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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

IsAAK WALTON, popularly supposed
to be q great fisherman, didn't amount
to beans. He'd go to sleep ON log
and let the minnows come up and bite
his toes.-Free Press.
THERE is Connecticut editor who
thinks if r. w. Emerson would open a
small grocery in his native town he
would never again urge that "men
should trust each other more.n
AN Englishman has cured himself of
the rheumatic gout by putting glass
bottle under each post Of his bed. We
shouldn't think bottle in that position
would be convenient enough for azure.
"I GUESS dad wishes we'd all die and
go to Heaven,'' said a miser's son to
his maternal parent. "Why sop'' she
asked, upon recovering from her as
tonishment. "Oh, cause Heavens
such cheap place to live in.'
The Boston Advertiser evolves from
its inner consciousness that the rush for
silver at the Treasury is accounted for
by the fact that for 81 in scrip one can
get better half and new quarters for
the centennial year.
MARY X. DALLAS writes: "The mo-
ment a girl hasa secret from her moth
er she is in danger" Pooh! Do you
suppose every girl kissed over the gate
is going to rush in and tell her motherp
And does it do any harm to kiss good
girl on the nose in the darkness? ?-Free
Press.
THEY do say the Nodine Hill girls
have got the new-fangled bustle ques-
ton down to a fine point. They like
'em for street wear, and make out to
manage 'em in church, but how to dis
pose Of 'em when darling Charles Au-
gustus wants the sweet creatures to sit
upon his lap, bothered them for time.
But they are all right now-on the ar
rival Of Charles they modestly retire be-
hind the parlor door and ssshoot' the
hustle. Yonkers Gazette.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24
THAT REDTOP COW.

g, ZONES he's thrifty man,
t.s.s his fences as well as he can,
..nmonly keeps his temper sweet
~ seiehbors' cows break into his wheat;
lsshoDis cow, she tried him sore,
n spoEs her softly. she came the more.
Ia vault any fence where she fancied to
feed-
ii ste was crossed on kangaroo breed
~ -. she was a cross to Jones,
-. srsilv vow ed, in no dulcet tones:
r.itoo don't keep that critter t hum,
.,erod her, er pound her, er give her some r
.r,1t,p heard Of that terrible threat,
~ V3snt worried; says he: IeW bet
~ s,xoin' z hire her KEEP,
SIsm. Boys. don't chase 'er q step;
n n pastur the public feed
= doinf well-Jones he be deed"
Iviur under such liberal laws,
SS,ahcp COW didn't care two strawe
~. his fences, or hired men;
Sslned herself, ran, and returned again;
~ ~ itchanced, one luckless day,
A. eught. put in stanchisns, and foddered
VIM hay.
s. .saaius neiehbor was hailed with, Say
T Redtop. I yer goin' that way,
iao1 lis old caOW's skilled in jumpin' {
ie1ce-
kaxitW this time, m Pll bet two cents.
k1neasage was sent in shoutfr0m the road
TIME lively words in Redtop's abode.
tss. heavens an airthl killed? Itopye, boys
ka6W
&9atef keep up clusser watch O. that caowl
- killed her hisselfi COmei ny around
Comei
y tke plugs on the stunboat, an let's snak'
= hum
I'D hurry and scurry, and cursing. ant
ruans,
pesdily drove to the farm yard Of Jones.
Reen they beheld her-welt'ring in blood ?
nlblt tconientedly chewing her cud.
lies, while explaining his message, tries
us@le m some good. natured advice,
1edtop takes. as he takes her away,
lt1epl her at home for year and day.
Springfield Mass. Republican.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24
excOND THOUGHTS.
~ HOWARD GLYNDON.

u HOWARD GLYNDoN.
s .wssthssl,ti since tse summers ,eaYes ende'
n tSs ieys of us commended
'1leass.ssh ~ swallows from the caves.
u y r 80 vas by our hearts defended
~ ~ III 81 ~ force Desire conceives.
~ q sorrot that all depended
Y - I IN well garnered sheaves.
-. ,tis bleak and bitter weather,
y. scuse At last unto goOd-by;
ss ~ ~ summer flung together,
lst.v: j. ~ i more time, and dare not cry
~ ise world, that cares not whether
...dly choose to part-or die.
hs.ri W Ie this to bide together
~. nssi read is dear and rents are high.)
,..ys sweet height we both delighted
~. ~ n ties that should endure
Y ~ Es;snt hours to this invited;
~ mnning birds nest hid lure:
!. y. rhefi every rose is blighted,
=. ~ not Of oar nest 80 sure;
NNssoSsrn sveethearts pause, affrighted,
- they discover both are poor.
~ = -Hdrper's Bazaar.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24

