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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Military.
BY American Press Association 70 the srAR.

BY American Press Association TO the STAR,
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.--Tbe Secretary
of War, in a general order, recites the
letter of the Attorney General to y. 8.
Marshals, and draws special attention
to certain instructions heretofore given
the War Department. The obligation
Of the military, individual officers and
soldiers, In common with citizens,
to obey the summons of Marshal
or Sheriff, must be held subordinate
to their paramount duties as members
Of a pefmanently organized military
bedy. Hence troops can act only In
their proper organized capacity under
their own officers and in obedience to
these officers. An officer summoned
must act upon his own responsibility in
judging whether his services be re-
CURED, and must limit his assistance to
extending the proper aid in executing
the law. All demands for military aid
should oe made by the Sherifs or Mar
shals,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
A Knowing Dog,

There is a knowing dog, who lives on
the West Side. A day or two ago, his
master feeling too ill to go out, sent a
negro boy to buy meat for the dog. Be-
ing unable to obtain the meat at the
nearest market, the boy undertook to go
to another, but the dog refused to let
MIN come out of the first one without
the meat. AT length the boy showed
him the money, which he still retained,
and the dog permitted him to go, but in
stead Of running before him as at first,
kept by his side. giving an occasional
growl as an indication that he was not
to be trihed with, and evidently under
the impression that his funds were in
danger oil being embezzled.-lNorwich
Bullets
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On 'Change.

To-day on 'Change the following
changes in the Independent Ticket were
announced:
II. j. Page for Vice President, instead
of w. N. Hobart; and Charles NJ. Hollo-
way as Delegate to the National Board
of Trade, instead of Matthew Addy, re-
signed.
The following Executive Committee of
the Independent Ticket was also an
nounced:
g. W. Thomas, William Harvey,
L. Parker, A. Erchenbrecker, J. Wilson,
A. Bowman, j. B. Grant, A. e. Smith,
Emil Goethe, Robert Dykins, w. S.
Thornton, Frank. 9. Cochard, A. j.
Mullane, S. l.. Campbell. The Commit
tee will meet in the Cotton Exchange
Room tomorrow afternoon at the close
Of business hours on'Change.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
BOARD OF PUBLIC wOHKS,
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met at 10 o'clock, Mr..
Baker in the Chair. Present, Messrs.
Foote and Gessert.
The bill of tue Cincinnati Gas-light &
Coke Company for lighting the public
lamps for the mouth of August, amount
Ing to $14, 1928 5S, was ordered paid.
A communication from Geo. Reef in
reference to the condition oil Benton
street, between Vine and Hamer streets,
was referred to the Committee on Grades
anG Improvements.
Petition for the improvement of James
between Fountain and Gage streets.
Referred TO Engineer to prepare the
necessary papers.
Supervisor to put in new floor of bridge
at McMicken avenue aud Canal.
Ordinances to establish grades were
recommended to Council: Warsaw Pike,
from Mt. Harrison Road to the West
Corporation Line; Carson avenue, from
Warsaw Pike to
Adjourned.
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South Carolina Riots.

By American Press Association to the STAR
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. S.-A serious
riot occurred here Wednesday night,
growing out of street attack by colored
Republicans upon some colored men who
have taken a conspicuous part in the
Democratic canvass. A small body OF
whites endeayored to defend the Demo-
cratic negroes, but were overpowe red
by the rioters after severe fight in
which pistols wege freely used on both
sides.
The rioters held King street, the main
thorough!are, from midnight till sunrise.
breaking wladows, robbing stores, and
ATTACKING and heating indiscriminately
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
FROM THE POLITICAL WORLD
Prohibition Rally.

