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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

Judge, Court OF Common Pleas-Porter Du
State Scnator-Isaac =. Monahan;
Represent ive-Arthur B. Monahan.
Probate J Judgc-John J. Q. Evans.
Auditor-Thomas w. Patterson.
TreasuTer-James r. Hunter.
ClerlS-Wtliam II. Horton.
Sherin-JOhn NJ. Ewing.
Prosecuting Attorney-Johh Ia Jones'
Recorder-Asa a. farrar -
Commissioners-A Abraham johnson, Sainue
GiIlilaud and Van Buren, johnson. . . =,
Infirmary Dlrectors-Peter Bum, W. ;. Schel
lenger and Joseph Rule.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
Lick Township-Jas A. Aleshire, David IL
scioto Townshlp-Andrew II. Rehs, Robert
Beatty, a. j. Evans. r., - l,u,t,,,.
Jefferson-J. Edward Jones, John Isaac
Mad Msdison-Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt
Observation-Disclosures Poor. VIM. l.. Perkins
Milton-George W. Whitman, Samuel DehP'
'Jasb,pgfan-JacobA A. Sell, John q. Ray. :.
Jockson2Joseph Rowland, !. III. Mccormick
Franklin = Armpstead Scurlock, Joseph D.
Ii6eriy-wm. Callaghan, John Mccartney
PosToFFIcEs AND PosrNAsTERs.
- Jaclxson-S =. Baldridge.
Berlin Y ROads-Mrs. Eleeta ErVln'
Wellston--J. Il. Ferree.
Dawkins Milis-Mrs. Kirkendail.
RI4eo-C. G.. MclSinniss.
Meadow Branch-Wm. B. Pratt.
Webers-J. Calm.
Mabees-Samuol Jackson.
Grahamsville-JacobP Pierce.
Monroe Furnace-W. IL. isloah.
Oak HiIl-W. w. Morgan.
Samsonville- Geo. Reniger.
Jimes-C. II. Shiers.
Byers-Ja.Des Scully.
Cfay-D. ]. Richards.
Rays-I. II. Mccormick.
Keystone-Henry Prescott.
Camba-B. B. Evans.
Rocky Hill-E. w. Marvin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28
WHOLE NO. 1928

Tildcn is losing ground every day. The
Democratic party j. growing smaller
every time I speak Cheers They
cannot cry the North thir time. u can
look ito your eyes and swear they can
not carry H. Will you promise 70 work
till the election. IL ia not enough 20 50
sway and sfy. Il heard Mr inEersoll
make a speech" Go 70 work my friends,
the world j. getting better have Fot
a dream tiat prisons viii not always 10
cursed with tho shade Of the knllowa
that Ignorance will not always exist IN
this world that the withc ed hand oi
want viii not always ho extended Tor
charity. that wisdom viii 90 IN the leg
islaturo, that Honesty VIII 80 IN tho
courts that charity wall stand IN all tho
puipits. aad that the world is progress
ing IN everything that will carry out tho
grand, the splendid destiny Of tho
Ai..Csican people.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

Pictures. Ny Gallery i nov rebuilt
anl rcalicd much fncr and better than
what IL was before tho Gre ! am
veil prepared TO make al kinds of pic.
turcs that is made BY thc Photographic
process. Pictures enlarged. worked up
Ia India ink or water colorH. Give me .
call when you come 60 town aud SEQ my
new Gallery. whether you wish pictures
or not &c. CAHOoN.
ausaltf Jackson q n. Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28
AN ORIGINAL sEcEssIox1sT.