the grave, and as I prepared to leave
the house met sweet, sad-faced wo-
man whom had noticed approach and
gaze long and tenderly upon the form
of my departed friend, and then retire
to remote corner of the room weep
ing painfully. Some one said she was
a stranger, others that she was wo-
man living in the village, and still 9TH
ers said that she was relative.
But she was not the latter, else
she would have been provided with a
carriage. We left the house together,
and as we walked down the neat gravel
path, said:
"This is a pretty village. Do you
live here?"
"No, sir" she replied. 81 live
many, many miles from here. Mr..
Phipps was an old friend of mine, and
my husband insisted that I should come
to his funeral.''
You live in Iowa, perhaps" said 1
gently. Our eyes met for moment,
and we understood each other.
"You are married, / believe, hap
PLY so, ! trust" ventured, after mo-
ment.
"My husband is very kind,' she re-
piled. 81 am quite content, thank you.
We have two children
eI suppose you know the whole
story" | added, after a pause, "the
stolen letter, his suffering and his unal-
tered love-"
"Yes, sir, / know it all now," she
said, weeping. "The good parson
who preached the funeral sermon to-
day, wrote me the sad story few weeks
ago. 1t was he, too, who telegraphed
Georges death, and Influenced his
parents to defer the funeral until now.
| arrived only at noon to-day. Oh!
sir" she continued, 81 try to think it
is all for the best. I pray to heaven to
help me to be true and good to my kind
and affectionate husband, and to make
me worthy of my pure and guileless lit
tie ones, but / sometimes fear that I
have only shattered heart left to love
them with
We shook hands and separated, ,prob-
ably forever. went back to my key,
she back to Iowa, her husband and lit
tie ones, and her great sorrow. And
that ends the story unless l add an odd
fancy or two of my own.
Sometimes when the house is hushed,
and midnight draws near, l sit and
smoke and dream. Watching the
clouds as they curl upward from my
cigar or peering through the smoke
rings blow forth, see hopes and joys
have not met, which, IS they vanish
in the haze, leave my checks wet And
as sit and muse anon, my mind fits
back to quiet rustic village, and Iheal
the winds softly signing through the
pines above a solitary grave on hill
side. Looking west, I see sweet, sad
faced matron sitting beneath a cottage
portico, and happy gleeful children are
about her. Then listen to the pines
again and I fancy l hear them whis-
per-
.Pretty and pale and tired
She sits in her stiff back chair
| While the blazing summer sun
Shines on her soft brown hair.
And as I turn once more, see hel
yet again-waiting, waiting, waiting
Journal of the Telegraph.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24
A Fortunate Young Farmer.

The Leavenworth (Ks.) Times says:
It is one thing to be fortunate and an
other to deserve the smiles Of the tickle
goddess, and when case occurs where
one, who is in every way worthy of
windfall, receives an unexpected pres
ent in the shape of a farm, without
knowing the name of the donor, that
case should be recorded and kept as
one of the good things that may be
brought about by previous good be-
havior. Such case came to our knowl-
edge yesterday, the recipient being
young farmer, whose Lame is Leslie
Brownlee, the circumstances of which
are about as follows: Some time last
April, young Brownlee, who is the head
of small family, and lives about II
miles southwest from the city, was vis-
tied at his home by an oldish-looking
gentleman, who stated his name and
required of him promise of utmost
secrecy as to its divulgence, which was
given. The stranger then stated that he
had been authorized to present to his
astonished host either sum of money
or deed to the farm upon which he
was living as q tenant. Thinking the
matter joke, Mr.. Brownlee said he
would prefer the farm. The stranger said
all right, and requesting few days
time, drove away. Yet thinking his
visitor some one who was trying to
humbug him, Mr.. Brownlee soon forgot
the occurrence, and was attending to
lis farm as usual, when one day after
ward he was called to the house, and
there found the same individual, who,
to his further astonishment, presented
him with clear deed to the promised
property, in the visitors name, and
told him that it had been drawn up in
order that he might not discover the
right name of the true giver. He then
told him to ask no further questions,
but that he might expect to be visited
again next fall by party Of workmen
who would procure material and build
for him q comfortable house on the
premises. The stranger would answer
no questions, and would talk no further
than to say that he was the agent Of q
gentleman whose income was $40 day,
and who preferred for the present to be
incog.
Shortly after he left, Mr.. Brownlee
! received a postal card, which informed
him that if he would call at q bookstore
in this city, he would find book which
would be worth his while to look after.
He went to the store and there found
a fine $40 Bible, with an inscription on
the title page, which read: |" This Is
from friend and relative. Read il
and profit by it,
Il Mr.. BrOwnlee. who was in the city
| yesterday, says he has no knowledge Of
the giver of his most acceptable pres
] eHts, but thinks he is the second hus.
band of his grandmother. He, it is said,
Eenlisted and went to the Mexican war,
and was never heard from, and was fol
, long time supposed to be dead. Hi
, wife, Mr. Brownlee's s grandmother. wa.
taken in charge by her grandson, and
; cared for until her death. and he think
that the old gentleman, in payment fol
: his care, is thus making him the recipi
lent of his attention.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24

