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"A nspesi,sry Of Hsshien, Pleasure.
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DURING THE CEMTeMMlAl
CENTENNIAL


Ton, BaitImors. Philsaslehis, neU
York, boston. and ell Eastsra
and bouthsastsra fokoas-
rs.s~ns~p vho evssssplsss visiiiss The Cssts,.
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visit tho i.sssas Watering place 10 lie sssssaAsa
VI Nirytsis-
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THE WHITE sULPmER SPRINGS,

kn..n .osli- side ss the ns.y healing ,istsss y
It, waters. are heated tsass tiatsly % The iips 81
thu great p.i..s.r~ r.ais, ~hiis may sshsss Il
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and svefy thing that 10 sscessary 6s tAs ss.sss
sid e,.nvsslsncs ef p~.sssssrss
To NAN Oak ou have ehsiss Of toe rsssss, o.
ther Via tiordsnssilis. wzshingioh, etc.. 81 vie
kifhia.na taking sns VI the nslgnikrsas sfssnasrs
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IAssing ~ihin ,i-v VI all the place VI Aiss.si oil
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finsst Pleasure h0aw w the tsatissst.
, 1876-11-10
THE SULLIVAN CASE,


CHICAGO, Nov. 8,-How every paper Is con-
dclnning tile aetion Ut Judge McAllster for Ills
rulings In tho Sullivan tFIali Wo Join them I'LL.
Now can you tell us what tho Judge wanted
moro to know t.,an that the "blue-eycl" " Sui
llyau had acknowledged ho killed Mr. Hauforlt
And why wero not Mra. Sullivan anl tho brother
arrested os accoupllces! 1t seeMs Mrs. aul!i-
vou WIS not too "ill md feobso u 10 get out Of
the carriage And clntel, AIR. l1anfortl, and, with
the btotlacr's aid, hold hin so coae that In tho
stru.1!s ior irssaoai ~, iianiofa ~ her , M!tt
DID they not mt hold him " give Mr. Sullivan
tho CHANGE to, gougp tho cyo out u, whlcl, 10
Ind his thulnb7 Some wy slso was holding Mr.
IlAniorl to protsyt lliu,, whom sho had hut q
moment butorc ealictl "dog,na:.and what lady
Of any nationality, but lull-blooled Garry
owen woman would have gotten out OF heE eur.
rage ul.d tnken hand in, and allc ~ "ill and
fcsblc," TOO! Thcu why, II TO protect Thy ~
stead ii the n,an whom she lial never bufuro
secni 6T, PATltCK soA EVEN.
, 1876-11-10

j. Footo ". Or,in {. Wentworth, $3.50. a.. ii. a
Laws Va. samuel o. Walker. oo.-isaac Living.
ston rs. Edward SniinYcr, 1854, "a. "a. 4.
srsagae q ii. =. ,Edwatd ,Fnn.t and e,corge e.
CHS ". stniil, $l5J Civ. y, iau,s Va, Newton
y. Taylor, sat1. --aamc ". samr. s:,s.. m. --K.
u, SAlumuh VI. j. a. L. CurtIr, s!l4 Id. --t1cf'
mar Weller tH John tnnk. 2!!4. 4.HD,-Ilarrts
KOtssttn VI. Tin.n.lly ~. 1iralley, s4:H 07-Ilnwc
Machine COMPANY yt. GaoFss IL. li9nttson and A.
j. Christian, Ssf. it. b.-joscph = Mead ct Al. W.
C.larIen Echriovot md Orrtn Heflson.
S78. .71.--,InlIus \. Boyer el u. sa, John
knta1 and Thomas KnSn!. s227.i8.-J: G.
tleorge Kahpets ct nt. w. Illinois Dry .ilouse Com.
pany, sta. 1h.--samc ". First National Dnnk uf
tcntresillc fa., 89i,H. Eugene e. Long VI. James
uaster. e.: 0sf .6i .Flrtt National Hunk Vs. Fred
crick II. ifnra!!l. 311. fHg. k0. Same w. Cl,arlca
ii. Ilun,cs, SB:i. lU. w. r. Enh[cott ". Danicl
loy,r, 81. III J.-3.eyt lloscugel VI Al. vs.. ].
YunnE Stammon, g. :Hl.
ctncu'T, GS.,nr -JynyE Isonrn.-.John Carte.
lomaK. el43. ~ Fred !Ionlcy vs. J. J. uatschct;
verdict $40, -aiIchael kehoe w. Thomas Davis,
1905.
Jupun T]oorn-J. n. Cutler VI. Mary ". Hollo.
we'll, 31O.-C. +. Wlswnll et 81, ". Mlcnaei ira
ccy; verdict, $03. 90. -Thc New North Side Plan
lng. Mil Company. ". Conrad sehnell; verdict.
$l45.-chrissian Mabl VI. DexssF ". and silas Il.
Junon McALllarEn--U. H. Angull Of nj. w..
William Mhthe1, &75,
, 1876-11-10
Of bnt wo to the man who Ia running around
tho Churclt and Thinks Tint llQ Is III Il!

