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JEFFERSON CITY, Feb 9.-Ye.terday
morning There arrived in this city from ST. Louis
Cd. / rker ui C1iordQt ana supervisor Meyer OF
-. Louis. EIch wa, ignorant u the oilers
tre-ence. Col Parker went to a boarding. house
in.teal II hotel. and At about eight o'clock In
The morning called for close carriage aid a
Justice 0f the Peace; securing wiich lie went
u the Peni entiary and OBJ aimed an AFFIDAVIT
FROM Col John i. Joyce. About an hour otter
ms departure Supervisor Never called on Var
den Sehree and dcflred thlt Parker should not
he 'O"cd 10 see JONcc. out ne was too lace.
Ihe fcd Wa done, hit We're tine contents
OF th onit.viti Rumof has n that Grant mad
promised joyce q pardon provided ne would
make az Ldlyt c.e ing BtDcprk before hin.
Warden ScuIee and United States Att.lnry
liOtt,furd were inc viewed, hut they emily SAID
that the lnrtter WAS a secret 81 vital importance
to the G,icl uuent; 50 tine IL rests.
JoN e M d the remark yesterdA ~ after Pr
ker's d rpdrturf that "thOsr fellows are badly
So r, d al - Louis; they remind me # ducks
lowering in the air WIN broken wings. slowly
circllng to tine earth. but not knowing where
they VIII fail. am done down"
a ire sury warrant having been lost by the
NardsH's CLERK a lew d " since, no repaired to
joyce TO inquire how 10 proceed about H..
Joyce gave him satisfaction. at The same tine
re marking, whenever YOU want to draw any
noucyou Of the United states treasury come
" me-
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BEECHER,s COUNCIL.
The Announcement that was lIade About "a
from Plymnnih Pnlpii Ncaterdny.


In his opening prayer yesterday Mr.
Bcecher, after appealing for the success OF
Moody and Sankey in New York, said And
we pray for those thy servants who are drawing
nigh, and are soon to meet here in council. give
them grace, truth and wisdom, and lead them
to such consultation and deliberaton as shall he
for the peace Of thy church below, aud for thy
glory In heaven"
BEFORE beginning his sermon Mr.. Re- cher. who
seemed to he fun Of his council. said. "Thc
advisory council Will meet on Tuesday, In this
place at . L. VI. Its sessions thereafter will be
determined by its own appointment The min
listers and delegates will be sent with cards OF
Introduction to those who have offered their
hospitality To entertain them. ANY persons who
wish to render further hospitality to the dele
gates will please send their addresses. with the
number Of persons they can accommodate, to
Nr. Halliday. who viii assign tn m their guests
Arcadr ont NJ about 30 churches invited, III
have si,nitlcd their acc pt nee
Nor -l3j" cried ont pastor il-helpor HOLT
d1y, who always keeps guard over Beech,i's
rulpi' announcements, ami cOrrects his mathe-
uHttfIl hllnNprs.
ooh. rs: this morning more have been heard
tnM; II was III yestcrdly,' said Mr. Is secner.
"Quit" a large number" ho continued. are vet
to uc h'0'd fiUm. Somc IL g. likcly " iil not toe
heard from until they prcscnt themselves here
~ their delegates. etye.a; nave already arrived
here. am glad 10 announce e. Won, Their fore,
that the council VIII be held. Although very
= renuous pXertiune have beon made To- prevent
the assembling ~ the council, the minds OF me
invited churches have been Divnely guided to
an Hfiirna i've answer. cinnot help but feel that
these hr"thrcu. coming Into mn atmosuhric OF
PRAYER VII % will he sent m from all hc house
HOLDS ~ this clng-cg 'tion. 10 ice led TO just
amt right decision let them feel the warmth
OF Your iov" ani faifh. that while they confer
nl"s~inr unln IL treN may carry bacN to their
cl1rgr- from among u the blossine Of renew
IN the evening Mr. Bcecher said that the body
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Brains Ia limo OF Peril.

