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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-05-04
MILLINERY AID FANCY STORE
p OLE SVILLE.

and intends keeping on hand Il large and VA
ried assortment OF Goods in her line Of busi-
ness, of The latest aud most fashionable styles
of BONN FITS, HATS and Trimmings.
Having procured the assistance Of FIRST
class Milliner from the city, will at all times
be able to supply my customers with fashion,
able articles al the lowest prices.
By strict attention TO business, and with a
desire TO please, hope to merit and receive
the patronage Of my friends and the public
generally.
Va Quick sales and small profits the motto
TERMS CASH.
mar 3O-3m SUSAN r. REED.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-05-04

NRDERED this Gath day Of April, 1877,
that the sale made and reported by Geo.
Peer, Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate
of Elisha 0. Williams, deceased, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 22d day OF
May next: Provided n copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed at Rock
Vile, once in each Of three successive weeks
before said I'D day of May next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
Sc, $50 90.
Y, b. Pref fYMAN, elk
Circnit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
apr 27-3l 4. b. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
PERSON Al.

Ton THUMB denies being worth
100000.
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
TYNER is in Chicago.
The winter migration to Florida and
Texas has commenced.
PERE HYAcINTHE is lecturing in Ge-
neva. He never breaches.
BENJAMIN WEBSTER, the veteran
theater manager, is II. His bride is q.
JOHN MoRRIssEY is credited with hsv-
ing declared that JOHN G. HEENAN was
bigger man than ole Tweed"
TwENTY-THREE Boston girls have
learned diamond cutting, and are carry
on the art successfully in that city.
TUE widow OF BLAUx, the Paris gam
bier, has given $4,000 toward the build
ing of Catholic church at Hamburg.
COLONEL Bob" INGERSoLL regards
cooking one OF the arts, and thinks fry
ing beefsteak should be made peniten-
tisry otfense.
A KENTUCKIAN, anxious to elope with
something, and disappointed at receiving
the consent of the parents of the proposed
bride, carried off $40 of her money.
THE wife OF the editor OF the Nash
vile american wrote up sketches of the
Presidential tour while the trains were
moving and did the work up in an inter-
esting and graphic manner.
GEN. F. f. SPINNER-he of the Gu
rious cork screw autograph, Is camping
ont on fishing expedition in the Adj
rondacks. The General is IS, but hunts
with the enegy aRd vigor of youth.
BECAUSE we mention that PETER b.
BRIGHAM, Boston restaurant keeper,
left an estate worth one and quarter
million dollars recently, we trust that
new saloons will not spring up on every
unoccupied corner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
THE Eastern war at last has furnished

TIE Eastern war at last has furnished
one good story to relieve the monotony
of herror. 1t seems, according to the
account of correspondent OF the Lon
don Telegraph, that a young major the
eldest son of ACHMEr EYoUB PAsHA,
was sent by the Turkish Generalissmo to
the headquarters of the Russian Com
msnder.in Chief. The msjor spoke
French. knew his Paris, and had seen
the backs of too many Russians to be
abashed by the face of Grand Duke
NICHOLAS, on his part, gave the envoy a
soldiers welcome, blunt but hearty. The
foes were friends fer the mo-
ment. The subject Of the
flag of truce was discussed and
dismissed, and the conversation turned
upon incidents of the war. The Russian
commander soon brought up the con-
duct of the Bashi- Bszouks, and expressed
his opinion OF the Turkish irregulars
with more force than politeness. But
the major gave as good as he got AMI
something over. He listened, bowed
acquiescence and replied: Upon my
word, monseigneur, you are perfectly
right. Those fellows are great scOundrels.
No one knowsit better than l do. When
ever l think it likely that l shall come
across them, l always have myself ac-
companied by an escort; and l would ad-
advise your Imperial Highness to follow
nay example" The Turk may be "un-
spesksble," but 1t must be allowed that
he can speak TO the point.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of West Virginia.
In Bankruptcy in the matter OF James
M. Wheat, Bankrupt. District OF West
Virginia, IS. .,. oo.,
This is to give notice that on the Goth
day OF September, 1877, warrant of bank
ruptcy was issued out OF the District Court
Of the United States tor the DlStrl-t oi
West Virginia, against the estate OF James
M. Wheat, of Wheeling, in he county OF
Ohio. in said District, duly adludged a
Bankrupt, on his own petition: IhaS the
payment OF any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging to such bankrupt
to him, or tor his use, and the ,tin OF
law: and that a meeting OF the creators
of said bankrupt to prove their debts, ana
to choose one or more Assignees OF ms
estate, will be held at Court OF Bank,
ruptcy to be holden at Wheel ng, IN SAID
district, before +. j. Hugus, Esq, Register
in Bankruptcy for said District, at ms
office, on the north east corner OF Chap-
line and Twelfth streets, on the 18th day
of October, A. d. 1877, at ~ o'clock a. NJ.
GEORGE W. PATTON,
u. 8. Marshal for said District.
By b. j. CAMPBELL, Deputy. OcIrM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
THEEXTRA SESSION.
WESTON, September 26th, 1871.

