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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31
REFORM DEMOCRACY ILLUSTRATED.

An incident of the campaign i'll Indi-
ana forcibly illustrates the utter subser-
viency of the Democrats of the north to
the preiudices of their southern pertis-
ans; or perhaps we should say that it IL
Illustrates inerailicable predjudices of the
average Democrat everywhere against
protecting the negro in his rights. The
Hon. Blue Jean Williams is member
of Congress from Indiana and the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of the
state. He is now making speeches in
the state, and among the prominent top
les therefore is an explanation of how
lie came TO vote for the Lord resolution.
It will be remembered that this resolu-
ton was denunciation of the outrages
in The South, and declaration that the
negroes should be protected in their
rights. This resolution was sprung up
on the House, and the Democrats, after
vainly endeavoring to prevent vote up
on it by fiibustering, nearly all voted for
it, not daring to vote against 1t, as they
really desired to do. Williams voted for
it, and now he explains how he came to
do such a henious act. He says that he
was in the cloak room, when the vote
was taken, and did not know what the
question was, but coming into the
I1OuSo JltSt DGIOIc Tile Toll WIS ullSnCu,
and seeing all his friends voting one
way he voted with them. A Washing
ton correspondent, however, is cruel
enough to say that Williams was present
during the tilibustering, and knew per-
fectly well what the question was; that
this is apparent from the record of the
House; and that it was perfectly appar-
ent to eAery memer just what the ques-
ton was.
Could anything more clearly show the
spirit of the Democratic party than this?
Here is Congressman from nothern
state who, when he could not escape it,
voted for resolution denouncing south
ern outrages and for the protection Of
all citizens in their right-a resolution
SO plainly inst that he dare not vote
against it. Yet when he goes home to
his constituents he feels that he has
done an act so offensive that lie con-
siders it necessary to excuse him
self by prevaricationl This is the kind
of men that are demanding power on the
score of their greater purity. This is
the spirit OF the party to which people
are asked to turn over the government!
What would be the fate of the princi-
pies Of universal freedom and equal
rights, which we have fondly hoped
we're established by the war, in the
hands of such contemplate political
doughfaces
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

IT is less than three months ago that
The Cincinnati Enquirer, perhaps the
leading Democratic organ Of the West,
told the truth about Gov. Tilden in this
frank and candid way.
l. He can not carry his own State in Novcm-
Der.
2. He cannot carry any Northern State.
B. He is a hypocrite, political swindler, has
long hceE pu,ic lliundercr, and is really the
only disreputable candidate prominently named
Onthe Democratic side.
4. He has sought this high Office by method SO
unprecedentedly shameless and disreputable il
would be an everlasting stigma upon Demo
cratic convention to nominate him, and re-
proach upon the American people to elect him
if nominated,
It may be accepted as an illustration
of Democratic decency and consistency
that the paper that used this rather for
chile, but abundantly deserved language
is now supporting the ':hypocrite" !,
and ''plunderer" to whom it referred foi
the presidency.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31
THE GREAT LOAN.

The recent negotiation by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury of $500, 600, 900 at
the low rate of 4 ] per cent. interest is a
notable event. Our present form of gov
ernment has existed for nearly 100
years, and this is the first instance in its
heightened and eventful history that
orr people, great as they are, have been
able to negotiate loan at so low rate
of interest.
Low interest to the Government means
high credit to the nation, or, in other
words, its financial management has
been marked by such honesty, fidelity
and fair dealing that it has acquired the
confidence of the world
Neither Germany, Austria nor Russia
can borrow money at 4! per cent; and
even France, whose industrial resources
and financial integrity are the praise of
all men, gave a fraction over per cent.
for the indemnity loan which it paid to
Germany England alone can borrow
ut less than 4 per cent The United
States now ranks in credit next to Eng
land, and if the financial management of
the Republic, after the coming election,
does not pass into the hands of repudi-
ators and Confederates, the nation will
be able to take up the balance of $780,
CO0,O00 of the per cent. loan at per
cent, and thus save the people $14, 000,-
900 of interest per annum, which saving
would cancel at 5 per cent. the interest
on $3.50, 900, 600 of our national debt.
Now, be it remembered, that James
Buchanan's was the last Democratic adj
minis.ration with which the country has
been afflicted lii sixteen years, and in
the fourth year Of that administration
~~only a small loan vas wanted, and yet
the Secretary of the Treasury was com
PEELED to pay at the enormous rate of u
per cent. per annum into such deep
dishonor and discredit had the reform
Democratic administration of James
Buchanan plunged the country. Voters
look at this, and bear In mind that S. J.
Tilden is to-day the representative Of
that Buchanan party which held that
there could be no constitutional coercion
of sovereign state when it desired to
secede-we were not nation that our
Union was q rope of sand, to fall to
pieces whenever any individual state felt
aggrieved. When it wanted to borrow
money the worlds confidence could not
be given to such system of confeder-
ated states. And so the Buchanan ad-
ADMINISTRATION was compelled to covenant
to pay II per cent. per anEum on ma
tional loan.- Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