Tho Grand Theatre az Niehna was crowd
ed. The u uprror Francis, with several menu
tiers Of his family, was IN tbc imperial box. The
plV, Schli cr's "kobbeTS," had reached its
third act. when a cry aruse that the stage was
on IRE. Emile Devrient signAlled at on e to tho
ur prictor who lowered the curtain. The actor
stepping m front OF it ere &c wholly fell In his
clear, clarion voice, said 8" The Emperor has
been drspoiiod of an al lIette OF diamonds. No
honest person Will object to being sc .rched.
lo1 Twill unss out one nv one at each entrance and
be searched 10y the police stationed at the ssv-
eral doors. Any man attempting 70 20 ont Of
order wi be arrested" Tho crowd, deceived
by the coJlncns and the charge. poured out A.
each reached the door lie was simply told to
hurry on, and just a. the last rows of tnc upper
gallery were rllns out the flames burst through
the curtain. Bot not a lite was lost. though IN
ruins.
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A ounded Marderer Lvnehed.


FfV7H no WeI'U'u1 IIII IVNF'N'
Gu tin, the negro who foully murdered
Cll OHutt on the 80 ult AZ ~ late In our last
h.. Ne, was finally captured near tne Junction.
some nineteen mt from here, last \ turduy
evening, the oh. lie aad tlken refuge ia u ne
CrI c1tun, nj two OF ms pursuers being in
formed OF tne fact, approached IL for the pur-
pose Of cHrCting his rTest, Nhen he perceived
them and broke for tho woods. A shOt truu a
dIuhle-h relied gun caused hum 10 halt for "a
moment, Dut beng only wounded in the arm,
ne 5000 Il r. cd ~ again, wnen second suo.,
which to ~ eli Z ~ his back, wounded nm Sc
Vercly and up,ct him. lie was then conveyed
here ana LODGED IN tine PARISH jill TINT night.
Inc mex. morning large nuinuer Of b. ecill2ens
NJ MtSninetun, black ana waite, rcde Into oW u,
fnTcirly Took MIA from the custody Of tns Sher-
~ ana his depuuc-, and placing him N WAGON,
,ycd uiul tu the sClLc Of the lnu der, "a few
miles from was rin2t N, where ue was hanged
To ID ire on the ruausidr. some utteen hundred
persons, We are informed, were spectators.
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TI0U- N fUI0UT0E L0UIiNffCI0L
The defense in the I}ubcuck case received
a heavy blow yesterday. one Of the liingsters
VIII hle not hrrrtpf re- appeared on the Witness
81 nd, Eve est, festiics that he prOcured, WIN
SlUun IN small nils, h nded him by Joyce, two
Sip oils, wuich were placed ny Joyce in two
envelopes and given 20 MN to mail. lie looked
1T the directions. ana one IL ter was addressed
e. W. q. avery ana the other u q. r. BihcOck.
The counsel Tor the defense struggled to exclude
THIS testimony, aud then examined tho witness
Ntri closely eos to what he saw. and the only
comfort they got was that IN the Csc Of the en-
" lO.cs he did not ste that joyce inherited the
bili I'm II. MS evidence is very sicninc ~, aud
seem, 10 give an explanation Of TIE q" sylph "
ttiegraus.
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How he Weighed his wife.


