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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-27
TIE MENTC.IN SCHEME
A CONFIRMATION Of The suns Statement with
H .pect to Gen. Frisbic's Mission.

WAsHISGroN June 2G.-Gen. John H. Pris-
bic, who came TO Washington on II telegraph
summons from ex-senator WIN. NJ Stewart ut
Secretary Evarss request. is admitted by his
brother. DR.. J.. {. Frsbc 10 be in Mexico. DR..
Frisbie says however that his brother IL sim
ply there rs the agent Of some New York parties
to settle claims against Mexico belonging TO
them; TINT he only hns letters of Introduction
from leading authorities in Washington to the
American Minister 10 .lnxco AMI others. This
admission IL confirmation of tho statement
made in the dcspn, n to THE SUN Of
Friday last 1t was not charged that Gen.
Frisbie went to Mexico accredited by this
Government but that he was sent thithcr ms n
sccr.t agrnt. and that before he started n" came
to Washington on II despatch from ex-senator
II wart. VINO had b1on requested 10y So 'rttfry
Esaiis 10 irlngrarh I'm IT, conc; TINT ne had
made Il qunntrd with hIs plans, approved
them. ana assured him that Tho cNprns : OF his
mission would be paid ont of the Secret S'rvioc
fund; AMI now comes the Generals brother
who admits that the General did 20 to Mexico
with i'ttrrs. OF in,rodptio from lead
American Minsicrtc Mrxico. The American
nistrr. II Will b" s"cn by this admission. ~ to
give frisbc prot 'c'on. nnd ass st IN working
tnls lnb oi IN" annnN,t onisis. u seems, thcrc-
fore. that the plan Of Fr,shin madn very favor
nnl" impression on the lced ng authorities of
Mnshln-t n, sinre thy Introduce him % our
Minister. which IL In rif,ot cndorsing officially
hir 'he.mc, But as to thpse claims belonging
settle with tho Mrxicun GYycrnmcnt. tho Amer
lean and Mexican MiNnd Comm ssion lutey
closed It's lahors after having passed upon the
u true thnt many Of tn, - claims were rejected
by the comm ssion, and the great minority Of
them by the luminous decision of the two
Commiss ioners. without even rrIerring them TO
the umpire. 1t is not likely that the Mexican
Goyrrnment would INT rtain a propos ton from
private individual :, scttl" claims that had no
standing before tue commission.
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OTHER VAR TOPICS.
Popular Agitation Against Turhcy's w.
Minister-Aua,ria'sA Attitude.

LONDON, June GA special despatch from
Vienna TO the Times says: In Constantnople
the agitation against Rcdif Pasha. Minister Of
War. and all the military authorities is on tho
increase. The success in Montenegro. so fax
from calming this excitement has rather in
creased it. as it is deemed downright folly
almost trcason-that in order to gain successes
at a comparatively triillng point. the important
theatrc of war in Asia should have bcen wo-
fully neglected. The nominatiOn Of Drrvsh
pasha to a command in Asia has contributed to
this: for. after the signal inrapacty shown by
him in Bosnia qnl Albania. his appointment y
looked upon only rs jon"
IoNDoS june 27.-The Standard publishes .
paragraph in on 'ial form Stain that. despite
assertions to IT, contrary. tn Government sees
no necessity as yet ior asking the House to Grant
a supplementary vote. The nsso ton that il had
been decided to adjourn and not proroguc Par
liament in August is equally speculntive.
LoNDON. June 26.-Tnc TelegrGphs Deibaha
dcspnt n confirms Reuters account Of the fight
ing on the 2lst and 22d inst, published this
morning. IL also says that. both sides having
been reinforced. there was q third days light:
ing ON tho 23i. when tho Russians again feu
lapk
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TIE INVASION OF TURKEY.
A LIRGE RrsSTiN IRMY CROSSING INTO
THE DORRt DSCHI.
Another Force Occuryins iIirsovn-The Bonas
bnrdmeut of Hustchuk-The English Cousas
late Burncd by the Shells OF the Russians.


