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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13

To DRESS RAW ToMAToEs.-Few per-
sons take the little trouble it requires
to make this common dish palatable.
In the first place, carefully remove the
peelings, either after scalding the fruit,
or with a knife if time does not allow
of their becoming perfectly cold before
being used. Only perfectly ripe toma-
toes should ever be eaten raw. Slice
thin, and sprinkle generously with salt,
more sparingly with black pepper, and
tablespoonful of sugar to give a piquant
zest to the whole. Lastly add gill of
best cider vinegar; although, if you
would have dish yet better suited to
please an epicurean palate, you may
add a teaspoonful of made mustard and
two tablespoonfuls of rich sweet cream.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13

munication as you see fit, as 1t r,v..
pleasure to recommend so good sn ne
Gle to suffering humanity. NJ
"A Yours truly, IrHIEI Pr
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13

Ware Motor Porer.-Additionale ex-
periments made in England with Mr.
Towers machine for obtaining motive
power from the motion of ship among
waves, have attracted renewed inter-
est in the invention and also In the
general scientific question which 1t un-
dertakes to solve.
The machine has at least the merit
of simplicity, consisting in principle of
a weight supported on spring, SO that
it can oscillate on the spring easily
through a considerable range in con-
siderable range in a vertical line. The
scale of the spring, and consequently
the natural period of oscillation of the
weight. can be varied at will. When 1t
is so adjusted that it synchronizes with
the waves, the oscillations become very
violent and large amount of power
can be obtained from them. In prac-
tice, the springs consist of highly-com-
pressed air pressing on the rims OF
hydro-pneumatic cylinders, and the
arrangement is such that the vessel
containing the compressed air forms
the moving weight.
The inventor has designed amachine
for working an auxiliary propeller of a
sailing ship of eighteen hundred tons
displacement. The moving weight in
this case is two hundred tons, and it is
show by calculation that il would give
about thirty horsepower in the long
swell met with in the tropical calms,
two hundred and sixty horsepower in
average ocean waves, and more than
six hundred horsepower in a heavy
head sea. The space occupied by the
machine is represented as comparing
favorably with steam-engine of the
same power.
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az IN o0n per day 8, home. Samples EOr;s
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13
SCIENTIFIC.

1htIesthq Ueoaooicds i"eo.y r
theory Is now proponndedLana ~ Ger
fanny 9oes not iaek III piausiohf.y
that, when .he ear.n cooleu uoMh WIEN LtUm
its imoiten state' tne various suos.a
ees which were maintalned sspara.e e
Dy the excessive temperature, eecane s;aN
united @ 10 thelr RESPECTIVE aitn..,es enraS
mus, hydrogen anu oxygen loLneu
water; oxygen ana carbon caroonlc
acld chlorine ana sodium' sea sai' >
and SO on. ,
Inc lncandescent rocks, however
while stiii ilquid, I0und themselves
according TO tins the1ry,-ln CONTACT
with dense atmosphere contalnine
various gases, which they aDSoroed N
exactly the same manner as slIVer anu
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13

IS Extra Mixed Cards, IS varieties. with IA
81 lOc., postpaid NGsslH Cart o., Nasals =
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13

al q u day st h,me. Agents Wanrs'i- Ouisi 4
34lI
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13
DOHrsTIC.

A NEW WAY TO PRKPARE CURRANT
JELLY.-A recipe for making superior
jelly, without heat, is given In Partisan
journal of chemistry, which may be
worth trying by some Of our readers.
The season for currants has passed, but
the receipt will do for next year, and
will no doubt be carefully preserved by
good Republican housewives, all as they
preserve the many useful articles pub
lished i'm this column.
The currants are to be washed and
squeezed in tie usual way, and the
juice placed In stone or earthen vessel,
and set away in a cool place In the
cellar. In about twenty-four hours q
considerable amount of fr0th will cover
the surface, produced by fermentation,
and this must be removed, and the
whole strained again through the jelly
bag, then weighed, and an equal weight
of powdered white sugar is to be added.
This is to be stirred constantly until
entirely dissolved, and then put into
jars, tied up tightly, and set away. At
the end of another twenty-four hours a
perfectly transparent jelly of the most
satisfactory flavor will be formed, which
will keep as long as if it had been
cooked.
WArER-MELON RIND PRESERVE
Pare off the outside green rind, and lay
it in cold water for four hours; then
change the water, and put it on to boil.
There should be enough of this fresh
water to cover the fruit well. As soon
as it has boiled five minutes, take it of,
and put the rind in ginger tea, where
it must remain all night. The next
morning put it on in fresh ginger tea,
and let 1t boil until you can run straw
through the pieces. Take the rind out
of the tea and cut it into small pieces an
inch or two in length. Add the juice
and rind of four lemons, and some
sliced white race-ginger for one large
melon. Put one pound of sugar to one
pound Of fruit, and boil them together
for one hour. The lemon peel should
be cut thin, and boiled with the rind in
ginger tea. Carefully remove the seeds
from the slices of lemon, lest bitter
| 70 70 ha impo rfad m tho nraSarva
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50 TO $40 Tss | 4sg ssls,os Co, Portland y; y;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
UCTIoN THIS (MONDAY) MORNING.
n At l0h O'Clock.

