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, 1877-09-17

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The Russo Turkish war reyiTea an old story.
4 rurkiAl, ard Russian officer on.e fell Into a
t.tsputc u to the superiority fn discipline Of
their respective soldiers.
II can proye to you on tbs. spot" said tho
Russian, "how perfectly our men aro tFa!ncd,"
anu hc called ILLS orderly.
"lyanl"
HStr,n
ado to stc!.emct's. buy me q pound Of to-
bacco, mud co!..e hack ut unrt,"
Tbs sulter salutcl, turned on ilis heel, and
"Sow," said the Russian officer. taking out
hts watrh, tiny orderly il walking straight ~
the next easneF, xhste lt must tutu-tluw 10 u
turnlny-n0w he IL opposite tbs witte mosque
--iluw hp Is crossing the lnay,lan--now lie Ii at
Afehcluetfy-npw he IL buying the tuoacru.~huw
lip IL coming bnck-uoW 10 IL on the block below
us-uuw he IL at tla aoog-now "-and tue
ltusslAn called out'
"Iyan!"
"Htr."
"Wne,c's Tho tobacco"
Ths lurkish officer, showing no Sign Of sur
movement, promptly broks out: "1lo! ho! my
suld1er eau DO that every day In the week. aud
he valtod:
"Musttar'" M
"Go to all KHendl's aud see that sou bring
ms pound Of tobacco aly Pipe Is empty"
"instaniiy, sir"
Following tho tactics of the Russian officer,
tho Turk pulled out his watch anl wrut IN:
4 Now MHbe.ar Ia In tho strcetv nuw hb IL
passtn. tile txs,x1ueh bazaar; now It u noun anu
i,c II aaytpg hts prayers; now he Is drinking ot
tle stoiio fountain: now All Easnli hatls him
aud asks slouk my health; now Mntetar IL pay
anr {,,r tho tubassu; now te "a cosntug hark by
anothcr way; now hc Is Oh our street; now he
Is ut tho doUr; now
aMuisctasp' shouted the otllcet.
"Si5."
"Whrrs L. my sobaecoW
~ hdsea't Jyuwa NY Aaoes YET"
now A WOMAN WOULD DlSINFECr
THINGS.
Among tho learusl uuctoss assembled 1t
Nashville, Tenn,, whers the "Ametican
sGtcnec Association" was In sesslon, waa Mrs.
II. K. Ingram, Of EdgGell, Tenn. who male DE-
cIIrd Impression un the Convention by reading
u,l casay On ."Asmosphesis Conclusion ~ q
Means OF Disinfectiou" The paper Is described
As philosophical Ia tosle aud OF more than aver.
age merit aud sugGesttycucss. 1t began BY ref
e1cncc to the germ theory u diseases, AID tho
eyllc0re that nl4uy vi tho nost Dreaded pes-
tiltnces were transmitted by living organism.
The probability that these germs aoat IL the alt
aud aFa thua communicated. bcipx hreAthesl
into thH lungs, was slowu W various citations
VI authorities upon tho spread ot cholera.
1t was mentioned that tho WotkerI
in copper, bsa.a, und bronze u
| Par1s aud Other citics almost entirely
escaped the st.ackA u tls WseAss, xnd Df
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Cal1omirtbfbaftltbes
9tAfst GrbfeMbattA