late Burncd by the Shells OF the Russians.
LONDON, June 26.-Rcutcrs telegram from
Bucharest says the Turks have evacuated and
the Russans have occupied Ilrsova. The Car
has left for Giurgevo. Prince Gort .hakon has
arrived in Bucharest. accompanied by the stan
of the Russian Chancellcry. Up to Monday
$4,000 Russians had crossed the Danube at
Braa
Tho bombnrdmcnt Of nustchuk continued an
yesterday. English agents report that the Eng-
lsh Consulntr. which had large Union Jack
floating. seems to hnvo been sin .cd out for .
concentrated fire and was completely destroyed.
COnstantinople despatch snys: " 1t is as-
sorted that the English Consul at Rustchuk.
who also ats for the United States. unavaii-
inely yen1,av9rei 70 avert the Russian flrc by
hoistng the American flag"
LoNDoN June 27-'rhe S'andai'rs Bucharcst
despatch confirms the report that the Russians
occupied Hirsova on Monday. They had OBJ
party of Cossacks first crossed the Danube ncaT
kalarash unopposcd. advanced cautiously to-
ward flirsova, nnl found i Ind been cvac;;
small deserted camps. which the Cossacks
The Dai'B N7rs has the following from Rust
are iyine into tho nelgGtorinsf Villages.
The Governor Gen rral lthc Province has de-
clured that he holds the authorities responsible
for The, liv's OF the iugitiycs., who, are
mostly CHRISTIANS; IWrlNe shcls nave ihllen
upon the military hospitals. FIVE upon tho civn
hospital and two upon the orphan asylum.
The patients were seized with a panic, and
have lett their beds. The Turks. in return,
partly destroyed Giur.rvo. Seven hundred
shells fell there yesterday and 800 to-day
ono Russian battery has been dtsmounted-
The Russians apparently mcditntc serious at-
trmpi to capture The island Of Pyrgos.
The DdiU Ne,rS' Vienna correspondent
says on the shore behind Pyrgos three
Russian batteries are cncamped, with
two field bnttllions and large masses u
cavalry Ever since Wednesday last
dense columns of troops belonging to
the new Russian army corps from Kisch-
en'r have been passing through ,Jassy.
Next week the ST. Petrrsburgr Guards are
exported ly the same route. Two complete
army corps. thn Tourtecuth and Eleventh. are
already in tie Dohruls' 'ha.
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Alfred Often. 90 32l lIud- Il avenue Brook
lyu jealous at what hc d,cmci ulinc aiirnuor to Do,
wife ON the part q Fred. Richards, Nlscd tie aif.l
room Mt 3.s Hudson avenue, about ~ O'Clock hstc go.
,ns, armed with acnr,us hrue Alta king Richards B.,
cut him the fNi,h, Ad. kn.A Inn down. ana hi krl
Tim until u, was almost n~u u>ilr. 4, u'wn was NaN.
ins. IA, hnrls revived sum, cntN To draw r'NuNtr,
with which he shNt lam. ilr hill >tllklu- nli iNl
ptncnl oil ohlccrs ficlt Rul Olson IN hrir,uns hirN
ards stoned hA hr crowd but lodged lher prsVtf
~ the Washington street stiluu
Gents French calf tie 0ho :. $3.50, Knox 4
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Nfrxims Tor the Occasion.

No mrn worthy tho oflcc Of President should
te willing 10 hold t counted placed there ny sny
fraud L. $ GRAM
1couli have been rcconccd to the elev by
the smallest aid of mine of person however respectable
In private c who must forever carry his brow the
stamp o Fraud first triumphant IN American history
No subsequent action however meritoriOus can wash
away the letters Vi that record
CHARLES FRANrIs ADAas
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The banquet 10 william LLOYD Garrison-A
False Step Taken by Siay-s.

IoSpoS. June 2G The breakfast given by
the Committee o. the AMI slavery society TO William
Lloyd Galt.>un took place at the Dc,one House Tenn
pcrEnce llusl to4ny The members oi Parliament
present u lud,i the Rishi Hon VIZ fiwari Forster.
the Hon Anihony Ev,,n Ashley. Sir no0rsc Camphel.
NJ Arthur. ami Nj I'wArd tnhlH, VI Siurze
presided Mr Forster spoke in clas q Mr. Garrison,
AMI said hi, fnr-tcr,i visit 90 tie suhrrn states led
hun tu be- very hulcful ut The ntl settle mr nj Of the
qucsu re- ariins the uosrocs Nr tar i-'n reriri
sirWint thc slavery lu' IT. u and fl -' o., Grants
southern policy lie sad he hoa-hi flr,ii, M Hayes
hnd taken inl~ -teu in welding 90 the south. Mr
Aslty and oiMrIs Alsu sluk,-
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MADRID, June 26-ln the Con-r'ss to-day tho
Minister Foreign Anur, Hnnpun,ed That he hAi tih' n
81, - Goo rGI,ns conut I,lal treaty with The Tinted
states, IN order a. obtain rebate on imported artces
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CRY OF MEXICo. June l7.-Gons. Vallejo and
John Is Fli,lr have HriN,d unW taliormt 1t /. sup
posd tn,y aru ,nsased Ia an Airn''u railway scheme
IA MVAleO
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LONDON june 26.-Gen. Grant and wife ar
rived ai Mui~or to-day nn visit To the Queen. They
Wlll remain until to morrow,
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JOTIINGS .IBOTT TOWN.

