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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

II Hide Airake for February is very notice
able number of this rapidly growing magazine
for the children and young folks. The engrav-
ings are unusually fine. The magazine opens
with an excellent picture by Miss C. A. Northam,
illustrating charming Valentine story by Mrs.
Mary E. Bradley, allow They Made 1t Up" OF
the two serials, 1.-The Cooking Clnb,r by Ella
Farman, the editor, is full of deeper wisdom
than commonly goes to the making Of juvenile
story, while "Young Rick" by Miss Eastman, is
delightful In depicting actual little-child-life,
Miss Eastman has few equals.
Fanny Roper Feudge, the acomplishe ed travel
Ter, furnishes an entertaining paper, "Among
the Parsees." But the two distinguishing fea
tures of Tide Awake this month are the long let
ter in the "Poets' Homes series, relative to
Mrs. A. ID. T. Whitney, and the initial paper of
Behaving" series. The latter is prepared by
the author of "The Ugly GIrl Papers" 1t is not
made up of stale injnnctions and Chesterfield.
ian maxims, but is thoroughly live and modern,
like Vide Awake itself. None of our young peo.
pie can afford to be without the magazine while
these articles upon etiquette are being publish
ed. The remaining contents are varied, story,
poem and paper, with several admirably sustain
ed departments. DIR. Tourjee's musical page
contains hint of indefinite value to every per-
son who teaches music to children.
Only 500 per annum. d. Lothrop & Co.,
Boston.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

A SCALLAwAG GOING DOwN HILL-A late
news paragraph in the papers reads thus:
Mr. Goodin has introduced bill in Congress for the
committee on military affairs.
This relief" asked for. is probably for some
Government property which he stole ar gambled
away, while commanding company Of niggers,
during the war. The House being Democratic,
he prevails upon that "honest" Democrat, Judge
Goodn, to offer bill for his "relief" At the
same time, We find this paragraph in the Marys-
vile Netcs:
A warn friend of Capt. Smallwoods at waterve.
has attached his books private papers, for debt
Friendship Count all enemies until proven guilty Of
friendship toward you then have nothing do with
them.
So it goes. Elevated, by the influence of his
not the capacity to fill, he got the big head,
and aspired to greater things. At the same time,
he thought that drinking and gambling were
complishments which every statesman should
possess, and squandered his property aud his sal
airy in this way. Because his friends would not
feed his ambition, he sought to smother them
out of existence with abuse and filth. Finding
him a stranger to the principles of honor and
friendship. his former friends are now seizng up
on all his available property, to reimburse them
selves as far as possible, for the amounts out of
which he leeched them. His last hope is that
80 honest" Senator Harvey may procure him lit
tie position, in which lie can lengthen ont pre-
carious existence at the expense of the Govern
ment.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

Cor IT BADLY.-The Fort Scott Monitor, the
Wyandotte Gazette, and perhaps several other
Republican papers, have the worst sort of sour
stomach. Having opposed the reelection of Gov.
Osborn TO no purpose, they seem determined TO
vent their malice upon every occasion, whether
there is any ground for it or not. The Gazette is
engaged in connecting him with money specula-
ting companies, with which he has not the re-
motest connection; while the Monitor insists that
LaPPin should not be punished unless Osborn is
also sent to the peuitentiary. Whether he has
committed any crime to deserve it or not, is of
no consequnce-the Governor refused to appoint
the editor of the Monitor to a lucrative Office,
and that is a Pententisry offence IL the Ben
der family should be caught, We suppose the
Monitor and other dyspeptic papers would pro-
test against hanging them, unless the Governor
were strung up with them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

"who's Dat Knocking at de Old Back
Gatef" New song and Chorus, as sung in all the
principal Theatres in America. Price % cents.
Remember Deeds of fKindness"-Waltz. Price
20 Cents.
She's Bright as the Stars in Heaven"-March. h.
Price 20 cents.
The above two instrumental pieces are perfect
ly beautiful. They were gotten up for new be-
ginners only, and will supply want long felt,
as there are no octaves in them. All three pieces
will be sent, post paid, for 60 cents. Address F.
W. Helmck, Music Dealer and Publisher, 27S
West Sixth ST., Cipeinnati, o.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
A yaliau, warrior.