By American Press Association TO the STAR.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 8.-The Prohibi-
tionists held rally at Faneuil Hall last
night. A large crowd was present, and
speeches were made by Rev. A. A.
Miner, DID,, Mrs. Mary Livermore, and
Bishop Haven.
Carl SchurZ in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Carl Schurz re-
ceived an ovation last night. He ad-
dressed an immense audience In Ger
man at McCormick's Hall. The torch
light procession was the most extensive
seen here this season.
New York Democracy.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The Democratic
State Executive Committee met here
yesterday for organization. Daniel Ma
gone, jr., will be Chairman, Attorney
General Fairohild, Treasurer, and E. X.
Asgar Secretary of the Sub-Campaign
Committee. The Central Committee
will meet at Saratoga next Tuesday.
The name of Hon. Dewitt G. West is
prominently mentioned in connection
with the Governorshlp.
Congressional.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 9.-rhe Demo-
cratic Convention of this district
(Tenth) repominated Col. II. L. Casey
lor Congress by acclamation.
ELGIN, ILL, Sept. S.-Atter a hard
contest and considerable bitter feeling
the Republican Congress essional Conven-
tion OF this district nominated VIM. La
throp, of Rockford County.
He Accepts.
BOSTON, Sept. 8.-Charles Francis Ad-
ans has accepted the Democratic NOM
ination for Governor.
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Bank Robbery,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8. A special from
Minneapolis states that the First Ma.
tlonal Bank of Mortified, Mimi, was
suddenly attacked at 2:50 yesterday
afternoon by eight mounted men, who,
after killing the Cashier and woundinc
the Teller, plundered the vaults, LII
attempting to escape two of the robbers
were killed in the streets. The Sheriff
with, large posse of citizens left in pur-
suit oil the gang.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
They've Got Him at last,

Chas. Anderson, whom the police have
been after for some time, has at last
been gathered in. officer Sears caught
him at 10 O'Clock this morning in house
which he was seen to enter at the cor
ner OF Belts and freeman streets.
His offeuse, or rather otfenses, as he has
been practicing his little game for the
last two months, consists IN sending or
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. S.-All persons
having books containing the names of the
Hayes and Wheeler Club are requested
to return them to Walter L. Weaver, at
his office on Limestone street, before to-
morrow evening.
The Sherlf7s proclamation is out.
But few people went from here to the
State Fair.
People began to think of removing
things from their cellars Thursday
morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

BY American Press Association to the STAB,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. S.-Chief Justice
E. q. Peyton, of Mississippi, died at
Jackson Tuesday. He was seventy-six
years of age.
A shooting affair occurred at noon yes
terday between Henry l.. Smith, Times
reporter, and Gen. l.. j. Sour, Repub-
lican member of the Legislature from
Averhill. Smith was slightly and Sour
mortally wounded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
CafedOMlan Games.
BY American Press Association to the srAH

By American Press Association to The STAR.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8. - The annual
games Of the Caledonian Club took place
yesterday at jones' Woods Coliseum.
There was large attendance, but the
damp foggy weather rendered the af.
fair less agreeable than it should have
been. The following are the prizes: For
throwing tile heavy hammer, Hugh Nc
Kenhon, of Ottawa, first prize. l02 feet
81 inches; throwing light hammer. Hugh
MteKhnon, ottawa, first prize, lis feet
- inches. Standing jump, Q. N. Iobn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

By American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-Jas. Weeden,
Sam. Collyer, Spring Dick, alias Richard
Goodwin, Jno. Black and Fiddler Neary
were taken to Salem County, Nj, last
night by a squad of policemen, on a
requlsition of Governor Bedle.
The Tug Captains are still detained for
further hearing on habeas corpus.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
John Moulton and Ella V. Sheeiy.
Christian burst and Katie Franxman.
Andrew Donogh and Agnes Gibson.
VIM. Cunningham and Mary Hughes.
II. Y. MornWaring and A. b. Gilome.
II. Stallman aud Helenora SelrYeld.
Sam. Greer and Rebecca Herrod.
+. M. Fipps and Annie Frieze.
Chas. Jungbluth and Christina Negley.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

