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New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
MR. ROTEN,S CASR.

HE ASKS FOR THE SPECIFIC CHARGES AGAINST HIM
AND IHg NAMES OF IHE WITNESSES.
Henry G.. Bowen Yesterday sent reply TO
the communication which the Examining Committee OF
Plymouth Church sent to him on saturday according Inn
ten DAYS In which the charges which Ead been
brought against him of slandcring Nh Beecher. The
letter was sent the Rev MI Halliday early yesterday
morning. who refused TO disclose Its contents, on tie
ground that 1t was privileged communication received
by him simply as Secretary OF the Committee and 1t had
not yet been placed before the Committee Henry c.
Bowen. when called upon by TRIBUNE reporter, es-
pressed his willingness to tell how he felt ia regard 10
the matter. and to give the views in general which he
had expressed in his communication TO the Committee,
although he thought it would not be proper to furnish
the letter for publication untl II had received by
the Committee
Mr. Royen said he had taken the ground that, IN the
first place Mr. White had "grirvance" which was
his Cdr Bowens) silence Afterward the Examining
Committee had put him on trial, and 80 declared IN
their communication TO him, giving HIM ten days in
which 10 answer. Mr. Bowen said that he had not re-
qucstc but demanded that in accordance with all civil
and ecclesiastical usage he now on trial. ana only
had ten days in which to answer he should be furnished
with the charges and specifications and the names of the
witnesses who were TO appear against him lie declared
this such obvious right be coudnot see how could
ne refused "How can i reply, said MI Bowen,
10 charges unless they arr are made & specific and
definite charges nor particuas am anxious
10 meet the issue, but want 10 Know wnM
the issue is" When asked what he should do II his
answer should he considered by Plymouth Church TO be
syasye Mr. Bowen replied that he could not understand
that il could be regarded he had only asked what
syeiy man on trial in any court In the land emitted
TO- the charges and specifications upon which he was to
be- arraigned IT, however the Committee should take
that view OF the matter then he should determine after
ward what he should do. lie could not say now. Mr.
Bowen declared be lad asked for immediate answer
to his demand 90 that he might reply ut the expiration
OF the ten days. -, -. A.,
Mr. Halliday being called upon subsequently. said tho
matter of The Council pressed upon the Committee 80
heavily that he could not say when meeting would DO
held to consider Mr, Bowep's demand. He would, how
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. SPEECH By SENATOR GORDON.

ATLANTA. Ga, Feb. 14.-SenatOr Gordon adj
dressed he House Of Representatives and an immense
crowd at tho Capitol tonight He arened the Repub
can party as incompetent corrupt aud controlled mis-
legislation tow ard tho South by spirit of tyranny lie
eaborpied t.se points, and said that what tho people
OF c south have ht Is the grOuudcss apprLtn-ions
In tre NORTH. -,
He referred 70 Mr.. Toomhs's speech and said that Mr.
Marion read IN in the senate We must remove he
sa!d Tic apprchcnsious caused By TO0nbs's Wild ut
fpr,ncc. Til. yr!rf South has to max" CHRISTIAN
fgt AKA ls the world the flesh. and Tie senator from
indiana The national contest must be ou sound princ
~, :, and the -cuth must for tho hIan who can WIN
,o to e Jnytn uHp edged ana ASK for platform
and candidate IL" principles of sound government
1ho speech was warmly received.
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Frc7a The Mfssourf ReDubl,oan (SL Lovfs)
4 Humanitarian pratessiarut @urcpss

Among the notape pros al men OF ths country who
have cyeG eNTIOrlnary success ~ Dr. II " Pierce o'
Lualn, y /. The prCnilence which be ias attained has
been reached tonGh sicfly legitimate mrat3 ana 30 Tar,
ccor he the nYabe reputation Thcs be enjoys.
1his large O success - the result oi thorough ana
preparation for his calling anf extensive rtang Dur
ing long unu-y large lTac.ice which have enaDl"d
hl gain hiy. COMMUNICATION, even from hs professional
hTe'hren IcyDng rtsin spoc!aes O tho
has carefully he has been rewarded
4 able drlTrc In these allies ho las De Oiae
rtcogngd raCcr Not few of the remedies pfc-cTlbei ~
have sl been ado ted and prescribed by ply scsLs
er practice Ills pamphlets aud works have been
recciyeu contributions 70 medical knowSe. IIe
added another and perhaps taht WORK,
because general application To- ie Est of MS published
book led "ILs Ic Pies Common sense
Medical Adviser designed To enter into general circulation
Dr. has iged Acknowledgements aud honors rom
many sources specially sccDiiuC degrees IRON fo % ts
nrst medical institutions q, the land.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

