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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-06-24

-. y ~ =
4 Dr.: Sims, Pastor Of the Madison Avenue NJ.
are N ectacies with the beautiful tones Of our
DR.. 81. B. Ridgway, 1My amily ana many
friends pronounce the Bradb ~ Piano splendids
win asd used the 1radb n PIANO in my ism as
~ tor year," =
., ksy A. Alfred GSokns Wilmington, Del, eve.
,n s svs SIs srsgpsv Piano the best insssanent
Rev; John Goodman, Pastor Bedford sress
bury Piano to all Others. = : 2 81 ~
W 9; Fischer. Professor OF Music, eirard
College, Phlladelphia, III use a my family Piano
the n S6s sS snd can WIN confidence rseon-
| Chaplain McCabe, Philadelphia, Pa, aYron
the aS.s q 1syi o
Rev. Al. Kyneet. D. D., Corresponding Sec
out hesitation recommend the Bradbury Piano
a. the best
Rev. Daniel Curry, Editor Christian Adyocase.
- :. purchased Bradbury Piano, and its spien-
did instrument IN every respect"
DR.. DePuy, Assistant Editor Christian Advs-
cate. Il use the Bradbury PIANO. and it sands
foremost In my Judgment"
VIC. Klngsley. Brooklyn, my Piano g,yes
entire satisfaction"
DR.. Daniel Wise, Editor Sunday School Ad.
yocate, II use the Bradbury Piano, and think.
IKE his music, 1t cannot be excelled."
Rev. W. H. Ferris, New York, my Bradbury
has stood longer in tune, and sounds better than
any Piano in my district"
Rev. DIR. Fields, Editor of the Evaneelist. 81
have used Bradbury for years in my family.
and think there i no one superior." : r-7.-7''
Sands Street Church, Brooklyn, St: Lutss =.
Bradbury Piano in their Lecture and School
koom ,; also, the C0nservatoFies and prominent
Hotels in the United States.
s.W. Thomas, Book Agent, Philadelphia, II
most cheerfully recommend the Bradbury 20 Al
my friends who wish TO purchase nrss-eisss
/ DR.. Walden, Book Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
"My Piano grows swceter every oAy. z..-...s
DR.. WIN. Butler. Mexico. "Grandest Piano IN
the Chyof Mexico' n.,,t ,.lt-f
Or 8: I s.ls s..'s:.s I,ssj fs China sSosa-
Rav. DIR. Lore, Editor Northern Christian Al
/ vocate, Syracuse, n. 4.
Rev. Geo. Lansing Taylor, Psstor n.
Church, New Haven Conn. =
Rev; Geo Taylor, Pastor Sands Street Church
Rev; J. Emory Haynes, Pastor Hanson n. =.
Church. Brooklyn N. Y.
Rev: 0. Q. Tiffany, Pastor Metropolitan
Ohureh, " ashington, D. Cse - --yr
d.. G. R. Crooks. Editor The Methodist, N. 7.
Rev; L. 3: Weed, Pastor Carroll M. Z. Church
Brooklyn N. Y.
DIS OF OTHERS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

THr editor Of the Paris True Kep''
tuckian met Gen. Leslic1 Coombs q
Lexingtonrccently, and readily thought
of the death Of Reyerdy johnson. He
was q great man." said Coombs. "but
he killed the wing party. 1t was ne
who, more than any other man, put
Tylef on to Harrison and Frelinghuy-
sen on to Clay. Mr.. Clay sent me to
see Archbishop Hughes, who said ne
liked Clay but couldn't go Frelinghuy-
sen. The close vote ir New York
showed that a popular man with Mr..
CLAY would have won the State and
Nation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

This is the history in brief of the
Emma Mine. It was originally dicov.
cred in 1869 by Robert B. Chisholm,
from Elgin, ILL.,, and was "located" in
February, 1870, The name Emma
was suggested by Mr.. Ch'sholm's
son, it being that of little sister at
home in Elgin. A sixth interest was
bought in 1870 by Messrs. Walker
Brothers for $4,000. John Z. Lyon
had put in small amount Of mon
cy with Chisholm and his partners,
and when the mine was discovered
came In and claimed share, but didn't
get it. Trenor W. Park and Henry
Baxter bought half interest in 1870
for $4,000. The original proprie-
tors all sold out in ls7l-72 and got
rich.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