w
Correspondence of the Register.
Gentlemen who have not thought
seriously upon the subject of an extra
session ask, "Why its necessity" The
answer to the question is not in the
paitry per diem OF four dollars as some
persons suppose, but primarily in the
provisions and limitations of the Con-
stitutlon upon the action of the legisla-
ture. Every intelligent man, who has
been q member of the Legislature, knows
that no we'll digested system of laws can
be prepared in forty-tfUe days. 1t re-
ouires half that time for the new members
to learn the routine OF legislation. For
two weeks before the expiration of the
forty-fve days, anxiety upon the part of
members to pass favorite schemes begets
excitement and confusion, ard the con-
sequence is, bills are rushed through with
Lorse-race sp0ed, and when they appear
upon the statute books, are 80 full OF
crudities and inaccuracies as to DEFY the
most astute legal minds to unfold them.
Hence it is, that the meaning
of many of the laws which have been
passed since the adoption and ratification
OF the eAlsIluS CONSTITUTION aIo PasI
finding out
If it is desirable to have biennial ses-
sions, the Constitution should be so
amended that sixty days, at least should
be given to mature and pass the laws.
For as now one-third of the session is
taken up, by express direction of the
Constitution, in calling "the ayes and |
noes" upon the passage of bills; and with |
n body of new members, WHO have to
learn TO legislste, there is little or no
time, in the language of Judge Black |
stone, "to weigh, to consider, to think !
over and pass upon the laws" The pres
ent Constitution is one of the most Diff |
cut 10 work under l have ever known,
and takes longer time TO do little and |
learn to keep from trenching upon its
provisions. Unless members study it |
well before entering the Legislature they
will find themselves befogged and on |
breakers half their time. had not |
been member of the Legislature since
the formation of this State until last |
winter. i thought my experience in |
the old Virginia Legislature would |
greatly aid me in the perform
ance of my duties in the new
Virginia Legislature; but L must confess
when | got to working under the Con-
stitution o! 1872, / WAS, to use a homely
expression, "no.where" and completely |
at sea.
The House of Delegates, of which l
was member, | soon discovered was
composed of strong minded men pos
sessed of correct and liberal views of
State policy who seemed to be ANXIOUS
to legislate for the good OF the people.
Propositions of more than ordinary in
terest were soon introduced INTO the
body, and engaged the attention of all.
Some of them were finally disposed of;
others, after the bestowal upon them OF
much labor, had to be abandoned for the
want of time to mature and pass them.
Among them was bill to revise and cod
iiy the laws of the State; of which every
Jatge and magistrate sees and feels the
necessity, as the Code of 1868 hss,been in
measure superseded and rendered unin-
by the many amendments and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01

200 packages GunpoWl'''
Young Tyson, Oo.ong hHg''.
and SouchOng Teas ~ Nuu.' ,,..
at low figures. "; -, -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01

$40 barrels Crushed, Powder.
lated, Coffee and yellow, 10 VT
saie at lowest market rab.., y,r..
30, and 1911 ySi -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE, BID. OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, Sept. 20, 1877.
Sealed bids will be received at this office
until Y o'clock noon of the 9th inst. for
the 9 per cent. Ohio County Bonds, to be
issued November lst 1877, running fifteen
years, as more fully set forth in the "ordi-
nance" regulating the issue of time bonds
amounting To "torty-fve thousand dol
lars" to aid in com pleting the Nv. Il KY.
Railroad. Said bonds are $1,000 each.
Bids can be made for the entire loan or
any part thereof. Bids must be directed
to the Finance Committee.
JAS. NJ. EWING, Chairman.
CHAS. II. DEfTERS,
CleIk Board OF commissioners Se20-a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
FAMILY BIBLES.

