Clock last night, and seemed to have no
owner. II was taken to Cooks stable on
Miami street, between Fourth and Fifth
streefa
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SINKING FUND.

STATE UNIVERSITY FUND
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MISFORTUNES, ETC.
A Chicago Criminal to Sweat il
out for II Years.
4 Former st. Louis Clerk Arres-
ted in Canada.
Nor.hHOosack, \. T., the Scene
oil a $4,000 Fire.


NORTH HoosAcK, n. ", January IS.-R.
Carpenter ~ Co.'S wooden mill burned this
morning. Los, $4,000; insurance, $780,
900.
OUT OF LUCK.
TORONTO, Ont, January IS.-Albert
Wilcox, formerly Of Anderson's mercantile
house, of st. Louis, was arrested here yes-
terday, charged with forgery and the en-
bezziement of $4,000.
TwENTY-oSE YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 1S.-In the crimi-
nal court this morning, Henry Davis, who
murdered Charles D.Whyland last Thanks
giving Day, plead guilty Of manslaughter,
and was sentenced by Judge Rogers To
twenty-one years in the penitentiary. His
counsel defended him in a recent trial be-
fore jury On the ground of insanity, and
the jury disagreed On a verdict.
BLOODY MURDER.
New ORLEANS, La, January I7.-Joa-
quin Caransa, a native Of the PHILIPPINE
Islands, was arrested this morning for
shooting at Raphael Gonzales with intent
to Kill. Caransa was taken to the station
house where he informed the officer that he
had murdered his vile last night because
she had entered into plot with Gonzales
and Mexican TO rob him and 60 to Spain.
The police went to Caransa's room, where
they found the body of Caransas wife on
the bed. The weapon used by the mur-
derer was shoemaker's knife.
TAKEN FEOM JAIL AND SHOT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 1.-THE ZAP
peal" says that last Thursday sight a
body of disguised men took fonr negroes
from the jail at Friar's Point, Mississippi,
and shot them to death. The mob reached
the town soon after dark, and compelled
the jailor, Major Alcorn, to surrender the
Jail key, which was in the court house
safe. The mob then went to the pail and
unlocked the sells in which were confined
four desperate negroes. The prisoners
were quickly tied and then taken one mile
from the town and riddled with bullets.
There were Fifty or sixty men in the mob,
half OF them being negroes. The men we're
quite hasty, yet sure in their work. Jim
Stokes, one Of The negroes murdered, burned
a gin-house belonging TO Mr.. Branch, on
the night OF January 9Th, having, six weeks
before, robbed a man on the road. Bob
Young was thought to have been engaged
with Stokes in a number Of robberies. Carey
Irwin had committed number OF rsbber-
les, and stabbed man in an effort to kill
him. Tom Push was guilty of arson and
robbery, and had burned Capt. Howard
StovaiPs gin and stables, thirteen horses
and mules being burned in the stables.
L
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sI3T,632 co

To balance which Mr. Lappin, ex-Treas-
urer, turned over the following described
vouchers and money:
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CONGRESSIONAL

"SeEator" Eustis, Of La, Applies
for Admission into the Senate.
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NoErH HoosAcK, n. Y, January IS.-R.
Carpenter ~ Co.'S wooden mill burned this
morning. Los, Sl75,Oo0; insurance, $780,
900.
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1 SApb-reps VI
To balance which Mr.. Lappin, e1-Treas-
urer, turned over the following described
bonds:
PERMANENT sCHo L FUND.
| School District Bonds in Office, S4.9,665 81
| School District Bonds said to
| he in New lork-....-..-...-.. 4,0g3 50
| School District Bonds, frauda-
lent leni.-.---.----.-..--.--.-.------.-.--. 1850 90
Total .chcol District Bonds-.sJo2 sos 0s
tate Bcnds--..-...-..- 90 l25 90
Lawrence City Bonds--......-..-. 100000 90
Total Permanent Sch. Ed, sI,lss,5s4 90
SINKING sd.
State Bonds. ... 800 0s5 90
United states Bonds (5-sOsl.-- 2sooo 90
Total Sinking Fund....-. 229,0s5 90
STATE UNIVERSITY FUND.
state Bonds--.-..... lO,3O %
RELIEF FUND
Bonds of Reno County -....-...--. 5000 90
Bonds OF Norton County, 5000 20
Total Relief FUND.-. 10000 90
sl,Ha,s5s o.
And in addition thereto, the following
described insurance securities and bonds in
escrow have been received:
NsussScE SECURITIES.
Missouri Valley Lille, General
Deposit--.-........ .sa2 20
Missouri Nalfy Life REGISTERED
DEPOSIT .t..-..-.---....--.. 1I4,4io 43
-ss23,S $50 50
Alliance Mutual Genl Deposit. sI0o ias So
Alliance Mutual, Reg. Deepest, Sls.IS5 81
--Sll7,2s ,2sS %
Bonds in Escrow s735 600 90
Also, coupons past due and detached
from Permanent School Fund Bonds:
Coupons detached and pest
due sio,si3 "a
Coupons sd 10 b. in New
York for collec:io.. ...--.--.-- $50 Il
S,6,2s4 4J
An itemized statement OF the bonds and
coupons said to be in New York for collec-
ton, was forwarded TO Messrs. Donnell,
Lawson Co, Fiscal Agents, New York,
January 4, 1876, requesting them iy eAau-
Inc the same, I'D if correct TO SO state. !
Very respectfully,
JOHN FRANCIS, State Treasurer.
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Si3s,G52 q.

