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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05
The Signing Of the Declaration.

From 8" The Story Of the Signing" by Col. T.
W. Higginson; scribner for July.
The Declaration, being adopted, was
next to be signed; and here again we
come upon an equally hopeless contra
diction in testimony. This same
Thomas Mexican wrote in 1914 to ex-
President Adams, speaking Of the
Declaration of Independence, emo
man signed it on that day,"-namely,
July 4, 1875. Jefferson, on the other
hand, writing some years later, thought
that Mr.. McKean's memory had de-
ceived him, Jefferson himself asserting,
from his early notes, that The Declar-
alton was reported by the Committee,
agreed to by the House, and signed by
every member present, except Mr..
Dickinson" But Jefferson, who was
also an octogenarian, seems to have
forgotten the subsequent signing of the
Declaration parchment, until it was
recalled to his memory, as he states,
few years later. If there was a pre-
vious signing Of written document,
the manuscript itself has long since
disappeared; and the accepted historic
opinion is that both these venerable
witnesses were mistaken; that the orig
inal declaration was signed only by the
President and Secretary, John Hancock
and Charles Thompson; and the general
signing of the parchment copy took
place on August Cd. It is probable, at
least, that ffty-four of the ffty-six
James were appended on that day; and
that it was afterward signed by Thorn
ton, of New Hampshire, who was not
then a member, and by Mexican, who
was then temporarily absent.
Jefferson used to relate, with much
merriment," says Parton, that the final
signing of the Declare ton was FASTENED
by very trivial circumstance. Near
the hall was large stable, whence the
flies issued IL legions. Gentlemen
were in those days peculiarly sensitive
to such discomforts by reason of silk
stockings; and when this annoyance,
superadded 20 the summer heat of
Philadelphia, had become intolerable,
they fastened to bring the business to
conclusion. This may equally well
refer, however, to the original vote;
flies are flies, whether in July or August.
American tradition has chung to the
phrases assigned to the different par
Elephants in this scene: John Hancock's
commentary on his own bold hand
writing, There, John Bull may read
my name without spectacles;" Frank
Inns, We must hang together, or else,
most assuredly, we shall all hang sepa-
rately;,' and the heavy Harrison's
remark to the slender Eldridge Gerry,
that, in that event, Gerry would be
kicking in the air long after his own
fate would be settled. These things
may or may not have been said; but it
gives more human interest to the
event, when we know that they were
even attributed. What we long to
know is, that the great acts of history
were done by men like ourselves, and
not by dignifed machines.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05
London World.


The French papers state that what
chiefly struck NJ. Alphand and his col
leagues of the Paris Board of Works,
during their visit to London last week,
was the admirable organization Of the
Metropolitan Railway, and the rapidity
with which the movement of the trains
is carried on" If this is correct, can
only say that M. Alphand and his
friends are easily pleased. wonder
what they would have said if they had
been in a carriage of the Metropolitan
Railway with me very recently, and
heard the following dialogue at
station: Porter" Ere, 'old on Bill,
this ERE, carriage is On fire; the gas is
escaped and burning the wood work.
Guard looking carelessly at the gaspipe
which Was leaking, the escaped gas
being on fire, and the extemporary
burner consuming the roof" All, SO
it is; if that goes on long enough. it
will burn the-carriage down; drive
on, Jim;;" and SO saying he waved his
flag and sent on the train, smouldering
carriage and all Ia s.e-s
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

