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New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
BLAINE AND BRISTOW.
"THE REFORM REPUBLICAN, TICKET"

"THE REFORM REPUBLICAN, TICKET"
To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: IL the Republicans are wise, the next
President will come among them. This seems 10 oe
the general opinion OF Independents as well as of strict
Republicans Now tho question Is, What must DC done
TO prove their wsdomi There is one answer, VIZ; Nom
mate men who can be trusted with power lie must De
man Of integrity; he must be wise man, and we must
have n gentleman In the White House There Is man
I'm public life known to the whole land, against whom
not word las been be said to his private chal
acter or his public reputation. He has STOOD or many
years in the front ranks OF the ReruDcal pa W
the rights OF Government and OF all us Citizens anu
mere illustrous in private character than rs
public man. He is a man Of unquesl0ncd honesty
OF dealing I'm Office aud out lie Is nian
of integrity, standing up for what ne deems
to be The right, when a mere pOjticEin Wouu
have trucked 10 popular clamor He Is Wise man ana
statesman and iu proof OF it am prepared To cite
very acts for which certain independent paptfs-lub
TRBU NJ for onc-have taken HIM Sharply to task. re
him mo Wa hingtOn. Furthermore, he Is "a hpdpncan
who loves the principles OF Republlcanlsm even uore
than does the party. He Is not To be ciassed win
Mr. Morton nor with Mr. COnkln9. Whos0evcr speaks
OF these tnree together shows gross ignorance O
plain facts. / speak, OF course, OF Mr. Glnhe. MI
risow il Just the for Vice President B,lne anu
BristOw Is tie ticket which Will command tao hearty
The strong opposition TO Mr. COnklng at S racuse-ah
opposition coming from the best elements OF the KepuD
can party-ceariy shows that he cannot anu VIII hot
be trusted by people But large proportion Oi tat
opposing section OF the party Is IN favor OI MI Blame
Ae,c-Ifapcn, Conn, March % 1876. tLLkiCUs'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
SECRETARY RoBhScNS ACCEPTANCES.

NOTHING ILLEGAL IN his ACnoN-SExr YEAn's
APPROPRIATIONS NOT ASIIClPATAD-A LETTER
To CHsIBMAS BEEBE.
InY TELEGRAPH THE TEIBrSEI
WASHINGTON, April ga letter was sent
to-day by the Secretary of the Navy Mr.. Beebc of
Sew.york, Chairman OF the House Committee on E'-
ncndures in the Navy Department in answer to letter
If inquiry Mr. Beebe 10 certain &C epianccs OF
drafts ut months by the Secretary The fact was re-
Gently pub that tho Secretary has accepted certain
traits at four months. and the presumption wus boldly
put forth that his purpose was 10 tide over present
efficiency resulting from tho operations OF last Fall y
drawing on years appropriation, clearly Illegal
transaction The Secretary answer full ard explicit
concerung the drafts in question The letter shows that
shey wero drawn on the sth Snd 10th oi March by
Bradford AZ four months, in favor OF
,elignuu Bros, the naval fiscal agents in London. ana
amounted to nearly S2j0O00. They were drawn on mc
- the most convenient mode OF giving to tho depart
nent time to gather in and utilize the appropriation
allied Pay Cf tle navy necessarily scattered In The
hands OF its disbursing officers. and to have adjusted
ana transferred on the Treasu books such sums ~
may be du said appropriation from other appropriations
on OF the expenditures made abroad from Tor
their benefit These balances part OF the appropFia
son for pay the navy but 1t Is necessary to cover them
IN and have them settled m tie Treasury and transferred
To that APPROXIMATION before being applied 10 payment oil
regular demands upon II. ~ , 49,. D.,
In hort o Secretary says explicitly that these drafts
re NOT drawn against nor payable ont of, ang future
1propr ton bnt are payable and will be paid out of
he appropriations FOR pay already maze by congress
The ilsagcs in the payment of navy for
ign ,tatons are fully explained. the fact bcing
shown that tis system Of drafts has been IN existence
,yer since the department has hid hsca agent, abroad
The alternative H. letter says. shall these drafts be
aid when presented and the officers ana men oi le sci
Vice until the balances can be collected ana adjusted
IA the Treasury snail the Del aTncn usC ls ere III
with its fiscal agents, contemplated by his cement
nd sanctioned y the custom of % year, 10 H'o'u 'n7
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
TIE REJECTION or Mr.. DANA.
WHAT THE PRESS THINKS or IT.


