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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis, Consumption-A Wonderful
Cure.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Jan. 18th

Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis. ConsumpIion-A Wonderful
Cure.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. JAM 18th, 1874.
r. Y. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. z:
Dear SRI had suffered from Catarrh in
an aggravated form for about twelve years
and for several wears from Bronchial trouble.
Tried many doctors and things with no last
ing benefit. In May, ~, becoming nearly
worn out with excessive Editorial labors on
paper in New York City, [ was attacked
with Bronchitis in severe form, suffering
almost total loss of voice. | returned
home here, but had been home only two
weeks when l was completely Frustrated
with HcmOrrhage from the Lungs, hdui q. four
severe beed%,g spells a0,hn tlgo aceefS, and first
three inside Of mine days. In the September
following, / improved sufficiently to be able
to be about, though in a very feeble state.
My Bronchial trouble remained, and the
Catarrh was tenfOld worse than before. Ev-
cry effort for relief seemed fruitless l
seemed to be losing ground daily.
continued in this feeble state raising blood
almost daily until about the first of March,
'73, when | became so bad as to be entirely
confined to the house. A friend suggested
your remedies. But [ was extremely skepti-
cal that they would do me good, as | had lost
all heart in remedies, and began to look
upon medicine and doctors with disgust.
However, obtained one of your circulars,
and read it carefully, from which [ came to
the conclusion that you understood your
business, at least. [ finally obtained guam
tity of DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy, your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets, and
commenced their vigorous use according to
directions. To my surprise, l soon began to
improve. The Discovery and Pellets, IN a
short time, brought out a severe eruption,
which continued for several weeks. l felt
much better, my appetite Improved, and I
gained in strength and flesh In three
months every. vestige of the Catarrh was
gone, the Bronchitis had nearly disappeared,
had no Cough whatever and [ had entirely
ceased TO raise blood; and, contrary to the
expectation of some of my friends, the cure
has remained permanent. | have had no
more Hemorrhages from the Lungs, and am
entirely free from Catarrh, from which had
suffered so much and so long. The debt of
gratitude [ owe for the blessing | have re-
ceived at your hands, knows no bounds. I
am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience,
that your medicines will master the worst
forms of that Odious disease Catarrh, as well
as Throat and Lung Diseases. Ihave recon-
mended them to very many and shall ever
speak in their praise. Gratefully yours,
VIM. FL. SPENCER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
W NJ. II. HPENOE
P. o. Box 5O7. Rochester. n. Y.
EaheumasfHns Symptom or other Dis
eases.

rhe alarming extent of chronic rheuma-
tism in the country has led to persistent in
vestigation. It has lately been ascertained
that the disease is the result of other COM
plicated diseases of the liver, kidneys, pan
creas, blood, absorbents, etc. In other
words, that rheumatism is symptom. 1t
is also fou1-al that, by the removal of the
complicated disease, the rheumatism disap-
pears, as a result which seems to substantidte
the theory We all know, to our sorrow,
how fruitless the ordinary treatment Of this
disease has been, and we now hail with Joy
the dawn of this new discovery. We all
know that the symptoms Of these diseases
are generally present in cases of chronic
rheumatism, but few have supposed the
disease to be an effect.
To remove these diseases the surest remedy
can be found in the SHAKER EXTRACT OF
Roofs OR CURATIVE SYRUP; it appears to
be working many cures. We refer to the
article sold by Druggists and A. j. White.
New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
Best Food for Swine.

What would be considered the best
food for swine in summer would not an
swer the same purpose in winter. In
summer such food should be given as
would keep the animal in an improving
condition and would cause it to lay on a
little fat, but not so much as to cause it
to suffer from the heat, as fat porker
undoubtedly does. Cooling foods, such
as plenty of young clover and bran and
middlings, is what we use much of, not
forgetting to give regular and abundant
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
Golden Trout.

