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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-26

Capital Pr1Ze... OO. O0O
| L fflSo.............. .............. $4,000
| L rf1So .......................... 10000
L rtlse....... ..................... 10000
Prizes at $4,000. l0.
Prizes at S35OO............ 10000
20 Prizes at 9lOOO.............. 2O.O00
80 Prizes at o5OO.............. $4,000
1900 Prizes at 9iOO............... l2O. 900
1000 Prizes ct 45O....... ........ 100000
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prises 1t @20O.. $40, 900
100 Approximation Prises 1t $780,. 10000
1OO Approximation Prizes 1t $751;. $500
$3.50 Prizes in All.
AMOUNTING TO
$502,5oo IN GOLD!
Price Of Tickets.
WHOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
LAZY hS''''........ ..."................... rs 90
tnNI ''.''..............."...... 5 90
TWkNTIETHS ........................... 3 SO
For sale 1t all the New Orleans agencies and at
the Central Onice Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, !
Address Loek Bsx Ne. 692, New Orle. m
REMIT By POsTOHICB MONEY ORDER. RRo1s.
TKRED LITTER, DRAFT, Or By EXPRESS.
OBSERVE AND RECOLLECT
That in the Grand Colder. Drawing Of
April 2S. 1876,
ALL THE TICKETS
sold FOR GREENBACKs
ALL THE PRIZES
P AID I'm GOLD
se.ts Waneed In Every State. Ce,,,
Jay and Tsw1 Zhreugheue he u,,..
GUARANTEES REQUIRED. t
~ eve1y instance accompany appl3s.-
ta0na, =
10 n nADs 10 rn T.
)UIeIAHA STAIR L0TTrpv no,r,.- d.
NEW ORLaANs. Ia e
Ell ;ss 3 unanswered mean ,ssasivs ,.,h ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

Ex-Governor Dix, OF New York, in his late
lecture on the political and social evils OF our
Times, took occasion TO strongly condemn
The system by which judges are elected to
Inc bench In his state, and held that they
should be appointed by the governor and
their nominations confirmed by the state
senate The majority OF the respectable ele-
ment In New York indorse this view, and
the wonder Is that the system was not
changed long ago. 1t is stated on reliable
authority that person recently elected TO a
seat on the bench in New York city paid the
sum OF $4,000 to secure simply his nominal
lion. AS he holds his position but two years,
with a comparatively small salary, II is
hard to see where the profit comes In. Is IL
safe TO assume that the honor OF even tempo
rarily wearing the ermine is a sufficient re-
mureration for the outlay?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

Another illustration OF the benefits from
advertising. Mr.. Babbitt manufactures
soap 1t is no doubt a good article, but
probably no better than the soap made by
other manufacturers But Mr.. Rabbit ad-
vertises extensively, and the result is he
makes money so fast that he does not miss a
tribe OF half a million dollars taken from
his drawer, for year or two. Very likely
The soap men who make soap quite as good
as Babbitt's but don't advertise, are just
rubbing along these dull times, hardly able
10 make both ends meet. Curious that BUSH
ness men should SO fall to improve their
opportunities, with all the light theyshave
before them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06
To Advertisers.

In order that the large and rapidly Increasing
edition Of THE STAR may be delivered TO It's car
rte-s and served 10 Subscribers at q reasonable
ho,r each day, u Is necessary 10 close The forms
os nearly Gs possible az O'Clock p M. Aduerti-
seTs are therefore requested 10 send in their dOueT
fSe'se,1ts MOI later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. u
received after tis hour there is great danger that
Etth the exception Of imperative cases,-s,Ich as
Dedths, Lost, &c.,-they cannot appear s1HR the
fo1otUino don.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

There is one change with view toeconomy
proposed by Representative Holman which
will scarcely meet with popular approba-
tion, and that is to limit the free delivery of
mail matter to cities OF not less than 50 900
Inhabitants. The free delivery system is
now enjoyed by most cities having a popu-
lation OF 10000 and upwards, but law of the
last Congress provided that hereafter no
city having population OF less than 80, 900
should be entitled TO the benefit of this SER
vice. To abolish the system in small cities
of 10000 or $4,000 now enjoying its advan-
tages would be hardship very keenly felt
by almost every citizen. and would create
dissatisfaction so general that the next Con-
eress would feel 1t duty to restore the
privilege. Should the smaller cities now
having the free delivery be permitted to re
tain it, other towns growing more rapidly
and In the future exceeding them In popula-
ton, but still falling below the proposed
minimum Of 81, 200, would have just cause for
complaint. 1t would seem better 10 let the
present law stand as IL Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06
Thfrty-three Columns of III odnet