A more disgraceful act was never committed
the senate Of the Unied States III tie rejection OF MT
Dana The people Of his state may yet scnd hiin 10 the
Seaie wncn jecs him. or the people OF the L ltd
stat, elect MIN to be It's presiding Ofhccr bristo"
ami Dana" Is not a hardsoundng phrase suppose that
be the end Of the year we should near u ironi n
ion mouths II Is. Y. Evening Post lind. Rcp)
Mr.. Dana il an able lawyer, an excellent
eminent n.u Ia every way DuI lldt ldli
letter showed him be wanting in the reeence, pru
drncc and sefrestrant which are eo-sehal qdalitis III
Uy into lex satve and executive offices but tue! are
really unit diplpm tc service and tue senate cou
not O otherwise than reject him after thls rNhDtih pi
his want 81 Ia aud temper Il y. Y Daily GrhpAlc (lhd
The Senate has at last rejected Mr.. Richard
ii. Dana, hts satisfied that ulco se 0i hohU- so
general I'm Washington. II MI. Danas rejection was
based on the charge of literary piracy the people Gl
tLs country will b. Inclined 10 laugh at tho senate II
e was rejected because Of the letter he sent Ir BOUT
WELL lie has been unfairly dealt Wlth'-l OVHuo o4'' ~"
yertisrr IN. Y. Adm oIg,n).
The rejection Of Mr.. Dana's nomination VIII
not adt tu tAe reputation OF the Senate 49, home OF
abroad. - will not OiS be condemned l0r Wha' IL nts
done but FOR the manner In which II has done ~ anu
will be believed that mistaken sense Oi oneuueuu
lad more do with tho result than sense OF justice ol
q fair consideration Of tIo eyidence-iN. A. Efeuihk
Mall tRepJ
Swayed by motives altogether unworthy ana
fnadrulIte, ignored verdict prOuOUlccd
by two continents, and rejected tine nomination whcL
had received stamp OF 50 general an approval 80
Of ours is necessdry-cach reader WIZ sehi!
make his own.-[ Phadelphis Inquirer (RepJ
There will be pretty strong protest follow
this most uucaIlcd tor rejection, ana although Ben
utcr may MS hands with satisfaction over The re
suit II VIII breed disaster To those resp n'lDe Tor
states has done superby foolish thng.-lAbAny E1-
press (licp)
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
rJrcTIoy IN MOyTCLAIR, M

The election for town officers of Montclalr,
" held on Tuesday resulted III the success Of tue Re
lnbl'c II ticket by average majority oi 0l. Me
lancthon W. Smith and Grant j. Wheeler were elected
Frcehodcrs; Charles Smith and Jacob sgcr, Surveyors
Of Highways john H. inrsOns, Joseph Won Ncick'
Amh A. siglcr, ffnnllin W. Dlrman, Edmund Williams.
Town Committee; Edwin j. Hnc-tis. Town CLERK; WIN.
acODus, Assessor; Edwin &. Fuller, COettOr III votes
were cast in favor OF license. and ia against.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
A REPLY TO THE SPy'S ACCUSERS.
IcEEpp.t ppVas nIspATcu

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Detective Bell has
prepared for publication reply against the assault
made upon his character, vindcating himself from
the charges Of his being incompetent and
unworthy He gives extracts from written tcsti-
monias furnished TO him b. Gems. Sherman, Grant,
Dodge. Hurlbut, Hardic. and other prominent arm
ocers bearing testimony to bis valuable services during
the late war. He appends 10 Lis statement voucher,
nom the Interior Department for recent services
performed. which he claims the interest Of Gen
Bsbeock
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
OBITUARY..
DAVID DUNCLAS HOME.

According to the Paris Steele of yesterday,
David Dungas Home tho sp iituast died suddenly on
Saturday while travelling the railway from ST. Peters
burg to Berlin. Mr. Homo, whose singular career has
ended. born Edinburgh March 20. 1888. lie
was adopted by an aunt with whom he came to this
country In 1912. 1t said that spiritual maniiesta
tons attended him from infancy. but the earliest lie
recollectod was remarkable vision IN his fourteenth
year OF n deceased playmate. When IL he btcame
publicly known a medium. though against the wishes
OF his family. lie resided ut different times In Troy and
Newburg " Y, In Lebanon. Conn. and In Springfield.
Mass In last OF these places many remarkable mani
festations occurred These manifestations continued 10
attend Mr. Home throughout his lifetime. Besdeslhe
ordinary phenomena Of rappng. taDloupplng, WILLIE,
ana playing upon musical instruments thcy included IN
case, 1t Is affirmed visions seen by the medium up
pearances hands, arms and spirit ors sen py otner
persons el0D CATION and the shortening OF DIS DOdy py
several iuohes and his handling OF fire ana heated oD
jccts without hurt lie claimed 10 have performed re
akabe cures and to havo been himself ptOtco'ed n0
sudden danger.
RICHARD STOCKTON
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