! J. NJ HUTCHTNGs writes to the San
Fr8nci SEQ Post: While on recent eX-
pIoring ana Photographic trip among the
! sublime scenery of the high Sierra, in
! some laughing streamlets OF the Whitney
meadows and vicinity, at the head waters
! Of the Kern River, and at an altitude of
| 800 feet above the sea, we discovered
these beautiful fish. Their bright sides
were flashing and fitting through the
water like Jets of fire. Then, collected in
shoals beneath a projecting rock or bank,
they would light up those dark recessCs
with their glittering sheen. Challenging
our admiration as they did, an effort was
needed to restrain our impatient eager
ness to clutch them. (What materialistic
creatures men are sOmetimeSD Our
camping ground selected and animals un-
packed, we set out to capture some with
our hands! Spirit of Walton, forgive us
this desecratiOn of thine art. In the soil
tude Of these mountain Businesses these
attractive creatures had not yet learned
mans wiles, and must I confess it, in d
few minutes we had caught over fifty.
While adopting the more scientific
method Of hook and line to supply our
camp, DR.. A. Kellogg, botanist and nat
uralist of the expedition, made drawing,
and the following notes The golden and
| orange banded trout of Kern and Kings
River. Description: Trout, four to eight
inches long; proportion thick, and motion
| quiet. Ground color golden, lighter Or
darker as they inhabit deeper, shadier or
shallower and SUMMER streamlets. Back
| dark, with large black spots; broad
| longitudinal band Of orange, red along the
lateral line of mucus glands, from head to
tail, mostly vanishing near the pOsterior
third, Or final fin; transversely clouded
by ten large blotches. Belly, bright or
ange from under the throat and Opercular
fin, or respiratory gills, to back of dorsal
fin, and tail beautifully black spotted ;
also, a black bar running fore and aft
through the eye. All of the fins Except
the opercular) golden margined, with
white. Flesh light salmon. Found in
shallow streams Of the higher meadows
and ravines Of Kern River, 5000 to 10, 500
! feet above the sea level where they dis
! appear.
To this l may add that as each member
Of our party Of nine sat around the camp
fire, feasting on the sumptuous mountain
repast thus provided, the sentiment was
unanimously expressed that they were as
delicious in flavor as they were beautiful
in form and color. We were anxious to
bring some Of them to civilization, but in
less than half mile of carriage seven of
them were dead, proving the experiment
impossible with the cOnveniences in our
possession. Let us, however, hope that
the eggs Of these clegantand delicate trout
may be successfully secured for our
| brooks and aquariums. DR.. Kellogg pre-
served a few in brine, which, when dried,
were sent to the Academy of Sciences in
San Francisco; but, alas! on their arrival
all their bright colors had become :" like
the baseless fabric of vision''
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

The Nagasaki Rising Sun says the
Buddhist religion is fast declining. In
Yamashima Ken alone it is said that
seventy one Buddhist temples have been
turned into dwelling houses and made use
Of in other ways since 1878, and during
the last six years between 600 and 700
temples have been converted to other pur-
poses than those for which they were
originally intended.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

UPWARD of 100000 cinchona trees
have been planted out in India during the
past five years, and there are SOC, 900 plants
in the nursery beds.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

PERSONAL. W. AnsIey.-" 1t has broken
up several cases of long standing Chills and
Fevers, and l find SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR to be great remedy in Dyspepsia
and Liver Comnlaints.N
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

Read the advertisem't of Louisville Weekly
Courler-youralaL. The best paper published.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

EVERY lover of flowers and of a garden
should read adv. "All About Gardening"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

GRoCERs who sell Prussing's White Wine
Vinegar will Eever hear a complaint about it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