The House OF Representatives is always
sure to have some one member of a style to
set everybody toinquiring how the mischief
he got there. The last Congress had Crutch-
field, and before him was Mullins. This
year il is O'Brien, OF Maryland. Up to this
time Mr.. OBrien has chiefly distinguished
himself as the member invariably requiring
the Clerk to call his name SOLITARY and
alone" at the end of a vote by ayes and noes.
Occupying a front seat, and ignoring the
first call, he has thus had the opportunity to
rise afterward, in all the dignity OF his inches,
and vote "aye" or "no." with the eyes of
all Mary land and the galleries full upon him.
But yesterday he further distinguished him
self or all the members of the House he alone
had the nerve, or whatever il may be called,
to present huge package of John Pope Hold
nets windy Gemagogism and ask that II be
printed in the Congressional Record. The
House, not knowing the character or extent
of the stuff, consented, and great must be the
disgust OF the members to-day on finding il
spread out to the extent of thirty-three col
umns In the Record, al an expense of several
thousand dollars 10 the government. This
Is retrenchment with a vengeance!
Mr.. John Pope Hodnet is known In this
community as pestilent little demagogue of
the TappeItit persuasion who seeks To bleed
the poor ignorant labOrers In the way of fees
and who while protesting TO champion their
cause does them irreparable damage by the
incendtary language he uses in their behalf
Thus in the miserable, mischievous, docu-
ment he gets printed in the Record. per the
Hon. VIM O'Brien. of Maryland, we find
such utteTances as the following:
81 have no hesitation in saving from what
i know from experience, that the working
men of this District have not been paid ali
the year round, more than twenty-five cents
per day, and that TObberies are still enacted
In defiance of law. This terrible state OF
things c0Fuof continue much longer: the men are
nor thoTOUQhty organized, and / cannot much
longer prevent fOrcible resistance to this in
human oppreS sion. Men who are in want of
the necessaries OF life cannot he argued into
acquiescenee. and resistance ,rith them becomes
q duty, and IS coJSecTdfed GS q Sdcrifce.1
ii strikes us that man who INDUCES in
this sort OF talk should receive the prompt
attention of Major Richards. AS for NJ,
OBrien be will probably conclude On refec-
tion-if be is capable of that mental exer-
Cise-that not much credit is To be gained
from his part in this transaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

A correspondent of the Baltimore San, ia
view Of the destruction OF sheep by dogs,
suggests a law taxing the owners of mutton
eaters, fifty cents for the first dog, one dollar
for the second, two dollars for the third, and
so on in regular progression, the sum collect
ed TO be placed in the hands of the commits
sioners OF each county, and form q sheep
fund, upon which farmers can draw for the
loss OF sheep by dogs. The idea is q good
one, and IL embodied in the form OF a law,
would save the farmers a large amount of
money yearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

Mr.. Moody has explained his statement OF
Wednesday evening last concerning the
Jews, and disclaimed any desire to insult
the members of that body. He says he sim
ply repeated what he had read in a London
paper as the remark of the president of a
Jewish assemblage in Paris. Mr.. Moody,
as religious teacher, should be more careful
in his statements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

A pigeon flying race in connection with
The exhibition OF the Maryland Poultry AS
ISOLATION, in Baltimore, took place yester-
day, the birds starting from the dome of the
Capitol in this city. Only one of them had
reached Baltimore last night. The one which
did arrive made the passage In one hour and
forty-nlne minutes, which is not much to
boast OF, considering that railroad trains
make the distance in a much shorter time
Unless the carrier pigeon improves very
much IN speed hereafter, there is not much
probability OF his superseding the magnetic
telegraph as a means of communication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06
FOR RENT AND SALE.

toB RESr-HOUsE e six ro5aa.. Ioi- l0th
street northwest; water and Sc ~erAge. iUQuirs
~ to4 oth street north~e-t, or next or Price
8 z 81 per mouth in al ancA Isn4-e =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06
A CENTENNIAL
DRY GOODS GREETING!
NEW SCALE OF PRICES,
GREAT KEDUCrIoss
At the Popular, One Price Store Of
wA. BIRD wYLIK,
No. I0l4 Seventh street Northwest
Agency Tor Nine. DsyHorss's Patterns. decsllt
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
GEO. j. JOHNSON a co.