Another reason | object to Samuel j.
Tilden is that he was an original Seces-
sonist he is a Secessionist tonight He
has never taken it back. When the re-
bellion commenced he denounced Abra-
ham Lincoln, the greatest and purest
man that was ever President of the Unit
ed States. Applause. When the re-
bellion commenced James Buchanan, an
other old bachelor--and / want you all
to swear tonight that you never will
vote for another old bachelor-James
Buchanan read the Constitution of the
United States, he read the Democratic
platform, and came to the conclusion
that any State had the right to go out of
the Union; that this was simply Con-
federacy OF States, in no sense a great ma
| tion; and in a message to the Congress
of the United States, ne declared that it
was simply confederacy; and he stated
that if a State went out of the Union
there was no way by which that State
| could legally be coerced back into the
/ Union. And when he said so another
old bachelor squeaked out, that's my
| opinion" And that man was Samuel j.
Tilden. [Cheers.
Tilden wrote a letter to a man, by the
name of Kent, in which he said this
country was coniederacy; that ouI
fathers, by the Constitution of the Unit
ed States, left revolution organized in
/ every State, so that whenever a State de
manded il that State could snap the tic
OF Confederation; a State could repel CO
ercion precisely as Nation could repe
coercion.
WHY TILDEN SHOULD NOT BE PRESIDENT.
No man ever ought to be President o
this Nation who denies that it is Ma
ton; no man should ever be Presiden
OF this country who says it is simply
Confederacy. No man should sbe th'
standard bearer of the American peopl
who believes the flag he carries repre-
sents simply contract-"Know all mel
by these presents" etc.-instead of tn
foundation Of great Nation. Cheers.
/ want this to be Nation; don't wan
it to be a Coniederacy | speak here to
night, in the State of Ohio, though liv
in Illinois, the State that holds in it
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

Attention. cash buyers aud prompt
paysul ]. n FrcHch 4 ca. will give
You more goods for the same money
than any house In town.
Produce Of al kinds wanted u
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

a. J. Carr has iius lot of young fruit
trees. suitable 90 sci Out tho coming fall
They arc young thrifty. and aociimaied.
Look at them before the travelling tree
man comes around 10
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

am opposed to Samuel j. Tilden be-
cause he was opposed to the country in
its hour of trial, and its time of need
You all recollect the great meeting that
was called in New York few days after
Sumter was fired upon. 1t was a ques-
ton of immense importance all over the
world, how the city Of New York stood ;
it was a question OF importance in every
country and city in Europe, how does
New York stand-on the side of the
Union, or against it2 New York was
the monetary center of the nation; New
York had great influence in this Nation
and the question was, how does that
great and wealthy city stand2
For the purpose of giving public ex-
preston of opinion that should strength
en- the course all over the world, the pa
triotic men of New York all joined in
calling a meeting, to be held in Union
Square. That call was signed by such
men as Gov. Dix, prominent Democrat,
but ever since a staunch Republican. 1t
was signed by Bennett, of the Herald;
Raymond, of the Times; by Stewart and
by hundreds of thousands of the most
prominent citizens of New York. And
in all that splendid city of a million in
habitants, there was but one solitary
man that refused to sign that call for
that Union meeting in 1861. That man
was Samuel j. Tilden. lie has never de
MED that he refused to sign it. Some of
his friends denied that he refused to sign
it; but thereupon we proved that it was
offered him twice to sign, and on both
occasions it was proved that he refused
to give his signature when it was asked
for Now | say that a man who will not
give his name. to a call for meeting
whose object is to do something towards
saving the Nation, should never preside
over the destinies of that Nation lGreat
cheers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28
OLDEST PAPER IN I
THE COUNTY. !
Speech of Robert J. Ingersoll, at Cincin-
natl, September IS, 1876.

FELLOW CITIZENS: ! have looked the
ground all over, / lave thought OF the
question on all sides, and / am opposed
! to the election Of Samuel j. Tilden.
am opposed to him in the first place be
cause he is Democrat. lCheers. am
opposed to him in the second place be
cause he is an unmitigated sham. ] am
opposed to him because he pretends to
be q reformer. / am opposed to him be
cause he got the nomination for the
Presidency through advertising as you
would advertise patent medicine. Ap
plause.] | am opposed TO him because
he filed the papers with those advertise.
ments day after day. month after months
and right after the advertisements where
it told about the man whose sands oi
life had nearly run out, the next para
graph would be about the honesty and
reform of Tilden
He has been sandwiched between ca
tarrh remedies and Sure Fire on Dys-
pepsia;" he has come next to sugar
coated pills, and after patent mustard
plasters, in every Democratic paper in
the Union. He has been advertised as a
patent quack nostrum for the salvation
of the American Nation.
We want no such man for the Presi-
man that some party will take up, not n
man who takes up some party by such
means.
Samuel j. Tilden is an attorney; Sam
uel j. Tilden is Democrat. He never
gave birth to a single splendid patriotic
elevated sentiment in his whole life, new
er. Besides all that, he is an old bach
elor, and a man that prefers the embrace
of the Democratic party, does not know
the value, oven of time.
A man who has courted men all his
life, because women cannot vote. He is
a kind of legal spider, weaves technicali-
ties in which he catches and gobbles hon
est flies.
He has stood upon the shores of bank
ruptcy fifty years, clutching drowning
corporations by the throat. Well, he be-
longs, and it's the meanest thing ] can
say Of him, he belongs to the Democratic
party of New York. That party never
had but two objects to exist for; one is
grand and the other petit larceny
[cheers. Samuel j. Tilden has been a
member OF that party from his boyhoOd !;
that party has had control of New York
City for many years When h. took pos
session of that city. there were several
hundred thousand dollars in the treasu.
ry; now IL owes SlOOOOO,OOO. There Is
reform, the same that Tiiden promises
the people of the United States of Amer
lea. The Democratic party complain
that the army is too large; that we ought
moi 10 have $4,000 men. Yet 1t takes
$500 policemen in New York City to
prevent q gentleman from having his
pocket picked on the way from the depot
to the hotel A voice. "IIit him again.
am opposed to the election of Tilden
because no man shall be elected Presi-
dent of the United States who is not will
ling to bear his burden of the Govern
ment. No man should be elected Presi-
dent of the United States who is not
willing to pay his fair share of the taxes.
Any man who will shirk the burdens Of
the State or of the Nation never should
be put at the head of the State or of the
Nation.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28
VOL. 32-----NO. 80.
DIRECTORY.
1870 :

JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREc-
TORY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

Col lngcrsol concluded his eloquent
and forciblc speech in the following
words
tell you the country Is getting better
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28
RATES 0r1DvEKTTsING.

sF1cE h V.Ew.4wlfm.amIsmli !
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-09-28

H AuotAcE AAAMEs Aagt VIII carly tNt
State OF Ohio. lApplause. lie will DO
Il iu October. You will see. lie will do
il a great deal worse ia November
Hayes carries at his political belt three
scaips. taken from che heads Of three
Democratic chiefs. Mr Thurman for.
nished one. Mr Pcndleton one. and
"riso up William Allen furnished the
thlrd. LGrcat laughter Next N0ycm.
Der Hayes will have another scalp in his
belt. aud II samuel j Tildcn will feel on
the top Of his head be will have a realil
ing sense Of who furnishes thc ioarth
scalp. Laughter AZ ! said before
Hays Is a hrm man, aud ho Will see the
citizens Of the United States protected
az home and abroad lie viii carry oul
the principles OF the Republican party.
CONCLUSION.
, 1876-03-14

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rethen Tolgeu bes aro6en 8ermdhtniies III
genleBen, ipeldes Der befannte amerifaniide
Dteni6enfreuno Beabobp eemad)t bat, nm
ben Irmen 9onbonS beiIere unb biaiaere
Bobuunsen au peridoffen. YeaboSn Der,
ma6te bel leiHem Dor etma 6 Sahren erfolas
trn &ooe J Otta. Bfunb Sterling gu bieiem
3nede. Settoem itno in ben perihieoenen
2Delle1 Der 9anptltaot berettS 3ebn groBe
@ebduoe aus ben Wiitteln beS Yeabobps
Sottos errldtet iporben, in beren ieoem etpa
lOOO Perlone1 cine 9eiunbe, frennoltde Sob.
llnn9 BET etner fir Die bauptltdotil hen Sers
b%altnlie lebr mabt9en Ditetbe finben. SIS
tperoen MIR lolde Irbeiter aufgenommen,
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tlgen. Sir Siiden, @aldbduier unb ale
lonftlgen Sequemllhfelten lit auf'S Seite ges
lorgt, ia aud S%aoe3lmmer feblen in oieien
QrbeiterzBalditen nift nnb bic 8enusul19
oerIelben lift polfomt1en unert9elolid.
Seoenft man, bab NIT ben Wtitteln beS fSoros
in 10 penigeu Sabren ihon 10 8eoeutenoes
a%eletltet meroen fonnte, DaB ferner. nur Die
53inlen beS &apitals gu ben Sauten perfpens
Oct ~iuerOen, ote Quele alio ME ipdrl,der
flteben oocr perile9en miro, ~ionbern TIM Sc,
gentbetl, tros Der beiheioenen Witetbpreiie,
Die YeaboopsSduier bod einen aniebnliden
ueberihub iiber Die Grbaltuugsfoiten abmers
fen, Der mieber gum &apital 9eihlasen mer=
ben fanr1, 10 fann man lei6t bere6nen, nelde
eritaurltfe Manolnng gum Seiern baS
bauSltbe 2eben zines 9roBen Sbelles Der
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ssese &atbeduHs In Der Wtateria raebiea, ben -Vtue Gret
serstaI~ sessa pals. anb 9un8entraafestten %snrenees.
PIT bat man ans stlsst; .QDis baben ~ ;Strsr Wftbtsts
sur@ ben @ebraa& Sbsts Cordial unb Der ~DyspepFG.
str ns@ sa 8.aeats ta Sassrea. sr assSsnSsa. mnsss-
&rseIftst DHe., u. Rus, 1853.
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publttum feline Epf,n bsrsGnet.
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lid bsautrortet Rtmeden iplteu tn Jorus Don
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prtts BON aDtbarf's sUmsrteau Dsspsr1a ytls" 81
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, 1876-03-14
1teber arpBartiae Nldne