The Atchison Patriot is doing some grand old
footing on the Lappin and scraiforl affair. When
the bond forgery was first announced to the
world, the Patriot had an article of over a column,
utterly demolishing the School Fund Commits
sioners, and proving that the whole affair was
conspiracy to saddle the criminal carelessuess of
others upon Lappin. But soon once discovered
that LaPpin was under cloud, and at once turn
ed its footing against him, aud has tried TO rival
the Kansas City Times in saying hard things of
him. In of its latest issues, it ouidoes itself
After stating that Lappin aud Scraffori down
TO the bottom, and cannot get lower it proceeds
valorously To stamp them in the mud. The act
in itself is manly. but the way in which the Pat
riot does il, is the quintessence of chiyalry. 1t
first proceeds TO defame the character of Scraf-
fford's father, by alleging that he was common
thief This assault upon the father of one who
has become involved in difficulty, would be bad
enough, if he were living; but as the poor old
man has for months been in his grave, where he
cannot be responsible for his sons acts, and is
oblivious to the good or bad that may he said Of
him, it is hardly necessary even for pure Dem
ocratic editor to dig him up and kick his bones
abont, in order to show his bravery.
Next, the Patriot says that when Scratford re-
moved TO Seneca, the wagon that contained his
household goods was drawn by pair of mules
that he had stolen. Scrafori lived within Il
stones throw of residence in White Cloud.
and he left there in daylight. This is the first
time We ever heard that he had stolen mules.
The balance of the Patriots article is devoted
to an account of Lappin and Scraford robbing a
crippled Irishman named Heston. The Patriot
had better left this uusaid. 1t is bnt few
weeks since the writer of the article told that,
during the campaign of 1874, he was engaged in
writing account of the affair, when Scraffnrd
hearing of it, paid him 500 to suppress it, which
he did. This incorruptible Democrat, at time
when his information night have effected sons
thing, suppressed it for paltry 500. Now, af
ter receiving the brbe, and after all the damage
has been done and the guilty are crushed to the
earth, he gallantly comes forth and tells the tale
of villainy which he knew before the election!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

" Miss Mary Graham sister of Jsmss G raham. of
Platte Township broke her leg Yesterday by slipping OF
well-!t Joseph Gazette.
1t is consoling to know that the damage to the
doorstep has been repaired, even if the leg has
to come of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

e The Wathena Reporter must excuse us if
We devote but little space to keeping the pub
lie advised that there is such a concern in exis-
tence. The fact is, we are so crowded with local
advertisements and County printing, that the
remaining space must be devoted to matters Of
more interest tn tie people
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

II Creme de Ia Creme, monthly Musical Mag
azine, each number containing from four to sig
choice pieces of difficult Piano Music, by the
leading composers of the world, is one of the
best musical publications in existence, for expe-
rirnced performers. 1t is the cheapest way in
which good music can lie obtained. The price
is 50 cents per number, or 81 a year. Each
number contains from s. to s. worth of music.
Published by J. L. Peters, s43 Broadway, New
York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
PADDY,s PERPLRxITY.

o, Biddy. me darlint,
rTis in thrUuble am;
God only can help me.
Nor parson nor prsist can
So. list and be patient
Till me sthory ye hear
Thin knale an ask the Father
To sthand right by me here.
I've been tindin' the maytins
Around ut the schurch.
Where they're havin' revivals
For thin in the lurch.
Aud said the parson to all
In the house there assimbled:
"Ye are goin' to Heli,"
land livery one thrimbled,l
"Unliss ye turn to the Lord.
An saik yer salvation;
For livery mothers son ye
Inherits damnatiOn,"
Which, with singin' an praichin',
An shoutin' all round,
Made sinners by dozens
Dhrop down ON the ground.
An, Biddy, me darlint,
Twas mesilf was thinkin'
" goin' up to the binch,
CFOr me eyes kept blinkin);
But thought iv the Bishop,
An iv the ordher he made
Aginst tindin' revivals;
For in the ordher he said:
IAN ye that attind thin,
Risk yer salvation;
For the pinalty is
Eternal damnation,"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

~ The St. Joseph Gazette has an interesting
sketch of the life of Thomas Paine, from which
We learn several new facts concerning his histO-
ry. One is, that he landed in Philadelphia in
December, 1874; and another, that in I776, he
served as aid-de-osnp to Gen. Grant.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

u The Governor last week sent in the name
Of Maj. Hopkins for re-appoiutment as Warden
Of the Penirentiary, and the Senate unanimously
confirmed the nomination. Probably the rumor
that the Governor contemplated appointing
somebody else, was all scare.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

II E. d. Winslow, prominent Boston poll
teian, has been detected in forgeries to the
amount $50, ,OOO here is one little fact about
him, which Democratic papers, that made such a
fuss about Republican official forging $4,000
Of school bonds, will probably not mention
that Wnslow is Democrat, and one of the pro-
prietors of the Boston Post, the leading Demo
cratic paper of New England.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
(Writtea for the CkieC.)

