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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
ELECTION MEANS
Granfism Killed the Republican
Pariy-Peace, Fraternity, Pros
DPr1ty.

perity.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Republican.
But the most potent element of Mr..
Tilden's probable triumph may be given
in one word -GrGntism. President
Grant wen. into office by the vote OF a
party, compact and all powerful By
his want OF wisdom, and by his want Of
other things better still than wisdom, he
di,uni!ed Tue party, drove out of 1t its
men o. real influence, he scattered it,
siren 9Th TO the winds, and VIZ, cked the
party itself as no enemy determined to
wreck it could have done. Iii Louisiana
policy, which WAS the policy ot .ne bay
oaeL against the ballot, and WAch was
the polio lie pursued Il, 10 The entire
South, neither gave Louis lana M the
south to the Republican party, nor salts
fed the sense o, he North.
1t was policy of disunion, not of
union. IL prolonged the war years after
the war had ceased. 1t made impossible
II true union, for no union can exist any
where without the existence Of recipro-
cal interts, and feelings. In times Of
profound peace he over-rode the consti-
tuition by using the army for mere polit-
al purposes, and thus arrayed the South
against the North. He inhibited the
growth of fraterDal sentiments, of trade
between different sections. He cut of
the South from the North, and SO cut oil
from the North the benefits of rich
Southern commerce. He used his high
office for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of himself
and his relatives and friends; he used it
~ if it were a mere perquisite; he WELD
e bis authority as master, not as a ser
want; he dsregarded the public will and
made his own will the supreme law Of
the land. He surrounded himself with
men without the respect or confidence of
the nation, and he made the principles OF
the party that elected him to mean moth
ing but devotion to himself. To-day we
see the result III the ruin Of great party
which deserved better fate. The
country has set Its foot upon Grantism.
lust as Grantism set its foot upon the
Constitution and the noble principles of
,publcanism. The election of Mr..
TlIden, if it has occurred, means the re-
peal of the resumption law of 1879, aud
under tina. repeal there is hope that
b lsiness confidence will be restored and
trade revive. We have the promise that
it also means reformed civil service,
o economy IN expenditures, South and
North united in spirit and in fact, and
il these promises be made good the re-
suit il it be- what we fear, will lack all
elements Of disaster or humiliation.
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Just there the value of q Secretary Of
War like Cameron assumes its full pro-
portions before the admiring gaze OF
machine politicians, and it's safe to AS
sumo that whatever prompt orders and
the ready employment of Calling guns
will do toward getting return sor
Hayes, will be done. 1t may in the end
turn on the question whether the nation
withstand bayonet msjorities to defeat so
decided an expression of tee popular will
as that given in favor of Tilden, but
Cameron doesn't scare at shadows, snd
whatever is possible, he will be certain to
do, or to try to do, in rhe work OF repeat
ing the Kellog infsmy of four years
ago Philadelphia Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14

WILLIAM A. WHEELER, Republican
csndidatetor Vice President, was men,
Der of select Committee appointed by
Congress to investigate the Louisiana
usurpstion in 1874, and on his return 70
Washington from New Orleans, present.
ed the following preamble and resolution
to the House, which adopted them o..
Whereas both branches of the Legisla.
ture of Louisiana have requested the Sc
lect committee of the House to investi-
gate the circumstances attending the cleo
ton and returns thereof in that State for
the year 1874; aad whereas said commit
tee has unanimously reported that the
Returning Board of that State, IN can
wasting and compiling said returns and
promulgating The results, wrongtully ap-
piled an erroneous rule Of law, By reason
whereof persons were awarded seats In
the House of Representatives to which
they were not entitled, and persons enti-
tied to seats were deprived of them,
ResoLued, That 1t Is recommended TO
the House Of Representatives in Louisiana
TO take immediate steps to remedy SAID
injustice aFVt to place the persons right
fully entitled in their seats.
With this resolution were presented
msjority and minority reports. Mr..
WHEELER signed the latter, which con-
tanned the following pregnant passage,
which shows that the present emergency
was foreseen. 1t now sounds pro-
phetlc:-
But the evil goes much further. Upon
the elections in Louisiana, Is in other
States, depends the right to their seats o.
Senators and Representatives who are tC
aid in making laws for the whole coun'
try, and the choice of Presidential cleo
tors, upon whose vote may depend the
title of the office of the President of the
United States himself. No party in til.
limited States tDaLk like to submit to a result
dscided by tie rotes of electors chosen bJ
such mea4s. Each party will be likely to
credit charges OF fraud and violence made
against its own side. There is, in our
Judgment, the greatest danger that these
elements may enter into the next nation,
al election to SO great an extent that II
may leave the real expression Of the viii
of the people in doubt.
Here the danger of the present situs
ton is boldly sketched out. Mr.
WHEELER knows what precious PACK
of scoundreIs have charge of the election
machinery in Louisiana, and he knows il
he accepts the office of Vice-President al
their hands, he receives it through per-
jury and fraud.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Editors OF the Register:
didate for the Office OF City SargeaIt at
The coming municipal election, but sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention if one is held, and oblige
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, PAsHA.

