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New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
SCOTT LoRD's RESOLUTION.
IT'S PURPOSE AND THE RECEPTION Gr'fN IT BY
DEMoCRATs7FINAL ADOPTION, WITH Two VOTES
AGAINST IT.
rpY ,ErEaRAPR 70 TIE TFuUSE.l

AGAINST 1T.
lBY lBIEeRAPB TO THE TRlDUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-If the House OF Repre-
eeutatves does not speedily adjourn the Democratic
majority init will certainly spill all the political fat
of their party into the fire. II is bad enough when
they walk blindly into trap set for them by their
political opponents but headstrong opposition to a
resolution introduced by distinguished member Of
their own party for the purpose of giving them an
opportunity to make straight record is wholly In
excusable And yet this is just what number Of
them were guilty of to-day. Scott. Lord, who has
proved himself one Of the wisest members Of the
Democratic party in the present House member of
the Judiciary Committee, and one of the impcach-
ment managers introduced preamble and resolu-
tion to-day simply declaring that ali citizens are
legally entitled TO protection under the
XVIII Amendment OF the Constitution OF
the United States, that in the judgment Of the
House all attempts by force intimidation 10 PIE
vent the exercise OF the right Of suffrage should be
condemned, and that the guilty persons should re-
ceive prompt and effective punishment. Some Of
the Southern Democrats thinking that the implica-
ton Of the preamble and resolution was that the
coored men of the South have not always been pro
tected and that the instances in which they have
been intmidatcd are so conspicuous as 10 demand a
rebuke from the House, became alarmed, and as if
was not difficult 10 find among Northern Democrat,
a few whose party prejudices almost always run
away with their Judgment, by their aid began fill
clustering IN order to prevent vote upon the reso-
luton. In the mean tire Mr.. Lord was very busy
about the floor, intercedIDg with members, and ap-
parently showing to them letter which il con-
jectured in the galleries was from Gov. Tiden, OF
some one representing him. After two hours spent
in dilatory motions, the few Southern Democrats
who were leading the opposition to the resolution
were brought to see tie folly of their course, and
the resolution was adOpted-Yeas 100: Nays 2.
The negative votes were cast By Mr.. Bland Of Mis-
scur and NJ. Reagan OF Texas.
The preamble relating to the amendment TO the
Constitution was adopted. but by smaller ma
jority.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Davis understood, for political purposes inc
committee recommend that the Government
should without delay institute suit against
Collector Casey 10 recover such Of money az nave
been by him and his subovdna:es msappropgiaod To u
lawful purposes, shown by the evidence Thcy add
"Your committee cannot believe that the President VIII
permit Mr.. Casey continue III office ~ Collector o
Customs at Ncw-Orlcans after he shall have become
acquainted with the testimony taken beicx your com
mittcc."
The committee devote some space 10 description OF
certain irregularities and violations OF law III thc one
Of the United States Marshal with REGARD TO me an"h
and payment OF special deputy marsl"s for vlCe
ton purposes In country places .Whe,S tnonI ,r
cfa election law. which is applicable only ~
cities or towns having population ol
20 200 upward. They cummtnd Marshal P1ckirds
all other respects They bcsOw unqualified praise npo
DrtrIct-Ait rncy BeCkw;h, and say also that
thcy found all other Federal aGnduc.cd ",,''S in
the interests of The Government and the convenience o
the pubic.
THE MINORITY REPORT
The minority represented by Mcssrs Congcr Of Michi-
gan. Darrell OF louisiana and woodbum of Nevada.
say: At the very outset the Committee required the
several DEPARTMENTS 20 furnish statement of ali OF the
accounts Of the twelve Federal Offices IN LOUISIANA
aud found them all correct ana rlOp'fF set
lied, ana ttat these official s'",in, ,,,.,i,,, Hts
o an of these Offices the dat" of their appoint
mcnts 10 the present time far as their accounts WIN
testimony shows cnncu'iN siF tL'l We ,1-
hector Of Customs b1l uniformly mSn"f'i ul'
business Of bis department VIII pfonr"n.ss
Vu courtesy, with hdtity TO tHc Cove lllhchl nhd "'
REGARD To the convenience OF the public ahi lhJ take
pleasure n referring - ac testimony o many on tHt
rs citizens OF Nrw-rrans 90 :bat effect. The minority
aricud statement signed by over 100 Importers me-
chants .hipu;yurrs g. who tlr, tcsly To the cni-
cheney and honesty Of the Federal officials
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN NEWARK.