A LII DREss GOODS. FLANNELS.
"A CAsSIMERES, AND CARPETS Ar Cost,
To reduce stock before the yearly inventory. Extra
tpducemen Il ell through the stock, II lie too laEe
for this season.
DRESS GOODS, l2h. IS. %. IS, 20 SOC. chesp:
Seal Brown In CASHMEREe and CAMELe
HAIRS;
BLACK CAsHMERES u best makes. cheap;
BLACK SILKS, 81 IS, worth Sis;
Over stock Ready made SKIRTS to be sold:
Holiday Goods In MUfFLERs, HANDK ER-
CHIEFS, &C;
An CAssIMEREs Of greatly reduced prices:
CARPETS must be sold for cash; Brussels from
Il IS 20 81 90, IngrsiDs. all DOL, % 20 Sc:
BLANKETS and COMFORTS $50 20 Slom
r. N NAUDAlN.
deczy- sOS Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

~ Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa
per published in " ashingfon, and
therefore bp far the Best Adrer-
fisin0 Medium tn-fhe District Of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

Mary land is out in the cold so far as cen
feDnial anniversaries are concerned. The
Baltimore Gazette sadly says, that while the
"Maryland Line" made the annals Of sew
enty-six glorious and memorable, no revolu-
1ionary battle was fought on Maryland soil.
The Marylsnders, however, can claim that
British blood has been shed on their soil,
and at the centennial anniy ersaries OF
the battles of North Point and Bladensburg,
and the commandment OF Fort McHeary, in
little more than a third OF a century hence,
they can celebrate to their hearts content.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

The Baltimore S.m MAKES a pretty good
defence OF its almanac against the criticism
OF the Cincinnati Commercial, and gives the
latter a sly dig in the ribs In regard to the
whisky advertising inserted In the reading
matter OF a certain newspar er almanac pub
he'd IN Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06

A pretty little scheme for q summer tour
amorg the Rocky mountains Is deftly COW
cred b. resolution Introduced in the Sem
ate yesterday directing the Commissioner OF
Agriculture TO appoint three commissioners
10 visit those mountains and investigate the
habits of the Rocky mountain locust, vul-
carly yciept gTasshopper. BY ali means let
the commission be raised The people north.
south, east and west are dying with curiosity
TO know something about the habits OF this
mysterious insect
, 1876-12-01

oerba0te e8 10 %traurts, 70 unenolifl trau'
rig, pie e8 burd feline anoere IeuBerun9
oe8 Sdmer3eS riibrenoer, er9retfenoer
ut0slid 9erueIen tuare.
Spruoelno tbeitten itd Die et%geniutli>
gen 6lutben, pldtlderno idloiien lte itd)
luieoer. Ginige bunoert Sdritte meiter
3ltriit, oa batten Die re9iamen Spuren
lib 9eebnet, dbnli6 BET Grinneruns an
fern lic9enoe betuegte s3eiten, an freuno@
lide @eItalteu, melden man flitdtig
~be9e9ncte, um nur noh in erblel9enosn
Grdumen lie wieoer5uIeben, nur nod I'M
Graulrle BON ibnen gu b0ren; gu er3dDlen
bon i6nen, ME bon liebaewonnenen, un>
mieberbrin9lih serfloiienen, tief er9reifen%
Den 8ilionen.
na ifir (Sortiebung folgt.)
, 1876-12-01

Sine ~freubiee With eirnne.-Snl
8altbaIar Seim, Soutb @oams, MaTaduietts,
l1rsibt an uns: sd fUnrte etnen sansen SO.
gen Spa ibretben, unb bann fSnnte i'd bod
ni6t senug lbreibsn, was @utss mir DR.. q "
suf RGntg'S $ hamburger Irppfen
tbatsn. SD babe iiber sp.i Sabre alle DOfto-
rem in bieier ltmsesenb sebraubt unb eitI tpe-
res Gelb auseeseben, bis MIDI bic Samburser
Trppfen Don meinem fGredli6en l1ebel . =
pepfta befrettsa unp i'd nun fibIe, bab i'd
lGnser leben werbe."
, 1876-12-01
Gini9e quite Griinoe :

