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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

briefly, and with evident difficulty. He
was asked who dealt him the blow. He
said it was Schmidt. What Schmidt was
! it? The one who resided in the Most
I Strasse. With what weapon? A small ak.
How did Ruprecht know him? By his
voice. What was the motive of the assault ,
An old quarrel. What was Schmidt's
occupation? A wood-cutter
The case seemed to the Judge marvel
ously simple. He had only to find man
named Schmidt, who lived in the Most
| strasse, and was wood-cutter, to accom-
plish the ends Of justice. The difficulty
began when, on the Most-Strasse being
reached, two Schmidts, brothers, and both
wood-cutters, were found dwelling there.
Yet third Schmidt, a wood-cutter, was
discovered, but he lived in another street,
the Hohen-P1aster. The brothers Schmidt
IL the MOst-Strasse proved to have long
known Ruprecht. They were called
Big" and Little" Schmidt. BIG
Schmidt had not long before been a wit
ness against Ruprecht in a civil suit.
In the dilemma between these Schmidts,
1t became important to ply the wounded
man with new questions. Fortunately he
was still alive and in his senses. But it
was impossible for him to utter a word.
He was asked whether the assailant was
Big or Little Schmidt. He tried in vain
to answer. Then he was asked if the
Hohen- Plaster was not the street on
which the man lived, when he replied,
with struggle, but emphatically, that it
was.
The three men Of the implicated name
were confronted with Ruprecht, but he
was now SO far gone that he could not
open his eyes. The brothers spoke to
him, and manifested much feeling.
Schmidt Of the Hohen- Pfaster, on the
other hand, was uneasy and silent.
Suspicion now fastened on the latter.
On searching his premises, the handle of
his ak was found to be bloody. He was
known to be a disreputable character
But on examination, though inconsistent
in lis statements, he succeeded in estab-
fishing an unimpeachable aiibi He,
moreover, accounted for the blood on the
ak entirely to the satisfaction of the Judge;
when the brothers were once more brought
up, they, too, proved alibis which could
not be shaken.
Then it was discovered that there were
two other wood-cutterS named Schmidt
who lived in the suburbs. One of these
was employed by Ruprecht's brother-in-
law, Berenger. Here seemed the ex-
PLANTATION Of Ruprecht's calling out, 'My
daughter! My daughterr' It now APP
peared that Berenger and his wife lived
unhappily together, that Ruprecht had re-
Gently threatened tomake will excluding
Berenger from any control over his prop
erty and that Berenger on hearing Of the
assault, did not seem in the least surprised
or moved. Other things seemed to bear
against the son-in-law. But he, too,
showed cOnclusively that he was, at the
moment Of the murder, in the parlor Of an
inn some miles away; and the two sub
urban WOod-cutters were equally fortunate
in proving alibis on the best possible evil
dence. Ruprecht soon died without again
opening his lips; and the mystery which
so severely perplexed the judges as to
who killed him is a mystery still
George II. TOaOle, IN App5et0ns' Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18
TIE EARLY DEAD.

ITO boon southern country they have fed -
-MdttheU arnold.
No PROCESS slow Of dull decay
The fire of life abated,
With garlaRds fresh and deWy they
It's banquet left unsated.
They vanished in the midst of death
Ere DER them fell shadow,
And now they draw immortal breath
In happy isle or meadow.
More best than we, who mourned their fate,
These guests who early hasted;
They fingered not like US too late,
But left the lees untas ted.
They quafed the bubbles on the brim
From beakers full and flowing;
Our mtrth was hushed, our eyes were dim
With tears, at their outgoing.
But soon we wiped our tears away;
Again the yiol sounding
Babe joy resume lis festal sway
And kept our pulses bounding.
Long since the noise of revel died,
Our pulses lost their madness,
And in the calm of eventide
We feel the touch of sadness.
From that boon country in the South,
To which they sped before rs,
Oft comes those long-lost mates of youth
In dreams, and hover Ger rs.
Our locks are gray; our hearts are worn;
Care cen our sleep invadeth;
They come from bowers of youth and MON,
Where leaf nor blossom fadeth.
They come with airs and scents of May,
These guests from wales Elysian;
They shun the glare and din Of day,
But haunt the nightly vision.
Oh well for us that dreamland opes
At night its mystic portal,
Through which, rekindling faded hopes,
Glide vlsitants immortal
b. W. Ball. IN Atlantic Monthly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18
The Religion Of Japan.