The Democratic ratification meeting at the
Newark Academy of Music last evening was decided
success in point of numbers and the respectabty OF the
audience which assembled The hall was handsomely
decorated, and filed with banners and notices large
number Of the prominent Democrats OF the cay OF
Newark and vicinity the platform. The meeting
was presided over by Congressman r. H. Ieesc,
who made the opening address, severely arraiSh
ing tho Republican party and Administration
Resolutions wero adopted ratfying the nominations of
Iildcn aud Hendricks and pcdGhS the meeting 10 apoI
for their election. Congressman llawes followed Win
v,,rous sucpcn Samuel EigelOw OF Newark then read
dispatch from Saratoga setting lOrth that ex Gov Az
drew O. Ienton would take the stump IN INDIANA iieNl
week for Tien and Hendricks, an announcement which
was greeted with great applause Otler addresses were
made and the meeting continued until late hour
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
TILE TURKISH CONFLICT.

ENGLAND ASKED TO WARN THE TURKs-MUKHYAR
PAsHA AT LARGE-A sERvIAN APPEAL PRE-
PAIRING.
PARIS Thursday, Aug. 10, 1876.
An article appears in the journal des Debdb
from the pen OF John Lemonne OF It's principal ed
tors insisting upon the necessity Of prompt Intervention
to put stop to the atrocities of the Turks lie says
for England to intervene, because England being tho
avowed protectress of Turkey IL unanimously consid
cred in Europe be responsible for tie conduct OF the
Turks.
special dispatch TO lie Temps from Vienna says the
which NJ Rscs, the seryian Premier intends send
ing to the powers giving account OF the atrocities
committed by the Turks in serva may serve equally 70
pave the way for meditation for justyng war to the
death.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1876.
A special dispatch to The Daily Nees from Trebigne
says the Montenegrins have retired toward Pod
gortza and some toward Bangani. Muklltar Pasha
has made excursion TO the frontier unmoested An
offensive movement Of the Turks is probable shortly
GEN. TCHERSAYEFF ADVANCING.
Gen Tschoak, who with Gen. Autch defeated Der
wish Pasha near sentza is reported TO be retreating
from that place. Gen. Tchernayef u advancing IN the
direction Of Bauja.
Reuter- telegram from ST. Petersburg says Gen Hor-
vatoyiteh maintains his position at the Banja Pass
where he awaits rcinforcements. Gen Despotovlteh
the new coumandernchie of the Bosnians, announces
that he has taken Turkish ntreucdments and oc
cupicd several villages on the Una.
LONDON, Friday Aug. IL, 1876.
The Standards Berlin special says the Porto
has positively declared 1t is willing 10 negotiate FOR
peace whenever Powers disposed to intervene;
but is willing TO agree TO an armstiee before the
entry OF the Turks into Belgrade.
TIE SULTAN RECOVERING.
PARIs Friday, Aug. II, 1875.
A dispatch to the Libete says the Sultan is
better, aud his recovery is nearly certain.
THE sERvI.Ns REsOLUrE.
A dispatch to lie Temps from Vienna states
that the seryian Premier Rstics rejects all offers OF
mediation declaring that Servia Will not treat for peace
until the Turks are under the walls of Belgrade.
RAGUsA, Thursday Aug. 10, 1875.
The correspondent OF the Milan newspaper Pungoto
who was arrested IN the Montcnern camp at Dreno on
Tuesday last, has been released.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
THE SILVER QUESTION N PARLIAMENT.

In the House of Commons last night, LORD
George Hamilton Under Secretary fer lndla, mace inc
annual statement of the Indian Finances which The
r,aes pronounces toeraby satisfactory. lie treated
elaboracly the causes OF the depreciation OF silver,
which he attributed, in great measure, 10 the panic
Mr. Goschcn hoped the question cf the depreciation OF
silver wound receive serious attention The Goyernnent
WAS endsavorug ascertain the effect OF the iail OF
silver on the countries producing the precious metals
lie s,w mo q sposou on the part the countries whose
action greatly affected the question substitute gold
for silver currency
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
CRIME ANp cAsuALrEs-EY TELEGRAPH