NFyPrus Tenn, Feb. I'm. Combs jr.. con-
y,t,l Of m 1udDg the In bounty clalms was 10
day sentenced to the Penit,H,iary for II yeat7
RoSroS Feb. fi.-At an adjourned meeting of the
creditor, Il Jordan clark Co TO-DAY the ~ Nre stated
L. De sl22,3.9 ~ ana the liabilities -iJl,otO @t
HELENA. Mon Ter, FEB. 1.-The bill granting
jnO OOO To aid tho Of the Northern Pacnr
ia,ai which passed the Montana Legislative council ~
yot. l. has passed the House 10y vote % ~ =" D.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 1I.-ln the ease OF Rlnm
against he Pullman Palace car company 10 recover Shu'
ALLEGED have stolen from him Mhu. a-tep iNt'h
Humboldt rnl Memphis the jury returned verlet ief
plaintr for 500.
CIryFI,xp Ohio Feb. 1i.--Aden, the triple mr-
ts.nnei one week with difficulty tanaelieh rom IRE
10 the Court and back account VI the crowd VINO
threatened 70 lynch Him.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. 1.-THE steamer City Of
Quincy from NewOTlaus Tor So LoJis snA last lgut ~
Point mle- btios beTe Sh" had cargo OF about
which VII prove toa los No ives Hto
I,., IL is doubtful whether sho can be raised.
NEw-0RIH.NS Feb. tl.--The letter pouch, hence
on tI. IN, nst Tor Work, which tupd IN amp
wone here YESTERDAY thad been robbed
M most f te domest, letters All lct"T- YlCR tho al
dr. ea were ntchle have been forwarded 10 hcr desua
tlou.
OTTAWA Ont, Feb. 1i.--James Young has given
noiico that VII 'hoHing to NGu' oi
imported into Canada dnrnc The last N.Y. bris
from n.ti S.tes Ia orr 20 afceiten 10 what eNt.nt
,h. country bs made slaughter market for America
productions duI1ng ld,i and ls,3.
BosroN Feb. ll.-RMroad Commissioner Briggs
unls 20 order ls-ut' IN
asking inNestiSltpu eiaAS th oV'i
me Governor tho Attorney Gcnral we're aware ol m ou
e centraets and considered bic action eg, and proper
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
iFor Other Ship Aeps see Third Pds.l