The Paris ReDue des De1tT M0ndss, in
late number, throws flood Of light On
the obscure question Of the religion of
Japan. There is a story told about an
eminent student Of manners who, meeting
a japanese gentleman in England, tried
to get him to explain the creed of his
cOuntrymen. The japanese was so re-
served that his questioner thought he con-
cealed his knowledge, like Herodotus,
I" for a certain mystic reason" In a few
months, however, he received a courteous
letter from the foreigner, saying that he
himself had paid no attention to the reIig-
ion Of his country, but that friend of his
had arrived in England who had made
quite study of the matter This seems
to show that education israther goddess
in Japan; but, in point of fact, the people
enjoy two main forms of belief One is
Buddhism; the other, and far the more
ancient, is "ShintO." Shinto, being in
terpreted, means 1.-The path of the gods,''
and has an immense system of doctrine,
with a cOsmOgOny on the usual type of
savage theories of the beginning ofthings
Generation after generation of pure spirits
lived in infinite space, and at last evolved
a race of gods, which again became the
fathers Of the kami, or half-divine heroic
fathers of humanity 60 ShintO," as
practical religion, partly holds OF the wor-
ship of the elementary forces of Nature,
and partly of the worship Of ancestors.
The Mikado's ancestors were high gods;
the grandees trace their pedigree, as the
Egyptians traced that of Hecatgus, to
deities of lower rank among the kamis.
Every kami has his saints day, when his
chapel, or naya, is frequented by the peo-
pie. In the temple are no idols, only
mirror and some scraps Of paper. Many
Of the karnis are deifed men, others are
myths, others distractions; and, in short,
@ Sbinto'' is so promiscuous faith that
the Japanese who knew little about il was
perhaps no exceptional person in his own
country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18
Il PRAYER.

o Lord, forgive me, for trust
Entirely to Thee,
What have done and said and thought
All my perversity.
o keep me, in temptations hour,
From every shameful sin,
Dear God, without Thy loving aid
No soul can enter in.
Sin is so strong, and we are weak,
And Ihave aithless grown,
o Lord, in my extreme distress,
cling to Thee alone.
From the Pr0UszcdI.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

WHEN we look at what Christ has done
for Us, surely nothing can be called sac
riice in comparison with His.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

THE Bible is a window in this prison of
hope, through which we look into eter'
nity.-DpigIt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

MIsTEUsT the man who finds everything
coed, the man who finds everything evil,
and still more, the man who is Indifferent
to everything.-LdUatsr.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18
International Sunday-SchooI Lessons.
SECOND QUARTER, 1876.

SECOND QUARTER, 1876.
May n. Christian Fellowship. ...... Acts 4:23-S7
May Is Lying Unto God. .......... Acts Sill
June d The Apostles in Prison 49,. Acts 5:l2-26
June H. The Ap'sts before the c. neil Acts 5:27-42
June lS The Seven Chosen. ......... Acts 6:1--15
June % Review; or a Lesson selected by the
school.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

COPS grapes OF blessing are not gath
cred from the thorns OF wrong, nor the
figs of his abiding peace from the thistles
OF evil
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

The value of aman's education cal not
be estimated by the price he paid for it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-05-18