1.-Gtne nsue GrRnbrus. srhnbIta sGtsas'
unb getbert bur@ Natent.
S.-Wtaft eineu ooIifE menen 2s6.GnA,
steit auf beibtn Seiten, an alien Irten bon StofTsM.
3.-2auft leiat, ianft, eerduIbtos unb rai9-bsrs
Is combination bon @isenl6aFten.
f.-Dauerbaft-lauftSabr obne Wepa.
;aturen. Is
5.-Berrthtet ollie arten BON @sbstt
mo Ganep Rabereien in elmer neutrality-suspicious..
S.-Sft fir ben 4rbeiter iebr 1eiht3u n D.
Paben. 9ie a6nse Der Stite fann re9utirt ,perbsn
udbrsnb bic Mal6ine int Gan9e 1T, unb bieie tann
nit einern 6aoea Oerleben perben, obne oaB berieIbs
alr9 26ter 5u 9eben bal.
S.-wlan einfa6, finsreth, elegant, inoem
yer Std o b II e Den Gebtaud BON Cog sBbssl Gears.
rotary Cams unb 2eoer @rms formirt ntrb. 6at Den
utomati Drop Seeb, ipelber slime q fet9,
2dnge bes Sti6es bel ireeno
liner Gei9minbtsteit Hdert. Dat unlsrsr
leuen : bread Gontrotter tpelter zine sle,p.
,naBiee 8eipesuns Der gteeole.Bar erlaubt uno snsr
8erIesuns oes Sabens porbeu9t.
6.-Gpnfruetion d Ii BerhfersfGIti unb bon.
.nSet. SIT fabri3irt BON Oen sei6idteften uuS
srfabrenften arbeitern in Der beriibmrsr
FN'ninston Mrmorp, Snon, u. D. &bilaeelppta
tc: $40 Gbeffnut gtraHe. 2N17mat.
, 1876-12-01
Sin @cishals.

Sarpasou empfdast ben geind ieiues
arateS. r.t 4@ .l .tts7
ngalr, sebt es Sbneu beiier?" fraste bieier,
nSa, 9err Doctor"
.lleber mas flagen Sie nod?"
SIS lit allies 70 i6redlid tbeuer."
nSd0n, aber i'd irase gle, oh Sit
SAmerSeu baben ?" a. i
v@9mer3en ni6t, aber tetnen Nppetit."
n0as 1T fein @unoer, Sle baben ieb'
ltarfeS Sieber sebabt." .... IF
rgSas bat oas pamit 81 tbuu? ?"
n0aS 6ieber ndbrt iebr."
gta6 einem a~useubllde riftete iid bel
@elsise balb anf llno pieoerbolte ielne 6rase,
n@Sie, baS 6teber ndbrt?"
ullngebeuer." ..t
Isl, 'asen Sle mir bod, lieber Doctor
t1nnte man eS nidt ben 9Ienitleuteu an
bdn9en?" .taHg
, 1876-12-01
Sefentli6e Dantiasuns.

Mms3ue aus einens 8rtefe BON 9. 5einmdI'
Ter, Buff, 5pparb County. Sopa, an leineu
SObn s. 9einmiasr, &sbafteur bts valba-
MP 5erOIb".
...... SD fam Mot untbin, Did ~ BIT.
ten, in Deinrm Slattc uni fern SfentIi6en Oonl
fur bic 6eilune 9einer Muttr burdb DIR
Aug. &6nts'S 5ambur8er Gropfe n
aus3ulpre6en. @ie Du peiBt, lit bic ltebe
SHUTTER an einem i9weren 9ebsrleiten, unb
lelblt bic Stlfe unlerer &er3te mar Serseblit.
9Str prpbirten bic 5amburser Tropfen, unb
purbe purh ben @ebrau1 perielben bic &C.
lunbbett Der Mutter pieber gang berseteat,-
SD wGnf6s Du tpGrbet bic Samburser
Mebtetnen tmrner auf's 8efe empfeblen,
bent fte baben f6 auf's IortrefFi9fe in unis-
Ter 5amilie bepabrt.
, 1876-12-01
,,Gin bemerfenSW critics. BUD! T.
Artbur's lettes nnS grDbteS.
0ef0b m

