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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21
9ateute tu.rssm fiis @rHnoer ersutrst.

etft mad Grlausrus bes Bateats tperoen @ebib=
ZEN beree,ust. q. $ s. SS. Z. Snparo,
0r.18, Secoubfrabe. Der Boft se9enaber.
f1ebr2, ,12Nlte, 3mess in gBaibinston, Dc.
ar. Wobertiun, SIR. 10, 6 ii gu al fraB BE-
~bebanoelt ips,ea aGe arant1eiten Der urtn Srz
aoue, oIaanil1e sd,wdde. nerpoie Sdiuatbe. pofz
ssitiaes sitter unb aue Nerpsutrantbettcu, ipel0
ourdb iussuoliGe INSTRUMENTATION herruarsn. 3If8
lid eulItannene Sranfbetten ibnen turirt. Serren,
melde iid Dr U. anpertrauen, fonneH lid, oerbert
balteu, nas lie ui'ieubaitfb uno autrtftts be9anz
belt ueroeu. Snreauftruben: s -12 llbr Ni9s., "a
ubr gladpln. uuo 6-9 ubr Ibbs. (Sebr2i, ,t2BaeD
caerren tommen oen ortt,en Sastl Oct Soften
ibrsr SIetoumssHide Sparta, ihl eiSeacs Tiatez
ricl faufen uno iie bon 3. Dtc . ID eric n, gr
oO7. TeHzgaliimoretraBs, su9eidgitten uno se@
mu6t erbaltea, neldcr eiuen paiienoen s6attt.
Norm uno arbeit sarautitt ooer Oas @eto Ilr Die
@aaren surddsiebt. Yreis tir 9oien s2.io, saeitcn
so.45-$2.6O, 8ode $5-it.I5. Ssin Ruf als td1e7
rer uno mooerner 3ui6neioer if Der bette i'm aaube.
(Dldr525, tDhs)
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Die WertpenDuns oes @ebeii,ts
ntenftz ScncS. S.-Sapenpurf peg=
lanai ctfs gSerh0r.

gteru- Yorf, 20. april. = 8. S. 9as
penport, Aftuar DeS Sunoesfreisgerlftes,
bat eine 0epeife on ben Yoriiber OeS 60
mites 5ur Yriifuug rer gus9aben oes Sill
ftis @omite's gerlAtet, in welGer er erfldrt,
oaB er fir ieOen Gent, Der ibm uuD Dem Bun,
besmarl9au Swilden 1871 unO 1874 auge.
tuteienen unb BON ibnen bel Seriolgung Der
8ablbetriigereien perausgabten GeIoer Quit.
tun9 babe. @r uerlangt, BON oem @Onlite
nnrnelanen Inn nsrhiirt III fn,rhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21
Neue Mnieigets.
EtrlanunG.

Die Mitsltsssr oes rs a IoEsaupsrsi..s
Mnrl!. rm 5 llbr in Ger &ofinospale. Soroih -Gpes
nue.. hber @bsIsar. ib red, .abtreid einsnno5ssn.
no oann bic srite Gin,ablur8 itattneen fDtlh: YIN
ieosr 5tsunb bes Serelrs. psh'r ctnl'eieen osssus
treten niuldt, IL eiusslaoen. 5u srihsinen. An'
tbs.le % @te.
SIM auItrase nes prdfbenten
urbap SaauiMan p'op Pidi
Iai o Gl S.crrl. u. Seerfmann, Sett.
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Observation-Disclosures

q NJ DOrf, 20. 9pril. = angefOmz
mcn: 9anpfer valatia" BON @lassom.
Sort 81 oral, 9. Is, 20. Ipril. -
Der Ser. St.s0ampfer yShawmnt" giug am
10. 9tpril iiber ScD gSeft na2 Sampico,
WferifO, ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21