II you have Discharge from the Nose, offensive OF
partial loss lie smell earring
ewes wat,ry weak and stupid deolitaed pain
or take cold may rest assured
thai have the Catarrh Thousands annually who man
esng half Of the above symptoms terminate In
disease IL common. more deoep
tive ess understood by physcisns H. " psRcE M u.
Buffalo, n. " Is the proprietor Of Da SAGEs CAiAksa
perfect Specific for Catarh Cold IN the Hea
orr ata Al Head
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
LONG ISLAND TOWN ELECTIONS.
The vote by wards for Mayor OF Long
Island City Oh Tuesday was as follows:
Majority for DC Beyoise. 23s.


The majority Of James Bradley over LOUIS Hoodger ior
Supervisor is 46O Michael Deehanty Is elected Civil
Justice by 32G majority
The contes. for town officers In Flushing wasvery
lively and the vote was close through the entire ticket
desire TO elect the candidates Of the Law aud Order
Association for Excise Commissioners tended to duce
large vote ticket nevertheless unsuccessful
the liquor Interest proving Too strong.
ia the cOuu town elections on Tuesdny nlBbt tne
Democrat. elected Supervisors Peter H. Williamson IN
TlatbIsI j. j. Slillwell In Gravesend. L. g. Gubner IN
Now-Utrecht A. II. Van sicen in New-L0ts. The Repub-
Leans elected John L. Ryder In Flat ands.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

For Secretary of State the vote Joshua NJ Aide
man (Rep aud PROB 1i6J3 Pierce (Dem), 3.cSl;
Addemans majority. 10.922 Tho other candidates Oh
the Republican State ticket run about even with the
Governor md will b. elected by tha General Assembly
which will be composed the Senate OF 27 Republicans
and Democrats. and in the House Of 63 Republicans
and Democrats. The City Of Providence voted M fol
lows for Governor: Lppitt Rcpl, 3.165 Howard Pro)
2,263; Beach tDem.l, 700.
The new Legislature compares as follows with that OF
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORI


For the Middle atlantic States, wdrmer south
east reerng cooler nOrthoes piads. rising barometer.
aud partly CLOUDY or eiedr weather.
For New gland diminishing northeast. shifting to
westerly winds stationary barometer and temperature,
with cloudy weather.
The Mississippi River continues above the danger line
frum Cairo vicksburg.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
pASSENGERS AKRITED.

PROM UAMBU RG-In steamship SUest1, April 5-MarS
Gross Aug se kr,Luke Lin, God5,hn,dt Paul Watcher.
Lrn, g. Wlthoft. Heinz. Scitert and wife Ro
milo Won lIn,e an ~ r. Rrswoy. leo Fischer Edgar
a bury j. B Anlersan Albert Csrpesani |, GrOg orc neI
r. dor steinh igen Fr,aI IA h,1, ioJh Tausss Anna
,utteman. Emii Hart, rn anann. hohf uutteuston aLd
Nj A.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

modore Stockton, and grandson Of Richard Stockton
one Of the signers Of the Declaration OF independence
lie was graduated at Princeton in lS43. and was subse
quently admitted the bar He auditor. and after
ward treasurer OF Joint railroad anu canal companies
OF continuing in that position up to the time
Of tho lease to the Pennsy yania Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
ST. LOUIS ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Of the Is Aldermen
voted for yesterday the Democrats elected sx the Re
publicans four and Independents three The latter
are a.o Democrats. or the nine school directors voted
for tho Democrats elected live and the Republicans four
The Peoples charter ticket for FTeenoders has large
majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
JUSTICE DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT.

