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, 1876-01-21
; BILLS OF lADING..-REcENT DECISIONS.


MILWAUKEE, Jan. i6,-L havo read with caro-
your editorial Of this date OH tho recent de-
cHion Ut tho Supreme Court Of tho United
States In tho case OF David Dows l. Co., Of Now
York, asaitist tho milwaukee, banks. The caHe
was an important ono, nos 80 much bccanHc ovor
100000 were involved, but especially because
OF itA important bearing o,t those iuanonHs
tranaactons In which onr shippers Of grain and
bauka aro daily Interested,
I may bo mistaken, but think eau DISCERN
IN tho tone Of your articlo tho Bcntimcnt that
tho correctness ct tho declaion il open to doubt,
and that, II 1t was not unjust at nny ratio It IL to
DO regarded US m e1tremo appl!cature OF tho
doctsine Of "caysat emptor."
Although am neither lawyer nor tho Ron OF
ainwyer, think thorough uuAerstan.tn of
"il tho circumstances would AHow the indis-
putabta cozrectnehH OF this unanimous decision
Of the Unitod 9taloa Supreme Court, mud ALSO
Tint, bad tue decision boon different, it would
havn toyolntaouizOd tue whole uusincsa Of our
nanka III making advances o1s drafts OIL Easte1n
curlty.
Tho facts woro simply .hcHo Several COM
mluslon hounes in Milwaukee, bought whc., a.
derod by A. i. Smith 4 CO., of Oawoxo aud %
i!'o cargoes ~ero sL,ppcd. tLey drnw dratla OIL
Smith 4 Co. for tho full price, mud ATTACHING the
biils q q. 'a,a,ng 70 tt.e drafts negotiated them
the title to tl'e wleat. by indorslng tho bills at
lading over to tho bankH. Tho bankB forwarded
tho bills Of 1aang aud drafts to III Oswopo bauk.
with Instructions to hntd tho grain for them mi
tue drafts were paid. The Osweep bank ntoreti
t,.s grain OIL lis nr1lval IN tho Corn Exchange
Etoyatpr, Btating that the graln 20 storou Wis
tho property Of tue Milwaukee, banks aud Kub.
jcct to their order. Tho Cora E.chaugo Flo
yator way thu property Of 4. r. Smith i ca.
an1, although this wheat waa bought aud
shipped with the money OF tho milwaukee, banks,
ald stored Ill tho elevator as Ihe property at and
subject to tho order OF said banks, 1t wsa sold bY
A. i. Smith l. 60. 10 David DuNa Il Go. lu
piatn f,nSlish, smith sta!o this wheat and sold it
to David bows 4 Gu, and lilo Supreme Court
unanimously deol1sa tllnt smith, having M ttl0
10 tLo NlioAt could not convey any title to DnwH
Il Co., but tllat it rom2iuoG tho property Of tho
Milwaukee baniH,
Tho Supreme Court truly says .hat David Doms
4 Co., "ara tue victims oY gfoHs fraud lsorro-
trAted by A. +. Smith X Co., and. llownvor ILL.,
fortunate their case may GS, thry canuot be ra-
lleYed by casting The toes upon the plaintiffs
uhD milwaukee, bhuka), WHO arc ut least equally
innocons with thtmnulves and whu have used
the oxtraineHt precQution to protect their title"
II tho decision had been agalnBt tha banks,
what pafaly would there he In any bank iu Mil
ot wheat IN similar circumstances a decision
against THO banks would hato led to q complete
rby4slon ot the nlodo Of making advances on
shtpmenta OF grain, ind, however, aBtsslelul
tue reaulE ot thia SUIT may 10 20 Eastern daalors
thar eau ba no doubt Of It being fortunate one
Tor Western tnssxAat& uoAxar E4AaxL.
, 1876-01-21
THE CENTENNIAL GOLD MINE.