A NEW AND WELL SELECTED As
n sortment tor
WEDDING PRESENTS,
AS well as for Pulpit and Family purposes.
Country people can save IRON Nv o To hVe
dollars by buying of regular dealers lIom
their stores. -
STANTON Il DAVENPORT.
sp29 Al Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01

NEW ADVERTISE M eNTs
NOTICE

NaEETING OF THE COUNTY COM.
M MISSlONERS.
A stated meeting OF the Board OF Com,
missioners of Ohio county, Will be he "a
this Monday, October /, 1877, al ~ Q CLOCK
A. CHAS. II. DElTERS,
ocl Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
SCHOOL BOOKS

A ND SCHOOL MATERIALS USED IN
n the Acadamy, Free and Country
for sale by
{. II. QUIMBY,
Bookseller, Staiioner and Newsdealer, No
l4l4 Market Street. sp3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
REMOVAL.
NOTICE.

This IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
j have purchased the entire stock OF
Groceries OF John w. Vogler, and will
continue the business at he old stand
The management OF the store will still re-
main in the hands of John y Vogler, who
L have employe as my age {.
ANTHONY HEBRANK
WHEELING, August d, 1877. spSra
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
FOR RENT.

+. SSEMBLY HALL, FOR DANCING
n Parties, Weddings or Musical gtther-
ings. Apply at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
SplJeOdrb l22l MARK FL Sl lIEbi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
Without Spot or BIemish,

The Biscuit and Batter Cakes made of
good flour. raised with LOGAN, LIST Il
CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Best in the markell
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
CAROLINA RICE

81 tIerces received dir" { '..-
ton, In store aud tor sale ~ yFE
IggnnIUII yi.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
MAKE A NOTE OF IT.

fyou wish to make a present to friend
or yourself, call and look at our stock of
PORTEMONNAIES,W WALLETS, &c. New
and handsome styles just received for
ladies and gentlemen, at
Sep22 LOGAN, LIST q cos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
BROOns

300 dozen fancy, y TiOu,., u,
ceiyed and for sale by -
IOg and iaii %
, 1877-11-27
Rl0monb pcit Office,
ppit~
nousmber 1877.