2ebannn, II, Ienni., 20. Ipril. - Ser
gahnhbf Don gunfer=S SiuzStation an Der
y2ebanou Srenonter GiIeubabn" branute
beute Wtorgeu ab. Man permrtbet, oaB terz
ielbe 3uerit auSgepliinbert unb oann in granO
9elett muroe. @s muroe 9fi9ts gerettet; I'm
ter ben pcrbrannten ooer 9eitOblenen @ertb-
laden fnb iiir $4,000 &iienbabn gtllete.
ct. 2puis, 20. Ipril - Seute lbeno
tuurOe in Der groBen 8raueret DON @ebr.
Seims, Sit=St. 2OuiS, Seuer entbedt. Die
8rauerei luurbe total Serit0rt. Serlult sl25,-
600; SerFherung $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21

bat F9 eineReputation peaeR ieinerSorSlSG4tei.im
EOGtH, Baden uHo Spariamfeit In iSeueruns uHo
erDor6en, ,ueIhes 6enieIben iber ale CHE
iDsraeu fGbrisrt uno ftH6 gum Bertauie
bel Is. q. gSopG & gonsp.,
E6e beE Baltimore uno gutanffraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21
0anfratab "a &aninS.

sort 9 CO t, &aniaS, 20. NYril.- De-
peiteu bon Barter Springs, ,aaniaS, melbeH,
oaB geltern gor9eu 10 lllr Stpei WGuuer Die
ySartcr Bauf" betraten, osn Saiiirer our6
por9ebaltene Gepolper einidiidterten uuo iid)
$4,000 aus benz 8anfgep0lbe aueigneten,
fporauf iie in oas SnOianergebiet eutfloben.
Die 8iirger mahten itf 5ur Serfolsung Der
&auber aui unb waren oeuielben Oi9t uuf
ben EerIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21

tOO stad eusIib Dsbese 25 eeats. iuertb
lUU 37la @ents.
IN gtiid lran,oFiheu YlGio 311l eents,
CU rptrtb 60 Gents.
1ON Gtid 5saabojiite Palerno 3z1s Gents,
lUU fpertb Is Seuts.
10000 Da'9s st''''''" s% asnss
sO Gtid Idiparse nnb ilrbiae Iapacas 25
OU @eutS, pertb 40 9eHt5.
g6en,als eroBe Iuspabl
III
Geibe, Sammt, Gtlas, Spibeu, SranSen,
Stt6ereten,
Spitsu @aroiacn nnS Spiteu'9etsn,
Bdnoer,
panoShuse.
Gorietten
mno gtsImpfe,
erhauneuo billtgeu Yret fen.
@alimer unO Sud)
jir
Serrenz uno s. nabeu= Musa8en
ionic
eiae polifdnbise auSfpahl
Net6e 1tto Sra1tcr @aaten.
bJe Steele YeoienMug. 6efte Prelis. 1iGssI GsssaI
NfstS Seaufutan,
(Sept, .2gltel) Rr. 22. storos9utatpitf.
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Dss GarEDrsSOnne u.gGaegD etsern
Gfuerniab-51rffu

9Gbsu GIc Guoeren I'm Seiseu dberfllseIt uHb rers
lGuaeH weHia RepaTatur. Sa6IiJrt uu6 pereauit bon
E5. o. MooO 6 Spmt.,
GGe Der SdltiMOIes uHo @utapRIGses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-21
@s- SberbunSeSantpalt gStltaats
perStd,f cine @rfLGrttttQ.