Bishop Wood Of Philadelphia has issued order TO his
Catholic Diocese not TO attend the preaching ef Aoody and
Sdntey under penalty Of eternal ddmnatiOR" " Moody and
Saaksy aud Bro Pdriet the attend under the
,,.u,I,,, af .,.y,.al dam n1toa-ksnes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

IL When man is on the down grade, Their
are not many who are anxious to do him honor
ihefe was post-ofice in Nemaha County called
AApp'n' out already, since the Treasury difficul.
", the name has been chau,ed to Oneida
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

S In Cemetery in the Valley Of Virginia
eAaieu "oodblne Cemetery, monument has been
erected to the Confederate dead It would be an
appropriate place for a monument to the Conf-d
eracy itself, which is most efeetuaily wood
bined.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
Attachment Notice.
Al'sT. Vt. Perry lrlain'ih
Abby Livermore. Defendant.

fEyO ABBY W. LIvERMORE: Take notice. that in
for Center Township Douiphan County State Of Kansas
wherein the andsrssned is Plaintiff AMI yoI Dsfsa
ant said Justice issued order attachment for
sum Of Thirty nve Dollars 3,oo slii aetion viii bo
heard the 18th day Of Fesrnary is7S st 10 ocsck
II. AIRERT PERRY Pi.intiG
FEBRUARY ,. isse-4w Prs fee, Is.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

~ resolutions were offered in the Legisla-
tnre, against including JEFF. Davis in . general
act Of amnesty. Mr.. Mowry was the only mem
Der from this County who voted against them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03

Inc hoke harbourg case has at last been
settled. harbourg was recently married to Mrs.
Hoks. Now it 10 his turn to get jealous of Hoks.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
MEAT MARKET.

Sorth Side Pubic Square, sezt Door to H.cby Hov..
TROY, KANSAS.
"HERE the public can be supplied At all ,;u., xi,h
the best quality of fresh Beef Veal Nutton pork
Sausage: &c, at the lowest living prices.
The highest market price paid for beef Cattle k,t o
Hides and Fur.. Taow &c. - H'sA'
Nov. Is is7s SANDERS 4 WAGNER.
, 1876-06-17
S1att'S 2ebemS'8 aliam.
Gin meDisiniiheS Munner.