OMAHA, Jan. 2o.-Mr. Clark, tho General
Superintendent Of tho Union Pacific Ratlroad,
Inns Just received from Col. Downpy, tho dis
coyerer and owner OF the Centennial mine, near
Laramie, Wyoming Torritory. $4,000 gold
brick aud box of gold ore. The specimens arc
ACCOMPANIED bv Iettess Giving particutara, which
wuuld Indicate that the now discovery exceeds
nny other mineral depoait III Tho world.
, 1876-01-21

.. Etnr1nv1nent Agents.
(1YhFTED-tN RAILROAD LAH1HKnS FOR AR
W kansa+t 80 wood chnppsrs Io1 Wl!ean4In; 10 coal.
t,!ner1 aud IN agents. H. r. CHRISTIAN, Id kouIl
Hatsr.at+. llaam |.
WAArEp-COAL MIHKKS: HALF FAKK; ILAIf.
~ road Aslor4ft and wnod chnppntr+ fer light
work In CITY. f.. a, hNtii:LL, ~ South Watct-.t,
, 1876-01-21
WANTED--SdALEH HELP.

Boo1sknnpnrs. Clerks. Etc.
N+A:TEn-A SAItSMi; LT Dt,ou .AnDRESS
ac1uatntr1 With tho mt fngnishtnR lusn~~a u
soicit nrl".. Il, city nna suburban tnsH. tsct"renees
tuifcd. A'ttrt.sI L u t;-ns.al i1nsei, Ghir.en
WANIEn-Anuur M.Gult - kaLEsAAN IL
Trade; Js,1< min "" {. s.,csk 1E1i.t a9d tiet.i,
well rtcomnisntc nust hH a-ttvo. 3ndu-rious mud nj
Rond batit. AddFs. alt communications. naming rnfor
enco,. satox Egg. e1pe:lence. etc.. tn g, 1stbuno
0fhce.
1FAHTEn,,A tRACT1cAt. h'l1KkEEPER. Q,
" this right rartT permanent and Srfy hrkItahIn
s!tnhfn Is offered NTH fair salary RIA. Tribune oaco.
13rAHrED-A HILL CLERK AND CULf.ErruK OF
W inruuxh pFacict1 1par!euca, hs,inK full KIN wf
cdsn Of tho nity M oter1 ntsd apply. Addeefl@ wttu
rriSesncp1 x 81, T1tbnns n1fco,
, 1876-01-21

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
11FANTKp-EOOD IMPROVED PROPERTY FDI,
cAsh aid luts nt Morgan Park. Eontll EnHowenh
Western Springs. r. l. HHAINEKu. - Ashland nlock
11TANTED-TO LEASE FOR 4 TERM OF Yi.NiiH,
lot en South SID, bctwron Harrison and Naduan
aIlav AdatNss IS. ribuuS utf CO.
, 1876-01-21

The aboyo letter doea not como from ono who
has merely heard ot Anaegaonsille and Llbuy
Ms Richardson. passed many weary luontha IN
tae i1.thsome PRISONS prepared tor our soldiers,
and, u marc rapid detail ol tic icEuai and Eaast.
, 1876-01-21

TNlAsT GLASS SEHlNu MACHINES FOR kALE
fIb,, III EA.t AhIl4ap 4t,
, 1876-01-21

TNEAT BARGAINS IN ELElANT PAltLOH AND
" ehAAlbor tots. MAkTlN's. 1t4 KtA,o.st
ff,AE UNION ,FURNlTUAk COMPANY MANUFAO.
turu aud sell to direct aaFIn6 unS ufuhi,
l1n,u given an payments. BUS Nesl A4tson:.t.
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MfDrb min am ben Eaa.

Dor treuisen Sabren rurbe . Nuauf alorer'.
en'bedt ole stn i~eres Setlmtisl fir : Ysv, yia
une & bsristeeu. sintae usntee SYsp. PHO.
ibetlien loren 6reunbeu mtf. m,e leidt unp ro(t
ne eurh osGer Mnpenpaue s.beilf murDen. D..
gIcben BerDtenfe uon Green's Muauh
tIower wurten DurU NginbetIuug Dss .taen
tetoencen an Den glnoeren nurh Das 0ano be.
tanut bts. obre Snssiee. Der Uelfauf eieits
Wittls e"Drm irurce. Irueetaeu n feoem
9idDf6en IN oen Ser. 9tlateu verfauftu
odiltIbe. Hetue Ysrlua. Die an fauerItu.m
Niger. 8Opfi6mn3sn. UerfOpfuua. peraf.op.
ten. nnusroaull&te., Heo.r9ssGlasenbem J..
leIoet, fam bret Ooien nepmen Obae &rIridbte.
rung. @sbt ~ euerem Cruaatasn -
unp colt e,ue 5lalhe tic Is Gents unp periunt
60. Wunaaditea 10 &enis.
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gasSt genfoifts- Gonueni
,u ct. Gloun, @ium.