A horse thief awaiting trial in the ST.
Albans Jail has elected himself "boss" Of
the other prisoners. Three times week
he musters them, and with hose and
water they clean the cells. II any one
objects to working the water is turned
upon him. 1t took half an hour OF
tremendous ducking to bring an Italian
incendiary to terms,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

derS for glue to different business
houses, signing a fictitious name there,
to-. His latest victim Is Joseph
Schwab, of Louisville, KY, whom he VIC
timized out of five barrels-receiyed the
stuff ana pocketed the money, on an or
der requesting the delivery OF the goods
to be made at 347 Freeman street-a
vacant house. He is an accomplished
scoundrel, and will no doubt receive a
just reward.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

A man entered Mammoth Cave the
other day, and while in there he dis.
covered bat as big as common turkey.
The fellow halls from Indiana, and does
non belong to temperance organiza.
tiOn Of any kind.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

THERE will be a grand mass meeting
of the Twenty-trst Ward Tilden and
Hendricks Club tomorrow night, at the
foot OF the hickory pole, corner OF
Neaye and st. Michael streets. Good
speakers will be in attendance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

The Boston Traveller wants Q medal
struck because the Reading Eagle tells
OF bull frog in that place that guzzles
beer. Why, all of our Cincinnati frogs
are raised on hops.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
For Memphis,
Edition

For the nert teCeaty-toar hours, fair or
partially cloudy and saltry aoeather, and
possibly light rain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW HAVEN. CT, Sept. S.-Cincin-
natis s, New Hayens 6, yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

"You want nothing, do you?' said
Pat. "Bedad, an if rs nothing ye want
yen tind it in the jug, where the whisky
was
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE..
STEAMBOATS,.
For POnerOv-

SATURDAY, 9th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
NJ h MFANCHON. 7. 9. Sweeney, Master.
I,lffs: Apply on board. Or to Matt. Nc.
N = ''AHfA CURE, 5. Z. Dorman, W. I. Getty,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
For ChilO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
IT, n, CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
.fsl44EEs.,t Morgan, Master. Freight received
AaaE1aGasss@ ~ at all hours on Wharf boat, foot
Of Walnut street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 9th, at 8 P. H., POSITIVELY,
~ n, EMMA GRAHAM, Il. s. Morgan,
Master Freight received at ali
Aaa7s'nAA4.Ah hours on Wharf boat foot Of Broad
way. w. HONSHELL Superintendent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

AK ASTED = SITUATION j BY a boy fe
wv Yeats OLD, to write ar make himself gem
sfelly ,safui id some Wholesale store; wages
- object best Of reference given. ADY)y at
W West Seventh street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

hWANTED D-RUY YOUR HATS OF
&gY MARTIN. at AZ W. Fifth sG jy16-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
For KaDaWha,

'ATURDAY, 9Th, as P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
RSy L. YIRGIE LEE, j. v. Reynolds. Mas
ter. Apply on board or to Geo.
''sfiEEss Charter, j. q. Dorrman s. Co.,
gents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

WANTED ~ CHILD - By respectable
w widow, child or children to bake care
81 during TIE temporary absence Of parents.
ahi9s Address b. NJ, Dayton, KY. ju&S-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

ENQR SALE ~ FARM - Good farm of 97X
IL scres, situated \ miles from the railroad,
kn Qermont County; ~ acres Ia corn, acres
m potatoes, 20 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
'Rll sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms good chance for any one desiring it
IL get good home. Address B. y. s., Star
oflic0, 25O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy27w-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR SALE. -REAL ESTATE,

y Dyeing and SECURING at Walkers, 6l L. Sd.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

NTANTED - HOUSE On Walnut Hills,
w convenient to Street Railroad, suitable
Aor family Of four persons; rent must be low;
tenant will pay quarterly in advance. Ad-
dress W. S. PHELPS, l., G. s. l.. H. II. shops
.se5-4tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

boHAS IS sapS side scc pepSe j. eoS
and kid shoes cheaper than any house In the
Mts, and mems boots for n a pair, at No. Oh
Central avenue and No East Fifth street.
au2S-l2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

