davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-05

Ia % Utes HzsdaIeEr, apA ssAs<s zstRessEfA, gsa
fssssa tattalt1 aas iHns assssstf4ss &FS&sAthsIa tS
ksE a1slSIisSsIA keRsRs sS
, 1876-12-05

sxss edaaas sssssssasa or naa ssss.s ssas~.
wsgSsz Aazsa.
, 1876-08-02
acknowledgements

net bekjendtgj6res heryed at en-
~ Session vii blive hoIdt paa Boet
efter ~afgangne pensioneret Garni-
sonsl@ge, Overlage Emil Holm af
Frederiksted i Huset No. 80 & 33 i
K%ongensgade i Frederiksted Freda-
gen den 15de September f0jrstkom-
mende midday Klokken 10 slet, hvor
da Udkastet til Regulation i Boet
vi blive fremlagt, og hyorefter dette
f~orventes sluttet.
st. Croix, Frederiksted den 24de
July 1876.
J. o. FL G. GYLLTCH.
Executores testament.
, 1876-08-02

77 HE public is hereby reminded
that C~oncordia's fQ. o. gutter
and pool are private property and
any ingress there, without permission
from the undersigned, is hereby pro-
hibited.
w. I'll. HEYLIGER.
Christiansted 28th July 1876.
, 1876-08-02

asserted that in Sweden the minimum
protection is STR. 20c., and in Spain from
Str. soc. to 12fr. Denmark has fixed its
excise 4 per. cent. below its customs duty.
Homegrown sugar in Russia pays II fr.,
while foreign is charged from 66fr. to 80fr.,
rates which will, however, be eventually
reduced to 48fr. to 70fr. The roots,
though really yielding 10 per cent, are
only estimated to produce s per cent. in
the large establishments, and 6 per cent.
IN the smaller factories. Italy charges
no duty on indigenous sugar. Here again
no mention is made Of France. The raw
sugar manufacturers work in bond and
get no direct bounty but it is now well
known to all, by bitter experience, that
the heavy subsidy to the ~refners, coupled
with the skilful way in which it is mani
pulated, enables them to swamp oil COM
petition. The manufacturers of French
indigenous sugar may we'll complain
when they find themselves the only I'M
protected class among the whole body of
sugar manufacturers on the continent Of
Europe, and at the same time see their
follow workers, and almost only custo-
mers, the French r%efiners, amassing huge
fortunes from export bounties which have
for many years been withdrawn from
Themselves by a stringent system of excise
supervision. They very Justly point out
that the 4 franc bounty enjoyed in Austria
is sufficient to pay the rent Of factory and
land, and that some effort should at once
be made by the French Government to
procure an approach to equality among
European beetroot sugar manufacturers.
This would at once lead to a further con-
frmatiOn of the fact that export b~ounties
can only be stopped by excise supervision,
and to a fuller exposure Of the marvellous
anomaly that while France is the only
country where, as regards its vast indigo
nous sugar industry, excise supervision is
practiced, land practiced to perfectiOn,-
it is also tGe country which perslstentIy
stands in the way of applying the same
system to the reineries, which at present
absorb all the bounties, and largely reduce
the revenue from sugar.
AS to the comparative rate Of increase in
the production Of b~eetroot sugar in Euro
poan countries it appears that while Aus
tria, during the seven years 1868, built
154 new factor les,-many Of them, as
we know from personal observation, of
gigantic proportions France, during the
seven most favourable years, 1920,
only established ITO new buildings.
Belgium from 1864 to 1871 added 60 to
her number. This is an increase for Aus
tria Of SO per cent, for Belgium of is per
cent, and for France Of 24 per cent. BeIgi-
um doubled the number Of her factories in
eight years, while it took Il years for
France to perform the same feat. In 1852
France produced u. 900 tons of sugar. In
1869 the production had risea to 299,000
tons, which sexual to an average annual in
crease Of 1880 tons. But in the five
years, 1871 to 1875, the production has
increased from 289, 900 tons TO 100000 tons,
or at the rate Of $4,000 tons a year.
, 1876-08-02
THE EUROPEAN SUGAR INDUSTRY.
From the Sugar Cane.)