ST. LOUIS, June 28.-President Nc
Clernand called the convention to order
at five minutes to eleven, introducing
Father Brady, of St. Louis, who offer
ed prayer.
Resolutions endorsing the reform in
augurated by the House of Represent
atives in cutting down appropriations,
and investigating frauds, and a memo
rial of the Workingmen's Central
Union, were referred to the Platform
Committee.
Kelly, of New York, at the request
of some New York delegates, presented
a paper signed by many eminent gen
tlemen who are opposed to the nomi-
nation OF Gov. Tlden. Applause and
hisses.) The chair decided it out of
order.
/ A motion was made that the conven-
ton proceed at once to ballot, as the
committee on resolutions were not
ready to report After considerable
debate on the ACCESSIBILITY Of nomin-
ating before a platform was adopted
the proceedings were Interrupted by
Meredith, chairman on the Committee
on Platform, who said they had agreed
on the resolutions, but had referred
them to a committee for revising, and
are to meet again at o'clock.
Keran moved a recess until P. NJ
Carried.
During the recess, ex-senator Doc.
little, of Wis.,, Breckenridge, of KY, B.
Gratz Brown, of Mo-, and Wallace, of
Pa, entertained the assemblage with
appropriate speeches.
The Convention was called to order
again at 2:15 and Judge Meredith, of
Va, chairman OF the committee on res
olutions presented the following plat
form:
We the delegates of the Democratic party of the
United States, in National Convention assem- bled,
do hereby declare the administration of the Fed
eral Government to be in urgent need of immedi-
ate reform, and do hereby enJoln upon the nomi-
nees of this Convention, and OF the Democratic
party in each state jealous effort and Cooperation
to this end, and do hereby appeal to our fellow
citizens of every form of political connection to
undertake with us this first and most pressing
patriotic duty.
For the Democracy of the whole country we do
here reaffirm our faith in the permanence of the
Federal Union our devotion to the constitution of
the United States, with its amendments un1ver-
sally accepted final settlement OF the contro-
varsies that engendered the civil war, and do here
record our steadfast confidence in the purity OF
Republican self-government in absolute aequl-
escence in the will Of the majority. The vital
principle of the Republic is the supremacy OF the
civil over the military authorities the total separa-
ton OF church anS state, for the sake alike OF
civil and religious freedom; in the equality OF ali
citizens before just laws of their own enactment
III the liberty of individual conduct unYexed by
sumptuary laws; in the faithful education of the
rising generation that they may preserve, enjoy
and transmit their best conditions OF human nap
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

DIR. MARY WALKER thinks the scheme
of making gentlemen's trousers so
voluminous In the neither limbs this
year is to force her into abandoning
them; but she says she intends to hang
on TO them as long as she don'thave to-
slip 'em on over head.-Noarastoaoa
Herald.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

A YOUNG girl listened in Greensboro,
KY, to sermon on the horrors OF
hell, and was made a raving maniac.
She imagines that she is enduring the
fortunes of the damned ,land it is neces-
sary to keep her tied.ss e.-....
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05
THE AMERICAN FLAG.


When Freedom, from her mountain hight
Tnfurled her standard to the air,
She tore the azure robe of night,
And set the stars of glory there.
She mingled with its gorgeous dyes,
The mildly baldrick of the skies,
And striped its pure celestial white,
With streakings of the morning light;
Then, from his mansion in the sun,
She called her eagle bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol of her chosen land.
Majestic monarch of the cloud!
Who rear'st aloft thy regal form,
To hear the tempest trumping loud,
And see the lightning -lances driven,
When strides the warrior of the storm,
And rolls the thunder drum of heaven;
Child of the sun! to thee tbs given
To guard the banner of the Free
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle stroke,
And bid its blendings shine afar,
Like rainbows in the cloud of war,
The harbinger of victory.
Flag of the bravel thy folds shall fly
The sign of hope and triumph high.
When speaks the-signal trumpet tone,
Auu IOIiS Lille CUllCS SlCdmluS Ou,
Ere yet the life-blood, warm and wet,
Has dimmed the glistening bayonet.
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
To VIII ere the meteor glories burn,
And as his springing steps advance,
Catch war and vengeance from the glance
And when the cannon's mouthings loud,
Heave, in wild wreaths, the battle shroud.
And CORY sabres rise and fall
Like shoots of flame on midnights pail,
There, shall thy victor chances glow,
And cover ring foes shall sink below
Each gallant arm, that strikes beneath
That awful messenger of death
Flag of the seas! on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter DER the brave.
When death, careering on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the bellied sail,
And frighted waves rush wildly back,
Before the broadside's Keeling rack,
The dying wanderer Of he sea
Shall look at once to heaven and thee,
And smile, to see thy splendors fly
In triumph DER his closing eye.
Flag of the free hearts only home!
By angel hands to valor given,
Thy stars have Lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven.
For ever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls before US,
Wi tn Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner waving DER us?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

