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WHICH IS HONEST 7

The fortunes of politics have placed be-
fore the country two distinguished citizens
of New York, each representative of his
party. However the election may result,
acltizen of New York will occupy either
the first or second highest office in the gift
of the people. This being SO, it is reason
able to expect that the policy of the gov
ernment will be, to large extent shaped
by the principles held, the policy pursued.
by the parties in that state as interpreted
by the lesaers The financial question is
an overshadowing one. The veal or woe
of the country depends upon its solution.
Shall there be speedy resumption of spe-
Gle payments, or shall the day be indein-
itely postponed Shall our steps tend
surely toward resumption, or shall there be
steps backward? To which party can the
solution of these questions be safely trust
ed? Let US examine this last question in
the light Of the action taken by the par
ties.
he resumption act, passed by congress
and approved January IA, 1875, provides
that specie payments shall be resumed Jan
uary, 1. 1879. With thi@ 90. 'N0' INV
i."oi'tans OI New YORK, in state conven-
ton assembled September s, 1876, resolved
that " the further Initiation of the currency,
under any pretence whatever, would be
" a public calamity. The interests of
" honest industry and the common welfare
80 1efnant tho anaaliact ,Nnaaihla e.
specie payments" One week later
September lG, 1S75-the democracy Of
New York assembled in state convention,
and declared that "the public credit must
I" be sacredly maintained" that st speedy
" return to specie payment is demanded
" alike by the highest considerations of
81 commercial morality and and honest gov
- ernment "; that there must be "s,eady
8 steps toward specie payments and mo
step backward u; and at the same time
denounced reputation in every form and
guise." The democracy, having the last
word, were naturally little more explicit,
little more emphatic in their declaration,
but each intended the same thing as was
evidenced by the fact that in the March
previous, democratic assembly and re-
publican senate had united in passing bill
which was approved by the democratic
governor, Samuel j. Tlden, and thereby
became law-proyiding for the resump.
tion of specie payments in New York from
and after January 1, 1870, the same day
fixed by congress for resumption through
out the Union.
Upon these respective platforms the par
ties went into the canvass, in the fall of
that year, and while the republicans held
their majority in the senate and obtained
one In the assembly. the democrats elected
their state ticket The result was, perhaps,
a success for both parties, but 1t was sue
cess that neither party could have achieved
had their position on the question of re-
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How far the national faith would be
maintained, should tho democracy obtain
full control of the government. was shown
by the action of the democratic majority
OF the house, Thursday. 1t appearing that
the fund awarded to this country, and paid
by Great Britain, under the Geneva arbl
tration, would not be exhausted by the
awards made by the Alabama claims CON-
mission, SO called, the house provided that
the remainder of the fund should be ex-
pended in the payment of claims expressly
excluded, and which, had their considera-
ton been pressed, would had terminated
the arbitration.
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A Rank Poison.

The potato bug, which is at present
formidable pest, is somewhat like the
green Spanish fly it its nature, causing
blister wherever applied to the human
flesh. Some persons have instantly died,
and others been badly poisoned by standing
near the flames when quantity of these
bugs have been gathered from the potato
vines, and committed to the fire.
Great caution should be used in the
handling of them, and especially by ex-
posure from the fumes which arise from
the fire while they are burning. j. W. $.
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The democratic "reform" of securing a
reduction of expenses by reduction of
the army, seems a good deal like bur
lesque in view of the disastrous result of
ing of volunteers in the west, and the
proposition of Senator Paddock that five
regiments of volunteers be accepted from
Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Dakota
and Utah. Democratic economy is some
thing wonderful
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highway TAX books.