froni ne LeriStoh tHe1 Journal
She l. a woman, weighing, il was sup
posed, about 80 pounds, nat her husband could
not induce her 90 be weighed. SO the other day
be was driving out Wttn his wife, aud drove ~
not notice tnat the team stood on MIR. Durman' $
hay scales. While he WAS talking with "A gentle
man NJ the door his whole team was being
wtt-hed. lie tuen drove over to LISBON street
and LEFT his wife to dp some shopping. Ihcn no
drove biCk to Mr.. Dorman's hay scales ana the
team was weighed minus the wife. II WAS hut
stumble sum In subtraction to discover the
weight OF the woman. ON getting bone the
Joke leaked ont, but his ueighbors declare TINT
& leh VIII never see another dav of Judgment
In winch lie will Ice moro sorry for his sins than
he dld the hour when his vile learned that sue
weighed two hundred ma forty odd pounds.
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F'0Ti no n TIIIHF F'tF0NIH' FfI' II
The Information became public yestcr-
day aiternoou that "A sad domestic drama had
been enacted IN the lower part OF the cltY. the
az tors theron beng Henry Newman. IN, wife.
Tearing the name OF rhhip. MIR. Newman has
been married eight or niue years to Caroline,
She IS about forty years ~ aCe, comely, pleas
hut-loukine woman, aud hes hecn the idol II
her husband, Who rs fifteen or twenty wears her
senior Ills money has been deposited In the
wings bank In her name.
ON SUNDAY last Mrs. Newman started for New
lulk. where sue announced that She Wa going
- max" Nlaii, eXp"c, tuF 10 return on luesd v.
She took Sl,fh with her. ON tuesday the young
man Phiup started iur New York.
THO young man Phlip Is about thirty YEAR
Of axe, tall, and OF pleasing ldrr,s. lie " IS
"a general idvorite lhtll IL was intnated he has
a vito IN New York.
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prirAInn n lhc cen,onninI rxhIhilIon.

The managers are doing the very best
they can to guard the magnificent enterprise
from the tliut ~ iulrmity. No standing bar
Will be allowed within the grounds IN the ma
chincY buiiding tnere viii he live cafes, IN
which no malt wine- or other rpiritUous liquors
IN which there will Toe no sptituous liquors.; in
the aEticul ura building ~ yet hut one hiss been
determined on, and that Is restricted to the
"soiden' wine Of California. The restaurants
are without other than the general Restriction of
no standing oar. They are all in special hId-
incs erected hV their urpprietors. The mama
gers have been very DESTROYS Of having one or
more hr-t-rl rs Temperance Restaurants, but as
yet hive had no applications.
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A STARTLING DISCLOSURE.
e0NrIvcING PGOOFS fGhTNsT THE
ISIDENT'S SECRETIHY.


crr. o. 7. rnbcock'- Connection with tho
GREAT Whrkcy Ring in Illinois Estnb-
tf.hed bV Documentary ENidence-ins
Ring Assessed lirn,iis for hi, Benefit, Boo
srRrNGriFLp. Feb. 1i-Furthcr Informal
zion has coucto LIGHT in relation so the great
fin.is Wh.kcy Ring # the most damniny inn
torf. II seems that the information n 81 M
Urrork obtained among the Wostcruan IA
pos seized e rciiu, con listed plr'ly Of tNo
lcifrf. written by pmlip Xclh prominent man.
rultnr In the conspiracy, to Westcrman. The
fr.i of these letters, dated March o. indicates
plainlv the nature II the conspiracy and Bah
cocks relations a. erctO. The letter Is word for
word MS follows;
orrier or rnr PronA rtrv'roR Corr'vY.
riip zen, Secretary j. II fr'rci'. President
PEORIA H.. March o, 1858.
p.,rsmi So. te IAN this AM received. See
in So tnc us c.siuent W. made a. tho, number +
nsa,G ~ cag, a -,r EN- 90 o., p- ,s e.
You ere o. s'fcd az i.Son haTc4 10 d' 81 ll"l nclng
tli-ii9 ipr h.ita ilH.e s,-i ,.e ., g.tJ az
iDar. oni ~ Won.g !, 10. be .scq, TO.
i.nHa. No4fs, truly. 1rL- q lH'N'i-'
on the marlin OF his ie't were the foil9w-
lrrcnt ~ Wesierni1n. Whit other member In
thc on-pir.cy ad done iu iI'e maileii
- +, &,'o MA; sprk EGO on'r.i W F,oilGer.
M'.i'rman. 500 66a. To.l. 1850.
An idea Of tho great extent q the Rings OPP
IT.. nest letter, q ted March u. ~ We later,
ri,cs % more der iiei sttteweft I'm REG vi TO
Nc-totman's RI lions wiz the Ring. nd again
ili,rstp &, 1872, ocN assc.siuunt. his time in
g., p1-t tri -r. AZ 500 nott. 100 Of thc Letter is
o.. ni.eeiat Boo full IN se' Element Of Wc-ter-
u.u's uuts. THO letter read. as follows;
reneiA. H., March ~. LISTS.
'r.r,lr &C. '''',',i. tells ne inst you rrcfcr 10
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FIV7T 77TfTITII IFFTTTTTTII
He is a gentleman of uuhlcnlshcd chnr-
at r, "a Statesman with broad, ctlunic views,
amt a rpe experience IN Uoli ,icai .H IT'S, S. no
Wodll raise The OH q OF President from tho
L.tn Of corruption aud bigntrY IN when Grant
has degr dcd II. with Seymour at the " uito
House, the American n sule would ec.vcr ils
proud !. sitIon IN the as imutl u oil Eur pc,
Wo.lu develop the resources = the country
ana live environment To the thousands no
~ nd idie, unable to get bread for theIr starv-
lpu families
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MoNEr sEyrTo BAncocx
Tcstlmony OF Abiinh VI. Everest.