Over 81 600 worth aud 200 lots
first class Household Furniture. 10 Carpets.
the large private residence lO5 East 18th 4th
Eight beautiful satin broeade reps and arcioh Psro
Suits; rosewood Panfore Tables. Etageres Curtains Mir
rvrs Paintings Chamber Suits style Louis XIV Dressing
Cases Bedeads Bureaus Washstands hair and spring Mat
tresse Bedding Lounges Extension Tables Sdeboard
200 lots Glass China, Silver Ware Cutlery stair Carpets
Oilcloths servants Furniture n. BLY, order OF w. A.
Richards Esq Goods packed delivered for purchasers
j KRAMER. AuctioneeT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27

A UCrION sALE-TIIIS tMONDAY MORNING.
II Of magnificent Household Furniture,
commencing az % o'clock four story private residence
II k-st 2Oth 81, near broadway, consisting OF Seinway
sous "a o. tavc grand fianoortc 81 600; Palor
suits 70 satin eoelne and 6roeae Turkish Chairs Paint
ngs, bronGes Mirrors, Centre Table, Bookca Desks
Clocks. Curtains. bedroom Suits With Dressing Gases.
Mardrobcs, Bedseads Bureaus Washstands spring and
hair Mattresses. Lounges. Chairs In leather; Silver
Plated Ware Buffet. Extension Table Crockory Cutlery
Carpets. 4e siso Kitchen aud seryants fnrniture;
<NkI linn, Auceoneaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
SALES Ar AucTIur.


A UcrON SALE on LAGER BEER BREWERY At
~ springfield, Mass, Wednesday April D at o'clock -
MThe OF the estate o Oscar Rookie 10 close
the will sell auction the above date; on the
premises the Brewery n tn late Oscar kocke With the ap
purten ances. situated upon the Boston road near
the Springfield and New London Railroad station.
IN Springfield, Mass The property consists OF about
xix Of Land with n lager beer Brewery OF the
capacity Of about 80 barrels per day, together with
the Tubs Barrels Horses Wagons and other personal prop
erty used about the brewery also large ice House ana
dwelling House aud Barn the premises The property
repair condition and advantageonsiy To-
Gated and affords capital opportunity Tor any
parties desiring brewery For further parcu
lars inquire OF Z. A. PERKINS. Springfield. Mass
A JAMES DENNIS. AUCTlONEER
n. Saiesroonl. II vesey st.
SILVERPLATED WARE.
THIS DAY March NJ At IL o'clock
closing out OF bankrupt sale.
A UCTION SALE THIS DAY AT $50 4. ~, ALL
~ kinds OF Household Furniture. Carpets &c.. singer
aud Howe Sewing Machines, stock OF dealer giving np
business at Az 9Th St. between SOh and 5lst ss iOHA
ACER. Auctioneer.
A LBERT b. wALDRON ACCrIONEER.
n Gentee Household Furniture. &C.,
residence 236 West Sth Ut.
TUESDAY, March %. at lOA O'Clock.
The entire contents of House consisting Of tho usual as
Sale will with Kitchen Utens2
Catal0guesa vt l03 Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
A RT.--PERENProRv SALE

~ the
KOHN COLLECTION AT AUCTION
Mr.. ROBERT SOhkRViLLE will sell NJ 4 r. NJ on
Tuesday. March ~ the eptre collection fine modern OH
PAINTINGS reseasly imported BY Mr. Adolf Kohn including
LOUIS LELOIR THE sLAvE;r
and other important works by Brilion Brown MORGAN
Pascuti Paly n, 10amouche, Monchot LorteE GUSTAV
Coudu, SrridoD Porting Gudin Kn ,uS Carand Romako
Oirard Brunert, and many others Exhibition day and
EURTz ART GALLERY.
No 3 East ESD At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT ia
~ West 34th st. between 9Th and 7th avs near Broad
way; Special mechanical Dentistry coral, rubber
Regulator &c Take green brand street Jerry or
Sixth avenue broadway
NENBKOuGH l2S West elth st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
AMUSEMENTs.