Alps which the Indians admire
Scalps.
, 1876-08-12

9as 6eft bat cine ebenIo finnige, tpte
ernite 8ebeutuuQ. SIS mirb einen Selt9ruB
Ser 8iiraer iener acknowledgements brtnz
oeu. meld,e ais Sorbilo Der SolfSzlnabbdn'
%9iofeit, ia ais Sorbilo etues bemotratllten
Staaten.Bunoes felt Sabrbunberten nlttten
i'm monardii6en europa auf ibrer Tellen'
Sitabene ben Treibeitss Yoften be3ogen nno
behauptet bat. 0aS Self miro aud onrh
ietn Yroaramm uno bnrd bic tbeilnebmen'
BEN Beri0nliffetten fir oa8 9eiammte Yublts
fum piel bes SutereIianten briugen. Ils
Set.Y rdiioent fnngirt Der miirot9e @eneral
oefer bes @oloeS am Yacifc, Dem ntd)t bios
Die Ser. Staaten, lonoern Die gSelt Den mo-
oernen commcrSleuen Nutlhipnn9 perolltt.
Inter ben auoern Seaniten b~eftroeIl ttd) pers
ffiebene Der b~efannteiteu nnb angeiebenten,
bier reiibirenoen Shpetaer 0arnnter meb'
rere S6net5erz9 onIuln), lpte Serr u.
&oraoi, Sobn Stb, >. 2ntbn, S. IS. Nilo'
berger, Capt. Sobn 81. Seamaun CSlcesPrd'
ltoent) NIB niele Nnoere.
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ben. Ibenos 8 llbr ftubet Elm sroBes San
frtt itatt. Nm Sonntag, ben 81. Iu9uft
tm IL Ubr Sorffllttd9S, lou eIn 0elo9ot
tesbienit 9ebalten iuerben nno gtahmlt
tags 4 l1br iou SOCIAL unb Snltrumeutal
&oncert Der anne Ienben @eiang-Teretn
itattfinoen.
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| Ifen @ohenblatte voelpetiu" entnommen
| Sn oerielbeu Summer wlrb III ether Cor
reiponben5 ans Ybilabelpbia 9egen bic pro
%ieftirte Selpprebigt protetirt. SaS Seit
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S4ladt BET ct. Satob an Der 8trs, am 26
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nannten 2a~noSgsmei1be ietn ioa, tpar III
ipriin9lid nur auf ben 26. au9uit feftseiett
Son Stem 0orf aus mdre baum nod De
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,poroeu. ueber beien 3lpedmdbi9feit mdreI
| Die Dteiuungen peri6ieoen, bafiir wdren M
@eni9e, bic Dtaiie iei bagegen. Sas off
,iele Brosramm bat jeooh ben Selbsottes
bienit auiSenommen.
, 1876-08-12
Wtte ttat tn @aibtngton sa ether
2l%1tifelptta fottutt,

Gin PER- Wauiion, Der mad Der Serii6e.
runa oes republifanti9en rWaibington
%&brontcle", Elm gebiloeter nno iiittiaer Jun.
ger Wann 1T, es3dblt in iener 3eitung fol.
senbe @eihibte:
SIN CONNER 1873 beianb er iid auser
Bsidaftigung uno periu1te, cine Mnfteluna
in Waibln9ton 3u erbaltsn. gr matte meb@
rere Yrttiun9en ourdl, obne jeiuen 3ped au
srrsiden. @iues Cages traf Ct ielusn frii6e.
rem Sdnstoer .. Barr NIB tlaate oielem
iein asio. Barr fdlns ihm Dor. ibnl fir
500 cine Slstftsae 5u peridaffeu. Das
Nnerbteten iparo an9enommen. Nm Md.
lten Ga9e mnroe Wfauiion gsiagt, er ioue
nod ein'ge Gmpfeblnnss idreibsu b%ringen.
Otes that er nnS 3pei Gage fpd,er bate er
Die sriehSte Infeluns. @r erbislt suar nur
$50 ben Monat, bradts es aber bod fertia,
aamonatl,d $40 an Barr ab,unasen. Na6.
Dem sr lelns Steae bis gum 8. Suli 1874 be.
%flsiosf. muroe Ct entlaf'n. @r trieb Iit,
nun bis gum Miai 1875 mieber obne Anftel.
luu9 hernm. Damn wanbe er ith Don gfeuem
on Barr, Der ibm abermals 5000 abuer.
lan9te uno, oils Wauijon ii1 fiber
ben hoben Yreis beldmsrts, ta9te, er
mitie NIT benz srlten @lerf res
8rie9soepartemsnts ,&rosbp. tbe,leu. Giniae
Gage ipater erb6bte Barr Die aeforoerts
Snmme anf $500, oenn, iaate er, Grosbp
mag gle nidt leioen unb Id mub .ibn nit
elmer @rtralnmme aemiRnen. MaulIon be.
ihloB nun, iid on @ensral Wfeiss brett Al
tpenoen. Sc 9.lang ibm, eiue @ubiena Be,
oemlelbsn gu erbalteu. Nls er Wteias nit.
tbet!te, oaB er feno9rapbiren tonme, per anate
oisisr nur nod eine @mpiebluus Don YrOf.
Senrp bonn Smitbionian Snfitrte uub Der.
lpra4 oann, Waliion ioae cine Stele erbal.
ten. @r belt bieies 8eripre1en aud, trosoem
Srosb9 bas @eiud Maliion's. oas 6urd
leine 9anoe sebe1 mubte, anssbalten bate.
Nah etni9en 2asen absr fam Barr In bas
Simmer, mo- Waaiion bei6dfti9t. mar; be.
bauptete, oieier babe feline @tele 6urd ieiuen
@tntluB erpaitsn nno perlan9te bic petlpro.
denen $500. Mauiion Deiserte iid unb
Barr sing inter 0robunsen fort. Nun
tpanote 1ih Walti0n on @rosbp brett uno
erfnbr BON oemielben 5u ieinem niht aerinasu
@rtaunen, ct (@ro8bp) babe DtaIlion aGer.
oinss anf Sarr's Gmpiebluns auaefteat.
Sebr be5ei9neno fii9te er biusu: Ser Wal.
lion, Sic wsrben iibsrbaupt gut Ibun, Shire
S9nloen su besablsn !" (Wtali;on hattie
na:drlld, nadoem er 10 ianse !Ssit auBer
Ssiadfisuns sewsien, einiss SduiOen.l
90 lanse Dtsiss feline Stsae i'm arisss,
ospartement behielt, idiiste er Wtaaiiou mnb
oisier blieb unbeheQiat. Als WfelaS aber
reil9ntrts nno Sn9aas letn Nadfolgsr wuroe,
es niht LANCE, bis aud oes grierer
SGisltng ieine Stele perlor nno @rosbn
ia9te Tim in's @eiidt, er i, abgelett NOR.
ben, neil er feline SbulO an Barr ni9t ent,
babe.
, 1876-08-12
W 6aSrSND o.. SpE hnnssn Nsusts unit
IV$ ~"S bette Ausii@i
n1SA - -. fir H onnoun