Alabama, seconded the nomination.
BALLOTING.
The convention then proceeded to
ballot for candidate for the presi-
dency, with the following result:
FIRST BALLOT.
Illden ..4034 Bayard..
Hendricks. ..... 1881 Parker .I8
Hancock. $500. rs Thurman.
Allen ................ DO
The chair announced that no can
didate having received the required
two-thirds vote, the Convention should
proceed to ballot again.
SECOND BALLOT.
Tilden.............. 535 Parker. 19
Hendricks ............ 60 Hancock ............ SO
Alien 54 Bayard............. IL
thurman .............. ~
Whole vote, 49, necessary to choice, 492.
THE ADVANCEMENT.
The chair then announced the result
of the ballot, after the changes in votes,
whole number of votes cast, 738.
Necessary to choice, 1872.
Thurman. .....-........ 2 Allen............. "a
Hancock..... ...........59 Hendricks. ........ so
Bayard ................1 Tilden...... .......534
Parker......
CHANGES.
Before the vote WAS announc-
ed Iowa changed her vote to 20
for Tilden, a solid vote. Illinois chang
ed to "a for Tilden, Is for Hendricks.
Missouri changed to 80 for Tilden.
Missouri amid wild confusion chan ,ed
to 90 for Tilden and 10 for Hendricks.
North Carolina, 10 for Tilden,
Hancock, 1. Nevada announced solid
for Tilden. Missouri changed again to
% for Tilden, which nominated him.
Illinois changed to Is for Hendricks, 26
for Tilden. Alabama and Colorado cast
their votes for Tilden. Iowa changed
to 90 for Tilden, and for Hancock.
Missouri to % for Tilden. Nevada cast
her entire vote for Tilden. Texas
changed from Ii to 16 for Tilden.
Louisiana voted solid for Saml J. Til
den.
THE NOMINATION UNANIMOUS.
Mr.. Wallace, of pennsylvania Pur-
suant to the orders of the Pennsylvania
delegation. | move to make the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Tilden unanimous, and
as the second state in the union,
although we should have preferred one
born on our soil, still she will not slack
one nerve nor weaken one effort for
the success of the nominee of this con-
.vention, and when the ides of Noyem-
Der come we feel assured that victory
will crown our banner with success.
The question was put and
SAMUEL J. TILDEN. 38as
declared the unanimous choice of the
Democratic convention and the Demo-
cratic party of the United States.
Mr.. Parton, of Ohio, moved that the
convention adjourn to 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The motion was carried and the con-
vention adjourned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

