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, 1876-12-23

Tho unusually brilliant meteor which
passed ovor the States Of Kansas, Missouri,
Illinois, Intllaua, Ohio, and Pennsylvania
appears to have followed a path that was
very much curved with respect to plane
perpendicular to tho eartl,;s surfacc. I'm
fortunately, none Of the numerous notices Of
tie stranger that have como to hnnd give Its
position with sufficient accuracy to permit q
calculation to be made Of its course.
In order, howevor, to believe that all
Of them should be approximately cor
rect, It ia necessary to assume that
the path WAS several scores Of miles
nbpyn tha surfnca 0f tia enrth nnd
, 1876-12-23

An interesting article on the nbuses Of
public aud private Dsyluma for tho insane Is
furnished by New York correspondent
and appears elsewhere in this issue-a sub
ject to which public attention can bo
directed in our own Slate to e1-
ce1lent advantage, rs is shown by
tho recent developments in tbs case
Of Col: Hull ut tho Northern Illinois AsY-
1un. In New York the unfortunate inmates
Of the nsylums have found powerful cham
pion In tho person Of Mr.. JouN D. Town.
BEND, lawyer, who has undcrtai,on tho
work Of reform il their behalf, nnd, as will
bo seen, is meeting with gratifying Ruccass.
, 1876-12-23
THE DLo0D-M0NEY TAX AGAIN.

: The Kuow.Nothipg folly was supposed to
bave run ita course long 400, when it waa ro-
iectod by the sober Judgment OF the Ameri-
can pubiio os a paltry proyiuciallsm Of which
ful1.u.own men should DO ashamed, but in
Nav York tho Tammany Ring. which, mo-
nono,iyad .neou,at,on in t},o "forelon vote
haa maintained Kuow.Nothineism IN ita most
n,;ona form. to.wit In the blooa.monov i'm.
most ,,non i,nmioranta. Political economists
io,a si,oo 7o,rtad mt nd bnu hec,, o},u,,.
;,an,,v corrnhorotei1 1,v tho atai,st,cians t,,ot
u.,on comnntation eacI, immIorant who lands
T., mia country unor, nm oyeraue.-oonntinu
whot monav he h1inua viii, him md wl1nt he
adda n tna oan,tal of The country in la1,or;no
canaciIv.-eontributas diroetlv about n thou
sas,1 as,,.,. n t,,o a ooo,oo.ta not,oro1 wae,,,,
, 1876-12-23

customR. At the aamo time It carefully pro"
vitlos thas tho money when collected ahhil DO
turned over to tho Oastlo Gnrtion ring lho
provision OF tho bill ia aa followss " IL shall
bo tho duty Of tho Secretary OF the lreasnf9'
quartor-yoarly, commencing tho hrat quarter
after the approval Of this net to request tao
Governor Of each state OF tllo United states
to transmit to him within thirty days stato-
mont OF tho amount which his etase or any
local oticcr or boaFd thereof may nave incur
rcd. paid out, or expended acoofd'ng 70 10"
Tor tho support ana maintenance OF any ol
tho Immigrants within hVe years from err''a',
Tor whom tue amount speoinaa IN the second
section OF thfs act snan navo oeen Ph.o'
Iho plain meaning OF tnis 10 .nas' a'nce 1he
supreme Court OF the un'toa States haec
deoiaea tic head-money s'etute OF No"
fofK nncohs'atn''onel' congress IL askeu
10 maze IL constitationa. " q on''ou ososos
STATUTE under which shc money collec.ea
ahal oe rald from inc treasury 70 tue tna-
migrant commission OF New fofk' anu ~
make a''re that tho oastie uhrdeh oommia'
sion enall gat nold Of Tue ensno amount py
tho United states collected, thoFo ,s tn,s ID
further extraordinary provision: II Shall
De lawful TO 1nelade anu charge IN euoa state.
meht, as part OF the amount lnoarreu' 4ao
, 1876-12-23