1IuSK uE l. TIE MAN.
iBY TILt1Rsru TO Tuz TRIRrsr.l
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Thc Illinois Demo-
Gratis in Congress have entered upon very active can
vass for Justice David Davis O the United States su-
pleme Court az Democratic Pres Dental candidate Mr.
Morrison and Mr. Springer especially Ace In ef-
,res. ing themselves for Justice Davis Both claim that
he could Illinois against any Republican chndldac
James Robinson e8-member, 10 enthusiastic enough 10
-y that Justice Davis could obtain 10000 majority Ia
Illinois samuel Marshall Of ILLINOIS, cNincuiDrr VINO
has been here. has also pronounced iof DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
eCUrNECTADY DEMOCRATIC.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, April 5.-ln the city
election yesterday tine Democrats carried their ciy
ticket by slightly Increased ~: Oritcs The Republicans
gain one SUI eTyisOr and 90 iuice Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

The Northern and Southern mails, which are usually dis
trbuted at about o'clock D. m will not he received by
the public until tomorrow morning. which VIII cause
much Inconvenience to the business community.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
DELEGATES 70 UTICA.

Norwich, n. Y, April 5.-Tho Chenango
County Democratic Convention held yesterday.
The foiownr-narIed persons chosen delegates TO
tine Utica Convention: Tho Hon T. III. MatesOn William
n Mnenn and James B Brown. THo delegates were not
Instructed, resolutions favorable 10 Gov Iden were
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

The Centennial managers have decided to
keep all deadheads who dcsre TO do" he Exhibit
tion without ticket It's equivalent. The press
IN. Y Evening Expresa
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
The Government of spain

conferred Joug the Comnan rshp with the
star o tne Ol OF ISbea Catoca and the Commander
shp Chares ILL., Ia gnition OF lis ocrn
INTO le natq and properties Of Cod Liyet
oil. Di,. %. JONGHS LIGHrBBOWN COD LIVER OH.
capslcd Imperial af pinis ST. by all Druggists
Sole COnsigiees, ANSAR, HAkFORD a 90, London. SOie
Agents the United States JOHN +. NRY, Gu IEAH
NnVk
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

from Pnnadopha sa0ed steamship Regulatos. for New.
YORK. -. a.-.s.- ....,.
SAVANNAH Al I'll 6-Arrved, steamship San saiysdor Ifom
New YORK ship z. Wheeler. from Liverpool; scu MAfy
EaIrow, New.Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
MARRIED..

BIsSELL-wILLMARTH-At New Rochelle, April 1876.
by Emory Gault James A. Bssell 10 Miss Lizzie
Wilimarth. No cards.
EcHOIS-REID-In this city, on the 9TH INST, by Rev Dr.
Hail. Gen. John Echols OF Virginia " Mrs Mary IL
Reid VI New YORK
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Suerlal Nolltes.

Bible Readings for Ladies in the Chapel OF the Church
Holy Trinity Fortyhlrlst near the Grand Central
Depot.-M.ss LOGAN and Miss BEARD of England will
address the ladies' OF the city in the chapel 46 East Forty
thri-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY. at
4 O'Clock p. m All ladies' are invited.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
altogether unworthy and


to "A loioai cunyrntion grins der sycy at reading tha
the delegates have been instructed Heap y good lth
do To instruct Old LogrOler she says: I've boon IN
srctn the pig headed fool for years, and no can't buy
"A yaId OF calico with any sense yet
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

pcrstent Codgh, the general strength wasted ana an III
crae cOmplli & often esta isiel thercDy Dh AlsE9
NPhioKANi remedy for Coughs and C1ts AMI
exrrts beneAcIal eject ulmOnaiy and Bronchial
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

THE GAS ORDERS OBEYED IN NORFOLK
NORFOLK, Va. April 5.-In compliance with
orders from the Department at Washington. has been
cut of from the Post Custom house In this city,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
THE BEECHER DEMURRER SUSTAINED.