ODER: S%ertunnbeti III benz 0auS eiues 6reunoes.
Steles ppneneetSte YScre oieIes Ssteranen Der
NmeritaniIben Siteratur bat als S~orluurf cinen Ole.
S Is MA S, %S,qs ~ Sas lSf'a oins Sso Str nnlsSsS ssl starh1i.
iiber llebel, melbes es ~hloslteut. MmRerpreentlid,
i~pannenc une auircscne, miro es BON 9lllen NIT
Se9i,roe 8eleleu weroeu. Snuifrirt une idpu 9e'
nuneen. 98ir ltuo entl6lolleu, oas Bud III leoer Sa'
Mile oes Sanoes einjnfibreu uno ~nteriren nod nie
casemeiene Sprtbeile allen lndnnIiben uro peibli.
den Observation-Disclosures, gSir p~erldnaen uberall
@genteN uno Ididel gratis Guf Serlangeu 8eoiu9uu.
ssi uno bel6retbenoe @irculare. 8. NJ. &tpbear'
u, Co., 1913 99etrut Str, p9ila. 4g92mis
, 1876-12-01


in Die Arme treibt, 6enu ber Mlto6ol
1T baS natiirli6e @egen9ift aller Jtarco'
tica, -ni6t Die urlade aqer lener locla'
len Galamitdten ietn, melde uuler 3eite
alter beimlu6en? Scum lit a6er bertt9er
Cages Der Wtenldbeit ein Setter eritaAoer
in Der Yerio on zines 9ewiiien @barles
Saileuret, pelder etne Nadabmun9 oes
GabatS erfunoen bat, bet lid berett8 Die
Ibitren Der e%le9antelten BARRIER Gallons
9~eGffuet baben. nnter Der Gillette
rSrientaliide @igaretten" %perfauf # Ell
Ydd6en, Die auf Elm Saar oenen nit dd)s
tent 2obaf 9leldeu, oob ntdt, lpte lene,
@ift ent6a(ten. Wel6e5 @e6eimtiB
lie9t bier perbor9en? Ser @barleS Gail'
leuret, etn Wobltbdter leiner Belt, luie
Yarmentier uno einige NnOere, ma6t lelne
@i9aretten nitbt aus 3abaf.
2(ber aus mas benn? NuS Jtolen Sell
den, @amiGen, Tbee, &affee, 2inoenblttz
t6en, &%ornblunten, fur3, aus alien cultluir'
ten uno milben Slumen. Nul f6nnte man
pieleiht 9lauben, oaB oa8 feinen Taud
berporbrinat, ple Der Tabaf? SIN @e<
gentbeil ; eS 1T gang baielbe, unb nod
oa3u lit bo8 &raut iebr angenebm gu
rauben. Gnitatt ben @eilt gu rtmnebeln,
periesen Die orientalilden @i9aretten i'm
nur IN einen leidten Haulb be rienten
i'm in Elm iiiBeS, poetildes far niente'
ba8 fit Die 9rdun,er uno beIonoer8 fir
Die 5rauen eroBen 0fei3 fat. neberbaupt
fDilnen Die @bemduner ibren @~attinnen
9ar niht senrt9 oaoon 9eben; oieie St9a>
retten weroen ibnen nad) uno nah Nues
erleten, inbem lie iblen Sodmutb, tire
Yutludt, ibre 2aunen, aac tire gefabrs
lid)en Bbantalien uno Setrebunaen ianft
mileern unb perfldren. 9tauden, oa8
beiBt nidt iiinoi9en. ugs lift %erltaunlidL"
lagte fiir3li6 cine Dame aus Der 9roBer
Welt, nieit i'd Seilden raudc, iible id)
midi gang beiheioen werben, id) babe gar
niht mebr Bic Sudt nud auffaIenoen
3oiletten." Nebenbei 1T ite audi emit
siift, bur6 bas 0auden lift 8ouooir 3t
p%arfimiren.
Die 6abrif fir Die neumo0iI6en Giaas
retten b%efinoet lih in @ourbeooie. Gle
beiddftist 9e9enwartis bunosrt iunse
Wtaoden, falt ale bibId, Die nit lbren
6eenpdnben ale Slumlen Der 96Dpfung
gu @i9aretten perarbeiten. Cine arbet'
term brinst tdglid tauieno Stiid iertia,
bas madt allo idon bunOerttauie ST.
aaretten ben Sag Die in Der alten uno
neuen Melt p%erfauft peroen. 8alo aiirfte
man ieoo6 3ebnmal 10 piel raudeu, 10
oaB bic bubl6e 6abrit in @ourbepoie,
welAe Scr Slumenbarem" beiBt, beoeus
tend ertpeitert perben mitBte. SIS 9iebt
nod einen Sweiten 8lumen.S arem, ndms
lid) cine slpeite oerartise 5abrif, in Som
itantinopel. aber UNI bie beriibmtem
orientalild den @iaarretten gu befommen,
brauAt man nidt in biele 6erne gut idipei:
fen, oenn ie lino ebenio gut auf benz
8ouleparo bes StalienS in Dem 2aoen
vl3um Sultan" gu baben.
Das ali o ipar oeS Buoel8 &ern /!
, 1876-12-01
8aus In DeutI@lans
knautb, Nadoo 1 Rubms,
2&p3is. o.
8 G c