Tfopfietor ii u a. a Lp
manager -
Begins a 4. Over AZ ~ 90.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW PLAY,
"Ferrso Is the exquisite drama. In everything which
constitutes the excellence exhibited IN an
american theatre by American eompany.'-Evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
MARBLE aIANTELs.

MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED MANTRLs-NEw DE.
VI signs from <i2 upward. also Monumental Work At
greatly reduced prices Marble Turning for the trade
A. kLABER, 1884 East 18th st.
CTEwARTs SLATE MARBLE AND WOOD MANTRis--
~ New and elegant designs. from $40 up. Tue trade
tbcraly dealt WITH 12U and ~ West 23d ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOh
SALE OR TO RENT.

RIO LET-AT ORANGE, WITHIN THREE MINUTES
Il walk Of Brick Church Station. IL modern
House. containing all improvements In complete order;
rent $3.50; possession Immediately Address OWNER box
2O2 New York.
ITO LEr-A POPULAR SUMNER RESORT, 80 MILES
Il from New York, In the mountainous region of New
Jersey. Far particulars apply AZ - 9th
1E MILES PROM THE CENTENNIAL GROUNDS
III Chester eonnty-Farm, u rich land. running
first class improvements large house
Ia good order well shaded we'll adapted for summer board
excellent orchard hne healthy location price only
Sl3OO0 possession for $4,000: balance OF
mile from depot OF Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
BAYI.EI East both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27

A -UEU ". kFELEK.
n. So Liberty st., corner Nassau.
on MONDAY and I'll EsDAY At II o'clock
enc FRENCH CLOCKS. Bronzes, STUDENT LAMPs
Bohemian Vases aud Toilet Seis together with large
vadety 81 elegant SWISS CARVtNGS,
no ON ex hfbltfon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-07

na's 9ti6tS 9etbau lat, mas aud MIR ben
lelleiten gollpurf per0iente. Die llruben,
heiien, inpem ie fraft hires Stimmre6tS
eiuen Iann gum SraI:oenten MAIDEN belien,
Der gered]t, Detie uno ebrlid) lit, uu0 Der
iidJerli6 uHierem Staate, unisrem Qboptiu-
0aterlanoe ben lang erIehnten uno idn.r
rerniBten 6rieoen Suriidleben miro o,-icllten
mir auh, mas @ott ucrbiiten mGge, nid)t ben
grOBen, ieaenbringenOen 3med unereS Strez
bcnS, bic Gripdhlung beS Generals Sampton
ais @cuoerneur, erreiG,en.
psld)e III unierem Staate porgefommen iiub, ,
nuroen burd) N9cnten Der repuUGifaniif)en
Bartei, pelde ibre Otad)t al perlieren be-
iiirdItea, beruorgsrufea, oamit cleielben poll.
iliden 3neden DleueE mUdten. Die OeTo,
tratie, ipaS aut INNER cine ieile 9totte Dor
3eu9en mo 3ettun9sbelSen iagen mag, bat
fsiuen Sbeil al 6lcien SdGuolihfeiten gez
babt, aber ibre 2lnbdnger babeu iard) thar
0arunter gelllten.
9tutide 8riioer beS Noroens, Stebt Elm
fir gSahrbeit, 0ted)t unb 6raiheit, gegea
&i9e, llure6t uno lluteroriifungl SIR ieie
INNER fir aleS @ute uno gSahre, INNER iiir
cas- 9teft beaeiiiert gemeieH; SIR babt eS i'm.
mer pertreten l3eigi au9 bel pleier QSabl,
uon meld1er baS gSohl uno 9Sebe Don Sauz
ienoen @uerer 2anosleute abbGnqen, bab Der
alte Deutid,e @eiit Der @eredtigfeIt nod in
Sud fOrtlebt gucre untcrOriidten, perarlnteu
8riiocr i'm SESen bnltep Do1 6offnung mo
Yertrautn ibre Gllde aui @udl gerthtet! SIR
fDnut in uueaolidem gtaBe basu beit-agen,
oicielben ben einenl Sodle Su befreien, oaS lie
- Oas Sud als S!ut8uernanote ielbIt ent-
ebrt!
Ser fiebente Nooember 1T nabe! lto6 eins
mai - uuler Scrtraueu rubt in @ud)! 2abt
e5 nid)t Su Sdanben iuerbeI! !Seift Gurcn
8riipern i'm SuOcn - uno erTudbt SQmncl
Siloenl
Sic geiammten 0euti4eu
gSalballa'5.
Sa1balla, Sito Carolina, Den %.
SftohPr 1876"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-07
stn Ote 9eutfd,e,t ocs WorScns,