RI JOHN oAKUM.

htAe year of our Lord 1867, there
~ to work at No. las Broadway a
premsturely old and gray, young
not not more than 26 years. No
seemed to know any thing about
and he soon dropped into our
q and came and went day after day
hOut eliciting much interest on the
Il uf those around him. He was
quiet, and seldom spoke unless
hessed, but then in a low and sweet
nusical voice. That he was intelli-
and well educated every body con-
y, but he manifested no disposition
nix with the general throng, and
Y happened that the general
Peg, without thinking much about
ane to speak of him with more re-
than the appellation given him
y imply as "Old George Phipps, :"
y leave him pretty much to HIM
He sat right across the aisle from
md | often studied his sad though
mt face, and ere long put his
J down with those of some other
had met, and whom l may brief
dscribe by stating that they were
with histories. Yes, / was moder-
sure that George Phipps had a
oly, and longed to know what it
.ad give him my young and boy
Mendship for all that it was worth.
months passed, and we knew no
moi our associate than we did when
asne, except that he was a magnifi-
operator, and that he was as sweet
! day in June, though as sad, as /
. Indicated, as the melancholy and
8 days of the later autumn. His
md manner always reminded me
e falling of the hectic October
the surging Of the autumn wind
81 leafess branches. But the
y sunbeams were always resting
head, making sweet and lovable
y and character.
night we had a severe sleet storm,
fdly . wire was left intact in any
aon. The full force had been or.
son 9 duty waiting. for the lines to
": H." and sat about in little
n elllng stories, and speculatine
T chances of being kept on duty
nornlng. For a time l formed
S : little company, but not being
quarry Interested in the topic o.
ION, and seeing George Phipps
slone, | approached him. Aftel
II I. exchange of commonplaces,
- :, you a married man, Mr.
ss.l M reply came slowly" No."
-aa' little monosyllable had beer
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24

She sits In her stiff back chair
While the blazing summer sun
Shines on her soft brown hair"
And as [ turn once more, see her
yet again-waiting, waiting, waiting
Journal of the Telegraph.
, 1876-09-04
spro Stunned mnS bic Srtemtfraec.