Ship z. W. stetson. Moore Lon Ion Jan 3, with mdsc
BARI Graf Motke Ger) ststtin pee WITH empty barrels.
IaE LORENZO utal Br {nett Limerick 10 aays In oAl
srig Annie (of LiSerIoo smith, Havana IL days with
Schr George Walker f Machas. Cole Matanzas Is days
scIr frsea scrDner CO Milford. Dell, Dasey. Maanras
seLr Marcus Edwards Church Jacksonville days, with
sch Retchum. Keichum. savannah IA days. with
sclr. J: .. Wheaton,, Jarvis, Baltimore.
Wis ReSsGea e5 ssns f' rang ani TICK fog
Dearborn from wtor.; New; York. Trpp do ship Mon
tobello lBrl Kelly, from Liverpool -.
NEw-BgDPOgD. Feb. l1.ATlyed, schr. Nelson Harvey,
Bausswrck. ia. Feb. li-Cleared schr Louise p Mallory
MY WEsf Fla Feb. Ii.-Arnyed, ship Transit. Percy.
TYBFE. Ca. Feb I4-Ariyed. steamships Herman Living.
f! ES1inSis a SlrSS % Hoi, Cr daan Iro cma Xa
(Nor Bonnorie from Loncoh sailed 18Th, steamship
FOREIGN FORTS.
StGUA, Fob GArityed. brigs Lydia n Cole Rose, from
Nslork !rops t baSsr 1Iom >, dhorss ,,oor
iron Liverpool for Aeworeans brg Nellie Hustled reHs-
from req bs MerC s Sds = from S sos;en oSs1 se
Annie Bliss. simmons, from New-York.
BELFAST Feb. II The NORWEGIAN bris sves Capt Olsen.
from ainmoTe jan lS has arrived hire Sac sad heayy
raannas and ya ana loretopmast head and had port bull
TisIN0EF. Feb s.-Tle Danish brig Tiona Capt Marken
from Philadelphia Dec II, iVr COLenliget, Deblv Itporo
ashore has become oa WRECK Most OF the cargo ani ma
safely landed.
sfRaNRAER. scot and Feb l4.The British bark Asphodel
capt stone nom New forA Jan has arrived at tails port
She eNpernced hurricane ana lost overheard
hulwaIks Sails and gc Ia jet
Of her which consisted OF $3.50 bags OF bone ma
head for tlldrpha put into this port today having
sck fhe rocks a. Cox Heat knocking on lore Lot ana
s.aItug bad leak. she viii the dock for repairs
NORFOLK, Va. teb i-Ihe -cnr. Harry l. Nhron, hich
Mobile tOr Bar el0ns. put IN here t0dd leaking
,usRlEsIOS . e. Feb 1.-THE scAr Robert Woodruff
from Haracoa put iis to-day with TO
i0rnasi bbDVI, salts and ots damage, sustained
d,ringa sever. ,h'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
WE4THER ECCENIRICIITES.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Feb. 14.-fester-
days and todays express trains from the East dae at
ogden Yesterday evening and this cvoniu& at tlo,
passed Evanston tween q and Oc0rK p IN ty-iHJ'
The delay caused by snow eas; OF t4eie
BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. Ia hurricane passed
over Jas; Buffalo tlis morning uDroofng Mctcali &
CusLlug's build ng large sheet OF tinrooina, weigh
ing at Las; a ton was carried by the wind over CO feet
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 14.-The levces at
Overs and Prentiss. the Mississippi, are reported
lIp
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Gps.ial Nctlte5.
Giles,- LinImrnt IodIde Of Ammoni,

l:iles'- rrnrnt Iodlde OF Ammonia is wonderful II
has a otter Lotions aud Lnimcs ouf - the narSei
Ibo,s will b. vltlOI u. II gives IN
.in rref ! surprised 81 tie many 2ilment- u cni.s
all Uus IN It's y W. lliD'l : Jh,
2ll Btest, Nolfols. Va SOLD h. AL drGsgS, iOc aud =
bottle. Also quar.s In which there IS gfat slFiaG
Po.t.tjiu Noiirr.The FOREIGN MAIL tor ihs weeE
ending SATURDAY, TCU. 10 1876 will close al this once
WEDNESDAY al $50 2. NJ. ior Euiopr per steamer
Caiahiia Queenstown: TIL R>DAI n ll..O a ~
for Eurlpe, per fnmmerana, VIA Plymouth. thHf
bourg. and Hamburg; on SATURDAY al 10 a. 10, ior t
aud and tlanco atea AGtiatc "a
Queenstown an. u 10 for scotland direct por tetrsr
Anchcie VA Glasgow. ana AZ Ia ~. 'or France direct per
Aulerlue, va Havrc and 81 ll0 a. NJ or inro
Scckar. Southampton ani Bttreh Nas p
China &c. leave son francisco March = Nt5 lt
Australia, S.wIeaaG Sc. leave san tTalcisc" Maich
D;lect u.,is for BIaZi &c, lo1fc Now OiS Na.h0
l.. ~, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

CnElESNE, w. T., Feb. li.-0nc hundred
and ility men lcl' here to-day for the Black HIS A
person who Ia last night reports tbat curln- ms
tourney of eight days from Custer he counted Isl wagons
en route or the Black IIus Two hundred men are nj
ting ont here now and will star, this week The rail
road trains bring scorrs OF gold seekers daily.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1876

queathed his property valued at 100000 to his wifes
niece who until few years ago. total stranger TO
him. The will be contested the ground OF mental
incapacity in cstator the time the will made:
and also OF undue influence used the propon nj anh
her friends The Court OF Sessions was engaged yes
terday ia the trial OF criminal cases.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORT

PTObatiittes
For the South atlantic, Middle States, art
la,-,r idks rcgOn. The ruds rtH Myt 10 nsst'ry Gid
ro,hrrIy iciM rising 6gr0HetsT colder ard ce'r'hg
rsdi6er.
In the Gulf States. Tennessee, and Ohio valley r-lng
Barometer north vest winds, cOlrr and clear Wea r
auccncded IN lhr snmtll-Wesi hy eMslcIly Nlnds.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
rAIITRE IN CHICAGO.