Mr.. Z. STIGER, Publisher, New York,
has issued III handy form map OF
the Seat of War in Europe, carefully
compiled from the very latest material
and embracing the whole of Turkey in
Europe, with portions of adjacent
countries. 1t is printed in three colors
and in very attractive style, and costs
but seventy-fve cents. 1t is an easily
comprehended key TO the geographical
position and reliable guide, whatever
Shall be the issue of the present unset
tied condition OF affairs, in tracing the
events of the eastern complications.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
The Fourth Of March Falling on
Sunday.

1t So happens that every twenty
eigh. years the 4th of March, the day
fixed for the Inauguration of the Presi-
dent, falls on Sunday. This occurs next
year for the fourth time in the history
of our nation, and following the prece-
dent established by three OF his prede-
cessors, the new President will take the
oath of Office on Monday, the 9Th of
March.
The first Inauguration or the 5th of
March was that of George Washir gton
on entering upon his second term. The
next time the 4th OF March fell upon
SUNDAY was in 1921, when James Monroe
was the President elect for the second
I me. and he, too, was inaugurated on
Monday, March 5. The third occur
renee of this kind was in lS49, when
Zachary Taylor was inaugurated on Mon
day, the 5th OF March, After next year
Inauguration day will not fall on Sun
day again until 1905.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
Halls Gallery, Sale of w. Va. Hsadquafe" .
Fynosihon Hall. ,

U,HE STATE BOARD " ~ sts,s D 10 =
i MANAGERS will vi nn 70. rInaing ~
and Exhibition Hall nov :, VhllsssiHss
the Centennial oroeDS 80 b!ddsf. y.
10 the highest and ~. ,sturn OF
freight - paid ,oi " Va. The ~
building Sl. aIs !. % eSn.truetsd tbs, ~ re
s s.sso sG %.i;.li:I $.ss.I IS
be received until SoyemS 20 The SsS.
n and must be sddreT NE bad
signed. Terms-Cesh. nv or a. s,S'
sefyes the rfgnt 10 reieet ssgIESEL
Chairman STATE Board Ces'
EsI.; wheslins' W."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
DIED..

MCCOLLOCH.-At Rock Valley Farm,
Sunday, November 18th, at o'clock p. NJ,
JESSIE MAY, youngest daughter of Samuel
and Rebccca MCColloch, in the fifteenth
year OF her age.
Funeral from residence on Tuesday, No
vember 18th, at il o'clock AN. mterment
at Short Creek Cemetery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
PUBLIC SALE

OF ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS on
~ short Creek, known as the kbcnezer
McCnIoch farm, adjoining Mr.. BusDy,
containing one hundred aud thirty-four
acres, more or less; will be offered for sale
on same day of public sale OF personal
property, Nov. . at 2 o'clock p Il. FOR
terms, de-, apply on the premises or 10
}. {. HERVEY, Auctioneer and Real Es-
tate Agent, No. !iOs Market street, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
nosi GEO. G. MCCOLLOCH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14

.YoRTUNE IN II. ZEE .ss -,
n Or buys It. sold y q"
SS WALh sk,. Erir. 70
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save M S9nSy
John ROcnlcr'S

Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper En-
porium. Nos. 20ly and 2O2l Main street.
aug29
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
ANNOUNCER e Mt,
FOR CITY SERGEANT.

Editors ofthc Register:
Please announce me as a candidate for
City Sergeant, at the coming municipal
election, subject TO the Democratic nomi.
mating Convention.
nosh GODFREY c. wINZENRIED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-14
1876. 1877.
VEST VIRGINIA UN|VER FF /: !
sIORGANTOWN, VIVA.