Were to call the attention of town
select to very neat and convenient
blank the use of selectmen in towns
in mig up highway bills. This is de-
signe supersede the old-fashioned and
incorient tax bills in sheet form here
tofoued, and will be found much more
dcsir for the use of the surveyors. We
invite orders of selectmen of all townt
in Won't. Price, IS cents per dozer
cope GLOBE PAPER 20.
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Modern women,

1t Is a sad commentary upon our boosted
civilization that the women or our times have
degenerated In health and physique until they
feeble and back-achy, with only here and there
a few NOBLE exceptions In the persons OF the ro-
bust, buxom ladies characteristic OF the sex In
days gone by. by very large experience,
covering period OF years, and embracing the
treatment OF thousands OF cases or those all
ments peculiar TO women, Dr.. Pierce, of the
worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y, has per-
focted. by the combination of certain vegeta-
bic extracts. natural specific, which he does
not extol as cure-ai but one which admir-
ably futllls a sngleness OF purpose, being q
most positive and reliable remedy for those
weaknesses and complaints which ai1iict the
women OF the present day. This natural spe-
ciiic compound Is caleb De- Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. The following are among those
diseases In which this wonderful medicine has
worked cures as II by magic and with GER
tainty never before attained by any medicines ;
weak back, nervous and general debility, fall
Ing and other displacements Of internal or
gans, resulting from debility and lack OF
strength in natural supports, internal fever
congestion, Inflammation and liberation and
very many Otner chronic diseases Incident to
women, not proper TO mention here, In which
as well as In the cases that have been enumer-
ated, the favorlte Prescription effects cures
the marvel OF the world, 1t will not do harm
In any state or condition or the system, and by
adopting It's use The invalid lady IN ~ avoid
lnht seNereSt or ordeals-the consulting OF q
family physician. Pavorite Prescription is sold
py dealers In medicines generally.
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WONDERFUL IN ITS RESULTS ?--There ia
no medicine that has accomplished SO much
as Shttohs Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablished the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, if it was
unreliable It would be the greatest follyto
guarantee 1t. Ii costs nothing to try il as
II can be returned If it does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds of a bottle.
Call at my store and get a sample bottle.
10 cents, or regular size for SO cents or
~. II your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shilohs Bellabonna plaster. which
seldom fails to give relief.
A, w. HIddINs, Rutland; Rice & Co.
Castleton DR.. Meeker 81 DIR. Campbell,
Poultney w. Sweet, Fairhaven; else.
where by dealers generally.
"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, July 10th, 1s76,traips
Will run as follows. Sundays excepted;
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls, at 4:l0 a. m.
1910 and 930p p. m. For Bennington, $40 and
1t05 a. m, 2l0 and $50 p. IN.
MAIL-Leaves Nutland at $40 for Manchester,
Bennington and New York, via Troy or Leba-
mn Springs and Chatham.
PASSENGER TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at a. 10
q m. for Bellows Falls, Boston, New London,
Springfield and New York.
MAIL.--Leave ST. Adams at 700 q. M, Burl.
hgton at s:20 o. M, Ticonderoga at 1850 a, M,
arriving at Rutland at lao a. m. Leave Rut,
Paaoa and New York ,Sf BOSTON, springfield New
EXPRKSS-Leave Rutland Hos q. IN. for New
York via North Remington and Troy.
PASSENGER TRAIN-Leave Burlington 900
p M, connecting with trains from Montreal,
AID st. Adams, arriving in Rutland at G:3N D IN
MINED TRAIN-Leavc Rutland 2;iO D m ,for
bennington and intermediate stations.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $3.50 T. u =,
fu Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
NIGHT EXPRESS eavesOgdensb at lu;iO
am. Mentreat3a pm, st. Adams 6:O6 pm. Bur
lngton .;So pI;b M, RUTLAND 1000 P m. for New
GOING NORTH.
Leaves Rutland at l:2O and 600 am, and pos
md 433 pm.
ExpREss-MAIL-Leave New London at 500
Q m, Springfield 500 a. m. Boston 1885 a. M,
fellows Falls i.oo am, Troy $3.50 a. M, North
bennington $40 a. M, Rutland 1905 p. M, for
Hconderoga, Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal
EXPRESS-Leaves New York at 500 a. m.
North Bennington 24i p. M, Manchester s:2s
I'm, Rutland $50 p M, for Burlington and st.
Alsans.
NIGHT ExPRESs-Leaves New York at 400
!. NJ, via Troy and North Bennington; Rut-
knd 1:2O for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal
Ogdensburg aud the west.
MIXED TRAlN-Leaves Rutland at 600 q. m.
for Burlington.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Bellows Falls at al o
& m, arriving In Rutland at $500 a. m. and Ac
Dmmodation Train at $3.50 D. M, arriving in
Iu land at 9lbp. m.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Bennington at $50 p.
H., Manchester 6:45 p. M, WallingfOrd 1884. n
n arriving In Rutland $40 p. IN.
Trains leave Burlington going east, for Mont
peer, &C.. az 1850 a M, 1910 p. m. and $3.50 I'm.
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north. foi
White River Junction, &C., at .0:26 a. m. anc
1850 q. M. and % and ll:29 p. IN.
eu-Sleeping cars are attached TO night train
between st. Adams and New York.
Drawing room cars on day express trains be-
tween 81. Adams and New York.
j.. W. HOBART, GenI supt.
81. Adams, VT. July s. 1915.
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On't Forget This,