Rbsamattsmus. WsIralsia, @tAt In ibrem iH!iniurea
Stabtura, Strpieln. &Sniss.4ranibtit. &rpHpelas, site
ten, srOss s6wads, asbsr. uSo Wi.rsnleis,n. stag.
purn &c. &c. wtrb ,iuf't BefimmteRe burb bitfen ksntg
aler Reinisnnesnhtttsi 8stetIt. Dtrftlbe tf ,waunp.
iwan,ie SABRE tinbur6 som patltium srprpbs, sdt
5unbertiaufsnbe non Bilen gebelt unb carirf Rtss,
wenn mao esprftrift ssnOmmen. SR eth H&srss psiI.
mittel opn 6thiln tn dlen ~bstlbaren ddlen, eurirt et
fanIasn a!tsa @sf6pdre, fsIbf NO her RnO&sH ,asH sn-
Spatt'S eebens.Eaiiam eurtrte 5errn 9. 9. ssn.
nap, Irasbeen I'm parf.4beater ~ Br0efsn. n. H..
pom drpnitben &bsnuiattsmas, na6bena bsrfsIbe ssat
Srfcls, Ssa ben s0riasli&fsa @sritsa &arSpa's aap
Amertfas bseanoelt ppretn mar.
Rpatte Sebene.B alfam tartrte Sssta Q. o.
6pap. Dcdmeftr No. III Wabifpa Str, BON ttnsua
gstabrltttn. @eiHpar, nahbtn Ct feds Ilpaae TN
DrOaepas psipttal mar nus bort ole ~uabstlbsr sr!ar,
Spatfs esbens.aaliam bstIts Ssrru Sasub vstb,
Office 20. 242 SvesnpiD Str. een etuem I~srpfulsfen
@sfSwars, nobel ets 5aulntb f6en Bite auf ben Ras&.n
%gtbrun8en mar. psrF u. hot U6breab IS Sabren As2
s%eittbsusr Ssiluna isins DisDsrbpluas Der araais.ii
e~sfatren.
Spatrs .stbens.B aliam ea.trss Srra @tussm
Sprtn8e, Ne. 1888 BrVcme Str, s~oafdubis Bon sat.
sineetsm Rbsumattsmus 70 srnait&r &rt. Sas esr,sIt,
ben @stf eee 8ranfen f&pn Serwirrt tatte. DI DC.
naanis fsnntt Mot isins 5anb gum AOpts srtebsu Rae
~a5 rass.ns srsis' Micaats sa's s.tt sstsa.I'; -.
BET a%potbstern I'M AQesmetnsu. iu 81 per 5Iaf&s Ssds
Blai&sn s..
9satt's b.rabmts SsiImittsI Nah
6patt'e uufeblbartr 2tbsas. Baliam ~ $i.00.
8patt's "A b.. bsspslt itartr asttns. galiam. ~
SIPS. = Spatts Yuimonie 9alfam. pbtr her Sap,ab.
ii6tisen Ersunb, ~ $t.00. 1patts Sris 9tns.
rasnt, u%uf'bluar fur estbsn unb s&msrtn i.Sss art
2ppfpsb, SnausnSa, gatarrb, ju Is Gts.
gDtnn obtss arittsl ni&t in rursr apctbett pbtr an gu.
rem glabe aa batsn nnb, 70 meaps man fb htrelt an sos
central D'' ss asf g !. Ssa:.. e { s I; sis,usssu,,,
nsbsrag bin per Srsrss Ssrf&tdt b.im bsIbsr
Huseno. f3m20tsn
, 1876-06-17
Gbriitopb BON eGmio's Sugenb.
8ibliotbef.

OebunbeR In Yappb.del . 10 Gents. Tit
VluSlin.Riiden . 20 &elts. Gam
MuSlin IS Gents. II
esssriA cen Sibenfe;a. wis m ,ur Grssnn,niB
Der % eibmadtsabene. Cine or,dblums ,uw Weis.
nadtsseihenf fir Rinber.
e S:r SS@ Snartss,. Sin. ;s,.s'fssts G,,ss!sTs;
Spn Gr;dhlungsn.
Cte Chersisr. 14,-
Die &Dpfenb ltben. Cine Rss.benbsit avs sm
eufadius. Gius SeiaiSte Der &srihii4.n gor,.i,
DAD . umsnf6eSdeu. Gin GridbIuns hem Bill
benosn alter s~eipiomet.
Hofa son G~asssnSars. Sine Csf&iGie bts A!.et
tbume.
0enpfspo. eine sr fA5nfsm ans riprenSasu o.
f6iGten bes Altertbuims. .
pie Rad,tfson. Cine tntereNante @.laipte.
Nebsrt. sss Satfsnfnabss eSn; 3as Anbsr'sr
ensDis, Der Wvssoons.r.r
9teben 3rsib unsen.
Sdnnetcn Ane &malts.
Die Matblumen.
emma ben 5intenRsin, she's Cot maAt wuss
Dnbem Ten. Gin s.i&i&Mia.s e.mdss.
DaS Der orens &in6.
pas 1dubdben Das staubf3,oa.
Der suite 8riee,n une Der bbie Distria.
Ole Srsan 3alia. oSsf: aiaSli&s Si.bs, xrsu.
Sottfrits, Der iunse sinaesIss.
Dsr 09rthbdum.
Die eIeine 3autenfptsIertn.
1ds &dmmdben
SerneMse. a'bsassdSi&ts zines iunasa oraf.n au.
eusisrmam,sn une eolseas.. sss sos.,.
pRarssrstba aiamsssn. s S.' sssisssssIs. %.
o.. ' vea.s HaSasst;: nss.reu.s am ss.,..
Dee Stamsutrias. DaS @arlsnbiiS.
, 1876-06-17