AGENTS Staple Articles. Indispensable to
,.,suTrn cry household. Large profits Address
WAN Gu. fremont Mfg Co., IS Lake-st, Chicago
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
POTATO eanWERS y sEZ1 tns ". .HIcT ss6:

postpaid h. SIC Send for descriptive circular. Tes
tmOnials and Panic Prices by bushel and Dbl. SIX
bushels dug from roo, at rate of 800 bushel:
per acre. Address 4. c. Ashald, Garrettsyile, Ohio
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

h0EE A M0NTH.-Agents wanted. 2i best SELF
n S)Ii ing articles in the world. One sample free.
QUup address JAY BRONSON, Detroit, Mich.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

hsrAEE hdde raptdlg with Stencil Key Check
kff ~ ~ 10 Outfits. Catalogues and full particulars
FREE. S. NJ. Spencer, 347 Washington street. Boston
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

GSaN A YEAR to Agents, at home Male or Fe-
pSVU male. Address GREAT WESTERN AGRICUL-
TURAL Tool Co., $50 Dearborn street, Chicago. III.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
MOODY SANKEY.-The
A. ABOUT GARDENING.

For Home Use and for Market in ROOTS GAR
DEN MANUAL. Contains half rs much as $3.50
books on the subject. Sent postpaid for 10 cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

q a Q ask per day Send for Chrome Catalogue
DtU d. - J. H. Buffords Sons. Boston, Mass
ct - r Day at Home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
de terms free. Address TRUE & CO, Augusta, Me.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

Packages Farm Seeds, circulars of Blooded
- Cattle, Sheep Hogs Poultry Sporting Dogs. ETC.,
sent free for stamps N. p BOYER, Parkesburg, Pa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

Outfits E9OTPRINTs Sf the AGES, OR
--FREFA Book. Bible and ID House. CHICAGO.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

&plendTd House Rugs and Mats.-Agents
~ wanted. Sample Rug and instructions by mail 75c.
Monumental Mating Mfg Co. 80 Eutaw Baltimore
, 1876-01-04
VurOs 1u.ge siuI ~ tb,eA.

@@annouer. am 2. Ts3. nat ott
2auaeslyuooe lire Sleungen erOiuct.
SorlaufiJ lot lie bis 0tttle OiritS I)to.
na:s ibre S~eratburgca uu5oybn:a una
Oielelben o0nn i'll Sauuar bstnosn.
Dllenigen l9rtr Utit1lleocr, w;ld)e su
Der neu seblloctcu DtItttlpartsi gebOrsu
ooer li1 ibr anlhllebcn wo0eu, baltsu
icparate Parteiutriammlunscn 0b. Der
Gang unO Oas 9ttiu,tat Der @siammt.
perbanolunJcn miro pom Der Starte unit
sciitl9en 0tIQrIafeit Der lcetersn nibl
uaWclentllh b,cmf lBt werotn. Sa Den
parlitular,ltlldeu %reIien III man uatlr'
lld) BON oielcr neueu Ylrtei. Die in ibrsm
Yroaramme Der Sermlld)uus oeS &Irtli.
ldtn uno Pol,tllt,tn eutsessntr:tl. luenls
erbuut. Su bic bIsberise cnsc Ycrblns
oun9 Swil1en @sllentQum uuo Srtbo'
oogle miro yrcld)e 9cIe9t, bauer Ser'
oad)u5un9 eislcr gtmdb'gten G.enlents
Ill Ocn meifldm OrJautn.
GtfOnls VeorJ wirO bis Miltc Sauu,
at III Olarr = ptrluellfu mo crit Saun
sar Bortltsals oer Sur nadl plrls ;us
riidtslrcn. lin oicit .3eit wtrocn ald)
Die @OH9lA. Ger &rOnprIu; uIo Yrun'
sclltn Dlarp bort elntr, fen.
De Slnnoul'lA O.Sfouto> unS
Wedslerbait btren DnGttor SER
SreSlauer. riiber 4rocurant otr Vre.
III ! Ascntur Der N,eorla1iidlen 8ani
III Sidebur9 mar, ld)e,ni Nun bod Dem
St.dlal Der liquidation nId)t ;u cnt'
9egcl, pon Dem lie ldOn iii lnn9erer
Se.t beprObt mar. gu cller aM 20.
9tOu. ltaIt9clunOenen auberoro ntltd) IL
Notwithstanding wurOe Der arOBcrt
Sbslt DER poa Der %lquloatIon5parteI
cln9ebrahttn Statuienutranoerua1eu
mt 9iOBtr MaiOrtat anssnOmmcn.
Mebls. Strousbcro's &raA Pa,
am 19. %9tuucmber bic 0emclnocn
Wteblt, Scnrori, SlOenpori uub D t,rs
wuIo audi in srObe Auircyun9 uuo Die
Spartale Der Staot Glic in nidt &C..
rlnss Y~erlc9rnbtlt u,rlsst. IS blc6
namlitl. ouB III 6olse OeS Strousbers.
'ldtn Goneuriss DE Spartalis ;u gl;e
stnolbl9t Jet. lbre 3abInnsen eIn3uitcl.
len, uuo wer lid) bmucn 8 Stuuoen nidt
ssmclOtt babe. Defeu Anlprlds wiiroen
unbtriflihtlgt 9clalleu. Nui @runo
sellsn sroBe Nnire9aas III obtn 9snauu'
ten 0tmemoen. plmll6t nit Sa9cn
nno Gennen Dol Gmcm gum Gnosren.
Ani benz SabnqoIe 3u OterwalS iOl
cine iolds Mcnse scItanbtm babeu. baB
Der guar sna sHklts rsass 3RsaGei
, 1876-01-04
J Iaa1iId gepeC.ben.

