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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-02
P. @enin8er tpieber amf bern
2ampfplate.

@te Der observation-disclosures teri&tet,
1ri@etnt pteler Gage cine GluslHrtft
pom bo&w. P. @enineer ole Nntrcrt
auf Das bud: ~Das Yaphtbum unp
Die peltlt&e Mu@t," usrfabt pom benz
aeseuwdrti9en Marine,S sfretdr Ebcm'
ion. Die 8orreoe berlelben lautet :
9sBtes Sabr, wdbrenp Der Bablcaua'
pasne. erl@fen etn BUD BON eineul
Wttsltebe Ter GnowsN ut5in8eB rubers
l&aft betitelt .Das papftbum uno
pte rpeltlthe MaGt." Mnfdneli@ a6s
tete Id fsbr ,usnts parauf; na&cem
uber Der @erlaHsr su einsm boben amte
berufen unp MttalteD bes Cabinets
rurce, befaut ras BUD lton r1sbr Sc
wi&t, unp barunn, als i1 Dor bret @os
den pom elmer WtiTOneretie aus Eeras
;uriidtebrte. puroe mtr Selaat, caB man
etne Wntmort BON mir erirarte. SD
nsbn,e bic Mrbett auf neil 6err Gboms
lon, jsBtaer Setretdr Der Wartne, 3w:i
nsiner Bidder als 3iell@etbe far ieinen
Gnsrtf auf bic gteuung ber fatbolt-
lden Strde IN Nmertta benuBte. ST
era&tet In mir etner1 Der Rdmpen, Der
cie b5ien pldne Der tatbpltlGsn prte'
ferl&ait unp oes fatbOltlGen @olfes
tn's 8erf feet. um pte republifanti&en
Snfttutionsn bteles 9anees Su unter>
eraben. Da pies' etne f@rere unb
%wettssbenoe Inflase III, 70 bin t@ met
men Nt:bGrsern etntge @rfldrunsen
l&uloiB.
Ger Ettel zines msiner SIher III s.:
~EatbOItciSmuS, Yrotetantis unp
unelaube." Der GtteI pes Nnoern :
"0Dn Der apeftOltl1sn unp unfsblbaren
Nuturitdt oes papfes, als esbrer Der
@ldubteen urp ietn @erbdItntB ~ sts
mem beumenii@en @onct."
&c 1T nidt meme Nti6t Die urs
Srrtbumer uno Wieperfdnps
nil1e, wel9e I'm Bu9e bes perm s bums
fOn entbalts1 fnc, unp bic ben srSBten
She'll Ger $50 Soften beHelben ausfdl,
len, Gem 2eier por3ufabren uup su ut>
rerlsseu. SD werps MID 5los BET BEN
Nnsrifen, bic ct auf MID maGt, pers
unD lc9ar pann rperoe i'd 70
fur3 als m6sIt@ istn. Mber uneea6s
tet Der Sdr;e bofe i@ bod bic Spise
elmer leoen eanse gu bre&sn, 1t: ct ses
gen mid ri9tet, pper Stelmebr eeeen
bic 8abrbetlen, pel&e id bic gbre
babe 3u oertbeipi9en, unp jeoer unpor-
2eler miro etfeunen, paB tG cas-
ean3e 4rsument ietnss Su@ss pOus
ttdncts Iber ben 6aufen eeporfsn babe.
Die GIusibrift TT in fOlsenpe BRET
elnSetbeiIt: II. berr, 2bOmion
sesen bic fatbplilGs Sir@e unp eeeen
metn BUD: ~RatbOlictsmus. prote.
fanttsmus unD u~nslaute." II. 6eu
GtOmlon seset bic unfsblbartett bes
uno sssen mein Bud: Bon
BET epcfpliihen uno u~nfeblbaren Mus
tOrttdt." III. 5err 1bOmplOn ssssn
BE Pdpfte unO Stiutten. unp ssssn
MID, neil t@ Elm Selutt bln."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-02
6efbicbte elmer 8efebrung.
(S Glu b.