TRUE DEMooRAoY.-The Democratic
Convention, which closed its labors at
lronton, Missouri, last Saturday, seems
to have been honest in the expression of
its views. 1t had been called to nom
mate Congressman, and having put up
an ex-Rebel officer, the members called
on the band for Dixie" and then gave
three. enthusiastic cheers for JEFF. Davis
The platform laid down by ona speaker
was that no Union man or Union sol
der ean be trusted as q democrat"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

THE prevalence Of opium smoking in
Virginia City, New, is appalling. In
one of the fashionable dens $50 whites
of both sexes held high carnival, a fort
night ago, the majority of them belong
ing to the best classes there.
RISE UP WILLIAM ALIEN will nat sup
pert Tilden. The old man says he
shall try to swallow tue State ticket but
when it comes to the national pill it won t
90 down
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

SAMUEL j. TILDEN has been proven
perjrer. This is not campaign story,
not wild assertion made without refec-
ton, on insufficient data, in the heat of
partisan debate it is hard, remorse-
less fact. Tilden himself is the aecuser
of 1ilden. On the Goth OF December,
1868, he took solemn oath that his in
come from all sources for the year 1862
was only 81, 119. Since his nomination
to the Presidency he swears in substance
that he committed perjury on the Goth
day of December, 1868 for he swears
that his income for the year 1862 from a
single source was $4,000. There is no
way for Tilden out of the difficulty
There is the oath of 1868, and here is
the oath OF 1876. Place them side by
side and there is no way of escaping the
conclusion that the oath of 1853 was
false. AS in the days OF Latin suprem-
acy, all roads led to Rome so now, in
the days of Tilden's shame, all roads
lead to the high court of public opinion,
where he has been pronounced guilty of
perjury 1t is terrible humiliation to
the American people That in this centen-
NAL year great political party should
have selected as its choice for the highest
Office in their gift a man who, were il
not for the statute of limitations, might
be indicted, tried, and convicted upon
record evidence furnished by himself,
anu sent to the Penitentiary Bot the
denoument Ca perjury is a fitting close
TO the career of rilden, as the exposure
of its candidates crime is an appropri-
ate ending to that of the Democratic
party.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31
DEMORALIZED DEMOCRACY.