Of It.; bl,t wo to the man who Ia running around
tl'1 Church. and thinks Tint lo is III It!
In Europe nf1nu tl,nre arc oycr &c, 100000
Even tI,r T,,rkH believe in Jca,is, whon, ti,oy
htuhaln.ucul. VI {chrIstians) ran,,ot believe
what Mr.. pc!rottt, says In this cnnucetio., ~
!,: ~ l.e does not belong to my Of tllc Chrs-
,Aru "ihu Urrek priest. the most ignorant pco-
hut think TINT they arc not. can pruyo that
o,r resa ae the ,ecrs Sf l pcYre IN
tic Was tho leader III tho 1tirko-scrylatl nnf;
anil the priest ~. Ncnaduvtell was Coinmn,lllrr-
t-Chisl: n the present insurrectlon, Bishops
Dachitclst Hi'nntcl nnd PcroVlteh orc lcaucrsi
md there are plenty lnnrc.
:. Air. fc!xottu snya that tho nlarrlagc.reln.
ti0n IL thockcry, aud divorces nrc granted and
now marriages allowed At tlie mere wish " tho
part!cs"! That Is not %. appsai not only "
thc other Chrfstlan religions, FOR Testimony on
this point. Lct them spcns Arc tho Christian
rciiglona i!u!lt on such weak and untrue foun-
dationl Il Mr.. T.. Is Abfe 10 prove hts words,
Religions. To get n divorce from tho lirst wifi
from ono 10 twelyu years. II Mr. fPei1otto
docs not bcliovo H. let hlln look at the tircelt
Mr.. +. ought to know, q little better about It,
because tho people In Bucharest aud In tho
wholu of ltousnnna are Crock Catholics.
Mr.. Pctrptto thinks that " the Creek Catholics
arc, towards strangers, tho most intolcrnnt,
b!eoted, and prendlcod Of all people," Did
you, Mr.. ~ ever enter Into poor Greek
Christians house; null did llo not meet ynsl,
will, bis wife, ut tho gateway, smllingl DID lse
not divide with you Ills bread md salt, or what
he had1 Did he not meet yo, ns friend! But
probably Mr.. PcIxotto never went there. Look.
lug upon the Greck Catholics through his win
d0w-pane, lie thought TINT lie knew 1T opce tho
whole Greek religion. liz thought tlAt, ,bccausu
he hul simply eecn u, Greek Christian, ho had
Knowledge to speak about every nation that be-
lloves Iii tho urcrk Church. But lio Ind no
right to do II, 60 long "a ho knew nothing about
tllGtn,
"Tho American missionaries four the ap-
proach Of tho Russians to COnstnntinoplc." Do
thcy1 They need not fcnr Mt all. There would
bo plenty OF work for both American and Kus-
siail missionaries. or cnussa tic American
missionaries could not SUCCEED II they tried to
prcacll tho Christian religion to tl,u Christians
Tor think It would be OF no use 10 tell us about
the Christ whsn We know about Him ourselves.
But, inter tho Russians rcacl Constanttnoplc,
American missionaries would have plenty to do
with t'Ic people who lO not believe IN Tho Cllris
tim religion, md they arc tho MuhammcQans
mud tho Jews. Respectfully,
M. a, RASCtfKQvTTCu. ScfYfnu.
, 1876-11-10
OGDEN...IIIE,DEBRAND.
A Painful Family 1Vlatory Revealed Through
Mans Bnlci1r.


A Painful Family l'latory Hsveaied Through
Mans BHleiae.
Asm york Sun. Nor
William Uildcbrand, formerly OF Chicago,
bnt for 1vo years pas, Of BROOKLYN, shot him
s.. !" , s"o neaa w natu.ua5 nm. 81 ~.
nue. HlolHHah'a' olhcer o"hnone, u tos
horrisania police heard the shot, and turned
juat in time 10 zee the suicide reel and fail. In
his pocket was q note that read:
p,r,.. cay ,si,,,,n r. r,,I.n s1t,e romnk,r.
ieh usIdga H. sa ,decv ~, a'fa r. Il ths 1nin
o! my ian,iitc IND Tic fanjt Of ny suislde. liz
kceps ne ous VI my money wronQtuiIy.
Tho police did mt rall W.. william n. Ogden.
y. st.,ot ~, h,,t 49,. 81. -" -. ....
10 M'ss.ea' oul IRON n's sosFans oey aseae-
tAlneu toat man answering hudebfand6 oe-
scription wns an infreaucnt and very unweicome
IIiohbr,do,. The event has recalled a nasnfni
t.s,,.. t.,', o ,s,,,,s.L "' Trrss. eu pA4nu'
tamiY n'spol5: "n''at1 nnocofhno, h'S WIG.
and three children, lourneYel from Germany,
aud settled In Chicago twenty-five years ago.
The SAVINGS Of two ar three yca,, cnol,fci1 hin
10 purchase iot and build flou.c in LaIc street.
The te,jcr tf The lot was Mr. William r. fltr,inu'
WHO was then cstee1ncd one OF Ch!saros ysajth..
icst cttizens, ~0'@' '''~ N~'N <@''''
infcrrRtni In UilLc},roni. and twelve ~ fw,r.
Teen years aro he set lin III, In n rlnyc anil
iuckskiu fsrtory. The ,ncubcrs 81 ifIi5c.
branj;s family say that The business nroancrr,t
tis.nivcd thc nnrtnershtt,. and ffIIiclrnnd d.
malldcd $4,000 a. lis Share Of the concern.
This demand was resisted BY Mr. Oglen fOr q
.talIent, as1 ant p''a on' oi nun0ef Ok H.
% !. W. ~ aloat M ths . tme y thst A. niIlehra1a made
itmacy With lis fa',lily lnclaced hia domestic
peace. Mr., Htldebranl had horne her husband
eleven chldreis, put was st!ll comciy wotnasl.
His UtRc0YEfV titU mt lEQu 10 nNfQt1JHl fcaOEYs
, 1876-11-10
SOUTHERN PASTlMES.