The following details, for the accuracy
of which we cannot vouch, have recently
been published in Austria. They will,
we think, be Of interest to our readers in
the present critical state Of the sugar
trade, when it is so essential that colonial
producers should possess all available in
formation as to the technical, commercial,
and fiscal usages Of their European com
p%etitors.
, 1876-08-02
House & Lot

No. IL East Street Christiansted,
belonging to said estate, will be put
up for sale at 3 public auctions in
conformity with the PIacard dated
22pd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office at 2 o'clock p, m.
as follows
LIST Auction on Thursday August
18th 1876;
End Auction ON Thursday August
3lst 1876;
Bird Auction on Thursday Septem-
Der 18th 1876.
Conditions, appraisement and
other documents concerning the sale
may be seen at the Auction Office
from August 10th 1876.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgage-holders.
Christiansted's Auction Office July
10Th 1876.
II. A. JURS.
, 1876-08-02
HuS og Lod

NO. Is Ostergade i Christiansted
blive Opraabt til Bortsalg we'd 3 offent-
lige Auctioner i Oyereensstemmelse
med Placat 22do April 1917
A%uctionerne afholdes paa. 4tnAe4.
tcgnede Contoir ON Eftermiddagen
III. 2 slet som f0Igcr;
Istc Auction Torsdag den Tide
August 1876;
2dea Auction Torsdag den 3lste
August 1876;
3die Auction Torsdag den l4de
September 1876.
Conditioner, MISUNDERSTANDING
og andre Salget vedr6reude Docu-
menter vile v9re til Eftersyn paa
AuctionscOntoiret fra lode August
1876.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
Iigc til Efterroming for Panthayere.
Christiansteds Aucti0nscontoir den
lode JUL 1876.
II. A. JURS.
, 1876-08-02
AUKTION.

Bcgjaring af Christian
Is steds Skifteret som behand-
lende afgangne James Bruleys Bo
vii Diet nnvnte 30 tiIh0rende
, 1876-08-02

1t would, we think, be quite possible
to question the accuracy OF some Of these
figures. There may be 40 refneries in
France, but it is certain that practically
the great bulk Of the sugar refined in
France, both for home consumption and
export, is turned out by half a dozen large
establishments in Paris, and about the
same number in the seaports Of Hayro,
Nantes, Marseilles, and Bordeaux. The
figures given for Austria are deceptive, be-
cause a large number of factories are now
colossal refneries.
The juice is extracted by various mo-
thods, the oldest of which is that of the
hydraulic press. In Austria and Germany
this system has been superseded to a great
extent, and, as far as we have been able to
ascertain, with considerable advantage by
the diffusion process. In France, hydrau-
lie presses are being, in many factories,
replaced by various forms of the continuous
press, the roots not being rich enough in
that country to make the diffusion pro-
cess q success. In Germany, two other
systems have also been tried, but with
very Indifferent results. The one is extrac-
ton by centrifugal force, and the other,
called maceration, is another form of ex-
traction by diffusion. The satisfies now
before us give the following figures as in
dicating the proportion in which the va
rious processes are practised in the different
countries, France and Belgium u%nfortu-
nately being omitted. In Austria, 1873
factories employ the diffusion process, 50
have hydraulic presses, one adopts the
centrifugal system, and two work con-
tinuous presses. In Germany, 176 fac
tories havehydraulic presses, 100 diffusion,
81 macerationt and II centrifugals.
Russia has 225 factories fitted up with
hydraulic presses, and 49 with diffusion,
Holland works 80 factories with presses
and two with diffusion. Denmark divides
its favours equally between the two,
while Sweden uses diffusion only, and Italy
sticks to the old system. As to France
and Belgium, it may be said roughly that
they adhere very generally to the old press
system, but that in the former country many
varieties ofthe continuou s press have been
tried, with the view of reducing the large
amount of manual labour requir ed for
working the ordinary press process.
Passing to the fiscal system of the yari-
Gus countries, we are told that the bounty
on export from Austria is Afr. soc. per 100
kilos., and 10 Germany 3fr. SOC. This latter
figure we are inclined to doubt. It is
, 1876-08-02
AUCTION.