beS Snge1ieurS, Sberlt y. U. &arluieie, be-
ridtet Der nIn3eiger" in 2ouiSplle: ,,&ars
ipieie 1T Dor penl9en Sa9eu bon europa sus
riifgefehrt, no er I'M 9aufe bes Sabres 1875
ollie beoentenoen &anals, Slubz unp Safens
bauten IN A%n9enIdetn 9enommcn bat, er sc.
oerft oieies Sriibiabr theils III @aIblngton,
tbeilS III philadelphia Sn3ubrtn9en, I'm ben
erparteten Sertbt iiber Die notbnerbiger
Serbeiierullsen bes Oitifiitppi>Sba au8Slls
ferttgen. &ariptcle 9ebort III ben iuent9en
Sllgenieuren, Die our6 9r0bere Nrbeiten in
ben Ser. Staaten portbeilbaft befannt Iinb
uno Die iih ipe5ieu Dem Stublum heS 9roben
WiiilIlippltbaleS im SnterelIe De8 Welte1s
9emiomet babeu. Gr bat ben Gater Der
6liiiie NIT Den gr0bereu 9tebenfliillen auf
mebr ais 5000 Ofetlen Sc ammtlallse berellt
uno per Dnllf Die genauelte Statiltif alfge=
nomnlen. Sberit &aripieie mill Die foitlples
lisen 9eihbalten fir Die 3ufunft tbeilueiie
ullnotbt9 MAIDEN, Mil ben &anIasfluB nit
Dem Mrfania as urlo ben lebteren nit Dem 0feb
Htper perbiuben nno mill ferner permittelit
eiueS Surdlti6es in Der Wdbe bon Gainesville
in SeraS Die obern 8alier beS 0teb 0tiper burt
Clear Greet IN ben SrtnitDz EluB leiten, Der
in Die @alpefton Sat miinbet. Ser untere
Saul oes 8raSoS io0 9~ednpert merben, NIB
in ben Sliiiien Serultaton unb Ntd)apalapa
iou eth GROCER Sbetl beS 9ohma1ierS in ben
3eiten Der leberidtuemmung brett in ben
@olf bon Dterifo 9eleitet meroen. 9uf Die
bon &armieie por9eidlagene @eile iolen fir
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Sepobner oieier, bon gatur TO reid 9eiesne~
ten Staaten gebalten unb Acknowledgement
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pieie neue Safenbauten in @alpelton uno
einen Seepaiierfanal fir idpere S4iffe BON
rs SUP Stef9ang, pobnrh @alpeiton 81
eiaem Safen eriteit 8an9es III ben @plfltaa=
ten erboben tpiiroe unb berielbe Ylat tir Die
o.s.af. Anr 6nfonhInh hPa 1%opinmmtpn mpits
lthen &orns, Sletlt- uno Saun1tpolen.Gr=
ports merben Diiroe. Son benz 4ugenblide,
mo Stem Orleans ben Sau bee ct. Ybtlipp.
&analS auf9e9eben bat, 1T @alpeiton gum
9auptbafen fir ben Weiten beitimmt. S1lieB=
lid mill &aruieie ein pou1tduois einbeitli6es
&analsSDltem etnfi bren, bnrd bas in erlter
Heibe bic id0nen QGnbereien BON Sioolt-
W%ftfiourt, Nrfanias, 3eraS unb 2ouiiiana tro.
den gelegt tperben f0nu II. Sir Die &anal<
gauteu io1eu Die ~neueiten @rfabruneen BON
Oeutihlanb, Solano, 8el9ieu uno Sraufreid
benubt meroen, unS ein @eleeentlpurf Dor.
geleat tperoen, Der idmmtliben betheill9ten
Staaten cine mo9lthft einbeltlibe Irbeit sa-
rantirt uno Slnoernilie, bic aus ben Selblt.
tntereiien einselner Stdpte, &retie ooer Staa-