that tho organ Factories are the largest
In the vmake the most organs. over 10000
being 1, and Notwithstanding the hard
times, Nv making nearly 1000 organs every
monthly are not only the best and cheap
est, butsold on the easiest terms OF an!
organ II any one says to the contrary
don't yileve It, but address for catalogues
and milton,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov7ly Rutland, Vt.
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Target Practice.

At the target practice of the Burlington
rifle club, Friday, the 9TH instant, NJ. L.
Montgomery was the winner in score
of 4S out of possible so. The contest is
for the "Lombard Silver Cup" three sue
cessive winnings by the same individual
being necessary to capture the prize. The
score now stands, A. B. Ashley, Milton, l.:
M. L. Montgomery, Burlington I.
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lie Mason & Hamlin Organ Company
areepresented at Philadelphia by thirteen
of leir world-renowned organs, declared
by Il critics to be the finest lot of instru-
NETS ever exhibited anywhere. These or.
gan have always taken the highest awards
whn exhibited in competition with other
orgns. This is a fact worthy the consid-
eraion of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over $4,000 of these organs
arerented by the month until the rent pays
for hem. E. II. WooD,
d&v General Agent, Rutland, VI.
Ihave one new buggy wagon, made by
Promo, for sale cheap. L. II. WooD.
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rENHE ART OF PROLONGING LIFE CON.
4 sists In understanding the essential CON
dltlons on which the fact or life depends. But
become physically demoraized by disease. is
really 10 create new being. Yet, that this
can be done Is capable OF actual demonstra-
pilates and Callsiya, by aiding the digestive
process, ana furnishing the elements OF bone,
muscle and nerve, perfects the assimilation OF
morbid products ana humors are removed from
the b,ood, and healthy process or repair sci
up, which gradually restored and vitailzes ali
the organs, according to natures process OF
building up the feeble constitution,
jyid&W2W
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rU.ND UNION HOTEL,

Broay, Opposite Postodlce, Whitehdlt, N, T.,
+. Fish, Proprietor.
T hotel is comparatively new, having
beerfitted and repaired throughout, and
Is n, one of the most comfortable hotels
to btound anywhere. Located in the
cent, part of the place, it is convenient
to ablaces of business. With the expert
encae proprietor has had in the hUtel
busiss, he feels confident that he car
malthe "Grand Union" the most popu'
lar ,tel in the state of New York.
ie13d2m
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croot nins at Mcclure & Halls

Tbreed hand pianos as good as new.
One Ste in splendid condition; will
be sold. One American, only been
used tblonths. A Mathusbek which
has beese less than one year. Don't
let this 'tunity pass by. FIRST come,
first ser Store IS West street.
apr11d&wtf
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DING NOTICES..