in all portions of the hall endeavoring
TO be heard, while the fve-minute-rule
checked all speech-making. The
trouble seemed to be that many of the
delegates were unable to Judge, after
the wrangling debate, just how the mat
ter stood, and could not vote intelligent
Ily.
After an explanation by the chair, the
call of the roll of states was proceeded
with and the secretary announced the
vote as follow: yeas, o51; nays, SO.
Ihe majority report was adopted.
NOMINATIONS.
On motion of Mr.. Mclean, of Mary
land, the Convention proceeded to
nominate candidates for President and
Vice-President.
Whitley in behalf of the Democrats
of Delaware; nominated Hon. Thos.
Francis Bayard, for the Presidency.
Williams, of Ind, in behalf of the
Indiana Democrats nominated Thomas
A. Hendricks.
Abbott, of New Jersey, nominated
Ex-Governor Joel Parker, of their state.
When New York was called there was
tremendous outburst of cheers. Sen
ator Herman took the platform and
proceeded to deliver speech in favor
of Samuel J. Tilden, of New York, clos
ing by presenting resolutions of New
York Democrats asking for this nomi-
nation. Geo. B. Smith, of Wis, second
ed Iilden's nomination.
The secretary called the State of
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Wallace-Pennsyl-
vania has candidate by whom she
means to stand. His name and his
claims will be presented by the Hon.
Mr.. Clymer and two other gentlemen.
Mr.. Clymer was introduced by the
President, and delivered stirring
speech. He said he was charged by
$4,000 Democrats Of Pennsylvania to
present the name of Winfield Scott
Hancock. (Applause.) Gen. Brent, of
Alabama, seconded the nomination.
BALLOTING.
, 1876-06-24
Spatt'S 2ebenS'B aIfam.
Gin ttebi3iniimeS @unber.

Rbsumatismus. WsaraIsta, Slot tn ibrtm f<u.nses
stadium, Serofeln. GSntss. 4raufbeit. GrHapelas, site
@sftwhrs une bic fHltmnaasn sane son 8luttr anteet.
ten, 8rebe S6pd&t, 2sber. unb WteftnIeiben. Stag.
ipurni &C. ,s. wtre LufS Gefimmteaf barb biettn xents
aasr @eintsuussnsittsI ssbetIt. Derftbe 10 twtians.
tpan,is Sabre ptneur& ssm publifunt srprebt. cat
wenn na& gerfbrift ssnpmmen. 81 Elm R&srss Dell.
rtitteI Sen Btftln tn alien ~tsIbartn a6len, eurirf bts
faulasa sltsa @d&wars. ieIba no ber RHv8sn i&sa en-
SpanfS eebens.1 aIfam enstrts 5srrn Q. Q. ssH.
not. Irae6een im parf-9bsater ~ Brpoilpn, n. g.,
ssm &rsnif&en Hteunatismus, nd&ttm bsrftlbe ssat
Grfele. ron ben soriasIt1aen Werittn Gurspa's Hub
Amerifat ttbanbslt rprbtn mar.
Spatts Scheme. Balfam eatiste 9erra q. ..
5pus. Dp6maAer SIC. III Wlahifpn Str, bon eaasas
aefdbrls&sn @ei&par, maGbsm a. feds NRpaate Ia,
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9patfs esbsns.s 5alfam ssiIts S,rrn Sassb wsts,
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Ssi&~ars, pObsi bic 5duinis f&sn bio auf ben Rns3eu
ssf&stsnsr 5dlana isint @tspsrtSIuus Der Rraaildl
erfabren.
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sprtnstr, 70. fSS SrUome Str. s~suaanbts Bon eat.
%ylnbsttna Wpsuniattsrnus 10 ernAIt6tr Mrt. 6as bss,slbl
ben @ef Sss Srantsn ICON Serwirrt bate. Der o.
nannft fpnntt nttt ttins 5anb jara Hppfe ssttbtn mt
mar Isss.as srstsr @sonsts sn's s.tt ssfsasIt; -,
pet Mpofpsttrn TIM Nuetaetusn. ~ II pet 5lafAe. es6l
8lafhsn s..
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$patt's uufse!barsr asbsas. ealfSn lu sI.OO.
&patts "A B.. beppsIt farfer 3sbeas. Daltss, ~
t.25. Spatts pnlInSnts BaIiam. sb,r Der S&uiab.
fiGttsen Nrsunb, su $500. - Ppdtts emit etRt.
rasnt, %aufsblbar fur sstbsn unb e&msrssn is6sr art
Rusfpsb, Snansnsa, satarrb, sa Is Gle.
Nsnn pbtse arItssl ni4t In tursr apstpsis sbsr an Gu.
rem Yiass ~ batsa fne, e psnes man ft& strtst aasa
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Dustnb. t3m2Otsn
, 1876-06-24
Gbriitopb bnn GGuib's Suaerb.
BibliDtbef.