bat i'd eutf1TrF.n. cine Nfdterie ju fr5f sn. uub ent
ttete, aHen Gitsrn bic Geles. nbett TIRE 5ineere, atsbuuu
isiner Sbbut Snstrruusn ju tSnnsn. gDir w,rbsn pca
~ndnctsen unterrtnf crit et,n In ben veriaieosnen SaGern
tn Ger ensli9en unD peutl&en Spra&e
Nettnreni Uitb 1 a a 4 stiacitn,r uHtetriht IN ben
Mattf %eripstlen, fcpcbl am ) tdnc q pgteieeeon sts aud
aar Der Bitter pnc Sultasre unb hiten o. ttt sn aref,
etne yetterta IN be u bernbmteu Snniuts Nrtre Denetf
WilGdntee ousb lben lofea. 5u 8letfer 8tit weroen
ainfer aud @stssenbsit paben, bss 3.i&nen. 8lumen
MAIDEN unn ceri0tIbsne feias Stidtrrotbe .ea su erl,rnen
aeruer brtns'n mir sur Rennfn Bndbme Der sireru . G,
stobt It. Girup. pae fe sci. eenbeit baben. ibre a,ner
Ia BE grtrdf hnie,ht, be lite be8o men tot su ne id,dsr
~ t5nnen; tnr bic to Ter greis 81 tnr 6's Sr6Beren NM
W cts fir BITE Sntdn CT pr AtOn1t. S0lGe. be Digai.
tlntertd. esnieee /. npeaen. iSnnen no ~teoersett melben.
greis fur untertGt In br ~engitiden NIB bsuumu
SpraGe MT Y ef0fi susg unb scnfduoi8er Tfese tR 10
sc lion pom 5 Msnaten $45.
Unite rtht am Ytanr u. NaelcnerrL... ............ ST.
0rbrau6 Der Snfru nente 3dm prasttjten............. .
unter 10 0uf Be- oitbr ~
un'etttGt duf Der @uitdrre :
@ebrcnh bsiber Snnrumenfe........"........,. ........ Z
8sonesre feline arbeittu.
Sic reitere Musiunft wenDe man fd on
Mother Aloysia O. 8. b.
Letter Box "a.
Ct. Glsab. stsarns 60. geiEu.
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326N

@ie beiet cein Snfel. unp rpomit be-
l6df,aet AZ fi6 In Nien froate Der
Terr ron Mdinni6. Gein Nome Ia
&OtienfeIrt. errpiererts aorl. ober rrcm:f
er fi& In Nttn bsf6dftisst. ,reie ih
ni&t. S:& babe nur 70 uisl aebSrt.
boe er@drtner aeureien IN unp i'm RlcHe,
au st Nio,bius oIbeitste. Gort bot
ibn sin OCrnebmer 6srr, rtfen Nomen
mir isrc& entfo0en Ia. fennti, aelernt
unc ole leinen Dienstrmit nod Wien
aenommsn. @Or mebrsrsn Sobren ba,
msine Wutter tie Nonri&t nbo:ten.
tos 20 ibm tn Nien fsbr gut asbe, unit
co6 er 0e:walter orer houemeifer bel
iraenr sinem @rofsn Orsr Galfsn
9trolcea IT.
(Gurtlsbuns fcIet.) u
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Scriblcintmma
30 > idbrt1es 9sioen) 0ebeilt.
aau5as Gitp. brn 20. Stunt 1915.