1ewport, @.=S., /. San. Ser
9ampfer .@plus," Wd6er uorselicrn
BON bier nod @idforo abfubr. 1T i'm
SafcL bon @ifIoro ouf8cluufel. 9it
YuKaSi(re ipuroen idmmt!i1 gerettet.
Ser Stern ltedt i'm Shlammc, oNs 0pr,
bsrtbcil rast aug Den @ellen beruor.
@lbanp /. San. Ser SunocE.
2Ofal. Snipeftor, wclAer ernannt NOR
ben mar. nm Den untersan8 oes 9pfrs.
.sunnplioe" ouf benz Surion in or
9ta1t oes l. 9eSember su unteriuhen
bat Dem Gapitan Grant Seions bieGon'
Seilion auf Elm Sabr ent3osen. neil sr
ssr 3sit bss unfaUes ai4t psrl0nIi9 ouf
, 1876-01-04
GuB,unD.

2pnbnn, l. San. 9os ricuc Glrtu'
lar liter fliidti9e Stlopem, me!6ts o't
N%omiraIitdt erlolltu bat. crreSt chen lc
piel uusufrlcocnbelt, uls bas trubttr.
9is Nut,- g flaperei. @,ielltnit UNI hle
,Sirminebam- 9itsrol= aHpeiaslou' ha
hen sc9en 3nNlbe OILS lhmobIi1 tur
Dir N0tirn prptcltirt.
Qomoon, 9. San. Sic ~almts'
uno bic vYpil" miBbilli9en Den SeIebl
Der @pmilulltat III SsireIi Der HNNti9e'
Sfluuem.
, 1876-01-04
VI ntretb.