flitlii9eS Blei ole IN tenes ptut seoriffen
III baben, min id1 mir por 0einen lidtz
lldcn Iuaen, tpie n 5ud)S, ben Bel;
iiber Die Sbren ~ftreifen unb auf n Brett
na9eln Iaiien.
rSa, tleine Dora," uno er srinfte nit
teuhiider Bosbeit, der Gbaoeu, peldsn
Ou mir bereitetelt, ion Dir tbeuer III
fteben fommen, limo id bate es gut
senus i'm CHM nit Dir; msine gauge
9abe bdtte i'd Dir peri6riebsn, uno bins
reideno war's seweien, I'm, unoere Mer=
iden. als ben giet bon Martin, liiitern
mad Dir gu MAIDEN - allein oaS lit jeet
oorbei. Nid,t mai n peroammtes Yfidte
tbtil erbdttit Du; bel meiner Seele, nidt
iopiel, ba6 Du oafvr Dir Elm Yaar sob'
len unter Define serrihenen SAube f0nns
teit pfl0den l%afien."
nNie bottle id auf ettpas," periette
Dora bebenoen Sersens, pnod ~nenieer
luiiroe id jeet ettpas BON benz Gut an>
nebmen, weldes -" fie brad al Elm
rotber Sdimmer elite iiber ibr bleid)es
'antlie. sic ideute iid, Die furdtbare
4nflase aus3uipredeu, welde aesen ibren
Batter lift auf ben 2ippen idtpebte.
nWas burd CUTE .3inien erwOrben
uuroc!" bobnladte Qeiiesans, riprid's
immerbin aus /; benin Oh Du mid adteit
ODER mir Ratteasift in bic Suppe ftreuen
mSdteit, tiimmert MIDI ieet ntdt weiter
- bod senug oapon ; bore lieber, mas
i'd Dir gu ersablen babe"
Ct idraubte ben Dodt Der ~ieitparts
bon inn iebenoen 2ampe oeS b%eiieren
Qeudtens wesen etiuas bOber, %tuorauf er
unseidumt fortfubr:
(Eort5ptuuo fotnt
, 1876-06-17
Meenten %0erIanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adriftl

,,Three Years in a Nan-Trap'' unp Ten Night,
in o BarsRoom," Don z. G. arthar. Oas ittf
uab ssSs,s Su& .sisiss ~ssfstsrtsa S&siftasua-s = sISs
isae tuakrtrt, elegant ~esbuRssu, rirp 10 I~suisubsn Su
3~eituaesa bee eaapes auf bas @anaisee ~bsaribs;lG
Stns Wsl4tHts sea 0srbrt&tn unb BeIsihieunseAi n
uniersr Wtttte, ipttUs az f's subisftR 5sratn lpsents
Der Werali!at. bsptrtsn ale Isiess. 4ssuitn, nsl6.
.Man-Trap" s~srtaafttn. maHsa mtabsasns as3 .st
nal 70 piel SrsmpIare ottifs Suats ~psrtanten.
notwithstanding bee SerfaHers. mts itineA
Yprtrait Ia Stabiai& Nirb enent lebsn Subdrtbsrtsx
lttrrtiGt. Bsi&rsbsnpe eireulars nab fsl&t NIT bts
8tetneaaatn wsrben fret aaf Gnfrass ssTfeNbet psA
9. ~. Stoeears ". Co.. 9athfbsrs, 7ss Sssfsn
Straes, petIa., pa. fiuni4@;
, 1876-06-17