A8tnten pnb 8eriaufer!
9snrs 9Sare SssGsr's Jamilisn : Btttans trt.s ttr,
p~erbt.Satlsna an nnp 9tebt ibren Abennsaten ,wet Der
9rbsitn unO l60ufsn Slsosrapbi. en-, tpet aubsra an.
s~lsnenesh Sileera. pelGe ipiprt AOsau9 hnpsn, ppn utrs.
&nesrien, als Vseeatude ~ tprem Wlde awake" unp
bic bsfe ismnls %8sbplene Weltsenbsi tur Ne. QB,s lisfsrn
Den lst@ttrea une l6pnften YtrtIua .. VI a~snfanp unp BE-
,ssltn lter Pope sSmmiia0a. 5se,r frabstt sper asps
ltbtr Uorratp sn auseabIidlt2er Wsr1ubana ysrbonDsn.
Ds 5e,tnns isltH fspt untsr 5amtlisn : SVarnaItn vbn,
tSrss @lei9tn Sa. anp NJ 70 popular, bas fs bic ar6Sts
Serpreitun9 IN Der xSeit bat! Das pefe ittsrertIbt
Ianet 8eraee an; et fsaberta Eapitel II erbtn Den WbOnee
nsatsn %essltsftrt. Wire. s5s0ws's ladserfsbnts SOlas an,
nMy wife and l., bse.nnt NIT bsm ntusn SABRE, Sr.
9enp Ssmano, Der ssa 8utes Saldr ODER elm unabbdn ,oss
@el9aft want9t lelts fur &treulars unb preisliife I'D
igsaSsn an 3. y. Sors u. 60. asp ysri. 4lDi4vt.
s SsaS @a sp "rsssls S.ss'aaa'2N Ger EN- Y~erlanat
, 1876-08-12
Cas Set Der S6meiser am 90.
MnS q. MMaMit Al Ybilabelphia.