The following statement shows the
amount of bonds charged against the
Treasurer, as yer certificate furnished n
Auditor OF Stale:
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1876.
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And in addition thereto, the following
described insurance securities and bonds in
escrow have been received:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

To balance which Mr.. Lappin, e1-Treas-
urer, turned over the following described
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-20

--t-ZS,SSz :,
Alliance MriGal, Gen'l Deposit, S100 Ies So
Alliance Mutual, Reg Deepest, Sls.l35 60
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OUT OF LUCK.

TORONTO, Ont, January Is.-Albert
Wilcox, formerly Of AndersOn's mercantile
house, Of st. Louis, was arrested here yes
terday, charged with forgery and the en-
bezzlement of $1,000
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SlJ6,cul 80
| (The last two items are taken
from statement furnished by
| Donnell, lawson o, un-
der date of Drceniber2 ls.5D
| Deficiency according TO I udi-
tors statement $50 SO
50
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sI,4l2,S59 G

RELIkF FUND.
Norton County Bonds.....-.-..--. s. coo 90
Reno County Bonds 900 90
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Also, coupons past due and detachet
from Permanent School Fund Bonds:
Coupons detached and pest
, 1876-03-07
Or. sdenef's SHUTTER: Seilmitte1

Die belpabrteiteu beilmittel 9esen aae 9unsentrants
beiteu finp S6end's 9uImonic Syrup, Sdend's sea
99eeb 5onic uno Sdlend's Manbrafe qlaen nno be.
pirfen cine Ianelle Sur. tpeiin ie aneelpenoet lueroerl,
ebs Die 9uuee po1itdnois serit6rt 1T. o..
OleIen brei 6eilmitteln oeroantt Or. Sbend BON
philadelphia Ieinen unbe1trittenen Grtola in Der 8e,
~baltolun9 BON 9nngentranfbeiter.
Der pulrtonic Sprllp brin9t Die f~rdiflibe Wnterie
Der 9ih9en 5ur Jteife, Die yiatiir pirf t o;elelbe lei6t
aug, benn iptnt bic Wtaterie reif lit, pirb Elm lei9ter
ouiten ie entfern,r, Der Tatient bat 9iube uno Die
Gun9el faneerl jill beilerl an.
lin Dem 4ulmonic sprlp baju bebilhid gu leir,
lniiiel 6 dbenf's Sta 9Beeo Ionic unb Shend's War.
orate pinen DIT un9eipenoet perpen, INN Wtagen uno
Seber Az %relni9en. Stend's Mtanbrdfe TiQen lpirfet
nlf Die Sober. %entFernen alen glniab, MAIDEN Die Gal.
tenblaIe lpder. Der Dalen9an9 pirb irei uno Die Sober
lit lebr balo beiler.
S0eud's sea Meeo Comic lit Gin miloer Stilnrlant
uno Startunssmlttel. 0as &lfati, aus lpei6em es
beltebt, uerniIbt Iib nit Der gabrrue uno perbinoert,
nuB oieIelbe o%erIauert. @s ~befDroert Die 8eroaullne,
on es DEN Wtd9en in eilten ~geiunoen 53nItano oeriebt,
looab Die Rabrun9 uno Der 9ulinonie. g prip gutes
Slut er5eugert, Die 2un9en beilen, uno Der patiei1t
ipirp gefuiB 9eiuno, lpenn man lid Dor ipeiterer @r=
fdltung III Ndt ni1nntt.
Vile, tuelde ben Or. Shend ~peri6nIid pbet brieHid,
gu cpnIultiren fuiinlben, f5unen es jeoen Monta9 in
leiner baupt=Sfiice, @de Sebiter inO @r9 straBe,
philadelphia, tbun. ef y
S9end's Wteoijinen fperben BON alien @pptbefern i'm
9anSen Saitoe %perfquft.
, 1876-03-07
Wt6tie fur SabafSbdnSter nmS
SSobrffdnfen.