&ETANTED - SITUATION - BY an ener-
w getic ban, experienced in banking, book
hes, }of three days, b. q. t.. Lock box &c,
Epat-ofaee. s6-2o
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08

I'OR SALE-PORK-P PACKING ESTAB-
E LISHMENr - Extensive grounds, new
building, furnished with modern improve
inents, ready for use, on Kanawha River, in
the city of Parhersburg, W. Va. Slaughtering
sapacisy, $50 hogs daily. For further inforpa-
w, Va, 4-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNTANTED - WALL PAPER ~ To hang at
w lOc roll. 285 Main street. 1tA
HNT TANTED-SHO OES--Ladies' side lace kid
w oRpebble goat shoes, 81 95 pair; Kid,
button, ~, warranted custom made; cheapest
place i'll tile city to buy good work. f. <. BO-
GENSCHUTZ'S, 243 central avenue, corner
George. se7-8t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER.

THIS FRIDAY EVENING, September 8,
Benefit of
II H e H I Il DIN G. g,
Whom will be presented TRUE GRIT.
Next week-MR. DOMlNICK MURRAY. 1t
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wANPED---s1TUATtoNs.

M ASTED- -srrUATIoN-By a boy of 16,
w to do any Kind OF work in store OF
:ⅇ can drive. Address F. BALLMAS, bS5
faGe btreet 6-St
, 1876-09-07
Jnlanoiflbf DepeCheu.

Muntreal San, 5. Sept. Iie
Qn3abl ter Beriontn, weld)e ourh bal
6euer IN ct. Spactnt5c oboadloS iuuroeu
betrd9t 2200. @etern Gbeno oerlan9te
man tpeitere Nabtuna5mittcl BON oieIel
Staot. Die lb9ebranntcn beldweren
lid. oaB ie aeiteru Abeno uegen Miau~
gels oil Sctt;eas uno &leiocr ourd
&dlte gu lei,en batteu. Die ibwer beim=
9elu6te Sta0t bietet einen ~trauriaea Nn=
blif.
2omelf, S. Sept6r. G9as. Slider,
peld)er ont lestcu Oomnell tab Nbeuo Don
2ucp gua Mianf acidoilen wuroe, itarb
uoraeitern Nadmitt g. S.. Mianf 1T
oieielbe Yerion, meld)e in 1878 III 8ars
rcr, Die, meQen @rmoroung be5 Or.
8afer proseiiirt, ieOoh wesen MianaclS
an geueiicn frciseiprod)en wuroe. Gif<
ter bate SRI, Wtanf ben Sof aemadt uno
lie gu heiratlen oeriprodeu, ol8 er ieood
lbre @ciAidlte crfubr, Datte er oas Ser
bdltuiB oufssl0t.
New-D Z. Sept. Gin ipeiterer
8eribt pon Sell= @ate melbet iiber rie
Gyploiion, bab elmer cer Mdnnern, Na=
mems 2iirlen. pel6e bel Dem Muslaoen
eircs Yrabmens an ben Gegicrurgslper.
fen bei6dfti9t NOR, pcriu6te ben 8er-
i6luB pOn elmer Sprengpatrone obsu-
nsbmen. Sicldbe e~gplooirte uno Sir
len, Ioluie hrei Nnoere wurocn gel6otet.
Sic Opfer lino S. Sid1nan, S. 9ople
uno Elm biz icbt m%betannter damn.
Sol9enbe Yerloncn iino BERT unbet (oie
5 eriten t6otlid): s. 9owneg, S. Yite.
6. Smith, S. Yeterien, S. 9oblon> g.
S. Miurrop mo S. &illeI.
Stewart, Ms, 6. Sept. Jtihtcr
Ocpuc mitruirte beutc Die @eih uoreneu
on Dem @,ridt uouGH r-Gvuntp in Sem
Safe Der T0otuus Der @ebriSer Gaeil.
horn, baB oaS @eiee Oicieaiaen ~ lde
Nerioue". Die lih benz lrme be5 @eiebes
our6 Slu6t ,u ent;iebeu iuAcn t0oten,
nidt fir tbre Ibat pcr~ant'uartlib balt.
OieieGntih louna wioeripridt oenW br.
Der observation-disclosures
, 1876-09-07
Garogalfhe NabriGten.