The Madison Democrat admits that
its party is on the defensive throughout
the Union. This is equivalent to saying
that it has been arraigned in the court
of public opinion throughout the country
on charges that it can't answer. 1t is
just what hosts of New York Democrats
said would be the case, if Tilden was
nominated. They knew what they were
talking about, and now the Democrats
out West begin to understand it. Old
Phelps was nominated to please Tilden.
We give below the first part of the Dem
ocrats article this morning:
The power of the Republican party
press is well exemplified in the case of
Phelps, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Missouri. It las taken up
charge that number Of years ago
Phelps attempted to kiss lady ON board
q steamboat, and has heralded this story
abroad until not only the people of Mis-
souri, but of the entire west have come
to the belief that Bell1nap, Babcock,
Blakeley, Joyce and other official cor
ruptionists like them are quite respect
able when compared with Phelps. About
the worst feature of it is the fact that
DEMOCRATS SEEM MOST VIII
LING TO BELIEVE 1T. The readi-
ness with which Democrats credit every
Republican campaign story put in circu
lation by the party press, greatly aids
the defeat of their party at every cleo
ton. The Chicago Journal, leading
Republican organ, early in the present
canvass, warned its party against being
thrown on the defensive, and frankly
admitted that many acts of the party and
administration were indefensible. THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS TO-DAY
ON THE DEFENSIVE THROUGH
OUT THE ENTIRE UNION. What
do Democrats think of the situation
which allows the party that has been in
power for sixteen years to take the Often
sive in the present presidential campaign?
1t is reasonable to suppose that tine rul-
ing party would have its official acts to
defend, certainly when it has been in
power for sixteen years. A third OF all
the voters of all parties have come upon
the stage of action in that time, and it
would seem that there was little for the
minority to defend Nevertheless we
have to day the discouraging spectacle
of a party that never did an official act
thrown on the defensive everywhere by
a party which has controlled the nation
aud is responsible for all its official acts
for sixteen years, many of which acts
the party press admits are indefensible.
The explanation of this condition of
things may be chiefly ascribed to the
strength of the party press. The great
mass of people never reason for them
selves. They Judge of the enormity of
an offense by the number and size OF the
head lines they see over the account OF it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

A SWIMMING MATCH took place on the
Mississippi River at st. Louis, Sunday,
between Frank Rice and William Suit
life, for $50 side and the champion
ship of Missouri. The contestants en-
tered the water at Madison, fifteen miles
above the city, at $50 P. NJ, and SWAN
down to the bridge, the former winning
the match by eight minutes. Time two
hours thirty-three minutes,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

The GOLDEN RULE:-Hayes was SOL
der; Tlden was copperhead Hayes
is frank and outspoken; Tilden is tricky
and cunning. Hayes is patriot who
seeks the good of his country; Tilden is
an unprineipled politician who seeks his
own advancement. The reform of one
is honest and sincere; that OF the other
is pretense.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

Two young men of Fond du Lac,
Charles Me Clanathan and Henay War,
ZEN, were wrecked on Lake Winnebaco
last Tuesday, helplessly ioated fo1
forty-eight hours. when they were pick.
up by passing steamer. Warren died
soon afterward
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

TIE boys have new riddle. Thurs
day afternoon boy OF eleven propoGsled
the following to half dozen urchins Of
about his own age ''Sham without and
sham within, tell me this riddle and III
give you a pin" And half dozen boys
answered rs with one voice, s'SSam Til
den. ~. !. Commercial -1dpc5fisey,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31
MANITOWOO MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re
ported for us by J. Schuette & Bros.
MANTTowoC, August 31st, 1876.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

MANY of the immense mills in the
East are starting up again, giving en-
pioymen to thousands of operatives.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-31

THE Sersians lost GOO men in five
days liz hti1g around Alexina.z.
, 1876-10-04
(Sortiebung fol9t.)
g. s. &unfe1s Gifen : @ein=
SttterS