BosToN, Aug 1O.-K. v. Griffin. brakeman on
the Now.fHgud and New ork Road was thrown irom
tram day and L.oi.
HUDSON, n. Y, Aug. 10.-A young man named
George Hall % ytai o -t icnt at GlecIfOr committed
suicide this by shooting himself Though the head
Mita pistol
WAsnINGTOS, Aug. fO.-Edward j. Nalc Of Ohio
y1s drowned In the Po.,nac last night near the Three sis
t1rs" while bathing Mr. Nale WHS member OF Cenen
Dial party visiting Washington
Boston Aug. lO.-The town of Br0ckton of late
b.a been Infested with Of thieves aud score or more
M hurglaries have committed during The past two
uonths Yesterday detectives arrested henry Martha WI
aw Scribbins Prank Flynn, John Burke aud John keiy
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
COMMODORE yANDEEBnTs CONDITION.

The CommodOgc's appetite was not 80 good
Yesterday - on previous days Of The week lis doctors
aam that hc 10 gradually failing. ~ 10 very weak ana
the least rxeI,ion Wcnrrs him r iy lie is conscious
of his condition and appears Lavc resigned himself 10
meet hi- deaf. vtcr f. olives. His mind is "a, bright
and Gle. ~ cycr and Ac talks bufnes7 with All hi
facue vigorously work Al 10 o'clock last night he
was moved from the out mt the room. ana
shortly alterWafd hc lcll INTO a easy sluHlJcT.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
RESTORED rELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATION.


The Reuter- Telegram Company announces
tnat the Great Northern Telegraph line 10 China and
Japan which was interrupted Oh Juy 81 il now work.
ing and communication with the East again established
Communication is also complete with Australia ana
New.Zcalaud, the cable between Java aud Australia
which broke six months ago, having been repaired.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION MEETINGS.
Al n meeting of the German American lnde-

At meeting of the German American lnde-
pendent Citizens Association of the XiFth Assembly,
Ds,ie at No III Avenue A. last evening, ~ members
were enrolled Resolutions indorsing the nomination Oh
Tilden and Hendricks adopted. The Presdento OF
the club s Henry shafer the Secretary Emanuel PcrS
meeting OF the German Democratic Campaign Club
Of the XIIIth Assembly District, was held at NO lao
scyenth-aye last evening Resolutions were adopted
approving the ST. Louis platform and nominees anu
pcdgng the association 10 WORK Vigorously Iot Ie'pu W.
cratic success in November. Speeches were h;ue Wy
Dr. rrcch President OF the German Democratic ,ehta,
Committee Alderman Gross, and Mcssrs. Bergman ana
kOrn.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF l0nkers iai-eha
Tildcu and Hendricks banner on TUESDAY evening" m ui
Rroodyay near 1etty-s0uare. Speeches were made by
A. II. PuTdy ey-Judgc TappeD, william Kolncr D. W
ucrsnn. were present and considerable enthusiasm pre-
vailed throughout the meeting An effective band Gis-
coursed patriotic airs, and Chinese lanterns ahu toeHeS
enliycDcd the scene.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
PRESIDENT IMAGINATION IN DANGER.

LONDON, fElidSs AUX i - Ao'"
A Paris dispatch to The Standard reports
that President MacMahon and his wife were returning
Yesterday from Versailles Paris in postehaise the
horses were frightened by the gesdprnes drum corps
snd ran away. The postchaise came IN collision with
cart: It's driver thrown 10 the ground and padly
hurt The President and his wife escaped mhuft' ana
finished their Journey in another carriage.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
DEPARTURE OF GOV. HENDRICKS.

Gov Hendricks remained III his room ut the
New-York Hotel all yesterday forenoon. He felt slightly
Jisuo.ed from the heat hut walked out in the after
noon accompanied by william Henderson Of Indian
apolis and spent few minutes in A. T. stewafs Tenth
81 store He then returned to his hotel Numerous VS.
itors called upon the Governor early IN the day SHORTY
ftrr o'clock the party composed OF Mr. Hendricks and
vie and Mr. Henderson and wife, were driven 10 the
Hrno of the NewJerscy Central Railroad. where they
Iooa the o'clock tram fur PhtladeIplna'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
ANOTHER TRANSATLANTIC CABLE.