FoH' ne ST. Louis Globe Democrat Feb II,
think II was some time in April, 1870
'nl. Joyce came 70 NE md told nae Fraser would
give m S5Vpl wnich he wanted me t. briug 20
W. | went To frtsef's rectifytn1 hOu q On
Nalnut street ana herayr me 500 In the pre4-
tnce OF Mr. l. 1t.u, ina MS back Office. | took It
L. Joyce ~ the supervisors onice
Q'-Mn9 was present when Fraser paid you
=. lie Was with bingham Bros.2 Ayes,
.. How was it paid to you, in checks or cur
" Aul Won took il to Joyce in his room ?
a; Ia the 'petvl-Or's ofice.
~ h' w .s ur'.cnt hen you gave II TO him
n, n . one h.t d gee and myself.
~ ~ lh. iiWe yNu % ID tins money to Joyce
~ Atnl' l'o fpi, $j00-~h.t Conversation
n'n Y" Wiiu ilm witu reference 10 the $500
= asked hln what ne Intended - 40 with it ;
~ 81 iI'' itip-.d 10 tell but hnally told me
80 49, Moh"haid was going 70 take II to
-. n'i ho .ay what he wa, going to take 1t to
our tr..-,. ''' A'-lei, sit he sad, " For
q, wn get youto state whether. in 1874. Z
uaN "lur NFl j. Alhl' i'i Wrr+ .ir-rut lu 40
Ull 81 the 'hirl 50 'ud IHd d. cYig,r. ton
N.tu Joyce in rcictcnce % uuuay Az .,,, ,a
,'h'r tuan the daY yuu met tten e.ch We
. Nv Mr. Dtcr-S ,te w4en and ,yh,re
Iad conversation Wi h him witn r,ferat.. ~
WE mater Alt was 10 the SUPERVISORS on!ce,
n Q BY the Court -wasthIs convsr.ationinc,n.
teCtgh "ii 1uY 9ct tnnt Joyce requested you
10 neri 'rinf Ayes, sir.
The Court-GO on.
Niiness-lie cove ne a package NJ one thou
thl d"IIdfs, ana tod me 10 20 - the subj reAs.
urers olhce and nave II changed into
Two FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR Bills.
Q.-State what tine denomination Of the huls
you carried To the subtle sufy we're. A.-S,me
u them were ten-dOllar bls, some ufty and
1e1naps some twenty dollar bills
Q-Wellf Al gave hlm the two Ave hum.
nod dollar bills ! went back TO tie oai,, ana
ave them 20 Col. joyce.
.Q-Who was IN the oflce at that timer A
woody.
Q--After you gave him tho hills, what did he
with them Ale sepdrated the bills and
"ked At both Of them, and he picked w two
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John ID llan's wife was At his cell coor on Satur-
day, aura keeper said she stands there for houls
tt4el $50 at OcIucS. sometime. sue comes as a,
IJ.a tA' uDIiIng' Du.n tecu.td doNAc IT, Ills lac,
pale and darS lines are around MS he I'd ht
haa uO hope, Ouo OF lis counsel ray- luNtN r, ina
ttr tnua hope lrft, On acc uut OF tue lcccnt pa
snlr y the Senate OF an act M aug hiulgl e, com
mit'd while pclpetraunH burglar, innrder IN ih'
second gree lie aided that tur question whether
sucu ttN, existing on the day OF DO.au's han -iug
wound not make his fXtcuDn illegal would BE- st~onl
point o. Doc nrr-"ntrd 20 me Governor IN an application
fOl commute ion OF sentence.
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nnricd WIN IiisIInt On.