0T the request of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court in behalf CT the
estate of the late James BruleY the
, 1876-08-02

net bekjendtgj0res herved, at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionen i Boet efter
~afgangne Skibsf0rer Archibald Mao
Gregor og tidIigere afgangne Hustru
vii bliye fremlagt paa en- Session, der
afholdes Onsdag den 23de August
d. A. Eftermiddag Kl. | slet, hvoref-
ter BOet f~oryentes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 26de
JUL 1876.
II. A. JURS.
, 1876-08-02

HLLEog Enhyer, som maatt2 have
III nogct at fordrc j Boet elter at
gangne Landphysicus Justitsraad
Andrcas J. G. Aagaard r.. af ID. og
d. NJ, indkaIdes heryed med 3
Maaneders Varsel til at anmcIde og
boyisliggj6re deres Krav for under
tegncde Skifteret.
Christianstcds Skifteret den 26de
JUL 1876.
II. A. JURs.
, 1876-05-10
span,en.

2onbon, 8. Mai. Cine epe5ial=
Sspei9: bes STANDARD" meloet BON
Maorio, bob bic Minilterbldtter vGpo.
Gu" unb rYolitiea" bsri6ten, BAY Die
Gr.&onisin gbriitiue Gnbs Moi nab
@panien Suriidtebren unb in @ranlues
auobnen miro; Die st. &onisin Isabella
miro i'm 2aufe bes Sommers surlidte9=
rem uno in Gan Sebaltian wDbnen.
Sic &esierun9 bat cine GreSatte mad
San9iers 9eidldt, oemit bIeleIbe Die
Mnipriide bes lpaniiden, Gonluls i'm
Yetreif Der Yliinoerun9 neutralen @e-
bietes our4 Die afritanii4en Stdmmc
nnteritlse.
Sic 2oleran;.& lauisl Der neuen Con
ititution miro Den GonsrcB mod eini9e
Gage lang beIdafti9en ulo wabrlheln'
LID in Der porliesenoen Salun9 an9c-
nommcn peroen, inbem ganppas Del
GaltiQo cine gabinetsIrase oaraus 81
MAIDEN Seoentt.
, 1876-05-10
SWrfei.

onantinopel, 9. Mui Als
RE NaAri4t pOn Dem Nufrubr in oas
loni9i bier %eintrai, tbaten Ole 0sIano
ten BON 9cutlblanb nno 6rolfrelb To-
fort Sdritte, @snustbauns 5u crlan-
sen. uno oieielbe wuroe BON Der Yiorts
prompt peripro4en.
Yaris, 8. Mui. Die rullilAe Sole
9ropben.@ sentnr bsri9tst, oaB Die tiir-
fii6sn Miniiisricn oes &riescs uno Der
Mnrine eurd Miit9ieoer Der 5rlenens.
partei belest morbcn lino.
, 1876-05-10
Jnlanoi(he Dfpefheu.