Ynris, /. Sun. Sn Der Totiprals
be, iummlung wu.Dc 9sltsrn bos perma-
le.ite Gpmitc 9eW1bit, r%dllelbc bcrcbt
aus Is Mtit9lltocrn D / Gmten mo II
Der q, 1tem. Mae nod 81 e%rleelgrnoen
Wtabre9eln murnen obne Gcbuile ongc=
nommcn. Ser S:rst9 b'AuolIcret Pas
,quicr bicIt barn ais Yorliger Of SNlnb
reoe. 81 iibrte Der Yrlammlung in
berebten Wprttn Dor, mas in DER lctten
Glbun9 erreiht woroen lit, pOroui or
bitlslbe b.s gum s. WdrS urrtuStc. 1ie
9epuiirtcn trsnuten lit untsr Dem Gu=
fe: .Yiue "a GEpnbliane."
2onoon. 3. San. Ser YoriietGors
respondent Der ~Slmts" melott, onB 9r.
Sbisrs Die domination fir Die Scgutu-
%tcntammer in @nl ntltnnes nnttr Der
Sroingung nngsnpmmen but, baB, lpeun
,er bon '8eliprt in Den Seuot erpdbls
iprrnen lollts, or upn Den umltinoeu &C.
Ieiist iperpsn wirh. wclbes Munout CT 81
.aecapiircn bat.
Morl6un Gnnrnbert fat pielc Nomi=
notlonen ausselNlugen, nm niNt 81
Gage sn fol men, en- elmer ieinbleIiSen
ScmonitratiOn seDen @lcMabpn tSeil=
a%unebmcn.
, 1876-01-04
Dem Ted mar. Ser S.otol- Gerlup be-
tr69t $65. 900

Dem Sed mar. Ser S.otol- GerluN BE-
trast $65.O
Nepart us, l. San. Ses iii:
ter Dem u .mcu .Samilton Worts@ be
fannie grnBe Is bduoc. in mtIdcm hI,
Slrma :. y8allb {: So6n eine Softer.
fabrlt beirleh, muroe gelicrn Wtor9el
onrb 8euer Serltolt. Wcrlult $4,000
4biIaoelpbio. /. Sun. Wor=
geltcrn NbsnO 10 uDr nerietb oas Set
Der 81 idbriaen 6rou R.htie, gr. l6lt
81 .daroitrabe. in 8ranD uuo Die cit,
Srau u%erbrannte.
Cincinnati, l. San. Sic nj.
bere untetlnduug o,s granbnnaliids ii
Ghttrptilt Sno.. uoou6 6rau @oropi
uno lbre brel &lrlStr nus Gtbtn fnmen
Illbrt gu Der Nnnohmc. ouB dc 6rou II
lbrt G.nDtr crmprnct murbtn, u.io o0l
bds Sans ane Silnbct wErbe, LIN D.,
Spu. Ell bcs 0crbrtdens Ill ptrDll6ed.
Der otl3ucfNfDrper mar ullgenlAslnlld
cine @elolammc su %cr!ouYen, iptlbf lidl
III bem 0anle btiano, inoem Die 6.nr
elnl9e Gage pnrber rinl Sub uno meDrtr,
Nderbau=9 w, rtScu9s pertnuit bate. Git
& 6eune unb bus Suls ~brannten olelt
5tlit9 ob. Veioe lleaen lp mtlt D cin=
unor entftrnt, oub DER Sronb o,s ellel
Beb> noes nidt wobl bic 3eritOruas Dc:
nnoern sur Spl8c babtn tp.,llte.
Memphis, |. San. Nm Mlttpnd
Ahrnb murbc Carroll Button ia Mah=
hnlpD's 2nonnb ouf DER Snirl Nr. AZ
npn Snd Stlnlon erihul]en uoryeitcr:
erlbpb Som Button, Gin NtfIe oes 81
mn,celeu. een Stlnipn. Gie Spci Yt
1mter. mcld)e Den Stin]nn utryaItttcl
purhen lblpeg D~rruro,t.
Baton Rouge. 3d.. /. Sun. 2tm
l,sttn Sdmlto9 nnro>u in Mandpn IL
Tsrlpnen BET elnem Dif 9i!l0en W1oli,
psr9littt. 81 NeScr S,pp SprIJgs II.
Die Nc3erin 2t55ie Nlbarolun wurosd
. rbultrt uno m0hr no il nod Dem Ge=
ldngnln 9cbruhl mtroen %lolltcu, purptl
Ne Den Seomttr enlrijjrn rro Ou: Bt.u=
enSlmmcr Ill tintm Soume nuIJctauplt.
g8a Der 1ltana bInaetommen 1T. n:,l
Nismano.
8alue o II, 1. San. s. It>rnNlpr
acn brnnitc i'll Maeo Maribau g. CIR
~ 6, pIert ob. Strluli $4,000.
San Sranciscr, l. SUI. en-,
9cpclhe msloet, oaB orel @9mpo9ait'u
umerlfanilb der 6 ipalerit cincu StrtiI
SuJ scDen San 9iaiaeL M%riipna. mNh
ten, no lie ousiaaoen. oaB bic Ieuolu-
tlo"drt li4 na0 SoLpra, u r. suriid
9cSegel. Yesquitras SruppM lpl,i.
ar3 tebuult babcn.
, 1876-01-04
lsueItf trh9r. ye f)nfh.
3 eulittano.