i'm Getail %perfauft gu Smportattons Yreiisn,
opn Der -' i
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Ro. S3I gird Strafe, Gfe Der 8peiten ine
@oates &tr. une 621 Glib Sritte Ctr, NJ
pDtlaDelpbta, IA.
Dies lit cine Organization BON aopitaliiien UNI
2bee 81 importiren unb 5u uertbeileu
nit einenl tleiuen Geplnn, Der Dem @oninmetten allen
Geipinn Der 3pilbenb1uoler erIpart. QDir eontrouiren
einel sroBen I bell Der belteu SbeeIorteit, tpel6e udb
oielem 2anoe tomlnen uno Die nur Oon uns ielblt oers
fault ,peroen. 4erIoner, lpel1e BON enoeren b1nolern
taufen tbun oies 5u ibrem ei9eneu 9ta9tbeil. nnfere
b6uler in CHINA uno Sapart babeu bic beiten Gacilitds
ten 5ur IusipabL, mas uns groBe Sortbelle 8ewdbrt.
98ir baben gum 8ertauf unierer Sbeeiorten in alien
bauptItGotet Der Bereinieten Staten stores etablirt
9Eir seben nnieret auhoen Elm . 81
GbDneS Sel= SbrpmD,
,eenomiuen oou ben lpertbuoGlten g9erteu ameritani.
I6er uno fremoer 3iinltler), lpelbes. wenu in einem
8iloerlaoen 9etauft, mebr tofen Wiiroe ais Der prels
os 2bees betr6st. Dsle 0bromos itno ein Gei@snt
fir unlere &unoen.
Nue ~getauften 98aareu 9 a ntt ri, oaB lie oo1.
tomnene SeIrieoi9un9 8eluGbren, ooeroas 6elO iurit-
~erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
A H A Co.,
SO. s31 Nrd StraBe. @ds 3ipeiten uno Coates Straes
une GIL Sae 2psite SIR. aibila. la. 4gBl2mi.
, 1876-12-01

psr1pnsn, bic an @ppetitlpfststt unb @iber.
wilea sessn Spstien leiben, iinb DR.. Aug.
RDntg'S 8 ambnrger 3rppfea gu
smpfeblen. Serr Matbtas Drabcbel, BLUE
Sprins, Neb., fbreibt barber: Mein Gater,
I6pn bod i'm Glitter, perlOr ieiuen Ippetit unb
batte iosar einen Wiuerptasn sessn Speiien,
mas ibn ifbr l9paG uub unb Ieibenb ma6te.
auI unIer 3urspsn ssbrau4ts CT DIR. Nueulf
RSnis'S 9amburser Ercpfen; Der Ippetit febr-
le surid, une er fablt nun Sin gang anesrsr
Wenl9 gu isia.
, 1876-12-01
Meenten perlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