ISorfg. Ole gntbHduu9sIeierltd.
fciten oe5 armceoenfmal5 babcu am 6.
Iusult, olS am 5. @coenfta9 Der S1ladi
bel N6rtb, III 0egenuart elner ullsabl,
barren Suldauermrnae iiatt3cfunoen.
Oas Dentmal Ielblt lit nad Dem iibcr.
siultjmmcuocu llrtbcile oer &unnuer,
~ltdnoigcn in ieOer Ge;ie9uug oils 9duu.
gen nno finlileriid uollcnoct su be3eiN'
men. Do8 Gopitdl Der lobcn, wobl
propcrtionirtsn SGulc 3iertcin3 81 Sent,
uer ihmsrer, uergolostcr Aolcr nit Der
oeutIAcn &ailsrtrone, Nuf ocm Sodel
pran9en bier 9leiAial5 ~usrsolccts
8ronccltutuen, iucld)e 4 S%ictorien, gum
2bcil nod Iaud'ibcn Wtuitsrn, in Sc.
bcuSgr6be barltcuen. llsbcrbaupt crin.
merit oas Wionument lebbait al bas
Sie9esosnfmal auf Dem GeQc,NQiancs4
Yloee gu Scrtin. guf Dem Sdulen'
putamente b%tfinoct iih iolscnoc ciufade
uno lduudlols Snlbrilt: nOcn 9eials
lclen &ameraoen Ger Ill. Nrmee".
2Net. Sor Ginger .3elt t9eiltcn mir
nit, oaB cine bon sublrciden 2otbrin'
germ Undergraduate Yetition oil Den
0ieidStag abselenoet muroe, welde Bic
Sltte entbielt, gu pcranlalen, oab Der
Sau elmer Gilenbabn 3wiiden Dieoeas
hoien uno Garlinsen, meldler ourb ben
&ries unterbrodcn woroen mar, wieOer
aui|genommen werocn m69e. OlsIe Vabn
1T fir bic cinbeimildc 0roBinontrie
uon GROCER Ycoeutung uno wirOc I'M
anl6luB ali Biz i'm San besriifeue Clinic
2anoau : 3wcibrIdem' SaarseminO Die
IN 0rudlal uno @arlsrube eiulauienoen
Vabnen brett nit ben Sauptlinieu Die.
oenbofcnsS eoan.Galai5 uno QuyemburA.
Vriliel in S~erbinOuns brinssn. Die
FctltlonSfommillion befirwOrtete bic
Aa~sele9cnbeit beim 9tcidsfan3ler unS
leeterer tntipfte in NOt9e bclien nit Der
seOtbrIn9il4sn neutrality-suspicious."
Serbanolunscn lber ben BAN Der lraas
lldsn Strtdc on. Dicis Stvbunolun.
gen nsbnlen einen siinltisen Serlaui
uno fonnte oaber Der y, 3lrfspralioent
oieier Gage Der @eleGihait Die @rmad,
tisnns 3ur Snansrlffnabme Der Sorar.
belten ertbeilea. Sa ben betbeili9tsa
&reiien miro Die sinltise Grleoiouus
osr piel bisfutirteu @tienbabufra9e al.
8emein nit @enu9tbuans auf9enom'
uleu.
2sreaeit. Oos n8remer Sunbsts.
blatt" ldrci6t: Die y9eorOoeutiat
Gaaemsine 2eitnua" hot Gnbe portaey
, 1876-09-07