Ffon ne RdSigh g. O. NeiCs.
Paschal Lloyd, an aged tenant on Wiley
j. Junes's farm. near tins CITY, dled the other
day. lie was heVeutY-tnree years Of age. Ills
dNluc request WI. that he should he buried in
tne Shoe he wore every daN, with his every day
hat Oh, aud MS walking cane 70 he placed IA his
coffin, II was At me ~ he requested, lie Hls .
as.ed tnat tho Ind Il the colin should not be
screwed on tight HIS hlcA0ry stick, with a
huckh, ~ handle, was ula 'ed ~ his colin, aud
"a the rrtvo his friends uuscreWed the colin and
IOMered MIN down. mn, ahnes, slIck. and an.
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On "Wednesday last Gus Pridgen, cousin
Of Is. j. i1dgen, was wAN'aid and killed. on !, =
creek. In Dewitt county, whlir out vain mis-
81 icrod only another Of the result. 81 thr lay
lur-Suttun trud Irigen was shot three times.
lie was tine principal witness aEtin,t thr hu-
kluX PRISONERS arrtEned before the Ihi' I'd
States Court in TINS city at the MHN term, $50.
Mr.. Blair rHys there is good authority tor the re-
port that ili lA,ilr ls uut N-et wlth forty men
la mis- ptrtY. an tucif aye appr. utusiuu- ON @
part of the DrWitt county peurle That lac VIII 10
IA Il
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A New Yorker, wmlc ioulmeNug The
other day, was recognized bv another citizen
Il ing business near the BowcD:
"Well, hear that you had to make an as
signmcnt?"
Yes, dat Is drew" replied the other.
"Aud your brother, over on Chatham street
he assigned TOO, didn't heY'
you zee II WIS just like dis" said the Bow
erN IN n. q" WAS owing "A good deal. 'nakes
over my stock TO jacob ana Jacob makes over
his s. och to me, ana de- h. Ieesness aud ha
docs my nee ness, and dem yellers vat was after
money dOau yet 6Oplo."
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Lrvis-rHviTi - At l.rlrin. Fen 10, nv the Rev.
ir Mchi-, l'nius Lewis 10 Miss Lizzie y. Erving.
MllLti- e floN.-At the residence Of The brides
tatHtr Iu.' J.. SUIT no, uu NtIusS4dv. cb . uy me
lev. Dr.. RUS %, aivnh NlIcr - Katonah to Miss
FI D, a. sut ,on OF iurIl station. Wes,cheser coun.
siGLER. HIns 1N.-on Noue, r. Fe' l. AZ the resi-.
deuce 80 me prf - riol", tlnfc- len, b mn Rev.
John iusaes' Sylvester ets ca Annie h Hudson ali
SIMPSON -GAGNEs.-tcp.ii. M tho residence Of the
ht4dru uotLar, hY thc l'cv. Ihc dorc h. ChRmheu.
hfhsst simpson Lode Np} OCLscst dauudtgr VI
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A Nrw TrnnIc IN Silver.

Silver coin IL 80 plenty In California that the
Merchants Of hat city have IN public meeting re-
solved not to receive II larger than ten Per cent IN
pa mont of hs eNcept az rate OF discount Oafed on
the funng rrice gOid. IN that meeting fprakeT
sall mat SILVER oars were selling In >eN YORK At dis:
count 81 eight per cent, compared i'm gold. aud
thtt eptt uIatOrs purchased the metal, hal II cOne
sent IL uack 10 the Facinc coast exchange IL for
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Getting III Public Opinion.

