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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
Gin rtuffalieber &6ni9.

Der &5nts BON Dabon1eY In @sf>
afrtfa, wel@er in %neuefer 3ett trieber 70
ptel ron t1 reoen n1a6t bate BON ets
mem istner pom Senssal aaridfebren,
Den untertbanen lstr ptel pom ben Nts
lttdrmuffeu seb5:t uno bef1loe resbnIb,
ft9 AUDI ielrf etsies 0ersniisen 3u be-
rettsn. St rrenrete ftG alfo an einen
Saufmann tn Satnts ecuis. Der rpteper
letnerletts an etnen 8le&tnfrumsnten>
Gabrttanten In Granfrei1 lHrieb. Die
befelltsn Snfrumsnte famen an unp
rrurcen mad DabomeY eel9tdt. Der
SSnte SerlammeIte letnen Dof In ero>
bem Staat unb pertbetlte bic Snfru.
u,ente an pte 0robsn fetnes @et@es.
Der Cine erbttlt ein Ercmbon, Der Elm
Dtfun. Sener etne Trpmpete unb 70
pstter. auf eth eesebenes 3et9sn fin>
gen aae slet&3ettts 3u bIalen an. Man
sann ft& oas b5ltlde Gbarinart Ypr>
fsIen, pas nun folete. Der R5nta
faio ote Wutt ablteult@ unb befla8te
f& bet Dem Saufmann. Dieter 1hrteb
an cen Gabrtfanten, rel@er erpteberte,
oas feline Snfrumsnte Dol, gutter Qua,
lttat leten. Der 3aufmonrl wuste
nt@t mas ct BON Der Sadie balter lpue,
ro@ enclt6 etns tbm etn 9t@t ouf
Ct i&rieb benz SSnt8: ~6abs1 ste
aud Muffanten 2" Der Nsssrfarf ct.
uteperte ibm putbentbrannt : vMbae<
l&mufte Grase! @droe i1 mid an
sic eeusnpet baben, tpenr, i'd Muffer
bdtte2 SYielsn Sbre Sntrumeute alto
nt&t pom ftd lsIbf 2"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

fen aud etnen Erinffpru6 ouSbrndte
trelher Ieite ertrens raptfole @efinnunA
barfeate. Der neu9sbndene nBii&of"
bat cine Mrt BON Dtrtsnbrisf erla6en.
In Dem es bet6t: .0trwouen NIT rubie
ger 8ebarrlttfett .uniere Yfi&t tbur,
unbsfimmert barurt, Oh 0tele ODER
Dentse NIT uns seben, Ob es uns Yers
e5nnt lst. 9roeen pper 9erineer Grfcls
unisrer Ebdtistett au lsben. Seten rptr
nur re&te Sdemdnner unb iaeuen MIR
nt&t S&weibtrcpfen unb Gbrdnen.
8er urter Gbrdnen idet. miro unter
Subel srntsn !" 6r. 6er3og tdrfte bel
ieiner bii&5Ft&en Amtstbdtisteit IN Der
S&wef3 cieis geoulO lsbr nStbfs babsn.
csut ottisntseu, rslde tbn gum Btl@ofe
9ema&t baden. Slauben ia fstneu, Dts
i&ofe au&-tbm ni&t. Das fino feline
n@brtfBldubtsen."--
Die BET Der f&wetsriiden 8unbess
fa6e fir bic @aGerbei&dpi8ten etn8e.
auneenen etsbessabsn betrassn jeBt
874.040 ST.
Der @ctttarbtunnel IT TN @n9uf an
beiben Wdnbun8en nm ZIG Weter ucrs
eeldrttten unb mar @npe bee Wonais
6707 Mster lang. Sn @5f&euen FAM
etne fur3e 3uiammentunft TAFT smtfGeu
BEN ttaltentfHen Wtntferprdiipenteu
Depretis. BEN DIRECTOR Der ttaltentlden
8abnen WaBa uno Dem Synbttus Don
Wutlunp 8eltnsasbt etneristts uno CEN
lawei3rilden Bunpespr6foenten Wstt
Dem BunpesratbNnperpert bem@ elano.
nptopa uup bem@ ottbarpbabn= 0nlpet>
tor Roller anbereristts. 81. Depretta
bat f@ Iber ben Sang Der Gunnelar'
beiten febr befrteptet aueseiprcden unc
ben befen @tQen far bic G5rperuns bee
8on3en unternebmens 9e3etst.
Gerner tcmut bic Na&ri@t baf
8raf 6etnri& YourtaIes> @oreter au'
fetnem S6lOne @orster sefprbsn fet
Vt rtef etnen fdtbcltl@enp rtefter an ietr
S%terbebett, leete paS tatbOltlde Glea'
bensb,fenntntb ob uno empfns bic bell
Sacramento. Sc wurbe fit tbn IL
N~euenbure Elm fe~terii&es& Requiem eebal
ten. Ite pouraales rpareu anu prtust
l&en fUfe thinner iebr serne eeleben Uni
befletpsten anselebene Nemter. 81
S@we'3 bat In pieiem @rafen 6etnrtd
.. Dourtales etnen tbrer ebeliten @dn
ner rerlpren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