Tho Democratic Btate Central Committee
II Pennsylvania, following close in tho wake
of thoir Illinois brethren, have been at sou,e
pains to doyiso method for the solu.ion Of
the Presidential conundrun. In a,1 address
Issued yesterday plan is submitted that IL
at oaco simple aud comprehensive. Tho
Beuate and House gre 10 ''adopt such lawful
means as 1nny lead to tho oilicial declaration,
OF tho fact that T1LpEN aud HEapn1cKs have
been elected." Only this aud nothing more,
especially nothing more, sinco tho Penn.
gylvania Democracy will not hoar OF my
colnpro1aiso ; no Supreme Court arbitration,
no nothiug,-fust ItLpgN mud HENpnioxs.
1t is great pity this Committee delayed the
settlement OF this troublesome question 80
long, when by meeting earlier it could have
saYcd world Of trouble aud bother.
, 1876-12-23

South Carolina il now without n Legisla-
ture In running order, both the regular aud tho
rump organizations having adjourned siae die.
This leayen HAMPTON helpless so far Us tho
organization Of State Government is con-
corned. All that remains for his supporters
to do in his behalf is to refuse to pay taxea
on tho plea Of illegality in tho levy; but th!a
plan has its drawbacks, among which is the
facs that continued refusal to support the
CHAMBERLAIN Government by withholding
iho payment OF tases world empty the State
Treasury md tho Ponitentiary ansl Insane
Asylum ut tho same timo, md turn loose up.
On tho community Thousand or more con'
victs mud luuatica who cannot DO kept il,
confinement without money to pay running
expenses. Tho Nifle-Olub Government up.
pears to 10 in a bad why generally.
, 1876-12-23


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49, 20 aanata oan aara. l., .,,o w." ~ ~ -, % ~
@ sa".a ,aa wv 49, ,a', - -. w. ao,n.;,. o ~ ,,a r,an
.s.s, uaIss ~ - a.s,,.. -, 49,, -
n' - 1,,.a. =. a:.,,.i ansx. ~. ~.
soaA'.s'us ~. r. 44o1ooH W wv oA ~ w."
u''oe g. T.. .,'S. 49, ~
-, 20 ~ lAas eeoo.
o.'".l ,.4o ' 10 ~. " - 10" n,... ..
W ~ ~ ~ a"sss'' ~ A ~ .". "4o. .
po a,'. s.',u ..a.,, s ess.so,a ~ h. = 1.ss, ~ ~,
!s'AI oaua. aa. .'a"@xos :. a.o1, asss..,ts,,.a
wv ~ oe""1o' 'osus' 1SS m. ~ "o nj, naJ .A.
.e"I's - o''e.Hs -. ' ~ W. ate y.
.uas .., .", oA .a ~ o.. S. w., ~ -. 'ss Wv
..'e''1i" :, ", ~, ,o'o ~ "us n."s'' "a 40 "ppau
',on ~ lAe p!.oens oAso "ou4o Sus1" n tno
o'ee4'un 4o4o .uo loe0As nosao y. .o.' .'ol"o
s'ns,'sl'e', "n''a' 1e:,s ..s'1sa e.a ~ A'' ~ :.
D..as,sA.'o ,r .n9oS "s. o. as"''', ,~ aaa ~
"o"4" ~. ,A''' AN'
rtopos'''on' tn". 1'1osloa
o'a.e soo n.uSs M n"11 "" =, 'eaou,-
run "o1'on VI pu.a 'aaes, ',..., - ""o!
4a'fo. vi Ioass,as, .4 ~ s4a41a, .'s n aua
s'le',A l'14no'p'os, pas Wv Do.noss'o =. 1'suso
"ou''', "e "pptsne'tt' uot aete' ~ ~ hlneo
~ "ou4a 4e''e ~" a,suaslon t''y nu'n ~ ~
~ ~ pfssens nao .Ant "oa,u ., e.eos 111tEa.
~ - Aot ef'' " ...' eoA..'o' .,4u'' .. - ny
oo"'fo1nise WopoA'Ilo" te'a.4se wv
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""'e4 wa 4no's w WV. ~. "fPAoo">1" =. Wv
."o ooa'1u.1soea 1 ~" - wv" 's ""ua w 'A,s"s1
oy 'ho TWO Iouses' - "oa'a nos uAse oesn
au ..a .'oy 4'atso, o'e" Ds1o4e o,oe.ou' W. ~
|
, 1876-12-23