The editor Of Western Republican
paper, writing TO political friend, asks: " DO
you think ~ would hurt any to publish an article
he ded - hn- Tor President from a >prlue0rlu
Ni.s-.l uaprTf the articie IN question gves
partial biography 81 Blaine, ms eli-iuilty So.
1t would maAe about five columns. TItD otcr to
ldu rel fyr H."
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The report of the Long Island Railway corpo-
ration, WIN h is now under the control of the Mrsss.
poppeuhusen, shows that the capita stock OF the
pany, paid In, l. S33OOOOO the funded and floating
ieO 81 7ldA ", am the total cost and equipment u
the road, a. g. rhe road extent Of
lbS mea, which includes the various branches con
necteJ with IT, Last year l,i60i 37 passengers were
carried Tie earnings were tssHhiQ,VA
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Horned Rabbits in rexas.

HOm ne "a res0n Ae0f.
Mr., Paine of the Anderson plantation, in
the lirazns bottom, has { rabhi. with two fuilN
lon4s To- the species In ,wn a. Inc "sw4mp rab-
hlt." II was captured by tue dogs OF some
freedmen living on The place.
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what Ia II 2 is no longer asked, for the world
OF fsshun and others VITO wish T. combine tie useful
win INC r. Juyeniting snow tat II N L,irds Bloom
OF uuth" which bean ines the cOmpie1lOa, gVIIVns
the aAln aud Tewnyes Al blelnlbhes.-Adp.
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Such is the verdict after using the great bi!ou
Temcdy, QuirA'B itish Tea. ado.
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Drawings every - s., duunF 1879. Capta nri.e
SiVVpOu. Pr1tS rasntI, iniurmAipn furnished. IA ~
eel TAtes pald tOI Spahlr4 u..f, a. Itrflur Ia, 81
TAYLOR & CO., ia srrs
IL Wal A., New iOTk
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NAIL -TKEEr NANICArrNE-.

A nav DOlK, A. TlII-, IN alnIng n enrrlVed
luusirtlol. WIN p Irn' BON fpf 'iorA sn' atnrsi
PRICE, Clut clvri ct 4. r nl lp"r N'r- tree.
TUMtNpnL O., 49, .r' ,Dl .1lrls.
"a $40 81, NrN York.
THE EHEAr kNi.lI-I REMEDY FOR
Gou and khruu. ftu IY4u's Fllsi sure. safe. e1rc.
igIi universal u,e1 300 tif1'e many years rroui 4
IAr-4Lt. Lladpn, lIInlIftuIsi u. PLANT TEN SON
So }2i WA an e. New YoiK, Afrnls sold ny drug.
EL.lA. Be 4 ~ maIl.
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Dnysou's Irhairr nuc ni,;nfcrtcr, witt, Vim
ointa@un.is preventive smat-p =, uipntieria and
ot"cI Co.t.-uus ui eases. .It relief tor cAfarrh.
hr 1rc'Ntl~ N gsfini. Sl' ly .rur.!,ts Nauuf.c.
tory 20 West Houston r.. Y.
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Tho Question ~ctt,rd. -NI.rARs T,fsAM OF
WILD hAhAi Is ne @rH i1i CO.. ,ia lid Colds. o0c.
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.,Any. one can see at q einnce q u, Pomrror's
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Dr. Lyons Tooth Tablets
ieften an f rurlff the Nrtrth
, 1876-04-25