IRtt Npprrbatipn anb Gntpfebluns Der 5oGp'fen $. s.
Gr3btf&Sfe ppn Wtlraufee unb ct Fouls ruo Seri&ieteier
Der 6odp' firm Bii65fe bss gnefenS sebenfen MFR eeaen
aaHte aRai ,. S. stnsn tleinen anfans NIT elmer faipSli.
fhen SdHbfurtmen<Nrf 5u MAIDEN In Werbintung nit
BEN eetrer. Seminar. Oas SebirfntB mad elmer f0lGeu
Mnftalt TT pFenbar ba. uniere taubfammen 8inter ee.
ben an ben Gtaatsonfalten faft ale fir bic 8trGe neriu.
rem Sic trmu1en aus b~enielben als rnsldnbise pber NIT
prDtsfantif&en Inf&tet ;arad unb Iienianb tt su 5aufe.
ber tie eines Geferen belepren fdnn. Die nrtbpenbiaei
Standardization fur en anfans elmer fol4en anftalt fSa.
na ntr bier ptne %teirnbere Nuslasen berri1ten unb bic
gerbin6un8 NIT BEN 2etrtr-S seminar, tpfe Is In Oeutid.
Lamb aud ~alsernein Ia, rat unter Mnberenn ben gusen. bae
man Ieidt neue 2sbrfr6fte iHr 9aubhunnten ~nusbilben
fann. gDtr tuerben Die i&Cn felt ldnseret Satrea anss.
rtein betrdtrte Mstbpbe beirn ltntertt9t %etnfntreu, rcnaG
bic 6ttber rrirflid fpre&en lernen. 90 trglen mir henu
In @O.tes gfanea uater benz Sause Der 9ifHe ans aDeri
1eben.
NIe Gttern nun, bic taubfumrne 8tuter baben, cher
BITE 5cdw. 5. s. 9fnrrr. BITE fol6e Rttber tn ibren Sc.
metnben ipiEtn. TIM <er Srn GA Sabren. rsneu az.
fdatst pbne gersus barabsr beri9tea. gDn Beg gni6bI
Der Anrnslbungen werpen srSetfntbeifs aud bic 8ebinenn.
cen sur ~sufnabme a~bbanssn, bic natarIiA 70 btais ssaeat
werten frlen, ais eben m5elt1 TT.
Wan abre1ire
NcD. Ebep. Srtincr,
ct. Eranc;S Gtoftpr. WtlreHfee Gp g1is
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
Sbmeij.
Mus 8ofel fdreibt mon pom 1