ROBERT, of Paris, has succeeded in
carrying ont practically all old sug-
gestion for the construction Of clocks
apparently without works, by EN-
pIoyih aluminium for the light parts.
aud platinum for movable weight.
The clocks, as made by him, seem to
consist simply of glass face. sup
piled with two hands, to which coun.
tcrpoiscd weights are attached. These
latter, however, contain diminutive
works. which vary the position Of n
piece Of platinum in such q way that
its weight, in connection with that Of
the hands themselves, causes them to
turn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04
krrruckY has fixed her legal rate Vi
interest at eight per cent. 9 l7ad

YHE Chemical Review states that 10
2 drop Of weter obtained from single
snowflake and mAgnised 500 times.
, we're foand p'eecs Of coal, fragments
q 9 cloth, grains q atatcb,, sandy mas
y ssr Y !. an q a i1iaenss variety q otAer
s \ taaees. 6ot 4llagihedt II VIA,
ekeesded' ~ diahssaF ,lhs shrslIl o,5:
sandth part * X inch sa.Ii|
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

A REMARKABLE event took place in
Egypt on New Years Day. The Mo
hammedan lunar year died on Decem
Der 81st for all civil cases, and by a
decree Of the Khedive the Gregorian
calendar was adopted as the author
ised guide in the dealings Of life for
Christian and Moslem alike.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

A NAN named Godfrey was sent to
the State prison in New York for seven
years. He obtained new trial, and
was again convicted for the same Of
fence. The Court sentenced him to
one years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary, but discharged him at once
on the ground that he had already
served that year
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

Il is said that the net profits Of the
Central Pacific railroad corporation
are not less than 80 per cent. upon its
gross earnings, and that the half-dozen
owners Of the road are realizing profit
of nearly a million each per annum.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

No11cr is given in the Montana
tanra papers Of the election Of April 50
upon the railroad propositions sub
,nitted to the people by the late legis-
lature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

TUEsDAf. APRIL Z. 1879.

The secretary q the trssA'rt ~ !!
10 owner Of silver mine haslodefeq!
ID furnish the treasury with So, 600 l
oto Of gold ana silver within eighteen
months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

I The lesson of New Hampshire is
very plain to the New York Tribune.
1t is this: 'erhe democratic party
cannot come back to power upon the
bare argument Of the unworthiness OF
the opposition. The country has
trusted it TO some degree in the cleo
tion Of tae present congress. And
there the country and the people
rest. They wait for this party to do
something to entitle it to further and
larger trusts. Thus far it has done
nothing And the Tribune thinks
Sthe democratic party must under
stand by this time, if it has common
penetration, that it is not going to
carry the presidential election BY
throwing mud"
The FRYER PRocEss.-About two
years ago Mr.. Fryer was living in
Nashville, Tennessee, attending to his
professional business as mining en-.
gineer and attorney for mining pat
ents. In the same house there was
living Mr.. James T. Wallace, by 5,
profession printer, with whom Mr.!
Fryer became acquainted. Mr.. Wal
lace had been ten years in California
and had had some experience in min
ing camps. He drew the. attention Of
Mr.; Fryer to the difficulty Of treating
refractory ores and asked him if ne
Z. did not think that some process. could
. be invented to overcome this great
drawback 70 the profession Of mining.
M. Fryer said be would think Of Il y
j this l. simple, accidental meeting Of
two gentlemen hE away from the min.
ing regions vas the beginning Of
what promises 70 b one of the great ,..
est discoveries 81 The age Y, and il =
should Be successful, Is whit Is now
ifsdic II viii Ebtidg abolut / etapd'
= plpti6t Il eteiis hId pettaidiny u !
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

Washington 22.-1'hc bill intro.
dnccd by Piper to-day makes it ran.
datory upon the collectors Of customs
to execute last years law respecting
immigration from China, upon receiv-
ing the afiidavits of two citizens that
such people are on board any vessel
as the act requires to be excluded.
Luttrcll has introduced bill to pro-
|ibit all contracts Tor servile labor.
providing that it shall be felony To
make or enforce them, and prescribing
. penalty Of the forfeiture Of any YES.
sci transporting coolies without con.
'nlar certificates showing that their
immigration was voluntary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