UtIIerS
bat in allen befannt qeiporbenen Tdllen
griinblthe Seilung iener a lqemei II e II
g Of Il Of G oeS meridlifen SrganiSrnls
beiperfteligt. tpelhe ii9 in fol9enben Spmps
toulen tun6aibt !: Nbnet9une 9egen ole In.
itreueune, gerlnt bes @e6ddtniHcs, Atbs
mungSbeldmerben, Sdtpa6e9efiibl, 6ur6t
Dor &ranfbeiten, Rerp0ies !3tttern, Gobe8.
angftt Hadtihtpeibe. falte Siibe, idpaheS
@eitft, Wiatti9feit, uuiperleue @rIhlaffung
oeS WusfeliDftems, mtoernatiirlif)er 9eibs
hunger NIT b1speptii6en Sgmptomell, betbeu
Sdnoer, flie9enber Site burh ben ganSen
&0rper, Srodenbett Der Saut, bleldem I18s
Ieben NIT Santa18i6lage1, in bei1ell Die ulb
retnt9feit OeS Blnte8 sum Musbrn4 fonlmt,
Shrner5en i'm Hiifer, Sd)ruere Der Augens
lleber, bdufi9em S6meben i6mar5er Slede
Dor ben Nugen NIT 3eittpeili9em Slutalbrang
ge9en baS @ebirn, per9eben Der Sebtraft,
unfdbi9feit, Die N1tfmerflamfeit auf einen
beflmmten @e9enitano surldten, &C. Ine
bteie @~rldetnun9en baben ibren ur9rullo i'll
aagemetler S9ndte bes SrgalltsmnS, nuo,
le gu beilen, gibt IS MIR elm Utlttel : =. s.
&unfelS @lien.gS ltterS. IS lit uufeblt
bar. Saulenbe, Die e8 all9elueroet baben,
b~eft1oell 1tb jebt i'm belter Woblletn. Aber
uebr1t nur g. &. &uufel5 Prdparat -
9iitet Sud Dot Sallhuu9en nub erbdrm.
lid)en Nadabmun9en. &unfelS giien>gSems
SttterS lit melt NIB brett 10 tpoblbefalllt uno
beriibmt, Dab bic unb pa Die Ipotbeter ielbit
es natmaden urb BAUM biele Jfahabn1ul.
gen bel ben &unoeu an5lbrtn9en perluten,
Die &unfels SltterS oerlansen.
&unfe!s @lieusBeinsSitterS 1T itetS aui
Elm Dollar Slalhen sefiut, nno III 'einen
bIbiheu, selben llmiAlag, Der III ietuer
Aubeuielte oaS Bbotograpb OeS @rfinoers
trdgt, perpadt. &ldtet @uer Auseunerf aui
oas Ybotosrapb auBen, uno Sbr ieto itets
ii1er, ben adten Artltel gu erbalten. 81 per
Slal6e ODER lehS Slal6en gu SIS. OIftce
nnb Store $40. $50 9toro 9teuute StraBe.
4usfunft fret.
, 1876-10-04

germ 5ulammenbdn9t, bon peld)er Go9e<
wortb oanal8 idrieb."
Trob leiner eruIten Stimmung oer@
modte @cin6er nidt, eine8 ltiden SadertS
lid) an ent6alten, itber Die Saltbliitt9fett,
nit welder SrDan, ent9c9en9elebt 1%etller
friiberen 8~ebauptuu9, Su9ab, &enntnlB
bon benz Sn6alt Oe8 TIM anpertrauten
SdreibenS senontl1en 5u boben. Gam
alltlportete ct be~itdti9eno:
uSn BET Ibat 0ieiel6e BerIon, rno cine
9efdbrliAe Sarbi9e obeiteis."
r@ine 6arbt9e ?" meinte Der Colonel
gerinelddeig, uperOammt ; uno Die beebrt
Sbr nit benz Namen elmer Staerin :?
Sa1ob, tits tpeiter nidts, 70 b%efiuoet iie
iid in oer bcften @eieaIdaft, urt,, obne
ptel Nufleben gu erre9en, bon Der erlten
belten ~mut6lwiQi9 abirrenoen &u9el aui
ben Srolt 9ele9t 3u weroeu. Soer
witnldt SIR, iie lebenoi9 ein9efan9en gu
baben ?"
(6prt1ek1tun fnfot)
, 1876-10-04
Seffentli6e Ddnffaouns.

InsSue aus eiasm Srtefe BON 3. SeinmiI'
Ter, Buff, 5ptparb County. SOpa, an leinsu
GCbn S. 9etnmiaer, &ebattsus bes Dalba-
ny Scrolls.
800. Sd fam niGt umbin, Did gu BIT.
ten, tn Dettfm glattc unlern Gfentli9en DAM
fur bic 5eilung Geirer WIftrr burb Dr.
Aug. &Dnt9'S 8 ambur9er &rppfsn
aus3ulpre9en. @te Du tpetbt lit bic ltebe
SHUTTER an einem l9wsren Geberleiben, lnc
lelblt bic 5ilfe unIerer Aerate mar Oergebltt.
Wir prpbirten bic Samburser Grppfen, unb
purbe burG ben @ebrau9 berielben bic @e-
lunbbeit Der SHUTTER pieber gang bersefsQt,-
SD pinf9e, On pIrpeit bic 5amburser
Mebtctnen INNER auf'S Bette empfeblen,
benin ie baben it6 auf's 8prtrffFi9te in nale-
rsr Samilie bttpGbrt.
, 1876-10-04
M1e Mrten Wtirmer lebenbia ents
ferut.