asserted, vet titGr1 ilftH boon no lGgiSlhttCn.
'Unflor these circumstances the Democratic
Committee wasted their time md money
when tlloy travelled several hundred miles to
declare TINT tho vote should bc counted by
tho Senate md 1Iouao OF Representatives,
mud this seems to hnye boan done III happy
ignorance Of tho fact that such thing, In
addition to being unprecedented, waa INIT
ter Of i'aue4sibility. Thoro can l,e no such
thing q. :,int meeting. How Is suol
meeting . 30 organized? a meeting Of tho
Senators and REPRESENTATIVES in ono hall
can have no more authority than any other
meeting Of citizens in any hail or At q street.
corner. Senators are members Of the Senate
aud not Of tho House; Representatives oan-
not vote rs senators. Each House must
hive It's own Speaker and Olork. Each
House must meet AZ distinct body, and
caunot be morged into n mass-,neettug. Tho
moment It censes to be tho Senate or the
House, it ceases to have my official char
actor. There may bc meeting Of the two
Houses in tile same chamber, but oaca House
ulust retain its identity mud It's 1iatinct or
gapization, and must vote as body
always. Until tho adoption OF the
, 1876-12-23

Dividing the vote caSt Tor President into
Northern and Southern on the old Free and
slave State limo of demarcation. wo hayo the
following instructive and significant figures
The twenty-five Free States voted as fol-
lows:
For ffayes, Rcp. ......"...... ."....9, e4o. 1ho
For Ttllen, DUN. "...........", eo4, e43
Majority for Hayes. ZIG, b07
Thore wore also cast 85,00l votes for
CoorEa md BMrru, mixing TtLDEs's minority
in the North 8s2, ,4oB votes. The sixteen for
mer Slave States voted as follows:
ForTllden....." .-... ......".'. ."'1 oi5' bta
For Hayes. .H.'..'".:'..L 1o.' oto
Majority for Tildcn. 4o:, COS
There wero also cast 7, 7,o73 votes for CooPER
and BM1Tu in tue South.
It will thus bo seen tint, In round num-
bers, HAYEs obtained Il quarter Of million
majority In the States which fought for tho
Union md preserved 1t.
And Tt14DEa obtained half milton major
Ny in the States that fought to destroy and
dissolve the Union.
Wlntevor majority T11pEN has secured on
tho popular vote consists Of tho ballots
Of those who strove to dismember mud an-
nihilato' tho American Republic Tho
larger this majority tho less oreditablo it is
to the candidate who received ii, respectfully
when taken in connection with tho notorious
fact that lie, too, WAS openly opposed to the
salvation md restoration Of tho Union. But
hlr. T11DEa's vote would have been cut TO
pieces and almost obliteratcd in the South II
oil those opposed to his election had been
freely and peacenbly allowed to cast their
votea for tho candidate Of their choice. In
the four States Of Alabama, Georgia, Alisais-
sippi, aud Texas, ThDENs majority Is 23o,-
a7G. At free and fur election. there Is
a Republican majority in those four
States. Leave out bulldozing, frauds, and
Acknowledgement, and hold such an election
"a we have in the North, and tho Repub-
licans can carry mississippi and Alabama by
larger uaiorities than the Democrats can got
! in Georgia and Ta1ns. With fair aud
aquaro election in South Carolina aud Louisi-
ana, the Republicans can carry the first by
SO, GOO md tie second by q, GOO majority.
In those six States Gov. HAYES has not re-
ceiyed within 10000 as many votes as he
would have got Il tho election had bean held
az fairly and uprightly Us it was in hts own
state Of Ohio. No man will dispute this
who Inns examined the subject with candor.
Now, while 1t ia true TINT T1LnEN has ro-
ceiycd m ex-nebol majority in the South
larger than that obtained by 1IAxEa IN the
North, 1t is also fnot that HAYES has carried
a majority Of the States. HAYES hns Carried
ftsenku-t,us States and TfuDYN has carried
, 1876-12-23
COUNTING THE VOTES,