Berlin, i. Sauuar. Sic nNnro=
Scutl6e 3tituns" lost, bic 3'sl'r"na
,ueroe bemudd1t sArlltc tbun, nm Den
@e1fuuf omc,itonli6er 9pttor-G 'ploms
in 9cui]9lano gu uertiei'n.
9plen, i. San. Scr Sll6tf BON
GoIen uno @ncler. welhcr fiji Stlb llbsr
5iibrt muroe, Die &lrhcngeleBe uaerttrs
ten All bubsu, uuh Su 6 Mouaten 9atl
nsrurtheilt pproen lit. wnlDe pcrbattti
uno ins @eIdngnib gcl1idi.
, 1876-01-04

rities tslitirf. y. 'rorat u6 Ger musrl ea
aneritont'hei are FNo> Wy tTirt, lit Gin olHa
Asines E'ebtinsdts:r0nt Ger g. trchnsr ess @ebin
ks non 4'tu, Mtrifo une histiuEm &aIiferril
no Gle f'fanie rotlt uHo ctSeiNt. Sic eertieen
her;ts r%etommHnlisen eaTtt9s tcfintis oils els
,stimutant une Siuretit N alen Stants
fciten, reId)e 'olds Mtittct eyft: den eincr Zee
Eieeutf" mcr etrtIbtn, Wdhrtno elmer Tunereiit
NirD MeIItc uno Saliernil rer eiNipel alhrtn
irtielt cor eiNcrl ipanl'dtN G'ptts uuttf fcM Giss
fEl Ger @~crfdnhsenhcit ms Dritinri:8tEW Der
suSertinvre. Tit @ioertN mtr etNtlhcu pTtdren
Is esE, olnc, icirta NuhlI5uR in Der c~YTmrurt Dat
Kin anertannGtr ni'ertb ca &C. StNs t.s 0iGtn
Oceans, eurd, Gtbrard, ar e;r atantithen &iie
El,iccrt rtret, "a &c i~htriuOt fno. hlb HE Is
5eimittri ais Gin Mehlthatcr e.. Misntbrtit Gill;
hit Gtne mitNblrea @iceulh r'ttH srmcitn
@ c,n.,, ,GrNreL @.ut, Grrniibsr %Naumati0mds,
htiYenta s.3aftrilbt, StltuIcnt, Solid, Ohtruts
hanen ee, HlNf, her sticrtn rno uriHars OrQane;
aeeen GUSpspIil uno aIoemsins G dMpadjs lmp IN
eagca. no tis esbsnstra'te ~ Gintea ~ascrl'ter.
in kin St5raub mp Griolo tGIslben tsahs"aa
MiraeulTs unb miibcrtrelFtn,
Tie Mitrisonsr balten cs fir gin cbfehg,: nc.
tic so'ilmittl ron z tur9IIs.
Q @ebraud)s 4. Wstptisna.
- elm Siuretit sinsn GflSII p9G IN sn..n
&sinoal ne rca 'laerco0er preilnlI ee6 gags, par
Ar :Mahltit. ais Gin Gtimultnt ron sinsn
kalhsn eIs ~ tintn' aantn SScinolait p0u tslt Gin
Eenio G0aHes 70 e't nlS ~nStia.--
eraminire cen Gicesl auf Gem Gtepru foyot6i
;a uro t~bsr,ust ID, aes eaNsIDs por0sr auGa
ptroGen.
aare' ;,uiS miro rer cs,. etSnsnasra Sic BIZ
ttrsn 3 alden ui9 aiGR bsyaDtL penr oiSslas
shLd ssbr.dt rt seen>
, 1876-01-04
Gpunlen.