Rising haromct T. stationary lower tompera-
tur. uurtNt-t winds, part! cloudy weather, and rain
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Allans Soluble Melieated Douglos. No medi
eines AL drugslsLS-AlV
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WAsHNGToN Jun" 2G-presdont Hayes has
fcndcieI To John VI LAu-,tou tl,r h,yuan MISSION
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A. Huanut's at 2 4. VI. 70 &. ~; .. 76'; II
Nj - 81. T. ~ o. - 80. - L. 81.
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HuLLED Conn. Restaurants, boarding houses
ant ihnlnc@ suplicl daily order by mail, Oh5 depot,
No ~ NArck st-Ade
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American Soft Capsule Co. = puro Capsulatei
Aedlelnes pul up N meL.ne bOAea Al drGgelsIs-Ads
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Republican,. D,.gus-d with Hayes.

The my, 'ieatins committee are taking test
mOny.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-29
NOTICE TO LIENHOL LDERs.
.r1cE 1s HERERY GIYRN mo ALL

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons holding mechanics liens against the property
OF VIM H. and D. G. Corbett described as follows to Wit
Lots Nos l. A. and of block SO, of Proctor Green's
division of Carson City, Ormsby County Nevada that the
undersigned have commenced action in the Justices
Court Of Carson Township ornsby County, Nevada be-
fore c. A Wthere Justice Of the Peace to forecose
mechanics lien held against said property and all persons
holding liens said premises under and by virtue OF
Act of the Legislature the State Of Nevada entitled
An Act to liens mechanics and Others and to
repeal all other Acts in relation thereto approved March
1875 hereby notified to be and appear before ssa
Court on the 7th day Of August 1877 at 10 o'clock Of
said day and to exhibit then and there the proof Of theI
said liens, ?. A. WAGNER i CO.,
By T. COFFIN, their Attorney.
Carson, New, July IL, 1871. tyl7-lswsw
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United States for the District Of Nevada. In the
ter OF George w. Chedic bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
District Of ada ssNoce is hereby given that George
W. Chedic Of Carson City, Onsby county, in said District
duly adudged bankrupt according to law, has filed in
this Court petition for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provaoe under Title 81
Of the Revised Statutes of the United States and that
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1877, az 10
o'clock OF said day. in open Court in Carson City,
Ornsby county State Of Nevada and District aforesaid
have been appointed as the time and place for hearing the
when and where the creditors who have proved their
debts and any person in interest," appear and show
cause any they have, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted. T. J. EDWARDS Clerk
Carson City, June 20, 1877.
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ESTATE OF WRIT HOPKINS. DECEASED.

NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrative Of the above named
tate, 70 the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same with the
say vouchers, within ten months from the first public
tion OF this notice to Warren Wasson, legally author
lied attorney, at his Office Wassons Block, Carson City
REBECCA A. HOPKINS Administratris
Carson City, June 2eth, 1877. lsw4u
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Gin Gipilifationsmegfr,
auItursei6idtIid teanoIOoij6e Stisse bon
s. 6eimamM.