t1ba nau,no~n%io Gtnfa fam mi on h no t,onr,
ta1,,;nn = snoc;a, .ossion ~ ~ snr;na1o,1 M 49, r.
nana,aor tl,a pras;;1on.;o1 stoct;nr I'D - ,a-
0ro mn, 1oo,.ra ,vl,o, ,,,c,,t ~ l,o i1o,a :,
.hn M rran,,ssa ~ Hars ID 10 dol;v.ranca ~ ".
o,,n,,,t r,,1y,
n..a,.<, e.a, .,.o c,,.nu,,,.., >, ,o.o,.u .mx,
the contti.uooa, rrht Of Tho senate and House Of
Representatives, after tho President Of the Senate
shall haze opened all tho certificates received by
nn TO coin. .na Eceto !f1. VOC 1os esaent ana
ths I resnlt of s,,cb count u 3 '' "" "s''A''
wsoirti, That wo deny The c11s.epco Of any
constitutional right or power in tho President Of
tbs Senate o. INC onltea ssates lnaependeatly o.
sos. n eeara tho result Ell" sreof and % would 1r re-.
card such q proceeding as Revolutionary.
This yiey ot thu case Inns hoen re,,aated]v
,,;scussed in Tur Tn1pusr. and wo ,,ove
again to noint out tho inconsistency of the
,loclarot,on that tin yote s,,all l,e conntcd nv
Tho sennto and Irouse of Kenresentatiyov IN
tha nlsonce of INV suggestion AZ To 1,ow tbia
u,,a,, h, ,7ono 4 Democratic Senator n inv
1ovaaoo ,ns,stef1 that th;s vote aho11 In co,nf-
cd by tho "foint convention !" Of tho two
Youses of Congress-. hut lo na,la mn aruoaa.
tion Of how 1olut convention IL to bo
bod Conoress IL lepis]atiya bof,v. II con,
a;sta of two uouaca. eooh 1,ayino a distinct
md sanarato oroonization. and IL ;u,1onen,l.
ant Of tbo otber Tie sncakor of t,e Houaa
Inn IN n,oro onthoritv in the sonata nor
ovor tha octiou or rrocac,,nga ~ That ho,1x
linn Ina INV other c;tizeu rba prosl'
liant of the- sonata can excrciso mn
.u,oio, ,,,,tro1 o,ox ,1o Eo,,.o ~, ,,o,s~,,,
, 1876-12-23

DR.. scnL1HuANN, who last ycar 90 narrowly
escaped finding HEcroR PARIS, HELEN. aud the
other worthless Of old Troy, has now bit upon
perfect hona1lxa Of "reminiscences of tlut Inter
csting period. Tho correspondent Of the lou'
tion Times chronicles among his treasure-troHo
the finding Of plate, jewclry, sccptrcs with scad#
Of crystal, clased objects In silver md bEonzc,
head Of COW In silver With immense horns d
pure gold, large grdle Of gola, gold aud silscf
vases, golden buttons, numerous swords Of
bronze, and great quantity Of womcn's jewclry
in gold. This display Of ancient "btgotry anu
virtue was found In tonbs. He has also dis
covered tho tonlbs OF ATRgus, AdAMEMsoA'
CABsAnpRA, EuRxMEDoN, md others Of thcs'
companions. II DR.. ScnL1EAANN vii! now per
severe tu hts d!ggtnga, lie may lind That g1lt.
horse which the Trojans dslilscd to ]ook In tl1s
mouth, the fair HELM, and perhaps even oa
MARS himself.
, 1876-12-23