Slit ben @reebniEen Der Orient Debate
i'm britiidsn Yarlameut lift Serb &afeu,
Der enragirte Sirfenfeiuo, ielbitpertduoltd
nidt aufrieren. Setnsm unmutb iiber ben
8erluuf Der @reign,fie 9ibt er in etnem
Bricfe oil Serb @rauptae Iusornd. Der
Srtef lautet:
yOtein litber 2oro @ranuine Sd babe
NJ I Snterelie bic Debatte i'm Parliament iiber
bic NnQele9enbeiten i'm Orient, inSbelonoere
bic Jisbs oes GERM @labitone ME Die Sbrt9e
qelsien. Mber i'd 9eftsbe, es iteint mir Elm
Ntansel an ernitsm Yotiat in oisine 6eoen
porsuberriden. @s bot oies gu oiel Nebrz
li1teit nit benz Wlbe beS alttn Sobn Uttuer:
,Was tbuit on, Som 81 .Nthts, Sir."
-yuub mas tbuft ou, Sad ?" sd belle
Com, Cir" Sc idsint mir, baB mir NIT
unferer Nloite in Der Be5ta. 8ai nnb unierem
Sotidaitsr in @ontantinopel auf elm iofor'
iiaes @nbe Der in 8uI9arien uno anberen
Sbellen Der Surfsi pe~iittsn @,Gusl befeben
io0teu. Giutauieuo Mann, BON nnierer
1lotte gslanbet, tpiirben ben !9med erretden,
uro menn fe bies %ermon9eln, fonnten ie
oetfiarft rperoen. S6lteBllh lolten mtr
uns, penn mir bic Sitfen nidt baran psr'
btnbern fonuen, barbariib unb grauiam au
iein, nit &uBlaub aliiren uno gemeinidatt'
LID bte Wittsl our Grrei6ung u%uiersr 3nedt
bsratbi1la9sn. Der Wabliprud Der Wbig
Bar,et tit: v8iirgetlihe uuo r%eli9ioie 6rs,
belt in Der gansen Welt." Son bieier Sat'
nsree t1 nibt abmetden.
Sbr setreusr 8ufeu."
, 1876-09-04

poueu. Gm Sountag Nahmittas sei9te er
ieiner dlteffen iinf,ebnidbri9en So6ter sinen
tleinen @olt'iAen Reuoluer u1to ma9te babel
Die Bemertuus, oaB es ibm Elm QeiAteS iei,
nit oemieIben BEN 0eben ibrer Wfutter Elm
@noe al MAIDEN. Das Mdoden perlieB fnrs
Dor 6 lbr Die @obnung ieiner @ltern, Die
ii6 heftig ~tritten. SOis 8orte fisltn swiihen
ben Bet6en, aber bic Gohter mar ihon OIL
lol6e 4uftritte amilfen Safer nno Mutter
gerpDhnt uno ahtete nid)t Defenders auf oas,
mas 3miiheu ben Seiben oor9iu9. &aum
tuar ie sttpa tuuoert Shritt gegangsn, oils
fe in ibrer @ltern Wobnung etnen ShnB
fallen bGrte. @rihroden fehrte fe nrn, lief
in oas Simmer ibrer Diu'ter binetn uuo tomb
ite All ibrem @ntjesen blntenS ON Booen l,e-
aeno. &us elmer tleiEen Wunoe am &opf
ftr1ute Dos Slut btrpor nno OILS baS arme
Dtdbhen 5ih iiber ibre WtItter beugte, ent>
bedte lie, bab bis ielbe-tobt mar. Gin Smeis
fel fonnts nidt obmalteu, ibr Slater bate
lbre Diutter stidoien, Nusent entfob aus
benz SauS, puroe aber fnr3 oarauf BON 30
li,titen Dieperpetsr psrbaftet nno nod Der
Y~oliaeifation oil Der Sranflin Ioenue &C.
bradr. @r e%rtlarte, bab er OUT benz Weg'
aepeleu lei, ii6 ielbit Der Yoli,et aus3ulie'
fern, er babe ieine 6rau aus Sufau erihofen
Sein Neooluer babe fid 5nfdutg, mdbreui
or beuielben nnoorf9tig banbbabte, ent
laben.
Srau Nusent mar IS Sabre oft uni
binterla6t 5 Stnbsr. Sbr Mann tit A:
Sabre alt.
, 1876-09-04
MbfaDrt Ses oeMtfd)en Gei1tpaoerS
ton GaIDufdtf.