CGSciSNATI. Feb. 11.-Sundry creditor. OF
L. D. J. tiles lessee OF the Grand Opera House. this oty
ned petition in bankruptcy today. The alleged cause
is the suspension OF conmec.ai payer amounting 20
So 700 The cl aims filed originated Ia Mr. MIe5's con-
n-oton with IlIigit < Dc HayoA III The Hlppcdromc
Ust.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Tup BrCKINGHAN HOTEL.-ghe new and ele-
santlv iurnl4ned Buckingham Hotel, A. tlithaVr'
and Ffirth-rt.. which vas recently opcnru, - 49, bnn
ny nonnnrty ON ucront cf H. admirable location, com
fortabie accommodations excellent c's,ps, and tgod
.rat charges IL IA conducted OIL the European plan,
and n ia so arranged as he equally desirable Tor ehtr
transient or permanent guests. ana offers a;nraD!e
ences Of hotel with the quiet and pr'acy of a. atiac
tive home.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
r,vn,. NOW pPovOr-ScED SANE.

BrrpGLroN. y. j., Feb. lI.--ln the Cumber-
Land County Court this morning Judge Read hoard te'
,nony "a tn the present mental condition 0f Charles H.
Iaud, After the cNnminlon OF several Witnesses tho
Court uronouced i,nus sane, aud lie released from
custody.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
special Relations service.

WI DEE he'd ~ The
uIPPOpRONf RUGiDiN6.
M..son Fourth Twenty skin ava hA sefeh'
- 10 rouncct.oI With ne nl1ft ~
NJ H. + IOOpY and Nh iR \ y. S.ANAEf.
NOON MEFl
Fgol5 Dsv except sunday ntisnre or toIi'i a'e.
Door, op,r lt n Z ard e.'..' r. . . +! cl",-.
ENTRG ENJ\fNG.
eoia and -ln.ay cxceptc. fog ,he gene al pabic. NJ
: o'cisrA. E1t. t.ar.e VA. son a'': ....,.
GNFGFIOW MEETING
N O'Clock. Futrance ~ !cnrh ave.
ron NOT ~ MN DNLN,
Every S.sht. except saturday, al ocOce Enta'e on
SiNnNN-FOH Christian MOHkIBS. tatiauoe on
MailsolRve 70 So oeotk D M tAdni-sion 5 l'"eIj
FOR WOMEN OSLN, st oc.,s .. N
FGR Min ONLY, al : o'cl0rk T. ~.
Doors open ONE MALE FOt z before Zach serice. Al
- 81 the meetings fee without ticket SrntY moih
ing excepted. -... j.. a.
]. PIFhpOST MON, ~ erq. IussLreis y Naiis'.
SAMUEL THORNE, Cnatman Tom. ~ AifshBcih'"
W. r.. DODGE, Chairman General COMMITTEE, a..
NATHAN BISHOP, tbairn'al Executive comm zee.
Th- New Lamps for -rceiswhh or ifhout Reflector:
NNlTLTrT- "CFNTESNiAL,' 10 LEY AItnI,
sTRELr and PARK LAMPS Prices ltori - upwa.N.
Also pateut Torch and Key lighting sh ,lset sgp ,ne
,.ne now used IN New Nosk Eoao1 anu es:N ,tie ts'eS
salesGor No 500 Broadway corner piincss' New foh'
The King OF Portugal -,
has con tarr,i upou do JOngh the ConnHetsn o .e
r ~ rist IN OF his scientific re-ears hes INTO
,he and properties ~ Cod Liver on DR. DE JoNNhS
IIgWT BROWN tOD LIVER OIL IL sold IL eiPsucd impe'
rm Ualf Pnts ST. by all Druggists sole Cousgnes ~. ~,
sSR hartford o., London sole gents ior thc hi'e"
states. JOHNF HENRY. oURRAS Co, New fefA'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Fifth 4renue HOeI-Ex-Ciov. Alexander II. Bull
lock Of the Hon Ellis H. Roberts Of Ut ca and
Postmaster Edward NJ Smith OF Rochester Abendrie no
ti- Videla DOIna Argentina Charge dAares AT Washing
ton Metropolitan Hotet-Malor Henry w Freddy, u -
Army and Chief Engineer William II. Shock, u. =. SaVy.
Hrsu0On HOuse-Iieut Col Frederick Cumberland OF GOV
Duerns staff and Frederick A Dockfay oi fIod
f,T0ad Ros-The Hushcs OF HaIt
ford . 81 Janes HotI-Gen William H. French. L. < Army
StrrtevaE House-Major Royal L. Frank, Y. ). Army.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