9 D # 0 II, 9. Moi. Sol. &iuers, nabe
Siio=Srop, ST., wobubaft, idoB uno
tOotete setern Ra6mittos feline Srou,
Die i'm lucsea Mibbanolums p%erloIien
batte uno lid ipciserte nit ibm gu lcbcn.
9eu M0roer 1T perbaftet.
. It 0 II, 8. Wloi. Sci Sbpmplon.
bile, Conn, @ertronfen geltern orei WGn
ner, Namens Simoa Mlils, Sobn Sobn+
ion uno 6. Warfs, inoem ein Boot, in
iuei6em lie uber Sen Jlub fubren wo(l=
ten, fentertc.
New-O 9. Wai. @eiiernNbeno
30 ubr wuroe Elm @ieroebabnwa9en pon
gsef=Sobofcn auf Den 9ampi glcuator
an Ser9en-5ia, 3.tS, ysbyo6t, bod
ebe Die gremsltanse sinsslsbt werosn
t%onnte, ieste li3 Der Npparat in 9elusr
9ung, Der Wa9en rutl6te ab upb ~ltiir5te
nit Den 9aHasieyen au SoOen. 3pei
Yerionen purben auI DER Stege setoOtst,
me6tere anoere idwer oerIebt,
Bbilaoelpbia, 9. Mai. @eItcrn
uuroe Elm 6rauensimmer, Namens DC
Conner, auf ben 8erba6t p%erbaftet, Den
gatrid Conner psrslftet gu baben.
Yei Suncannon, Ysrrp So, 8snni..
pirbs porseltcrn Elm lS- iabriscs @tdo-
den, weldes aus Der Sunntassidule su-
riidfsbrte, BON einem 9anolrei9er se-
iddroet.
GleoeIanb, 8, 8. Mai. IS tpirb
kcridtet, bab ettpa Is bon ben fribereu
aus ltanoisen Sergleuten setern Morsen
in Der rSilusr= Greet Ytine" Die Mrbeit
gu so Gts. pro Some tpieOcraufnabmen.
Die Mustanoi9en, uel6e nod inner
a~us9alten, itoBen oIe m09liden Dro-
bunsen sesen Sie aus, ,ueI6e Die arbeit
,uieosr aufssnommsh bobsn, uuo man
9laubt, oab elm allgemeiner @uerriaa=
tries beginner miro.
Gbie az o, 9. Mai. @eitern Wor=
gen ereisnste iid in Dem gaubol5.9 i-
imtritte i'm laoli6en Staottbeile eiu Auf-
rubr, incem cine @nSobl ausfanoissr
@rbeiter 0icieniscn, wel9e nod 81 DEM
bisberlSen Yreiie, $3.50 pro Sag, ar,
beiteten, gu %spin9eh ludte, $l.75 Su per=
lansen. Sic 2eute maatcn Sol1e &C.
maltbati9e 9emOatrationcn, ooB Die
Yolissi ge5lpunscn mar, ein5ui9rejten
es fam sum 5anbgemsnge, uno bic gr=
better puroen 14lieBIi3 3ertrcut. Die
golisei nabm cine sroBe Ansabl bon
0crbaftunsen nor.
, 1876-05-10
GngianD.

2onbonL 8. Mai. SnDunbalf, Sr
Lamb, fanb ,am Gonnabsno bag Slpelte
@ettlbicbeu Sol@er, bic Der irldnbl=
i6en G1iibsn- @cipumi6ait, usIde an
Dem intcrnationalen WettlhieBen in pbl
Iabelpbia tbsilnebmen wirh, einserelhi
werosn ,uollcn, }tatt. 8igbp, MlIner,
,Goff, SrrM unb brei anoere bet9eillsten
iid I'll Dem S9irbcn.
Sojepb 9biQip &ouapanc, parla-
anents. Mitsliee aus Gorf, lit geltorben.
@r mar Elm 2iberalsr uuo D9ome En-
Ier,"
, 1876-05-10
0efinOiea.

9apano. 8. Mai. Sn Samaita ba-
ben Die No6ri6ten BON Den luruben in
, 1876-05-10
GurOpd,(1e Nabribtea.

Bremen. sIuf yetreibsn bcs prsr.
siId}en Observation-Disclosures Or.
Grieoentbal wirb cine ndnoise Moor.
eommifion inS 2eben trsten, 3unddlt
betebsno aus orei Witslieoern fir
Yrsuben, siusm Mitslisb fir Slbsa.
bnrs uno einem Wit9lteo fir gremen.
@leidseitis ioq in Sremen cine 8er'
iudsfatiOn fir Woor, Sumpf uno
Saibs erri9tet werbsn.
Geographic wuroe bereits bas SAL
li1ement Der bieiisen 8aumwoaenftrma
&oblanot u. WtIaer beridtet, Das
betreffenOe 5aus wiro, pie in einer
@laubiserperiammluns belhlol1su wors
ben lit. aubers:ridtlIh liquioiren.
@iner BET bicli9cn @laubiser 1T nit
160, 900 &c., anocrs nit 80 600,
10000 u. !. 10. OIL eer WtalIe. Die lit
auf 100000 &c. belauIt, betbcilist.
Die 6lrma iou Ourd Ole .3abluusSelaz
iiellun9eu zines 9auleS III New Srles
ans, nit Dem lie 5iemlid eng lilrt mar,
ulo eiuer b0bniiben Splunsrei in oIelc
S6wieristeitcn scratbea lcin. ais elm
SepeiS BON Dem nmfansc oes @efd)aftS
Der Tirma mag bier crludbnt fem, oaB
lie in uOriseu Sabre, auBer Der ant
Ylaee a~usstauftsn SaumWoue, alein
10000 Bauen impOrtIrt uno in ben er'
item MOnateu oieisS Sabre8 fit nidt
'iu.ni9sr ais 2,5OO,O 900 SIC. auf i9uim.
menoe Waare uerliAert bat.
Ser .,gremsr Courier" i1reibt :
Die Guswauoerun9 it,eint tros auer
@sssnbetrsbunsen osr 0c9ierunsen,
belOnbcrS Der prcubiihm. in oiclem
SABRE bod sroBersre OimeHiioneu aus
3unebmen al8 erpartet weroen tonnte.
Die NrbeitSlofsteit, uoie ibledteu Bet.
teu", Die oarauS bcruOrsebenoe iu3u.
i%rieoenbeit lino Gattoren Der NuSwaue
~berunsslult, Die tros cer ebenlo flag.
li6en Sammerberi6te aus Der neusn
Welt ibrs @irtunS aben. @ar Der
.&rab" in Selterreid Der critic, benz
Die anoern fulsten, 10 i6eint audi oer
SmpulS su ltartsrer ACKNOWLEDGING 3n.
na1t bort feline unluioerltebli@e @ss
malt gu iben. !Sobmen unO Yolsn
itsutsn in bieism 6rabiabr baS aabl.
reidfe Contingent aur Auswauocrung.
Gbenlo lol.in l1naarn uuO 9iebenbir>
gen namentli9 inter Dem bcutldsn
@lement bic Gcnoen5 CUR acknowledging
luisoer fart bsruortrctsn.
Die br,mifhea Dampfer linb babel
otntn biz hamburner hlShsr I'M 0ortbsll
, 1876-05-10
Trunfreib.