aus BuiA f@rsibt maj, pom 10.
Geptember +:
SIN Stdpt@en &bstnfeIDen, Canton
Nareou unmittsIbar an Der baetfden
@ren3e, bat am 18. trtrtli@ bic ALT
fotbUIil9e 8fl@Ofswetbuns" bur& Yrp-
fsROr 8etntens fattge ~funDer, obsr Dbne
Nitwirtuns etnesS anienifens Bi1Gofes.
wte man In @usftt esfelt bate.
@elbf bic Sanlentfsn ivouen, rpte es
1&etnt, ni6ts msbr NIT rem Dinse su
tbun BADEN. Die Bstbeilfsune, aud
pom Setten Neusierteer, tpNr niGt be-,
beutenr, Obi@On pts 0Mltfntbpltten" Der
SGwei3 uub BaoenS aufserufen rraren.
Na@rem bic urtunpe, ippna1y 6ersce
Don Der ~SYncoe" gum nWtlIofe"
9ewdblt wOrpen. S~erIelen mar, rpur>
ben pom &etntens be @eibeeebete lnteis
ntl1 eelprC&en, bic @etbune ycreespms
men unD ron 5er3oB Der gtp mad Ger
GtoesformeI bes YUntifcale &Omanunt
jepO@ abssdnbert seletfet. Men nabnt,
aus Der fatboIilHen 9iturste, mas Be-
ltebte, unb bonr psrbrettete fG Stein.
TENS In elmer @nipya@e an baS @olt
iber Die Beceutuns ces blf1Sff&en
Nmtes. Na1 bieiem roblbsfoIpeten
~Stautsbil6Ofe" mare bafeIte I'm 0ers
Iaufe Ger Sabrbunperte aus efnent Unite
Der Arteit unD DienfleifunB nur etne
8irpe Obne BIrpe eetpcrpen. Dos
waete cieler Wann 3u Iaeeu, bel1eu Yr>
belt unb Dienfleifuns ia betnnut fnb.
Sn'S Emit einsslsbt trurpe 6eraug BON
&esierunssrutb Nusufin 9eler BON
@arau Dem weltIi@en prdfpenten pes
SYnoralratbes, Dor ben Abeeprpneten
Der SYncce unD beS Synopalratbes
Iillo Der Ster GantOnsresierunesn BON
SerIl, Sent SClOtburn unp Margou,
urb er bel@rcr bterbet be ~,aIttatbolts
f@e 4tr@enSerfoiiuns", mad suel&er er
aur Elm Nneefsutsr Der eYnupe uuo ces
SYnCcuIratbss IT, luwte be @elsBe Der
@tDsenOGenl9aft unD Der gontcne. AZ
ueI@ leBterer 8ei&wSrune Ct ia rpsS.r
BON Der 8unbess nod p,n ben @ontcs
t1nIreSterunsen aufBefCteert mar. Bon
@enf mar Der @eBlsr bteies Gontpns.
@arteret anreienb, Der na&ber beim Gl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

babe f@ tett Suoe tn Bremen Edu6s
ltd nieperIoi.n nnb bort eth @ei@dft
ardnren birfen, unb iebt babe man 60
.auf Der Babn Der 0amanitdt" I&on
70 berrlt@ nett eebra&t. Die erften
&auFeute, Senatcren unr mebrere frets
fnntae eYnneeIi11e @eifliGe bitten
BEN @rSfuun9s8cttesDtenft beige.
trpbut uno &abtiner 9eriusen babe
cine freifnntse Yrectst eebolten. No&
Der Snbalts. Nnalyie bes "@currier" Il
90 cine dbnIt&e prepiet gewelen. wte
mir Fe pom prUtefantenpstetnli&en pa
fcren 3u b5ren eewUbnt fno.
Seit einiser3eit piTen rabifale Bldts
ter uion&erlei pom anseblt@en @erfcIs
Suneen ~ beri@ten, wel&en bic prcs