Visit T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter st.. rownsends furniture rooms,
Rutland dti
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John agent of the Vermont mu
tual andr companies. Office under
the tow u%w
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pusoN,s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

oyeo millions have been used within the
past years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becog detached. All Express Companies
use N. Sold by Printers and stationers
everere.
LOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
tuni&wtf WHOLESALE AgeHtb'
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"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
, 1876-11-27

DISCOVERY nabin ibn nit uub CT TT bic gauge
3eit mertmiiroi9 gut aegangen. Die Bolaris
bate cine fletne Quantitdt Wei5enf1rner
hiuterlafien, nm 3u ieben, nelden GinfuB
bic inteliiipe &dlte uuf Die 8eimfraft aus.
iibeu wiiroe. Die SDrner babeu ieitoem
gang regelmdbig gefeimt. Gine Der @rpe.
oltionen Der DISCOVERY muroe MIR onrd
eiuen Sc Sill. laugen Dtarih oes 2ieutenantS
Barr iiber idmelSeuoes Sis 9erettet. Barr
fol9te bterbei Der Spur zines WolfeS, Ger
lih 10 melt nerirrt bate. Wit GROCER
Infrensung erreibte er bas 9diff nno
erlanste Shlfe fir feline ermatteten R:tie'
gefdbrten. Bts 3ur S1be BON 80 @r. so,
fanoen bic 8sileuben alte Spuren zines
friiberen Nufe1itbalts bon @sfimoS. 9ieieS
no. i'm Smith Snnb. BORT hatten Die
manberuben Stdmme offenbur bic i6malite
Stele oeS Canals mad @rDnlano iiberIest.
Weiter noromdrtS mar fe,ne Spur a~n3utref'
fen. DaS Sap Soiepb 9enrp, 80 @r. 50'
&C., i9etnt Der bDhfte Yunft, bis 3u melGem
S0gel fi4 uerirren. Saren nno on
oese Sbiere, nit Iusnabme bon Gee.
bunben, ioIen i'm Yolarmeer gar nidt
porfommen. Seebunbe murben n5ro'
lid bonn Gap Union nur iebr
I S;ss'''i stbea s"s'i aaiis s ;s''' p sa1a stt
blieb baS Sis feff bis gum 20. Suli.
Grit am 81. Iuguft bate eS ii9 10 weit5sr.
ltidelt, oaB Die ralert" ben Tidweg attire.
ten tounfe. tam 70. ausuft fieB iie aui Die
Discovery. Nm ID le9ten Die beiben IN
0i8cousrp.S at an. Im 20. erft fonnter ite
in 9aop 6raufltn Snno einlanten, NO oaS
Sic 10 tange sebl,eben mar. 81 Gap Sia.
beGa fanoen bic Sdific Sriefe. melde Die
vYauoora" bort selafen bate. Das Suupt.
6riefoepot Der yYanoora" in qittleton Sslane
perpasten Die Sdiffe i%nbefen, ba fte, fernen
iolhen Shae oaieIbit abneno, ibren 8eg
iiber Die &arrp,Snielu, uno ole ite bier luAt
ourfsuo,ingsn psrmohten, tiber DISCO nab.
men. Die Discovery" bot etne Noer cute
Steiufoble entoedt, bic iih leidt forGrn
ld5t. eeioer wuroe Der 6uno ert mad lem
| JEiutor cntAeff
, 1876-11-27

Wssnten unb 0eriaufer!
5tnrp gDarb Bssder's Samilisn . 3etiuua trttt tbrt
9erblt- SaiiVn an unp eiebt ibrsn Abpnnsaten ,wei ben
srbbttn unb i6pntea Sleosrapbicen, spei auber(t an.
s~isbsnesa Stlbern, wsIGe iVfOrt Absane Fnpen, ppn Wtrs.
Mnbsripn, ais Ss8eafate ~ ibrsrn Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. Neenten babeu tmmenien @rfOla % n
bic befe ismGls %ssbpiene @sleeenteit fur le. gBtr lisf,rn
ben lstdteasa unp i6pnifea Ysrilul 81 u aenltanp unp Be.
jablen ftpr ppbe &Onmtfapu. Ssp,r frabers pbsr aeue
li6sr 0prralb su au8enblidlt6er Ysr9aeana sprbanb,a.
Die 3eitune fslbf fept uater 5amtIien .Spnrnaltn ebns
tbres Glsi6en ea, une III ~ popular, baB ne Die arpAte
Serbreituns IN Der .Selr bdtl Das bette ltteTarti6s
Talent ptrp p%ersrenbst. @bparb @ssletpa's @r,abluno
fdngt serabe an; bic feabsren Sapttel merbsn ben Wtpns
nentsn eelisitrt. Mrs. Stppe's ldnserlebnte 5elae ant
My wife and L., be9il 1t NIT benz neusn Sabre. ST..
eenb Ssmanp, etr eth eutss saldr pbsr etn unabbdn tsts
Wef66ft mlnitt, iglte fur @trtulare uub prs.sliat Nd
msabsn an 9. y. Sorc u. 60, Mem gprt .OilUf.
s s:aS ga s' %tss@.is S'.''H''"N srnten SerIanat.
, 1876-11-27

