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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-22
CAIRO & VINCENNES r. r

THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Evansville. Indianapolis. Cincin-
natl and Louisville,
RUNNING THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
The Shortest and Quickest Line to
Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York,
Making C.ose Connections with tie Past
Naii'' 10 the East.
, 1876-10-03
MANITOBA.
An Insltan Scare.

Spsctni Dispasch 10 7ne Tribune.
WINH1rEu, MAN., Oct, 2.-TwD hundred Sioux
warriors from Fort Tottcn, Devils Lake, Mon
lana, nrc expected early tb!s week 10 visit the
Chippewa Indians Mt the Eoscuu Reservation,
on the 1le,l River, Manitoba. They sent tobac-
co aomowccks ugo. Their object II not definite
ly known. There is mitch anxiety lest tho
Sio,ix, among whom there arc some hobtilcs re.
ported, sllt,ula raid pc1nhina anil outlying Amer.
lean settlements on their way back, after pre-
curing supplies and ammunition. The Koscau
Indians arc tlsatfertetl towards the Americans.
TIC American steamboat Mnnlnha, on her
last trip to Winniwg. had some dispute a!out
wood supplied while passing m Indian villago
rifle wns fired n. the officers, The 6nll
passing close to the wllgcl-liousc. II Is
icarrd tl.at q combination Of the two
tribes means mischief TO settlers ~ minnesota
anil Dakota. The garrison At rcmi,na has been
reduced to thtrty-ii"c men, npd is practically
ttcfensctcss. The local press suggests sending q
Government Agent with nil escort of troops
from here tn the Council nj Ro*cau to slesnaHd
assurances from the Eioux that they will conf
init no hostile acts On their return ~ american
territory. No later rcpurts nllout buffalo,
Tile proclamation of the new Government OF
the Northwest under the act Ut the last session
is daily expected.
tratcs, nrrlvcu yesterday. The na,nc Of the new
Lieutenant Governor IL not yet announced. AL
the official staff Of the new territory will leave
for Battle Ford, on Battle River, Saskatchewan,
this ialt. L!cut.-Gov. Morris Is expected to ar
rive tomorrow from his rsaty-lnalflng expedl-
tion III tho Northwest.
An Indian Inns brought In n report that tho
hnlf-bseels settled ncar Cypress Hills nrc Ieay
Ing IN consequence Of anticipated hostiiittcs on
account Of the Sioux having murdered four
mountvd policemen. We cannot voueh for the
accuracy Of this story.
The Hon. D. A. Smith, who Ia now belicrcd
will bc the, new Governor Of Manitoba, not
Northwest Territory, 1enycs for Ottawa to.
morrow.
It now appears that the ammunition which ar.
rived last week Is consigned to Col. Richardson
probably to bc given to tho Blacl;fcet to rcpc1
Sioux attlcka.
, 1876-10-03

Association wnt It's founders Intended II slionld
speculative stock concern, the following named
Directors Dt the Association. c,ustttut-
Ing q majority of the ilonrt', have
withdraw, t!lc:r newspapers 1rum the
Into d new sss,e1atipn to he known as the Ma
tIunnl Associated Press, whose 0,lly obIcct will
lie II, aupp1y the news of Tho wnrld u any anil
all newspapers desiring It ttthroug'loutt the United
SLatrs anil Canatina.
Tho telegraph companies, ,Ah1c companies, and
agents for n full and reliable seryIcd from all
parts OF the world.
The National A.sH1atcl prrsa will commence
operations on Huntlny, the ssrst NJ October.
Willtnn, .. Somcryillc. hitherto General
Manager Df The American Press Association, lns
been engaged ~ Manager. We ask the co.
operation of newspapers Interested In free trade
I'll t;cWs.
, 1876-10-03
ANOTHER COMPLAINT,

10 fft Ea!!oF a. T6e IT1tHHF
DEa Mn;NEs, ID. Bept. nIk What ia the rensnn
you cann0t supply III With THE Tribune hero In
lea lonoa: liaf Of Tho time VIC cunt,ot yet copy
unless you a.e On hand early IT, the morning, hut
jcans don't want that Kind Of paper. Cunt yon
supply tho donsand, OF what IL tue Mattor "mlt :"
you. 4 ltEruAtIcAh.
Tho news,lcalcrs In Des Moines procure thcIr
Chicago papers from the Chicago Western News
Company. Let our complaining correspondent
apply to the ncwsdeaier hu patFon!!tcs for an
explanation Of the scarcity Of Tn1ausEs on his
counter, aud more than that, let hin insist upon
being supplied with the papcr Of his choice.
, 1876-10-03
Tcnnyson's Dental of LonEfcllow's Request.
fOudgu T}n<a