tsRanten In Spante1 auSgeitbt fein
fclen. Die mttfltHe Sa&la9e rtro In
elmer Corresponding aus Macrib pom
is. Sept. In Der &6lniIGsn @olts<
,situne ~burssfeat, pte fOlst: @te
frtber mtteet3etlt, bat rer Gtrils @pu-
uerreur RON Menorca Der In Mabcn
etabIirtsn prptefantil&en @emstnbs bic
@er5ftntIt&un8 pom Nnnor cen unb
has NnI&lasen eeprudter 8sclamert
tber neuaubeerdnpenDe S&ulen ale
rerfaGuneswtbrise &unpeebunaen un,
terlust. @eesn Dtsie Mabressl fabrte
Der @emeinpe>S prtunp betnt Minifer
nce Snnerr, Galeercn '@rIantes, BE-
fdwerpe unp ifaste f& barauf bas tn
Narib SfeutIt6e &nfinpisunsen bee
@ottssbienheS unb Mittbetlunsen iber
bas pr%pteaanttl&e S@aIwelen geifattst
feien. DsrYGintfer fOnnte ober ni@t unis
bin. bas WOrseben besGtptl > @rupers
neuers 3uW loton ole NIT pem@ crtlaute
Der @erfaGun9 cur@auS TN @tntlanse
febenp su be3et@ntn, unc mics reu,se.
nldB aud benz tuil- @cuYerneur BON Ola.
brio an, ii& in 3utunft elmer aenauen
Ausfdbruns bes Mrt. II 3u b~eFstetBeu.
Gardbsr natirlt@ aerpaltiees @el&rei
in Der Iberalsn YrsHe. Dteleltsn Seuts.
bic yrt. II (@ultusfreibett) fetner 3eti
ale mOperne Grruneeni@aft be9eiftsrt
f~eterten. fiblsn ft& jest bsletOtet uni
f@impfen iber n,itteIalterltGe Gtnfer>
nte, ipenr 90 Der &eeieruns etnfdut ben
GrtiteI bu&fdblt& a~ussufabrsn. De,
protsfanttI@e 8ti9pf pom Nabrtp.
Wr. Samerfpn (bte ~lpsenannte euanse,
ltl9e Stride IN Spanten bat Gpiltcpal,
0erfununs), beiu6te ben Gistl.@ ouuer.
iteusr, Der ensltl9e @eianpte ben Mtnt.
fer BEG Neusern, un1 etne 3urddnaball
bee 8erbotes 3u ermirfen. Mu1 bel
beudGe @efaupte lol TN elei9en Stnn'
Shlttte aetban baben. Der Wtnifel
outrrcrtete ben Derrer, bic @esierunf
1tt rad rrte Dor 9erptut, ben Dirt. II be,
aeuen Contribution In ieoer 5tnf@I
aussuflbrsr, uno f6nne er bengemdf
ben AfatbOltfen lnSerleSli9tett tbre,
@%Uttesbduler, GrteDbSfe unb @6rifteu
aufthern. '@as Nnncneelt uno &sclas
men betrefe: md6e CT 3u ieinem Beoau.
ern erfldren> baB cielelben mad Nufal.
flung Der &eSterunb CT. Naieadt ~
ben tn @rt. II uerbUtenen "duBerr
1unreebunsen" seb6rten unb alfo in
3ufunft au unterbletben bdttsn. De,
Wtnifer' YrdToent @anOuos CAB BEN
\ prrteRanttf&en pufcr Der Maprtpel
@emetppe. Der tn ptsier @nselseenbett
@crfteaunpen mu&te, pielslbe Nntwort
Sh Spanten mutbet mon benz NtntRe.
rum etue %OfFenbure 0erfaRunssusrIes'
un8 ~, anoerspO iprt@t man pom pel
unuerlstlt&en Waiefdt oss @eleBes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
Die tunmberDpnffe ttebi3inifcbe
Gntbedfnm8, tpeIcbe Bic
S{Selt fennt.