&tn w%ureisss Ssitsnfad ,u zen berup mtsa gpsrfss
.Ihree Years in a Man-Trap" uub Ten Night
in a Bar'Room." ron Z. e. Artbur. Yas lsst
anp srSBte BUD ets(ss ssfeisrtsn Striftftls.s - elan
ssnh tlnnrtrt, sle8ant sebuneen, nitro ~ 3auieaea pH
tautt. 20 rtrb ron ben berpprraseubtrn peripnen una
3eituHsen hes Ssubss auf fas @uafisft ~bsurtbsil
Sine @ef4tbte ven Ssrbrtten uub BeIstti9uHssa'
unierer Wtltte, pelpe ~ pr ~rubtehen Perjsa tprsdt
mullen. Gs ptre mebr faN sts Sa9e Der N~abtstsit u
Der WlpraIttat tsGtrtsn ale Setess. Assnten, mel
,,Man-Trap" psrtauftrH. mullen mtnesteas ns9 ~
NAL 10 pteI S~remplare pislts Su@ss pertauten.
Sebensbsfdretbuna ees Serfdhers, mil istp
gprtratt In Staplfi4 Nire stntm Isesn Suttrtbs
uberrstht. Seitrttbtnpe etTeulars une fpl&e MI
Bebtneanssn pereen fret duf AHfraat ngitnht,
3. ~. StOceart ". 60. YutItfttrs. 75S Ga
Strast, Ybila, IA, i7iuni4gpt
, 1876-12-01

~sset5feI auf msSr ais 200 Der bsssutsnbsren etasts
In europa. ia 1883
GeIb' MusiabIunsen oara bic y oRdmter iOipis per
telegraph nab alien plaBsn In Deuti&Ianp,
Oeferrsia, Der G9~eis, 6olane. Ddnenarf, 6aps.
ben unS Nortpsssn. ben Gmpfdnssrn frei in's baus
s~elsfert.
Grehit'griefe fir Nefftnse CUR Dsnusuns In eusn
9roBeren St6oten or alten Melt. "
GfnfafTruns bon Grbftaften unp 9prcsrunssa
ieber Mrt in alien plGsen Guropa's.
Usrfbifuns bon @atsrn unb Wadetsn naA
europa.
Werjolung antominenoer Glitter In gtm vorf, unS
MeitsrbefDrosruns ~ossisIbea nab benz SnIanbe.
@urpsdtfbes 0eIb ansr Grt sefauft anb o~srtaaft.
, 1876-12-01

Ser gtas. Saaptman, Silver ppfnt, 81. s.,
be3sust tpie fplst: sd lit felt a9t @O9en an
S1wG6e unb 8ppfi9merseu, bur1 lnperbau-
li6tsit bsrSpreebra6t. Our9 ben @sbrau9
Spu DIR. Mmsuit 35ntes 9a b burger
Erppfen bin i'd @ptt 5ef Danf pieber 70
tpeit berselteat, bab i'd metnsn alien 8el6af-
t~isunsen pieber na6seben fam. SD fam ba.
Der btele Mepi3ia Naen beltsns empfsblen."
, 1876-12-01

Ser Danf einer Tami1ie.-S9 nns
nteins grau fassn Sbnen ben srUbtsn Danf fiji
DR.. Ma euf &Gnts'S 9amburger
Erppfem, l6reibt 5err Spbn Yott, Geneva,
Sa.. bsnn bieielben baben uns srpbe Dssnlfe
erpteisn. Mir Iaiea bic GrUpfsa ni9t msbr
auSSeben.
, 1876-12-01
3ie Gla1Hs

v9ambureer TrDpfen"
tplst so Gents, ODER d n Glal&sn
Douars. itnb In allen peutl6en
Mpptbsten su BADEN pper perpen btelels
ben mad Gmpfane bsS @elpes fret mad
allen Tbsilsn Der 8sreinistsn Staatsn
perlanpt. Man apreiire:
a. Vogeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-12-01

@io Hono Goaeee. - Waeon, Ga,
ben "a. Tebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Musuf 35nfs's SAM
burser Erppfen inb BON ausaeaet6netsr
Birfuue unb beebalb nabesu unentbebrlid fir
mid. Gep. Batter &. s. Rsbmann.
, 1876-12-01

SD Bin "a Sabre alt uub mar 70 frant. baB
tb tetne Speile mebr Sertrasen fpnnte, i9reibi
perr peter @lernens, 0ittle SrIeans, Mp. Sd
nabm DIR. Musuf 8Gnts's 5ambur.
ser Sropfen unb bin nun tpieber nidt mn
gang bergeltslt, ~ioaoern fibIe MID pisg traftt
Isr ais fraber.