wsit oem Namen 6eife 6e5ei6net man
bic ourd) 3erieBuns DDn Settitoffen mil
Gdli ooer Natron oareeitellte. Deer aus
Yerbinouneen bpn 2ali oher Natron mil
fetsen 5dlren beitebenoe Subfnn3 Die ipir
gebrautben, um unlere Berion unb bic
8egenltdnoe nnIerer Befieibung u. I. ip.
pon unreinli1feiten su befreien. IRAN
fam pie 6eife. ipie 2isbis 10 ridtis iaet,
als eifen WaBitab fir ben Moblitano uno
Die Glltur Der 6taaten betrahten, man
fanf BEL BereleiAuna atueier Staaten BON
aIeitber Ginmopnersabl nit p0litiper @es
miBbeit oenjenisen fur ben reiberen, mobl.
babenberen ilno fultipirteren erfldren, luels
der am meilten Geife sebrandt; oeun Der
WertauI uno Der Werbrauh oerielben bans
gen nid6t ppn Der Mpoe ab, IonDern BON
Dem Be5dhl oes 5GDnen, bes @oblieins,
Der 9ebaslibteit, iusldes aus Der Geinlids
felt entipringt. $50 hieier 6inn neber
ben iibrigen geiitiaen uno leiblidaeH 4n-
forberungen beriidiidii9t uno beirieolgt
luirb, ba lit MDhlitanb uno Rultur 5ils
sIeid.
go fsben mir and ale esbiIbeten WoItet
bee Nltertbums iih Der hbdlitn Meinlihteii
bsIleiBigerl. Dei ben alien Gepptern pIlso.
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Roo 1T Ia Der llnperslti6lidle, WIelse-
iuhte ni9t an Der britiihen Giiite 9elarioett.
Die bielen Sun6erte BON gBeriten ourp
oas @SarenreiG pom ibfuor3en big a,ln
baltiifen Wesre b!ieb Serniat natllrlttb IN
Der Obbut ieines Gntfiihrers. SIN peters-
burg, Der faiItrliden sfanslit por9etsut,
tpuroe Der nadt einberimreiteroe Natiirs
iDbn nit elmer IiIberbelebten ountelbrdus
men Sammetoede beflei0et uno ihm ton
einem eeI6idten Sedbnifer Elm 2oljhdusH
den i'm ruiiil9en StDle ber9eitellt. Damn
aine ct 1einer BeItimmuftg entge9ell lino
iOllte in Der @ren3itaot Yteuben8, in feiers
li6Ster Musipe6ielung, einem enaliiden
gabinetscourier iiheroebeu meroen, Der
aber, 9ant einent Ribperitdnoniiie, bos
burd Seleeramme oamals nod nidbt auf'
gefIdrt tueroen tonnte, ausblieb.
Warfowitif) iibergab in 6olge oeIIen
ieinen Tinoline Der 0bbut rneines 8aters,
Der oamals als b0berer Beanlter an Der
@renSe lebte, IieB ii9 feierIi9 bic ueber.
gabe quittiren un0 i'd bate fortan oas
Bergnitoen, tpo6enlang ben Selben oieIer
grsdblune 81 pfle9er uno Dor Sdooen al
benabren. Gei oieIer @elesenbeit erfubr
i6 natiirli6 ale ein5elne Soten oieIer
8eIhi6te un0 es tpuroe mir ihmer, mid
nah turSer 3eit bon Der ltebensmiiroi8en
Sunoeleele Su trennen.
Spdter mar es mir pereDnnt bic 9to9s
fommenidaft Sermats unter Der Sun0es
9enoIIenI4aft oer R0nigin IN Nu9eniheln
nebmen 3u f0nnen uno oo th oieIeIbe in
hobem Nnieben erblidte, 10 CLAUDE idb oud
oas &ebt 5u boben, rteinen Yae9line bin
itellen 5u oiirfen als ben ,,Stammpatet
zines neuen GeI6le9ts."
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Sabatbfeier Der Seele.
yoa @tto grs@ffsr.

Sonnetrunten ifsb'n bic atpenrieIsn,
Stumu btssben iie ben Gag bes Serrns :
allie 8lurnen b.tsn aui ben @isisn
ltnb bic 8elIen iinsen nab unO fern.
Wade &annL rnein Sers! binres bic S9attea
gass aaube, 9oie idaffe fort
Die 6ebantsn au', bic tummermattsn,
@irf in oieier Sturbt iiber Horb
edute, SeeIe, Oeine 8rietensslcden
Sdmers uno 9oifnuug, IdlDeisst nno bersebi
llub Sein itummes, abnenoes Grcblodtn
2Ole lib in feIises Sebet!
Deun aus bieIem 8Ean, bem untrmeb'nen,
aebrt in bid, bon ire'iden 8unlden rein,
aebrt NIT allen suten, lanabsrses'nrn
GnesIn mieDsr bsut bic @Ottbsit einl
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''Every failure is a step to success
Ia9t Elm eneliIhes Spridwort. Daber ers
fIdrt es iidb, oaB 10 Diele 2eute nur beta
rei6er tuer0en, je Dfter iiefalIiren.
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9nnaivein.