Die Nnit6t, baB Ser 8u6tpetsen audi
auf benz 9eetg1etiteu Gp0en cine un1tc6ere
Tel6fru6t tit, g%eipintt 1nebr u10 mebr
Nltbdnger, ulto taltentlt6 1tt0 IS Die Wit>
terungsnerbaltniile, 9egen lDel6e Der Tarz
mer bterbet an3ltfdmpfen bat. 0enn man
aber trpboem itcbt, baB Der 8u6tpei3en tmz
mer ipieoer beiteut tptro, 10 lit wo6l faum
Su be5tDetfeln, bdB e3 an etnent paIle1ben
Grlab feblt. Gs lDll bier erit unterlu6t
tperbelt, Oh nt6t bic fletlte GinnaDnte, mel
DIE mani 6ur6 cine i6le6te 8u6tpet5enz
ernte in Der 8rode erbdlt, it6 pDne
8uDpetSenbau IN 9tog9elt er0eben tpiir0e:
eS iou DtelnteDr nur Die 6rage er6rtert
perben, tpel6e Bflan3e auf Iei6tem 800en
fir ben 8udmei5en etntreten fOnnte.
Sbne 3tpetfeI ipiir6e man bier iofort an
Sic Grb1e 0e1lfen, l1nb bielel6e Derbie1tt
INT mebrfa6er 8e3tebun9 Bere6tigung.
9Qein Der Nnbau BET Grbie bat aud ieine
groBenS 6atten1etten. Inter anoerem per>
unfrautet Dos Selo ie6r letdt, 1el6it Damn
mod ipenlt Die Gr6jelt et1len 3ientli6 9uter
Stattb sciselt, un6 cine 10 quite 8orfru0t
gut enttptdelte Grbien itrD, eire 10 i0le6te
btlben tie BET fitmmerltd)em Stan0e. Ser
8%e0tngun9en gu etnem guten G|eoeiDel1 Der
Grblen iin0 aber 10 btelc, baB man ntGt
obne llrlade Dor 6ern Mftba1 btcier int
OattSelr 9etptB empfeblenstpert6en Trll0t
SurIdi6reft un6 tie b6ditenS bort anbaut,
no Die 6eipnberen 8er0Gltntiie 6urdauS
giinltig ltegert.
3teben mir 1rtn et1tett 8er9lci6 stDtp1er
BEN 8obenarten, nel6e Bic GrbIe bilbet,
unb berienigen, ouf tpel6er ber 8u6pei3en
out geDci6t, 10 miilien mir lage1t, bab es
Der ~eriteren lebr tpelti9e 9iebt, tpd6reltO
leBterer, nit %Q(1sno0rne BET 0egerben nit
i6ipar3em Ibpnboben, iiberaQ SIT fii16en
iin6. Die Grble perlaltgt leDutt9el1 SonO>
ODER ia1Oigen 2e6mboben nit 6ur6loiiele
bem unter9runDc, Ser nalnentli6 fret BON
NGlle, reid III Galf, retM Don llntraut,
III gutter 0un9traft, nno babel
tief uno gut bearbeitet lit. Wloort9e, I'M
bur9lafien6e, SIT tbonarti9e 8ooenarten
ii1tb nidt g~eei9net fir Gr6ien nlo 9ebel1
mn ousnabmStpeiie quite @rtrdge. 2t1Ber-
BENT ipirfen bte 8obenarten alt6 mod be-
6eltten6 auf Die GualitGt Ser Grblelt. go
liefert ). 9. eilt 8o6en nit GtIen8eDalt gez
tpobnlt6 @rblen, Die 1tU rur l6!per
ipet1 fo6en laiien, ein 1tnlftano, oer fit
BEN Na1ban Der Grble 9etpiB ntdt obne
GtnfluB lit.
Nt6t tpentger 6at man binii3tli6 ser
Oiin9un9 oer Grblcn 9r0Berc Nufrnertl ont
felt 3t Dertpenben, iltbem u%r9eetgnete Oiin7
gult9 ben &ornerertrag iotpte ben OeS Stro7
bss i@aotst. MuB ober nil man nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