ktsa h.rieuias, SdSu ut Dysy.saa sebafa n. gsk
teraual 10 q, bel stneni lueunti6en Vlable rtt bsrt fs
anbeHesbarsa gsrtanssn ~ fssn, sarafltal ~ nsbmes
Aas seanD6 bur& btu 8urht eaScu auseeltiDHrn 3u istA.
sae bem @enuat fantl aus f&er fur4tSsrs S6n,trstn
Hm sae 1auss.nsSen. ba q .nnitr hhles aaaas, asts q.
sss ~ tabelu Hnbd. g. sadlt br DpspepttI fd itlba
ssb fest sanss Irsebuns. DIE slldlt&s 8retlt6'at
Nalttt pirh stas ~freaslsfe unt ben yatteHtsa trtnst BAD
Hesastf,in. bat sas 9etea ipn etns eaa To nns fslba eb
Rd4fen tba uetseR, xt6t idsen sur Gert@dGaxs aSs b.
car tusa Sdbensrbe- Gber usrani an
, 1876-11-27

Gin 2ettfaoen. - Inter ben Sdrits
ten pophldrer WfeoiSiu fam nit &e6t Der
$ ambur9er Samilteu.&atenb er
ais Elm treuer 9eitfaoen fir Seoer au fgefitbrt
%meroe1, uro iollte %berielbe, Ca Die Soften Der
4niAafinug gti4t8 b%etra9en, in jebem Sauie
~ finoeu ietu.
, 1876-11-27
OLD DOMINION pawpfWIp
Npmpa1p. ,aasxs
NaA Wew= gprf.

9tsie Gpmpanp pirb etnsa iRrer na&fpIssnbsn pra&t-
pollen DampTer, ole dominion. 1Spauote, 9faac
Bel, DtidDmpnp, Mibemarle, Qatteras une
George US. Slcer Qm Sau) an Iebem AleHfaR,
Jretta8 -uab SGmsta BET 3p9~aftr ~abtapten
laden.
fHt ptele Npute eebalt.
Sts pabsn pFa4tSpue SaIppns. 9 G Nppms unb
Sape.3tmmer.
lbertrenltQ.
2Daarsn, Wtlhe nit tteier Qtnte ~perianet perbeu, Ian.
oen r~eselmdbis III glep.gprt an btm aperbsdten pisr >t
company, 81 gtprtb Wiper.
ira2t Iur YIdse Meter ais yten>gprt werben i6nel
~befRrpert aab wtrp paTur ntpIs ais Die @trtllG sebabEen
untDlten beretnet.
s&tfs pieler Ninis ~ptrlafen gtprTpIt UNI 74upr Mad.
mtttaeS pabreap pes Sonllners.
iyradt anaenpmmen bic u upr Abenbs ieben Gag.
QDeetn peitsrsr ~ausiunft penbe man ITO an
George SS. ALLEN u. So, Isenten,
feb. Srfee Gpmpanp's 2Dbarpes, NpteIts.
, 1876-11-27