*
a BEAUTIFUL AlL.raoRY.--Mr. Critten.
den, OF Kentucky, was once engaged
in defending u man who had beer, in.
dlctcd for capital offence. After an
elaborate and powerful argument. he
closed his effort with the follow,nu
beautiful allcgory: ~ :
. When God in His eternal council
conceived the thought Of nuns crea.
ton, He called to him the three minis.
:. tcrs VIM wait constantly apon Il, the
throne- Justice, Truth and lerer
and Addressed them: Shall we make
inanp ,hen said Justice, "oL. Ca,
make him not. fos 10 viii tdra,oDle &. q,
on Thy lams' Truth answered AZ,
.Oh, Cod make him not, for 81 III; iii
pollute Thy sanctnaries.n Buk Nerc !,
dropping rpo6 her knees. BOXED 4,
through her tears and exclainei. .(li
God mike him ! viii wstch oss =,
him throogb 1T The darn uetl1e v \; :
~ lllSx6 ~ 4 tread y 3 3 heS i G|
Inede mall IA I'D q I'm. on llISs1
80 !. al 1skild q Mercy: ~ - =
deal with thY bot
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-04

REMEMBER, boys, before you arc
twenty you must establish q character
that will serve You through all yonr
life. AS habits grow stronger every
year, any turning into new path is
more and more difficult; therefore il is
often harder to unlcarn than to learn:
and on this account famous flute.
player used to charge double price to
those pupils who had been taugl, he.
lore by o poor master. Try and re-
form lazy, unthrifty, or drunken per-
son. and in most cases you fail; for
the bad habit, whatever it is, has 80
wound itself into life that it canuot be
nprooted. The best habit of all is the
habit OF care in the formation Of good
habits. @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07

jDr. Grange uar cin Dtlionar unS binter.
laBt eIne 2SIttme mo e'n lc9s gSofeu alte5
SIno.
Der Sta0tratb pou Syootluu bielt bsute
Abeno cine Grtraiieung, uub Diogor Sfr6.
Der ltidte elne 3uitrtit etu, III melber Ct
OenStaouctb aulioroerte, iwedmGBige gttiou
SetrcnS Der Satairopbe 81 Hebmeu. Gr er-
Harte, o0B cine 5rObe An5ahl yeiteu ans eeu
Srummcru beruor9ebott p0r0en uuo oaB ole
ArbeIt nod nld]t uoieI0et lei; oaB uiele Der
Strnnglidteu BON lbreu Augeb0rigen nitt
loeuuTjIlt meroen t0nnteH, mo bag oe5baIb
oon ntr Staot SorlOrge iitr Die Yeltattuug
eer'tlbcn actroiieu merpen miiiic. ,}n pislen
6amlllsH mlirocH @attel, SGter uno SOhne
otrmlBt, uuo Ger SIrluit meroe idl auaeu=
bltlit tub.bOr MAIDEN. Sic 5ta0t iOlte
uld)t 92r!attcU, 0aB Ole 10 ld)mer BetroheneH
giangei Ilttui. - @lu Reuuers@omltt muroe
erHdHHt, Inn re SoIbldgc oe5 WagorS aus
3ulubrcH. Spdter murOe EN- Cub @umite
crnauut, nm ctnen gegrGbniBplae aui Dem
y9reenmoOo= =6rleotOie" iiir oicSetattuug Der
Serur9ludten 81 crlangen, uno Nrrange=
mcntS liir o08 BegrdbuIB, peI6eS mahr.
ld)etnltd) nod)ltcn SamItas ftattiiuoeH wlro,
iu trsfieu.
Auc llutubaltungslotate in SrOotlpu wer-
0cn au1 Die 0auCr Der lGuieuocu lSot)e gt
ld)loiieu bIebeu.
Srootlru, 6.0ei. -SiS ieet iiuo "a Ger
Srnn9IiidtenioentiiBrt, mOruutsr Die be;oeu
SbaulpleIer Rurood uuo Burroughs. IS
uerlau:ct, oaB ctu Ntanu III oem @ebIuNe,
ais CT tetne NOiinuug nui 9ettung lab, ciueu
HeOolpcr io3 uHb It'd erld)0B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
UermiIOte tcic9rapDiI0e
0cteSGacfs