Morniide Gnr@pnh. .3neimof tSorie,
ansSennnmsa Sonntae5 -Wufnnft $50 n
Do, IT, IL LEG }, q. M.-gnff9lnb 6:l5 d. m'
l4iuB 200 81. 81. y'f'
Worniide @es~WcF. GGelid. ara ,e,cn,
mth S0nnia@-Nnfnnf, ft:3O d. gp ssn1
igla6 645 9. 81. p'F
@aOiisc gef. .3ueimal taolid. oueo,-
g.n'gn ne oont1iass.-antunft 40 q. N.
, rmr tG.os o. !, w a. gSffGlub 7.i0 s.. 81
5h Mysen7n .h6 4 1880 y. 81 ysf.
@arfolf G getersbara. uas oria.a-oe.
nsst. aa9It6. autssnpmmen Ss, ram
81 -0 ~ w. - p0flbIub 1880 q.
/ d9mnno & 9anbiae G~iienbafu. sSo,
7.30 9. 81. %prlglnb
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puImf Sentltags. -Mnfunft MS 3 spC
pDHi9laB 1885 u. ". W.
t!spsut GBto G~ifsnta5n. GGaIf6
SV"n't9s aasgf1pmrnen. Mnfliuf, + 4 50
". = Voifl6lne 7.l5 g. ST. ~ ~
@crsfnsriQe, @baricttsstae. @to,n...
Olnssn iniidea @bayletttay DC uno @,annI,
len I agton, 2yndbura uno tn,itsr
mspi'p WV epytnstpn = gsufuufs 1fsm
" voTielub 7.45 q. 81. '.
Ssafp,ara 1tab 1nrSiGe @asnt. ySoriA
a0f"hf' 1.15 y. M.-Yuai9tub 7:45 81. m
ssetl goint nab statiouen an aer 81. .,
u. uno e. u. st. 3Gslid. @pnntoos o VS..
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va rev potat. Orsimal pvdentiih. VII
INnm Sisntaa, Suunesfaa unb Spnuobsnh
lo.5o y. M.-@Vcfidlus Hieufon. Ypnnsr.
lal "hs SDnnnbeao 2.30 81. M.
&afpabannpd, iiter Mslett's. tSorih. o.a.
aen6mikfn SHnrtaas. Maflnft son 81
w. pOFidIub z 9. 81.
Sa'nes Niuer 1ampfer. Treimal pyd,en
ll0'-aHtanft 9ienltaes, Gonneritoos' Ins
SnHhepsnfs> $50 U. N.--gpfldIus, Wpn
tags Mitfp'd9a unS 5reitass, COOS. ~.
eanal pafet: Sen Jiducub nat
ssn ban ~ Primal nSasatlia. atna
fu NJ Mn,ft~sd's 3reitass unit gonntaal !.
6.30W. M.--YoitlGluE Wputaos. Titt,.nSS,'
uno 5retiass, 4 M..M.
eanal g,dei, @.@moae mad Columbia.
J Sts'ntaI Tb be- Hid = gnfurft Mputeo,.
20 ispa's uno dsfi'aae s q. W.'-Wef'b'uk
$50 g. ID. 0''s1
sgorfY lnri &onte. !3wcim II pScbertjif,
:. Mafunft M tn as mn @ounobenSs 6
~ VI; = geal9inb, 3 snfags Md a.s,.
tags, 200 y. M. o"N
SefieriOa apufs. oretmaf mSdnutd.-
SS5hnti M0hia Z Ml tfpoa uno Ereitaa nm
o 10 H. j pit1Iue , tnlGa, IpnngItoo
IN Soafa5fns I'm 4.30 8. 9R.
Wleaoa e. !2rs MAJ n bmttG.-Wnfunfs
@ " pp ane Scnnabsnb 70 W.-Wel,tIas
Vf'iin0r uEo Gen abeae 81, 81.
, 1877-11-27
ourf fire rcpu6litariifen Mitbiirasv su
ocn bc%trelfsnoen Nmtspoltcn cnlpfoblcu
,p,rSn,

ourh fire rcpublitoriifen M'tbirasv III
ocn bctreffsnoen N~mtspoitcn cmpfoblcu
murten.
Cine Si1cr6eitstoihe, iptI1e orn
Toihrnoicben pisl WerornB b~ereitsn
biirIte. bat 0err 81. s.. Nepton Don
SEEM Yort er%funben. 3ieiclbe fam, nm
oos abIirabiren bon Weribio6tn 3u
petbiubern, in sinem einsieen Moucut
fsit geihIoIien meroen. Ser 9isb aerdtb
nit ieiner Sano in cine falide Nbsn-
taidc uno erreibt niNt blos ieinsn3'p If
niAt, ionoern %risfi,t, oab CT. oo hie
Soano nj1t me1r suriidasi,Qen ipcro cn
fam, nhgefobt mIrb. Nenn eciblnlien.
liebt Die 9i6nbeitstoIhr pel6e on
Serrcns Ionie an 9amens Glejhern on
br'n9bar 1T, oon3 ME cine sem0b Iihe
aus. 9ie GaHnouna 1T hereits ourd
Elm nGnpeat" scsep Nldabmunl 9eIi-
dert.
2ebten 5onutoa lolte in Sprinl-
fieln, MoIi., Der Gsu. Sames s DER,
rlnm ols Baltot Der gon9regltloualilt Il
STRIDE %roIelbit N talirt mctbrr, nr
vHnth Der Melteitrn" perweiaerte jehod
Die SnIfallation. Morum ? Mu Ne :
riam elauht ni6t on cine emile Stroie
Der @i Der !-0i @ibl io9e ii'cr nlo.
len Yunft ni6ts unb cr lei De, Nnlih',
vipcnn '6on Die Strnie I'M Semitic
me emice iei, oann NJ iue bies clpi=
gen Sn> oNer @enih'u99." 81:
G fiel brn Hrpmmen MIDI. henn obne e.
ne cp &c Worter unh Y'in Der ormer
iii hiQsn Seele f0nnsn lie's niht thnr
Sen emis II h mmlliden 6'eu>rn D.,
Trommen mug inc elpigt 000enpein Dc,
Sinner in yhrennenoem Shlpc'l un(
Bed" aegeniihcrteben, sur bnberer
Wiirsr FER timmllihen Srcuoen. 5ol,
des nsrlonot Die u6rtitl'6' 2lebe."
, 1877-11-27