6. s. &unfet's @urm,S prup ermaneelt
nte, Nabel,, Sit= uno Utageu.8 itrmer gu
pertreiben. Or. &unfef lit Der eiu3ige
prattiidle NrSt, ipelber pen Sauomurm leben-
Dig ianlmt &opf uno auem btnnen spet
Stunben 81 uertreibert pertnag. @r uir1mt
fetn Sonorar, bepor Der @urm e~ntfernt lift.
ytan fam fi6 leidt oenfen, baB, menu Der
Sanbwurm ielbit, ale anbern gSiirmer nm
10 leidter bon ihm auSsetrleben neroen t6ll.
melt. Spredt BET @urtln Ipothefel Dor, uno
%perlanst cine Slai6e bon &uniePs @urn1.
SDrnp. Breis 81 p. ST. @r tbut INNER
feline 8lrfung. Office uno Store SEQ. 1853
gforo 9. Strabe. anstuuft tuiro gratis &c.
aeben.
, 1876-10-04
Meenten nerlanstl
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!l

Gtn p~urbiets Seittnand ju cen btrltmitn QDtrftn
Three Years in a Man-Trap' un6 Ten Nisht
in a Bar.Room," Spn Z. e. Nrttur. Das its,N
unp srbste Bud pieiss %ssfetertsH S6riftataA.s - aISyi
fautt. Is ptrh ppa ben t~erpsrrase nbAtu ptripnsn MN
9~situuesn bs eanpes auf bas @anfiafe b%surtbsiI
Cine @eftttte spn @trbredtn unb Bsitistauness
mudsn. Ss wtrO mebr fas s,s SaSe Der Wskiotst =
Der @prsIttdt. bsptrien ale gsisse. aesntrs. tsia
.Man-TraR" s%sriaattsa, naasa minSstsas asS .ai :
maj y Stsl gren.plars ettlts Sa&ss p~sriaufsn.
yortratt IN Stabilize Ntre e,asm itSsa Sublribtnte
absrrst9t. Stl8rtsbsnhs etrsaIars uns iplSs NIT Sss
SsetneHns.H lpsresn fret aaf anfrast a~rjtaset ssn
Strabs, phtIau pa, Hiuai4aa:
, 1876-10-04

Wsrioasn, bic an gppetitpFafsit unt @iber.
wtlen sessn Speilen leipent linp DR.. Aug.
RSnts's s amburser SrppfeH au
smpfeblen. Serr Matbias Drabpbel, BLUE
Sprins, Neb., ldreibt barber: Mein gater,
l1pn bod i'm Glitter, Serlpr isinen Mppetit unb
batte iosar einen @ioerwiasn sesen Speiien,
mas tbn lrbr I9paG unb unb Ieibenb maGte.
Muf unier 3ureben asbrau9te Ct DR.. Nusuf
8Tnis's 5alnburger Srppfen; Der Ippetit febr-
te suriG, une CT fablt u Sin gang aabersr
Meul9 gu iein.
, 1876-10-04
3aus In Deuti9lanb
Knautb, 11ad)uo 1 Rabns,
2~i93ts.
s y e