ten erlpadien, m09libft permeioet."
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nlelDet pe vNbenppot" IN Detroit. Serr
Sobn S. Senber, Der nnter ben 9eutIbeu
0etrott's 10 poblbefannte nno ausemein
geadtete Bianofabrifant, bate ii9 bebeu-
tenoe pecunidre 8erlulte, Die ct in ~reueiter
3ett obne iein Seridulben %erlitteu, 10 su
SerSer 9enommen, baB ct tiefiinni9 lpuroe
uno letne Sanlille in ben lesten Sa9en
mebrmals acknowledgements 53eiden bon
9etltesSerriittung on linn tpabruabm. 9a
otelelbe iih aber nur iporaoti9 unb in
lebr miloer Sorm geltenb madte, 10 bottle
man, bab Die urnna6tuns beS ionlt 70 flaren
Settles nur poriibergebenb iein iperoe lno
lleB benz un9liidlthen auf ben Gatb bes QrS=
ties in alien Stiden freien gSiuen. 2eiber
bate man iib 9etauI9t, benn am Sarnitaq
Wiorgen, furS Dor 3 ubr, erbob iib SEER
Senber, Der am 4benb porber sars mobl uno
muuter maj unb feline Spur BON Srriinn an
ben Sag sele9t bate, bon ieinem Eager, flei>
bette iif an uno perlieB, obne baR Inn Sci=
tens ietner 6amllie ELL Sinoernib in ben
We9 gele9t Wnrbe, aniheinenb gan,
perniiuftia oas 9aus. 4uf Der Strabe 5alls
oerte er eini9e Iugenbllde, ais OBJ ct I'M
3peifel lei, wobin er iid weroel io0e, idlua
aber bann ben gSe9 mad ocnl Sauie ieires
S6pie9erIobue8 etn, Der al Der @de Der
Otuiiton= unb Se%aubienitraBe mobnt, uno
lal9te ellle Slertelltunoe lpdter moblbebalteu
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9eOfnet uno er uoH isiner &odter nit ST.
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unS%ettgemdBen Seiuhes empfan9en. 9a er
aber elnen plauiiblen @runb fir benielbeu
an5ugeben wubte, 10 IieBeu iih feline Sers
mauoteu tduiben uuo ibu nad furSem 4uf
eutbalt ungeblnoert fortgeben, nafbem er
oeriproden, iofort uad Sauie SuritdSutebren.
auf Dem We9e babin aber lheint ibn biz
SobiudJt erfaBt 81 5aben, benu nm rnoefahr
4 llbr fano ibn Yoliaiit Sanb in eluem 0aule
an Der Sl9bitr.. beiien 8hlir er nit iiber=
menibllder &raft erbroden bate, mie er,
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beutun9, miloe &ermiinl6un9eu ausltoBeub,
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fen uno gum Sooe erldredten SauSbemob.
ner beorobte. 9ta6 unglaubliter 4nitreu.
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~iibermdltigen unb ibn mad Der Citation in
Der @ratiot aue. Su idaiten, bon no aus er
heute gfadmltta9 nm 3 uhr naf Der Srrens
Anltalt in Wapue gebradt murbe.
Die NerSte lino Der Aniiht, oaB cine gSie=
berberlteuun9 oeS lngliidll6en nldt mD9td
lit, ~ionoern haB Der SOB ibu III peuloen ySo.
lien bon ietuen 0eioen erlOien miro.
, 1876-03-14
0uften anh VraaisMaAess.