Der geAsss II Bic srpst go.rtaatts BET R5rpprs. Zen
4a trtdlt has saIss 5shem Ratrans unb &raft. gD.np
eer Naesn uae aRbsrr Oerbaaaaespr8ant nablafen, tbrs
7sat T6Sttststt ,u entptdsla, uus ber saRse &Brper Id.
M. Dh aranfbsitsa, psl&s aus seaSrter abdttefeit be-
ssgsas1assSrsaae earaetea. Rub seri&ttbeusr &rt, aba
IL 5&uyturfaAe Ndbt tnmes bteftlbt. Dies n bu
Sraas. weber kss xe4webtf& ettters." ba - als Star.
ssassaslttd ptrtt, bic gerbaaanssvrsaae rtseit Rnb ttys
saEnbs GsStssett b.raelt, p stes &ranststten BELT, bs
snfsetaeas sent sssS&ttbea0 &star fab. GDir assusa
ssagsg sespaAn1
I@DiMhfudAs
sss All anstreR esassafranits ttsn satartss chen 70 -
ans StSrunses ber Md8tntbdtteieit. ais bur4 erblt&A
anlass sber tef.iSe @ridlsuns. gDenn bic Spetle atda
stbSris orsauet ane Der R6rser In 5plss sefsn nidi bin.
isasi& eraabrt pirb, sut abmaSeraas ein.r.ten uml
~ asf&pd$te Spatua srltest bean leibt.fen anfau etne
Srsdltana at het rnsr perien BON trdftisr 1eFunsbsk
ear nt&t IN Uetra1t ane. Ds btrabmtshen Msrats,
ssan fe 8das BOZ S&ptnbfu&s ia ben nfea Stasisa 10.
sansds, rtteu utnt aasaatmt TIRE aafmsrliamiet ~.
aft asf hS RssulYans hr Derbaanassrreaae, bamit bu
Sgeieay nsl@t va pahsa' % F4 niaust. tsm at&t fru@t
istf 1e&urte serur fa1eu ans at9t burt ben &Srptr fe
pea Sab tbm .atsebe gar frsas sssg In aasaiasa seA
ssais xns talt&ts Ratruas N bletsR4
, 1876-11-27

o. hnn Neenten perlan9t. Cute 0eIe9eubelt, Gelp
2litf. gu %peroieuen Tur Geul., pelDe l9re ,3elt poer
w eIneu &bel oapon Dem SertauI unlerer
6geelprten pIomen. Giberale Gomlnllllonelt. S1relpi
naW 0en Seoln9un9en. ". ~. Spg o645. Great
american sea co.. 81 uno IS SeleD 9traBe.
9ielp port. 4lp2oulI
, 1876-11-27
MaDtuoD 1t. 3d.,

50 Barrcn, Gte G2urh Ctr. u. 9.
qi.l gsolSdes NM g8obres Gdidt cine Sreimorfr
IN iRoSman II. So, 80 S6dttett Ode Gburb cir, STEM
1nrf, Wustunft, 3uuienoe w"rtb miro Sb"Fi i''eF
yb;5t
, 1876-11-27
Die Grbaltune Der Ausftelunss=
0ebGube

Inter ben oauernoen Sortbeilen, meIAe
bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der Staot YbtlQoelpbta
brln9eu wiro, ltebt IN erlter Qtuie bic GIrbals
, 1876-11-27
9ie enslii1e NorSpolsG expedition.

Ser Seiehlshaber Der Noropol. @rpsoition,
Sapltdn ytares, nj MT leneH ba0sH Jtelle-
, 1876-11-27

Ieneas sDasua VI. f4rsdIt&ta gAmsrsea sassalsV
wd@e biefe 8ranitett NIT F4 brinsl. tcenn tn benz ,S9wG
Af& Btttsrs" Elm 5%tilmittel seosten ttrb, bds Sober lti6
e~fianseu ianas g l!nsett be G4merieR tsfort une ID
fsrtstfsst.m G.brau6t wtrA br patient Bon gDcGe 10
aBs4. f& t.Her btEnssa BE ene s7aaaaStst Saiuns Is.
kts wsrben htsf.s runsusars Seluttsgs 90 ssssauaen.
, 1876-11-27
Ssrft&tl-Da Dad G&te edpesHA
Dtttsss ssrS ausi&lisBlt& b~sreitet saa
Deniel II. 60.
SSS Rsrs Drttts gtraSss
VRilaAetpk&