Chicago also bears oR the palm fl rnap-pup.
fishing, nothing in that linz having yet appeared
Il, thls country that will COMPARE In tic n'aglF
tude Of tho scale On which 1t Is drawn, or "a
ntcety and accuracy OF detail, With the n'atn1ncm
map OF tho United States anl Canada juat t.
sued by RAND, htoNAILr IL Co.. Of this eitf.
BY nearly 80 per cent larger thaa any othsf
piece of mapwork Issucd from the American
press, th!s map admits Of tho fullncss Of aeI'lI
without crowl!ng, In which 1t surpassos aay.
thing yet donc In that direction, except III
few maps ot somo Of tile States separately.
Tho boundaries Of every county are marked, md
tho name OF the county given. A feature Of Ela
work ia the accuracy With which the route Of
every railroad line in the cauntry ia indicated.
Tic whole work Ia elegantly mounted, and tof
tbs library, office, or school-room must no
classed ~ tho best map Of the United slalcs
vet Issued.
, 1876-12-23

minded. II tho Democratic minority Of .ta
House refuses to mako sucl. an Investigation
then Mr.. HEw1r1 cnnnot blamo tho pcopla Al
this country II they look upon him not on]v
AZ malicious slanderer md falstner, but nl.,
"a D nun who Inns no regard for tho truth
It rests upon him TO maks good Lis charge
or Il ho refusos TO do IL, Tho Postmaster n
New York should publicly brand him aa a
common Blauderer
, 1876-12-23

The Chicago produce markets were stcady
yesterday, provisions being tune and easier.
Mess pork closed lo@laao per brl lower, at
3l0.40@lG.421 for January and $l0.024@
1G.6s for February. Lard closod 24o per 100
lbs lower, atslo. 55@1o573 for January and
$l0.o7a for February. Meats were quiet
and steady, at Gao for nov, shoulders. boxed,
8ao tor do short-ribs, aud SIC for do short
clears. u;ghwincs wero unchanged, ut
, 1876-12-23
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1876.
Groenbacka ut tho Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at 93f.

Tie Aching Pardoner Of Illinois has SGT at
liberty four Penitentiary conYics this week,
ono OF them being murderer WHO had boon
imprisoned less tl.an three years, mud an-
other dangerous burglar who shonld havo
staid ut Joliet ten ycars longer. There Is
genuine satisfaction in tho reflection that
this oflcial jail.dclivory will not last much
longer.
, 1876-12-23

The Boston Jour,.ai In regard to the uss she
New York }}prI makea OF Geu. DAHlow's IT.
ter, rcmarks.'
The most atroctous instance Of n!sreprcsent.fotus
which has latuly cumn to notice u shat u tns
Nuw York WertI nstthWaetsc ,naN Ia hsa tssat@s1ns
face of thu teturns u lr.t given, picks uut tGafe'
lls corrections Of NcB. nAMLoW, aud 1n lhls la.is
without saying wof! os thy ~ Gr etsht eonhs..
In which tlu corrections Ut thu HOara were ep
proved by Eru. NApLow. he uiAkes uut u Ma!san
Tor TlLDEX Of ~. A. wy hafu before shosH
uAyEt loAjpslH o. lao u lat IN klatlaa. aftR ~
, 1876-12-23
TIE LESSONS OF 4 QUARREL.