PARIS, Thursdhy, NIX TO, IH'o'
The following is published here to-day
subscriptions will opened the 22d of August for
an undertaking. with capital OF SG600oOo, TO establish
and work new teeg aph cable between fars and New
York. The Government has granted TO NJ. Pouyer-
ouertier the right to establish this communication
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
THE MINORITY REPORT.
RELIGION AND THE STATE.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ON THE SCHOOL QtEs-
TION EFFOEfED ~ THr sENAIE.
lGENERAL PRFs, BI>PATCH.l


TIoN EErOEfED ~ Tnr sENAIE.
GENERAL rREs, BIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Aug. lO.-1he Senate Judicl-
ary Committee have agreed upon and reported the io.-
lowing as a -uhstui, FOR the Hous" joint resolution pro
posing au amendment 70 the Constitution concerning re-
l.ou and c1uinOn schools
Ess0'tei jg TIC S,tOte ant House of EcprtScrt7hrcs
ttuthirl4 ~ each House tltfcul, ILHt tt
following a-tcl. b" proposed 10 the lrs"iirr- D' t
several states as an JucIaWrnt 10 lAc tuu-uiul''I '
the United states which. whom ratified hy inTtc'I''
oil tie said Legislatures hall Dee valid 80 part oil tu'
said Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XVI
SIC |. No STATE shall make any lnw respecting IN
establishment ~ religion, UT prohibiting thr .fr. 'H'f
Thereof and no religions test shall De required ar ~ ll
iir.tun tu tuy office public tru.t under any stale -"
public property and u' public revenue pi, Hni huF i"'
al credit y uI under III authority 81 tar United ~t3't-
or any state. Territory, district, on mut'cpA cnip" o.
tnu shall Dee appropriated p or ladd. or dsci Tor th'
under the control of any religions or anti
religions sect. or.auII1ilou, or ccuumnii'"h, "'
wherein the particular creed OF cu't- -Iau bc read or
fut n ans school institution supported IN whusor
Il ltrt by such revenue loan uf crrt Eud no su'h
appropriation loan oi credit shall b" MADE 90 ht i'
l,1G. %. Hut-rtllTuu- sect, Organization or hru"n.h
ton or 20 promote lt- interest, or t'u"t Ih- Wug'
shall not Dee construed g. prohibit ihr reading q" ttc
Bible any school Institution, nn4 II ral u"' nave
tho effect a. impair the -ht- ot property a-'adf 't'i
~fr - Cpur!c>- shall hlN, power N' 'pi.' 'NINr
Ir- iuA 10 provide fu fhr prevention aud puui anrat
Ol violations %! this article.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN LONDON.

LONDON, TNuTsuly' AUg' IVi IcFU'
The extensive establishment es Grant a. Co,
eueravers lthographers and publishers IN furnmilst,
Clerkcnwell was destroyed by fire this evening Inc
loss is estimated at 81 100000 The firm have branch
establishment in New-Yori.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
MOTHER AsrrRop pIscovEREp.

WAsU.NGrON, Aug. lO.-PlOf. Petcrs an
nourcc- ,coycry of planet of tho eleventh magn-
tude in - ours, - min night ascension and 10 de-
ciualiou outh 81, dairy motion Is duc west. 90 min
utc-. Jo-IIH HEINZ
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

and the anTammany Democrats and th IS also gVet f
as another reason by so for the desire on e part Oh
fine latter To seek an alliance elsewhere ProhIhcIit
Republican leaders assert that II will be beter lor tut
party remain independent at least dulhg the pe''
campaign.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
THE EXIRADITIoN DEBATE POSTPONED.

In the House of Commons this afternoon, in
consequence of Mr. Dsraei not having fixed the day,
Str william George Granville VemonHrcort Liberal,
oxford city, reluctantly postponed the discussion on The
exradition question to the next session OF Parliament
unless the question should be settled in the mean WHILE
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
poPEIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Silver is firm Today at
lad per ounce.
AARHUUs, Aug. l0.-Tho American bark
Ellen Dyer Capt. Clapp, which left Ne"-ioih Juy u
and arrived nj Frederckshsyen Aug has been totay
uoysS by dc 10 Aaluus Bay 1Ls Grew wee s<ssas
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
ATTEMPT TO KILL PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF.

BER>E, Thursday Ane. 10, 1876.
Yesterday Russian lady fired a pistol at
Prince NJ Gortchakoh, the Russian Minister to swizer-
land The Prince escaped unhurt aud the lady was
arrested The attempt attributed 10 political motives.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.