Yaris. 8. Moi. Ser Miniiter ors
.Snnern bat ben Yrdfctten elm @irtuaar
suaelanot, wprin lie hrna6ri1ti9t tuer=
ben, bab lie ben 3lpeifau, pelde Die Yar
.teibojiuungen seril0ren, Elm Gnoc MAIDEN
miijjen, uuo oob tie ole &cpraicntanten
Der &cpubtif an Dem GeriD9nunsswerte
mii5nmIrfen baben.
9ie rspub!itanilAen Sournals iino
5ebr erfreut iiber Dos Gdttu!0r}hreiben
bes Miniiters Mic4ro an Die Yrofsttsn
, 1876-05-10
Dir Tnhkur, :,

LIT b%eitinut. has sanse btsberise .SeiIperfabren ruts
suitoben. Ole aur pirb bnr6 bus fosenannte
SoDpao nab 6nr4 Ginne9inen pom e%o6patper
bemirft lie gpbbGoer setsen an, no Bite 8ranfbett
ibren Gts bat, nj titf ie ltest, unS sn slei9er
3sit seistn lie bic 2e6enStroit bes Meni6sn an.
&auieuoe fiub IT ben Iesten 5rpet Sobren tn Der
porbsn, Inter BEN @ebetlten b~efinben it9 ptele
Nerate un6 Gpotbeffr. Oie 2obbdber unteribeiten
id pom anberen gdoerr baourd, oab tie brett auf
bic Rrantbett eitpirten, ND ben ~franten Stolt ents
TONNE. sic line eth 8srbrernun9s> ober ausI9eis
Dumas GroceB Der Srantbeit51tofte. Sober Sranfe
mfrs BET oer Nnpenbnns bitier Sar i~o,uia9en iein
ei9ensr ar3tt, WeIr SeInaro BURG etsie Sdoer gss
renb mad Der bisberisen 9etlmetbobe bic Wittel
sepobulid sefdbrIt1er finb ais BITE &rantbeit lclbt,
lnb i4 oiters eth sonSsS Seer ieennbdrer arants
bettet etuIte1t.
ObSicia bic aob6a6er QUE srunfbeitcn, innerlia
nnb duberlt9, f~uriret, 10 finb bod bic Birtuneen
bel i~olsenbtn &rontbeiten, Defenders penn ie i9
nod in aeutem3 %uitanoe 6eFnben, eana auserorSents
It'd: Stebery islbit Merpeus lnb Eppbusieber,
werben iebr i9uea, ssrp6bnlt4 NIT la 9dbern,
turirt. $saIss nnO Sun8enidWtmotudt pirb,
Defenders Bet lunaen Seuten u. TN eriten Staotnnt,
sewobnlt4 Ist4t tnrirt. @aHerjn@t, Mbens
,benio ausens unO STANDARDIZATION, ioUts al.
tgpbtIitiidle 8rantbetteu tn lebem @rube. Bet
duberen 8rantbeiten, 0rambwunoen, @es
tHiptiren' Stropgelm &C; " Ste Wtrtnns stSe
Inn Ssbea uon Der Wtrtnn9 gu aberseuger. Mes
aemfrepS nnb bic iosenannte Sarns ober
Suderrnbr (eine bis iebt unbetlbore Rronfbett)
nurben sebsitt. Bel testersr arontbett eeben Is
Qro,ent 6es 3uderitofiss NIT isSsnl Saee Surd ber
llrln ob.
Die gabes nnb gtnnebrss pulper perbsx na9
iebcm gloS tint aanbe p~erinnbt, Der Qr,iS he's
9abesTutpers 1T 50, Der bes Ginnebme : puIpers
al. @tan Iaie I'D cine Sroidire iber bic eobtnr
tn enslti4er ober bcutl4er Spro4e i4tfsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stontnn Ctr. (Box 1901
REV. 9orS
, 1876-05-10
Neuses tslsgr. pfpt(bsu.
DrHrda.