The Fail Term begins september 4'hi
with a corps OF ten e ncient ana accomp-
lishe Professors ard Instructors, with all
the Departments fully equipped and under
the superintendency OF Rev. John W.
Scott, b. D., LII. D., acting President,
whose large experience, scholarly attain
ments, and recognized standing as an
educator, justifles the expectation OF con-
tinued and increasing success.
Winter term begins January Sd Spring
term begins MAJ CHI 9th. For catalogue or
fuller Information, address
Il. c. BERKELEY, A. NJ,
lg2a Secretary OF Faculty
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent TO any ad-
nress Que year for 500. Valuable preml-
uuls to ctuuagenrs anu 70 SUBSCRIBERS.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-01
THERE'S a certain curious member

THERE'S certain curious member of
the plant family, very common in jam
aica I'm informed, called the life plant
or leaf of life because it is almost impos-
sible to kill the leaves. You may cut one
off, and hang it up by a thread, where
any ordinary leaf would be discouraged,
and dry up. It will send out long,
white, thread-like roots, and set about
growing new leaves. You may cut off
half leaf, and throw it into tight box
where it can get neither light nor mois-
ture (necessaries of life to other plants);
the spirited little leaf puts out its delicate
roots all the same. Even pressed. and
packed away in botanist's herbarium,
the very dryest and dullest place you
ever did sect will keep up its work.
thrown out roots and new leavs. and act
ually grow out of its coversl I'm told
that botanists who want to dry this peril
nacious vegetable are obliged to kill it
with hot iron or with boiling water.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-01

CHOCOLATE PUDDNG.-1 quart of
milk, 8 tablespoons of grated chocolate,
2 of corn-starch, sugar and salt to taste;
sweeten the milk, and let it come to O
boil, then stir in the chocolate and corn
starch, mixed with little water; boil
about five minutes. Make sauce OF
cream and sugar and vanilla, or sugar
and butter, stirred to a cream, with
lemon or vanilla,
, 1876-04-12
0ermtf6teS.

Der SGryitltsller Sermann ga
g re mar nom Selliner StaoIJerlht noe.
gen mittellt Der Hrelie periibter @ottsSl0ltt.
run9 aut Wruub oes S. 166. res Str..@..S.
bu IA &assn @sfanyuiB- Strafe perurtbellI
uno clelsS urtbetl DOM Sammergert9t ON
10. OtCpemOer .. S. b~eltdtIat woroen. 3tt
ba9e9eu eiu9ele9te NldtlSfeltSbe'dperoe bes
Ansefla9Ieu, III melG,r er unler AaoGren
bebauptele, baB oaS &anlmergsridt ben
Geplsbe9riff Der @otteeIaaeruns u%ertanul
babe, ut DOM Suar- Seuat oes Sber.G rlbu'
mats III Der Stsnns BON rs. 6ebruar 0. S,
ais uilSe9rt,teet Suridgetpielen.
- Cur 0sisr oe0 3ooidbrlseu @soa6tuii-
les peter V q M u ubems bat Der @e'
melnberatb uon 4ntpe.pen, mie berei!s o.
meloet, Die SeranEalluag sroBer SefllHtel,
ZEN belGlolen. AuG bat o~erlelOe etneu Yreta
lur pte bette III ptGmll1er Sprate Su lbret.
bence pcpuldre Geldlhte oer Antperpsner
S6ale aus8eieBt. Sn Der Iestsn SlsHn9
oes @emelnOtrat98 OIL uort9en SonuabtnO
murte uunlnsRr Die 0rase a4f9ero:fll I, oh
ole an8Sulnreibenoe @ohcurreu6 elut natlO'
mole ODER elne lnternatlonale lem ioule. Wtlt
"a 9egen A Stimmen bat llA Der @emitnoe'
ratb III lesterem Slnne entlHIeoen; Die BE-
oln9uu9 Der plimli6sn Spra9e wnroe ie'
bod beibebalteH.
, 1876-04-12
Sunocrt Nu6 tiefer SAnce.