Miene ireelt6 ettpas erratben Gafien. Gor
NIem barf ct Den Jtanlen Sren6arb ni6t
erfabrcIt. IS TT nid)ts linre1tes, mas i'd
BON btr begebre, Senltp, obgeleten ouppr,
DoB e9 cine TGlid9eit lit, rnb has, CLAUDE
id, lit in tiaer le5r i6ipieri9en2agc 81 crt1
i6ulotgeil."
SD made mir nie cine @cipifetSia6e
bar1us, lerr1ato cineu 8Gren altfSubttoelt, "
meillte Senltp %reintut.
vSm 2%(ll9enetncn lit cS icDr 1tnrcdt, SIT
Iiigen, unb Du tpeibt bnS aud, Scnun, aber
bieier lit eit M~ltsnd6nsfall. SIS lit sum
Seften pom ms uno 2tQcS iDtrD iid dlt
Scblufie sltll1 @uten pen0en. Sd iuerDe
bi0 BON galtSem 6erSen liebe1, Sc1np,
tuenn DIT mir aus bteler idtpicrigen Gage
bilTit. G5tit m6glid, ia iogor leDr ipabr7
1deinlid), b0B Die Yerlon, Don Der mr.
1pre6e1, nidt bierGer f%onln1t; abcr tA iDtil
bid Mir fir ben SAL, DAB c6 berno0 ge7
ide6e, pnrberetten."
sd bin pDrberettet In6 9erlftet," per-
ftderte Sel1ltn tapfer. Der arlte Blrl6e!
@r bduerte MID OH ienem Nintertn8e, Dcltt1
er ioh aar e[eub ln0 frulmerD0l aus, obz
tpobI er trobbem icDr i6On ipQr. g8te
id6n muB er erit ietu, iuenn CT gut 9eflci=
BET tft!"
nsSa, cr lit iebr ih6n," leufste Spbi[.
LIMB BIZ bait i'm ciu fletn tpe,ig lieb,
SDb,- Elm gaN5 hei1 tDentg?"
SD ltebte i'm bon gor5em 6erscn un6
Iiebe tim thinner nod, i0 bleibe Inn trelt
tro5 aIler 6%inberniiie. Sergib cas- nicraIs
Sennp."
r@iti9er 6imneG!" I6rte bieie. limb
oarum piirOelt bu Sir Ntlf0rb @arbDnnel
uriidpeiier1, ipern er UNI DID ipitrbe?"
,cSa. Sennp."
yNber nte, SDb, tpenn er ttun an Bic
oorbere 6altstbiire fdnle unb Marion p6er
Setter tpirbeu ietner babbaft?"
y9u must eben auf Der Na6c ftebelt,
lint Dies 81 p%erbtn0ern. &on1nt ct iiber>
baupt, 10 ntuB Ell I'M 9altfe Der nddften
Sage fDmlten; i'd Oerlo1Ie mid Quf DCtne
&lu9beit, i'm 9eter urlb Ntarion ferusuz
balteu."
y@a1ts gut; es tpirb 1fmer Iein, auetr
tb iDerbe tteit 8eites tbu1t. ll11o III iptil
t1 lalfen uno Utarion sum 9Dce Dolcn,
{onft errGtD tie, 0aB eS Elm @ebei1tntB 5mtz
den ms .gtebt.A-9 Grntt raante Die eben
10 bungrige ais neugierige SennD nod
Oaule, ipGbrertb Subil ut Dent cinfnd)er
lnb ~ultgepflegtct 0Qrten atf lllb ab ginf
unO ii9 bier ut1gleit9 beimlihcr fublte dle
lit N9r. Srend0rbs Wtuitergartelt. SD
pollte, i6 pdre Sennp Dber 9tarion mi
Bate feline auberen Sprgen ais Die tbrtgen
ielbit SnfcL G~rend)arbs 9teidtbum NOR
mir fem 3u Dober 4rei5 b0fiir," baAte fie
0tariou b1ieb oltf ibrem @ege ua6 6el
3aube nit t5rem N}ltNeliltfleioe on eil1en
9Drnitrau9e bdngen uno riff ith Elm Sod
bineiu
WOrtiesu4g ioIst,)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Oct Qd)tb. 0burlow meeo
%anertennt
ST. Js1SDaD'S R. E2. ZIG. SetIWtitfet,
1tad mcDtia9rigcm Gebraud5.
Sem NOrt, 4. Son. 1877.
go Rrther 6