0ebunbsn tn pappbsdel . IS Gents. E2ii
Wfuslin.@iiden . 90 Gents. Sam
Muslin Is &ents.
SstHrtA zen etdsnfeis, nis n LEE erisnntnit
Der HBeibnadbtsabene. Cine gr,dbIuns ,am sBeib.
no&tseeihenf fir Rinoer.
Der NpfenhoH. Cine intersIante Gr,Gbluna.
Der &anarienpcsel.-6ss Schannistdferbss.
3pst Gradblunsen.
Die .$opfenb itbsn. Cine pssebenb.it aus s.m
ssbsn zines eriten Dorf.e &ulsbrers.
Das q. ument6etabea. Clint Griabluns hem Bill
benosn Utter seuiomst.
Nofa eon 2asssnbsss. Sine oeI&t&te sss aIter
Oenoffpo. Sins ssr T&Suasn Nm, rabr,usf.n Or.
f4idten bes AttertbumS.
Die Radstfsaa. Cine intsrefants osLAiqte.
Nsbsrt. ssr s1atfenfnats. sss: Das anbsnstn
euhpts, her. 1YSpanhsres.
Steben Grjdbinneen.
Sanneton mi amalts.
emma BON G~inienAsim. ssu : sst msst xa.s
Dtibtim Ecu. Gin sd&i&Ai&ss o.mass.
DdS ser'orene &inb.
Das Edubden Das NaubfAIoA.
Der SUITE 8riesrn nne Der bSt HtstslA.
Die 0rasn 3ulta. sser: 2inSlias ai'bs. 1rsw
Set'trtes, ses iunss stnResIsr.
Der 0brt8b0urn.
Die eIetHe &autenf|tsIsrtn.
OaS SaHracbe !.
6~ermenbo. dsbsnsssi4i&ss zines iunssu 0raf,u au.
aasfsrmam,sn uns solsaaae. Das sOs.,.
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p. IA S:s. Sassssis sasssaa.p am ss.t..
An otamsxtrtHs. oas w%srtsnbtIb.
, 1876-06-24

bredhhs ibres einfSrmisen Dalein8 al
ben Sag leseno.
Obne auf Sas Bodsn 3a parten,
6ffnete 8ilarim, uno fait in oenielben
Muscnblif, in melfem er bic Ibtr mad
innen ;ol, trat Dora auf Die Sdwelle,
nBiutommen, Yrin3eliil Wunocrboir,"
reoete Der @lodner Tie al8balb an, nno
nit Der Sano i'm &reiie berumi abreno,
mics er auf Die beuesliden 1biere an ben
Wdnben, melde Der Gintretenoen nad)
beiten &rditen tbren @ruB oarbradtcn,
vgl1eS gu Oeinem Gmpfanse bereit, wte
Du liebft Oein &onis itebt i'm Sdad,
trotoem fannit Ou in flint bis ieds 3iz
gen ben meintsen matt ieeen-oas betbt,
iuenn Du nit Dem erlten i3u9e feinen
5ebler beeebit."
ST bate Die Gbir oerrieselt uno fol9te
Dora nod, welde, Die iie idrneidelno
umfreiienoen Ibiere nidt beadteno, bis
in bic Mitte oes s3immers oor9eidritten
uno bort iteben sebli ben mar. Sbr ants
lie iab er nidt, a(lein mie Better ibre Ine
,ueienbeit i'm fimmte, 9ina idon a0ein
aus ieinen 8ewesunsen berpor.
(Bortiesung folst.)
, 1876-06-24
Meenten S~erIanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!.