gSaibinqton, 20. april. - GrzSber=
Sunbesanmalt gSigiamS puroe bente bon
einem @orreIporOenten iiber Die Gn9aben be-
fragt, nelde er 9eitern Dor befn Somlte iiber
Gu89aben oes SuftiszOepartement5 i'm Ses
treff Der Seraus9a 9abnng BON $40, 900 81 2Sabl-
smeden in gtetu.O OOrf gen1a6t babe. Sberif
gSbltle1 hattie ge.piiie anSiagen genadt, ipsls
die Die 4nneienheit oeS prr. gStlltamS Dor
oem @omite eriorberten. 6r. Htlliams lagte,
Der 9Sablaufieber Davenport III gfciu=g)0rf
babe inter benz 8ablredts9eiete bei6lofien,
cine perfette 9fegiltrirnng BON Stlmmgebern
uor5uncbmen, nm 8etriigereien in Stem ,gorf
I'll Uerhinber11. QlS Ger Brafbent etnmal III
Nem.y yorf gerpeien lei, babe er 0rn. 9aocns
port beu6t uno oeIIeu arbcit gepriift. Die
elbe habc tbnl 10 6iel 6reuoe gemadt, baB CT
i'm (gSilliamS) argepieIen babe, Dem $Drn.
Davenport @elber sur Souenoung Der Gegie
itrirung Sur Serfiisun8 su iteaen. Ser Yrd=
iioent babe qenleirt, menn in jeber Stabt cine
10 cnrrette 9teqiltriruu9 uorgenommen merben
f0nne, oaun iperbe iibera1 cine geredte gSabl
geitd)ert rueroen. 8tQiams lagt, baB er bem
Davenport snii9en 1871 uno 1875 I'M 9au.
sen $35, 900 angemieien babe. Saulit lei
nod Gelo geIpart rporben, Senn peun man
8ablaufieber ansefeut baben ipiiroe, bann
bate es nod melt me6r gesoitet. - Sn Der
Staot 8bilabelphta bGtte man bel elmer gSabl
1900 gSablalIeber angeteat, mas fir Steie
StaOt allein 100000 betragen babe.-Siir
Die Dem Davenport angepicieue Summe fOn'
uen feline Selege gefunoen iueroen. Ste
Sa6e madt grobe8 @ufieben uno miro NOR
gen i'm Gabiuette CUR Spradle tommen.
Ser Sanferptt pon Dttncatt, Sber'
Ntan & Somp+
Nem,D Orf, 20. april. - Die @lGubiger
obiger Sirma fan1cu beute Suiammeu, nm
einen aif9natar inter Der 8anferOtt GrflG=
ritng Al ermGblen. @s maren aber 10 pitle
Sorberuugeu 5u bei6p0rsn uno etnsutra9en,
DaB bic gSabl bis gum Samitage ueri6obeu
merbcu mIBte. 6Olgenbe SOrOeruugen Wur-
ben beIAwOren: @ebr. Barring $650,OO0,