. III feline SunIt, ion onni6auen, 4 ii
feline aunlt, ibn ob3npnaden,
3 1T feins Runlt, ihl Iii berpadsn, s III
feine Runft, ibn Ill utrIAlden.
g lit feline Runii. In 0lis3uprx{5sl. ifI
feine 9unit, idn ai1rsn iajIen.
q lit feiae Gunit, iba. 0tis gfaDhr ue,t u,
5dllern lIno ii 8 sal }tn jaj{eIl.
g tit feline Runft, ibn Ill ner{d,sn{t,f 4 III
feine Gunit, ion dll ffouiets 4
's-iit feine RunIt, ibn}tt6ll iii Id||ss, Al.
sins'as Rant iIl iFa ~ Mid 4
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Cine ssran ipoIlte iiingIi BON einem
Boltbeonten Die eben gefaufte Briefmarfe
auf9etlebt baben; lie periiebe bas nitbt, oe
lie in Der Staot nolIfommeu fremo lei.
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.Ob Slide mohl and ItblaIen9s Ge
frdgt Semano. - ySbne 3tueifel uny
3tpar inmer aerahe, menn mir lie nit bel
Angel fangen moIlel."
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Mannigfaltigrs.
ginem gef6enften GIsI ioI m0s
It'd niGt BON binten ndbern.

Gin Nen Dorfer Rnahsr nennI
feline Sabanna's: Billets 81 einem Eutlua
BON 8orleIungen Ieiner Grau.
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Gin Mann, Der fir einen Sreunb
8iirei6dFt ftelen iuoilte, iDuroe seIrast,
ab er aud auf ieiner Garm eine 8 pp o.
tibet babe. = % ia" ertuleoerte er,
st1eiue 6rau."
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9ie perbprbene liebsrraEd5nn,

8e0ienter: r2isbe Geate, i'd babe
gu9 etlpas g8i)tises AT iaaen. Gner
8utsberr nirb in Sipei GtnnDen bier fem,
iG bin auf Der porlebten G5tation heimlitEl
onpon geritten, uu Gnb 10 ldbneG OILS
moglit in GenntniB an leten, 0oB {id) Der
9err 8raf aeduBert bat: Weeine bropen
Summbauler lperoen sroBe Nugen ma
den, Denu i9 he NIT tiilem Beinde iibsr@
raIne." s
. rtsri4fer: s9abt Sbr's e'b6rt.
Mdnner. iiberroIben bat er uns mcllen.
Der CUTE, erdoigs 9erf @r0f, iift0 70 q
3allunt bon einnt BreteIhupfer bat Die
Redbelt uno ueroirbt ibn's Wlpisl ssyfl1
bitt' gu6, leuteln, es lit oas BeIfe, mir
tbun als bdtten mir nid3ts g'66rt ilia0 jiel~
len uns, penrl Der @utsberr toinflt, reo1f
lberraiht nno ounift nas miro un8 So
idper nit anfommeil.~
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Cine 8ermonter 3eitung riibmi
bic Stdrte oes Glepbarten Der oortigen
Nlenagerie, Der einen Mloermonn ME Elm
SpielBeug in Die 2uft uno Soeor fiinftou.
leno Sboler, tuel1e Der Staot gebortsn.
aus ieinen Saihen ihiittelte.
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ST Der Serr Elm Treunb bon Sh.
rten ?" fragte Semano, auf einen sben
l8eeeebenoen seigeHo. DGrfabre i9 erF
Sonnabeno," laiitete oie NntmDrt, babe
ibm grade fiinf 9oaar eeborst."
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@efIhInnIL

Sin eitIer Gomponiif fpielte oerobe cine
ieiner ei9enen Gompolitionen unb bradh
babel IN Shrdnen aus. - %, mas lit Sbs
ncn 2" fragten niitleioia Die 3ub1rer.
meinenO, oaB ibn pl6Bli1 cine fraurige
grtnnerune iibertoniinen. %, nid1ts.
ni6ts", iaete Der Wtann, vtpenn'in einmol
nirtli4 CUTE 9talif bore, oann mu6 i'd
INNER tuelnen."
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9ie ,,@eiflife 8ldtter !"