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in q BarsRoom," ron 3. e. arttur. Dss lei,
uae ssSbts 1a& pisies s~sfstsrsea e&sifrasaA!s - slas
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btr WsraIttat sswtrftn ale geftse. Msfatta, sslAs
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NAL 10 piel 9yenspIars etefss DuAes s~trfauteH.
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6tstneanetn pfrbsn fret auf anfrass ssrltRhtt ssa
3. x. Stocnart v. Co.. patIiiters, 7S3 Gasfsm
Strabe, pbiIa., pa. f7iunilW;
, 1876-06-24
Reinem faItem s8ramb!
3etne manliperre 1nebr !!
Wiaiam Gramer'S 6eiItfaher.
Yatsatiri an, 10. Wat 1870.

9ateuttrf am 10. Wat 1870.
Dit gtrfuns btefes yHaaers 10 bemunberuaesuashti
- etairt ssin DRafr, rsltss biets dbertrift.
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as elm lntnerfal'4 onsmtttel entpfetIeu..
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nab Cueffd3wunben; HItmnsn BrhRem.
anf, 1iutseidtmiren. mic bet gtrpusbnns
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, 1876-06-24
Nutertlanu9e Suaeno. 1ibltptbef.

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treue Bddbter. Sufammen In einsm Baxs.
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&letnee ~ Die NStses bee 0rcfen, bon Granl
6oftmann. - Ots 0tSfabrt. 3ulammsn In
einem Danh.
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39tMbrndb. 3uiamrlen in eiutm Bans.
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0u fpIk nt6bf AebIen.
0rpApaterS 2tebltne
Der tdU0r1e Gam.
Der blinss Biibeina, BON Guaas Nissstl.
Der 1sdpfsnnis. - Bret 4atbarinen. - Hue
Der esSenpdrf. Drei Gr3dblunaeR bon xbetld
bon Gunptrt. Sn sinem Banb.
9uS Radbt gum etdt. bon Hi&arb Baron.
6siobmfs arsae. " SsfnntaiS. mS Der WiSHs.
adr To- Nfrifu. 3%uiamlnen in sinem Dans.
Der Mhblar,t: - Der Direbof ,3spei 9~rlablun'
gen bon 8. St6bsr. 3uiam,nen In sin,m Banb.
tsn. Bon Ri&ars Baron.
, 1876-06-24

1. Sash Deg !ssts Hambarstsr. S'osus ssn
= . Der %trstsn. atsmtenant. srsdbluns
Die !elausn ans 3elbsn. Dsnsasla.
nii%ss gbarattsrbils bon 5risori&
4 Or xsss s~tsaasuss,.: Dsssrlansi.
f@er Roman pom beribert Rau.
q Deutfdblane'S 9bre. 6itorilHsr r..
man BON Bernb bon Uuied.
& DaS 4eRamemt petsr bes 0rpten.
Woman unb Ssi&i&ts poa 2nsian br'
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u. .. gBinterftlb.
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tSu 3Sman BON Y. u. asra%ssssI.
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,btm alien Berlin, bon 0eore Dill; nnb
gatmefS, Criminal = Gei1ihte psn
GrisO. Srisbri&. 3uiamHsn In simsm
n. ~trr esssa.. sriminal . Rsmax ssm
Gmil Gaborian.
MhbsIbnrs. 3wei Gobns.- Ssres
eia4. 3uiammen in eiNern Ban6.
~ Der toIle pane. Criminal . Gsi1iHts
BON u. StredfuB: unb Die &bbas
BarnepeItS. 6iitorii&er Woman bon
e4mtot . assibsnrsls. 3usammsn in
einern Bdnb.
IA Nm Enron eeben. biaDrtI&r 30.
man pou Veors biIl
- Nbte S~kNsss N~eA4b gsb
JritoriH 0erftdder.
~ Odbrisle, eas aBeib Bee &pteIers.
Criminal !. Nopele bon 6. Witapau {;
ans Die TrancttreurS, GraGblune
aus BEN btuti2 . tranJ5fi&en 8ritet
Son 5riebr,4 Gsrtader. 3uammsn
In eintm Baub.
=. Gin Dsrpprfensr.. GrimiuaI.N cusus
bon J. 3d. Senms. -NaS Sprftbaus
cDer Die tpi!oe Saob In Der pfali. Gus
iamnen In sinem 8anb.
~ $sremtaS unb bic fdbons Bineenlia,
perr bee @aufe&.-Trau DO
aben.-Dte Berlobte.-Reaine, Or.
lGblungtn BON Waria oen Oilers. Sus
lammsn In einsm Banb.
~ .. . 0er GeIe opn &rl.. DsnsG. Q. Brad.
eOQel. 3ipei Bdnoe.
u Dte alte fpaniicbs urfunbs, vru Nr.
mani unb DaA NJ ejpenu. .Gpi5oDs
aus BEN oeht}bs iransoIfdsa Srisas
oon, D. b. bon Dsesnrofb. 3~uiammtn
in tinsin Baub.
=. Wtsr BiItben uns eine 4rudSt 70.
peue bon Wilbelm 6bmiot.- 0pIpuba.
yooeQe ben Wrosrfr Wsrrims. Su.
tammen In sinsm Banb.
=. 0tdnjenee Babneu.. Roman bon iva,
Silbsrfsin. liter Bane.
- Ol6n,euee Babnen. ,Roman pun Mug.
Gil6eriteiu. 2ttr Benn unb Die Come
krtnst 90 an BEN Sas. 9uiammsn 10
q . Ole
, 1876-06-24
uGin bemterfcnSip ertbeS Bud ="
Grthur's lestes uno 9r0BteS.
0efubr!!!