s@eutldls GanOsleute un0 SriiDer Sn
bielen 3etten Des DrudeS unb Der fingered,
ti9tstt, Die beiOnoels i9Wer anf uns, ben
0eutl9en bes SiiOens, laiten, riften fid
nnlere Slide, getriibt BON Sorgen llno BAN
gen grpartungen, auf Sud. Sbpobl alle
guteu, ebrliben 9eutdcn Sio @arolina's
iif nm Die 6a5ne Der 0teform gei6aurt baben
llnp entldlOllen iino, @ut uno Slut fiir be
@rl0iung ibreS ungliidlihen Nooptip, Batter
lanoes einsuleten; obmobl Die seiammte De.
nlofratie Dleles 5taat.5 inter Nnfiibrung
ernes oer eOelien uua meiieften Manher, bic
ie selebt baben, muthts uno-ipie mir bofien
oiirfen - erfolsreid gessn bas Selteben elmer
tHranniiden unO 9riintlid ueroorbeneu Ste
glerun9 fdmpft, miiiien mir bob tros unlcree
gerehteu Sahe ben geitano unlerer oeutz
l6en 8rioer I'M Noroen anrnien.
Oieieiben tDnnen uns, einem frei9eborensn
Solfe, oas jebt ourd, erbdrmltbe uno 9epil<
ienlole aemterldaer (oeren 4nleheu ourd enen
ebenlo 9episienloieu Yrdiioenten aufreht erz
balteu p;ro) 5u bem &Ooie elmer entehreuoeu
Sflaneret peroammt lit, 81 ieinem 9iedte per
S2tr III oieier Staot, Die mir pom Anfanae
bee politiihen SelDSuses autmerfiam ben
@reigniiien nuo @nt,uidelunaen DeiIeben qe.
folst finb, t6nneu mt sgtsm @e;pllien Be.
lhw6ren, baB bic 9emOfratie Glib GMoli,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-07
Srok @ne0eM.

~
81 9rnutb @ucr 2oos aud lei,
Sebt boh Sic Stirn trob glGeeem;
Gtleiut'5 nit Der Sreibeit aud porbei,
S6ut 9ure 8Hidlt troB N1eoem
Grot 41eoem III Qlebem
Srot nirembeu Pdd" unb Ileoem,
Steht bod iest Aaes auf fem Spiel
Dunn uur 9eflmmt tros aasoem
lino ipridbt man auth nit eiit'sem Sae
SUu Siio uno Slut uIo glaeoem,
@onnt i9nen nnr Den Seuielfipab
g8ir tenHeu iie trot aqeoem,
SroB gileoem uno 4llehem.
2ros Se'9enithein uno 4aeoen,
Ods bIa0e Solf, lute biirili9 aud),
gseiB bod Sei4eiO t!cs Gleo,nl.
SeiSt Republif bas 2anb aud nod
2ros Butler, Grant Ino Aueotm,
limo leLtt aud 2auItHoe ibr Sort,
Oas Solf ruIt s alt! ob gI1eoem.
3rob Nuebem uno Alleoem,
Eros RilItdr uno Nlle0em
Sas S0lf uou uHQbhduo 9Cm Sinu
Sie9t Su nno iatt trot alleoem.
Jfsform 6riHat fsin be5abtte5 Seer,
&tin &hurfeupad trob AlleleI,
Sa, = Sla,ne uno @oltdr aui DEM Gtump
Sir Die Jteiorm troB 9lllebem !??s
2ros aleoem un0 Nlleoem.
Oian iiehtS ia fur trob @lleOiin,
8 Sa0eH nidlt, Der 9lorDel iIt'9,
Dr. rebilfirt tros Mle5em !
Gin Sdpe5 bdft nift, mas er be c.Iprldt,
Srob Bort unO Sdriit uno aleoem.
g. mar unO iif Der Re1te Rid,t
llno ipiro's auh nijt trOb Naeoem,
3rob glaeoem unb gtueoem,
Srot Shanenitnad uuo aasbeM;
Nir trouhen @rnit unb 8eait uno Wut9,
!Sapcs bat ia 9fitts DQI saeoem.
Drum Seoer itimm', oaB es sss6c5'
2Sie es geiGiebt ttoB Aleotm,
DAB gSettb uno Sern III Sil5en unS
Seu Sua erringt trob Nlfebem,
Srob IleSem uuo NQeoem
@S TO INIT oa5u Iros Nasoem,
Sa6 leoer rs e" uns Die San0
.Sur Suite retbt tros 4lebem.
Setnrtd1 SetbeIs
SerIepz&i,p=S =Sci9bt
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WetMtiGDie 9epeidteH asS
9ect11z zMnrf