Mobrib. l. SanMar. 81 Grpni-
5ta." bas Mlnlter. Organ, be9anptrt
bob General SoUellor. Der neuernanni,
@enernl= gopitdh ppn Cuba, .llcn NGib
brGuheu olf Der Sniel Gin Gnoe MAIDEN
miro. @r miro @le, mel@e iiA elm Der
eeben 81 S6ulosn fpmmen lulicn. pbn,
&iidfdt Der Yeripn Sur Ieraniluortuno
jiebcn.
, 1876-01-04
SIrtei.

Con tantinopel l. 5on. Sc
scnwdrtig 16peten Mnterbonciunsen
nit Oeitrei6 i'm SetreiT hes Suues elmer
birefien gilenbabn Suil@en @ien uno
Gontantinppel.
, 1876-01-04

DR.. 8. .. Soote, 100 2eriuston Gpe.
Cor. 6, este Ctr, Iep gort, ala uuab.
bdI19i9er Gr5t, bcbouSclt ale grtcu 6 t II.
iiber &rantbeiten ulo empidrqt
Bricfe aus alien Gbeilsu Der cioiliirteu
@clt.
0ur6 bic origiueIte 8eife in Der gus.
iibnn9 icincr meoi3inti den Sroris
be9onoe!t er 5ublreide Eatientcn in europa,
@efSnbie1, Canada unb in iebcu
Stoate Ger @ereintgtcu Stanteu.
griefide G%ouiultationan nuentueltlid,
@eber RiHeralien rod Ifdblide g1au;en
9ebraud]t. 8einabe 10000 Yatienten ,uur.
ben in ben letteu 20 SaJren bebanoelt,
Sober Sail Mrs ~cinsein ior9fdltig r~cgiiirirt.
OBJ bricfli6 ober prri6nlid. Of bon bern 2pctor
ielbit ODER ieiHeu 9ilfSdr;ten. 2ettcre iiab
eae tpiiIeHidoitIid 9%ebiloete MeSi5iner
Aire Tsatienten, tperdje eutfernt ,po6nem,
srbaltcn eine anSiiibrlide Sra9eliite franco
per Dot poer i'll 9oltie. Gin polfduoi9es
ipitcNotilAcs Gintrugen in ben 8idcr1,
ocr1itoert Tebler ODER Srrtbamer. Die
Saher tperoen nut bon heu angefelten
Ger3teA 9c6finct.
@e9ea Sragsliite ODER anbertpcitise Con.
iIltstioneA e~breiiire nan ME folst:
DR.. e. 3. FOOTE,
mor 1893. ncm soorp
, 1876-01-04