I'M &etail p~erfauft 81 SnportattouS Preilen,
DO Der
Great Attain q and Pacific
TEA Co..
no. s3I Mrd Strdfe, @dfe Der Sipetten mne
Soates Str. une 62l Glib Sritte CTR,
WbtlaoelpDta, pa.
Dies lit cine Organization bon &apitaliiten uni
&bee 81 impOrtiren unO 81 uertbeileu
nit einem tleinen Gelplnu, Der DEM @onlumenten allen
Beipinn Der Spil9enbanoler eripart. 9Bir cpntroIiren
einen 9roBen 3beil per beiten 3beeiorten. lpelde nab
0ieienl Sanoe fDmrten uno Die tur BON uns lelbit oers
fault perben. perlpnen, ipelhe BON anoeren 6dnolern
tauten tbun oies 3u ibrem etsenen ~gtadtbeil. llnIere
bGuIer in @bina uno Sapan baben Die belten 6aeilttds
ten aur Nusluobl, mas lls 9roBe Uortbelle 9efuabrt.
9Bir ba6eu gum Yertaui unIerer Sbeel orten in alien
bauptitdoten Der Bereinigten Staten stores etablirt.
94ir 9ebel u~nlerel &unoeu eiu
ScDDucS Sci Sbrpmp.
,senolnmen bon ben lpertbooalten QDerten ameritani.
l6er uno fremoer Siinflerl iuel0es. lpenn in einem
8iloerlaoen 9etaufL me1r toIten miiroe ais Der prsls
os Gbees betrG9t. Dele 9bromos Hno elm Gsl9snt
tur unlere &unoen.
Vile ~8efauften 98dareu a "a nti ri, baB Te pol-
%tolnnlene SetrIeol8Hil9 9elpGbren, oeeroas 0elo iIrids
~srltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II IL A Co.,
SO. sS1 glrb 5traBe, Ode 3lpeitsn uito Coates StraBe
~no OIL Sto SlpeIts str. p9ila.. pa. ag412Ht'
, 1876-10-04
SdDer.

ggarum iebt Sbr nibt 0dder auf Cure bGuler, 'bie
elm Dicnlbenalter iiberOauerr, lro erIpart 10 Die Nuss
ga6e fir neue OGber ale 10 ooer Is Sabre? SIR
tDunt es. Srau6t uniern 9d)iefer,Mnftrid), Der
uid)t nur Dem g9uiIer uno Der Suit, ~lonoern aud Dem
SSeuer lDioerItebt.
9lte 9Gdber.
ebitt Cure bGufcr oermittelf @6iefer-anltrid,
Der meoer I'M 9Binter Gpriinse betoinmt, nod I'M
Sommtr fli1lig miro. Ilte S6inoelOdder, nit oieleln
Nnitrif iiberjo8en, leben tpeit beiler aus uno oauerlt
meit lGl9er, ais neue obne oeuIelbeu; babel toItet lie
itlr ben nierten 3beil beiien, lpas sh neues S@lmoel=
bad foiten lpiirOe. On oerrotteteu Stinoeln fiillt Der
56iefersNnItri6 Die S6her uno 4oren aus, uno 9ibt
Dem Ou9e OauyrbaftiQteit auf Sabre binaus. Sbin=
beln, bic Itd oertriimmt pber ~9elporfeh baben, brItQt
er pieber in Die redte Sage utto b1lt lie barin. Sieie
Tarbe braud)t MID gebeiit gu lueroet. miro nit etllelfl
pln1el aufoetra9en llno ut Iebr 1bou. Gr bat bel 1etfls
EN- I~uftra9et Gbutplabt=6 arbe, nilnlnt aber ipdter bic
geipDDnlibe S6leferfarbe an uno tbut bieleIben Oienite
unb eriiilt ~eenlelben 3ipef, lpie lpirfliber S6lefer.
9n NSeifbled,s unp Gifeubied)zS Geberu
lit Ut Dtb Die bette 5arbe, Die es gibt, mas Sdller=
!D]aftisteit anofiIarst; IS pat &orpsr, it Isibt anfsa.
adite 3uiamnen, trodnet lansiam. betommt feline
Spriin9e uno ItGlt ii9 ni0t ab. Ginnlali9es 9luf.
tra9en lpirtt ebenl poiei, ais oierlali9es Iuftra9en
anoerer Sar6et.
Seuerfefc neue SGder.
Wtblen, 6ieBereieu uno g8obu9ebduoe nit faben
ooer i4iefen ubber.Sddern 5u beten, baben mir ale
Materialteit onlltdnoig in Sereitl6aft. Oiele Wit
Seoabuns foltet ~nn9efdbr Die 6dlfte pom benz. ,pas
oas Segen tener Sbinoeln foIten lpiiroe, uro lit fir
4rioatbGuier. Sdeunen, iiberbaupt 6ebGuoe ieoer 0rt
jeoer anbern Sorte upn Ssbabun9, binli6tli6 Der Ses
quemli6feit Der 2e9ung, bes e~le9anten Auslebens, Der
Oausrbafti9teit ltllo Der Siberbeit gegen 5elerss
9efabr. iopie Der &ofen.@rIparniB Our elm Orittel
oes aem0bnllfem 4reiIes) bel gSeitem porju5iebelt.
Sein Sbeer oeer Sizes miro perweneet!
y98ie man Ii6 ods 9e9en neuer Shinoeln erlparen
uno miriam lno biui9 S6Goen al OGdbern aner Nrt
ousbeiiern fam, lebrt elm ei8enes Bud 400 Seiten),
oos rel ausge9eben ipiro. S6reibt g.
liz barum. Steant bieie t3eitun9.
Ncip Yprf Sbiefer=S Gher Co.,
Limited, Sad,becfcrsG pntraftpren.
gfp. 4 Solar Str., Netp 9yprf.
SijhtioP 9loputpu merhen npiudht 1rn00Ien
, 1876-10-04
GiniQe cute Griin0e :