IS ueroen sroBe Sorbereitunsen fir baS
9roBe SdpetSer-Seit setrofieu, melbeS am
26. unb 81. &uault Su Yblluoelpbia absebalz
ten meroeu io1. Nuem Gernebmen nah
peripribt bic SetbeiliSuns barau cine iebr
lebhaite gu merben. 0aS Yrosramm miro
ipdttr auSfiibrli6 mit9etbeilt merben. Ser
3wed oeS 6eiteS lift cine 0emonltration Al
@bren bes Subeliabres Der Ser. Staater,
pelde ibren Sauptausoruf burf cine Sra,
tulations. NOrefie finoen fol-, bic benz ameri-
faniihen Solfe our Seier iener bunbertjdb,
risen lnabbdusi8teit Seitens Der SAwei5er
geipiomet neroen 1ou.
, 1876-08-12

Git. SIT eS beinabe ni1t ebenlo aut ais
cine Ser9iftuug, penn 0eute, bic leioeno ii1o,
Wflrturen 81 iih nebmell- melde oft BON I'M.
befdbtsten Yerionen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fno ?
pallet Sud al elm altes bemdbrtes Sausmit.
tel, oils melhes mtr eud 81 +. AuQuf
&ont9,S 9amburger Gropfen
aufs Yeite empfeblen f0nnen.
, 1876-08-12
&AwebffA BttAsrA
8sIferanaIen

LIRE besientse, staa nit Dssy.sFs bebaRa n. gsl
teraual Ia d, BET ttnenn lusuaiiden Wlatle MT benz fat
asbeFesbarta gerlansen sa fsen, sarakltal u nsbniss
sni besao& bura BIZ 8urAt hayps ausselalsau ia fen.
hlasa. Ds4 nidt aida ~ tatteat tttsa, haters nb
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uat f4ae sa1as umsetune Ds Sladltat 3Htll&teh
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RdAaen itn uetbsa. nt4t fdtea sur Batrttesss aS p
e4s sxu Gdbemssek. &ku rsfun ~
, 1876-08-12

Dr.. Pierce's Samilieu Mebtci
men illb ielt otelen Sabren Dem Bublifuut
oetarrut 9eipelen, LANCE senug nm ibren @ertb
ooli9 gu erprobeu, unb Der bette 8emeiS, Der
81 t9ren @l'llten ansefiibrt iperoen lam, 1T
Ste Gbatla9s, SaB Der Sertaui berIelben be-
itanoig madlt.
, 1876-08-12
"Star- Offa" platform

Gtibcrslan,. elne srDRe 8tsrne. Gin psaadastas
S9as anter Dsttn. 8rasst In 9tfsnpaarsn.5anblan
ne4. e.rtnlare gratis p~trffrttt. abrtfafsi
W2Svf' Star HIatfprm, $685.
, 1876-08-12
Tieber umb faltes Syisber.

glten sab Msatlessu far so Gents furtst. &c
atset tttn 4stlattsel In tss Oslt, ptIaU 8teber sac
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, 1876-08-12

0hnr M9enten perlan9t. Cute Uelesenbelt, Gelo
Sutt gu %perolenen iir seuir, lpel9e 'pre ,3elt poe.
elnelt 3beil Dapolt Dem YertauJ unlerer
SDeelorten mlOmen. Niberate @onmillioneu. S1relDi
mad Den Seoln9un9en. y. .. Uor 5643. Great
American Tea Co., IL uno So Yelep StraGe,
sten yOft- 4o26olt
, 1876-08-12
&ETA OLD dominion pawpn1lp
Npmpanp.
EAa -
Na4 New>g prt.

Disie Company wtrb stnsa tbrer na&fOIssnben praGs.
Ssu. Mtdbmonc, Mibemaris, patteras NM
@eorse Us. Gicer I'm SaM) an Iesem AtenRaa.
5reiIae -uap Samsta9 bet 2p9Wa6er abtab, en-
ianen.
Dlefs s&tHe fnb gang usu uabawsrssn auspradlto
fli biele Blouse 8etaut.
Sis 9asrn pra&tppIe Salppns, 9 t 8ppms un.
Babe
Die spsIfsn, Ssausmltat,it unb 8~spisauus anb IN.
ubertrehlt1.
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ben ts8eimaBia IN glsW-gort an ptm aperptdten pier "a
&pmpanp, 81 9iprtb Niper,
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untDten %bessdnst.
S6tfs pteler Ninte perlaftn g~tprtplt UNI 7Xubr Nad.
thtttags pabreap bee Spmners.
SraGt an8snpnimeh Die t upr Abeuos iebsn Iaa.
aSe8en weitttsr Austuaft penpe man to- an
st ~s0sse Us. Muen ". @U., Asentea,
feb. SfTet &smpaups lrparpe., @saetts.
, 1876-08-12
VodsR