Ser Jnanoieuer. Gommilidr bot Elm Sir
cularlAreiben e%:laien, oas i'm .8eientliden
fol9eroermaben lautet:
Ser 3med, nesbalb e8 benz SGnoler NIT
Sldttertabaf aur BfiAt sema6t 1T, ielne
td9lihen Serfanfe au buden, 1T Der, Der
He9,ernna bic Wfittel In Die Sano III g,ben,
ge9en 6abritanten, ipelhe bic @intraeung
uno @inberiftln9 ibrer @tnfdufe unb Ser.
.faufe unterlaien. um Die 6e9ierune Su be
triigen, nit @rfols etnihreiten III fSnnen.
Sarmer ober Yfl niger iino aus oemlslbeu
@runoe sebalten = obslei6 linen cine
Suhuns ibrer Gabafsperfdufe nidt ,ur
Pft6t 9ema6t ia - auf ben Wuni9 eirss
antoriirten Seamten. Namen uno Wchnort
Der Yerlonen %ar5u9eben, melAe ibren Sabaf
fanften unb mad mel6em Srte bin Der Sa-
bat perlanbt purbe.
2aut Ibihnitt 1871 Der III. g. Repijeo
Statutes" 1T es bic Yfi6t beS S~nlanefteuer.
@ommi6ars, Gabaf uno @iearren, fir
welhe Die oor9eidriebene Stempellteuer niAt
entrihtst moroe1, ab3nidaeen, gu bsitsuern
unb ote betreffenoen Stsuerau Hagen oil Den
Collector CUR @intrsibung au beridten.
IS miiroe benz Snlano iteuer- GonmiliGr
taft urin0slih iein, ntft nit ben n0tbigeu
Steu Jrltempeln perfaufte Sabrifate BON Sa-
bat sur gefeeliden Seiteuerlng beranauSieben,
otne bic folgenben yelimmungen:
GREENS. Sober Sabritant if aebalten,
beim Se9inre Ieines @eihdftes, ebenlo am
1. Sanuar elnes ieben Sabres ullo betm Quf=
srben ieines @eihaftes benz Collector elm
politdnoises Snoentar ietnsr @auren eiusu.
relden.
3weitens. Sober 0abrifant if Der.
pfliAtet, uah Sori9riit oss @omm,Gdrs elm
Bud gu fibren, in psl1es ieben Sag Sin.
fridge bon Nuenl bon ibm 9etauiten uno Der
fauften Wtater al. bon ben ferti9 9emoroenen
6abritatsn uno ben Gerfdufen 6erlelben au
MAIDEN bat. unb Dor benz 10. Sage zines
ieoen Monats Dem Collector einen beluno.
seneu Seri6t iiber ule @infdnie, 6abrifate
uno &erfaufe wabrenO oes oersansenen Mo=
mats si eritatten. Der Solicitor anbererieits
1T seieslih uerpfl4tet, NIT isbem Sabrlfans
ten III leinem 9iitritt elm @onto betrefis Der
Stsmpel5ster in ietnem Sanptbu6 uno elm
Brototou iiber ieb<n Observation-Disclosures IN
ieiuem Dtitrift gu fiibren uuo III Dem btlas.
ten Rrotofon Elm leoes bonn @eies porQe.
ibriebene Snpentar zines ieoen Tabrltanten,
iomle cine abihriit oes monatlldsn 8eridz
ties sin3utra9en. Ser iibri9e Snbalt bss
Hunbidrelbsns bsftebt aus gSinfen NIB &e.
9ulationen fir Superpiioren unb Goletto.
rem oes Snlanofeuer. 3 Departments, melhe
iiir Eabafsbdnoler uuo SabatS uno Cigar
,enfab.itanten teiH oirettes Sntereie baben.
, 1876-03-07
Gyg e}g usSS. tpsts fDmeern beHnpst
T7do tUphl. .