y. 0ou, Georgia, s425, 200, y@rfte, Static.
mai .Sant" BON Gan 6ran5isco $4,000 II.
|, 10.
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UeieaGbaft DGs OerbGgertra ut6ts
efpIOOirsROen geradlOlfn Abtritts
Rrinisungs Apparats.
@giHss AN3etgeW'
"a alOrnbeutfber ltOyS.

ia alornOeutG1er llOyO.
TeS
u 9 Ut d 6t9e otrette
YOItz z9ampfl4ifffabrt
9 te net nmS Ssetp~ 9otfO
via southampton,
ourd Die betiebten, E ant elngert6teteH
Bofoampf tffe pou 300 3onReu
unO 200 BIer0.trait:
nSermann," p2Beer,"
nAmerca," rytoiet"
sgReier," yOouauH
syioiel," sRbein,a
.Sonau," .Soer,"
nRedar," nBialn,"
nGber," ~yiedar,"
"DtGtn," nlSeier,"
Die @rpeOitiOnstage iinO, lpie fOlgt:
BON remea
ie0en SGmitG9;
Don ont pt1n
leoen Oteuitdq;
BON ~ etps WOrf
leoen Sauta9,
an nclden Ga8en ole 9ampier
Die Sereintgteu Staatens Bot
nelmcu
Die Dompter oieicr 9tHie balten sur 9dHouug Der
BaiiG9itre nGb @ueIano unO feaIf.
ret@ IN southampton an.
YufIage Breiic
1. aaite: Sbers Salou. 1920 e5oio.
ln,trfSGlon. Y sob.
3miihenoed............ 32 9Ourdnt,
ainoer Suliteu uHo 10 Sabrea Die Sdlfte; HnttE
] Sa9r So Gao.
3ons8e~:gO mad eremea, eOnOon, @aprs
uHO Southampton:
I. &alite: O6crsSclon .... 800 Sob.
unt5IzSGlOu 80. Gu Sob,
3mtidenbed mad Bremen Il,
SABRE ...................... 30 GOuraut.
$diIaae pna uuo RAD &remcn:
1. Salutc: Sbers SdlOH.... S20j @jolo.
uuttr= SGloH &c. 1913 Sob,
Snibeu0ed q. ........ sjS. 80 Sourdnt.
%B Sontauten uah ooore, Sononn, Sout6ampz
ton uuo Bremen 3u oen 7ieortliten Yreten.
Writ oieieu Sbiifeu UcrSeR Srefe uadl alien Ibei.
len DeutbtdHos beforosI uno uHteI oer 9luflhrifts
''per Bremen Steamer in alcn BoitsSiireGuS Der
Ser. StdGteu anGeHommeH.
2Ge0en 6raht HddSremen, oamhurg, Ansrperpen,
AmheroGn, Roterodm, Southampton, 6u1 un6
SoHbon, unb Paia9e penbe man Nb ca
2eirtdl's S Sn1Sn.,
gtr. 2, y o NJ Ting G Ceen Yen 9otk,
Ju Baltimore an Il. Ratne,
Expedition oes a9tutibsH SorrsipoRoeuten."
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Biz heife Iuft-Rnflhfrr0r