NIs Die betDen GnsIdnrer Nctre,
Dame be(uhten, waren serape NeIi=
quten sur Serebruns ausssfeIt. Or,
NOR nod 3u unbefauut nit oerelet1eu
@esenhdnOen, wte er ielbf ssfebt, I'M
ntGt NIT elmer eewt6en S6su auf fl
su bItden. ST bate pamale NOD nt6l
Die 85de Ualbinstpns uno NellOns.
ote Beintleicer WeIinetons eeiebsn,
pte als rationale Neliquten bewabrl
uno entlpre&enD seebrt perren, aber
aus letnem Stucium Der bl. Sbrifi
muete ibm lhon pamals ntnnerltb
letn, wte pie @ebetne zines YrOpbeten
etnen zcoten gum 0eben srweften CA.
Ron. IS. 21) unp fpdter rte Slider.
wel@e Den Iebenpteen 3stb ces III. paus
luS terfibrt batten, 8ranfbeiten uno
bSle Setter rsrtrteben. u. DerbieIt
ft@ erntt unU ebrerbtetis !; er ~DerffanD
ftd lOsar paSu. Die &eliqutsn 3u fifsn,
Obwobl es tbm fGtltb etne ueberwtns
Duus fefete. 0ieuet@t ertnnerte er ft&
pte W., oab, mas ben bell. eetb @brts
IL beriibrt batte, au@ ieBt nod ebenlo
wirflam lstn f5nne, Dte oamals, als
DaS Weib, pen TEN caS gDan9elium
ersdbl, rapur6 sebeilt wurpe urD
wenn er Die 3artlt&fett fab. nit weibsr
aIte Qente unp &inper tbre 2tppeu auf
,tsie bnIieen Dtnee prdften, Damn
unndte CT sbenlO GUT ME lsin Reile9ee
nclie Die G.5mmtSteit bensioen, pie er
na&3uabmsn ie ntGt pstsern tonnte.
Auf benz Wsse BON Notre,D Dame
nod cenn Seminar Der auspdrtf8en
Wt(fpnen bemerfte g., Der pte rituults
htlhe Jree tbei!ie, pab Ctt r6mtl&s
fHismattlh. sriebil6e uno pte enslti&e
Staatsfu6e bret S6wsfsrn, refp. BRET
sletGbeyettists 3wetse Der etnen fatbo'
lilhen Rnfe Ieten. .GS NOR cod lebr
nOnnepOu, snoltG an Gem f16nen 0Ots
hspienIt unlererer i6mtlheu Sricer
lbetI su nebnen unD an cenielben Nl>
tdren an3ubeten." Nbsr W. erwtcsrte:
50 III ptelmsbr peinlt@. oab mot einer
BON .bnen uns als BIiosr a%nsrfennen
nod auaeben piiroe, psnu CT GuglanD
beluGte oper trsenDpo nit anpetrt ale
,unlern t5milhen Brdpern" anbetsn
; parum TT 60 cine Sdul1unA,
pisle Ies,eren in Grantreth Ooer ionft,
no fiji gins nit uns betra1ten au
wOlen. Sino fe bic Stride @Ottss,
conn 1T 20 unisre 6 taatSttr1e ntnt ;
unO penn oiele TO lit, pann gtbt %
anCsre, E es stbt ni1ts in Ger
Belt mas tbr 9Iet9t." 80 Vt wObl
Ssrape Dteie Dretlhweferntbsorte, mel,
be pts ptffe Sinrs um etc Ausen esr
lest.
Wtit lolhsn Oepanfen bel66ftt8t ia
men ne brI pem &rminlr an. Da0
Srlte, pas Ibnen duFEel, mar ote ehr
Iage DsTslibteu Tires gmpfau9ee einf
10 artiss unp ltsbrstae BsSrdbaus eai'
ten lie, pie aneItfaHtf&n 9reDtesI IN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-02

Die 8siuBuna YUn Matnt felt 1866
nm 5000 Wann aertnaer, ole su BUM
bsstasssetten BITE Grtectnsaiffsr 9
ntfon betrus. miro unasfdbr ouf bic
coppelte 3abl, ~ -13 900 Mann, ee,
bra&t rerren. Die Mabrsssl, 70 fdat
pas senannte 8latt bin;u, III tbetls
cur6 Rem reuen @arntlonsS unb Ga
lernirunesplan fir oas @ei6sbeer,
tbsilS rpseet Der ar5Beren Nusbebnune
Der @erfe pur@ bic GsfunsssN eubaus
ten nctSUenpt9 aerr0rDen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-02
Sic fran36fibem NtI9er il
NDm.