= Die @clebgcbung bon Sir0iuieu trat
9cltern II 9tldmono 5mammeu. @ls Der
5tQ0tSicuator =. u. Sone5 (Reqcr) BON Dem
30. Senator Qitrirtc iidJ 5u 2(blcQun9 beS
AmtSctoe8 mcioetc, luuroe @inmano Qeaeu
tbn erbobcli, uuo cine lnuge Dl8fniltcn ente
lpam Itd) o0ritbCr, Oh III Oem betrefieuoen
0tIirIfte, wclAr befanutlib Ourdy Bunoe8.
truppcu bei;et mar, cine geicbmdBiQe g8ab(
ltGttgefun0cn babe. Ser Seuetor muroc
ibltcBlId) eiugeidwOrcu, naO cine 0lciolutiun
on9enommcn, weltle ctue uuteriuduuQ Der
&abl III Dem bc!reficnteu 9iltrttte ancroret.
= oohm, SaS. gBn6, 9eneralsSifar Der
0lo6elc BON 9altforO, Conn, itarb gcltern
Itor9cu an oem erwdbnteu Ylabe in 6olge
BON ScrleBnugcu, mcdJc er Dor abt S8od)tH
erbclt.
- Sn BbilaoelpbIo itorb Qm lebtCu Mon.
ta9e clne 6rau, 9tNmcnS WarD BomeQ, elue
5no'ltu Der 2lrmeuanItalt, auQebllh in Tolat
oou YttBbanbIungeu, tpeldJc tbr Smei Ytaue
nct t5nfugtcH. Die &ng2Iegcnbeit miro inter.
iud)t.
- 008 lluterbGn8 ser @eetqebunQ bon
Colorado proteltirte geIteru eiuitlmmtg geQen
Ole popoIung oc8 3CprGicntantenbauleS Der
Ser. Staaten, onrdl melhe Der Stact mn
elne St'mme III benz GoHgreIIe pertirSt nirS.
or. SaS. 8elforo, mclfer in icneu StaQte
5um 0teprdicntanten crmibtt lpurOe, mmoe
HaHl!iGl nIft 81 elnem StB augetaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
Ylith GnlinIi.

e an 6r0n5tato, {. 0cSbr. - Der
SamprcC n@otlJc" iibubrlH9t Nad)ridttn
ans ?otobOmn bis ium lG. Noucmbcr. Der
lIpancWdIc Hrcmcrmmincr bat utrfiinoet,
oaB 5ucl9o oluc 3ou0b9obc auSgciiibrt
mCloCn lanu
,Nn &anopam0 iauS om Z. gioucmber cluc
Htutebrnult ltOtl, mCl6c 700 SGulcr ;erit0rtc.
81 or Rroutu5 GtEcu wurSm 30 6duier
cues -9olTto ourdl cine 6luibmcQc umQerii.
lct. - Der lapoHciiidJc Srlc9soampfcr LINN.
bum0u" idicltcrtc am ,. Nouember al Der
Ntltt Der FroumS 6llibc. Abt SifiSiere unD
~ NiNuolCn crantcu.
0aS NeHcr, mcldcS 0m -, Noucmbcr III
AoiIo wlltbtlt, 0ldIertc fl cGuiCr ell.
&H ocn lItOlldcu mo msitlldeu Yrouin1cI
mar cine bon ctncm ru;uirlcocncn geamteu
ang1ttteitc 9tebcllOn uuSgc5ro6en. Sic
3tcbelcn m0Ccu 2000 Wtanu TART; 500 Solz
oatGu 0cr 5(ealuung ijn0 i'll Dem Srteqe oc.
Tlltcn. 8le 9tebcllcu murOen am 5. Nouenrs
Ecr gcldlla9cn mo Die o0uptrdoelsfithrcr aez
Ton9cn. Adt OcricIbcn iulo Sum 3ooe per
Wtbult, nnb Die 9lubc iit micOer bcrgefeQt.
@cr &un0CSoumpicr yEenncIicc" 1T i'll
?lOtOnnrla aUQcfommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
2eiG)enperbrenmtsu9 oe1 Sarons
BON ISaLttt.