Mr.. I.onsfc!low has been occupying Ills lcis-
ure for sous time hack with making u collection
NJ poems illustrative OF tho chief localities In
different countries. Tho first volume, which
will appear shortly, relates to this country, and
It Wilt form Il poetlral gu[dc-book to Its places
Of interest. The poems VI several living writer's
aru iavludc,l III the collection. AS matter u
almost rs n,atter Of course, 1t has been Ernnt~
ell III nit cnscs hut onr, the sole refusal having
regard to the poems of Mr.. Tennyson. 1t Is hi,
posshu to Imagine IN what way the Poet
Laureate or lis publishers would be injured had
Mr.. Lnngfellow's request been granted.
, 1876-10-03
A QllESIllh.

n the ENiinr Qy TIE TribUne.
MELVIN, ILL.,, Sept. 30.-Cnn you tell ns through
your paper how many OF tho prisoners at Joliet
Republicans mud how maay Democrats, Yours,
respectfully. JOHN H. TiIoNrnnS.
Wo cannot; but they are undoubtedly Ttldcn
Reiorn,ers BY IL large majority, II We arc allowed
to Judge by those who nrc discharged on expira-
tfon OF term.
, 1876-10-03
LICK.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 2.-Thc funeral OF
james Lick has bcon postponed TIL Wcdncs-
day. II Is now asccstalned tllat the deceased
expressed desire to he buried on the summit
Of Mount Hamilton, the site Of the observatory
provided for by his fund. One John Lick, II fs
believed, Ia ab0ut TO become the liclr. In re-
sponsc to telegrnms, members VI the Hoard q
Trustees express conhdenca TINT no effort will
be tuale by him to break the trust decd.
, 1876-10-03

oil there arc left. Eight strong, nblcbolictl
inrnl-iinthds havc gone UvcF jordan, Mnd
white man's bullets were what sent tlctn IN
r. s snS a ons' no yas ns nfn Ms c o III t9o or s ="
reason 8, the world, NJ tols,l ever i!n1 ont,
uhlcss Il WINS bccn,.sG llu wni IN d-n free
,tggsr." Another WIS shot by policeman, III
Ailats on six,stay r. Another mot was H. a.
ca,isc he Inalu lsatlical srecclIcs, aud 80 On.
tell you, fir, II hears sInr.l on Tic oil nnn--
the lhralcr lccaHsc mono pf !la liare eyer tried
r. do bit st%nd ~ tic ns al tn41'c a,c
rricc to my f"r freedom, a'il' Il I,,,,'s we
20 back Into voluntary s1avcry, Or else s,,
leave lc culintry. Tho willie 'nGn 70 not talk
negroes to do, and they tell ne that u HAYES y
clevtrtl thu White. c.LeaQuers will make tho lust
negro cm!grateor slyn ltfc-lsase contracts. llow
inauy negroes liayc occn Killed TO ny KNOW.
Christmas week tho Ku. KIux Killed two wousen
and four children out Of one calEn. We llnvo no
heart to work, for wo don't get as mich ior
ol,rsclvrs as we ltl when WI wcro slares. Tho
men who own tho land also control tle nlcr::
ant' s1oM ow x0 as III Il u Re. Gs % .s"nsfs "sfo
!a'sls q eorn yet th's spfiE tey made % mc
ear. When told thc merchant TINT u took
three llalt-.Rl1eIs Of cur earn to mike b,lshci
lie sntn tic Ra.lira! Congress had cl'anEnd the
R,cusurr. and 70 | couldn't help inysclf. Arc
tl,ere any Wh!te-Leaguu negroesl Yes, lots OF
tle'u. They aro ,l'ostly sadlle,eolorsd nc.
grocs who were botly.scr'anis during slavery,
and can rcad md write. Tho Southern white
incn hive these tcllows going nIght and Jay
,alklng to tho colorcd people, and you would
hnrtlly believe some Of the stnrics they
TIL. Henry 11ilIyer, White. Lcaguo cn.i-
ddato fur the Legislature, has got ,lo o,lo
of his nll servants n,tt working for him. The
other day Tint a niger" had tic tnipudence to
tell the That IT Ttdcn WIS elected tic luvcv1l-
ncut would I.ay slave l.ollcrH III full Tor oil sis
slaves they held ut the time Of tho proclamation,
aud TINT then the s!ave wo,sld ret half Of tl,ut
amount for l'imscltl lie Is telling that to
lgnornnt co1ored people, utl I expect sumo VI
thrm witt 6.licye hin. Wil they Jet the colored
people vote tllc Republican t!ekGtl Ycs. where
thoy can't lrlp themselves; TINT Will l,c
where tho WhItc-i.nacltcrs llare thr
control no cDlorcd- Republican viii dare
10 vote for 11ayes. know u great many col
urci men living about CartcrsYtle who don't
Intend trying toyotc.
, 1876-10-03