@ertber Serr!
babe, atfanos nn9ldubig, aber nobheu t6 i6re gSirfz
iamfeit erpro6t, nit poQem Sertrauen, claude i9 nur
cine gflidt 3n %erfutcn, penn i'd sen !iuBen, wetden i'd
nnb Bic O(einiaen ans bcnl gebrauh b~criet6eu ee;oqet
hobeu, bonf6or a%nerfennc. Die GiQen baben %ieoesnto[
Sic qeniirI6tc 8irtung. Ous Ready Relief ma6t
ieinem Namett ale Gbrc, uno bic SoI6e wenoen pr an,
10 oft lid cine Gelegenbett bo3u 6tetet uno INNER nit
benz 9epinI9ten Griolg.
I6tuu9SDou Sbr
(Ges.) Sburlun @eeo.
Or. Go0fonh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
sos erose sGmtreintsunssnttte4

Sober Tropfen bes ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent" ge6t
in bas Blut, ben S3petB, SEN lrin nnb bic aHss1Sr
Gdfte be5 &6rperS iber. >Sfropbelu, Sppbilts, GeSTAs
Muno, @useneut5tnOunsen, 9brenIaufen, bte i3timmz
item 9auttranSbettei Sieber6eulen, S6Orf, .:3itterrnoG,
Sat3ftuB, ~8totDIanf, SbparSe 6lcfe, @itruer I'm SIeti6e,
@eIdJuitre, OsutterfrebS ii1b olte bieiem pnnoerbaret
Seilmittel unter1oprieu, rpopon elm Sober, Der nit einenI
6ieier 9eiben be9oftet lit, i'd Our6 mebrtasigenGebrau9
iiber5euGe1 farm.
gSenh Oer9atient, beTen 8rdfte 6urb ben td9li5en Gerz
luIt II. b:e2 eriesuuq charlottesville ~beItdubi9 id5ptnOen,
bteIetbeu bur6 meme Stoffe aus 9eun6em 8lute eriest,
limb btes lit, mas bas rSarsaparillian Resolvent"
tRnt-, 10 1T feline %Sieoerberteltun8 9eii9ert; BENIN wenn
9onnen uuS Dem SerluIt Der Cutie Gtn5aGt setban bat,
10 wtrb 9dnSlide Seilun8 balo iolgen unb nit ieOens
behGer per6auen, iein 2tppettt 1oir0 lid beIern unO er
1ptrb an 8lut unb 5Yteii6 S~une6men.
Oas ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent" ~ilbertrift nift
rur oae auoerct 5cifmittel in Ser Seilurg Don StrOs
pbeln, dronti1eu, tnneren NIB 6autfranfbetter ,fonoert
. - 81. a:,,.:na iAara An;Lr.:ttel iIr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
re. R. R.
Railways Ready Relief

bebt bic drgiten S6mer;en in ] bis 20 NttnltetL
9tid)t et,c StunOe
radoem er bies 9eteien, brau6t tr9enO Senono S9merS
sen 81 teibeu.
Radyay'S Ready Relief
hciIt ieocn SGners.
Gs mar 6as erite, unO lit
pas ein5ige SGntersett = 9eifutitfer,
met9e5 aud ben %beftisIten G9mers iofort bebt, @ntshnz
buu9eu beieiti9t rnb Son9eitionen Hetlt, ob bes DtasenS,
Der Gun9eu O6er Der GeOGrme, bnrd5 einmalige 4npen5
buu9,
tnetner BITS span5i @tnmten,
einerlet ruie beItts Der S6mer5 1T, 1uetber BEN pom 86ens
matismits, geruenleiben ooer gfeural9tc ~seplasten &rau'
fen Jpltert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Railways Ready Relief