Bitt blr 9, 6. Oe6eM Der. - Die Str.
brennun0 Der 2etde Oe5 Sarons BON Balm
gina beute Ntorgeu in gSaibin3ton, BeauI.,
uEter Qufitd)t res Gr. 2cmogue Dor iid). DE
2ei1e mDg nm 92 8funp uno mar gduslid
aeru6loS. Sie luurOe III einen ipeiBen 2afen
geGT1t unb fIrS nad) 8 ll3r Morgeus in biz
porbereitete 9tetorte, meldle Idon an Gage
po.bsr yGbci3t morreu mar, gebraAt. Aue
ssbn Minuter auqeite1te Seobadtnugen ergo.
ben, bab oer S0rper allmGblig suiammen.
lhrumpfte nnb iidl in 9Gmpfa unO @ae auf=
lIi'te. 9tad Spei Stunoen batte Der S0rper
bebeuteno oil @r0be abgsnommen, uno nur
nodl Die itdrftren Suodyen unb gruitrippen
rperen erfennbar, welt)e id) iebob, mic man
oeutlid] ieben fonnte, bel Der letdteiten ge.
r:ibrung in 2ide aufgel1i't baben piirOen.
Su Spel Stunben unb Ssuan5ig Otinnten mar
Die 2eite uollfdnDig perbrannt. 0tad)oem
Die Retorte iid abgefiibt bat, miro Die 4i1e
9elammelt uao i'll elner llrne auibetpab.t nerz
6en. Sic Seo6lferuns ificn nur lpeitig anz
tbeil oil bem Soraange III uebmen; bic Yreiie
rpar ieaedl 5ablrei6 pertreteu. sSn penl 9tatb.
bauie Der Stabt uro beute 9fa9mittag cine
Serlammluug absehalten, unO Sortrdge iiber
oaS &bema Der HetGenuerbrennung sebalten
lperoei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
Uu0Iano.


gon0on, 6. 9c5cmbcr. - 0e1 ,9JOrt
| 5ernlO" mcIoCt, oab Die GtieuiaOuItrie eluen
uHermartcteu 2luil6wunQ gcnoulmen bat.
SSrnnftetdl.
Part8, g. .0e5embcr, 9GGn Qlaubt
Gtlgemelu, Oab 0r. 0uclcrc nit Ger YllGung
! ClnG8 netleu Wilntlierlum5 beauitragt luerbeu
mirO. 9(ldt8 @emiife8 ut jeOodD beTannt.
81 ctner beutc itattgCilnOcneH SeriammIuug
Der Slntcu lClnOe Sugegeben, oaB BrGiioent
UsncItnbou Die @onItttutton nld)t pcrlebr
bat. GS mur0e tCiHe J(eIolutiou anQenonts
men, neldJe .DitBuaucu 9e9en ole 0fe9ieruug
an0eutet.
ssasonaI &4utcneIiiS Rad,SeGser.
j m, .. 0cjbr. Stmont, Der
9iGdlol9er pe5 Ocritorb:nen aarbiualS Nutea
EeIli, II ans Nia6rlO hiec angetommen,
gsa.rt utO 80tie.
gon60nr 8. 9Gbr., 1880 Nadm. -
GonioIs 93 8 fir @ci0 uuO Ditto fir 8risf.
&crctui9tc Stadtcu O5ltgQtiQnen, I8G5er
lG4, Gree.
2t0erpUot, 8. 9asbr., u. 80 Nad)m.-
Saunwoae idImanfeno; SbCrldnoer 7ylG
Grleols 6s; Scrf6ufe 15 900 SaQeu.
2ouOon, 6. 9Gembey, 9tatm. -
2eiuGl &c Sd]. Sd.
YartS, c. 0e3emb.r. - 6iiniprosentiqe
0ieuten 1O4 8rauc6 371 GentimeS fir Sricl.
6ruuffurt, q. ST., 6. Dcsember. -
&eretnigte St0atCu SbigatiOuen neue
Giinfcr 1913.
Sdii1fsnGdlriditen.
Gueen8to II, 6. 0eiember. - Ser
Dampier o'SclpetIa" lit BON New,Y Yort on9ez
fomnleu.
@touiGle, 6. 93ember. - Der Dam
pier n6oliatia" lit BON 9tem.g gOrt bier sinqe-
laufeu.
SOuthempton, G. @eScrlber. - Der
9ampfer permann" 1T Don Rem. glorl ein.
getrOffeu.
YtperpoOl, c. December. - Der
Qan1pIer e&ttp of Sriitot" lit Had %bila6eL-
pbi0 ab9elOhrell,
Stur5e SsabeI=SepeIdlcn.
-9snor @GnterO, ,oct @ouperneurper0 Sanf
bon 9panlCn," ut getorbsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
slus Der @naaes. .aanntanot t.

gS "a bin t n, 6. 0eSbr. = Der Yrdits
Dent iiberianOte beute Dem @ongreiie Den Be
riht ce8 Senators Sbermau mo au0erer
republifanii3er SertrauenSmGuner iber Die
StimrenSdblung in 2outitana. 9icir gez
ridjt lit Elm 10 elueitiges pcrlo9eusS Gofument,
oaB man iitb wirfllh wunoeru mug, pie
reipeftable Ntdnner ibre ytamen baSu berge-
ben fonnten. Sn oemislben miro Der 9anSe
fraiie S1pinbel ais cine geieblid)e patriot,
icbe &bat geprieien.
- Ser BrdiOent iibcrIanbte beute bem
Senate cine 0ielhe uon &rncnuungeu, mel1e
er wdbreuo Der Sertagung gemad)t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
9Scjferc 8rduoc.