8auias Gitp. b,n 20. Stunt 1876.
Grit 36 Sabren Ietre th an elmer lebr itdrfen
N 'aenueri6lstmuna. iG babe tn Eeufftlano
alles WSalthe anasuanbt uno fnbr quo IN
New g,rf fort mebrere Nerate au u ltte au aie.
ben. bod fein Slraf fonn'e oiefts bar.nGd ae lie.
b I eniferreu. Wat uieIes :3ureosn bape ib
nun le,t fur3sr 3eit meme 3nH ADJ Az ben re.
ncmmirten Damburaer lrcpfsn e.s Dr.. Wuauf
8Snta gen Omrasn. nab ih mus Jbnen ouf.
rtottg aetfeben. he Uerfsbten nttt TIRE Wilfuna
auf metnen itwaden a5rper.
So bin iitsr OurG pen ferneren geb -oub
'erlelben. Dae lie mtG 75iibrisen Grets wiepsf
auf iinssre 8etne brp9 n.
0y q L.tE ln09 MI. N%l. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

te'annt. t's tbn ba Aut-auen a. feintr etItrait ir 9 ner
pNn tetnea du,ersn Mr,n In rel Il ~erirOfenea Vpe fe ee.
rennen odten. Gs fIbrt nod m MT bte ~i:iianttsn 81.
bud dr,tl'4 sunif r. .teit NJ rbta Is n n en Der Seot
tt oas Gu b 4ericral bieisn est6 ridden Sra tbe,t,n
b retfs I c : EN- bcbsn Sraee lore Cdr den q nom men
M en 1.tdbl CON 'i4erheit %: bern TO 4 den gDu.
DfittelJ srr ie&tta 3tit stS.a DIT wtrO. Seo. 5artilte
foate toaelte sur mig ,at fan lie 0ulfe ,ur ,br: vt't.
Q t.6er II Is oI Der Darp b ben. &eanfbeiten nnb
. rb Of, re&tseiftse Nnuen >un8 30 $ timiteis Der
q u9e ioate as nidt sern &ld'fssu unb Der Il eife miro
es MOOT. oditet Is p,rrdlb 8, UNI ,es Sd 'B.s atlen e.n
w6brt.
aabrtstrt BON
Or. =. u. MDer u. g.. 0Upe0, Maf.
triff. un, an To-. &temitern.
v rita vt Son alea Dr. 9utaeu unc u anet dnbiern.
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co6Soco Oett0nft babe. 10 let Der Bauer
BET oieisr Nsuiafstt 70 In @utb aera.
them. roe er aecTobt bobeJ rem Yfarrn
~ ernncrcen. roriber renrl ietne 5rou
n SbnmoGt asfauen cper Dor Ghre
den a~eficrbsn fri. 6dte er, Galpmor
5aumberaer, uno Der @Dit Abrabams
3iaats uno 9afcbs ni6t lber ros Qes
csn css pfarrers 9epa&t, 70 fI6mte
isBt robIbaftia ietn Blut iSGelo ,u,
free oper ct mare gar etn armer. toptst
Nann. so
~Du li8R. S6urte |" risf Der Bou
ct, rel6er fiir6tete. roB rie Musiaasn
oes 3uDen i'm nit Der pOli,ei in uns
a~n9enebme Bertbruns brin9sn f5nn.
ten.
..Ma. i&auen Sie. bo&wdroiser 6err.
ob i6 lI9e." ueritBte ptsfsr. .Saa'
Wluer. bat cenn Ger DinD Die Art 10
t'sf tn rie 9austbdr asias.?
"Wd6iat Cure 8utb. Waan!'
ioate Der @eiflt6e In ffrsnsem Gone.
,Das b5lt @ewi0sn lpri6t ouS Guh.