9SuUIoue uUp 1r5ugtuHUsU w yCoE cpo. Upfs
mot elegant brofirt.
ere Gane 50 9entS. 0ebMnhen In &etsss
wans pre Dane 10 GerNS.
L eass Der Istts Hombareitr. NOotus ssa
s.. Q. badIdnbsr.
4 Der Niraten.9ieutsnant erlabIuus
bon Balpuin Mbnbauien.
Die DIausn une 0elbsu. BensJueias
Hiiass Gsarasterbils ron Gritori&
4 Der aanb etraxburs's. Uat.rIausi.
tbtr Hp,nan ppll Deribert Nau.
o. D~sutfbianrS Gbre. biHoriidsz Re-.
man bon Betno non obujed.
&as leftament peter hes 0roesn.
Roman unb 0sifi@ts pon 2ueian Der.
hert.
Der Gispbant.. aomti&.r Roman ssn
u, D. aDintefeIs.
.Ga Der fiesenSe csndnesr. biHsri-
lSss SsSman bon ". q. Bra@ssad.
Ia ole GcbloAbfebe. Cine Gr,dbiunp aus
Dem alien Berlin, bon Ueore bin uns
&emeGss Criminal . 0elbi6te Don
Triso. 6risorin. Snlanmsn IN sinsm
II. &srr eseea. GrimsnaI . Ksmam bon
Gr,il 8abOriaH.
il . S@st bsttert Ssibidten. Bon 3SOlt
Uthstlbur9. Swti 2pbns. Ssrps
etae. Sulamnlen III elnem Banb.
u. . Der tcae 3anS. Criminal /. Gei1i&is
BON u. StrsdfuB. limb Die abhns
Barnepelt's. biItoriiter 8tpman bot
Sdntot : Ississnrsis. .3uiarnnisn In
einem Bano.
IL I'm Enron une eebtn. 6iNoriI&sr Rs.
man non Geore biltL q
IL SIM @6fenffer. SOcialtr Reman' bon
6riepri& Weritdder. Z
~ . 0abrisIe, sas aBeIb hes episIers.
Criminal /. gooele non e. 1italpaQ F;
MID Die TraHctireurS, grJabluns
aus BEN osutl6 . iranj6Ii6en 3riese
bon 5risSrld Usrfddsr. 3uaiumen
In sine,n Banb.
-. Ola DsrtDprfenep.. Crimiual. q opsus
bon J. D.b 2slniHs. Ia Hcrifbdu1
eeer Die ptlbe }aso In Der pfaii. 3us
ianmsn in eiutm 8ano.
- SsremtaS nnh bic fdbDne Dineen,ia.
Der Ssrr beA pGlisS.-6rau Dis.
Gbsn.-Die 1erlpbte.-Reaine. Gr.
3%Gblun9en opn Maria BON Oilers, 2u.
idnrnen tn einsn 8anb.
e.M y Der 8eit Don @rj.. DensA. q. BRAD.
Oo9tl. 3mei 48n6e.
n. DIE alte f~vaniidbe urfnnbs, Sru Or.
maui. nnb GaS meiptnf. .GpiIuos
aus BEN oeutiG. fratJoHfhsn Rriese
oon D. b. bon Deoenroth. .3aianmsn
III eiuem 8aub.
q, yter SIatben unb clue Srudt 30.
ptle BON Dilbelm 6&mibt.- q plpmba.
WoptIe pom Wrospsr Mtrrtms, 3u.
iamn1en in etnsm BaMe.
n, &lanlsnes Sabueu.. Roman spu Nua,
5tlberitein. liter Bano.
~ 80 @Ian)tAee BabHen. Roman bon Wig.
SuheritsiH. 2ttr Benb NHo Die U onne
erinst 20 an Zen %as, ,3atammsn ID
tinen Bano
, 1876-06-17
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sud 90
Artbur's lestes uno sr6Btes.
0efatr!!

ODER: Ser,urnoett III benz Saus zines Bregabes.
9ieies pofieneetffe sBert bieIes 8tteranm Der
Hmerifaniiden &iteratur pat as 8orpurf einen Ge.
.sIltano. ioelder oas ioeials Seben unieres %ssiammten
lber ltebet. tueldJes es ~blositeat. MuferprbemtIih
ipannenc nHe anfresene. piro es pon Naen nit
Se8l,roe 9elelen tpetoen. SlIuffrirt nne fcbon gee
rlileen. 9Vlr iian sntlbloien, has Bud in jeoer ia.
mile oes aanoes einjufilbren uno ~oiferiren nod mic
oa9eicefene Sprtbeile aaen ln1nnliten uno tpeibtl.
beI & ublcribentenlainmlerr. Wir p~erlan9en LIBERAL
a9ehten uno l9ldeli gratis aii Uerlansen Beoin9uns
zen nnb beldreibenne Girculare. 8. N. Gtphtar'
n. 60, 1913 Is bcHnut Str. Tbila. 49D2ni,.
, 1876-06-17
Nmertfdniide Susenb.g iblntbei.