Peoria, ST., 6. 95br. = 2eu & 6run
ci8' 9citlQcrle muyrc 9citcru AbenO our1
6cucr icrit0rt. &crluf S65 900.
Etttlc Sod, 2lrt., 6. 0cSembcr.-adlt
groBc Qol5Ncbduoc bintsr Dem 4rieuale, 81.
4eHthrm Der 8nnOe5regierung, lpelde alS
GuaytlCrc iiir SOloatcu beullBt purocu,
brauntcn geitCru Nbcno ab. GaS 6euer eutz
itano III ctuer ShreIucrmertlQtte III Tolqe
ctuCS d)aobuitcu Sdloruncinc8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-07
zcfrctdr SiiD ftimmt nit Der 30
ltttf ocs YrGRoentcn ppaftdn
din iii1rrstTS

8albiu9tO II, 6. 9Gembey. - Gin
Stlttcrltotcr ctacS licm gDorter 8lattcS
madltc 9cltcrn bCm Setrctdr 5iib Ieine 9luis
maItnn9 mo bciragtc Oenlctbcn, OBJ ous Sc
ridt, Dap Der SctrCiIr uid)t nit Der Yolitif
ocS HrdlNentcn bcjigIih Der iiOIideu Staa.
tcIt lIbcNInltlmme uno nit ictucr Ab0antunq
9corobt babe, Oui 2Sabrbct berubc. 9er
>ctrCGl erfld!tc OUS @criid)t fur; IL. biuoiQ
'llr eme yilgc mo iagtc, C8 criIWe feiu eiu.
ilcr Buntt Ill Der YOlrtit OcS YrGiioeuteu,
III mcld)cm CT utdt nit Dem gcbteren uoQ-
ll0notg ibcrcmitlmme. Gr bcb0uptete, OaS
@crud)t ,c, pom gcmtIcu Yartel 5ournueu
III llMIau' gdcbt morccr, nm paS &ult irrc
III !Cltcu.
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SCR &pla,,torP<

gicm-D OFT, 6. 0eSember. l,id,t
jH :. a8edlicl flOu III ASP. Sob idIoR
beuic III 108-5. 8uubeS ObliQQtlonen
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uete 6uHtu III 10.40er Coupons
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&ehern SO; BrlOr. 59s; 9tofzS8lanb 994
llHterIdlaBamtS Gilan3: Sob So, ,52I,-
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Scrntifdltc ScSeE0en aus
yieto=gIOrf.

q clO.Dcrf, 6. QSbr,3- @OtO erBffnetc
5U l08+.
- Die 3oli > Ginnolmeu betrugcn bcute
%15l 900.
- Ser llnteridatmctitcr 3lblte beute Iiir
5ntUc'Ien &24 600 nno iir cinge3oQene Obi.
gotoneu 1898 900.
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EnD u1tfsr srrerpadatiae,s tr,nifdnset,

ytew arf, 9t..S., 6. 0eabr. - @tn uate.
fainter Manu I'M 2ter BON so Sabren nuroe
geitern Nbeno i'm y9temurt.SOtel" beuuBtlos
mora," rn5 @ ss hStts saoIs m os SpS Soa aro bsnts M
Ybilaoelpbia reglfirirt; leine ssalAc mar g.
&, seseihret.
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SaFoR0iI4e GGte!6eridts.
Gcr oricRf0ltfd)c &riee.
9inEanit oes @roBfariten giifoIaas in