"Wbat are you-coutldence OPERATORS said
prrg old follow to two little bcgglr girls. who a,ted
hin, for alms No, sr said tho smallest with charm
ing implicitly. "no, sir; but We opes 10 De-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

OF years Of age the stepdaugher OF John Baxter OF
No 317 South Fourhst, Brooklyn. +. ID. The girl went
out with mother and missed Saturday even
ing. Painter was arrested on Sunday on charge OF
knowing something about the missing girl. but he was
discharged yesterday. The girl was found and was
the Police Central Office, where she was qleS
toned by superintendent Wang. The girls mother
also Informed that her daughter had been found ana
she assisted Superintendent Waing in arriving AT the
conclusions which led To Painters arrest last evening
The girl was restored TO her home.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
pOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON N. O.. Feb. B.-Spints TuTpentne firm ai
3lc Hon at 81 AZ fer Straincd Tar lower at 81 20.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE Feb 14-Tbe prfr cloths dull but
steady at 4c cash. TO c 30 days. Tor best stand and e2s
Vnpta
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ca 42o. Noon. 47 3 q. m. 39p Midn'ehL IS
bighest during the day. AZ Lowest. 30.
Average 404 sams Lay lo75 1Tis
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

New BRIGuroN.-John Fraser of Iork-ave.
had II quarrel with his wife on Sunday while dunk and
ATTEMPTED 10 strike her the head Win the but or
woman dress and t charge exploded, taking effect IN
Frazer's groin nnd CAUSING very paiblul thcugh not
dangerous wound.
TorITSyIIII.-Capt Abraham Wood, Cl'il Justice III
Wcsted has been confined to his hOnse for sevea DAYS
by a severe attack OF preumOna. Yesterday he was en-
irely unconscious, ana not eSpsc'ea 10 hc through INC
day.
CIIYToS-A new cfrib 20 bo known as tie burnside
has beeu organized the following ohcer,; Pr,'het
Timothy Shea Nice-President, sanford Mari secretary
jeremiah Reardon, Ir. Treasurer, John keenlng
srArIEroS-An Inquest held yesterday upon tho body
OF Mrs Caroline Phpot who died very suddenly on sun
dny resulted In the ,erdict that she died OF alcohol
lsin.' ---. -.....,., ,,n,nyr,,,
WHITE PLAINS. Elisha Purdy, who died
about three weeks ago left VIII by which he De-
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MDrb tpiu an Sen Sa9.

8cr ~wenisen Sabrea irurbe .,@usua SLOWER,
enteedt als Elm fGeres 9etlmitta fur EpspsyGa
uuo 2eberIstpen, etutse wenise Eyspsphl6s
ibeiltsn ibren 6reunben NIT, tuie leiGt unb RAID
lie hurG bsFer anpenouus ssbeilt tuurben. Die
srU6ea @erbienfe Ron Green'S Nugul
tIpwer wureen bur& Mihbeiluns bes einen
9eipeaben an ben Mneeren bur@ bas 2ans be-
fanat, bic, Dbue auasiee, Der gerfauf Stsiss
NittelS encru, trurbe. Drusetaeu IN c b N
9tGbt&en In ben Ser. Staatsn Derfaufsn
baTslbe. Seine Werisa, bic on idusrItGsn ,
@usen, &Opfi&mer3sn, gsrROpfuua, 5erstIOr-
fen, lnSsrbauliGtstt, Ntebersei@Iasenbett IL.
eibet, fam brei Doien nebmen cbne Grlet&te.
runs. Gsbt su eueren, Drusstasn -
unb bsIt eine Glai&e fir rs Geuts uuS Oeriu&t
es. NufsrFGiden 10 Gents.
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Mber'S @berrb Necfpral

sssen &ranfteitea Der &stIs sab Der eaassa. nile 8xaea
GrtdItunstn. &a&tuasn. aabaua. 9rpn&ttis unb ean.
o&neAminhfvMk
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&eberleiceit 0ebetlt.