uno oas lisbt Die Wabrbeit Mot. Nllo
ras NOR Der Donf. Den Sbr mir nsuii@
ce.fp'chen tabt. als t6 Guu aus D.,
Roth bali; uno Die BtHnung. cie 81,
camoIs aelobtet. befsbt rorin. roe 81,
faft aus einen1 leidifanieen 8erlAm.n.
Ger etn oerru&ter Wi5rDsr eeporcen
'etc ! Sc bdnat nur pom mir at. unr
Sbr wereet lofort 9efaneen a~boefdbrt /;
obfr rann wlrre Gureu tyousn @ ibs
cas- 0ers bre&sn uno Cure unf&aloi
gen &tncer unter Dem 8orurtteile Ter
Belt elenpi8li& Uerfimmua"
..6nape 0naoel'' fammeIte Der er.
i6rcdene Bauer. Sdtmpf uno S6an,
De. etc rrUbenP ibtr lsinem baupte
btnasn. bsuaten isinen fclasn Sinn.
"eost i'm LOG, snton". faate Ter
@eifIt@e. Juno ballet potlduFa reinen
Nuno BON Dem Mufriite. Is lou Don
cem Betraaen pss 8auern a%bbdnsen.
Oh mir TIN Dem @er,6ie Ibetliefern.
JsBt fommt. unl ju isben. Oh bte' arue
frau nidt %unlerer 6,Ifs bsearf."
Die Grou loe nod thinner b~eruBtloe
dm Boren. Die Rtnper Idr,esn unp
weinten. pa fe 9loubten. ib,e Muttn
lei topt. Nitt Sisler Mibe bro6te man
ne ins Bewu6dein surif. @dbrene
Ger gfarrer fi& nod Mdbe eab. fe ,u
brrubiaen. bob Der Sure ptepey an /:
>. Oas eoos tOmmt Sbnen ebrl,@ UNI
NIT Ns1t 3u. bOdpitpissr 6err! St.
baben. es Bsfauft unD besoblt, uno rn
es bsfst, psm miro Der 0ewtnn ausbe-
Der pumue Bauer bat fem
ueri&lsucert rpie friber letp
feineu 6UG fein 8ieb uno ieins
Aeder. @sben Sic mir nur ros QOos !:
t1 hin eth sbrIt@er Supe uno nero.
3,nen nod beute rag @elo brinaer.
absr rerae1en (te Damn aud cen oIten
Salcmon Mot. eel, 1ae fir 1aa NH
Roiisn rur6 Ninp uno W,ttsr
mue unD psfen arue Ssrou un
Ierosfen tn falten Wtnfdhen feben
unc tn Banc unD @arn ma&en mue
liebe tdsli@e Broo." ~
.66rt Sbr. Wl0er. bo6 tas 9ooe
1tasntbum it," untrbraG ps,
Ef4rrer ZEN 3ectFae bss Saren.
..Das III pie S6ulD meiner Trau."
Ifef Ger Sausr, Der fi@ tauu, bsapinsen
Fcnnte. ~Sie OOIte 60 ia ni@t 9lau.
ben. ras ras eoo3 Asrpinnen nitro.
ano bae MIR wieUer sinen srpenui&en
nof uno etne anfdnriee @obnuna b..
Iteben f5nnMn."
"Gtne a~nffdnbise @obnuna. brei
S&riite lang uno apsi SGntte brett.
NIT einen 3iesel Dor Dsr lbdre unr
sfsnadbsn Dor rem GenRern. tn &c.
dasn,iie ocer im Narrenbauie !" t5bn.
e OCT Saoe.
"S&weiat !" REF Der YrieRr .rnR.
Ter fobn 1T praulam unp tr:ibt tie.
er inS 8srprben."
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q 1lmfer
M illionen
Ypn 3eueni6en brtnsen mir
folgenbe:
Ma0enlciDclt ocbci(t.