lleber Die unerb0rten Sd)neemallen all Der
linton Yacllic Sabn per0en lntereiIante
Otittheilun9en 9emaft. Nls Der 3ug bon
gan francisco, bort AM Is. WtGrS nm 8 ubr
WtorsenS ab9in9 bate Der telegraph Doh
Hnem furd)tbaren ShneeltHrm i'll ben @es
btr9en &unoe 9ebra6t, Der ldon AMI -.
OtarS be9onnen bate. SIN Sacramento>Sh bal
mar IleS 6riibIins, @ues sriilte uuo bliibte
nno Die &tehbeerbeu mali, ten t%nletief I'm
boben @raS. I'm 2 lbr Nahmltta9S beganll
Der 3u9 al Der Sterra Nepaoa empor5ultetz
gen, uno I'M 10 llbr AbenbS fam TT nad] Dem
Blue Cannon BON BORT bis nad) Srudee
mar Der Sdnee 4 bis - SuB ttef, aber III
ben Sblu6teu lag er PIE ulIo ba bunbert
6nB tief. SIN @anSen loleu 3S9 3o1 Shuee
I'M lebten 2Siuter III Der Slerra gefauerl
leln.
9ie u%n9ebeuren Sbneepfii9e, Die BON pie
len 9ofomottpen uuo Sunoerten Don @bl-
neien IN Sang 9eieBt muloen, maren faum
I'M Stanoe, ole Sabn frei 81 MAIDEN; Die
Sabn mar Idpn iett 4 &a9ell oerIperrt nlo
BON beioen Selten maren perlhieoeue j3iige
ein9eIhnett. 9ttht mentger iule II &otonlos
tipen maren auf Der gSeltlelte Der S1nees
Ylofaoe perlammelt uno s bauon muroen huI=
ter eiuen SAneepflu9 polltrt; Die martennen
5 YaiIa9ierSii9e muroen IN 3 %forlntrt uno 10
muroe Elm 2n9rltf auf Die Sarritaoe 9eInaAt.
Sor Der furdtbaren @enalt mid Der Stluee,
III 3 Stuuoen mar Die Slofabe burhbrod)en
uno Der s3u9 pom 10. D(drS fam nur3 Stun'
Den oeripatet 81 S9Oen all. 9ieie Seiltun9
benefit, oab Die 3ii9e aud ourb Die 9etual'
, 1876-04-12

DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY. 9aS bauptlitllhlte Jiittel CUR
Seliuns BON 9nlten, @%rfdltun9, Sdnnpfen,
8ronGltis, 0eiisrteit, altbma, Seuhbulten,
Group, Seblfopf . @ntSiinoung, OtpbtertttS,
acknowledgements, 2un9eniudt, Srults
ODER SettenihmerSen, 8lutipeien, 2eberleis
ben, 9unaenbluten nuo alien Sranfbeiten Der
&eble, 9uu9e u1o Srult, iosar bon Sdminos
ludt. IS iheint faum notbmenot9, bes
2dnseren Die SorSii9e bieIer beliebten Uteois
gin 9egell alIe &rallfbeiten Der Qun9e, &eble
ODER Srult auf,uSdblen. gle wuroe burh
Or. 8tltar taft Dor ei1em balbeu Sabrbul-
bert bet Dem Yubiifum ein9eiiibrt uno
9erpann onrd Die oamit e~rStelten multi
oerbaren auren etnen ipforti9en, beneibenSs
mertben Sui, ben iie lib bis anfben beutt9en
Sag erbalteu bat. Son Dem @olf beS 2os
ren5ltromeS bis su ben Giilten oes Yaclfic
unb in olelen au5lpdrti9en Ganoern iino l1tr
ipeni9e O0rfer ober Srtidaften obne vles
berbe .3ergutfle" Don Der Shneut9felt nno
Siherbeit ibrer Seilfraft. 0te Gtapntbi.
mer, ibrer &erartlportlitfeit 9e9en ale Set
oeuoen iif moblbemubt, peripenben Die 9r0Bte
Sor9falt auf 4uspabl uno .3uiammenltelz
lung Der perifieoenen Sn9rrotenSer, aus
ipelden oieier 9 a m Sulammcn9elteut 1T,
uub Die Sraufen biirfen perlidert ieiu, baB
Der 9robe 0tuf Der Sortreiflidfeit, anf pelhen
beiien Bopularitat it'd 9%riinbet, tets erbalter
merpen miro. ... ...- .f.t
Setb @. Somleu II. CONS,
@i9entbiimer, Sotol.
, 1876-04-12
Or. S6encf's Mult er= Seilmittel