@esen S&wtnb1uGt Sdwd@e Sdars
bod. lercpbul5fe Musl6ldss
S@nupfen. Saljfue, 6dmcrrbOis
ben, @eIdtsrcie. Ninswurm.
GleGten. Gusidld8e TN @ef&t
l&mepbafte Musen, Rbeumutiss
mus, Maeentranfbstt. Dediefes
Der. eebers unp Nieren-R ranfbei>
ten, Nsrpenl1wd6e, 5eJtrnnfbeis
ten. Mnfdqe, ab9eIdwd&te Gcnfts
tuition uno iebe Nrt u~nreiniSfeit
TN Blute.
Cine Gnele hes Slides fit Niaicnet Seis
henne. Samieabe hon 9eben gerettet.
nad0eu a1e aaerrR @ittel feblge
i9Iagen, lefe ieoes 8ert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
Der Snbult 1T In Sdrse fcleenber :

GRrrnumif&e Grf&etnuns.n unb 8eitre&xuns hes Sab
rae 5. G.. lST7.--Das 8alenbarium In S@mara. uub
@stperud.-Bauernreeeln.-Rgepte Mnetrpten. - Dor
70 Sdbret pber Rdtier Griebrth /. tn Nlatianb unD to
Weneet8 NIT 8 Slufraticnen. - Merfnlrbige S6fuIar.
unb SubtIanuaStaee TN S 1877, NIT 3 Suufrattpnen.-
aDetterprpppettn I'M dbierrei6. SplepbpS ge69p, pAer
rte @iner etnen Bssrtf BON Der Gwisfeit betnm pie 2e.
eense pom ben bell. B It 8buisen, mtt 3 Slufrattcnen.
Wpn te8rtiFt1en unb rpu bret unbeereiRimen Dtngen -
Wtertplrbtge BerufuuDen auf Gpttfs @ert&t unb Ilrtbetl,
NIT 2 S1ufrattCnen.-Die WanberbeuiUrede, nit 2 Slus
~frattpnet -gpr benz ltnterfa@HngsriHter. Mdrta, ber
Sts Der gDetstett, NIT Q SGubratipnen. Gin esanaeIieS
gDprt: ,:Nta4 @anpfa eeben MIR utdt!' nit Sanhra.
ttDn: WttHael 9t6tleins srette @ebe Dor hem geretne
trdfnnteer 8atboltten mit2 Saufrattcntn. Nus Der
&brpntt etnes Staarenneffs uutsrntf&t nit ~suf1liaen
0tenf4en. unb MtltbetraGtun8en NIT 9 Suufr. p.
geba O'Gcrnrr. nit Portrait. Des 5ans @udtnsIaub
gDeltoEithten un6 SatrSbsrtdt. NIT 5 Slunrattrueu.
Bum MbiHteb. Das sr6ete Stanbbtlo tn Sen gprt unS
wtunhsn. mt 2 * lufrattrnen. Spbannts @bepaur, Sc.
1eral.Suptrtrr Der @sftnf&aft Wari1, NIT gcrtrait. Das
gio. @pnp. GrGsetum In Naepn, ga. mtt Nbbilbuua.
Das ct Maariens6cfpttnI In Cincinnati NIT Hbsilbuns.
Das ct. &otbarinen.S ctpttal tn Brppttun, nit Abbils
buus. Das Sefutten SGplafttat ~ @opbfOd Wlh.,
NIT abbtIbuns. Die CT. Spfepb's Birdie au GIereInuA,
3 mt Nbbtlbune. Eds Wlutterbaus Der G6u,fert
Bonn bell. Spfepb tn GarpnbpIet, Nr., mir 2 Utbubunaen.
PIE 8rtui'sunessrupps tn 0beramn1eraau In SaperH. nit
Abbileune. Der @et,eite.Webrau@ Der gDdt 5psier-
let S6neer, NIT Saafruttpn Das ct. Gtnnislaue. 80,
Si3tat tn 8%Irrtfant, gfr NIT Abbtlbuns.
Die fets 3unebunenbe @erbreituns biefes anaerneiu BE-
lebten Raienbers lsSt uns In ben Siaub fir rem 1877
Satrean8 nod
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14
100 %rGntiem

TN Wertbe Srn
Ctntaltien6 Siinfbu,bert SDu.
ja Strf&enten.-NGbere nuf eer 3psitsn Geite
ees nmfGIass, wcrauf aud bic @ertnnlife her
fir 1876 ausseIOOfsn wrGn,iea ~ finbsn iR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-14

;tsren ben 8alenber, unb aueer ben nnteneenanutea emf.
bdlt er cine srpBs Gnsabl tletnerer 5rIsf&nttts NIB gis.
netten.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
co OPERATION.

A cooperative movement, has been I'M
tiated in New Castle, among the working
men. The parties in the benificent move
ment have sent 10 England for copies Of
the plans, bylaws, &c, whereby the CO.
operative stores are carried on, and on
their receipt, we are Informed, store up
on the English plan, will be started in
New Castle. That at least is one Of the
results Of the teachings Of THE HERALD,
az we again and again pointed out, the
true cause of high price Of provisions-to
wit-improvident buying and the true re-
medy, organization and cooperation, so
as to buy intelligently and hence cheaply.
As the movement was a result OF our ad--
vice, wewill watch its progress, and detail
it's working.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
THE CENTENNlAL POLICE.