Serr @tmon 9mnepf, Der b~etannte beutl@e
golts.@ebner unb gsrfalsr Der 8rof&ire has
DsufGtbum in amsrita,' aibt inter anberen.
letne Grfabrune TN GebrauGe BON Mebi3tnen :
Bereits felt msbrsren Sabre eebrau&e t& nit
benz bt}en Grfols In meiner Gan1iiie Or. &u.
eua 8Snts's Gaubureer IrCpfen unD 5ambur.
ger 8ruftbee.
Grtere baben lId fsts als Elm ~porsialiGes
Mtttel aeeen Rasenbel&rerten unb Qeberlet-
ben, unb leBterer alS Elm isbr betllameS Mtttel
gegen Grfdltuncsn e~rpteien.
Or. @asuit &Dnis's 5amburser 8ainilien-
Weoi3inen liub 6au6 = Minel, wel&e tn teiner
Gamtlie feblen foltsn. ba burG beren seittsen
@ebrauh 3ranfbelt pom Der S6wsIe fern &c.
bnlten frirb.
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Seribleimmm9
(36 > idbrises 9stcen) 0ebeilt.

Sanias City. ben 20. Stunt 1876.
@eit IS Sabren letre Id an elmer febr ftarfsn
Maeenpsri&leimuns, i& babe tn Deutl&lanb
aIss MSslite ausewanbt unb fnbr aud tn
Nem gOrt fort mebrert Aer3te su Static 30 sie-
ben, bod tetn arst tcnuie biefes 6artnadlge Ne.
bel entferren. Nuf Sieles !3ureben babe i'd
nun isit furser 3stt metne 3nFu&t gu ben re.
ucmmirten hamburger Erppfea bes Dr.. &ueuf
RDntg eenOmmsn, uub i'd mu6 Sbnen auf-
rtGttg aeieben. tie rerfeblen nt&t TIRE @irtung
auf metnen ltwa6en 8Srper.
SD bin fiber bur& ben ferneren GebreuG
terielbeu, ba6 lie MID 75fdbrisen @yets pisper
auf iiingere 8eine brtnsen.
STD g HoIf 1907 NDoin GStr
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s9wa9e unb Gopfi@mer=
3em gebeilt.

Serr 6 bas. 0aRptmann. &iper Yotni. 81.
s. be3eult wie fOIat: sd lit felt adt 0oGeu
al SGUd&e uno 8OFf1&mersen burG 1npsrDau.
lt&fett beroOrsebraGt. Dur@ ben @etrauG
BON Or. @usuf SDuie's hamburger Gropfer
bin i'd @olt iet Danf pteber lOueit bereeneOt
bab i& metnen alien Belhdftieungen ptebe,
naheeben fam. Sd fam bnber biele Mebt.
i'm Maea befens empfeb!en."
S6sartise Tleebte 8ebeiIt.
6err 9tsif Ia OaanbasO 5iu, Mif., tbeili
uns nit: 80 lit felt 3wet Sabren an ether
bDsartissm 8IeG:e, bic Glen Nittsln piberRant.
Da gebrau&te i'd mebrsre WOODEN lang DR..
Aueuf RGats's 0amburser Eropfen ua@ @or.
ldrtft unb wurbe uOn bieiem tTSartteen 2eibeu
pp0lGnbtg eebetl.. 4
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Die irsaisen GsrnpsFilo.
men, uel&e paS Beftrauen
tee 9plfts etprnntn babtn
linb Gamiliensiter nt6t al.
letn bet einsr, fonbern bet
stelsn Wattpnft 8trerben
ttn6. miGen au6errrbentliHe
3etlfrdfte baten.
J 9einss pteaa&t bot febs&
70 melt ausetesbnten
: Ruf befcmrnea ua6 btnGeIs
ben 70 lang. erbaiten, ipte
Nptr's Gherrp psetrraI.
DaGslbe II BEN &plte felt
} ettpa 40 Sabren bur& cine
eahw fANAo Roihs nnn 6As~a~
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p Inter
Million { II
BON 3eueniHen brtneen mir
folgenbe:
@a0emleibem Nebeilt.