Hero-g Off. 6. atOOember. - WOrgen,
Ger sSabltog, miro in bieiiger StaOt ais Elm
aeiebIider 6ciertag be9augeu perSeH. mo
ale Santeu, Geri9t9b6fe unO Bunoes-8ii=
rcauS perocn geiflolI3u blelbeu.
-0G5 @eiddftSiofal Der 6irma Is. Sel.
bermqnp s. @omp. mllrbe 3mii1en legterl
Samlta9 @bInO puO heute Morlen BON Gin:
bredlern belmgeiud)t HuO I'M SeiosHmaarel
i'm gSrths bon $4,000 bsranbt. Mtan bat
feine Spur bon ben Ser1re9ern.
9t eng orf, 6. NOUbr. - @olO er1iinete
5u 1909.
- Die 3Oa @iu1abmsn batrugen beu.e
$500
- Der llnteridlatmeiiter Sablte beute fir
Snterelien sl88, 900 uno fir einoe;oaene Sb,
liQatlonen $1,000 ais.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-07

9ab and, Der SrieS in gnr o.
p a icin @utes flir Die Ser. 5taaten bat
uno maude @ortbelle aufluiegt, be Elm &rieg
poriitergebenO brlngen iuiirDe, beneiien Die
SabelbepsldeH iiber ben ploblidben gui.
ihwung bes @eidafts in Saumrpole, Saums
rps1sarn uno gSebitoffeu in 9iueraool unS
Mand)eiier. Iuf Die ytadrtd)t bon Dem gb>
i6lulfe bes tiirflid -ierbiiAen Nafieufiaaal>
oeS mar iii 4lperpool Der Anbrang gum 4n-
fan fpon BaamwOue 10 grob, rpie man ibn
bort leit Osn 1agen furs Dor Au6bru6 unle.
res unleligen Siirserfrieges uiGt ertebt
hat.
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Haotfnle 2SaDlfntfTe Tt Netp goaF.
- SeGbitd)ttSte WaHeaseebafs
tttss8 oeHtofretsidjer Sttntn8es