NA ~ YreIiRA ssr Na&eRmxaaea nrA ptsrxs a
p&sa, Y bic WamsasaHteI f@rift bs frlttrtn &tasaibE
ners sentta9 6&peaias" kaG &AiAA Id ~ -
1tttess eRfe<, eaaablefa
S<tssa&saaveifasSeH 10 sasitf&ts Hss hsstfAs Eyre
%, ~ anlsrt Unteriartb .DxRia d. g." tssasA a.
ksx Staf%e sdssfast
Yses - ssAss ssss Esalast ft8s Esf4sa d ANAvssr
psAstssss eAs &*asAsaa kH Fasdssess NaasAa a
, 1876-11-27
"Star- Wfeu" platform.

gtibersIa1s. cline srpae 3ieree. gin pplfdnptse
S@us Nnter SsTea. ara8st II &tltnwaare 2anpluu-
ssn aab. Sireulare gratis %ptrltubtt. Abretftst
IN2Anft &tnr &Idttorrl. ~ lVae
, 1876-11-27
%p6sa

ssaf+n, S@arlaaetss sntasben aus strburbentns 0Iats.
@eaen btefe 4rantb.itsn 10 ,G6pebtl6 8ttters" has ryirk
fasias 69usmt.ttI, wdl ~ Der bsat Slutreiutser 10, sen
Is ststt. astr plrb br &ebraa& ~ fpdt pSer Mot stnaS
sad ss anrttfaas b~espaaea, ~ bae ppden, Miaiers.
64arteAseker aas aakert @tt Stsbe ssrbunbtae Rranls
seteA aasbru@eH, heNa mus btr @ebrau& fpfprt etnsc
a,ai serten, ba 4ranssettu tn ksina Stadium sse an
sess Dstaastasa srfsrbea
, 1876-11-27
SO Nrpsent.

@uten Ngenter mtro eIlle @onuIlllloll be6ahll
Iur Den Serlaut pon neuen uno leDrpopularen Sudern
Don elmer Der bepeutenOtelt Sublcriptions= Jirmelt IN
&anoe. ~ Slder Tur 81 @ents S. Bidder tur el,zu.
stein bumpu9. Wtan laile ii6 uniere @lrculare tom.
men uno ~ber5eu8e ii1 lelblt. Aorene ". .. Sol 52s,
artt"'" N Dnu 42D!o0e3
, 1876-11-27

BertsYsenS Btat IA ss Saaptarfz&s hs efs&arfiAaw
gaS fsssr siebaftn areattsttta.
, 1876-11-27

2 NSs Va xnsla6iAisRsn &raaEsettsa, ssxes las ~ .
fAsnssi<&t aaterpprfeu IA, aab Ietstn aamsntlt6T al
ssu baran. Die uria&ea, wsI&e etelts i&rsGtt6er f.
serserruftR, anb nerlNtebaa anA sisftttA, sber BIZ b.
saaelsastvdie Has imma siefeibt ftta, namlid bic
hard 6t6rtaaesmtttd sas R1penfsfem, bic o. Aass
aaassseaae xnb babur& ben saaseu &Srpes ~ trSi
Dss sS4rehti3 Btttert" fspt satrrei@t b alS x~6rs
hassattta hd ben sbea updSnsea 4raasbsten sns bat
Saaknbtn btt wsanbRst ara6svtkea, mtldt f6sa Be.
tan t%sef,ltsn, ie wttber 0saas am qtbsa ,u Raetu.
@teeersefaelassmbstt,
, 1876-11-27
G@menif1 Bitters.
&Rs ans 2rdutsrikfteA
&@ssthE& BifasPA

Age meps Ris stersaaAet SaArtn sy3beais TIN beaA
he f@mtbtl&sr Hrst Sd Ben wtaerfH affli2sn 8srfanh&,
nd&e a faA auf aaen Ebeiiea er &rss anftlte, st %
UalAst SetEssaft senlgr Rr&uttr aah hu &rtsset besfts
ks Mod - AaMptSeAenhtbek ks