Die nWorob. aug. 3ts." bonn 9. Os.
idreibt: .gtadoem nunmepr bic bon Der
tirtilHen &esiernna oerlangte @snustbuun9
se9ebeu uuo bic Sabluu9 Der @ntihabig.
nn9eiummen fir Ole 6umilisn Der ermorbso
ten &ouiuln erfolst 1T, miro, pie osrlautst.
oas bsutiAe YGnJerseiAWaoer. nafoem bic
Strafe Der Degradation on bell SGulDigeu
InseiIdts oes oeutideu uuo irau;oRi1en
@eihwabtrdefe poufredt iein wirb, Die @e-
mdGer BON Salonidi osrlaien. 3umat Die
Notwithstanding ME aud Der I'm.
ftano, bab ben Beuobneru Der Stabt, in Der
elm 10 i6weres Serbrsbeu ueriibt weroen
%founte, aus Der Nnwsisnbeit 3ablrsiher gro.
fer 8riessi6iffe oaustno elm reider Seroienit
erwdait. cine Serldnssrung bes 2ufsntbal.
ties oaielbf nibt rutbiam eri6sinen lalien.
Son ben %iibrissn i'm Wiittelmeer ita%tiouirten
benti9en ariessidlfien bat ii9 Die @orue.te
nWtebnia" nad benz peiliden Tbeil ces
Wittelmeeres besebeu uno bas &auonsnboot
rNautilus" bic &eiie mad Sltaiisn ansetre.
ten. Die &anOnenbOote y8omet" uuo vUt ;.
teor" usrbleiben bis auf @,iieres in aonlian.
tiuopel liaiionirt."
, 1876-09-04

~rsousirt mOrben, be5abIsn bic yrauer nod
oieislben QSbne, wie our 13sit oss &rte9es.
@epDbnli9e Arbsiter in ben Sraueretsn be-
fommsn S 1885 per Monot; quite Srsibsr
Der gieripdsen BON l25-$150 uno nod l24
Gents @ommtifionssebtibrtn bon ieoem Seq.
9ie Braumeiitsr bstommen 40bne BON s.
$4,000 per Sabr. lleberbaupt ieten aue Ius'
9aben elmer Brauerei, Gle Steuern gar nidt
Su rednen, beoeuteub aefiegfn unb lei
IS cine 1nm0slidfeit, bcute Bier fir
benielbsn Yreis 3u l~iefsrr, mie Dor BEN
&rie9e.
nnb mos iaeen Die Cincinnati 8isrtrinter
su benz rgisrfriess?" Ser Commercial"
@eporter bat is gar nidt e,nmal rausse.
punlpt" NIB lteint Der Nriidt gu isiu, bab
bte Yorfopotttausr, wie es suteu giirsern
gesiemt. iid in be ariese smii6en Srauern
unb @irtben ~neutral" baltsn nno Bier ba5u
trinteu iperoen.
, 1876-09-04
,,9tersrte9" IN Cincinnati.

Sn Cincinnati if nal tpieber elm Bier
tIie9" auS9ebrohen. Die beuti9en Sldttel
i9nor,ren oinielben iebo6; UNI 10 msbr in.
tersiiiri iiA aber Der Commercial" fir ben.
ielben.
Die llrfu6e bes .GrisseS" 1T folgeuoe:
Webrere Wtrthe 9eben apei @laS Sier fir
Gents NIB baben Die Srauer ihnen Bier per.
tpeigert. Sic be3ieben nun tbr Bier aus
auswarttgen 8rauereien unb e~rtldren, baB
ite CUTE @ei6dfte MAIDEN.
Sin Geporter oes y@ommercial", Der nit
Wirtben nnb Yrausrr cine uuterreouua bat'e,
berldtet barber:
9err Wiaiams, &issntbiim Z zines Der
9roBru Saloons iagt: SD fam niht sins
leben, tparum Bier ieet nldt ebenio biQis &c.
braut nnb %perfauft meroen fam, ole Dor benz
8rtsse. Die arbe,t 1T biut9er. 9opf,u uub
Wali b'inabe 10 bilta, ME oamalS uno bur +
Die @infibrung neler Wiaidinericu miiien
Die SerfelIn9sfoiten oaS Yisrs perrin9er;
letn. Srstllb muB isst lebss Seq Sier NIT
20 Gents perfeuert luereen, ieoo1 CLAUDE
Id, oaB troscsm Bier iest Su bemielben
Preiie 9sltsfert msrben lam, ME Dor benz
&ris9e."
Sic Srausr unb cine 4n,a6l @irtbe Jtsaen
ieooh entibisoen in 4brebe, bab icbt Yier 10
btut9 9elteisrt fperoen tDnne, Dte DOR Dem
Srie9e. Serr Saff, Gisentbimer osS gOotout
Souis, iaNt:
SD sebs su. baB bas Matsrial fir gier
niht b6her gu iteben fommt, oils Der benz
&riese, aber Nrbeit fOilet bel mebr nno bic
Stsusrn MAIDEN einen 9roBen Tut ri6ieo
Spifden oamals NIB iett. Yor benz 8risse
fonnte NOR quite Brautnehte tim ltbr ~uieortgs
QHhup hnhpu. iett mirh mnhI fsiu g3rnupr in
Der Stabt inter $50 per Wiouat ieoenl Ar.
better In Ger Brauersi III aableu baben.
Gin Sraumeiiier befam bamals 250O-$300O
per Sabr, isst $4,000. unb 10 lino ole
%iibrissn &ussabsn elmer Srausrel b oeuteub
seiiie9sn.
9err Miiblbauier BON Der 9roBen 8sauetei
Winoiib, MiIblbauisr & SO. iast:
Die Setrlebstoten elmer Srauerei iinb lest
beoeutsno bSbsr ME Dor benz 8riese. ObWobl
in allen auoersn @eidaftsn bic 4rbeitsl5bne
, 1876-09-04
MafDer Mbsan9. s asa; 4s. ss,