ltprben. Serr Shoof mar 60 Sabre
at unb c%rircutc lih iists elmer guteu
@eiuno0eit. Sprntae uohocm or ous
Scr Gir6r fam, cling or nod. ser Mains
Itrcbc. oas @aNer on3uiftsn. Nbcnos
mar er bel Ieinem Go1n, DEN CT I'M 103
perlieB uno I'M bulb mad siu0lf ubr
trof i'm Ger S6lae. &C. prrbe ioalei6
nod Dem SnusarSt 9r. @rebc gcianot,
bod n1s osrIslbe erIblen. fono U nnr
cine 2ei6e Dor. Ser 0ernorbsne. mel
der cine Der oeohifittn Stellnnaen bier
inter Der beuiihenSepDlferuna e%'nnahm,
bintertdBt cine Wittme unb bier eripnh.
lens Ginber ndmli9 aoei SDbne uno
iipei SDhter.
, 1877-11-27

aetpn,mps atipts,ise serfafcn 5tt,npre uni 3:45 81.
Wt tonlrten In @prbeusotas I'm 7:30 glabn uub in
gSalbi 9tpn nm 1 AS Nbenes ait.
Gn'til9e fabreu tasii@ (Spnn aes ausaenpmntr.)
erpreB}l9e IA ZEN t gttdb UNI battrn tn tSuncti II.
Npels. 9reptaian's. @pro r5pile gbarlrttesptQt. Gtaur.
tpn, 9pibfn, .Wt.l prc', Gp7in9tpn uao alleA re uldren
Gtdtleren ireltltd son 4~pplnatpn an.
@cenuln1reattva Sl9e tahren tGgltd (Spnntaas auss
asnpru EN- unb serbin en- fh in GorhNuepiGe ir u 10
tn8tpn.
9eit- unb @rsr B,3dae pertin en- fh in GurbprssiQe
III: 99a'ftn2tpn - , Elm 9pff;ug ii charlottesville fir
yetdburA I'M rem 9 tn
CRY eBn8 p%erhinset tb in Cincinnati nit en-, Trunfa
Ttnten tr als puNf:e int 9Beften Wprepeftn unp Sap.
,nelter. tncl. California Oregon une I,ras.
gpNiua frnt Mt IN 0ttdinCnf UNI ALSO Mddinittaes an.
GrpreBiag pon Cincinnati perb MEET in @prfpHsstq,
NIT fer Nir9tnia Mfio ano G'ientabK. fp,nntf III QHaIrs
IN ton um Z: 0 @rr,n. uat in Mi mrne I'M $3.50 SO m,
a., lne pfrbinoit lid nit cen lii6f1pne unt larp1qe unit
0iamone unb Sstersburs 3ueen fur aac gnntte I'm
Sueen.
g%ceoinr,ps a!ir' 6su0 frant uin go @prmtttat 8 an.
S6llf Bae1pne fabren mi dlsp Ndut ii en-.
Oard Z t is ie I II p~etfauft unb @epid p~erteie
rad ellen Saupt. @urftett
Nahere Wnsunft rpe9en 9 ecife etc ptrb II SIS. S2f
Vain Ssr., pter in Ser Sffce ser Gempaa nie ertbeift.
gcnw4s 81. Sowaro.
General paifaeters unb Iidet= Isent,
W. 81. g. Gum,
SnBeaieur unb Euperiatens ent. 81
, 1877-11-27
epueftipnen BON grieffoaet,,

9on aaltfn an rem spej tsfpneeren sRfaey !,
~s1We ats StErl1fa fen bsfannt linn, 5:45 urh
IL y. M 800 ufp 600 81. 81. Son,ns
t a 8 = 500 q. ".
In Sstertaaen- 5.45 g, SIP. n.s
v ". ~. Npn alien aneern aa(ten ,perben
ele Sf'ett auf bsm &udpeg her Irdoer opos.
Sffies Stnaren: SO. 81. bis e.go
q. VI. Som +. @rYtl BIZ 1. Wen,mEs, 80
1880 y. VI. bis ZOO 81. N. @,Is.S,nme NJ
sNngs.Gf'fe a1Ts, non 9G. vi. bis a 81. M,
bis 6 q. 81. ~
, 1877-11-27