lhdft bcirleb, inhcms ersibm nit elmer
NJt ben &opf ipaltetc. Scr M6rber
'ouroe ipuroe ing Seidn9niB abgefi6rt.
Yropibence, M.-S., %. Mp,il.
Gin inter oem Ndmen Sole Gcpere bc-
%tanltes Urauensimmer tpuroc in poriacr
Nadt IL eincm gemeinen SauIe BON Dem
BIER bisber 9eo9tcttn Zimmerman s..
gSeeoen erl9plicn. Ser WtDr0er lpGl
NIT Der Grmoroeten intim sc,pelen Iein,
bcluhte lie unb ieucrte uu9 eincm furaen
gSortwc@lcI bret. S9iis auf lie al,
iueld)e t6eils III ben &opf, tbeils in Die
Sruf 9inscn. Gr usriu9te gu cntlprins
gen, ipuroe aber einse5oIt unb fetgenom-
men.
pott'spiGle, 4eunl., "a. gpril
Sas. S;Oonnel wuroc 9elte,n in leinen,
9aule bnr6 oas 6enitcr binourA er-
l9oIien. Man bat feline Spur F., on.oem
WiDr0er.
st. 2ouis, "a. Ipril. 8ei Sro,pus
Station oil Der .%Golumbia- s3~lpei9bobu"
Der st. 2euis &anjas Gitp Wortbsrn
eIlenbabn" oerun9Iiidten porgcIcrn 5
Psrloner, pelhc III einen @9a1t Gina
fubren. 0as Sou RIP, uno Der &ibel
~ltdrste; brei lpurben auf Der 5tcQe ae-
tootet nro sluei lAwer psrleyt.
t.. Souis, Mo., %. @priG. Na9=
Flbten bonn S6auplase Der Snoianer.
mlrrm i'm n8i9 Sorn- 8ebiete" belaeen,
oaB Die GDepennes ii6 in feline 9anoen
9etbeiIt babcn, nm&aub5iige gu unterneb
men. Cine @l5abI ger9lsute bate ppr-
9eItcrn nit elmer bieler 8onosn Elm &C.
fedt in pa6em elm Snoianer set6otst
uno Spei 9srsleute p%sr,punbet murben.
Die Sesteren beGanpteten Den &amlp{-
plat nno pertrieben Die Snoiunsr.
2eopenwortb, "a. Npril. Ga9.
rl1ten lino bier eiu9etroffsn, baB in Der
0onner gs=Na6t cine gmisranten=
Samilie, Tamens 8afer aug Yenulpl-
panlen, bur6 Die Snoianer nprowetli6
pon GuIter-Gity ermoroet worbcn lit.
Sie Samilie beitanb aus Miann, 6rau II.
S'pcl &lnoern. benen ldmmli9 Die S1d-
Del gclpalteu woren. SIZE 2sihen mur-
Den beerbist.
, 1876-04-25
Webr quite Rsni9feiten
Sg~ Gin polles enforcement bon farbiaen

Beg Gin polles enforcement bon farbiaen
Sribenseuesn vra 75c.tis sur fem fen g rte
Stmars- uno mste-oeire'fte Ssibsuseuse an
$685., rertb $1.25.
$50 it'd Ebpar3e @lpaens unb @rbair eu-
tree pom 25e. bis su $3.50 rsr 2|ase.
@r babea h.S trDB;e 2aeer RON ih~c~'r
Wlpaeaa Rue Iranrr- 3eueen in b Gtssi
unb mir rHerirsn srsbers Yurtbe,ie ~. L.,
in risien Waortn.
Das fGSnts @7ort merit scn .@IeitetfoF n
in ben Masft. teitcbraa aus ale., pel neue-
ten SGattrunssn Der Saifpi.
8ls'terssuee sun 1875. big gu 81 pr gart.
@ambr'cs, prtars, pncaIes.
Obi tnge, sett idtt nub II seblei6ts 8aam.
molenSeuae une SbeetirAs.
5rlanbiflss gsiEen. baumpp1,ne unb ieinene
Otnper. 5ann.i4er. Setst,t Ell uno Opi.
lies. Gafel+ Damaaf unb Jt, G tlnbsr.
Se1nsns S@etstaest etc. su eraaunli9 n;ebrt-
sca prelien-
Vile bier Serna&te i3euse ipsrhea su 6abrit.
prsslfn D~ersauft.
@e6r. cycle.