JUDGE DYkMAN's DECISION ~ TIE SUIT Oh fEAAtIs
D. MoULToN FoA ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROS E'l
IIoN.
Justice Dykman yesterday gave decision
ON the demurrer interposcd by the counsel "a Mr..
Ieechcr in th. suit brought against him by Francis ID.
Mouton for malicious prosecution, sustaining the de-
urrer but allowing tho planh 20 days 10 amend MS
complaint on paymon, Of costs The decision says;
70 ,naLir "A party 10 maintain action for malicious
prosecute lon, must and prove among otnrrthnSs'
thai tnr prosecution alleged 10 LaNe been malicious was
mated ana determined in his favor. T.I~ il familiar
law aud has been steadily appealed Ia by the courts, bOth
IN this country aud Ia Eu~ind, nnd las ccohc 81 iun-
damcntal that II Is not necessary to cite authorities
Tor II. A., . -,
bringing nimsc within II, and alleges In MS complaint.
SUBSTANTIALLY, nat tho prosecution. which ne cites hs
malicious, ended and determined bN the ming Oi
noc prnselui on tue Indictment by c District Attorney
OF Kings COany by he permission OF The Court III wnieh
Indictment was at me time, nnd tie question 10 De
dc;erninrd is whether tLe entry nOllc proscqui by
the by the permission Of tc Court, Is
such end OI pros cuton hs VIII sustain ihs acutn
en,er" by the Atonry y.icncra or Distrc;. Attorney.
In law aud IN practice IT IL decatatl or dcttrhiih
pr"scruts the indictment since the Revised Statutes
this cannot DE done by the DslrctAtoiney Without te
leave of the Court When leave is given, 1t Is only IN
order that tho Attorney may have leave To enter
n noc prosequi, aud then the DislrctAttorey enters ~
OF. 10 his sense OF duty d tates ana y s docs neI
necessary To otdln tbo ave, nnd prtOsey tLo same
effect ~ though IL had been entered by the Attorney
General without leave, and no more. .,..,,
My CONCLUSION that This action cannot De sustained
go tar from extending the cases In which THIS KIND OF
prescribed rules and should never bo sustained th'
plaintiff does not aver aud prove that The prosecution
comp aimed Of Terminated in his FAVOR after some Judcia
nves CATION. The action IL not favored nhd there is no
why IT should be- Pcople must be LETT reasonably
IA aud Ia institute criminal prOcood ngs ana set
the criminal law In notion The aw on the subject Is
settled very wen in our state and stands on very salts
Denurr sustained. with leave to the pliinf TO amend
In twenty days On paJ mcht Of COSTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
bloody and Ssnkcy.


Noon service from IL to o'clock every day.
Afternoon serS4Ce at OF 0ck. AZ ESDAf WEDNESDAY,
TIL L tlSDAI, ana FRIDAY.
EVERY NIGHT al o clock in Madi4o Avenue Hal. and
OVERFLOW MEETING at same hour In Fourth Avenue
Hall. -, .
Young mems meeting. Fourth Avenue Hail. EVERY
NIGHT Q o'clock. and sArU RDAY NIGHT meeting at
Association Hall, Twenty.tnrdst and fourthaye. at
O'clock. -. a..
SANhEI.
Mr MOODY viii ,et young converts and inqurers only,
I'm Association Hail every MOs DAY NIGHT atS0C ock-
Special Jackets the evening service OF thursday and
FRIDAY issued cburchgo rs and TO persons not
yet ent . life, Application at tho Hippo
romc day at 10 a To 10 m. Entrance by dOof
marked f. in 10th st.. neaI 4th ave.
the Ilgpodrome ON SATURDAY, and no noon
meeting on SUNDAY.
tain on abp. Gallon
Po.t.,pI e NoIicr.-The FOREIGN MAILS tor the Week
snl,ng rURDAi, April 1876 will close al tns once
~ ESDAl at IL TO Europe per steamer Wyoming,
Queenstown and at III for France rroi steamer
Labrador Hayle; on WEDN ESDAl at III a. m for En
rule PER steamer Algeria VIA Queenstown on TnuhsDAY
TOR Europe per steamer Cimbl1a via Plymouth,
Cherbouig and liamDurgj ON sArU hDAG at ~ m., or
Britain Ireland AMI France, per steamer Republic,
Queenstown; aud at II Tor scoan direct must be
specially audresse per steamer victoria via glasgow and
1880 for europe per steamer NecAer via south.
anpOn The mails China Japan. &c, win
April Is Tue direct Porto Rico.
Brazil sc, lotvo NewlUTS April 10. The mails for the
West indies, via Havana. WI. leave >ew York April 27
y. L. r., n.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
UIEII

AH Notices Of Mariages must Be indorsed wi'h faH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

RICHARD STOCKTON
Richard Stockton, who died at Princeton yester.
day OF pneumonia wss eldest Of the late Com.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Carpets.

Carpets. Prices Reduced
GEO. +. 7. HYATT.
27l and 273 Canal, through to 81 Howardst,
Now offers at retail prices of Carpet
follows:
ADMINISTERS, BODY BRUSSELS,
VELVETS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
3ply and Ingram Carpets OIL Cloths Rugs and MattInss
Liberal Republican Gen rul Committee meet THIS
EVEN q al usual time anu place.
BENZ. h. MANIERRE, Chairman
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

tPuEAlity
According to the latest the new and old Legislatures
, 1876-02-29
Mertes.