We have had some reason to know that
the Centennial police force is by no n1esns
what it should be, for it was, the members
would not be guilty of such bungles a.
they made in arresting two innocent young
gentlemen from this State The following
from the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury,
probably explains the reasons why they
are 30 competent as they should be.
This is progressive age, but that fact
is not sufficient to justify the members OF
the Park and Centennial Guards and Fire
Department, in wasting many hours daily
while induIging in beer at the restaurants
on the grounds. These men have been
the most faithful patrons Of the various
drinking bars within the Centennial en-
closure, ever since the Exhibition opened,
much to the ast0nishment Of both home
and foreign visitors. They seat themselves
without the slightest hesitation, and order
and drink their beer with an assumption
Of easy nonchalanccs that would berefresh-
ing were it not altogether ont Of place.
There must be something fundamental.
ly wrong in the organization Of these spe'
cial police and fire departments for Cen
tennial service, when such an abuse AZ
this is permitted Indeed, as far as th'
Department Of Police i, concerned, it j
worse than useless. In The hr,. place. :;
great mistake was made IN conlidns h,
formation and control Of the torce TO any
but Philsdelphian, and The original erro'
received fitting climax when the appVln
rec, Of an almos entire s'r&a. to TIC cl-"
gaye the preference IN the selection Of OH
cara, 10 applicants from o,her cities The
consequence il, that, beng entirely urac
tluaintcd with either the geography The
history, CT the points Of Interest III PhlIa
Gelpnia, they are unabic 70 convey any III
formation When questioned. Nor Is thN
the worst Not only are hey i9norar
where the city proper .5 concerned, orj
they are actually incompetent 70 s.vf
visitors definite directions for reaching va
rious points in the Exhibition grounds
This is an excess Of stupidity which il
simply inexcusable, and the sooner Lolons
Clay reconstructs his command the bette
for all concerned. After such reorganiza
ton has taken place, let the first regula
ton for the government Of the Centennia
Guard be, that any member of the forc'
detected in the act of imbibing liquors
either spirituous or malt, while in uniform
shall be summariy dismissed.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

An excellent quality Of tea is being
grown in Jasper county Texas.
London and it's suburbs have already as
many as fifty rinks in actual operation.i
During the past year {, ,s65 horses, asses,
or mules, were delivered for consum ption
in Paris.
Julia Smith, OF Glastonbury cow-seizure
fame, has just published her translation Of
the Bible from original studies.
Pennsylvania has 23j beer breweries
Wisconsin, 532; Ohio, 2l0: New York, 203 :
California, 202; Illinois, lG5; and Michigan,
40
Henry G. Bowen says that Beecherte is
worse than the devil. Rebuke the devil and
he will fly from you, but rebuke Beecher-
ite and he flies at you.
Charleston, S. C., has been paying $52,-
900 per year tor having her streets lighted
but company has secured contract to
give her better light at $4,000.
Anna Dickinson, in her new play, wears
diamond ring on each finger Of her left
hand and two rings on her right hand.
which proves that she is beaver born ac-
tress.
Patient (to doctors after consultation)
"Tell me the worst gentlemen AIN going
TO die p "We are divided on that ques-
ZION, sir: but there is majority of one that
you will live"
A whole family in France has been pois-
oned by eating raw musseIs gathered in
places where al old copper bot'omed vessel
lay. Boiling would have removed most OF
he poison.
We learn from the Spiri,a! Scientist that
! ''the New York Seven, haying announced
| their determination to break up fraudulent
manifestations, it is the signal in certain
| quarters for yolley Of denunciation OF
their unspiritual conduct" Good for the
Seven let them stick to their purpose but,
pray who are theyf
The State Central Committee Of the
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
resolved last week that no political party
mill be entitled to the future support Of wo,
men in State affairs unless it makes the cs
tabishment Of woman suffrage one Of it,
avoHed objects, and also adtGits women tt
full membership in its organization
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

THE imports at Phnsdelphia says the
Ledger, ending April were valued at s2,4lo,'
9Sl, of which two-thirds were brought into
port in American vessels, and about <2ao,
600 were free goods. Nearly one-have these
imports (sl,llo,o0O came from Cuba,
whilst England sent us over one-.hird
(ss77, ,0O0), and Italy sl2l 600. The chief
articles imported were 81 ,120, 600 Of sugar
and molasses: sl5s 600 Of tin plates; s11s,-
900 of fruits: ss2 900 offaI manufacturers,
and SIS 900 Of wooden goods.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

NJ OTICE,--THE HERALD is FOR SALE
~ every morning from o'clock at the fol-
lowing places:
Kyans, LIB Market street.
Buffers, 40 Market Street.
Centennial News Store, COZ Market street.
McKelveys, Ninth and Market streets.
Britt's, 1M West Eighth street.
Chase's, New Castle.
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Current N0teS.

An excellent quality Of tea is being
grown in Jasper county Texas,
London and it's suburbs have already as
many as fifty rinks in actual operation.l
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

Julia Smith, Of Glastonbury cow-seizure
fame, has just published her translation Of
the Bible from original studies.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

Unless all signs fail, Senator Bayard
stands at the head Of Presidential candi-
dates. We have had interviews with
many of the Pennsylvania delegates, and
they are all favorable to Bayard in fact,
with any considerable backing from other
States, he is their first choice. New
York is reasonably certain for him. 1t is
a matter Of primary importance to him send
off with strong backing from bisowns State
No time should be lost in forming a club
Of our best citizens to 60 TO st. Louis in
the interest Of our candidate. Who takes
~ Arst step Is a n \! .ss yas \ VII
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

To add to the troubles Of the farmers in
the damage that their peach crop has sus-
tanned, the potato bug has already appear
ed, and in such numbers, that i. is feared
unless something can be done to destroy
them, that the crop will he failure.
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CITY Items.