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no isiaes 8et. skEScss ets Itstsa 6 Rasnste REs Gas
sta uas &rskltaassa 10 ssrhsrriA cab eessiea es ssress
test. Eie plssIi&s Bss6nberaas eta 2essyssatSy naAs
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sas sislH 1rsnssstses seSs'sss. pig wssasaas! 20
v~aetftaak ssresyn. ia unpersesltAfslt ssn ~ obs
itAen @ef&weTseR lebeuts eeate ssn ssassmuta tetss
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Dtsiis Sssss Iess .ssss gsrfss To 9tzss s~tassssass
msa. als sas srsss 9iIts.aeutd far unrest!naS isttttts
ees Ntassas nab ss Gtsserstse %aassisats uns stsis
Srs5e 8trnss.x. abr sabrsas Der lsstta Is Sabre
NxS bic Dsrsaslt&tstten bss gtausrese bssaaat stpsresa
aas bat % faa saaili& ben Sssraxa son salssa sse
glsrisr sa srsnsssttss %. stsis .ess ta ss Sssee W. g.,
bel Draa staea xeAfsastsa. bab 10 easatsla asa
4asa&'s Maabrass 3iata s~triaaft sesssa, cue Rat e
nr sH aassa SS:ssx tetrsgt ? e. Sas ssa ssnis Gu
range. glittsl ID saf&ablt&sr aab ieines 10 ssrsasltA tn
gtses aDtrfxaA als Nsnesafe. Sic sarartasta ns
GyeiatIaub, % Ia tIetass sstr sreeea Dsisx esnsmta'R.
Strisss III, sas sssstss ssat 6asSta aaiurtst tea, aba
" II isbs bt,axat, ba5 @ tIetss Dotea Sptt&elaas tts.
ssrrsft sDts strassft sns easts sts Dtr1sa sag tss
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fssss, pti4e az &ssfiAnera !stesa, tths x~ras.sstt,
lesr sasas nab ~feer:'s.riesf "a. ssanss RAE =. asasl .
iiA husA etas DpRs b&fes Ssgea eurtrt ntretA-
Sets Oft iitet s1 GaAMta aas SaDinefa4t tn 70
ssa Dsrlpasa, ntae an Bsasptans, franlsr eebn q
GssseyRs lsisen, sab che Ss wtatn, bag ptsls t4rssltd
Rreaibstt To Ia itaG fsfsefest bat sab tore Suaa
ssnssmmen tgraS,t nab e ssen sse ned rtaise Sss
pelAs be stssa Gsavtsnst ss eAutnbfadt bewsrit
DO az ibp ~ utasia, 70 has y bs Rsss issis ssrslsrt
t~ebeHStla tana. ssatarIta, wean bte esassa ssrfs
FAB. feMa seAa &sbtsta uns ssiae &r,tltAs Dsasaslat
stsftlbsR niesss Sesaslea. atsr Dr. SSsad sssaastst n
6ibtrsdt, sat e&YtabfHSs In ttrer srReH Stabtaa
mae ~ setsa IA, arb ttlba ptaa bic Sanger tbstlnet
| s~assfreE,a warea. n u ttm tauFs sslunsen ben Tattsr
ten utsbn NJ ssatsmm ensr0 ~eiuaeteit ~ brtnstns gSsi
sr 2etseabs nus ..as& etas ssanbe aanss bat, 70 ta Il
9netfeI, bab hs Dsesr etat eelaplets 9ur ssSelea tsaa.
seaa saan ftnsa AnveHsRssn sesax fssst,
Or. E&en6 Raaa kAsa GpnHeteas 10 fetRer 6fHss
stsrsse @Se be- @eaeaa nab ar&araSe ~ssatglttss Ss
! ia cab istas gsestEasa eas bss sgsa Gsaestass %
, 1876-03-14

0te raube Sabresseit 1T bic ST..
Seugerin Der Salsfranfbeiten. Or. Qu9nf
&6ut9's Samburger Sruftbee
lift oa8 bette Diittel, Die %gntSinouns gu ent'
ferner nnb @eiunobett wieber ber3uitelen.
allie porit6tt9en Sausbeftter
intereiiiren iid fir Qnitretfer.Sarbe. @ine
lolde, bic erti9 gum @ebrau6 1T, meui'
ger foftet unb ldnger bdlt als SletipeiB (pie
iolfes burd 20iabrise @rfabrung bepieien
tl), perbtent 8ea6tun9 Nner. Yrdftige Ufuz
lterfarteu fret, ebenIo Elm Bud BON 1 0.0
Seiten. Oian bole itd oieielben, ober ldreibe
barum iofort. N. Y. Slate Roofing Coz,
Limited, Bbilabelpbia, 40 Siib Sront Str.,
uuD 8 @eoQr Ctr, sc. q.