ftO LEAsE-FOH 4 TERM or YEAls. LOTS PIX
Il, WARD. RoUn " metropolitan block
, 1876-10-03

wANTED-NuALE HELP.
nooKkcopcr@, CicTks, eic.
;;yssa 4 E'1ESGS*s i. sn is s,'.s
Trnncx.
II 5ass H@ s"'sS.
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5a:s { Lo e % HssSsseN
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;ssss! xssSS ,is'!;5! MSES!
WtS1a;s9aAw Ia !; s9a WI ] M.l.sn;s s!SHNAkE Fo' nEFA
Wflfi55F1'11fi li5FF ! !. 7'ssEn AT 's'o sT1TE'sT: H.
Coachncn, Tennxtcrs, etc.
sso s5s,S '!oa TO DRIVE EXPRESS At
Employment Agoncacs.
\VA;STEp.s1o@oMESm .s @ m roR GHAyEf. rnh1N, GnAp.
bE~ T. Esa III e so ss issf: X s fare
yVAs:sTEn1:-:ILAnls,.InaE:Rs ron nA1lM6An. SAW:
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s:ss a:3' s'' f e.? 's'ss II s,'s ss
fsf ~ as IT, GAsssa Aae''
IIJAsrEp-TMo YEARS o. STEADY UsK has
feE & :s &c:
tH III + 5sn TSpaa !Sp Saah Geao H.
e; XI;ASTF15sAIE55iFS5TWa Is siiicAG9 1aD
nd nj ~ s';'" inr III"
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x3; i Az ! s X. TN iI
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Aa9',os.. e!sem =, eos@sk a. ~
Ssc Ae2ks
9s9 S;,s 59,s!e9SSs = s;iesS 9aSe
P*r wy. .ApPly !; nsiet, Il EGb5Eiiiiiff
III : : :sss. i IL ,s1 a. 77SE .55
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Y1rAsrEp.A Yoysa NAN 70 pi1vR pE11v::
WSLAMs4 O., ,urr lfianSesv. Apply A' ss'ih
3VAS7E6-MES d sell. TiiF DEFIANCE SAFE;
S:ns$ ;in Ss!sSs s
m4enoH % ~ tanieG A hhyrs ana nieM ntstuseS netdes'
, 1876-10-03

A Ill CAslt-lil0l!EsT rltlCE PA1p For DOORS,
~ magazines. n,nttc htttr0Scnpe1 and yteHA 1t A.
CHAPlE'S, vi south Glask.tt. -
, 1876-10-03