sepabrt fnfortt9c 9inacrns9 BET
GstsitnSutt9 Der Stterct,
GntsinSnn9 Der g5tafe,
1tntcrIetbszGmtsiittottt9
&uasctt=Gttstinont
acknowledgement, @erstIcpfem,
GEoup, 9ipbtDcritiS, @mtterbeidioeroet,
GetarrD, Smfmen5a, aopfi9ater5en,
Sabni Gbttcrsett, raubcm sails,
Neurateie, 3beumatisnMs,
g1e0IcI=8jebcr, arO Trofbenlen.
Die anpenOung bes Ready Relief an Der iduer<
5enoer SteQe, 1ptrb iofortige &tuoerun9 perurioben.
DreiBi9 bis iebSig Gropien IN etuem 1at5en @Iaie
g8aiier beilen in peni9en 4u9enbIi6en &rdnpie, Otar :
rboe, perOorberen 4ta9eu, 9er5breuuen, 6opii6mer6er,
SDleuterie, Rolf, 9labungcn uno ale tnnern Conner
sen.
8eiienSe foaten ME obne etne Ttai@e pom Rad
ways Ready Relief iein. gtLibe &ropien, in
zines gSSedieIs i'm 3rinfpaiIer. IS lit ais 9~tei5nittci
franS0ii9em 8ranntpein oOer 8itter8 porSu5teber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
DR. RAILWAYS
z PILLS!

Moundubio oeidmadlos uno nit iiBem @uumi itbers
,oGsr' rein;oen, rcqe(n, (dutern uuo itdrfer. r9taopup's
Gins" iir Sic oeillng oller 8elbDerben i'm Wtagen, Der
9eber. Sen Gin9emeioeH, BEN 9tieren, Der Sarnbfaie, fiir
6e Netlunq pom Sopfi3merSen, ~nerp6iet 3uitdnben,
Meritopiun9, unperboultdtett, OpSpepiia Gaaenfteber,
Notwithstanding @otbaoer uno uQen St6run8et in
ben Gingemei6en: Sir cine itdere Seiluns bnr3 BEN
Ge6rau6 ber 4taen pirb 9%arantirt. 9tein pc9etobtltlb,
entbalter feline Quefi(bermti0 Dung, feline 0fetaue uno
feline i4dolidcu Oro9uen.
20 Nlau bea1te bic ua6itebenben Spmptonte, tpel6e
i6 bel St5ruugeu in ben 8erOauungsOr9anelt seltenO
MAIDEN:
@eritopfuns, @olbo6err, 8lutan6rung nod benz 9oz
pie. Nto9cniaure, uebelreit, So0brennen,, AppetItIon9z
feit, Oto9eulbwerc, @rbrebun9er, trre9elmoBt9e Se1pes
9unscn in Der Masensrube, S4pinoel, bel3leIntstss
88nb i6meres Ntbmen, %9eitOrter Ser5l9laS, erltidnn9sz
dbnlide Geiibte i'm 2ieget, Sdpo9un9 per Sebtratt'
Tieber, bumpje SdmerSen I'M 6opf, Ntan9d at Nuseins
tuna, @elbperbe Der Au9en nno Der Sout, SfmerSen
in 6sr Scite, Der 8rut unb ben iibrisen @liebern rnS
pf6elihe NuuanblInqen pom Stke.
Giniqe Ooiem pom ~gta6lpap's @tas" perben Ous Rsrs
n,riniten1 nom all ben benannten St6runeen befreien.
nrels Is Gents Bic @@a6tel. Sn l~tpotbefen Su batsn.
0eiet "'False and True''.
@didt cine Sriefmarte mad 9tobuop & Co., SEQ. 81
worrenitruBe, 9tep Yorf, unb cS6r ner6et ~glusfunft ers
boiten, pel@e Gud 2auienSe pertb if,
2iuu1SianI, oleunnnuW0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
@tI6wiire bcn 5wO(fiS@rigcrn 8nbss
t6um wer6eu bird ,,9}a0paD'8 &C.
iOipent" Qebeilt.