patch setting forth the details of M oxtraor-
dfnarY quarrel at Mason City, Ill. Two
brothers, Wiley HORNE and WtIrIA,t HORNE,
butll prominent TURNER'S, were arguing poll
tics, when WILLIAM, becoming enragod, drew
knife upon the other. The lattor's wife,
who was present, attempted to separate
them, md, in the meloo, had her hand
noarly severed from the arm. Her husband,
infurinted by tie attack upon her, soized
shotgun and fired at his brother, iuflacting q
dangerous wound. The woman also is IN
critical condition, with little probability that
sho can recover.
The circumstances Of this frnternal quar-
rel aud its dsplorable results havo o sig
ni1canco reaching far beyond the local trag-
edy. They teaoh lesson which may DO
read with profit by the people Of this coun-
try. What happened In thatQuarrel between
two men, neither Of whom hold office, ex-
peot Office, or probably care who will have
the Offices, is what will happen among forty
four millions Of people, II tho hot-heads Of the
two parties arc allowed to hurl their fire.
brands indiacriminate1y and inaugn1ate their
caulidato for President regardless Of right or
wrong. It is the frat illustration Of such a
miserable, internecine war in miniature. It
clearly shows the manuer in which such q
war would be winged. It Would array broth
ers against brothers, relatives against re1a-
/. tives, friends against frionds. There
aro partners in business, members OF
churches, secret societies, and benevolent as
Rociations, on both aides OF the political
, 1876-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

nJcYlcker'a Thcnsrc. -...
MadIaon street, between Dearborn and State.
Afternoon, teoRg rso4no IN Tile Dohcm!an Girl,
EyCnlIE, "Matticl tu Hatc." W tic regular COM
p4nF,
, 1876-12-23

Randolph atryct. between Clark aud tasaltc. ~
1uysons English Upera' COMPANY IN iwo new optrns
, 1876-12-23

1ENEIpHI
Monroe xtttet, cuticF nrArborn. Variety perform
alice. Afternoon aud pfcnfns.
, 1876-12-23


Monroe kttCct, between Dearborn and State. lEob
Hoy." Afternoon and oYcntnx.
, 1876-12-23

Dividing the vote cast for President into
Northern and Southern on the old Free and
slave State limo Of demarcation, wo havo the
following instructive and significant figures
The twenty-five Free States voted as fol-
, 1876-06-27

tbeilt; begging er in Der Chat einer
8aubmoro ?"
Gint9e Sefunoen 30aerte Der 9lOdner,
oann fpra6 er NIT Dem unperfennbaren
@eprdse uneri9utterlider Wabrbeit:
rDu fra9ft, wie Semano, benz Elm
beilises 8edt CUR Seite ftebt, uno oarauf
bin oarf td, treb oeS binoenoen Ser
ipredens, weldes id CAB, Dir Die 8abrz
beit nidt p%orentbalten. gtein, Dora, mag
Der Saetn sesen i'm 9eweien ietn, nlOsen
Die Seroadterinoe ben Stempel oe8
SeweiieS setrasen baben ; ein &aubmOr>
Der mar ct niat. Neia, nimmermebrgI
@r bdtte eS mir einseitanoen ; oenn an
ienem u%nbeimlid)en Srt, no ielten 3fpei
9leid)9eiinnte, nod nidt i'm Sumpfe oeS
8erbredenS perbdrtete Wenlden Suiams
mentreffen, oa Ofnet iih In iolden
Die Ser3en, uno fem Winfel in
oenielben bleibt perborsen. Wtan peiB,
oab Oas @rab ntdt peridwiesener. als
Der 2eioenssenoiie, welder germ 9ereit if,
bic ou8 @emiitb beidwerenoe 2alt tra9en
gu belfen."
Dora, wcldcr iid INNER mebr benz
@lOfner 3%u9eneist bate, wie I'M ieinen
Mittbeilunsen auf balbem 8ese' entsez
9ensufommen, eridlaffte BET ben leeten
8orten p%olitdnois. Gin idmer3lider
Seufser entrans iid ibrer 8ruit, uno oas
in beioe Sdu0e oergrabeno, ldien
lie etnem Anfan bon uebermiioun9 nad)s
unO in Sdlaf gu iinfen.
Bortietuns fol9t.)
, 1876-06-27
Naemtem perlamat I ta9 pas ! e, e.
Neenten oerlauet,!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrifti

,,1hree Years in a Man-Trap' unb Ten Night
in a Bar.Room,' non =. e. Artbur. Das ltsf.
uao srSBte BUD sisf,s @sststsrtsn SSrtttaea..s : s!ds
senp %tlufrtri, elegant 8ebunbsn, miro ~ &aul.nesn W,
3eitunssn bes gunbes auf pas @anfisffe ~bsurtbsiit.
Sine 6el6tdte Dpa @erbrsben anb Beisibi9unaeai \
unIsrer Wtitte, pelpe 3u pr ruttgiten 5erisa lpre&sy
ml1sn. IS pirp mebr fa. sts Sadt Der Mdststtit WI
Der Wlpralitdt bewtTtsn ale Ssiess. @senttH, psld.
,Man-Trap" vertduften, mullen mtnbefens NOD nj
NAL 10 siel GrempIars eieiss Suass p~erfaufsn.
notwithstanding ees Serfnhers, NIT fsinsn
Yortratt in Gtoblaih Ntgh einem leben Sutieribeuts
lbsrrsi6t. geI6setbsnbe @irsalare unb lpl4e NIT Ssr
Depinsanasn psrben fret auf anfrass &rfsnost ssv
8. NJ. StoecGr4 u. Co.. Ynbliibers, 73S Sanfsn
Strabt, YtHa., pa, f7iuni4gD;
, 1876-06-27
Spatt's 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin mehi,infihes MunOer.

Rteumattsmus, W~euralsta, @t6t In tbrsm f6limmrsn
stadium, Serpfsln, 8pntss. 8rdnttett, Grqtpelas, sIts
@ei6pars unb bic f8limmlisn 5aas BON Slutfraatesi-
ten, greBe S6tpdGe, Qeber. unb gtterenletben, Wing.
rpurm &c. &c. ptro .IufS Sefinamttae bnrb biefsa &Snt8
aler Neini8un8sntittel gebetlt. Derfelbe III 3petaub.
spansis Sabre pinburb pom publifum erprsbt, eat
SunberttaRfenoe Upn Sduen gebetlt unb enrirf nfts,
penn mao @OrItrtft %ssnpmmen. ST Elm f&eres peti.
ntittel pom 5tfsln III allen beiIbaren 8daen, earirS bic
faulfsn alien @ei3wlre, islSt no Der Rnp&ea i&ea sH-
aefrefen III.
Spatts eebens.SaIIam eurtrts Serru 8. o. asn.
map, Ira9peen TN part.Gbeater su Srpptlsn. ". o..
prn drpnti6en Nbeumdtismus, nahbem berielbe Rens
@rfpls BON ben pCriisli6fsn Nsritsn Garppa's aut
Nmerita's bsbanbelt tpprpen mar.
SDatt's 3ebens.H5aliam eurirte 6errn q. %.
Dolls, Dcdmafer gp. III Wtabtipn Str, BON etnsm
aefatrltden 8eibtplr, nd6bent er feds Wpnaw TN
SreaenaS 5pipttal mar une bort ais ~uabetlbar srtIdrt
purbe.
Spatts 2ebens.SaIfam betlte 5srru Saepb Wptb,
Office So. 242 @seenwib Str. Don eiuem i~erpfulSisn
Sef6pure, ppbet bic 5aulntB f6rn bis auf ben Rup&sn
6eorun9en mar. PER- ". bat pdbrenb 10 SatreH Ha&
ssl6sbener 5eiluna ietne gDteeerbclans Der Rrauisets
~erfdbren.
5patt's .eebens.Saliam eartrts Ssrrn gDtuiam
Sprinser, Mlo. 1SS 9rppn,e Str, Spufanbie BON sat.
%,lneetem Nbeumattsmus 70 ernhltber Mrt, oas esr,sibe
ben @etit ees Srantea idpn perpirrt bate. 9s @s-
nannte tonnte nldt ietne San6 gum 3ppfe trtebsu Mnp
mar pdbrenb orster Mpnate ans Bet eefeRtlt.
By BADEN In Der Saupt. Office, GAG @ranb Str, sxb
5laihsn S..
Ssatt's berabmts $ ell mittsI ftnb.
Spdtt'S uufeblbarer 9ebens>S dlfam III 800.
Spdtt's "A B., bpppelt ffarter Qeteus. g3aIfam, au
| $1.25 : Spatt's Yulmcnte Baifam, pbsr Der S&wtub.
| ilbtiaen Nreunb, gu $1.N. SpattiS GmtE Qtat.
msnt, ~uufsblbar fur eetben unb S6mersen iebsr Mrt,
~ 90 Gents. 9patfs Sn3a, sur fir Gridnaas,
Rppfpeb, Snfuensa, Gatarrb, Su Is 9ts.
QDenn ebtee Irtttsl ntbt tn e1rer Mpotbets pber an az
rem gIass sa baben fnb, 70 wenbs man it'd hirett au bas
Central DEPOT FAC @ranefr,, q. ..
@emin 3. Spatt Il 60, @iatntbamu.
usbsraa bin per srPrss ssriSsas belm balbsu
/ GuSenp. 13m2Diau
, 1876-06-27