81 e.o 9ort, 6. ytOuDr. - rSnbnna"
Davenport, Der bief9c 8uuoeS GomaliIIdr,
ieqte an lceteI 90mlta9e unS Sonntaoe
5000 9aitbefeble ae9en $erionen aus, ueldIe
peseu betrdaeriider @rlangung BON Siiraer.
id,einen unO Ge9tltrirung an9eflagt fino. Die
6aitsbeieble l0iEeu ben UGnSeSmarlddQen
iibergeben, I'm OH Q8atItase polifrcdt su
nsroen, nn0 cine meltere Anjabl MariGdle
muroe am Samifag abenO 81 bieicm 3pede
ernannt. Die Seamten muroen pon Oauen=
port initruirt, alle Stimmgeber, rpetdbe NIT
tell Der in 1868 ausgeltelten SiirgerI6etus
An itimmen oerinhen, unb aIe naturul,iirteu
Biirser, weld3e fi9 ais @tngeboreue regtItri.
rem li'ben, 81 nsrbaften. Bul6esmarlball
Ntsfe lit Don ben Soabeamten auTaeforiert
moreen, 100 mD9lif Ole AbiCnoung elmer Nb.
thellung SnuoeStruppen na1 gerpz 9)orf Sc.
buIs Sermeuoun9 am gSablta9e gu erlau9en
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8ortlfafon zen S0rl9la9 gn8Ian0's BetrefIB
elner 9onteren6 III &ouitaHtlnopel ou9enom.
men bat.
Niarft uno gS5rie.
2onb II, 6. gtouember, 1890 Ta9m.-
@Oniol8 sc fir @eip II. ritto fir Srisf.
9tperpoOI, 6. gtoo., 1880 gtad)m. -
SeumwOae lebbaft un6 feit !; CberldnOer
6 5l16d.; Orleans J d. SertGaIe 5000
Sausn.
SGjiiisnadlrTdlten.
= ueeu st om II, 6. 1touembcr, - Ser
9ampier u9loriattc" 1T uOu Jieu 9orf EN-
9etrOhen.
6aure, 6. H0pember. - Der 0ampftr
80. gaurent" tit BON Yiep Yorf bier cin.
geldufeu.
Gueeu8to 6. Nop,mber. - Der
Sanlpfer D@ttp Of @btiter" 1T pon 9tem'yort
anSetommen.
8riitoi, G. ROp.maer.-0s 9ampfer
ySomerist" traf BON Te@- Yorf stH.
0arnc, 6. Nouember. = Der 9amoier
,.9tqte Of gteuaoa" ut Don New YO[t ange.
| fommer-
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0raMOe.

8barre, 4a., G. NoUember.-
Gm leBten Samitage brauuten AT SuQor.
gtOtd itebeu fieire g8obalGnier ab. Del
S1doeu betr6gt $4,000. SIN @erii6t, baB
Der 8ranO oarh DDloups sWagutre5" angeegt
murOer erule8 iidD ais unbegriiuoet.
@incinnati,6 /, 6 ytooenlber.- -8obce's S
6abrif 81 Wuncier Suo., r0Irbe in o;r lebten
Sami:ags ,Na4t pard Geuer serf6rt. Scr
lut $4,000.
ss,uet 9sanaee Itcrben pem SeuertoS.
2ittles 9l oG, arf., G. Jtouember. -
Das noen9el 6otel," ein oeutideS @altbaus
al BEN u6roliheu Gnte ber8oGtrabe, mlroe
seiteru UtOr9en bur9 6euer 5ert6Tt. 8airid
Seea uno Sobn @outp, 3mei &oitgdnger,
fameu in ben Slamnen nm.
gSuterto 0 10 II, gt.-Y., 6. Noo. = Die
,Ma0iIOn Saierne" Su Sadet't5 Sarb OF uuroe
beute Na6mittag tbeiwelie our9 6tuer 5er.
f0-t. 9a8 6euer cntitauo in Den Quartie.
rem Der SifiStere uno wuroe auf bieetbea be.
idlrGuft. Die bieiige Seperruebr ipuroe gu
Siilfe geruftn, founte ieoo9, ba Erauspor=
tirung Dec Spriben Oar9 Die @iienbabn ntat
i9Hea genag erlangt merpen fonute, Der Nufs
fOrOeruug ntdjt entlpreden. Die gSobuung
oeS Sen. apers nurDe gerettet, ob9leid) iie
betrd6tltG) beiddsigt fpuroe. Ser Yerlut
miro auf $4,000 geld)dbt. Die llriad)e
0eS SSelIerS ut u1tbefQuut
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eareaa oer @aslidt.e eompasnte
BON U Satttm ore,
Er. 10, Gnutb : Strajte.