9onbon, 9. Mei. Cine 9spsi6e
<on Die uSimes" meloet BON Yilano, Dap
pffsiel psrfist ,paro, eab tiinft's Die
ou{ Dltrei0il9cm @etiste ner,psllsnocn
~0ersesowiner feline nnteritusun9 mcDr
srboltsn lolen.
QenreiG bot Die Siirfsi benohri9'
tist, oob es osn 9afen non Sled ldlle=
Ben ipiro, menn bic tiirfiidm Srnppen
in Seutari permebyt perhen.
, 1876-05-10
GgDpten.

2onbpn. 8. Mai. Gin S1reibcn
bon Mleganoria meloet on Die 0Simes,"
baB Obcrlt @proon aus Centrally frita
auriidfebrt. Obne ben 3ued Ieincr Gypes
oitiom errsiht gu baden. Gr buift I'M
Septcmbrr in Cairo einsutrsfsn. Ser
Jsbli6Ia9 bts prpicttes piro o.m Man
gel an untsrfiiburs pan Cairo aus SUI
9ei4rieben.
, 1876-05-10
Wresje bet Mu,eigest:

<SrSs,r. an,elssn wersen Stnis'r tsrt8ne'.
a6t cher w.ntssr Bel cit Dhbrn etnen Sauart.
aue @nie,aen int TIM gssaus 3a sattsn.
Die 3situua phS III &iamunb ans Tim.
asaenb pon bea arasern fir IS SentS per
@Ephe auseetrneen.
, 1876-05-10
Is II Il e t q

- ~ { q,
bas amerifaniide Tutter fir GisI
Dieie Diiihung entbdlt tcin Nrlenif
pocr ucrsiftete z toffe.
Gs trinst cine reire Saat nao bd.t Srsntbei
ten ppu Sinpel meg.
0te7er Artitel bat unter einea onoern Ndtnen
@unbr pctri6lst III esN Giebbeerh.A ppa
0rrb Srit,anteu,
Us ii elm letter Saantea Mnb er3eu3t ssiunbss
8leil6 bsim Ticb.
Gs b~cIprpert ben Ml9stbum ees iansen Die.
bt9.
So csreaubt bic Spsiisn unb erstust LANCE
Wolie bel Shaafen.
5slr S6peiue ii Cd Elm Mittet, pel1es Granf
peitsn poa ibusu abbGit.
80 rstnist bas 8lIt Der Tterse, NInspieb
II. {. u.
@ellaei aebeitt an oisiem SHUTTER, es psrbtn.
bert CHOLERA unb Yermsbrs hes sssen Won
Gieru.
Gs miro in Scent Vafeten nertauft. Die
@ebrau1sanwsilur0sn fno iebr lei1t.
Sir 1 3ilc $4 Sob 100 Yatste
7 Cob 900
A IL 110fb 400 ~
&nbcrt Sumr, 6abrifant.
Office unp 2aecr DO. IS. is StraBs.
IN I nnilt &i d. ma >, gu.
, 1876-05-10

garbobocs sroBe Mufresuns perurio6t.
Sie giasebnrenen jubelu iiber oicle Ss+
monitration. Gin &ricssl9iif lit loiort
nit Sruppeu o%bgesongen.
, 1876-05-10

RsS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
'TAATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI.
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-30
OBITUARY.