Die betpGbrtelen beilmittel 9e9en aae Sun9eufrant=
beiteu lnb Sfend's 9ulmpnic Syrup, S6end's Sea
98eeb Sonic unb S1ent's Manbrate Bitten uno be-
tpirfen cine Ibnele Sur, ipenn lie an9epenoet lperberl.
ebe bic 2un9e oolItanbis aerltort lit.
OleIen brei beitmitteln oerountt Or. Sdend bon
philadelphia ielnen unbeltrittenen @rtol9 IN Der ges
bunolung BON 2nn9entranfbeiter.
Der pulmpnie Sprup biin9t Die frGnflife Waterie
Der 9un9en 3ur Geiie, Die gatur lpirft o:elelbe leibt
aus, oenu iptnu pie Wtaterie reii lit, mirb elm Iei6ter
buitet Ie e%ntfernstt, Der 9Gatient bat 3tube uno Die
Sul9en Tan9en ju beile1 oil.
I'm Dem 8ulmpnic Sprup ba3u bebilfi6 5l Ieir',
miiilen Shenf's Sea gBeeo ionic uno SdDent 8 Mans
brate 9iaeu oft ausenenoet peroetl, UNI Wta9en uno
9eber 3l r~eini9en. S6end's Oianorate Bitten lpirten
auf Die 2eber. entiernei alien 9luiab. MAIDEN Die Gol=
%Ienbloie Ioder, Der Gaaensan9 miro frei uno Die Seber
lit iebr balo better.
56end's sea @eeo Comic lit elm miloer stimulant
li1o StGrtungsmittel. Sas Iltuii, aus ipeiden es
beitebt. ueriniI6t Ii6 nit Der ~Yiabrun9 uno oerbinoerf,
haB oieIelbe p%eriauert. IS beforo 1T Die Serbauun9,
pa es ben Mtuoeu in eiilen 9eIuuoen 3ntano uerIebt,
NsseS ME Wevruns w"s sss @etrNevte- Speup 9utes
8lut erseu9en, Die &un9en bellen, uuo Der iIatient
lpirb 9epiB 9ciunb, luenn man iib ppr ipeiterer '@r=
tdltun9 in Idt nimnt.
Nle, lpelhe Den Or. Sdend peribnlif ooer briefif
81 coniultiren ipiinlden, t0nnen es jeoen Wtonta9 in
leiner 6aupt=Sffice, @de Se6iter uno Irt 5traBe,
Ibilobelpbia. tbun.
S6enf's Wteo5ineu peroen ppn alien @pptbetern i'm
9anjen Ganoe %nerfauft.
, 1876-04-12
aus sen fAwor,sn Ssreen,

9aS ihledte @etter i'm norigeu Oioilat,
S6nee uno Stiirlne, baben ~offenbar benz gu
Sug nab ben ihparSen Bergen @lnbalt ge'
1ban. Die @renSftdbte, Delde eth ungeheus
neutrality-suspicious. bon ben bnrdfonlnlenoen
Sf)aaren Der Nbenteurer ermarteten, BADEN
bis ieet iih in ibren Soffnunsen getdnitt
geleben. Jtun fontnen aud) elne Mnsabl
Otdnner 5uriid, melfe in ben ihlparsen Ser
9en nidlt oaS @ololano entbeden %fonntel, 81
beiien Iuffinouns iie auSSosen uno seben OBJ
pie9elnbe Shllberungen. 9a lit Httter
SIuoc 9. @aScal bon Slnaba, Elm erfabres
Ier &enner BON Minens2dnberelen, melder
ieine Welurns tpie ,folgt an9lbt: 8as SanO
Der lhmarSen Serge 1T elm Otlneralz2ano uno
Sob ut alerbtn9S oil ein5etnen Stelen BARN
getunben morben, aber Die barallS e~r5telten
Relultate iino nihtS neni9er ais reid. yiur
einige Sauieno Collars i'm Wertb mnroen
bis jebt erSielt. Ste Mn5abl Der bort Dor.
baubenen @o,bjdser aus Wioutaua, Neoaoa
nnb anberen @esenben lit 3ietnlld) beoeEteno.
Ser Yoben 1T frndtbar unp fir @raS nrb
8etreioe, aber ni1t fir DiatS geei9net nno
Der 9olSbeltano lift iebr 9roB; mebrere edge
miiblen iinb bereits IN Sbdtlstett.
9te Senper Stems" brineen Die Wtittbets
luneen zines Scr. Sapparb, bon Der 6irma
9apmarb II. SiSf; audi er ia9t, baB man BON
@olo bis iebt pentg entoedt babe, bod mohte
Der llmitanb, baB ale @epalier Su9efroren,
9aS peranlaBt baben. Die @olo9rdber f0n>
nen gtlftS tbun uuo rparten auf mllbeS Setz
ter. Speculationen in Saultelen in Gutter
Gitp iiefern eili9e lnterbaltung. @dpldb'
an Der Saupt.@ eiddftslraBe (@roofitraBe)
iueroeu III bobem Brels 9ebalten uno partner
bon $3.50 bis $500; ie iino so bel 500 SuB
9rob; anoere 8auIteuen NIT Seierun9en
(improved), 3. y. nit Slodbiitten oaraul
ooer obue jeoe Sauten brlngen BON $40 bis
5000. Sn oieiem @ulter ober Guitar Gitp
nobnten etma 1900 bis 1900 DteniDen (oar,
inter ltuo nur 20 Srauen5tmlmer), uno 100
bis 200 nen 3uipanberer fonlueu tdQlid an.
@inise mletben ooer baueu Slodbltten ooer
ool5bauier unb Inoere 9ehen ipetter mad ben
ll0rblthen Dtineu an Sprlng, 0eab gSooo
uno 0tapio Greet. SIM @auSen m0gen iid
iest $500 bis 1000 Oieniden in ben Ber9ell
befiuoen. Auf ieiner 0teiie mad 9ans traf
Iir. Sapnaro unterme9s etipa 1900 bis 1900
3upanoerer, bon benen elnl9e Su 5uB ma.
rem uno molene 0eden unb Sorr1tbe aul
Dem &ilden truger.
, 1876-04-12
@sx sf2 uSsA4 tSDts ~fonSegu behuDsf
{TG3 t1nhL