Tnfoenhen Mrtifel entnehmen mir Dem
Nl K L. Haa.nnu hnaa- A "a "a hntaN

Toloenhen Nrtifel entne6men mir Dem
Chandelier Courier" BON Sonnnbenh
"a. Mopenher, y. S.
8ier. g. lit 10 mdhtia. ols Nfohins
Wunberlompe unb bel;ebter oils pSone
Icnb uno cine Nodt."
Sic Ginoer frenen Iib rno erItaunen
fiber Sic Groft her ih6nen 2ampf. NIB
reno Die GrlpoNlsnsn ebcnIo b~esauhert
unb erifnunt lino iiber Die @eluolt bes
oaocrbicres. Manins 2ompc fonnts
Nettler in 8rinaen permonhe1n nit Der
| @cihwinbiofeit rines @ecanfrns. 60.
oerbir fam 9rinasn in 8ettler nit or0-
berer 6iderbpit perwnnoeln, ipenn old
ni6t 10 ihnen.
8ier bc>uirft WnnNer i'm @ebirn bes
MenfNrn. s. 1T zine trontiae Wnhr.
heit, ooB quite. tu%uenhbnftf uno grb lAete
9e,tc, ,usnn lie ejnuol on Dem %1tarftn
8ier oe,nbbnt linb. Die Opfer i6rer ci=.
oencn 8erebrun9 merh'n, his hos Sies
lie nit eerielbcn GeeierHe peri6ltnot,
ols Tie hos gier. Ser i6lrhtf Wnih
miro niNt better hnrh hns Srinffr,
md1reno Der quite iAlrhter miro, Nurh
ocmeinen l1nleonQ. ShIfdte @'Ifn.
INaIt peroerben quite 5itten. 2fincr
Iino niht ofc, meldc Die Gicrb6ulfr be-
iuhen, Tie Gociors Satin. QReur Elm
rciner tuesnocnhoftcr nnh eremploti'her
giirocr nit Dem laIter6oftfn N0nfrn
unaebt, merben icine morolilhen
GieenIhnItm obocitnmpft mo he
ihmubt burh ihlcdtcn ltm9ano.
Me6rere berporroosnoe Siiraer lin0 10
tieT in Der NhtunQ i0rer ehemoliaca
6rennne, hnrh ocn GinHl1B nes &icrc5
Qciunfen, BOB IL Den Wubalt br miItta
Witolieoer ey@cmeinbe pcrlolen boten.
2ente, ne'6r ftiiber BON Den 9sbitoFten
9S0blfrn, nit tgr bpbn @telun0 eines
9teDrdlentGnten betrout Dnrnen. hobrn
lid Die perbierte @eyoatulg beg Yuhli-
fums suorsoQen.
Tinanciers BON ~aeIunoem p'rnntWott-
lihcm Rnfe, menn i'm 9ier9fmiB %prrIun=
fen perlieren Dir NhtunQ unb hn$ 81
trouen offer @eihdit*lente. Sic ap9r
Ihipolcuen 6ornfn BON Wfniffn Me
emit bod I'M Nnl ben brs Guhlifum
Eianoen. ueroen onf Den SfitenmrQep
%unIerer StroBen BON ncn anit1nNilflen
Mitolieoern Der meni6'ihen @fiflitoft
oemieoen. Ser @empbnh itsldaIer.
meIhcr eincn iNneller 2ouT ncn rem
y9iiirium tremens" aim &rote mnht,
lit niht her Geieni6aft 10 Qrfd0rlih. ols
Der lonQlams uno hronilhe Srinfrr,
hrIien Nntnr nod uno nod lih Nurh
8ier pcrdnoert uno Detoirbt nm ibm
3eit lGbt ieine Sreunoe 81 bintcraehn
mo feline @lGubiqer su betriiQen uno
Grieo oeeen ale su fiibrcm, mclhe ni6t
nit ieinen trunfsnen launenbaften Sc
~pobnbeitcn cirperItnnben Iino.
Menn 8ier BEN &5rper oes 6dnfers
nufgcl0wolsn, nennt er es @riunphcit
lpenn er iein armcs &ebirn sum Spill
bali pilber Ybantolien geworben. meini
er lein Dummies Gelhp0b lei Qejitreih,
nno menn er Elm 10 unnusHc)liNrs
5dpein miroi boB feline olten ST. nnee
i'm psrloIen, nsnnt Der Narr cs cine
Geri6ieoenbsit Der Anli0ten
Wunoern miilien mir uns. onB Der
0offor Monteiro cinen irlben Nrtifel,
wie Der nbige in ieinem glntte
duI9ennmcn. sumol er in oerielben Num
mer bic Wirt0I1oft hes nSiuolr'5" em=
pfie6li. G3 1T niAt n6i6ig Elm 60
mentar su Der SAreibereI 81 Qeber,
b6NItens tGnnte maj onmbmsn, oQb Der
SNyeiber Elm ec60riser WbIsfeD Ser.
tiger lein mub.
NnIS }AfnG ~opItprn Mittou m Mr,n
, 1877-11-27