Nm 5. Mat emptns Der b. @atsr
1000 frnn35fi1e Yileer rnb bieIt 1a&s
benz Der 0tccmte be Damas etne NbreFe
YerIeien, an pieielben frlsenbe @ns
fpra&e.
Sd erise eud, meme Iiebsn &inber.
@ie SsluS Gbrtfus bte @pOfeL 10 erdBe
tno leene t6 eu6 DOR BEN rpenieen
@Orten, bic i'd an eu@ su rt1ter, ees
hente. Sbr feib 3euesn Der traurteer
9aee, In psl@er bic STRIDE fi1 befnbet.
Die RtrGe@ OttsS miro unterbrddt. aber
fe bstst fe miro SerfOlst absr fe Iest
8erwabruHs ein ; unp aud ibr NIT
MiQtonen Don ancern Hatbpltfe1 tn
alien IbeiIen Der @tlt prOtefirt aseer1
bte 0erfCIauna oeren Spfer BITE Stride
III. Sbr tomH1t bterber als fatbpliI6e
Armee, Cbne Deseu, uber NIT benz Ro>
ienfrun3 ; ibr feiD fetn frtesertfdes, fon
Der Elm psmltbtsss uno frtsbIi&ss Seer.
nno bsnnO& stbt 60 &ssierunesr, nell
DE fdr&ten unO elauben. rartn Iieee
pOlitit. unp man beabf6tiss Dfeients
gen, wsI&s asbieten, ;u ~firssn. Nur
bic Sance molten MIR ~fiirssn, pte Orb
runs aber wteber berfeQen ; benri spas
man sesenwdrtts 70 oft Orbnuns
lenut. miBte nit nett nebr 3e@t uns
Crpnung eenannt rperoen. Wir rrerctn
Soft UNI 9nape unb Rraft bitten ,ur
@ieperberfeQuns Der Srbnune. unle>
re unD Der Stride Getnbe btloen fG etn,
MIR bd&ten an cine @e8ens& evcIution.
STE fir&ten ia, no au Befar6tunaen
ear fein @nlas sebpten pirb, neil tbr
@ewiGsn fGulpbelaben III unb TIRE Gins
btIouneefraft H5rt. l1uo mir, rras fol,
len wir Bonn tbun ? @enben MIR uu1es
re auSen auf pte @elt, 70 lsbsn MIR,
bae uOn ben Meniden wentg 3u bpfsn
III. @as mare tn Der Ebot NOD BON
ibnen 3u bUfsn, ,penr ular 20 tpaet, Den
WDrterl pss papffes 5Tentli1 Elm De-
I1entt ent8seen3uitBen unb 3u faeen, bae
er Elm Sasnsr fell Cine ioI1e Spra&e
TT un9e3temenb uno elmer fatbrltl&sn
8e9terun8 unwd,bts. Sd wiu tetne
H%s8terung nennen ; absr bas babe i'd
9elelen.
Bas uns anlunet, bitten pir SefuS
@briRus um feline @nabe benz. er al
letn Dermas rie Orbnune rpiecer beraus
feuen. Die Stimme @ottes miro DON
i1euem ert5ner uno ieus @crte erI@ols
len lafen: n&s trerpe 2t&t /" gDtr lee
ben tn Der Ginferntb unb Der Dunfel-
belt beS SrrtbumS; absr @Ottes ettm,
me miro rufsn In Mttten oes 9oIfes:
"GS uerpe 3t@t" uno btelss miro lsts
ne Jrrtbtmer S%srlaffen; fe miro eS rus
ten tn W'ttten res SleruS, unc pteler
miro ft@ erinnern, ba6 CT cas 3tht III.
reI@es bte 8elt 3u erleu&ten berufen
tt. Our Grrei&uns bteiss Spsdes
fnc notbwencis unabIdftses @ebet,
8erfe Der Stsbe, Uftmoltssr Gmpfana
Der ). Saframente unD @sbete aur Grs
lan9un8 Der 8ebarrItGfett. 6eute mems
be i& mt& ni&t ALIEN an Did, 0 Soft,
unb an Martu. ~lOnberu aud an iensn
8rOesn ). papff Plus v, befen Self
MIR bsute bessbeu, unp i@ 1prete au
tbm: Aus Der @ewaIt Der Idrten Srr<
5ldubt9eu unD Sbismattter tppHet Du
uns befreien CHER wurpe Der bobe &eps
l1er 10 bswsat DaB er i6 Der italtenis
i@sn SpraGe 3u bsptenen beeonnl, oaf
eab aue JrttbGmer 0erni@tet uerpen
uEo pom Anssf@te Der @roe rpei@en.
Desbolb bltde I'D gum 6tmmeI urO BIT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-02