uns bic grsss IA sslaasts ss Dpr.rs - rsaes ri6tt-
sa Oissselt tn etettra SALE 7 Nsna stee hsicbt n,rg,
10 bat DR.. gDtihart Der gDet ~bepteisn, pas S&D!aeip6i
ss'isar ia, atna man re&tsttts, pts sursefast.bsn. d.
sfasf 6ntesduas tn BET Nlatsrta uieeita, ben sptnt lret
9srstal' ssssa pals unb 9unseEfran,bsttsn anpeuse.
81 Pat man ny. VIZ g. s:' e si.,. ' i.Ssss sssss =, vs. S sss,s st .s,gss
ria6- sssttlt rsOrstn Fns.- Gst Grlu&sn pss5Hsatlt&tu
sts nsS sa 3susnis ia Sussssds sr estssnssa. uasss.
erssiftss gDss. 81. Nss 1883.
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1858 e.fsl rata elm Nnfsass aassssatsner eaaen. mel.
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- bon - srsrfspI mtr 9ebsrtbrsn % uebmeu, wtIbts
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ata tag unbst ltarst s@utkstu&tl let.
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uebsTssassaass, sanlltS ssbstIt. " itia. Sd f&r.tss btes
Den. ztnn Siees fur anssmsfen tusen.
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eta %srtasrsna Msst,txr ssl&sr 8aialtats- GtpIsas
ssfsa ptbmst ietns sartt 5tttse uuteriu&ana sru "a.
;tentsn IN ben Gnsptsagstimutern Der Offte. Dret con.
l%ulttrtnee &ttitt ees ansrtdnnter 9u&ttstett asben tsH
Sus Settt; tur pie Dtra ltGn9eu ~eerielben &frbea BEN
pMblttum tctRt Rotten bte@net.
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eanbe.
Sstsf. sss trseas etara Xbsils pss eanats, Ia ssl&,n
nm &atb ~anasfreat ptrb. perben prompt une Insntstls.
lt& beantpprtes. WttafHru ipltsa In Gprna prn
xSec5feIn ossr Epftanpetfunsea
assFna&t nsrben.
Vreis BON aDtftarrs .@mertsan DssperFa ptns- 81
pr S&a&tsI.- DttfsIben stpsn nab Gmpfaas bs BE-
iraseS per ppf s~ussfanbt.
SrstS bon Dtitasts pin, Free Ear 1srstaI" st.5O
pa Siaf&e ser $1 ss Dussue alaiaen. 8ufsnbuas
ytr Grpreb.
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q. q. q. &Gifbart, M. D..
81. 2S2 Rsrs 9wtits Str.
ptIcstSbta.
Esssbsn In sgss Esstosn. iS32as
, 1876-04-12

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lette Der Sterra'S mar Der Nbithno 9e9en ben
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Der 2Setieite; bier pflii9ten DIE Sarmer I'M
Gbale beS SalSiee'S uno Die 2uft mar friib'
Itng8milb.
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run9 OIL bic 6els9ebirge, traf man wteoer
auf 10 ttefen Shnee on ben 8alatf S5reen,
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Oorfern bararl8 beruorra9ten; bod fam Der
3ug let6t ourd) Die S6neemaiien btnourd.
pm Is. mar Der Shneelturm 10 furftbar
oaB man firdtete, Der 3us fpiirbe BON Del
S1tenen 9enorfen iperoer.