AQe WlaiGinen.Nr6sitcn uab ole W.te1
Wsalhinen unp &eparaturen merfen gsmaut.
st0s5 mas in eaS Naittns1.8a@ ldldet 1T
ltets srrrGtbta.
A0e A,len q afhinen pertsn III
SraruHS aetrabt, @litptte Ndbma-
@tnen Hebeln gum gerfauf bel
Glpat, GrpsfeY II. 60,
So. 1922. 1424, 1896 U. IA 8 @arulr.
unb Mp. IS uuo Is Siib 15te ctr.
% Gi4maae, gt
, 1877-11-27

Sn Sambura wurbe en- Is. Ott. hcl
G~anbmDroer 6. %. S. 8td wcqet Gr
m%orouna elmer Sr.oe .em0rn enlbanptct
unter Senrp M. 5tonlfp's Cat
bedun0en in Nfrifl 1iub oubl5 DR. lto.
men eines blsbcr nnbetcnnt II Ncgellttm-
meg.
S 3ntdcb Co.. 4. 9. beirntb II
fiir,Ii6 EN- damn %eine99linpc. hei Oerc,
erlier Srouun0 er Dor SO Sabren o's
Srauiiibrer Iun9irte.
Ger brittle ajTiltsnt bes @cnerol
Yonmeiiters iddBt ben unseleblI6en
.8ertouf BON &,ietmarfeh in Den f!eine'
rem Yoitdmtern auf cine Wlilion Sol
lar per SaDr.
Bur Bernbi0ung icner Nualmeier,
Die oa ~siitern, oah 0aDcS ,oos Qono al
lie @emotratic itbcrlleiert." tbctlt oas
rGparsuile 9ournal" nit, ooB ron Den
81 900 BuuocSG intern gauge 10 Oil Gr-
@oniOoerirtc ilbertraacn mo I bon oielen
, 1877-11-27

0ic,6air" bes Eruuenperss
Sic .Nair" oes Srouenuereins
Der ct. Sobannis @emeinoe. msl6e oe'
tern in Der Gdreerbol1c erDHnet luer'
nen ionte, III ipeaen Wfanorl oil Gas
biz ,ur ndd1ts @o6e auIoeIdoben mor=
ben.
, 1877-11-27

II naIl. NIs lebieu 6onunbenb
+. Gunuina6am, Inn s ubr Mbenhs,
r6 Die A. StroBe fu6r, iiel Dos cine
e,o III Elm Sod, welhes BON hen Nr:
tern Der WoTermerte aegroben, unf
fh Nohldlieteit obue 2ampe gstoHer
rpen. Ser Softor lluo iein auti0el
roen aus Dem Moeen eci6lcuoert NM
nen a!iidlider Weile rbne Itarfe Ser.
klnqen 3aDpm.
, 1877-11-27

bg 8 sci poriih ia NIT BEN
Sufeu. CS heiBt b"n SOB einlabcn
wenn Die 0tettunQ ug1dumt miro. Stl0c
Sen 0uItcn belle oie 2unaeu; e%ntfernc
lebeu Jieis pon Scr 1uit Ohte, nno Nic
NnitrenQuns beim }tbmen, ou'd Oole'a
Ooni9 bon 2lnooru I'm Cheer Wen'9e
0oien bcwirfen cine p%oQtommeue Ou:
lung.
Nifc's j3nbniAmerensGropie bcilen
in elmer Nmute OleielGcn iino bi al
ian 3~roguiIten su befommeu.