Gteritod unb in ben Giu9epetoer. @Qe AerSte erfldrz
ten, mir tonne nt4t 9ebolien werbem. Sd l%penoete cue
Wittel an, bic mir e~r1piobleu wrroen, obcr feiieS braGte
mir 0ei(ung. SD iaD Sbr D9teiotpeut" unb badte, ib
f5nrtfe c5 ban,tt einmal periuAen; t3 isBte fein Ser
traue1 in ba6elbe, benin ids bate loon SpOIi Sabre lang
selttten. Sd nobm le98 Slaiden pom benz ,Jtelolpent,"
cbrcm ,,Jteabp 0teltel"; unb Jest iebe unb iiibte i9 feline
Spur mcbr pon benz Geiduir; uno i'd iil9le mid. wobz
lr, 9lad(i6er uuo aui9erdumtcr ais i'd mid lett 5nOlf
iinfen Sette Ser Gingcmcibe, oberbalb Der G6umleiite.
SD i6rei6e Sbncit bieien Srief, I'M anOcren 2etOenoen SIT
niBcn. sic t5nHen 6~euIet6eH uer5HCntli8er, penn ie
es pinI6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

6arnz rn6 @e66rmutterzQeiben Stein, 6arnrubr,
&Saieriudt, lJrtuitodun9, u~nresetmaBiser ltrinabsan9.
bic 9ri9bt'i9e aronfbeit un6 ale Safe, no oos gSofer
ODER NIT SubItan5ert, d6nti@ benz Gipeis ober meiben
Gttberia6cu, 1uterultIbt tit ober no baiIctbe cine tratfz
bate, bunfle, galtiee Tdrbun9 anntrtutt, petBe fnodenz
ftaubartige Mteoerf9ldge abiebt ODER no 6eim Boherz
loieu I9 elm ite9enoer brennenber G6merS ober Ste9et
i'm 2iden uno in ben 2eneeH iI9t6ar madt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Gtt atsSerer @ricf post sgra4t &rapf.

Or. &o0wap. gSertber Ser! SD ne9nte mir bic
Sretbett, SGnert no6moIs ~ idretbeH: Qtein 3nitano
bbefiert. 0ret Ser @eI6witre iin0 san5lt@ peri6wun6en
urS baS uierte 1T iait pOaitdnoig ,9e9etlt. Die 2SGferz
iu6t ii. fort; nreine geiuno9ejt beilert i8 moo ]beltarois
mers froqteu mid uiele GerioneH iber bic mlnoerbore
Setlfraii, welGe Sbre M(eOistn aaf meine SranfBeit altsz
Gbte, cine pon Ohio, cine anoere pom Gon9oa. oret pom
A1tuu9SpoH Srau y. Stepf:
SSH iub nit 65rau GrapF gut befarnt. sic ut cine
iddeensmertbe Same, pom DoBlt9dtt9en esellnnlnSen
beicc(t. sic bat Sen 0ertauf picler 6lai9en Sbres ,,Nez
lament" 6urc6 Sic Mpot6efer pom 2lnu 2trbor on 8erloz
mem, mel6e nit innereu @ei6wiren bebaitet iinO, per-
mttieIt. g8ir boben pou mebreren 1punoer0aren Suren
bur6 bas ,9tcIo[pent" 9eDort.
N6tungSpou G0etooW O 20.
@uu Wrbor, W{i6., IS. 2luguit 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

Cat Sic wun6erbariten Seilungen bewirFt; 70 raid 1t Bic
Btrfnn9 bieIes wagrbait wunDer6arert 9etln1tttelS, boB
Der 8attert
am @eipt6t ftdtIt@ saaaiutHt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Gtte tpiG)tiget @rief+
Nfnn NIrhnr- Mih-- 30