lQ0KSES AND CARRIAGES.
i AuCTi1NSTUEsDAYs. TiiUHspAYs AyDsAT.
~ Ntgy*-iOrtrs eaTraGcs. Inl harness. asNclalty.
NJ " EBEnX d Co Ids nHl IDs Eass Hn7hnEtonst.
Amrle time given 10 test NIL horhee tud under
FAAtec. Stock on hand NJ priv ats sale.
LAI!oE ASSORTMENT FII,sT.cLAss SECOND:
- 1na ce1SsnS e vs,afa: fsr @ sr
soa o. eu wi "asc sd
sa sss s 81 rsSs sss o'a'F
Ii0R RsALE-A CAfs-L(lAp or 1tOiiSEs, j JURT FROM
tle country, warranted AunId. and ott week TRIAL
grcu: E.an OF carrue l0rsea 10 hands hlsh, Nhe
Stsr: horses, plust bo s,ld 70 pay advances: VIA
Ecl sever tor and orcn huEsiea and two secondhand
tis wtck; t"d sGcond .hani suckaways Euod newt
four rha.tnnt MrorIy new; two tIano,box bugstca.
leat one .le: srrnx tor h9sxy sds " !cnnoysr. "
' I:ssiss os ii. nus fur son grocery Wagons swo
democrat TaEons ~ c1lTea' waEons ~ Kinds u har.
sasons ., stcs waSons to ies 81 lhe Jay q Weck sis
t!Utxes amt 6uEEes 70 act Cheap MoacY ndsRnccd
horses. haGyies and harness m Ha sure TO came alu
~ sGsE vi VIII ~ e. o9' IA
StAtc.st, .... 49,
you WANT Y0Ui CANN1A0Es. nUG0IEs on
TINS saisi,ss .Eop II wsh.s stoek Kun On band ~ '''
MaYvILLS NEW r ATTEisS 4:KEAT RocKAWAY
~ tutt rcsiycd; 1ls9 ~ gooh n A.sott1nTnt or liRht
WASTEn-To DTY, GOOD u sFS0Sp;llAXD ;;!
WILL SELL CHE Al. F0I CASH, Oh TRADE FOR
Arrly ut ~ neafboEn.st.
IVANTED-N NICE YOUNG. SOUND Horse 0I;
At GeJ Wcst Malls0n.Ft.
, 1876-10-03

At fernando, Miss, on the 10Th, m ineipicnt
riot between the raccs was qucsed. During the
War man named Woods WIS engaged In run
ming negroes from before tho advancing Fed
cral lines into Tcxas. Lately one Of those
negroes came back home, mud meeting Woods,
shot him OIL sight. Tho whole uclghborhood
was In arms at once, hut on closer iRvcsttga-
ploy oi liz Ainrslmil trs1as} White League, and
10 10 was let go linpui!lshcd.
A white rau ual,,ed hathaway, on the same
day, was killed by q Whtc.Leagus negro ut
Monroe, La., und tile entire white tlsebel) popu-
acqusttal at tho hands Of Confederate negro
Just!cc.
mention these two Incidents to show that Il,
all the murders the political complexion Of tho
principals Ia the only thing taken Into conslera
uvn. Ergo; II thu ueHfocs Were all Democratic
, 1876-10-03

'f'O HEST-lE EVANSTON AT OSE.THl1.D TIE
1oo G VIII se e. es5rsnis TT low n:aEs. Il On Sr ig
hlyanca Or for mHnthly pnyntchsa. e.. J.. H''JNE.
loo - Exchange building. toncr Of Wash!ts.Vn oud
clark.s.s,
, 1876-10-03


1sEltSOyAL-I, 8, GOIl5IIALI. PLEASE GALL
/ tU.iu0Tfpy uu j. u. AUAlle w WaslluXl0a.Ae
, 1876-10-03

n1AE0s AT ACTUAL COsT-WR ARE ACTUALLY
L ceu 81. our entire stock Just What xs paid for
aud other riano4 LETT. W. L. NlXuS, noFthxest
corner state kuGa AIIns. st.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30
HlBRRO DEL DOCTOR GIRlRD.
PROTOXALATO DE HIERRO
aprobado poy la academia de nsedicind
DE R.Is.

La Academia de Medcina de Paris es uno de los
euerpos sabios mas avaros de recomehdacones y de
estlmulos tanto que hace va algunos que nngun me-
dieamento nuevo habia poddo consguir apr0baeion
Los Sres. medicos deben acoger marcada benevo-
lencia las pocas preparacones que han mereeido tan
alta distinction creemos presarles u verdadero SER
vico sxtractando 10 sguiente del Boletn de Ia Aca-
demia.
La Academia juzga que el protoxalato de hierro
presentado por el doctor sGIRARD, esta namado
prestar grandss sericios aaerapeutca pues posee la
propedad npeya demo restriay sendo casi insipido,
es tornado con guso por los enfsrmos cura radical
mente en d6sis de 10 90 centigtanos diarios, la
coros;s La anenid la ksteriG todas las afecciones
que reconocsn por causa la pobreza de la sangre.
Ademas es un reconstituyente heroico que devuelve
rapidaente las fuerzas perdidas por Las convaecen
cias las debilidades de- temperamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30
Intermediates de pecho!
EE 'ea'sassasas af1Siit ,'il 3
Jarabe de.hipofos6to de cal
GRIMAUnT Y q. farmaoeuticos de Paris.