@AH'Ufil YES VrODFHFlLCW 9tlEOtQuS III
&tdDeneff.
&I6enefi, 6, 0c5cmber. - Der @ro6
tLirit gtitolaH8, SeieblSbabcr Der ruifi1en
Speratton50rmee, fam gclteru nit ieinem
StGbc bier oil.
Gin bcocutuu8encacr 5oaIt.
Eon0on, &. Oe5embgr. - Gme 0teuter'-
lde 3cpcd)c ans Yeter5burg beridtet, ou6
Der @roBiiIrIt gtirolauS, al8 er ouf icinenL
2Sc9c na0 St4cneii ourd Uto8fQu tam,
lammt lclncm Stabc Don Dem Nrdimanori.
ten gclc9nct puOe. Der @rOBfiirlt ipelite
0araui bel Dem @rU6cu 80lgorudp uno Der
S;tcre io6te mdbrcuo ocr Ntabt5ett in einem
81 Gbrcn bc8 @roBiliritcu aussebrahteu
Goa'te: 0@8 9creldt mir SIR grO6eu @tre,
0aB Der Sei}blsbabGr ocr ruiiiden Qrmee
letne lc9cSlanfbObn uou meiHcm pauie ais
dntrltt"
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@ee8ef6enft!

yiur siue turSe 3cit Wetoen mir, nm uniers uOrz
sislpe glrbeit bei'm Bubiitdm einSufibren, itoem
FduIer pon einem 0uBeao photographic
elm eleeantsS Observation-Disclosures gum Brdiente
maiden. Olan tomme uno beTdJti3e uuiere slacirten
Yoytraits lie meroen Don teineu ouoereu in 9aroe
iberroifen. eaa q Colt, 0r. 109. ssrtuez
tpu= uahe SartzS TRACE. (Nop2l ,t0tf)
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uno III d. 9uuberte BON &iu
BERN Su gS a len.
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= Die @e!ospinSe in Sem eaben oes Srn.
Oanl. Wtiiilin IN Gameen, Del., muroe Dor.
9sltern yfa1t i'm $4,000 baar uuo eiilen
grpben getras IN 8erthpapiereH beraubt,
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Bureau bee 0aslid)t=Gompagnte
pom 8altim ore,
SIR 10 Ennft EfrdSe

G5t..... Btlli9ee Set6matertal....-@ e ote!
geir bGben cine rotji9tide auaiitdt pon @otea
oorrd.his, tuelbe mir oem Pubttam oils elm empieb>
Isnswertles 5ei6naeral iir bdusIi6e uno anoers
3peie oterirea; iiust ieltt 6euer uno ta irel bon
lnreinieteiten.
SeItsuuuaen rueroen IN bieiem BHreau ODER in Der
Tabrif, TuS pon SeaoenbaaFr., ou9eucmmen.
Srss $3.50 pro Bdsentaouns, in ir9enb etnem
GtaotbeIle abgeteicrt.
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Seine IhptooraShie',

fir Ole Seertase ioIte man iO1iIih chne aufidub
bsltsaen, u 3sit Su csrsn Soaenbuus gu seitotten.
Nid)aro gSaIsl
In Scr. 10. Hore=S hdrtestraBs, bat 9roBe qrraneez
ments ,ur YsauemIi ttsit liner pietea 9onusr ssz
t:iisn. unO Ole ieeiscn erSsusns in oeiem beIisbs
ten Wtelisr ibtrttefftn in tiurl,riider 8olenouu9
uno @le9oni ale irii9eren GnitIcn9unsen in oieitr
Sunlt. 8.eile 8. Den 3siten angemtiieneu 4reiieu!
1880 O., oIN
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Sfaberes ii6sr bsn Sbcaterbranp in
SrnoflDn cm Sieuitag Nbeno.
s6re6enerreeenoc &ataitropbe.

Sas Sdauipiel ,,Sie beioem gSatSen" snoe
NIT einem SraueripieIe
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cNie untcricitnetsn MAIDEN Dem Yublitun Die
"Sansese, Dap lie Den sanSen eeibhau oes 6. S.
San,bred)t, Gr. 2S, 80 uno ?2, WnrozS,igtjtr.,
fduTidJ ibsrHomnen eGbeE, uno bitten um eeIdlise
Sun0idbaIt.
(Sep2,3 3 Wti, i.a.G.s) sSnran 6 SauS.
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(Cn@-O Samss .. smearpooo, CHI

wss. .Sor'S 1notautfd)es pegetabtItfGJes Ssz
coft sit % Sabren ais oa5 9roBte Slutreiaiguugss
w,ittet Der 9esenm0rt tetonnt, fuiro nur in Nr.
1919, Tasettez, ToropeitzGGe oer Gutatp.
StsaSs, su6ereitst uno 1T 6ei aucn apottstern 5n
hahen lIua26, ,12WteHl