Die 8eiaguneen Der prRlt.
&sn 6eftungsn peS peuiihen 3einss
ioaeu DemndHt pepeuienpe 0erndrs
funser rur4 lruppsn auer WaTensa,.
lln8er erbaIten, 10 Sbln, Snabbuta,
WsE DteDeubOfen, SObIens unD Ditto.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-02

te fdr su& unb fdr mid ari bic rStbt>
&c Grlsu&tun9. M68e Der Seser
1Ottes auf eu@ n~teberfetssn, eu& fdre
fen unb eu& i@dBen auf benz eebenss
mcgee bis aunt Eooe.
, 1877-08-27
RAILROADS.

RESTORED TO GOOD STANDING.
IL WAS stated ID TnR TRIBUNE short time
ago thai the Wahzsh Railroal had been detected
iu cutting the rates, and thss In consequence
nr. Albert Fink. Commissioner OF tho New
York pool, had issued IN order directing tho
agents Of the roads belonging to tho pool TO
give no moro business to that line until It had
purgcd Haelf Of it, contempt. Whether tho
road has promised To conform to the rites here
after, or whether It has brought forward satIs-
factory evidence that The charges brought
against It were unfouudct, Is not known, Jet Il
transpires that day or two ago Mr.. Flnk gave
orders 10 restore the Wabash Road to It's
former standing md treat IT the same "a
other Western connections Of the pool. II
the managers Of tae road hare brought
forward satisfactory propf that their
line hts been unjust!y treated, then Its Testora.
tfon to good standing Is no tnurc than lust: but
situitted their guilt, but have promised to main.
tain the rates .ncrenites. then the entire pro-
cced!nHs hare been notllng more nor less than
fafce, oniE 1cstened to atlas the bad feelings
Of the other Western roads. Everybody knows
amount 70 nothing. Similar promises and
agreements were made by tho Wabash and 9th
e. rutds time and again, and were violated az
often, and II i fur 10 prcsume that tue Wabash
VIII violate tllis promise ~ soon as 4 proper op-
portn1tty otlsr.. Anti 7 can be qone Without the
70 *uF7fFe. must eh{orce It's rules atd trgt1ia-
tsons !iGdlY. and treat Ill roads alike. Il Is
Just tlis fcar Of p.ttialny being shown to
some OF TIC roads, and the fact that It seems 10
weak roa:la rather than Tho better mansget] MD
e.ern roads to Mr. Fnk. s4ens SSn u n fts
tue Wcst-bound business apfopuftouateiy 1rsonE
tbs vHtinahA
, 1877-08-27

cept BY substitute labor at their c1pcn.c. With
an areragc salary now OF only 871a--out OF
which the iaw requires them 10 purchase and
wear unitorm,-they are not unfrcquently
working from ten 10 tvelve hours per day.
ccivc less than s1,oo0 per year, and mnuy oi
them more, and theT hare the benefit Of ar
ranging their time to the eight hour system.
Comparing this with The services rendered., and
ior m increase of their salaries. aad te feguia.
tlon Of their pay according to the time It takes
to perform their duties, Ia fair, and just de-
maud, and the movement should be heartily
sustained BY the business men Of the country,
As well ~ BY the press; and II is to be honed
that Congress will aNako to full sense Of tho
true ftate OF affatrs, and mako ample reparattou
for the injustice done this body Of efficient
public servants. L-C.
, 1877-08-27

ia III FAANO2A
Reduced dividends a1e announced BY the
Chicago l. Alton and tho Chicago, Burlington
d Quincy Railroad. TIE former drops from
to 3}ft and the latter from 6 to 4,-bosh semi.
annual, The Raaroad Gazatt. tn speaking Of
these reductions, says:
These have betn among the so1Ldcst railroad
pfopert!ss in tho country. anil both are ailagct!
with great intelligence and care aud the stFiCtcst
integrity. The reductIans 10 the rate OF DIVIDEND
uot 80 TamarknUlc the fact that tlt of rates
have been maintained " 1onJ. The chic1Eo 4
Alton paid IL Der cent Tor nine years Until iast
reAr when vi was p1ld: for lhe hrat t,alf Of this
year # paid 4 per cent. The Chlcuxo. UurIfn9fnn
& Qnincy has paid 10 per cent far aon,c aftccs,
llsnt capital acr0luA, aud certainly excellent
properties. .-auong tina very ocst IN The Country. and
tNwsya sufc Of heavy traffic. The great crops Of
.tisr present year wilt doubtless !ncstusc ihctr
business larxtly ores LIST yrurr, but It Il not ~
certain that protts Will be Increased In the san.c
ptoss0stIon. However. the htockhodeYA are rather
10 BE- eon.atu lifted that the3 gst fsrEc dividends
than con1oIed With becaute shrv asr smaller than
they used to be and In this case they Aeem actuay
10 have had thelr expectations m0rc thaA fulfilled,
for the etock has advanced Nnce tic dividends
were declared, The Chicago, Noek ltaand ! Pa
tdc IN now the 0niy EhicsRo railroad which has
not reduced IT, rate OF dividend slnes 1879. That
road reduced ftoE, 10 to In 1910, but II has main
tAtHed the pef.ceut fats to this day.. The Hi.
nols Central ha4 fAlisn from 10 to A. and tho other
Chlcayh tsilroads had not become regular divl.
cnd.paytnz Aues bafoss 1871.
, 1877-08-27
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR-

pr.oa rat1nn. fnr III. f,r.nb co1ciuva ~ rr,.
-" -. c,.,.,su.t
s.., so.1 o..<...s 1.e.s.ru4, .e -. s.. -.
opfe'o' e''.a'e" :" 4's a'''aaet
CLf7EtASp, u, Aug. D.-The city Is ass!r
With preparations for tho grand CQnclave OF
knIwhts Tn nlar. which viii tako n,are here
auInv ths ws.l, 1.,,w, ommi,tcs. fro,,, Nv.
,sn,a., ~, a.hn. 49,. 49, ,:sa. ~ tasr s',,
e.aaa.' *"@ s o.1es e'Ees nase oec1 ~ to"n sew
efai daT&. fitting up rooms and buildings "a
Aeaduuartars for tho aeysrs1 Communicates.
anl the ,,l.n,nv NJ ,ou. md i,ccorutIor, ~, M,
,,,.,.s..s ss"ss.s s,s"',S 49,. .s.,% 80 e.se
ptuspa1 s11eets aseauy vesJ 'hpos'n2'
handsome aFr!'ca have been built aaFoss Wafer
street, and Superior above tue park, fcstooued
with eYerpxeena and hlaxnnod with words Of
we1ron. ri. d.corftlo, ~ m. cItv
I,r .,4t
y! oaAaete nsme anu ps!sete c.ts<eus
Will be On q liberal scale, Rnl tho
whple community is pfcraYlng to prom oto In
cYcrv rar N. .,,rcs.. ~ liz fae,,y., The ,,rc-
~ saH .. =. ..'".' s"o .ss ""...,e. .a
E'a'n'ne tof tne week 1ae4uaes setepio" a"4
concert ny the Grand Comnandcry at Case Hal!
on Mouuay night; d promenade concert, recep-
tim. anil hail hv thf Apoilo Commaulary. Of
t,hto.no w. ,r,'s.ssw a.nnt,,u. . yo,noc,tttvc
Mi r., ~ ..IS 800 - sh- psir.fi i,,.,.1
VII 1el A9G p.he ua"nsss , ~ NV ~, thss,,,1,t ~
!aIs astk on neuhesuay' aua ~ y" ~ ttuIaa IL .no
xeek: ftenaeatlons eFe Mao9 tos tac en, Gu.
sna1alntneht sa o. 20: III tnan ia,. ~ hits ~
NH ftstttug knfgVtt. la8 1oss!s, puotH;
tn tnn, aha pt!Fate sssaees I.. WI ~ Nv ,s,oh
lato camp TOT the yasis9t1 iof wnom tae satco.
he T g nSaPy ~ M ~ ~ ,,s .xnnetcd ~
, 1877-08-27

without society. A child Of 9rrat natural
powers u e!uentcd among savagcs will become
esayaRe: 1t folo~s TINT a. In life vo can do
notntfsQ hione, The same IN true OF religion. II
Is Just like ppt! nj or civil sentiment: made
strong by combination. No one man can be-
patriot, but II bis loYr for country Is shared by
e!9ry. Of oae Is the glory OF iii. 1t is a. srcat
. ne!p 70 man whcn tempted to remember that
hn laith IL that held by twn hundred njI)Ions OF
peepte; .alne tath eternsly tfumplst, which has
III The here.es rhs be sKss and has bnrsa
temples IN nhtch TO gather men aad un!,e them
IN tne oonds OF ,ove. faith tiaiing from ye.-
tehsday whSHy ny be s,tsf!el with slant!es but one
ausfea .aa ySSsJ. ws ss nas t1.n fo
laws 70 Kings and EmpesoFs, demands 80 edi-
hee worthy Of H. So thought those wLo erected
tot maRniacent cathedrals Of Rome, Antwerp,
snitaiEene, ana Mi'an which strike the traveller
- Another va!ue q great temple Is, TINT It
eommemorntes deeds Of t,erostn and love OF tlosl.
y Mfo'nng'.1 nnSga Hsa ehe.hea By stons !; the
Catholic Church chcrishcs tho memory OF its
faints add martyrs, and etnhalms their 6onorej
names. bhe has had meu whu have given thclf
lises n tx heri women pure and spotless whose
names arc >conseerated, aud churches Iure sre
dc1!catel 70 their memory. In little island
IN the He5sitles, loua, where the sullen waycs
s 81 sac ATLANTIC foek eease'essiy, can be fou,ll
thirteen centuries ago 81. CoiumSkiile.
There, where fosty KinTs Of scotland, tnat,T
Kings Of ireland, and two Of France, lie buried,
great o'Neill family, with Royal blood
IN llis velns. lived life Of secluston and fcrc.
ton. It must have required great strength OF
snarastsr ~ TO- as be ga to Leave hts hotno and
country he had ruled lie built upon this it,
TO Island a church famous IN tho history OF
t1le world, and which ruled scotland. the North
Columbki1le's memory Ia cushttuci today In lie
!gar:4 t. Of the people, and here Ia tho New
World. separated by thousands OF mI]es vi
ocean from the spot on which ilc spent }1is
bearing his tonore1 name. Wc SLOW Tic world
that our faith, though old, Ia ever Young and
that the ChnsGh which has ralsct such heroes ia
stil able to guide her people In the words Of
God.
, 1877-08-27
4PECGA l. NOTICE.


Ths ens.ps.t aaaeEars editions sver published of
eo@!s.s SaYit nainbers locts: double oumbsn Arts.
w. Aes aIs Mtfaf NJ II. NARY s<eeu Ero we'll to
Ets1SH& tiaN E0ss.. " HMHek jtFlnk. ...... .In.
~ 9e tosS neff H{ MteT +. CsWphEat.... :. I0:.
= otts1He Mua4AN. " ttntt Wta.n34 .luc.
kAtG tfC.
sTo Hun Ets4. W Asa Msff ltfra !foNe!t: .luc.
> ia LAZY AnaleJ's 6eerak- " AlN u. 4. Uez1
- ao9, tiN91lhbt1 IN ..E1t.
- WI " HeeHA ~ ~ Hsahs GAshluAn l0E-
~ Estk Et9o EsA9Es ~ Asa = nT4Ado1. .lac.
~ ~ ~ FAAs "!a4k. ~ lFA v ~ ha|t1n- luC.
H.'s Tsils: u IT, ses i; u :ior Haxo if.o
,s rSs S.pexI f1i'a II oof} /,
tof saln u and oewx tslefs essIIxk!efs
Hm: H.a. e1 seSs19f " rtses II sEApLE
, 1877-08-27

fnESltRsTrTuTJoE NJ
HRASDY Fur ALEUfft)L,
the ire Of the True .Jdm1t-
"a Ginger, OF thetT own NJ.
lection And Importation. IL
combination with choice
|aromAfltA. ~ devised and
originated by l3r, sanfDT,L
Iplaecd this preparation In
f4csttt! merit n far ahead nf
|anytAln1 before spsnpottni3-
"a that. Notwithstanding
the niott bitter pppysItjpu
|!fptn che trade, Iii satet IN
New England hOw exceed
inst OF All 9t1,cr1 entn1,tnrd.
u r. second yeaT OF liz man.
|lfaEtllsc III sale exceeded
The previous year by over
|GftJ.ote Thousand lxttlek
II Is manufactured on i
EA]c sftnpay enormous,
We shoiis7nd Fatluns arr
Ial*sTt keDt madc long III
adTaf1ce Vt nnption. hy
which j. acquires \ t,elf.
ctolis favor and brilliant
|trAn1pefrncy. Es+rT I'm.
pfoYcMent In l1upf.ayIuv
apparatus IA adopted 70 u
to permit Lilo tfs' Of f.osiiY
materials and Jet retain I
jtt4flt. The b0stlIux MA.
chine II alone 4ttd TO nu
NO 1hnpsAnd four hpaaFrI
lVltles Irer hour. Fsu44
this bflef ttatenent tt viii
70 Nen tlI2t stEHsttS.
NEEk3 4 PtJf~fEit i.aSc
fntafel urUn the rpa1u{Ac-
tlfr Ut s&3ilfur.t's Jaulatc4
tjin1lr In n manner that
must In time sccuE4+ fut
them the enormous trA.ls
II lhtA AItfel4. IL cltx1t1t
1ATos, grttt merit, and INV
price tfi0tfi.t tH tcstsrt Uutrs
b] ttlotu III need at . family
nIcIlclac hefuEr allowing
|liiemsrlrts 10 bc inJuclH,
by MISREPRESENTATION. 20
tuy ukhrte. 1nu,t uE'uu
having what you cali fof-
1ANf.lIsD JAMAICA
AtSuEH.
, 1877-08-27

wonderful cuts OF tameurss Of twenty .ase
Jear:' standiue,-Tha Second vies. .Pres,deat Ut
shs E1eel'or ssyings nsnk II mTw:aty.thi1e street
renee, was lama for swunty Ave rear.. ContrAc-
ton Of tho mus lss OF his fsft lsg; hal no fai.n in
edge Of Dr.. Gi't =, who II scientific and abls
chsmist. md haa never ret nadn poor ssticls.
NJ. L. slpriss I'd &atsiaciion, ths stiffness left
tbs cose Of his sR. and II eceAms elastic ~ tho
othes. Fer ale bY all druggists.
, 1877-08-27
Wells and Anderson, of the Re.
turning Board, at the
Capital.
Interviews with Them Relative to
the Republican Party In
Louisiana.
Rumor that tho President Will Dispeusa
with the Extra Session.
Uncle Sam HaSfng Some nother About
His Gas Bills,
LOUISIANA.
WELLS ARD ANDERSON.