THE MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
WORK OF TIE STATE CONVENTION COMPLETED
CONDITION OF FELLOWSHIP WITH THOSE En-
GAGGED IN THE LATE WAR.
ST. LoUIs, Aug. l0.-Thc Republican state
Convention last night upon The completion OF the noin
nations fo state officers proceeded to the nomination OF
I,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
REMONETIzATION OF SILVER.
GROWING sfNTMENT IN ITS FAYoR-P PROBABLE
PASSAGE OF 4 ELL FOR THE COINAGE or LEGAI-
TrSDFp cifVIR DOIIARS

GROWING SfNTlMENr IN IT'S FAYOR-PROBA BILE
PASSAGE OF ELL FOR THE COINAGE or LEGAL
TENDER SILVER DOLLARS.
tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
WASHINGTON, Aug. Representatives Of West
IN districts learn, from letters received from home
yithin the past few days, that the sentiment among
the people in favor of the reconciliation of the
silver dollar. and especially among those who have
heretofore been opposed to resumption and in favor
q an increase of grcenback circulation, is very
great and rapidly growing In Ohio the advocates
OF the SILVER dollar are already making their niu-
ence felt in the politics OF the State, aud advocate
Of The issue Of silver dollars the most formidable
adversary which Mr.. Monroe Lad in the convention
which renominated him yesterday. In Gen. Gar
helds district where the sentiment in favor of bis
return is so strong that he is likely TO be rcnOm-
mated unanimously, thcre is also talk Of bringing
forward slvcr-doliar candidate TO oppose him.
ShoGid the price Of silver remain until next Winter
a' low as at present, if the rso should not bring
ABOVE gTeenbacks in market value, the indications
le mat the sentiment Of the people, under the lead
', 'nc prominent advocates Of the reconciliation Of
s.o' WIN be so strong as 70 make the passage Of
olueing The coinage of Iegal-tender silver dol
'"iS oio Vi tue hrst acts of Congress next Winter.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

adopted:
Rcs0ircd, That, while the mighty advancement toward
the perfection Of human rights won Nv the soldiers ana
uatfiOis ~ the Union should b. ygilany guarded tPe
Republic party Sauds ever rCady 70 welcome 10 1nll
fellowship and all persons who have ever been IN me
councils camps OF the rebellion upon The sluci" coi-
tOu OF noc In and support Of republican principles so
that the vaor and hcrsn o. Americans, Whether born
Of right wrong Judgment, shall be honOrcd hy par-
Otlc devotion 70 nation whose great foundation was
Laid by our common fathers.
TIC convention then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
curoRyn PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

SAN FRANcI>co Avg. 1o-Ihc Republican
state Convention last u.=t chose thc following frcssn
iiIl Electors:
,y Cen John !. Miller,
~ '"y' ". VI. I.icr.
D.si T. 4 Mckinley.
n !. u. ]. ton.
III i. n. JrSsit
~ 4. i. O.tFsaIcr.
Thomas Mrkrnua was nominated for Congress m tie
ma Ii.trirf
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Electors. AHcrHGtcs
4, ,.,, CO.. -. T.. Dyer Gen. J. V. Pratt,
~ N"" j. Il. Cole (coll Col. A. +. Ditmere.
District |. Henry Hcnmiutz H. W. EttiIg
II John ITogel Il r Strttman.
III Charles \. stecfel. A g. Dyer.
". N..Gustavus H. Gem. ". e. Detz.
j. +. Thompson. G. H. Foster.
VIA. +. Lewis. II. j. Maynard.
VII. l. T. Bgidgcs. J. f., Eptein.
VII. William Warner. Henry Smith.
IN.A. j. Harlan. A. T.. Watt.
y. ID I. Miller W. a. Law.
EI j. III. Turner. J. K Vance.
XII. Il. ID. Craincr. G. 4. iicssmacher.
XIII Frank Mueuck. Ira Hall.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

iiih WHISKY TRIALS INVESTIGATION.
'AIoh LOGAN DENIES ALL coNNEcrIoN WITH
NE WHISKY RING CERTAIN STATEMENTS MADE
ID NIX WILSON SAID TO BE ENTIRELY FALSE
ool' MATTHEWS CONFIRMS MIR. LoGlNs rEsTI-
MoNY. ' N''''
~, GENERAL rREss DIsPArcH.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O.-Tbe examination of
NJ waslburl Chief Of the secre service was resumed
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
WASHINGTON.
BRISTOW.