uab be grass ~; sslaHst. br Dortsr S. stree RIOT.
ea Dt1sNole IN ste,tnt 5aas sDeEa stes btisbt wIrp
70 Dat Or. 5Dtibart Der gDelt ~tertefeH, paB S>ahtrbi
ssilbsr Ia, psnu man re&tsettts, ME scrsefnrisbsa, bic
esess &ntctduaa In Der Nleteria E,sbtea, ben vgtn. Ere,
Sorsta!" seesu pals. anb Experimentation Anpenbet.
Pr Bat man nne esfest: ra0tr BADEN ~ :Sbrsr Nlsrtsts
3ertrsrta pel Sic 70 sist lebsapefBtreIt saten, nelA.
sasS ben 9esraa@ SbrA Cordial unb per ,DospepRa.
Pills" stpstlt rprhea fab Gsf Grfaden ssr5ftntltGtn
sss ap4 Elm 3sugat5 ts SntsrsRs sn a~tisenssa. untsr.
erselftss sDtss.. q. Res 1859.
~. 7. q. .. e8tttart. go aoertbS Rtrri SIN aYstl
GER aber balb sinsn eraalt5en SParattsr annasm. Or
- spa - apiasl mtr fsbsrtbren % ntbraeu, ret&ss
pts sr icsts, mir ettpss 9rlsi5teraae ssrfaafen warse
s ,sss. s sns q i,s1, ' s,,t;a 's s,1s,, 81 So ., ssI1s, s, ssa s ;,,n.
etsr bra&ts NH Segsslns. Wsin Bsfneen wurht Dor
aaa gu Ias i&limmsr u NIB sslsSt Ct tlirt s N a n
a. su : 'ai ai ( : l.sts a' mi..s, sssss g g n ]s,1saIst e s na,
Pine Grse Ear Gpsbia!" 3u seriu6tn. soon Bit
srht ! isf@t mar a tr sta Russa xnb ais
% 80 esasmmsn sstts ssr nIas g.
babe a~absrttalS SABRE sessstrt Stnsa su f6rsibta. neil
~ %firdtstt, natb ~ tauf9sa. Ssst abtr beee ID be psat
usss, Jyas.a saas!t@ sessi.s " t:ta; Sd i$r.ts. st.'
&sn, rsna Sttes f4r anssrsefsn tastn.
Wit aufrtattssr Danisaristt Ser
eta ~rfaprtnst S~qsSt,tssr, ss&.r Bataltdts. 2islsms
esfst. rtpmet ittnt sanae 3sttb et uuteriu&aus Son pa.
ttentsa in ben Gmpfanssitnmern Der Office. ,Dret cen
i~ultirsabe Merits soa aneriannter 2lattsfsIt asbsn BIN
Sut StHti. luI pt OtMugWH9su pfsielpeu wfreeu ptm
publituni feline Rotten tsrs1net.
@tns fslSs Sslsssasstt bhtet ietas srsrs anasIt ts
eanbe.
Brtsft aus tsesnb stnem Tbstls be- eausss, tn relssl
I'm Bath ~anaefSest pirb. peseen prompt unb ~unsntptlo
lta bsantprrtet Rtnsf.n ioatsn In 5erm spn
aSedbfein ober WofanwetfInsen
assrMaGt ntrben.
prsts ron aDtlbart's vNmertean Dsspetfa ptlsS 81
yr S&aat.l. Sttislbsa nsrsea aaa amsfaas Ss BE-
trases per ppf s~Isslanbt.
Sxtis ssn ~gDfjtartS pine Free Ear gsrsiaI" sf.5U
pr 8lafas sba I'll s1 Duseab 6lai&sn. Bafsnbuns
yts Grpres.
gUs 4niArittsts satra abrsffrt resbtn an
e. q. q. GBlfbart, M. D..
" Re. 2S2 Rsrb 3meitt Ctr.
TklAstIsata.
assepsu Ia esss apstndsa. iSa2sa
, 1876-03-07

hibs ~berisrise, weHa NIT Dssptpaa bttafa II. gsL
teraual Ia q, bt .tnem lutultiten Dlable NIT BEN fae
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