ssr. 10, Snutb= strabe.
@0te.... SilltSes Set5materiGl.. e ote!
g8ir baben cine norsuglide Sualitdt BON @ofes
norrdthis, ipelGc mir Dem YubItim ais Elm empielz
IeGsusrtbes SeiSmatsral fir bdustide nno anoere
Swe1e offsriren; idn9t eldt 6eaer uno ID irei BON
unreinisteiten.
Sefteluueeu merben in 6ieiem SireGu ober in Der
Nabrit, sus bon eeaoenbaailr., au9enommeu
Wreis $3.50 pro @asenlaouns, in irseHo etnsm
Gtabttbele abselieiert.
(On23,i0aD Samss .. smsuooae, Sstr
Rrs. Snotantfd,es pcsetabittfd)cs Dee
colt felt % Jabren als oa5 sroBte Slutreiuisurss<
g;tttel Der 9eseulpart betunnt, miro uur in Rr.
177I, Tasettez, ssoroweit=GGe Der Gutatus
StraNe, 5ubereitet uno 1T bel alien Ipotbetern Su
bGben. tIn92o, ,12vfte3
9r. @eors g. gaorria,
Sabuar5t.
bat oas Irlber non Dr.. BinGeu benutte) Slreau
nudb Sr. 26, EorosSutamitsaf,s, uerlest.
aIIe4rbett tsarantirt. (Ar92i,i2VteD
ocse oausbaiterim if tol5 aui einen biibben reiz
~ men 2eepih in ibrCm Bartor oeer dRoerem eie6z
Iinossinmer Ger ein5i9e Res, nm Die Satben leb'
hiatt I'm gsppid Su MAIDEN, III, ben Siaub uno aae
auberen iremoeu Gubtan5en gu entIeruen, uno UNI
0ieIes arinolid, Su beiperffcni9en, sete man 5u
S,oInes & Gaaaba,, Str. 8, snanitraie, nahe
Dem Darpl anoz Snititute.1 tSept15. 3Mt.i iSamftD
Sainoer Ssutiden,
Bc(ocipeoe, Sbaufetpferbe
9Sasen mi,o Searrsm iir Senabea,
d1ubtdrren, Bu ppensSu t1Ne IN
uno Elm alsemsincs gfIortTsnt iolber gSaareu gu
oen brllisiten Breieu i'm @ro6en uno 3lenen bel Der
-Sa!timnrer 0a9ess essTabrif.@eieaid)aft
SIR. so, Horbz9 parO itrabe.
Die enSi9e Tatrif IN Der Stdot. Rsparoturen
eg,o fMuoOi iI}tpN
Oun5d, ieoen gQor0en pom 1 bis ltDs S3adI.
- mtttaas. Sthya Uiitpaute'r Bier i'm 3ap;,
n 1aptor's TeitaurG!lon,
Gdeo Der Sroatz uno @an frase,
GolD. s. Gaptor,
(Tu122. plteEl Giaea tbimer.
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02rofia nation.
~ Grsfmtius Eepaetentsut,

IN u polie utH {. gtUp. 1910.
gsibreno nas oe1iloiiene Sabr iiir 8iele e'ns Ye
rooe nouer Sorgen uno eeioen semelen 1T, fonner
mir oennod, niiat unoaufoar itiu Tilr Die @naoe,
fpelde uns in bieem Staate ourtb cine reihtht
grubte uno eine eutiprchenoe YeIobuuns fiir oer
ShpeiB urIeres Sope6 5u Gbeif geluoroen III.
gair wiiiea, bag unier suno retd an SiiitsqueGen
ieoer hit III uno oe Der % enuB bereloen on unere
Intteu Iune G6hduaeI nIuB.
9dst uns aus oielera g'ruu0e untert6dngl amer
fenneu. Gag mir Dem glmdhti9en GSs er ales @utsu
fir Aaes, mas plr fab 81 letu hoffen, per6uu6en
iino uuo Su oieiem 3tpete
beitimme i'd, .Sokn Gee gartpa, @ouoerucut
BON Oarp ano, Sonneritaa. ben 30. gtouember,
ols enen EaMliaganas> mno Ssttag uuo ems
pisbIe srnitlrf, oaB oa5 Sof uniereS Staates anl
srspdhnten 2ase ieine sewe9aliten SeIrihtnnssn
uuterldst uno iid, on oemiclben in ieintn @ottes=
bduiern uer0mlnelt, iidb por SemIenisen ben9t,
,,uelner urler 3uiuhtsor uno uniere Stirte 1T"
uno ieine oife uno siipruna iiir oas 9eoeibea uas
5eres qenleinlamen SatetlauSs erflelt.
~ 80 geidebep uuter mener 5ano unb Dem
( ! @roRzSiese( beS Staates Warplanb 5u
! L. S. SMunauoli5 am iisbenten 9a4e im DiOnGt
} yto5ember ahtSebnbnnoert uno ets uno
w.. iie5euJis. SoDu See 9arroa.
Siir oen 0ouperncur
". 6 SSougoas,
U61-9&ip3m) StaatS Settetdr.