Sabido hoy dias que 81 fosforo Ia cal son bar
ses esencales de todo producto destinado reconstu
el ORGANISING cicatrizar los tuberculos del pnlmon
paraciones e efecto dsbdo, necesaro que go
cen de una pureza absolute, condicion que pinguna
puede realizar tan bien como la nuestra, cuyo
director centco 81 lustre qufmico DR.. Leconte
tedratco de la Facutad de Medicinal preparador en-
el Coegio de Francia. .. Il
Los Sres. medicos y los enfermos que tengan ben
compar nuestro arabe con todos los eonocidos hasta
eda podran menos de dare senpre la preferenca mas
absolute, pues la efcaca de accion nfnitamente
superior la de todos los deas la curacion de las
intermediates pumonares
Calma la tos, hace desaparecer los sudores noctur
nos cura las bronqHits los catarros la consuncion Ia
tislsy corta la febre enta que destruys las ferzas
enfermo. s..ofs II -oerag{ !.T,Tssss4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30
HOTEL 7 BANGS DEL. 'DNVlRSO.

FL qae suscrbe dueno de dicho estableclm aaso paz
tcipa sus muehos amigos constautes
de esta ocalid2d del EXTERIOR que sguiendo en- su
continue desvelo por introducr 81 ssryico rato
mesa de su casa, todos los adeantos que s son com
patibes, sin perdonar ningnna case De sscrcio pars
anener nalterabe 81 credito de que viene disfratan
do por bondad de sus numerosos parreauanOs; y con
tando don un ,suioente n1mere de c6mOdas ventila
das habiacones, espacioso y fresco comsder ,
dependencies para todos los servcos de Ia
casa, np omitra medic aguno para dear eomplacido
todo CLIQUE ss digne honrarle asstenc O. Call'
de Tetusn, .ndm. Puerto Rico 81 de A. Aoao d.
184-Onofre Nooau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30

ben necesitan iugo g4strco para poder asimlarse
al orgalismo. E qua hoy ecomeldamos u p6hlioo e
quidO no tene gusto nj sabor de hero ennegrece
los dientes, c6lS sg hsimila ihmSd no pro-
duce ninguno de los malos eectos que antes habla-
mos
CURARAP1Dk kYsEGURAMENTELos = CoLoREs PA
LIDOS, La CLoROSIs X LA DEBIIlDAD, regulariza e
MENsTRUAc1oN y aydda vigofosanents las cdNvAs
LECENCIAs dificiles; una laiabra; es 10 panacea
sa Ia pobreza della sangre, u msdcanento que entO-
ma de Ia mansra snergica Ian fuerzas abatdas p
las fatioas 6 ardores del china.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30

dla s&ldfa d6 Ia daDana 81 VapOr res
!, De Puerto-Plata 81 10y llegara
Ia Mayagiex al IL. 4
De Mayagiiez 81 II y llegara 4
Aguadilla 81 Is. S. Z. +
De Aguadilla 81 13 J llegar& Puer-
tto-Rico el IA:
De Puerto7Rico 81 IA y llegar& {
tSan- Thomas 81 Is. i S
NO.
j De Cuba 81 % , llegara 4 Baraooa
al23.
De Baracoa 81 % , llegarG & Gibs
Ira el %. s
De Gibara 81 "a J llegaraa Nus
vista 81 %. ay,as5s 49, & !, !
Ds Nuevitas el q } llegara & Ia Ia
abans 81 ~ por 4 ma1ana tam
pI&0o.l fgsssN III :Fffs ssSIs-seessYi fi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30


! De Puerto-Plata 81 27 y Iegar&A 1
Mayagiiez el 28. -
| De Mayagiiez el % y llegarA &
Aguadillas el 20.
De Aguadills el29 y llegara 4 Puer-
to-Rico al 80.
De Puerto Rico 81 80 J legar& {
San Thomas el I: sa 5 as
B NO.
De Puerto Plata 81 6 y llegara &
Cuba el 8.
De Cuba el 8y llegara & aBaracoa 81 8,
De Baraco el9 y yllegaraa Gibarael10
De Gibara 81 10 J llegara Nuei ].
tas el II. ..aa1 rs a
De Nuevista 81 II y llegarA 4 Ia Ha
bana Ell 13 por Ia ma1lana temprano.
q :
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NURQl. LINBA DE- VAPORRS. RSPAlotR2s !.