Democratic Methods In Louisiana and M1as-
issippi.
DirDafeh to Ntlc Orl<1ns Republicans.
ronT HUDSON, La, NOV. 4.-Our boat 1and-
cd carly shls morning, bringing Mr.. Packard TO
I'll bis appointment.
We wese met with ktrikinR demonstration
Of tho terrible ulld infamous terrorism under
wl,icl. the colorel people are held by tho bull
dozcrs.
Although notice Of this meeting had been
given In the newspapers, Dy posters, aud by
messengers for weeks, yet the colorca people
did not f1nrc to turn out.
A few cotorel people rltnc in ttmtlly and con.
yersc1 with us. They etstreated us not to bold
tho meeting, bccausut II W. did It would brcak
their hearts not to attend It, and II they did at
tend It they would be killed, or 1nal trcntcd ard
driven to tho " ools.
One prominent colorcd Republican said that
the Democrats had Waited oil the colo rcd pco-
pie, md told then, TINT only those that Joined
Tint, although he WIS Is good Republican ~
thcro was IN tho State, he himself would not
have The Heart, on election day TO hold kepub-
lean tickets In his hand openly aud Dist ribuie
them.
The absence Of troops at this point leaves the
mercy Of the bul1duzcrs. They said they ha,l
been threatened by the Democrats that u they
voted tbs Republican ticket they would be
laugel.
Tho @ .x sa1s s BY tho Chair
MP sir ei 81 sss snseMsSn Mss So;Sn@ 3S H. o
0Aaadier-sm: lam In pusscsalon of facts whse1
warrant me in saving TINT the election II the
cd and whlts Republicans Will nut hv allowed 10
yose IN + Inuny y q eth Thy counties. TIE Tllaen clu1s
dceasc n H scy viii easry tue sieeon Il Ill as
white Enl colorcd KepuIlicans nrr now rcingcs
Of DIV" woa.S rua 'n; postticn % l,Sa wa!ted npan
mo ant declare they VII Mt obcy ny deputies III
assnE Sas, o. III sse p A. SS
i!ed, Waited su!afsa siatsh. ana % %Sroxo u ths
women present their l,onncss ind rlIhons. ind
built bonfire Of then. ~ tront 81 thu church. a
reign 9f ss5sor r. s%eh y lave meyer before wit
tent that Republicans aru unablo to cupo with Il.
II II were not for rllles mud rhotguns the State
:O, 900 majority. send this dispatch from iioliy
SPRING. because II is impossible - rey upon the
f5o!a s. Gss Mss,p Northern District ef Msssspp
The following utes Iatsd 6ct. t. 81 1870, from
there to Ills fellow former slaye now living here,
Will show tho snoti"s oottrondi Of the peaceful
elec.ton abuut to take place in tint State. II is
believed to be spccltncl VI tho purpose Of the
| cx-&ebCls throughout tic whUle South, which
they will accomplish to-norrow:
o1e hs ta %slu st. country II Tine Il an a1S ssf ssa
Thy pemoerats "se nSs earsy3ng cyerythipg 51st as
f. ee niY .s s sSt sa IT,
1 1s s s o 5 r. 1t SSs byss t5G sks s:sS
VI ca.uo verI near having a bix aght about
bo nil no,nr3a fro,,, ,,rr1orttol ,,n
, 1876-11-10
Mayoni,ntsc.

It may not be generally known that the re-
markabsy succuleRt form of sasaddrcssing
strict accuracy, termed "Afahonnaise," the
pungcnt preparation having been originally in-
troduecl Into tlt French tnlstne BY the Mar
ahal.Duke who captured Port Mahon, In tho
Dalearie Isles; and II may be even less widely
known that the saucc, 10 suit tllc Spanish palate,
shoull bo made with thu strongest 1'arragon
vinegar alld the most rancid olive oil that can
I,oss1ly be procured. Thus prepared, It Is
called q ''Alahonesa fucrtc," or d +" Matonesa
arrogantc," aud Ia infinitely rollsled bv thosu to
the manner born.