Sooar uao goI. Nntiti6 Sen iiirtiI9en
@n9riif sliriididlug, ndbrenb Die Sir.
fen bebanpten, bab bic Serben sei6la-
gen ipuroen, floben unb 700 Soote o1f
Dem e3ladtfeloe 5uriid9eloHen babeu.
Sn Montene9ro iino Die Teinoislig=
felten i'm NoroweIten uno Siiowclttn
lcbbaft er0Hnet woroeu.
Cine &euter'i6e 9epei6e melost, oaB
bic Dlontene9riner Muttbar pai6a an
Nientag Morsen an9riffsu uno Elm
srimmi9sr &f wiitbett ole Die Sc
peI6e a~b9eianot wuroe. Muflbars Mrs
NEE 1T auf 10000 perltdrtt noroen.
, 1876-09-07
Dit Tnhkltr

1T b%eftmn,t. bas gauge bisbsrise Seilperiabren ums
suitoBen. Ole Sur ptro bur3 has fogenannte
&obbao ndo bird @innebmen pom Sohpniper
beptrft. & lie 2obbdoer aet9en on, mo bic &rartbett
ibren Sip bat, no. tief ite Ite9t, unS gu gletdcr
Seit seisen fe bic 2ebensfrait bes Meeni6en an.
Fauieube finb In ben lesten apst Sabren IN Der
porben. Inter ben gebetlten ~beiinoen ii6 piele
aerste nub Mpotbetcr. Die 9obbdber uuteribeiten
F9 pom auberen Sdbern boburb, oab lie btrett ouf
bte 6ranfbett einptrfen, II. b ben tranten Stot ents
ierntu, tn pel1er Sorm er aud 5unt Boribetn
Iomme. ste iino etn 8erbrennunSs> ober Gusi9eis
bunsssproceb Der Rrantbeitsftoie. Sober Rranfe
wir6 bet ber anwenenns bitier anr iosulassn ietH
BELT tit, 70 lit er wtrtlta unb rabttal eehetIt, pdbs
renb mad Der bisbert9en Seilmstbobe bic Mittel
sewobnli6 sefdbrlt9er iub ais bic 8rantbeitieIbft
Sanb i@ Siters ~ san1ss Seer iseanOarer sraHts
ObsleiS Die syy5dbsr oGs arantbsitens innerli3
unb duserli9, ~furiret, 10 iino bod Bite @irfnn9en
bet folsenoln &ranfbeitens Defenders penn re tt@
It'd: 0ieber, islbt Meruens hnS SpPhastebsr.
inrirt. seIss anS5 sssansemSY6wimotadt pirD,,
Defenders bet iunaen aeaten u. tint srlten StaStnn.,
t~nattSutMS peroen oft iebr, i9nta. eebetlt;
sbenIo Mu9ens unb Sbrfntranfbetten, Iorte aIe
fgpbiIttiide arantbettsn in ieoem @rabe. pet
sMmirem Hsestas,ssS: n ,e' n Ste mirf,,ns S sia.
pl6eltde u. ftdtbare. 9lur etn Bah tit btnretdenb,
I'm ssSebea pom Der Itrfnns gu iibsr3ensen. Dtas
aentrebS unb. BITE iosenannte &arns ober
Susferrubr (eine bis iest nnbeitbare 3rantbsi)
~urben sebeilt. Bel lcstersr Rranfbeit seben Is
0roS.nt bes SudsritoRss NIT iesen Babe sar4 oss
Die 9abes unb ginnebme sgufper werbsn mad
Iebem 9las i'm 9aube %perianbt, Der 4rets bee
@abespulpers III 50, ber bes ginnebme : Qulpere
81. Man IaGs f4 stns 8roi9Ire iiber bic eobfH
h snslif5er eosr benti5er Sprabe t9tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss
q Stautou Ctr. (Box 1901
@sw 9orL(
, 1876-09-07
@ir9inia @taatS<Wa5erTe
tasl,e bsraassssebsn BON
9obn 8. pfin.
10. s 3p0lfte Giraffe.
m 10, V a..