GEN. GRANT AND MIR. BRiSTOW.
,,r.xs uE HAS TAKEN TO AID THE SECRETARY IN
THE WHISKY PRosEcUTIoNs-TlE ANSWER TO
rysoIICITOR WILSON.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

ENGLAND ASKED TO WARN THE TURKs-MUKHYAR
PAsHA AT LARGE-A sERviAN APPEAL PRE-
PAIRING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
QmnMembra@iafett.

Die ur1a6e ote1er am mei1ten mad
trodenen Sabren betln 9tinoDleb uuftres
tenoen &ranfbett 1T IN Der Grfraufung
oeS &noaeHgepebes 3u in6en. 0aupt>
grlno De11elben 16etnt Die our6 troGere
Sabre berDorgebra6te g~eringere 9D5lt97
tell Der gfGbritoffe uno oeS geringe@ebalt
al PbospborlGure gu ietn. 0etpoDnltb
lit nit Der EnD6enbri9igfett i'm bo1eE
@rGoe cine 2eflu9t nerbunoen, Del0em
uebel1tanoe aber Iei9t bur9 grpBe @Gbe1t
BON 6Qls 1eDr bQlo ab3ubelfen 1T. I'm
aber bic Guo1enbrI6igfeit az bebeg,
bilft ni6t etwa, ME Dfan6e glauben,
rei9li0ere uno frGftigere Tiitterung 0e5
0iebs, benin Die leBtere bepirft cine
l~Rtlh3unahme uno btefe tpie6er tpirft nur
bemmero auf Die 6eiIung Der Gno6ens
briidiafeit Elm. 0aS Sutter FOLDER
fnohentrl1igeu G9iere nluB oe5baIb
mebr auf &nobenS uub Steti6btloung
b%inau5gsben uno leIitet bierit ertptelener
0faBen 3oggenfiltterun8 9an3 tpefentlt6e
9tenIte. Sci eingetreteuer &ranf9eit lDa
fih in Der 8rartS nameutli9 folgen@
bes Rittel lebr gut betpGbrt baben:
z G%oaaenmebl, ! 8obnenz ooer @rbfenz
fdarof u1b 'tGglirb per Stiid l 8fuuo
0elTuWSH HEoF III PtutD beLDutel SIutS
~toffeIn. Ml5 anoere 5uttermittel, Die
bieier 4ranf6eit entgegeutpirten 1ouen,
{iuo Bet3entleie uno gefo6te @erite emil
pfobIen. 0a9egen be6en Qr5neimtttez
1lno &uo6enfutterinebL. Die Rranfbeit
our9aus ni6t, lebtere ihon oesbalb
xni1t, neil bereits fertige &no6enmoIie
lid i'm tbteri19en R0rper ourbau5 nt6t
tuteber in ibre ei~n5elnen 9emii1sn 8es
ftgnotbeiEe aerlsgen I6Bt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01

bern auF einen anbern 9betl bes &6rpers
berabfolgen. Der e~ritere Bauer, Der
bieie Strafe %ratenpeiie ansge3abLt err
belt, trug 3tpar iein Seben 6aDon. Der
[sBtere binge9en bIBte aud bieieS BET
oieiem @el6dft elm. Sn 5oIge oelien
iinb in Bettng ale @iIenbabnpapiere raid
geiunfen.
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cessiuI sgeEt. for but shoW the paper and Ji'Ur@
ard hundreds Of rrbsrribers are easily obtS ned
every where. There iS no bUSibeSs that Will pay
like this at prssont. We have many agents Nho
hre making As high ss $ 30 per day and upwGTdy..
Nov Is the time: doB't delay. Remember IL costs
nothing TO give. the busins'sA trial Send for our
circuIaTs, tcrmH. and sample copy Of paper. which
are cent free tn all -bO apply do 81 to -dny. Conn
plete outfit FREQ n those who decide to sDgaRe,-
Farmers ana fHechanicP, snd their Sous and dGuRh
terE make the ve'y beet Of EgnntE.. hddress.
THE CESTESSIAL
July iS. lSiG-I5w Portland, Maine.