Anna Maria Near, daughter of James
and Deborah Chance, was born April 7th
l347, united with the NJ. E. Church, in
the year 1861 at Westerville Ohio, and
has been a member of that church ever
since. She was married to David c..
Near, April 18th A. d. 1865, died of
Pneumonia, a: her residence, in lola
Township, November 25th 1876, aged 20
years, months and Is days. The flu
neral services were conducted by Rev.
II. X. Muth on Sabbath, Nov. Goth,
1877. A large number of friends and
neighbors were present and assisting at
the last sad rites. The deceased in com
pany with her husband and sister, Mrs
Joseph Near moved from Champaign
county, Ohio to this county in April
last. and on the 10Th of July last her
sister and her sisters daughter both died
on the same day, and now after few
weeks illness she too is laid to rest side
bv side with her beloved sister.
For The last eight years her Christian
experience has been very bright Her
last words were II feel ready to 60, my
peace is made with God. All is WE'LL"
and exhOrted her friends to meet her in
heaven. She leaves a husband and son
about 10 years old, and large circle OF
friends to mourn her loss, but they may
say of her.
''Here may thy storm-beit vesse. safely ride
This Is the port OF rest from irouis:JJs toll,
line wJrii, sweet I'm from pai.! al, weIrisoIn,.
turmoil
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-30
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The following Is the programme for
the week OF prayer commencing JANUARY
oth 1877, adopted by the British branch
of the Evangelical Alliance, and com
mended To Christians .! other countries:
SUNDAY, Jan. 7.-Sermons: Chris
tian Fellowship. john IL.
MONDAY, Jan. S.-lhanksgiving anu
COnfe>siOn-In the review of the past
year.
TUESDAY, Jan. 9-Prayer: For the
Holy Spirit ON the Universal Church,
Joel %; for its deliverance from eIrur
and corruption, and its increase of faith
activity, holiness, and Christian charity
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1O.-Prayer for
famiIies-fur the uncOnverted; for sons
and daughters at school or college, and
tor those abroad; for any in sickness,
trouble or temptation; and for those who
have been recently added to the
Church"
THURSDAY, Jan. 11.-Prayer for ma
tions-fOr rulers, magistrates, and states
men ; for philanthropic and benevolent
institutions; for pure literature, the
spread of sound education among the
people. and the maintenance of peace.
FRIDAY, Jan. 12.-Prayes for Chris
tian missions to the Jews and Gentiles,
Luke "a Al (; for Sunday schools. and for
the conversion of the world to Christ.
SATURDAY. Jan. IL -Praver for the
observance of the Christian Sabbath; for
the promotion Of temperance. and tor
the safety of those "who 90 down tn the
sea in ships, that do business in great
waters"
SUNDAY. Jan. 14.-Sermons: One
Lord. one faith, one baptism, one God
and Father of all. Eph. 4:5, 6.
The week of prayer will be observed
in this city by series of Univn Meet
ings in the Presbyterian church, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon and at O'Clock
in the evening of each day, commencing
on Monday the 9Th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-30
SCARCITY OF MONEY.

There is no doubt but The present condition Of
ali kinds of business and industry is fearfuly de-
pressed, and il beEOOyes every family To look
carefully to their expenses, Winter is coming
on when children are liable to Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Coughs and colds will prevail every
where, and consumption with other throat and
lung diseases, will carry OF many. These dis
eases should not be neglected. Doctors billsure
expensive, and we would advise our people to
use BosCHEE's GERMAN SRRuP. 1t never has
failed. One bottle ut 80 cents will Keep you!
whole family well during the winter. Two doses
will relieve any case. Sold in all towns in the
United States, and by your druggist, John Fran
ris Iala Kansas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-30
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RER is FOUND In USING IT

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scaly dTyness. No article produces such won
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Hair Restorative, and don't be put of Nth eng
sfher article Sold by all druggists in this place
and dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at man
ufacturers' prices by G. i Cook Co, Chicago,
sole agents for the Enued States and Canatas,
and by all Wholesale Druggists. l0:s6yri