aahserintiprs Nreife.
, 1876-09-07
e f a.
bas amerifaniiae Tutter fir Bib

bas amertfanil9e Tutter fir Bib
9isie Wfiidnns entbalt fem 9lrienif
oosr perslftete Stoffe.
GS brinst cine rethe Saat unb talt GrQnftei
ten BON Sanben meg.
Dtsier Mrtitel bat inter einen aitpern slomen
@nnpsr ssrri&tet IN ben 8iebbes rbsn ssn
@rcB Sritian,en,
Us ut elm letter Saamen aab erssust ssIuntss
9leiih beim 0ieb.
Go b%efSresrt ben @a&stbam bss iunssn Bic.
tes.
GS ssrtaabt bic Gpsiieu ant srstust Ianes
WoQe bel Sbaafen.
Sir S6wsine il ss elm Mittsl, pel&es Granf
be,ten pen ibnsu atbGit.
IS 's aist :bas Slut Der pfsrbs, @inbsi.b
" + 10.
, 1876-09-07
George @tbipm. IT,,

81 0. 1907 so ai1 StraBe.
Smpprteur nnb GAMBLER in
allcn Sorten Torsellun> rpb @las>
Maaren, lolpie in ueridieoenen
Nrten Sousba tun9s9e=
rdtbihofter.
Sd bare fceben biref BON Der Gabrif In
9impass, Hranfyfi6, zine iriffe Seneuns,
son BEN teleu frcusbiifaen Mip eArtifstB in
@laemaaren. pe Ge i9 isbr fir Salrcus unp
Mirtbi6aftrn eipnen, erbalten II b butte baa
pubitam MID gu tsiaGen, ta iG Isbr srbEtia
bin msins @aaren ~ aeiseu.
, 1876-09-07
Spbefer 0ebrMper,
(GtabIirt 1s46.)
Apptbefer II. Qrp9uiltsn,
Strfaufen int 8roBen un6 &leinen,
81. 1l44, Gde IS. II. WainItr.

phtt""I'" 'W VNopt" uNp StitSHI"f
81. 1l44, Gde Is. II. Mainltr.
Ii6monb, Ga.
6 laaten i6 ben 5reuntsn umb BEN gu.
publifum i'm Mlasmsiuen ibr e'oBrs Eager,
mslGes aus fclsenben SeGen befebt. an3u-
bieten frozen, Nebi3ine. Chem fallen, Mps
re. unb Ioilet- ~ tifsI, S9wdmne, &orte,
pnfumerisn, 6drb0rfe, Garbs, Se e. 8snfsr
elas. Sitt etc. etc. enldite6liG 9llss, ,rns
in einsm auttnD rUsen, @si@aft sswSbnIi9 gu
baben #.
@ie fubren s'eidfaGS cine arcBs gusmabl
biatiIber prseuraiiOueu ais: &prs/S @sIatine,
gaier's Gpcca, gerl- @1iBf, 8prn.@ tGrfs.
SafermtbL Sasn Gapipca, %rpnbeni te WlI6
etc. etc.
Qanerstb's aarantirtsr Ga faamen, mos
Ycn Elm Scles M6urtsmsnt Tets porrdtbis 1T.
@pncsulrirte 6tuht.9 Gencsn. 9romatii.
rnnss @r'r~fte BON jeesr Srrts, @ewirae gum
@inmaGen.
8erntr lsnfen ls he @nfmertiamfeit auf ibrs
ie bltaenla6ten Yreperats, pslbs ere 20-idbs
riss pIpbe b%stanpsn unD fir tpslbs fs ga an.
tiren tSnnen. mbe