aeenttn une Dsriaufer!
SsntY gDare Be&er's 5amilien : 8stiuus tritt ibrs
Serbh.S aipn an unp etebt ttreu MbOnnenten apet Der
srbb.sn unb iGpnfsn Stepgrapbt, en-, jpet dussr(i an.
s~isbsnpsn SisDsrn. wsl4s isiOrt aoeane fnpsa. pom Wlrs.
Anosri0n ais tSseentude Az Itren Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. M0eAten babsn immenien @rfoIa |; % il
bic beat smNls %sebpiene @elsseabett iur liz. QBtr liefsrn
cen lstdtsfsa uap i6pnaen Vertluls. y eatnfan anp be.
,atlen febr ppbe 9pmmtffen. Stb,r frabert pber neue
Mbpansnt srbalt 10 10 VET f@6ae StIper. Stnlana.
lt6tr 0orralp sa ausenbIidIt&er 0tr1npuns sprbanbsa.
Die 8ettun9 tslta febt inter 5amilten -Scurnalen pbue
TIRES @leitsn pa, unb Ia 70 popular, baB Ne bic arpste
3erbreituns tn Der 2Seit hat! Das bette ittsrarifhe
Talent ptrb permenbet. @ewarb SGsIsfpn's Qr,abIuna
fanat aerabe an; bic frubersn 8apitel II erben ben Wtons
nsntsa s%eltsfert. @irs. sotSws's lansersbnts gplee aut
my wife and a IL IT," =. Sss satss @ @a, Dem mn atatn Sabre. Sr:
Ssi6dft panidt, ieuts fur GtrsuIare unp Yrsisiiae lid
psabsn an 8. y. Tprb u. Co., gfsp ysri. 4gDi4pts
s sssS r., ss s%sassIs S'"''"'a''2l ssnten perlamat.
, 1876-09-04
Gin 0attenntpro.

Cine i6rsdli9e Scene trug fd in ct.
9ouis am Sonntas Absno turj nat 6 ubr
in Der @obnun9 bss 5immermnnn's SO.
maro Wussnt. an Der @rops, swilden Der
8olIutb unb Yailep StruBe. su; Nuaeut too.
tets feline Srau, iubem er lbr eiue &u9sl oura
ben Sept iasis. @don lett Idnssre i3sit
lsbte gtusent nit ieiner Srau in unfrisoen
unb ioa bdufig gsorObt baben, is t6eteu 3u
, 1876-09-04
e&wsRtfaa Bsfssss.


kska heItrtss, rti4tr ntt DssptpRa beesRH N. sst
teraual 10 a, bel tinen lueua.iGea Matis nt BEN fab
anbtHesbarta gerlansen ~ asen. saraf1bdl ~ nebmes
aal beaao& tur& bts 6urdt Sapru aus9slGlcasn ~ fsta
BAY een GenuHs Toned sns fAu iar6tbars S&mrlss
km aus 9ansaenoGea. ts q MINER asler eanEs. fets d.
Has u tabelu anba. 6s audlt kr Dsegsrtssr ea fslbe
uxt fetne sause rmeebnne. Dts sla6lt&t erstlt6fd
Ia Gfeinen pirt MID ldn8a ~Sebalbtt, BIT sanf 6dus
H&fett wirs ens f~reablsft uae hen Teteanrn brtast ba'
Eewu stfetn, bat Sas eebea tbm due Qaa Ia sns felba b
Rd&fen TIN ntbsa, xidt itlten iur ptriseasss usb b
ear iuua 6tbEmsskk. Nbu usrEM sS
, 1876-09-04