Esfra. S&asia&Hebss entRepea aus ser,prbeRem Eish,
0eetn be}t &ranibeteu 10 .6&rtbtf@ Bitters" bas Mrs
hmft G4usmitta, neil q Der teaf 9lutrttxiset u. ~
u atsbt dttr wIrb bT @ebraa6 N fpdt phu ni&t etnau
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ftat Serbex, IA Rrantetttea In sttfea StAbtun dae o..
hess @stGnStsaa rfsrbex.
, 1876-08-12

JeSea3 Dafzn bic f1rsdlt&ea e4nisten ssssalf%
pdGe biefe Rranfbett NIT I'D brinst. rtnu Ia benz rGha4
Mf9 Bitters" din Sttlmtstel sebsttn wtrb. bas .Sttr leta
eslansen iannf d l!nbut be e4uaerien tsfOrt une ID
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stat IL. Eeuieabe fesnen ben Iae. an udAem M sras.
Nassea sttfA wxnbntass Sdinsttsd n stbsss&sn
, 1876-08-12

De- gtAsea n bk crete sptfaate hs Rbryuss. Cen
Pa rtdlt bas sanss Ssffsra Rabrsns unb araft. WtnS
ss Htasen snb anberf 8erpaaaastprsaas aa&laTen, ion
ssas 1saHasett ~ entwtdeln. mus br sang. 8brper ID.
ksa. Dk Rranfbeiten. rel&e ave stfSrter ab6tisfett 10
tatAssaseprsans ~exrattea. Rah serfateseuer DIT, ato
~ 8susfarfaas Ndbt thinner bisftlt. Dta ii bs
Ssaat. vsba sAs se&wtbif& Sttters." ba y aIs etar.
Eaeaaatttd rtrft, Ne gertaxnnssprsane stseIt nnS tkr
sasns. 9bkasist bnaeat, + WELT &ranissittn bdlt, 81
ssfAdneb .east stsl&tetan Ratar faA. oois ssnnss
hesnatv heisxtHt
e&Wtntfu3a
nab alt ansreS eaReenFranfptttta esthtktx eSss {, "a
sxs etsrunssa ser Masenttatistttt. als hur& tr6ltdn
An!ast sbtr btftiss G~rialtuns. Dtnn bic Spsii. mid
seeSrts seTbauet uns Der 8srper ia 8Olse ssasn Mot tis.
iarslt9 erndbrt pirb, muf abmasrura s~intretsa mi
e. at$sd$;: SYa.s. ss!tss. ben l.iS.shsa aaiaa eas
sss nt&t IL Dttra&t N Dk israbStsaen VERT.
sena fs 8das BOA e$ptnbfa&t is ben eraea Stabitn 10,
easeds, st4tra sbnt Gxsaabme TIRE Aufuerilomiei 40.
60 AIT " @ssnltraHs br guhsauaassrsans ssmit ~
Sgtttss, stl@e su Patient u f& aimmt. tkn at&t fru&t
~ d&nrs sernrfa&sa nns ni&t bur& ben AbrStr ee
VA sab Tim tntseber gar tdne ssu u aasaisss esa
sssis nab f&It&te Rstruss " biatA
, 1876-08-12
Reime PHanjemfnfs.

@abtpap u. 3d.
90 Darrsm, Ode Gtur@ Ctr, q. Q.
aiss ssliAs xns sDsprse. s&tAt cine srsiaaris "a
@aspap u. g., 80 gDatrsn, Ode 9burd Cir, N:s
Nsri axsiaaf.. 9Asienss S.rts pirs Sbnsn susefAist
, 1876-08-12

1futseiatsenA
DesysSsnss HIat IA hs 16sstxrk4s 10 eHatsfiAs0
ssI (saas eiIbaft1 SranEertsa.
@amtausf4I&ss.
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tsts.
, 1876-08-12
&@menifb Bitters..
Rsx sas 9rdutertafteA
@@w<SH4 Dtss1A

Dor aebr Gle stsrpxntet SeRres eytsedss eta buaA
ef f&webtf&r Hrst BET tsn u5taenf&e fflthtn 5ssi&ua4
ud&e q fah auf alien ItdIen br Grbe aa6eate, sN p
wAIhse 9sinreft strige &r&nter ant Ia Gytsad eesfs
bss t2a ~ 4auptseeasAttetk vs.
, 1876-08-12
so Nrp;ent.