BON 9uwfOu @uBeifen unS bent sOIbsnsn
Webaillen=8efeleiien
fnb ieber on fitp ieIbif pordI9b, uub Fnb Ia Sins
not Der @TctaenS ntdt 81 ubertrefeu.
@outraste fir Sei5uus our6 trsen6 etnee berisIbe
netOen abgei3lofeH bon
IS, q. ESooS & GoHtD.,
(Aprtii5,1SH) @6e Der Baltimore Il. @utamhraRe
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czp,,u I. Tprren'S

OrisiuaIs IS q DIT ID er=&peef
furrt Sufeu, grtdltuns, bosn 9aIs Setertett ul.m.
inener, ols rsenb Elm anberss betoEntes 9eilmltle
sRau periud,e iba! Prets 80 Gents. gu paoeA IN
onsu apothefeu. (5e5r.2, ,3gGteD
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>,x s.,ansa.i4s eebel De. aua,afis I'D,


Heiaerube Mus usfeIhbuuseu fir Serren
uno Damea taslih sehn Wtunten. Sic @einnbbsit
,pi,p iuieotr bsrseeat. ole Utusfetrais entfpdslt
Der Blutumlaui sieiHmdBts semottt uuo setrditist.
warIors fir Ssrreu uuo Oamen in 9ir. 40, Noros
0barIeSFrahe. (@,7D
Hsr Bsan, mas ieoer ette Wann sussbe n
muB, es mad Seidaifrns bes tdgIiben Srooes
fr feline 5amiIie eine erte uub beitisTte pit sesen
Die ssiniseu IT, iein eeben tu psriitern, 10 mug CT
Dor AueIn bGbenten, oaE cine Yoce in elmer ihtpas
den ODER sweiisIbaiten eompasnie tetnen HHeren
Sbus aewdbrt, uuo es ebenio iebr feline YHidbt 1T,
oieIsn gdus bur6 auiubuna Der frdftisfien &om%
pacuie'n 10 unbeninst, ruie mosltdb, gu MAIDEN. Gr
fonn lid, uiit au grperimente nit neuen, 10 oft ols
Sodipeile porsebaItenen Eldnen uno 9rnnoodsen
bel beneu bic folioe llnerlaee febt, einlalen. Die
lebsuslinslibs Botice nit SaGrssprdne 9eiuabrt Die
asbenspsrTdernus in ibrer Neinbet, bic bette giie%
furou, fir Den Idnsiien 3eitranm bel Der setinsften
iS6rldsn gusiase uuo Der beSisbnnssneiie niebris=
ften ltufofsn. ytate Der @tiddtsbrun9 uno pereibt
Der gompaqnie bic srcste Stdrte nub eebensfrai.
LIMB es sibt @ompasn.e'n, osren lanse Griabrune'
ebrentaite Sersansenbeit, conieroatiue unS peiie
Gej4djtsiibruns, slei1n,d6ig aiinitigen 5eiultate
uub aeaenmdrti9e Gage lie Dor aeu anoeren ds that@
fadbld, erfolsre1 uuo noafonlmen Suuerldiiie aus=
seitbnen. Uitt bisiem Waabftabe, auf 9runb tbrer
YerQaueenbett, Der bon thr bstplelenen Sgdt9E
f.it uuo oerSteluns, mele tie beute ciunimmt, berz
IdBt bic Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company Gem Bublifum eetroif tbre Seurtbet=
lung. SSatter q. SStittnton,
geuerolz4scnt, vMarpluubs Building"
@debsrB fofii Guenue
(9a-9y) unb g econp StraBe.
ar. ". u. Dbtte's Restpt lit einc ifsra Sur
fir Rbeumatisaus.
Sr. u. @bite's Sfutz uno eeberz
Viflen, Die befen Blutreiniser. gu baten Del
aasn 9rosuiRen. Safob gSais, ,aleniseraasnt,
(aprili7 7dMtO RI. 130, ,srantlafraBe.
CHIP Beef! Chip Beef!
pG6reno bes san5en S bres.
Durtb Raibnsrie perieft 5eridnittsn uno BON oelt@
fatsr auatdt unb nit Der sr5Bten Sor9fal Subere<
tet, Nib es aui meneu Narftfdnben ytr. 1, ssrInsz
tom -Wartt, Subtitle, 5ruiihen Pacaz uno 9reenHr,
uno Ir 81, Ioreeitc. Swiiden Paea. unS eutopitr,
5ouie ST. 8 unb II, 9ii6monbz, uno SIT. 10, eenue>
Wlarft, osr.aIit.
t92-7E) 0. .. VhinpDfep.
d>as .Somaro ssom5e- iuiro On @eidbditsisuts
Awdbreno Der @eiddit5<Sa Stusts fur Dtlstas'
GNen Al ird5s Doaars pro Osoo dblaiisn.
q Q
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3uldmmen $7,0O0,OO0
Gllo ieten nod 81 800. 900 su tederl, bic man