NhiIdrcns' and boys all wool suits ar"
- ling for 81 ard s., at the great Boston
com ~ Houee, ~ Aarhet street, VIII
minGtGn, Del.
MD.hers buy iAair chiidre MS c.pthug 81
VI q Boston House, 2OI Market street, VIII
III nstoH, Del.
pm Is for IS cens, 81 % q u, 81 5h,, sos. ana
= ~ by calling at the Boston SlOtning
IDuse, 2T- Mar.eL slr,.r:,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
THE HERALD.

TH. MORNING HERALD II published
every msfning. SUNDAY. eAceptedJ and
delivered in the city Of Wilmington and
surrounding places for six cents per week,
PAYABLE 10 the carriers. Mail subscriptions.
postage free, three dollars per annum in
O'BYRHK BROS, Publishers,
No. So ShipIey Street,
Wilmington Del.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

DROfoSALS r.u f
Constructing two cuiverts across Dupont
street near Delaware avenue, and across
Tenth and Adsms streets
Seaied Proposals Will be received by the
Street Commute az the Office Of the Street
Commissioner. until
THURSDAY. the 25th day Of May, 1876
at o'clock. p. NJ.
For furnishing brick, lime, sand and ce-
ment and doing all connected thereWltn
except furnishing and hauling the stone
for walls and bottom The Adams street
tenth street to the east Side OF Adams
street, and will be about 40 feet long, and
$ feet wide in the clear. The stone wall to
be 3 feet thick and feet high above the top
OF paveme nt;ln bottom OF culvert the walls
must be eli bonded together and built on
a good solid foundation. the pavement in
the bottom TO be . inches deep; the arch
will be Il incn brick OF four feel radius ana
built OF good hard brick, and all to be laid
in good cement.
lne dupont street sewer will be double
sewer about lC0 feet III length, and must
have two openings feet in the clear; the
walls to be 2 leet inches thick each, and
built Oh good solld oundation and to be
4 #. above the pavement in the Deu OF the
sewer: the walls to be well bonded together
the bottom pavement to be inches Ueep,
the sewer or culvert to be covered with
flag stone not less than iEches thick.
The whole work to be done in work.
manlike manner, and under the direction
and to the satisfaction Of the Street Com
missioner
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
For further Information inquire or NJ. c.
Conwell Chief Engineer, who will give
location. etc,
WM. MCMENAMiN,
Chrm n Of Committee on Opening streets.
Nav -. 1876.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

PROPOSALS. For
Grading the bed of Rodney ftreet, from
Pennsylvania Avenue To the south side of
Eleventh street, also Eleventh street from
Rodney To Clayton street.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received by the
Committe on Opening STREETS, at the Office
OF the treet Commissioner, No. 81 East
Sixth street, second story, until
THURSDAY, the 18th of May, 1876,
at o'clock, F. NJ,
For grading the bed of Rodney street from
Pennsylvania avenue to the south side OF
Eleventh street, also Eleventh street from
Rodney TO Clayton. The dirt and stone to
bedeliycred subject 10 the order OF the
street Commissioners and to be leveled at
the expense af the contractor,
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
No bid will be accepted unless it be from
responsible party.
VIM. MCMENAMIN,
Chrm n Of Committee On Opening Streets.
May 8. 1876.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22

This evening there will be a meeting o.
It" Wilmington Baptist City Mission Socie-
Is. a. D O'Clock in the main audience room
Of the Second Baptist Church. All are i'll
,iLrl
The Morning herald., 1876-05-22
CaIarrh. EiscnAsxne ircsh Tho Head
a.sd All tG rGniO DlsGascS Success.
iHAly treated,

That the tlmld and disappointed may
eel IN" utmost assurance ana confidence
IN tie good ftith OF Dr. hartley, ne gener-
riSly proposes to attend al! persons, ricn
II poor, free oicharge, until The best evil
dcncc and most convincing proofs of his
success have been realized from his treat
mcnt. Once and residence, 2iO Market
street.