GNTRE AIvERPOOI4 PUERTO.R1CO. ~
Poncen aeenirsn bac;anao .n.
IL ""0'0N"o
Para detae, White Formau Comm an
aimAr C
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J. !. . V'7aporcs Y E1spanqles
z - ~ - 81 .seHae# =
BhqRR LIVERPOOL Y PuHRTO-RICO.

Los vapores 'Puerto-Rioo" y Ponce" 81
guen ssu g carrera desde Liverpool para los varios
puertos de9esta Isla! g. aI s-. .h @.s@.
|! Par. informes referirse & los Sres. White,
Forman y = de Liverpool "a los repre-
|sentantes. Latimer y 9. 8 San Juan.
|---Sres Llauri Borda y c, ,Mayaguez, Wiie-
chersy c. Ponce. a.s9 s,a.,..a Y : -
6fsfsA1a1 1E7a3F s7' -1--
Isgltimo o.iano del per1 $50 tonelada.u.
1 Unico dep6sito en "a lsla, lslsa, almace do Llau-,
II Borda1 Comp i .,5' y I':1,, 3,
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2 Perfulne,rI'fla| 81 Victor'iiIa!a, 70 'iI!a
RIGAUD Y COMP. !
s, rue Vivienne, Paris

q ;tg PROHlUCTOSs sYLANGYLANla n
extraid0de Ia Unona odoratissisa perfume mportado
dc Manila y exclusivamsnte preparaao para nnestra
casa 4.s< n .4a<f.3 slfgg esSFS s. xss
Extraoto de Ylangy lang; Ramilete de Manila: Jabon
81 Ylangylang; Pomadaal Ylangylang Aceite de Yan-
gylang; Cosmetico de Yangylang Aqua de tdcaAor dc
Ylangylang; Polyos de arroz de Ylangylang; Cold
Cream de- Hlangylank. s99Ik9 tgli SDs 1911 Dls]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-30
BNFIRMHDADESs SsDE Los Minus i.
efCHR e3eo0T }a cfsv ~ aIl
JARABE DE RABAN NO l0DANO
De GRIMA ULT iaymac6utico en- Paris

Reemplaza admirablemente el aeeite de bacalao y
tiene sobre las inmensas ventaas siguientes:
d6sis igual contiene iodo, que aquel todo e muu
do (sobretodo los ninos) 10 toma sin la Tep@g
7sGisci0. s.s -, -,.. = ar,,p y
Els uno de los agentes mas poderosos que Sc conocen
para modfcar los temperamentos nfaticos rra rapi
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-12
NoyE1, ART FxFInrTToN Ar IA

NOVEL ART EXHIBITION AT ANTWERP.
An exhibition of modern paintings is
now open at Antwerp. It is remarkable
for an innovation which has made a
great stir in the artist world-the rieor-
Gus exclusion of all pictures represent
ing the nude. So unprecedented pro-
test against the feshy school of art
seems out of place in the city of Reu-
bens, and is, OF &C Irse, attributable to
clerical influence. The Communal Coun-
Gil have expressed displeasure at a rule
so little in harmony with continental
tastes, and which may be held account
able for SO many of the best Belgian ar
fists abstaining from contributing to the
exhibition. But they have 10 power to
interfere, the whole arrangements being
in the hands Of O committee. Connois-
seurs gather round few really good
pictures, but mediocrity predominates,
and. on the whole, the exhibition is dis
appointing An s'Intereur d'Atelier, :"
by Munkacsy, a French artist, Is the
chief attraction. At musical festival
at Antwerp, Benoit's "Oorlog" WAR
was much applauded, althoug the execu-
ton was far from perfect.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-12

KISSING EDWIN BOOTH. San Fran
cisco paper relates the following: Edwin
Booth is proverbially opposed to having
his private trumpet blown, but little
incident of his overland trip is too good
to be lost. It seems that in the same
parlor car with tie tragedian and his
family was a lady more remarkable for
the loudness of her style than for herre-
inement. She repeatedly stated that
she would give hundred dollars to kiss
Booth At Omaha q poor emigrant at
tracted the attention of the travellers as
they returned to the car after dinner.
He had started for California, but had
been robbed while asleep. Booths eyes
fell upon his gorgeous admirer, who was
near. He went up alb ruptly to
her and asked ''Did you say you would
give hundred dollars to kiss me r" She
replied, 81 did" and opened purse de-
family. He passed his arm around her
neck and, giving her sounding smack,
held out his hand for the fee. This was
given. Booth wheeled around and fore
ed 1t into the emigrant's hand.