Gonnetlp's uSpbelia". 2ebterer bat auberoem
cine in ibren Details trefflih aussefiibrte ollie
9oriite Sronces@ruf1pe aus9eitelt nelde
~gtre, ben 3riumpb bes Sooes bemmeno,"
BARTLETT.
, 1876-09-04

Son einem ausseaet6ueteu
Suriiten. sd babe ben Yerupian
Sprnp perladt uno bas 0~teiultat beltdtiat
oaS bon Sbnen @elaNte oolltduoig. @r bat
mid gum neaeu Dtsniden gemaht !; er bat
metllen Sr9aniSmuS neue Strait nm Gneroie
geseben /; i'd bin niht mebr 10 ldwddltd
ullo ssbrehll6, uls ie mid tiir,li6 iaben I;
ionoeru frdftRer, geiunoer, III pbpiiider mie
~gelltl9er 9lntht init nlebr IrbeitStrait aus.
9eltattet, als i'll ir9eno elmer 3eit in ben les.
ten tint Sahren."
, 1876-09-04
Otru" plattorm.

etibersiais. cline sroat 3ieres. Gin ppufanetsG
ofne Aattr DtIrt. Braat. IL observation-disclosures.
itn nc .. S!rtaiert arGtis %ptrttnbst. ~abtslh.ti
'"24ut' sta r N%tot'Nrv, So ,eat
, 1876-09-04
@sssssRA

tisena Narura Vie fHredrt4sn 66r,rses sssbaite
nei&e btefe Rranftett NIT f& brinst. wenn Ia btm Sow
ltf& 8tttsrs" Elm 5etlmtttsl sebsttn Dtrb. bas Sehe itia
nlansen iannf Is l!nbest BE e8merien fcfOrt uns bs
fbrtseftstem Gebraube ptrS bG Patient BOZ aDp6e t
k8she hH ttHtr befneeu 10 cine t1aeaRbt9e 4tlans e..
siat 10. Geufsxte feeaea ben Sse. an vd&ez as sraA-
Ass wsssea b!efu ransnbars edinaaaA p eesrss5tH
, 1876-09-04

@Ena Weenten p~erIanst. CUTE Gele9eubelt, Gelo
2uI( du uerbieneil tur Geut., Welde lpre ,3elt oOer
etnen 3Dell Dapom benz StrfauI unierer
SDeel orten Wlonen. &i6erale @pnminiouem. S6reibt
la1 ben Yeom9un9em. y. .. Soy 5643. Great
American Iea Co.. 81 mo IS Selep StraBe,
Jlep yort. ~4lp26olt
, 1876-09-04
Geiite Yflan;cnitofie.
MaGap az II. Co.,

50 Barren, gfs Gburd Ctr. q. 9.
Sizes ssafldes unp ggabres. s6idt cine 6reimarfe
| an Rabipap ii. Co., 80 Nbarreit SIDE Gburd) Str, yteiu
BORT. ~Gusfunft, 3auieaoe wertb 'piro Sbnen anas'
! idyift.
, 1876-09-04

So4sn

feefsru, S&arIa&feber entatben aus serSprbeatn pIah
G,esn bte{t 8rantbstteu 10 ,6&mettf9 Bitters" eas wtri
kasiae SGusmittd, r5dI Is Der beat Blutresniser IA. Sea
u aiebk. abtr Slrb pr Utbran& ~ fpdt shrr ni&t eenas
6&asfaeRtSu nnb anbrt ntt 0ttbu ssrbuubtnt RraaI
Atttta ausbre&sx, bAnn mus Der @ebraud fufprt etnA.
aeat UssbeH, ba SranfpetteH In bttfsxn StAbtnu dss ca,
ssss Essautf1ae ~ufarses.
, 1876-09-04

@tbt sS etmaS S1aolt1ereS
StrafbarereS ais 0eioenbe burd Mittel III
b:trii9eu, unb ibnen Dtii9nnsen gu pertau-
fen, welhe in dbuliGer Gerpaduns ipte
Or. 4u9uit &0ni9's $ a burger
Sropen nno auf beren g8erth fuBeno,
ME oaSM oa litto, Al b~etriiGen ?