aus Den @intrittSgeloern Su erlangen geoenfe.
Ybtlaoetp b i q, 20. 4pril. - 9ln ie.
Dem Gage ldeint itd Die Sbdttafeit auf pem
Nnsitelluu9splabe gu pertoppelll. Seute 8or>
mittag befanoen iid auf ben ueri6ieoenen in
Die umSaunung einmiinbenoen uno an bic
ielbe angrensenOeu sSegen S74 6ra9tpageu
nit Giitern.
Gm Mittwodl famen 123 6raatmaqen
NIT Daidinerte'n i'm Raihinen=@ebdube au,
uno mnroen % Sra6tma9en NIT slrtifelu fir
oas Sdub' unb 2eoers9epurtement au89ela=
ben. 0eu 6ilenilden @ommiiidren 1T aui
ibren antra9 9enebmi9t poroeu, fir etne
erobe 0iaidiue sur Imalgamiruug bon We.
tall uno Steinen, iopis fir Mineralien i'm
angemeinen ein beiOnoereS 40 bel 80 SUP
unIfGfienbeS @eb1uhe Ill crridten.
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9teioungstlde 5u9einHttteh, au9eIet'9l nno "e@
fest; s o5eu cine Spssialitdt $3.50; u dc poa
ss his go (april5, ,iptD
nofee souie! NMropatfd,sr 9Iau!
Reaaurattouuuo Gpetie5immer.
Serren, ipelbe tnl uutereu Staottbsiie ointren,
tperaeu oas ,RoiesSouie" ais zines Der befeH ofeS
nouratiousu Der staot finbsu. Bree bilis Seine
Hufera tine spssaitSt. Speiie,iminer SouHtass
often. e;,er,h5usr
aas soImes 'fd1e y ateat. = 9se " oaupIzSen'
ptdtretaisnnsS;@eieaf
seppibe ourtsebeIo5 acreiRi9t uuo reno
pirt, Eett, 9 d. mus = uuo Wotten n getaus9e
brobt. gsir baben uber ole Observation-Disclosures
gen triump9ft' S''mse y
ae6e 2dder onrdb0us luoiitroidbt semadt ourb
n;s MnnI,,iruua BON Iron Clad s al e uno Iron
clad ,@ement. gute Sddher, burbse9enos nit
her Iron Clad zNarbe beifIiten, laltsn ltfb nat=
rsnb 10 Sabren obue iueitsre aofen. Sel9aols1e
S1dder, BON 8lebibmiebeu oils uatau9lih eftlar''
,pieber beraelslt uno ibr @ebrautb aut Sabre perz
ISuaert ourb ssb6rises antreithsH nit osr iron
Clad.E arbe unb zG c mi II beDirtt. Ile sifos'z
Ten aarautirt. 9sadfra9e BON Sans%Stseut9nmerh
er,uinidt. Sawes veesa,"s,
(aprili .SMtD Nr. 81. siloz zooAloaeltfaBs'
0Im Boro oes Bnnnesid,"tid,iHes ~Sn"t@ta"
,piro uot cine 6eidrdntte GEsabl anabsn fir Die
afote auSaeuomrea. sic mIitn hber 10 Sa9re
ub inter II Sabreu alt iein nno eiHen 9uten fttll'
teu @baratter babeu. Iufnabme'Re9eln fIno aIl
oer uSuuiata" nab. 5cnoerion's gserite, SeGs
.. t. su aateu. .. .. @reene, @oHmanoeur.
(Wtdri2, ,2aNI.)
Sseta gd,a,ers! Getae 8eiabr! Setn
NehIf6lag!
9te "Coltoa Dental Association" iit INNER erS
5olorsid,, 8d1ue obne Stlnerien ausSu3rben. Die
ar5Ntsn 3weiF.r tonnen iit bon oieier &batla1e IN
Ssa 3!mmeru Hr. 81. 2Seit>Ea9etteHraBe, noe''
,puorn. (San. q, 6 Dttey)
Spbn ~. Sorrel's
OrtsfuaIs Is2Ba bh olber@Eheer
furirt 9uen, Grtdltuns, boisn 9als, Ssertett u.n.
fdn.rer, oils rsenb elm unoerss betaEntes eeilmtte
Ulan periud,e iba! Preis 50 Gents. gu bobeH IN
ousr Mnotbpfeu. (Ne6r.2, ,3OteS)
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3iiammen ....$1, ,45O, ,994 80
Die @tnnabme fir YlObillen uirO gu slG2,e
900 ansenommeu.
: Ser bier ta9encsn 9irGenz @onfcreus
blIdlOf. metbootltlider yteger iiup uon Slpei
SdlpefterR Slttgeiude nm au8tuuft iiter
beA SerbIsib tbrcr ghemdmer, luel6e Breoi-
ser acworOen iein lolleH, sugegaugeu. Ser
Stl9ot trlutocrte oarani, Dap ole Gonfereu5
lldl Dsrmabren miifie, mt ben 9eIuhten @he
manneru III tr9cnO wel6er 9erbIuOgn9 Su
fteben.
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Sal,u ID. &seler,