Scbn .. RcfsnfeQ'r. GIL Wafo. Nooofors
Co.. Sl.. atbt uns fOlaenSrn 8ertht: NRtt pol.
Ter 3ufrebtnbett erars,fe Id bte 8eber. nm So.
nen funb 3u tbun. oaB Or. MuauG8Sata's
80 mburgerGropfenr m liner 8rau, mel.
DE felt 5abren an etuem bartnGdiaen Maaen.
lstren lt,t. redt quite Tteofe tbdten. Wtr Ia.
Zen I'm ..Gbrif. HOifhaftsr" pom Dr.. Muauf
abnis'S 6amburaer 5am,iien . Meotainen uno
tDnnen nun @crlOb taeeu. bo6 lie unlsre Off,
nuna ntdt 40 Sbaneen mobwn. lcneern Das
ino, wofir bic ausgtgeben puroen.
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2cberleiccm aebci(t.

gerr @imon G6nepf. Der befannte beuti6e
VVlfs. &eoner unb 0srfdl + Der Brc,hiire .,cas
O%eutihtbum tn Nmer,fa. : etst unter Mnberem
'e'ne &.fabruna i'm @sbrdute uou Weoi3,ueu :
Herete tt msbreren Sabre eebrau6e tm NIT
Dem beusn orfOts in metner 8amtte Cr. Mu.
aut aDnta's hamburger Grcpfen unp 5lmbur.
ger Hruftbee.
Griere BADEN rs iets .ois etn Ucr,ialiGes
Ditttsl oseen Wasentetftrncsn uno 4eb, ret,
ben. unb lsBterer aIs Elm l,br betIlames Mmti
gegen @rfdliuncen erwitlen.
Or. Mu8dt 3Snta's 6arnturser 8amiltn-
Weoatnen liuD bauS . Wttnel. peiGe IN te,ner
tanail,e feblen ioQten. ba Dur6 beren astttaen
tSsbrau@ 3raufbelt uOu Der S&wsae fem &c.
bal en- miro. !.
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Saeob Watu3er.
Rebts- An -nnon Otar.

Office netsn eanforssSlsd, ~seesndber BENT 0urt SOuf..
ct. paul, Wtnn.
Uef&dftst f& beiuueers nit Nnsferttsuna unb
u~nterfaHuns BON Ste&tstiteln [NtRraets Of st.
telsl fprte NIT BEN Vrtaat BON uub euarauttrtr
Setodnleeuns Gn Grutbciatntbun. Ndt uutart
ellen Mrbetttn fur Sns unb Nuslanb ale 0cumamten.
&eidpren. Shenfunaen, G'Ramente. 6upptbsteu. Rau,.
brtefe. Bertrdee. Vafe &c. prOmpt arb re&wealfs befprsf
uub auseeAelt. s.
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Die tusnisen GUmrcFiio.
re". trsldt las Re trauen
fes Np ties eerpnrt n baben
unb 6omilierslt'r mid. VI
] IN tet ein :, fSntern re-
ptei n Rauonen a pcrbsn
fnb. mIfsn ous,rpi benuli@e
5enfrafte roten
8e,n,s uhne,6r BIT ie6c@
10 melt bnte I
&uf befcmmer unS ben els
ben 70 Ior9 erbaIten, ME
~ RS Gb,ru y! etoroi.
E'oG ite a be.a selte felt
strua ~ s trei, bu, D stne
iebr iondS Retbe non IRure,1
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9eiierteit ma6 8rnfleiOcn
aebciIt.

Serr Gtos. GbrsnfsIs. gm1b's Qautina
81 rmcant 90. Sbto. eibt uus fir Obiae BE-
baup una fcllenDe Heiese: so fade mtt
peranlaBt. gle riRtn gu iafeu. Dn6 tb Tr.
Aua IT aSata'e 0dmburaer BruIibee NIT sou.
fdnoiaer 3ufrteDenbeit geseR Seunfett unc
Bruifieicen gebraubi babe"
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W. ). UuII, IUEI VIdtn NTr.
9erjtlopfen uno 8rmf.8e=
f9werOen gebeilt.

6err Qorena 8sder. Mspton. 6a,Y-y.Go .
8df.. f6retbt uns HOlaeubts: so ln (ett 3
5lbren an 0eratIopfen, ErufbelG ue,ben. Bldb
unsen uno fauerss AuffO6eu aus Dem Maaeu. .
Ct. Auanif aSn,s's oamtarser lrOpfen pauen
NTH lQna nappn pffrett.
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IL idbri8es 2eiben.
nno
&opfjfbmer3rn gebeilt.