IN kibi@e 'Yappbedel nit Wusltn.Ndden
gebnnben q IS Gents.
Reser Mne HBetas, bon 5rani 6offmaur. - Gst
frsne H9ddter. Sufammen In einsm Bans.
PES x6ieerfpenfise. bon 5rans 6offmann.
&leinse ~ Biz EBte6e keS 0roten, bon Granj
6oftmann.. 90 0is 9isfabrt. 3ulammsn IN
einem Danb.
Dte $enteloufaten, bon Brans 6offmann. - Der
ed,tfbrud. Suiammtn in sinsm 8ans,
I'D febs bid fbon. bon Sulius hofm0nn
Sn tone nidbt feblen,
9roapaterS 2tebiins
Der blinse Diibs,ns, BON Guaas ssisss.l.
Der pe6pfennis. Drst Ratbarinen. - AMs
Fer o~e9enwdrt. Drei Gr,Gblunasn Don dbeflo
BON Ounpsrt. Sn eintm Banb.
ans Na9t gum eidbt, oOu Ni4arb Baron.
"a. Mns Damaidnti, pon 6eroinano SGmibt.
6elcbnte 9reue. - &afuntdla. - Der Wifae,
a6r In Hfrita. 3uIammen in sinem Bans.
Ssr Mablerit Der Birfbof. .3p.i G~rlSblun.
gen bon 8. Stbbsr. ;3u1ammen In eiitsul Banb.
Nae Der Weenfb fdet, eoS rpirb % su& srn,
teRs son &i4ars Baron.
, 1876-06-17
&ssnisn psrIanst fir bic
Sefbiebte Der Granger
Sewe9mn9,
Narmerfrtea aeaem Die mOuopoI

Tarmerfrtee eeaen bic WOncpolc.
DtsLss ap'.i satbalt stnsn rSandnbts.a unb aatssHtt.
lnsn Bsri6t Der Rdmpfe Der amertianti&en Nermsr AZ.
cen bic Grprthunssn Ter Gsisnbaba. 0efsaf1aftsn, asbs
elmer @sf&i6ts bts urfprunss unb Hsrtf&ritt1 sss W.
bens Der spatrcns Of 5ustauhys.- Ssbr peiduNt&.
Man psnte flo fur prsbt.QStmslasG Bebiuaunasa ~.
sfational Cubltibins 60, PHIL, Va. iWiisy
, 1876-06-17
Iauienb TN Druid nap syatm Msmat
MMTauenNer Crfpla.

yin @etnf psretsnt STA In sttr Esssa uah elm Wuss.
ryr Sa6S tn 8 Easta ssra ben gsgtdaf ssa
.Oeean's Stcrs 8: as4. ssssss sa'as s r.:
esdun sens Mbentsuern unb sSun6ern auf i
anti vi ~paaeneeu Abbtlhuaeea. grttt sR6erft aishris
9ai ben rai&asa atsaHe. Bran Rsre f& balh ~As
stitsf
, 1876-06-17
THE PIONEER.
Reinem faIten 9ranb!
Refine @anliperre metr !!
MiEiam &romer's 6eiIpfafer.
Datentirt am 10. Wat 1870.

gateutirt am 10. Mai 1870.
Die Wirtuns bttss pFaftrs 10 bewunberunes~hshis
10 ertairt fttn pfaftr, melhts bieits absrtrsft.
DurG iaprelansss Grprpbsn sann Id bttfes pRata
ais eth untperfaIs8ousmittel erupftblsn.
6aratltenpdier, Jabrt'bsftsr. forie ate Arbeiter fsuttn
IS hets i'm 5aufe unb In rer ~aDertfdtte perydtbie halter.
Ee aptrfuns II cine abrrafdsnbt; man brea&t wsstr
rstiide 5alfe su reautrtren, nod bat mau. BET fcfsrsisn
nrsnbuna, einen @erluf Gu Mrtttsseit ~ tefarNun.
v ssut ne idelimn,issn @gneem. re bert.
lung IA 60 bet SdbuRs, Sfeb Stid,s, Gbnstt.,
unh Gnetfdpuneen; b 6gtmmen BraNem.
auf, biuteeidpmHren, ( pie bet strpunbKne
d rpfise 19dseI etbt Is fetn tsRerts Mittel.
gel Slbnerau9en fiat 90 ntdt nur ben S&merj H.
tort fenesra beiettet ~tisislbsn BET eineH @strauAs Ysn
1 a.. 10 1a8tn eaniii1.
,5ars.
oetreis per 8sr nebs Gsbrau6saaptifune so Gents.
grebabtn in atsaprtts,ea, fpwte an Der @iaarrsa-
lillian % tun. 3w51ms: