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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

" 1t was on this march that we lost all
the men who were killed or wounded
during our stay in Pittsburgh, except
the few who were hurt by stones on
Saturday afternoon We marched at
an ordinary pace and in good order.
We were followed by no crowd, but from
street-corners and alley-ways and win
doWs and house-tops we were fired upon
as we marched along, our men return
ing the fire and inficting considerably
more loss on their assailants than thew
received. When we reached Fortieth
street we let go at house from which
an unusually heavy fire proceeded, with
the Cuttings, the only time they were
used. When we reached the United
States arsenal we were refused admis-
sion by Maj Burlington, the command
ant, on the plea that his doing so would
bring the whole mob down upon nina
scurvy excuse and scurvy trick, as we
could have held the arsenal, admirably
situated for defense, against all Pitts
burgh. From there, after leaving our
wounded IN the arsenal, we marched
over the bridge to Sharpsburg, where we
were kindly treated and given food by
the Villagers. After a march Of about
twelve miles we reached q place called
Roses Grove, about 5 o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, and from there, after short
rest, marched q mile further to a hill
near ClaremOnt, where the command
bivouacked and remained until they
were ordered by Adjt. Gen Latta yester-
day morning to return to Philadelph :"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

could not occur without doing great
damage to all business interests. To
say that this embargo upon railway
traffic was in the interests of oppressed
that laborers were benefited by it.
There is reason to believe that the strike
of the train men on the Baltimore &
Ohio and Pennsylvania railways-fro
which all the trouble came-had some
reason in it, and that the men were I'M
fairly treated by their employers. This
gave the strikers the sympathies of the
communities along the line of the rail
ways. Thus far the affair was not unu-
sual and caused very little excitement
and would have done no harm if it had
done no good had it been left with the
parties interested-the companies and
their employees; but at this point anoth-
er element entered and taking advant-
age of the sympathy of the people for
workingmen; this new element-which
consisted wholly of tramps and thieves
played the role of oppressed laborers
contending for bread. All the destruc-
ton of lite and property that followed
was the work of this element. When
the great mass of law abiding citizens
came to full realization of matters and
satisfied themselves that it was not
struggle of oppressed laborers for bread,
they put an end to it very quickly. But
the sympathy of the people with the
outbreak and the delay in suppressing
it has cost the country many millions of
dollars. 1t is to be hoped, however, that
this great loss will not have been in vain
1t is to be hoped that it has taught all
honest men that evils cannot be correct
ed by trampling the civil law under foot.
1t is to be hoped that it has also taught
the business community that it cannot
afford to sympathise with violations of
the civil law. If it shall have taught all
good citizens that redress of grievances
cannot be secured through MODS and
riots the lesson may yet be worth all it
has cost. The question of labor strikes
is an old one. Strikes are so certain to
degenerate into riots and mobs that it
is strange that this one had any sympa-
thy. The people of this country should
have known without the costly expert
ment of the past week that mob law
would not accomplish anything of real
value to workingmen. With the sad
results of the past week before them,
the working men and their ympathizing
friends will not likely permit their homes
and families, their country and its laws
to again be ruled for week by mobs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
England Scared at Our Strike,

Cable kilograms from London report
a great deal of uneasiness in England
over the news of the strikes and riots
IN this country. The people of England
have probably not analysed the subject
and separated the real rail road strikers
from the great mob of tramps, loafers
and thieves. The people of this coun-
try do not draw as distinctly as they
should the line of demarkation between
the real workingmen and the thieving
mob that has destroyed so much proper
ty, and interfered so basely with nearly
all kinds of business throughout a half
dozen great states. The success of the
mob OF thieves was mainly owing to the
sympathy of the great mass of the
people with the workingmen, but the
workingmen are not the ones who per-
perpetrated the outrages at Pittsburg,
Baltimore and Reading. England will
allay for fears when she gets the whole
case, and learns that the workingmen
of this country have no sympathy with
the tramps and thieves who composed
the mob and who had no other aim
in view than that of plumber. The mob
took advantage of the sympathy of the
mass of the people for the workingmen
and ruled the country for a short time,
1t IS true, but the end come very quick
ly when the people discovered that
they were wasting sympathy upon
band of thieves who never did an honest
days labor. The hostility of honest
laborers toward the mob was distinctly
shown at Chicago and the determination
with which the authorities opened war
upon the thieves soon made it too hot
for their operations. In Chicago the
trouble was started by thieving tramps
and pluguglies; the workingmen took
no part in it and had no sympathy for
it. To call that band of villains who
paraded the streets of Chicago and drove
laborers from their work the strikers
or worklngmen is SANDER upon work
ingmen. The Joliet Penitentiarv does
not contain a worse crowd. When
England learns that this country SYM
pathises with its workingmen, but not
with thieving mobs, and that such
riotous bands will not long exist in de-
fance of law, and that the government
can and will protect the property of
citizens, then England and England's
capitalists will get over the scare of the
past few days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

The comments of the press of the
country on the great riot at Pittsburg
furnish but very little consolation for
that city That the business commu-
nifty of Pittsburg is greatly to blame for
the wholesale destruction Of property
there can be no doubt Pittsburg will
long regret the day she aided and SYM
pathized with mob on her ST. is. The
Pennsylvania railway company may
have Disseminated against the city, but
the citizens of Pittsburg committed
far greater wrong when they sought ven
geance through the torch of an infuri-
ated mob. In a hundred ways will she
repent for years to come the evil hour
when she sought to right wrong by
defiance of civil law The country will
not sympathize with her now when she
mourns the loss of $1,000 900 of burned
property, which she must replace by
the taxation of that which is left, while
the thousands of families who lived
from the employment furnished by the
railway are also to be supplied with
bread by taxation. There will be no
contributions from other cities to the
support of her poor When Pittsburg
has buried her dead, cared for her
wounded, punished her incendiary mob,
supported her poor and replaced the
property burned by her mob, by taxa
ton, perhaps she will have thoroughly
learned that the best thing for American
citizens to do is to uphold and enforce
the civil law at all times and under all
circumstances.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
MARKETS..
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, July %. Wheat = Heavy
and lower at $1.27, cash $111a seller
August; $1.O63 seller September. Corn
and easy at 474(947sc seller
August; 49,, cash. Oats nominal
Pork Weak and lower, at S13.179,
cash S13.377 seller September. Lard
Easy and quiet, at $S.9S, cash $9.023
seller September Hogs-Receipts, g.
OOO market active and higher, light
$5.OO(9s5.15; heavy $5.O0(9$5. 20. All
sold
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
A Week of Experience.

The past week was one of unparalleled
excitement On all the railway lines in
the middle states. Internal commerce
was almost entirely suspended during
the week ending with the 28th of July
"a condition of things never before
occurring in this country, and one that
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
MILWAUKEE MARKET

MILWAUKEE, July 2S-Wheat-Unset-
tied at s1.33 for No. 1; $1.34 for hard !:
s129 for No. 2; $1I29 for No. 8; 81 .1455
for seller August; $1101 for seller Sep
TENDER. Receipts, of wheat = SO 300
bushels shipments, $500 bushels
Corn, steady, at 4Slc for No. 2. Oats
Firm, at SOC. Rye-Quiet and nomi-
nal, at SIZE for No. l. Barley-Steady,
at &c. for No g
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, July 800 P. M.-Cot-
ton-Steady at 125c for middling up
lands. Flour-Dull; receipts 1000 bbls.
sales 5000 bbls. without decided change.
Wheat-Declining; receipts 1900 bus
sales $4,000 bus. Rye-Quiet. Corn
49ac lower; receipts l8S,0O0 bus; sales
$4,000 bus at 593(063ac for mixed west
ern. Barley-Nominal Oats-Dull;
receipts 1900 bus; sales 10000 bus, at
32(05Sc for mixed western; 100000
for white. Pork-Steady at $3.50.
Lard-Quiet at $9.45@9.473 Whisky
AT $1.15. Petroleum-Crude at 79c;
refined at 14a@15c. Coal-Firm. Lea
ther-Unchanged. Wool-Heavy.
BALTIMORE MARKET
BALTIMORE, July -3.OOP. M.-Flour
firm and unchanged Wheat
Dull and lower; No. 2 Western Winter
Red, August delivery, at $14Oa; Sep
at$1.384. Corn-Dull and lower West
ern mixed spot and seller July at 65c
seller August and September at 619c ;
steamer at SOC. Oats-Quiet and I'M
changed. Rye-Nominally unchanged.
Provisions Active, strong and higher.
Pork,-At $15.00015.25. Receipts :
Flour, 600 bbls.; Wheat, 81 800 bushels;
Corn $500 bushels, all southern Oats,
800 bushels.
, 1877-12-21

@reenebaum in Seem Dorf, um bort Die Mo.
tbt9en Sfritte CUR MISUNDERSTANDING bes
CREDITS Der Sirma gu tbur. 0aS @eriidt,
oaB oteielbe tbre @ftipa ullo Y%aiiipa, bier mie
in Nem Yorf, an einen Sertraneltsu1aun
iibertraSen babe, miro BON Serrn @reeuez
baum ais nnrtftia beseidnet.
&aS Die Seutid)e Nationalbant betrifit, TO
tptro ELL ieber uornrtbeilsfreie Dienlb sts
geben miiiien, Dap Die Sernaltung berielben
g~eraoe5n SemunbernSpertbeS 9%eleiitet bat.
Sn s3ett bon bier Dionater DOH ibren De-
poitten IS YroSeut gu perlleren, tpiirbe fetne
ailoere Sanf ausgebalten babeu, unb es 1T
%erltaunltf u1o Elm VepeiS bon Der oroben
SoIioltdt Der 9eutihen Nationalbarf, oab
lie eS 10 LANCE aiS9ebalten bat. 9iod) 9eiterll
purben $107, 900 berauSseaoaen. @enm Die
Sallf fir INNER eingebt, 10 fam ie jeoeus
ials auf el1e ebrenpolle @ei9ifte peripetien.
Sic bat NIT Stiirmen su fdmpfeu gebabt,
pte ielten etne Sanf uor ibr, mo bat bieiel.
ben bis iest sliidlld beltanoen gebobt.
Oa eS feinem 3meifeI unterlifgt, bab iebel
Der 9epoltoren iein @elo erbdlt, 70 lpirt
Seoermanr, Der nit ibr @eiddfte getban bat
es mr. beoanern, DaB ite Dem Druid Der Sci
ten bat meifen miiiien.
, 1877-12-21
80 en-.

Gus Yaris idreibt Elm Seniuetonia: Ser
SpItberbff breitet IN tielen Sa8sn letnen
pollen Sauber fiber YariS aus, als moute er
Der auasms,n silt,Sen 4nnabme ipottsu. oaB
NIT Nuerbe,li9en bic Winteriaiion b%e9iunt.
Ser Barrier 6ancsl psrsist oles nibt uuo
bat iit reoltG aH9elrengt, anf Dem 9sbleie
Der &letoermooen mebr oils aemD mild oes
Jtenen unb Sh1nsn 3u ~liefern. inoem er nit
meblldhrt9ea Graot,ioneu uusrbittlih sebro.
heL bat. Das Auge, oas nur nod Oil 9latts
.Seu9e 9emDhnt NOR, 1T angenehm beriibrl
bel BEN Nnbllds Der rGh9eDlrlten Selcen'
unb Woueitoffe, Die fin inn iioerau barbietsn,
iomie Der munn,dtalti8sn 3ulammenfeunns
Der Harben unb ShattirnnBen. Wenn ilG
Anfaugs oes Serbltes Die io9euannten
~neigeuses nnb mousseuses, Wouttote,
Onr1ao9en nit melben unb bnatsn denllsn.
4 ti9eu 0urhihia9sfaoen, als eine erite
&lbnbett faum herUorna9ten, 10 iino fte ieet
lbon melt iiberbolt ourd) bic perlhteoen fteu
@emebe aus Ssios uuo Woue. bic inter ben
Sestttnungen : armure, matelasse, matte
lophophore un6 anoeren bOhtrabeuoen Nas
men tpsllS Slumen, tle.lS aierlel Yhantas
lte5eihnun9en bartsusu. tbeiiS @efehte
unb Salerblloun9en nadabmen unb frsiltd)
ourd9dn9lib sbenio fotlp,el,9 OILS neu uno
9eidmaduon iino. Die 2rOns aber psrtisnl
nsben ben i1wersn Seioenbamaltsn, Die in
Gle Sage un'ersr urabnen auriidper)seen.
Der yelours frappe. eiue art @enueier
Sammt. auf beiien aldnaenbem Se,oeuerunbs
lid bic Sammtblnmen nuo Hauteu iharf
abbeben unb her oorw,e9en mt 9lattsm
Sammt unb often &anten ODER Smitatonen
BON iolheu sarnirt piro. Dieie neusn So.
bricats babsn nun i'm Sdnitis Der &leiber etne
Asnoauna bsrbsiseiibrt. Ser Ooppelrod,
, 1877-12-21
Ser Smmbme Der @iDil Sienft=
Mcfcrm.

Sier tin geiipiel, mie Gipll 9ienlts9teform
ausgefiibrt miro. Ser bon SapeS ernannte
unb pom SunoessS enat beitatl9te neue Colt
iul fir 2luorno in Staten 1T elm Dtr.
Dianuel @opin BON 5loriba. 9ieier Mann
bat falife @e6iel i'm Selaufe bon $4,000
ausaeteut, inter melbe er ben giameu ieines
Saters fdlidte. Dies geitab III Stem Dorf.
yioh bepor bieSdlihun9 entoedt uuroe, erts
mid @optn lnb alsbann entldloB ilh ietn
Slater, bic betrefienoen Summtn III ,ablen.
Spdter madte Ell iit idmueiser &nif1e beim
Serfauf cubaniifer SonbS uerpdhti9, ruosu
man ibn ais Iaent ernaEnt bate. gnoliA
bat er aIS Deputy Collector Der Gegiernng
81 Sen gSeit Sunoesseloer fir lid ueriueunet,
e%ritattete ie jeood 5uriid, ebe er ansetlast
mnroe.
ST erbielt bann bic Yoitmeiter= Stele Az
Satiouulle, Slorioa, fem Menlh wonte je'
bod Die n0tbise Siirgihaft fir Tim %leilten, 10
iplrbe NiftS aus Der 4nltelllg. Steier
Uiann a9ltlrte in 1876 inter Den amerifauis
iirten @ubanern 81 &eg gNelt unb Safion=
bile fir Die Wabl BON paDes Nrn in Nrm
nit Dem SduappiadsS Senator Gonoocr. 9aS
@onlnIat al 2ipOrno lit bic. gelobnun9 fir
bieie Sbatigfeit.
SIT 0as enc Gipi1.O ienit. 9ieforml, BON
Der cine neue Nera oes 2aubes propbeSeit
tpurbe? Sumbus!
, 1877-12-21

mag r polonaise, unique. tablier ODER
echarpe beBen. TT enitnront, nnb iei1
Nahfol8er 1T Die robe princessc, beren
@runbbeoinsans in retdsn Stoflen NIB snt'
ipretenoen @arnitnreu Iis9t. N:nn biSber
gu etnsm Gofiime "a Wster Stcff et'Oroerlid
paren, 10 siebt iid Die S9ueicsrlnn iir cine
robe princesse nit IL Dietsr Sufrteoen,
aber 3u cielen tritt cine iolhe 3uthat BON
Stifereien, menn es iit um Nussehetleiosr,
uno BON SpiBen, menu IS fid nm @eisas
ihattssS oiletten hanoelt, baB Der Scftsn'
punct nod mie Dor unssfdbr oerislbe blelbt.
Ills bic olerneuefe @arnitur fir Sotree'
unb Sauflsioer perben bic rubans mara
bout aus 9smirfteu StrauBenfeOsrn in allen
6arben uno bic rubans = plume emp'oblen,
melH lsbtere ans elner bunten Slumenarlrs
lanoe auf belem @runoe init elmer Sorours
aus loderer Seioe, .Del6e bic roia StrauBs
fsoer naaabmt, bsitebt. Nub Die 6ats ma'
den Der cugenblidlth hertihehben Sc
lhmodsrihtung ole @bre. Nadosm man
spiiten munderlei NIB mitunter Iebr aben'
tederltten Sormen selhwanfi, bat lid tt
elegante Barrier Sameuwslt Die einfaflt er
uno 3u9leId fle,biamfsn, idmmilid Nbartsr
Der oas @etht eng sinrabmenoen capott
douairiere, entfbieeen, NIT Der Tar,ante
oaB b,e SbreR mad mis Dor troe Der . nee
banoer aus Ntlas uno Der &Ollers
aus Sammt ob.r rubans- plume uubeosd
bletben,
, 1877-12-21
Wieren= mn @lo,eu,sroufbe,,eu
3eusnine.
Gin tpichtiaer Brief.

INN b0r. Wllb., 80. Wpril 1873.
Or. y. Outer. tbeurer berr! SD babe
Sbreu xNelolpent", ibre Nssulir. piaen umo oas ReaOp
9tslef unssfabr elm Sabr lang ss8en 1eldpulltt
4boomen 0~ebraxdt. be bon hen eminenteftrn
Merjten be-; meoIJiniiben Goleaiuins fir unbeil.
bar srtldrt lporoen waren. Dielelben iparen ,pie Ius.
lpiiAie an einsm Baum. Qosun i'd iaB. bin9en oiriel.
ben bis beinabe jun BpDem berab, uno oils i'd 3bre
Wfebijinsu az eebrau1en AIMING. bstru9 meir UeiDiht
2'o pfuno. Sebt 1T es aaf 2l0 pfunb %repu3irt aber
bic Geidwulite iino nod ulAt 9auj p.rihwunoen. Sd
babe "a SSla den BON benz yt~eioluelt, Q pom Jtelief uuo
"a Sda&teln 4iuen 9enomuen. SD srbalts ole VIE.
sinen ourb q. Granoiu. Shidem sic mir aef6liQSt
Sbr Hu1 u5aljb uno tpabr." Mira. g. Rrapt
, 1877-12-21
Naiber Mb0am9.

48tnttn uab Oertaufer!
Osnry QDarp Sse1sr's J~auilien- 3situas trttt TIRE
Sefblt. cation an uap stebl llren IbpnnsaIea sWet Der
arSBtsn uup lHbufsu pieosrapbt,en. 3psI auBerHan.
~itsbenbsn Bilpera. welpe lpIprt I0Ban8 fapsa. won uirs.
Wnpsrisu ais Ws8sutude ~ .prsm W lde awake"unb
Fast asleep. A8sntsn eabsn tmmenlsa Gtfpls estt
pie pett female e~ebVlsne Selessnesti Tur rt. Mir Itsfsra
BEN ltthtetea unp iGpnffea OerfIals- SepenhaRe unp be.
4benusui erbait . tSrts III ftpns otIeer. 5tnlans.
ltttr Uprrotb iu a~u8eubltd strer ser 9npaas atttanesn.
Die 3situas lsiba aept uater 5amtiisa .5Surnalta cone
tbres 9lei&sa "a, lnp 1T ~ pepalaT,saB tie Die 8reRts
8 alent wtrb perpenptt. @pwarb @e8lstpa's 9~ssaeluns
fanat aerabe an; ets trabsrsn &aptstl IL ben ben atpu.
nentsn a~eltsfsrt. Mrs. 0tpwe'S laaeerisbate UpIss au,
Nv wife and T., te8,nnt NIT Dem neusn Sabre. 9rs
atnb Semaup, btr eta sntss Salar ppsr stn uaabpaa ,t9ts
4efa6ft punjdt ipatt far &treulare Wue prsis.!f.. i'd
psabtn an z. u. Tp-e v. Co.. New gOrt 4D19pt.
s s:s, y. SssIs :ss,, en- 'a''YlSsnten pe,lanst.
, 1877-12-21
ST.. &aOmaD'S
MeauliremSe Ntllett IT.

gOuiommen seiamadIOs. sleaant nit liibsm Gumnli
fberaoaen, rein(9en uuo re9uliren oas Spltenl, puBei
aus uuo ftdrfem. Sir Die beiiuns BON allen nnorO.
aunaen oes Masens, Der Isbsr. Der &'r9 'meioe, Me'
oer%oaulidfeit, Opipepiia, Uauenfranfge ten, 6lcber.
UeoarmentjiinbuuS, Ueihnurs uito que Storun9en
Ser iunerli9en Or9ane iinc IabWap's 4'llen oas 6eil'
mittel, pelien poitiue QBlrtuna mir 9araltirer sic
ino aaslGlieBlih aus pfan5entoffen btreitet llno ent.
baIteu TEN Quedlilber, felne mineraliihen ooer ionit
ibdbliden Stoffe.
e- Man merte fh fOlsenoe spmetons. bic aus
etDrunaeu Der YerDauunsssOr8a btroorgelen:
Werltopiuus Der GiuSeneioe. 0elDpiire, 8Iutdn.
,rans nab Dem aopie, @'agsnlaure, s'eianra gum
tuio. 5hluere i'm Wagen, lHlres NuTlto6en, 0riden
coer alopfeu i'll Der 5er5aruOt, 8etauoung i'll Sopie,
beldleunl0tes uup er1n,rtes Ntbemboleu, j. rj-
fIpniem, UefiAl Der Grit dung, iueti III lle9euoev
stFauno, tSleten poer Streiien DOR pen Nlaen. Sie.
6er. itunrpIes Rppflpeb, WtunSel an SbueiB, Welbget
ppn baut uno Nnseu. Shmer5en III per seite, @rul
ilno Wl,ereru. ~ficqenoe b,be mo prldeli, uno Sren'
neu III Den 4Nusfeln &C.
Sysniae Dozen ppn Gabipap's pilsn rfroen bas
ep EN- bon al ben obensenannten llebtil btfreien,
S,reis rs Gents Die SbaHtel. gu baben III Den
MpptDeteu.
, 1877-12-21
=. 8. 8untel's .9itter Wine ~
cfrpu~.

So 1T fein Ean beiaant, wo q. 3. 3unfePs
Bitter . Giien Weln" bic Wtrtuu9 perfagt
bdtte bel Der 9eilung bon Shmdhe, beglet'
tet nit Sgmptol1er, pte Sdeu Dor allen
Inftrengungen, Geod4tnibperluf, Nfbma,
au9enletner Gntfrdftuug, Surht Dor &ranf'
belt, nerpoiem j3tttern, @ranen Dor benz
Tooe, NahtldueiBen, falteu UiBen, Ibnabnie
oes 4usenlihtes, Grihlafun9 oes Wtustel'
Spltems, enornlenl Ippetit NIT bnspepttihen
Spmptomer, betBen 9anoen, flesenoer 9iRe.
Grodelibelt Der 9aut, Bldife uno Nuslfle8
beS 9elthts, uerborbenem Blut, Shmer3en
i'm Niiden, SAwere Der Nugenlieoer, Shpe'
ben lttparser Wunfte Dor ben Iu9en nit 4n'
bra1g oeS Blutes 9egen ben Sebnerueu uno
aettmetls9er SllnObeit, nnrn09lttfeit bic Sc
carlten anf elnen Yunft 3u friren. Iue oteis
Spmptomen entiprin9en aus Shmdde uno
gu tbrer 9eilung oient 9. s. Runtels ~Vtt'
ter'GliensHein". @r thut tn1n,er ieine Wlr'
lung. Sauleuoe, Die i'm gebrauAt haben,
ltno jest mleoer i'm 8elis lbrer pollen Ct
lunobelt. Jfebnlt ben dhten! Wirb p~erfauft
nur ~ 81 Slaiden. Iber nebmt teinen an
bern oils ben bon 8. 8. &unfel! 8ra9t mad
TuntePS nV,tter. 81 len. Wein". Or TT bon
10 olslen Perlonen aus ieoer Sbidte Der Ge'
leulhaft, BON Yeriouen ieoes StanbeS Mnb
Alters elprobt poroen, oaB er iett oils ur'
entbebrltde, toniite Wteoi5in gilt. Gr tofet
ltd)t ptel, reinist oas Blut, ftdrft ben Wta9en,
yrneuert oas Spltem ulo perldn9ert oaS st.
ben.
Sd uerlau9e nur, bab man etnea Eeriu&
nit btelem b0hit iGasbarsn Eonit made.
Yrets 81 per Slaihe. Aaeiui9er Gt9entbimer
Y. s. &nnfel, 9to. 1853 9torb NeInte Ctr,
Eaterbalb 8iueitr., philadelphia, ga. 6rast
mad &unfelS BITTER Wtue of SrOn" uno
rebmt feineu anbcreu. Gine photographic
oes Gi9entbiimerS III auf iebem uml4la9 ,
ale anoern itno Sdlibungen. Siitet Sud
Dor lolhen! 0aBt Sud bon GurcI Wpoths'
fern fetnen anoern auibdnsen, ala ben BON
Tuntel ! SIR mlbt, mle er auSiehen mub.
5br fonnt 6 6laiAen tir So betommen. Ser
ild)ts einmal.
Der Sanpipurm ~lebenbis abees
trieben.
aopf unb aneS sebt alb, polfdnois in 2
Stunoen. Serle Se3abluua, e5e Der &opi
palltrt. Iu6 GIT, Naoel. snb Uta9en'
miirnler 10 roen uertriebeu bon 8r %Suntel,
259 gtoro Neunte Ctr. Nustunft irel. Or.
Runfel lit Der etn3l9e Gr5t Oes 2anbes, Der
erfolSreld III Der 8eltrelbun9 uon Wlirmern
1T /; 'eiu @urm'S prup lit gut su nebmen,
ullb bari BON 8tnoertl, 10 gut ple bon @r'
mafIeneu, etit9euomlnen peroen. Shtdt
nm eln Sirtular ODER p~erlan9t eine Slalhe
bon &uuteIS Wurm : Sprup IN Der nahllen
Apotbefe. Yreis 81 oe 6laihe. Gr tbut
unfeblbar ieiae Birfuua.
, 1877-12-21

sstsa tsttxstL sd&n nit DsspepFa 1ebafMt n. Ssk
sesaaal n q, ba etneun lueuutfden glable NIT bens fat
sabtfesbarea Gerlansen ~ Hssn, parar1teH ~ nsbnes
nat icsap& bura bts 8ur&t sappn ausssf4lsHsn III fta.
tas ban @1uat f&nM .ns a&n far4tbars S&msram
f,Iass. DsA 1idt Aids Va pattest Ibid, kxkeTn MI
I'D Ill fansarnsSn. ha q hauu ahIn sanas. fss q
EAs n tahtsa tuta. g. 4salt Ia Dpsysytles I'd felbl
raj frnt taa,t unnsetune. Dk 1la6lt4s trsblt1ieh
adtttt rtrt etxt ~frtxhlst xni bn patteata trtnst ~
Dcssetftin, nj ~ etten ttm DIST Eat v xal fslbe sh
Rldaen: tba messn, at&t fttra jur Dujsetax1l nh =
~ nm StteusstA tku nArxn -
, 1877-12-21
Gin ,meiter Brief BON berielben.

TO. u U II 1910.
Or. 3abmap: 9bsirsr berr! so nsbIue mir bis
5reibeit. nod einnal al sic 3u ihrsibtn. Wsine De.
~lunobst lit ourb ben Hebraua Sbrer Wtsbi5inen be.
beutsno aebsisrt. Drei Der Uefhipullte iinb gang Der.
San9sn uno bic oisrte beinabe. Die 9Daterluht 1T
~oornber. mem AL emeinss Wefinoen tcts NOD i'm Nei.
~errpsroen uno mem Gepiht in raider Mbnabme. 80
babe bitien eommer iebr uiele Beu@e asbabt, BON
bic punoerbare Sur ju eebem. ipeIhe 1kre Ifeoi3in on
mn beusrtiteaist bat. IS fane Et elm 8eiuG BON
Canada Elm, orsl bon Sadion, uno otsIt bier Wob.
6obahtuuSsoon, Wers. Rrapf.
YHir hno poIlbetannt NIT Mrs. Gropi. sic lit
cine adiun9slpiiroise Jrau uno Isbr wobltb6tia.
0urd lbre Nermlttlun9 liuo pisle 6laiden oes Vie.
i~oIpent" BON ben @potDetern Inn Mrbor's AT perl onsn
pertuuit poroen. Die an innerli1en DeItuiiliten litteu.
g8ir bdbeu bon ipunberpolIen Ruren aebDrt, bic ba.
ourh bepirft woroen limo. 6o6od.ungspoa
Gberbat v. 60.
Wnn Wrbor, Wi@, 10. Nuput 1876