5wSI'iGtrtees Maeenletbeu
uneerea utt@tett unb 8opff&mers
Uuroen ourt ben @ecrauG 20, Or. Auauit
aOni8's hamburger 1ropfen eebetlt unb ioa
fecer ctefe WuuoevtrOpfen TIM 6aufe baben
so fam Don @runD metnts bsratns idaen.
ode th 8on Danfe, bab Ct mir burg bie(e Gre.
otitn eebolf.n bat.
Nuute Us. 6olwaeer. MiSbletcwn. pa
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DUMB AGUE
Sduttel : 6iebcr Qebcilt.

Du.ft IN Der Hotb SO robue bret Wstlen
pon CofiOr unb Hpcib.fe snffe,nt ouf elmer
orui uno mar leg en- CONNER Oft uuD u,el NIT
Dumb Ague asplaat; 70 fGrib. s fob fret
aus &cd Sslaub &o. 81. SD bra6te MFR ucu
Or. Musatt 8Snia's Samburssr 7rcpfen mil
aus Der Staot. gsbraudte btei.lben r~saelmGsia
Itntae WuGen lang une uurDe gang esbstlt.
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MDer'S @berrD NectpraI

8 gen Sranfbstten br 8etle unb ter 2unesn. tie fuaen
G,fdlturesn. 8su& auasn. aRsana, 8rrn&ttis unb ean.
aenfh rtnt euhk
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86SarfiAe Glecbte Aebei[t.

6err @tsif Ia Oaanbaas 0tl. Drift tbeilt
nns NIT: 80 I,tf iett swet 9apren al elmer
tSsart'sen fied:e. ee aGeu Nunsln wiDerhaup.
Ga aebrau6le I'D mebrsre WOODEN lang Dr..
AnauR RSAtgS Ddmturaer Errpfen nadb 0or
drift unb wurpe pom btefem bSsartssn Qe,pen
upgltGnpia Gebetlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-23

GebrOfbenrr gufbmutb.
Gr5dtIans aus hem Sorfcben
ron
Gtieori9 e6ntttIer.
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uno &opfi9mer=
3en Qeheilt.

0err 6 tas. 8 Iuptmoun. &ipsr Wutnf. q.
5. ts3eu 4 wte folat: so lit felt d6t WoGen
q {, 9dUd6e unb 3~Opfi6mer,en burn iluuerDdu.
'ihfe,t beru 'rgeOra6t. Durn oen @ebrauh
Don DR.. Auauf aSnta's hamburger Iruufer
ctn Id @olt itt Danf wteber fcwe,t beraefeai.
DaB i6 rneinen nlten Belhdfdaun en- rieosr
na&aeben fann. Sd fann bater hts1e Wept.
In Aaen tefeus empftttn."
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MppetitlofQteit Qebcilt.

Sd bin "a Sabre alt uno mar 10 eranf, bn6
ib feline g. et,e uiebr verfragen fonnfe. ttrstpt
Derr peter Gleusus. futile OrIedns. Wo. SD
nabm Or. Mdauif R6ata's hamburger 5rcpfen
une ctn nun u.eoer Mot nur gan, bergefsQt.
ionnern fible MID u.el trGfdaer dis friiber.
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0rf6ltmmaclr acbctlt.

1err ". pon Boentos. pefin. Ju., ,pnG, fd
fOIa'nOermaBen barber aus : Dr.. Mngult 81
u,e's Dambursrr Sruititse IN bas Brte In
ter NeiL um DuIten aap G~.tGlun5en 30 bet
len.
Or. MnAuff &6ni9'S @ambnr:
ger TamiIien=M ecijinen, @ain=
burger SrDpfen, &ainbmr9er
Srniftbee, &ambur9er Rrau=
ter Nfaiter, finc IN ieper Apctbets
au boben. Rofsn
l 6laiGe Samturser GrOpfen SO Gents. 5
0lalhen 81 10
1 Yadet 9auaburger Sruittee Is @ents. 5
YodeR 81 W
1 Wldet Garaburger RrdaterpH liter Is Gts. 5
Yaden $i.UU
Wc feine Der Mep9tnen ucrrdtbig, treroen
fORenfreL (ntit Ausnabme Der
melcbc per .GTpref ges
fhtcft mcrDen miincn) D%erianot mad
alien 1btlen 9merita's unp ben BrttiiGsn
yrOpiujen, bnr&
a. Voge1er q Co.,
BALTIMORE, Md.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
FenianiSMA.