User 1000 tuiftige Selchrurssa iiber ben
nenid)lidlen G0rper feuucn lsruen mill, bon
osneH CT friiber feline Gbuuug sebabt, ber
lee ~Sffene 8oltsipradeu NIB g. e.
lumber Enthusiastically" Elm
"erlliinft'gcs Sud- fir ucritduOiss 9sute u,b
eth gut's gth fir Seoer.narl1. Gus bent.
ieIbtn f0nncn lchruielc guden selerl,t ,uerScu,
tpeld3e Die me!ltcn 0eute i;9 seliren bonn
SolSarSte gu eriragen. Sn9altS=Ger.
3eihntb bcS @rrfeS franco per Wofi IN
lsbe beliebi9e aorelie. @tan iurnoe iit) %:
GInrrap SSiG Yerrags-&anoGanA,
l29 Gait %. Ct, Stem g)ort.
, 1876-01-04
Ole f1InDkur

q bsittmrat. Sas san3e bisb rise 9eiIu'rtAbreu inns
Sop4aS rn6 eur4 81 n'bmcH pom ~@oEtuIDer
EtwtttI : re yen ,,aetr 3eit4 q en-. no bic aranfbeit
y en- Gts bat, pie ii { lie list, INT ~ elsiacr
; It Bet9en ie bic ec3enstroit tes WeniGtn on.
aanfenoe fEo II ben Iebten spei Sobstu ir Der
sSSs.SnlGa: "a StaGtOn Str 2 n Port. se9sitt
aerste uno Apot4t ~ Gts ?obbaS,r u~nssri9eiren
tb pom ano'ren Saot,u baolg3, 5nB le brett oui
pie Srdntbctt e%tnpirtcn, u . ben trduten Stof ents
ierncn, IN ipeelber worm ct Ga3 gum 8oridein
tomm, 81 gnb eiu @rr5retranoss pber 4usi6eis
enn9ss Groce6. Der Rransbeif5toie. Sober Rranse
riro BET Der anrsnbya9 81 fer Gus fo;ul1aer Iein
;t9sner First. gsenn 3smeno bur3b t fe sdosr ses
stno mad Der tisb RIG n &eitmrtboSs bic Iiitet
s'oobnli6 9eidhrlt9er iirS als bic &ranfbeitI,(bIt,
nIe ~ tsrs e 'ana 5 Ser ff-upoa:er !Sran,s
O5tIei9 HE supsdser e4, sransseitcr. inu.rfi6
nnS a4btrii5, ~turirea, 70 lnb bob Die @trtunstn
Oct loisenb n Srontbeiten, beiouoers wtrn fe {b
no3 ta eeuteN 5 itence T. .iinoeu, gang aubcrorSents
10; H,sber ,slOlt 9,spent 'nnp 3ppbusf,ber.
furi: kaIss nnS Observation-Disclosures MIR
beiopb, RI lei iuns,n eeuisn u I'M erjtea StoSium.
sero6bnii9 t.i1t turirt. % i.simdt Rbea:
; ,satism sass, v srS IN 81 icy; i@n & ssssilaa;
tpphIt1it f,c &rantpeiten in ieosm ,srobe. 8.i
d "au &rantbei,en, 8ranomsaSen, @es
IONS sft @eropbeIn &C; III Die @irfun9 cine
pi0sltdsf q ore. stur sn eao N birrsid.nS,
gsntrchs 10 io9snannts &arns eber
sSaf 'sr"E" in 1901 unbeifsac' 6roufbcitl
Eu tfN orbe.'t y | ser T Srontbett oebet q
Z sent bsa @f'rn0ies nit ieSeD = abe 6ur3 beu
Gte @N r. viru 'sn,esV uIoes .ocrben mad
10 N qlus TN Gcuse u. init. Scr ~ Ia b,s
Soses Buffers IL %, Der bt5 GinHsbme : Qnlper3
g. Man Iafe f9 cine 8,eidrre Us 7 bic post,s
b ssShi4sr D0sr Ssuti4er GprG9e i9iden.
FIR, Rauchfuss.
~ EXQrtpu Ctr. (Dox tSNal
, 1876-01-04
pleonlpnt 4 Arljngtp!
gsteas Dgrhbsruugs- GeGu(1er
bon Aid'mour, Ba.

SieIe Wehl,datl y I III y ihr neu,e.
ffg tfs trauem = He ltte, wdf tes 4a,
| . Ste Str., ,SoaeS.