Sapana, 26. Sch. Bon Megieo
tiegen bis gum Is. D. %. Iautenbe BE-
ri6te Dor. 9ier mno BORT Ipafen mad
,pie Dor unrubi9e &Dpfe, aber ibre PRO-
nnncimentps beirren nl6t ,pelentIi9 Die
Die Offsntli9e Rnbe.
Sn Solappa 1T Die proteliantiide
STRIDE erbHnet ooroen. Sic Yolisci bai
tie CUR gerbinoerun9 pon @usl9reituns
gen oes fanatilirten Golfes bic n0tbigeu
Norli6tsmabrescln setrpHen. 9ie Yo=
liseibeb0roe entidieb, bob protetanilde
Sirden sm DHcntli9en 4ldbcn su sablsn
1inb, mo Ssbermann iagen Tonne mos
inn s~eiulle. Wie perluutet, %orsanifirf
9io5 in Durango cine &euolution. Ois
Glubt tpirb amtli4 bemsntirt. Sn 8era
GruS itarb cine Sruu &Oque i'm 12Olten
2ebsnsjabre. glm Z. Tebruar sab's in
Der Gtabt Mcyifp Elm @rbbebcn
, 1876-02-29
aR|EEpEsy!IAl61
~ Ja V

DR.. 8. 8. Ssoote, l2o aerinston ape.
Cor. 6. Este Ctr, Netp gort, a1s nnab.
bdnsiser ar5t, bebanbelt a0e 9rten Ghron.
tf6er 3ran tbeiten, utb ernpfdnst
8refe aus alien Ebeilen Der cipiliiirtel
Melt.
3urd bic orisinefle Weiie in BET Mns.
iibnns ieiter mebi;in II DIE grnris
bebanbelt er 3ablrei9e Batientcn in Guropa,
@efSnbien, CANADA NIB in iebem
Staate Der @ereinisten Gtoaten.
8rieaide GOninltationen rnenteetli@.
Weoer Minerulien nod ftjdblide gTan,sn
eebrandt. 8einabe 10000 patienten .uitr.
ben in ben testert 20 Sa5rea bebaubelf.
Sober 6aa pirO einselu %iorsfdltis resifrirt,
Oh briefli6 ODER perionlifl, Oh BON benz Doctor
ielblf ober feinen iSilfSdr3ten. 2ettere iinb
aae tpiiieni9afhi9 s~ebiibete Mebioiner,
AGe 8aftenfem, fuefdje enffernt tpo9nen,
erbaften eine uusfiibrli6e Sraselife trdrco
per Bof ooer i'm tpau{s Gin p~o1fdnbiaes
%fpftenatiides G%intrnsen in ben giifern,
berbinbert Seller ober Srrtbimer. Die
8lfer tperben MIR bon ben ottgefeIten
Ner3ten geofnet.
Beset Draselife ober nnberpeitige Con.
Inltationer a%breiiire r,an pie folst:
DIR. r.. b. FOOTE,
Gn.. - M. a
, 1876-02-29

NsTsv5el IuthiHIuHH leM pfo9rQmln.
Die Yartei rs@nst nit srOBter I3nosr.
iid)t auf einsa bier gu ~errinsenoen Siss.
Wie8baoen. Gins gInlaB Der bepor.
itebenoen 8ablen gu u%nlerer aubsror.
oeutli9eu SeSirfs. Spnooe miro SeitenS
Der eoansclilden SeuOlterun9 ben tird.
liten Mn9els9snbcitsn wieoer Gin pcrs
msbrtes Snterelie 3usewenoet. Sb bic
liberale Yartei ben mebr i'm Stiqen at.
beitenoen Srtboooyen 9e9eniiber senns
Wubrlamfelt entfaltet bat, miro Der
ausfau Der Wablsn lebren. Gutlbieoeu
liberale @ablmauner fir Die Wabl CUR
Spuobe iimo bis jest sewdblt BON Den
euanselIlasn &irdensemeinoe : Sertre.
tumssn in GINS, Soften, 2imbur9,
StaHel, Sierftaot, @~rbsnbsim. &lop.
penbeim, Sonnenbur9, Hambad.
Sdisritsin, Doebsim, 9anau.5 dsuern'
96mbsr9 uno @~issbaoen.
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