ODER: Terpunoetia benz 9auS zines Treun0es.
OisIes polentethe @ere bieIes B.terausu Der
Amsritaniidem &iteratur bat als 8orpurf einsn De.
Bottles beriibrt uno siebt einen ldredliten iieberblif
iber nebel, iueldes es blositelt. Mu6erorbeutlidb
ipannenc nnb auireseub, ,pirb es BON Mnen nit
Se9i:roe 8elslen perben. S1uffrirt unb id6n se'
mile oes 2anoes ein5ufibren uno ~niferIren nod Aie
easetrefene Oprtbeile allen mdnnliben uno psibli.
den Observation-Disclosures. Wir uerlan9en ibsral
49snten unb itifen gratis auf Uerlansen Bepingum.
aeit unb beidreibenbe Girculare. 8. ~. Etpkhar.
II. &c., 1913 GDeituut Str, Wbila. 4gg2ntJs
, 1876-06-24
aautsnS TN Druid na@ 1fsm Rsnsl
MuTauenDer Grfpla.

yin Mssat vsrettnt sta In stY 9astn uul sia Nnss
rr sass In 9 1assu srr& ben gsrfSuf spn
Oeeam's StprY ; g. sssssss sssas a: -:
eedun5sn. Mbsnteuern unS saunders auf a
untsr esr So; &au&sn, S6tlmRaeR. Rabdttpef&sn ~
nit . p~aAenesa abbtIbaueen. yrttf Susssf niserts
9at ben rafGftn atsans. Bran aAtrs TO balk " ~
psttsf
, 1876-06-24
Nsenisn rerlaast fir bic
@ef6iebte Der Granger
Seme9mn9,
Narmerfriea asaem bic monppo Of.

Varmerfrtee eeaen bic MonUpcle.
Disiss Nts! satbalt stnsn pSatdaeistn aah ~autbsstt.
fhsn Btrt&t her &dmpfs Der ameriianii6tn Sarmss AZ.
cen bic grprtHunssn her gtitubabn. 9sltaf&aftsa. a6A
sinner Wsftt6ts bee ~uripranss unb 8urtf&ritts be- NF-
etns Der spatrens Of 3usbanhry.s Ssbr snsaapt&.
National ~abltfbins 60, StL. Va, SD,iay