At the meeting held last night in the
hall at the corn3r OF Plum and Ninth
streets, under the auspices Of the Wolf
Tone Circle OF Cincinnati, Head Center
j. W. OLeary presided. A letter was
read from Thomas CLARK Luby, of New
York, congratulating the Irish Amer1-
cans OF Cincinnati for their devotion to
the cause of Irish Independence. Mr.
McShane read the Constitution of the
Fenian Brotherhood adopted by the Gen
eral Convention held last January in
New York, showing that it was not a Sc
cret or oath-bound organization.
General Halpin spoke also, saying
that it was the fault of Irishmen that
they were misrepresented, because they
would not support newspapers OF their
own. There was not daily Irish news
paper in the United States, while the
dermans had over hundred, several
OF which were published in this city.
Whatever contributions had been SiVen
to the Fenian cause were voluntary.
The money had been wisely appropri-
ated, and he denied that it had been
stolen by the leaders. Fenlanlsm he
regarded as Republicanism oil the high
est type, Its su (pOrters were struggling
for freedom. TIE purpose oil the organ
ization was to help supply money and
munitions of war to the Irish In Ireland,
and help them to throw aside the shack
les OF slavery. 1t was plain that Russia
was going to take part in the Turko-
Seryian war, and England would as GER
tainly be drawn into the vortex, and
then would come her damnation. He
hoped not another century, nay, not an
other year, would elapse before the inde-
pendence of Ireland as a free and sep
ara g nation was achieved.
Several new members joined the Club,
and the meeting adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
FLASHES.

William Jones was arrested at Medina
for the murder of his wife at Hillsboro,
Ohio, on Friday, July 21.
The City Bank of Harrisburg, Penn,
has suspended. Liabilities, $350,000.
The majority Of the depositors are la
boring men and women.
1t is announced that Attorney General
TAFT will come to Ohio the latter part of
this week to take part in the campaign.
He Will make only one or two speeches.
The second trial of the United States
again&t Charles Jost, of San Francisco,
for the condemnation Of Antioch distil-
lery for defrauding the revenue, began
yesterday.
A fire in StreetsvIlle, Canada, early on
Wednesday morning, burned the Tele-
graph and Globe Hotel, also two men
who mad been carOusing in the stable
and started the fire.
The ship Garibsldi, from New York,
just arrived at San Francisco, lost four
men from alott during the passage
Fred. Cummings, Thos. Blumlain, Ed
ward Dodds and Patrick Connolly.
The movement Of the California
Changers to load wheat on farmers &C.
count seems likely to prove a failure.
Only one ship has been secured, and is
not yet loaded. Freights have ad-
Vanced.
A man named Blanchett and several
others have been arrested on suspicion
OF having set fire to their premises, at
st. Hyacinthe, Canada, to obtain the in
surance, thereby causing the disastrous
contiagration of Sunday last.
Ex-senator Henderson, Colonel Brod-
head, aud other special counsel em-
ployed TO assist in the prosecution of
the whisky cases at st. Louis, have been
informed by the Attorney General that
tire fees allowed them can not be paid
on account Of the failLre of Congress to
make the necessary appropriations.
Henderson and Brodhead were allowed
$4,000 each.
A Congress OF inventors connected
with the United States Patent Associa-
| ton was inaugurated at Philadelphia
yesterday. The object of the meeting
is the Improvement of the patent sys.
TEN, and the formation OF an Interna'
tional Association having reference to
greater uniformity among the systems
of the world. There were about twenty.
| five gentlemen present, including Hon
J. NJ. Thatcher, EX-United States Patent
Commissioner; Professor Hedrick, OF the
| u. s. Patent Office; W. =. Dodge, o
| Washington, and John S. Perry, of AL
bany, New York, the President of the
Association.