has ecnntaessbIatt bee Glneinna gossbIatts, nb ba
nnterbaltinss seuiemst EnS seinsn @ baupt'
id@lt4 brr@ bic SrtffIi6eit bs snria psr5ffentIitsr
Gst6blunam aus.
grsis t2pss 9abr psrtoirst RaS europa s. per SAB,
postsird.
etnislns Rnmmsrn: Stni senss, wsfir has BIatt ben
fdStii4en absnnsntsn sur4 bic Trdsa in's 6aaB ss'
isitst mtrt.
0sIbisrsunsen fSnnsn per .Usonsp prSers SSss regis
ftrtrttn Hrief auf unier Rtitc ssmacst wsrbsn.
Die Cincinnati V0lksblatt Compagnie,
B OK 14l4,
Cincinnati. ..
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Das Gd9lid)e polkablatt

foftet per BOT (Obne eonntagsblntt)
1920 Der Snbr, S4.6O bas babe
Sabr unb $3.50 bas 8terteljabr.
IRit gunutagsblatt, $11.2O per Sabr,
$3.50 bas baIbe Sahr anb $3.50
Dos Tierteliabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-07

Gin anberes BIatt beri9tet BON eis
rer Senne in San Nntonip, Der elm Rnobe
elm buntbemoltes OHerei in's 9eit Ieete uno
tie slou6en ma9te, lie babe es ielbit eelegt:
ySie mar eine alte nno erfabrene Senne
uno troboem gaderte tie Iih innerbalb ei.
ner 8iertellunoe barber su Sooe.4
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-07

Gin Beinb6nbfer Iobte einem
Weintenner eiren iebr Ieihteu unb iuneen
Wein iiber alIe @ebiibr uno perli4erte 6d.
BEL tuie es beIonoers Elm gor3us iei, oaH
er, bel einem 10 hOhen 4Iter bod gar feline
Sdure babe. SD mub aeftebeu.~ iaste
Der lnoere Idhelno, ,er lit Dor aItsr BET.
na6e tinoii9 eetuoroen.@
Sm iiebenidbrigen Griese
tpnroe Elm Sproler bon ben YreuBen 9e.
fan9en. Ser fommanbirenbe General
fragte ibn: rg8ie tart 1T guer Gailer %
- rSas lam ld nidt piIfen, oenn es i'll
no9 telnem BON uns ein8eFalen, f9 nit
Dem Gaiisr iu rauTen."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-07

Gin iuneer Niann, Der mad ben
8oIoerdbereien Der I1tpor3en Beree aus.
panoerte, l9reibt ieinen @Itern, 6aB er bort
elm irbiIdbes Barooies eefunben babe unn
BON Nllem entaitdt fei. Auf bittet er UNI
Stpan3ig Dollars, oon1it er uieoer mad
Sauie tommen fam.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-07

3u Wains babsn me6rere .totIen.
Hauere Sun9frauen", audi 9ooalisten ee.
nonnt, Strife" genia6t, 10 oaB mebrere
8aIiers 9dushen sei9loIIen blieben. gs
wiro ers6blt, oaB stpiihen ben BaiYer-
Niren unb ben 6abritdnten SiIferen5en
entltanoen ieien, Die Su oisIem Reiultnt se-
fibrt bdtten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-07

Ser Scientific ameriean"
ertpd9nt, 6aB ale fleinen ainoer eber 9ein
iasen lernen als Sn. Sis Gambens8oIt
6emertt bier3u: bod muB man 6ierbei bic
SbatIabe bea4ten, oaB bisielben nismnls
9efra8t Deroen, ob lie elm GIas uittrintsn
mollen.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-07-28
Disease Ii an Antaeonist

That should be attacked the instant he shows
himself. Don't wait. At him before his nails
are grown, and wipe him out. The great
Alternative and invigOrant of the age, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, will speedily infuse
such healthful tone into your organism that it
will be enabled to successfully resist future
attacks. The Bitters prevent and remedy
chills and fever and bilious remittents, and
eradicate dyspepsia, constipation, liver com.
plant, rheumatic ailments, urinary and
fetal when the system has been drained of
its vitality, or is inherently deficient in
strength. The nerves gather from it both
vigor and tranquility. But while it imparts
strength and gives wholesome stimulus to
the animal economy, it does not duly excite
it like the cheap exhilarants sometimes re.
sorted to under the erroneous impression
that they can invigorate.