LOUISIANA.
WELLS ARD ANDERSON.
gp<eoi N&poteA IA 77s 1stsuns.
WAsRNaToN, D. c., Aug. M.--Wells sud An
derson. Of the Louisiana Raturning Board, arc
here. They aay their visit has no particular
Significance. Tbs accounts Of MN]tson Wells
as Naval Officer hare not boon adjusted, and
there Is 4 considerable sum due him. lie IL
hcrc to secure m official settlement OF that &C:
count with tho Treasury Department. Andes-
son also has c1alm In the Department, in the
interest Of which hc4,as come. The attention
OF Wells and Anderson having been called to
what purportcd to bv m Interview with jewett,
Secretary Of tho Republican Louisiana Com
msetee, In the CEncon1ti Enquirer, Wells
aud Anderson both agreed that tho
statements purportlng to hava been mado
W Jevett In that Interview we're utterly false.
Jewctt has put III blu mouth The statement
that,
WHEN IonN snERnAH VAS Is NEW onLxAys
Il one Of the COMMITTEES Of visiting statesmen,
he made bargain with Madison wells, prcai-
dent Ut tho Returning board, the effect Of
which was that Wells was 70 have the dlstrtbu-
ton Of the political patronage in Louisiana.
Madison Wells says TINT the statement Is utter
y ta'ao In every particular; that when John
sherman wa1 in Nav Orleans Wetla never
vefsat!on with him. No suc,, surresdon va.
male o. tntimatcd to HIN, directly Or fntiiroct,y.
a. 70 tho btateEucut, In tile same Interview, that
!eTett, ~ eecsetary Oh tho Comn,tttce, i1tcnds
~ fsaue
4 CIRCULAR DRBAnptuo 1un Rxprst1rA,t ON.
Snd RECOMMENDING TINT the Republicans supoo.t
Nichols u agalnst Hiltz> Gault, who Is mem-
IN the power Of tue secreiaiy Of the Con!pitt.sc
TO do anrthfDH Of the sort, aud that, while tAe
, 1877-08-27
> PASIfMES,


GpertaI hspafcA 10 zA< TdbJh<.
: MAcoA1, nl:, Aug. A.-Alls tho trottng
races st the SIcDonough County Fair, beginning
Tuesday Of this week, have IN aversge OF seven
entries Tho fEce-for.a]l r&ee will b. totly con-
tcsted, A. tho ho1sca Ia II haro the following
'recosda: Red Cloud, 9:t8; Cosette, u:19; capt.
Jack, 3:o5; George r, Pllot, 2::ss3
, 1877-08-27
CRIAIE.'
wIFE.MUNDER,

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 26.-Ezekiel B. Wostheu,
j., fatally shot Ills vito last night. She left
him some time since on account Of alleged
abuaivc treatment. Io called Inst night to In.
duca tier to return, and, OF. refusal, shot her.
Ho waA arrested.
, 1877-08-27
STABBED,

Gpeeta' Dsspasck'to 7AS 2s1ava&
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. M.-Duriug German
picnic near tho Grand Trunk Junction to-day,
Heinrich Stephenson etabbel bis beothnr-ln-law,
Audrew BchIoy, and killed him.
, 1877-08-27
11,1tSfE.

Nj. eamusl Powell. Secretary Of the General
Ticket and Passenger Agents. Association, has
bkacd circular notifying general ticket
agents that tbs regular annual meeting Of the
General Ticket and Passenger Agents 4ssoc.a-
tton will bo held at tho uotel brunswick At
Uostons Masa., Friday, Sept. II.
, 1877-08-27

It docs not pay To hare your teeth 70 10 decay
when th> uss Ut bert zrd's Golden Uensiavs would
lfsrsnl u sna seslora them 70 thek patuEa! color.
FOR ss}e By all dFugG,t u.
, 1877-08-27
THF TELEPHONE.

,Nkw Yonx, Aug. .0.-Thc new Edison te1e-
phone was tsated to-day 1t the Western Union
Building OVER tho extraordinary distance Of
/: 40 mica. The wirc used was 4 loop to Hart
3brd and back, over which music was trats-
United distinctly.
, 1877-08-27
MEDICAL
SANF0RD'S
JAMAlCAGlNGER
TIE QUINTEssEN0E 0r JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AR0MAT1Cs,
AND TRENCH BRANDY,

preparation elegantly favored md medfc,nat1v
ansctEt 70 utei{ surpts. als previous preparations
ard cure Of dteth4es and ailments Incidental TO liz sp
nef md winter sessonA and 70 sudden changes of tenn
pefAtuEE :,
, 1877-08-27

Special Dhpalsh 10 9As Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26,-WeaIcy Morris,
4rsel last week for tho murder Of BIZ wife, was
seQultted this morning.
, 1877-08-27
THE WEATHER.

=. = TUE J"FxssFIFk-Ilt, }
WASHINGTON, Aug. '97-l =. m.-For tho
Teuucsseo and Ohn Vsiley aud the Lake Re-
giop, southeFly wttds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, occasional local rains, snta stationary
barometer. '- .
CnIpAqp, Au9. ~