Or. 9Ra6pap. @ertber SER! Sd babe Sbr ,%,0teiols
pent", Scbre ,Negulating @tl5" nno aud Sbr "9teooD
Ne(ieI" 1ngeld6r Elm Sa9r lang ais Mtttel 9egen Gterz
itof9eifwire I'M ~ltntetlctb, melDe bic berpOrrosertolter
Qer3te far u~nbeil6ar e~rF(Srten, benubt.
sic o(i6en Snoteu an cilrem 8anm. Nletn gelpt6t
betruo 215 9iuno, ais t9 Sbye WtitteI SIT 8e6raudeu anz
fna uTnb jeBt lit eS bcrsit5 an 210 QiunO 9erabgeiunfet.
aber bic Gei6wiire limb nod nidt aQe ~perl9nunoen. S9
babe % S(ai0en pom iDyem y9teioloent' 9 pom Sbrem
,,9teltef| uno "a G3odtcln Don Sbren Btuen 9cnom=
men. Sd erbte(t bic @leoijin uon v. 9renpta. Sttte,
ienOen Sic mir S9r BUD ,False and True
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
G01nbcit!
0einnOneit!
DIR. RAILWAYS +.
SarsaDariHIiaE1 ResOEVent

8etnli6eS rno reines Blut 3unabnie an Vletlb iino
Blut-Jtetne Saut un6 Jtetubett bes &etntS fir Iae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
9Sieber at4to f0GtcS TieDer.

Giebcr uno fnItes SSicber sebetlt fIr so Gents
Sn Der 9an5en 9Selt giebt es fetn 9eilmtttet, lpei&es
2Se6icle 6ieber uno ale anoern6ie6er, ais ia limb: 9ioz
Der Ii. /. 10. Omit 6ilie pom ~9iaoipaN'S Ytuen( 10
raid betlt, wie Railways Ready Reflect
SlnfSis @entS bic 8lai3e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

uuS bie berebetid)te &oauet uln IL lt6r
9lbenbs Bel 62m 0aitipirtb S0nei0er in
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THE OLD WORLD.


Ihe War.
National Associated Press to the star.
THE SERVIANS.
The Servians have occupied For
Mramor, near NIsch.
THE PORTE WANTS INFORMATION.
LONDON, Dec. 2).-A dispatch from
Constantinopls says the Porte has re.
quested information from the Italian
Government respecting the uumistaku.
Die signs of an approaching alliance be-
tween Italy and Greece.
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR.
LONDON, Dec. 70. - There is eyery-
whore u warlike and teyerish feel.
Ing. Orders have been given at the re-
cruitin2 stations that no more dis
charges be made, and that all men re-
Gently discharged be taken bacH into
the service. The press is unanimous in
asserting that Parliament will make
preparations for war.
Later orders to the British nayv-vards q
show unWonted haste for The prcpAra-
tion of war ships and troop ships for
sea. The Admiralty have ordered the
iron-clads Monarch, Nelson anu North
ampton into commission at the earle t
possible m0ment--three OF the finest
ships in the navy; also that the guns lor
the lnfiexible, now beng specially maae,
be fastened.
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LATEST LOCAL.

CHARLES ANDERSON, Charles Stewart
and j. Simmons are under arrest cha ged
with being picEpyckets on the stree
cars.
IHE first grand complimentary party
OF the Social Five will take place 0 n N g W
1ears Eve, at Empire Hall, on Sixth
street, batween Smith and Mount.
MARTIN WIEDERECHT, an ex.eo}dier.
whe lost leg in the army, makes and ls
now candy peudler, finds serious fault
with O1cer Daniel Dunn, whom he
claims, with all manner OF epithets, com
manded him TO pack up and quit bust.
ness, although he bad a license and also
permission of the parties In front Of
whose places he sold.
RESERVED seats for Cromwelps su-
psrb aEt entertainm Christmas
Eve, Christmas afternoon and night. at
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RICHMOND, IND.
A Trick That Didn't WOrk--ShOOt-
inR ARRAY.