l1nldnsf usrurtbeilte oaS &reisseri9t
su Yaosrborn ben Neoaftenr oes oaielhlt e.
iheiueuoen SIS # d den Sotts.
bIattes" we8eu Selsioisuns bes S0riss
UouSaisru gu elmer SeluusSbait bon 2 Oto.
natsn. Seranluinns au oteier Yernytbei'
lung sab bic III ieinem Slatte Usr0iientlidte
Wo6enidau BON II. ytOu. p. S., in welder
&Dnts 9Howis in ham l6er NeIie ange9rif.
fen mar, neil er Die Sei9merbei6riit Der
baieriiden Sti96fs OH ben Wttnilter b. 9ut
ab9egeben bate, @egen oerislben Ssleioi.
aung bate oas Srsis9eri6t Sn DOriteH ben
Geoafteur oeS caielbf eriAeinenoen ,,@O.
Aenblattes" ja bret Wouateu 0situH9sbait
, 1876-06-27

8ntter. @etl aber &Itter iebr flein mar,
CAB man ibu1 uno ieirem 8ein ben Namer
yRttterle" uno St0ber perlieb grfterem ais
8appen 5lpet gefrel13te gSaoen, Tim, benz
Sater oeS anoeren Observation-Disclosures. Sn Siirf.
beim mddit bas 0SIrtenblut". 9as alte
oeutide 8eid8itdbthen nit Dem gldnSeno
braunen Sbortburm, auf benz Der Stord)
tbrout, 1T Elm anmutbtaeS 4rditetturitiid auf
benz sriinen @runb Der Weinberge. 0as Siir=
fenblut 1T 10 gut ais baS Stdotden malertId).
@r bat ptel Aronta unb pra9t itd) Dem 81
idmaf89eod6tniB ein, ME benz GeIiht cia
tnterefanter Sopf. 9em fliidtigeu Court.
fen, sber ntAt ielbit biniiber fdbrt, ipouert
mir perratben, baB I'M u9annSapfen" am
&leberplat gu Strabbur9 cine quite Guele
oieieS 6ebenbluteS leubt.
Su BITE peinreiden Gbener BON @olntar
nieber ipirfen iiber bic geie9neten oiigeIden
Die bret S6l0fier Don 6ap%poltsmetler, unter
benen Die pulcanti6en @elteine 5erbr6feln,
Die benz rGtapSi9wbrer" aud &ibeal1piue
genannt, ietn 6euer geben. Nn ben Sorbera
gen Der So6fOnigsburg lte9t ct. Sppolite,
benz Der @einipru4 ieinen oeuti4en Namen
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