Scbn 9. 8cdenfeler, 81 Wa9c, @Ccbforb
Co., 3D., sibt uns fOlsensea 8ert&t: Ntt Dol.
ler 3ufrie6snbett srsreift i'd bic Sober. mn Sd.
men funb ~ tbur, ba6 Or. f3Snte'S
9am bureerErspfen mttner Grau. tpel-
DE felt Sabren ar einena bartnGdisen Masen.
letbtu LIT, reGt CUTE Ttepfe tbaten. gBtr la.
fen In .GbriR. 9ofhafsr" BON Or. Mueuf
3Snis's 5amburser GamiIien : Mebtatnen une
tSnnen nun Gcttlob iasen. ba6 le uniere SOF.
nuns ni&t 3u 9&aHben u,atten. fonbern bas
finb, trpfiir bic ausaegebeu purben.
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VEUE gWHBC VIIVI WJSWgBW
tefannt, bic ibtn bas 8ntraueR ~ fetner Detitratt tr elmer
BON fetneut anteren Mransimtttel iSeircfenen Wefe &c.
vunnen babtn. 90 fitrt nod tnmsr BITE rirffalnfsn Stu.
reu rrn 6uffen, GytdItrneen S&rtnbindt &c. btrbet. bic
burH dratiGe STUNT erttelt w.rbtn tSrusR. Sn Der 9bat
bat 6as Gttrts peetpral bteta esfdtrli&en Trdnttetten
bretts In etneni tcten Grabe TIRE S6rtdtn a%sncrtnten
NIB elm @efabI BON Gihertett pet bersn tbbtli1en Wtr.
funs berSurserufen, msI&es rpbl b~serinbet tn. weun has
Wiftel jar re&ten Belt etbraudt pirb. Sebe Sarttlte
fpHte bdRelte sur mSsli6f f6n,lea 5dlfe tur ttrt Altts
elteber fttts gu Der banb baben. Rranftetten uub
S6nteratn trevten erfpart uab fcear bas Qebea eerettet
bur& be re&t3ettise anr ensuns bs 6ilmittels. Der
Rtuee ipnts rds nf&t perna6IdtFsen unb Der SDeife wirb
Is nt6t. 6altet es %rurrdtbis. uu. ees S&sses rtgen, ben
e. tein re63eitt9en @ebrau6 In plOSltGen Anfdaen g.
rdbrt.
1abrbirt bon
Gr. e. g. NDer II. &c., 0orea, NiaR.
sratt. uno annlrt. Gbemifern.
Ntrtdaft BON aaen Drrsnifen unb Grsnetbduelern.
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Scr 9err fabrt oie seinea.
sa& wabrrn Brsebenbtiten aus benz febasbu
ten Sabrbunbert eradblt
lS &Ius 81.
Or. g. &e1ner.

Gs NOR am SomRas Atsne Dor rem
beiltaen yfnBffefte pes Subres 1860,
oIs Ser pom &otteufeIOt NIT ieinem
GsfOIee auf elmer 6bbe unrpeit bee
Dprfss &uwer unlanate. Sn ben
Gtrablsn Der 1GeipenoenS onne ereldnss
ten ros Ibol uno Ger JluB, In Der 6ers
ne fisesr Eriers Sbiirne eutpOr. babin.
er lsuhtete cie @btei Ct. Matbtos.
SIM Stifte bss nobe eele9snen Tlefens
pfuIssl srtSnte eus atsnplduien, unc
baID 1Gwnmmen bur6 bic refine Cuff
aud Die tiefen @lodentbne res Domss.
auf Der aOlcSldnsenpsn Wciel alittu
Iet@te Rdbne babtn unb aus tbrsn
fGaute Ger rnelUbii@e @elane etnes
NorienItspes ID ben Reiisnpen en,'
pDr.
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DUMB AGUE
s4ittel : Gieber Qeheilt.

SD bin "a Sabre alt uno bar 70 trant, ba6
t9 feline Cyclic rnebr Uertraeen fonnte, i&retbt
Serr Deter Clemens, 9.ttle OrIeans. Rr. SD
nabm Or. Musuf 8Snis's hamburger Grupfen
uno bin nun trttoer nt&t MUIR gang bersefeat,
lpnbern fible mid niel frGfiaer ais friiber.
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@eiierfeit tnb 8rmfleioen
Qebeilt.

Serr Gtas. Gbrenftls, Gmttb's 2anbtns
Glsrmoant &c., Obio. eibt uns fir Obtse Sc.
bauptuna folssnpe 8elese: sd Tnbe mild
peranlaEt. gle wiftn su la1en, bab Id Or.
Mugu1f GGnts'S 5amburser Bruatbee NIT BOIL
~fGnbiser 3afrieDenbett geeea 9eilerfett unb
Bruflben 9abr lat; babe