SRI. 1853, gBeit> altt nj ore traBe
Steiounsstiide su9eihnttten, au9eferttst nno oez
1ett; Soleu cine Spssialitdt $25o; u o de poa
ss h,s go (April5, ,tYitt)
mofez s,oufe! WMropatfdjsr 9Iau!
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&eiu gd,mers! Ssetae @eiabr! &etn
NehIfdllaa.

9te "CoLton Dental Association" TT tmnler erS
5olareid,, 3d9ne obne Shu,erien ausSu5rpen. Oie
er0Sten 3weiF:r tonnen ft poa o'eer &eatla9e l"
bea 3!mmern Ssr. 81. 2SeitsEa9etteHreBe, hos''
,euorn. (San. q, 6 Dltey)
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Sic @eItnmsReuano

9bi1a belp ia, 20. April pie brittle
Sabres =Seriammlung Der afttonQre Der @en<
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-09-21
The NIisdirect,on Of the Bile.

The misdirection of the lille, a conse
quence which ensues when the liver is IN.
active and the bowels torpid, produces a
number of bodily evils. The blood becomes
the skin and the whites of the eyes to as
sumo yellowish tinge; dyspepsia and
nausea supervene, the tongue becomes furred
the breath f9tid, there are pains in the
side and between the shoulder blades, the
urine Is high colored and scalding, and in
aggravated cases jaundicc and Inflammation
of the liver ensue. All these consequences
may be prevented or obviated by using Hos
tctters's Stomach Bitters, a vegetable altera-
tive tonic which stimulates the inactive liver
to exert itself in secrcting and directing the
bile, acts naturally upon the bowels and re-
moves every trace of indigestion.
SCHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP, for the
Cure of Consumption, Coughs and Colds The
great virtue of this medicine is that it ril ems tie
matter and throws it out Of the system, prrldes
the blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic, for the Cure OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ETC. The Tonic produces
healthy action Of the stomach, creating apoc-
tite, forming chyle, and curing The most obstinate
eases of indigestion.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, for the Cure Of
Liver Complaint, etc. These pills are alternative
and produce healthy action on the liver without
the least danger as they are free from calome and
yet more etlicacious in restoring healthy action
OF the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Consump-
t,v,f, as the Pulmonic Syrup rpens the matter and
purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upOr
The liver. create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases of the liver, often cause of Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to
the stomach, makes good digestion. and enables
the organs to form good blood; and thus creates a
healthy circulation Of healthy blood. The CON-
bined action of these medicines, as thus *.
planned, will cure every case of Consumption, II
taken in time, and the of the medicines perse-
vered in.
DR.. Schenck il professionally at his principal
office. corner Sly III and ARCH STs., Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
addressed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-09-21

they seem wing with each other in trying
to ruin themselves. Not even the crowd
at Monaco have such traces of this abJect
passion. There it is decidedly the fash
ion to be seen once and again, IN the
course of the winter, while here even gen
tlemen seem rather ashamed of them
selves, and fight shy of acquaintance.
Near to us, at the trente ct quarante table,
rather an amusing incident takes place.
An English lady of the upper-ten, long
resident in Paris, passing the summer at
Bex for her health, has, out of curiosity,
gone up to Saxon, and is trying her luck;
suddenly a gentleman we have been
watching, playing very heavily, sees her for
the first time he starts, looks embarrassed,
and seems on the point OF going
away; but second thought has evidently
led him to change his mind, for he walks
quietly around to where his unconscious
visitor sits absorbed in her game, and,
leaning over her with wicked little
smile on his handsome face, says! "Wcll,
my lady, this is nice place to see you
I'M" Such a start as she gave! and her
rosy face was quite pleasant to see in the
midst of those haggard, weary looking
wretches. "And who would think to
find you here?' she replied, regaining
her self-possession, and calling him by
one of the best old English names; ~
am passing the summer near this place
and came up only once out of curiosity but
don't you tell on me, or I'll write to your
mother and let her know what you arc up
to-" "Well, it's bargain" he replied;
but, remember, if it gets out in any
way, that have been seen up here, l
shall visit itupon your head and everybody
in London, as we'll as Paris, shall know that
Lady G. has been seen, actually
playing-up at Saxon, in the very worst
of company She laughed an awkward
little laugh, and think we may be sure
she wished herself anywhere but where
she was; at all events, in few moments
she disappeared, and we saw nothing
more of her until our return to the hotel
at Bcx, where she passed us, looking so
aristocratic and so innocent that no one
would have imagined she had just come
down from Xon!-COr. Boston AdUer-
tlSer
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-09-21
A Swiss Gambling Village.

Saxon is aprettily situated village, with
little that is attractive but its roulette and
trente ct quarante tables. Four years ago
it was the lowest gambling place in Eu-
rope, and no one went there; but when
the German gaming was done away with,
the Saxon tables passed into enterprising
hands. Large and airy rooms were added
TO the wretched primitive building, as
well as restaurant, and a little gem of a
theater, where a good band plays every
day from two to four, and fair representa-
tons are given every evening. An Aus
trian gentleman in reduced circumstances
was made chef de police, and keeps
sharp eye on everything and everybody.
great amelioration in the passing society
Of Saxon, and an immense increase in the
sums lost by the fools who have more
money than brains. As even the gambling
in Saxon is to be done away with in 1878,