1.-Gtre ntue GrRnbuns. srinbIt@ 8xDsafs
uno seT6ert hur1 Datent.
2.-Wta6t linen li7oatmen asd.gnA,
sleib auf beioet Geiten, an allen Irten BON StoffsN.
S.-2auft lei9t, ianft, serdui6tos uno raia-bsnt
6 ombination bon Gi9enidaften.
4-Dauerbaft-Iauf bre la 9 obns Repa.
%saturen.
5.-8srri9ttt allie 4rttn BON Nxbstt
u1b Sanep Ndbereisn in elmer por3iislidenWeHs
6.-Sft fir ben @rbeiter iebr Iei6t su b a II o.
baben. Die adn9e Der slide fam resulirt tperbett,
tpdbrenp Die MaiAine i'm Uan9s 1T, uuo bieie fam
nit eiuem Suoen perIeben perOen, obne baB berisIb,
turG 2Dber gu 9ebe1 bat.
s.-Dian einfa9, ftnnrei6, elegant inosm
Der Slid Oh M ben Gebrau9 bon Cog gebeel Gears.
Rutarp Cams lno 9euer Nrms forinirt wirb. Dat ben
Automatic . p Seeb, meIder inc aIet&.
mdBiee 2dnge bes Gti6es BET irgenb
elmer Geidpinbietsit f4ert. Dat ~unleren
ususn 9breao GontroIler, psl6er cine sletH.
nGBi9e 8epe9un9 Der gte:ole-Sar eylaubt uno etnsr
BerIebune oes 5aoenspprbeuet
&C. nitruction d u 8 erffsr8faIt unb rous
enbst. SIT ~fabri5irt bon cen seitidteten uHs
erfabrenten @rbsitern in Der beriibmsK
Bennington grmprp, Suun, ". o. @bilabelpbta
Gffce: SIC Gbeftnut gtraHe. 2f nj
, 1876-10-04

SD Bin tpisber better ais i9 ts srtpartsse 81
perpen, ldretbt @bil. &pi, 9alem0ile, @tsr.,
bant DR.. Mueuf 8Snte's 9ambureer
Erppfen. SD lit LANCE at 9er3tlppfen unb
sos 3psi @er3te gu &atbe, pbns pab i'd 2inper-
uns srbielt. SD entI9lpB mid, bic Sambur-
ger Erppfsn bsS DR.. @uswit 8bnts gu aebrau-
hen. @ptt CUR Gbre unb DR.. Slueuf 8bnie's
5amburssr Grppfen gum &ubme muB i'd ia
gen, baB mir ~bisleltea mems @slanbbeit pie
bersaben.