9llten M9erlten miro elue @omnltliion be3ahll
Tir Den 9ertauf pOn nelen uno leDr pppuiaren Sunern
pom eliler Der beoeutenolten Sublcriptions- tSirnen I'M
Salloe. W Suber Tir 81 9ents SIS Slder fur 81. ~.
Seilt bumbuS. atan laiie iiA uulere 9,rculare tom.
men uno t~ber3eu9e I'D ieibit. AorelIe ~. D. bog 52y.
art"NN "onn 44SloOe3
, 1876-08-12
READY RELIEF
D~-spiss IN sinsm saIbsn gIas sDag,r

sfTt'lIbfH tn HthlgtH NH8fHbIfdtRI
artxsfs. S@pddss. SeritIsvfen, b0ftm Rect
f&naerl, peroerbenen Wasrn. Diarrbps.
@ure$fau, Serfop funs, B~idbunssa
Ine ale inneren Geieen.
, 1876-08-12

sdl.ats l'attn fate .tnt aIsiSs ssn tatras's s,aIs
!! .l'si bts H& tubrsn. OsRtet GrSpfsn In GDsHtr xsrssa
&santettt eber Sbmsyitu. bic psm Heb5I hes lDadtrS
e%trrabssa, s%srbtusta. 70 IN better sS franlbaiGu
Ssanbs shsr Btttsts ais tn Rtt,mittd.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

R As s asD saEs 81 .fEs
rao1s's sc 9TH and 9TH ''
sakhkRs skh6kkRs,,g rfsngIi. col 4s and ,,s coils
HOARD AND LoDaISG wASTED@ap Pacr~s,h col
SRSokEYN REAL Estate Fos s&LE-aD rAo.-i.s
sIsISEss sysIS!ss 9rEoHEysI1IEs- srs rAss
cLEESs AND sALxsSES~iiIH FAes~osh col, and
=, i2IH rAcK-lst col
r9I, Er99rI,AARINERsii5rs-srT Art y J |. x rAcE.
62SsHsa Sco4bbREa risrssn Paens.h cot COL
66EwMTisTHYIsT rssrce'h re % s9 vrpx1surn AMI
EuRosExS sTElNshifs-is1n isis, iIS raaHead COL
EAS$mIfs% ..IIs Tssssa = COL
riNE xRTs-isr PAcK~eth col.
fTRSfsHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGs-2d and Sd coils
hEEs MATTED -xETALEs..il PAos-e.s col
HORSES CARRIAGES &C-lsr PAcE-sd 4th 5th and
HSnsEs kSaSs. 1S.. iwsASrEp-,lrH rAer-,a col
JSS CITY As1 sss =.
IrA LOST AID ID FouSDnisr o'% rAer0iss &c, COL
.xesE .xshTESxT5E HxS4Esi:s rf:Tlss col eo
ss.
9th col.
MUSICAL-isr PAcE--6:h col.
NEW PUBLlCATIONS--7rH PAGB-6th col.
NEWSPAPERS-lsr PAcE-2d COL
fasoSokTs dkSaS nssfs;' rAcreh COL
POLITICAL-11rH PAGH-1st COL
fROPOSALS-1s 1sr PAGE-6th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALKS-
11rH PAGE 9th col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
RENTED PAGE-1st col.
REAL FsA FsFAFk %aSTsbss u F1es,s:
REMOvALS-2D PAGE 9th col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-lst COL
sALES At AuCTI0N.2p PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-2d Sd,
4th, 9Th and 9th coils.
6ITUATlONS WANTED-MALES-1lrH PAGE-6th COL
SPECIAL NOTlCES-lsr PAGK-lst and I'd COILS
SPORTING DOGS. &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col
6TOkAGE-1sT PAGE-2d col.
THE TRADES-12rH PAGs-lst and I'd coils.
THE TURF-1sT PAGE Sd col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2D PAcE-1H col.
TRAvELLRRS' GUIDE-12IH PAGE-3d col.
UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
n PACE-3d col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY &C.-2D PAGK-6th col
WkSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE LIST COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrn PAGE-6th col.