National Associated Press to the Star
RICHMOND, IND, Dec. 20.-A nice
looking young man, who gave his name
as D. >. Howell, claiming to represent
The firm of FL. S. Howell, No. % Maiden
Lane, New York, was taken iu by our
police last evening on the charge OF
sWlEdllng business men by clock
Trick. He proposed to erect a clock
worth $50, in which would be an adver-
tisement Of the New YORK firm and their
business house. He wanted 30 cents
advanced for the erection of the clock,
which would be done by another agent
next Saturday. He gathered in large
number of 90 cents, and then boarded
the Fort Wayne train. About that time
Officers Yeager and Zane, who had been
watching him, took him OF tne train and
locked him up.
a shooting atfray, highly ooIored, oc.
CURED last evening about 6 O'Clock. 1t
all grew OUT Of a quarrel OF two coiored
beaux over one cOlored damsel. Walls
lnsinuated that Polk was liar, and
Polk Knocked him down with his only
arm, he being victim Of the late war
walls got up then, fired two shots buJ
without effect. Tue one who was being
used as target then ran, but both were
soon atter arrested,
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important Decision Death of
Harry Wrighps Father-Aarge
Public BeQueSts.

National Associated Press to the Star
BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 2O,-The will c,
| the laLe Anne f. P. Sever, which was
presented for probate this morning, cor.
tains the following public bequests: TO
Harvard College the sum OF SI40,O0O OF
which 500 O00 is to be expended in the
erection of building to be called Sever
Hall, $40, 200 to be devoted to the library,
and $4,000 unrestricted; to the Bos--
ton ChIldren's Hospital, $4,000; to the
Boston Port and Seaman Aid Society.
the Children's Mission, the Psovident
Association, the House of the Good
Samaritan, the New England Historic
Genealogical Society, the General Theo-
Logical Library and the Young Mems
Christian Union, $1,000 each; to the
training school for nurses in Boston and
the Connecticut Rstreat for Insane, a
similar amount of $1,000 each at the ter
mination OF a trust for life. The total
amount OF these bensfactions is $I95, 900.
The supreme Court has rendered a
decision denying the authority of Bos-
ton City Council to make East Boston
ferries free of tolls.
Samuel Wright, father OF the noted
baseball players, Harry, George and
sam, died at his home yesterday, of
paralysis, aged sixty-sx.
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Poisoned With "Jimson" Weed


NHVIUHHI EAssUDIaUeu LTtss % the otaP.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20.-At noon yes.
terday the family Of Thomas hnox, con.
sisttng Of himself, wife and three chill.
drep, were poisoned from drinking tea
Medical aid was called in and succee 4 ed
in counteraoting the effects Of the poi.
son, and they are now all in q fair way
to recovery. 1t seems Knox some TINA
ago gathered what he supposed were
thistles, for a Canary Dird, but on exam
nation the weed turned out to be stra.
Monta1t, more commonly known as
'Jlmson" weed. This had been nut into
the tea caddy, and when the tea was put
in had not all been emptied.
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Another Boston Child Murder.


BOSTON, Dec. 2O.-Another Jesse
Pomeroy has come to light in this city
Yesterday afternoon as Mary Cronin,
aged six years, and her two-year old
brother John, were asoen ding the stair
case In their fathers house on Lenox
street, they were met by Henry Ackere.
about thirteen years old, who also lived
in the house. Ackers said, "Pm going
to shoot one OF you" Mary replied, Il
guess you wont shoot me or my little
brother elther." when young Ackers de-
llDerate!y pulled out revolver, loaded
it with a cartridge and aimed it at the
children. The little fellow moved to 60
down stairs when Ackers fired and shot
the child, who lived but an hour afLer-
wards. Young Ackers Immediately fed,
and up to last account from the police
headquarters had not been captured,