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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
An Everyday Romance.

Superintendent Crothers, of the
Hartford Conn Walnut Hill Inebriate
Asylum, tells this strange story of an
eminent clergyman, well known in
Hartford many years ago; A clergy
man of fortune, position and much rep
utation, he lost his daughter by a VIC
lent death, and began to drink to drown
his sorrow. 1t was in vain that his
wife and friends opposed, demonstrated,
and persuaded; he drank on,
the appetite steadily increasing, until
he became its slave. His congregation
dismissed him; his wife died of broken
heart; he squandered his fortune, lost
his friends, and at last became re-
porter for low New York paper,
through means of which he picked up a
scanty living. From bad to worse he
swept down rapidly, and, for some of
Tense committed while drunk, was at
last sent for six months to State Prison.
On coming out and returning to the
city he became fish-peddler, drinking
desperately all the time. One day
while drunk he was injured and taken
to the hospital, where he was recog-
nized by the attending doctor, and
finally sent to an inebriate asylum. He
remained here six months, went away,
relapsed and was returned by his friend,
the doctor. A year later he went away
to the far West to begin life again.
Commencing in a small church, as
pastor, he became, in few years, one
of the leading men, and, finally, Presi-
dent of a college. Last year he died, a
man renowned, and regarded as the
ablest divine of that section. Among
his papers were found some of the facts
concerning his early struggles, in which
he gratefully acknowledged the wisdom
of his old college friend in forcibly re.
moving him from temptation to an
asylum, which was the only possible
way in which he could escape, -Spring,
field Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
A Very NarrOw-Gauge Railroad.

The narrowest of narrow-gauge rail-
roads is now in operation between
North Billerica and Bedford, in Massa-
chusetts, distance of eight and half
miles. The track is only ten inches
wide. A Boston correspondent of the
New York EUening Express says Ben
Butler took one-fiftieth of the entire
stock of this road, the whole amount
being $4,000. The protector or invent
or of this road is George E. Mansfield,
who is a practical wood and iron ma
chinist and an engineer. There are
eleven bridges ON the route of this road
over 100 feet long. The rail weighs
twenty-five pounds to the yard, though
it is believed that twenty pounds to the
yard would be sufficient. One grade
on the road is 1856 feet. The cars and
engines of the road are well propor-
toned, and make a very handsome an
pearance The engine is behind the
tender and next the cars, so that when
the train moves the car next the engine
draws down upon and increases the adj
hesion of the engine to the track. Both
engine and cars are constructed so as
to be very near the ground, giving great
advantages in regard to safety, also very
little oscillation. The cars have an aisle.
with one seat on each side, in the same
manner as ordinary cars have two seats.
The length of the cars allows thirty seats,
each person having seat to himself.
The cars are warmed with steam, are
well ventilated, have closets, water
tanks, all the modern improvements,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
The MOntenegrins.

The Montenegro men are tall, broad
shouldered and well shaped One of
our guides was at least six feet three
high. They wear the national cap, of
black silk on the outside, with red,
flat top, on which are worked the let
tiers H. L., which stand for Nicholas l.,
for the H. in Slav represents N. These
letters are surrounded by semi-circle
of gold lace surmounted by cross. 1t
is not so smart in appearance as the
Dalmatian cap, of bright red with
black embroidery, worn jauntily on the
side of the head. The dress is usually
white cdpOte, reaching to the knees,
with belt full of pistols and daggers,
and blue trousers fastened at the knee.
The rest of the leg is covered with a
white stocking, made of coarse flannel,
at the back of which runs an embroid-
cred line. The shoes are sharp-pointed,
like canoes, laced in front with leather
or string. A complete Montenegrin
suit costs about f20; and when we ex-
pressed our surprise that they could
afford such a sum, we were told that a
dress will last a lifetime. They are all
extremely courteous, and we hardly
ever met Montenegrin who did not
put his hand to his cap and slightly
raise ia salutation which we took
good care to return. OF course, in
speaking of the character and habits of
the MOntenegrins, we cannot pretend
to know them ourselves, for our visit
only extended to q few days; and we
bear in mind the story of the traveller
who, when he first entered France, find
ing that the chamber-maid in his inn
had carrotty locks, put down in his
notebook: "Men. The women in
France have red hair But we have
read much about them, and, from a
general concurrence of testimony, we
think we may say that they are not only
an extremely brave but a sober and
honest people. Their food is of the SIM
plest kind, and drunkenness is entirely
unknown. Their wine is rather sharp,
and is much improved by a little water;
but a good deal of it may be drank
without affecting the head. Before the
time of Danilo |. we believe they were
rather addicted to marauding and rob-
berry; but he promulgated new code,
and punished offenders with exemplary
severity. 1t has been said that before
he died purse of gold might have been
left on one of the mountain paths and
no one would have attempted to take it.
The effect has been to change the char
acter of the nation in this respect, and
we believe they fairly deserve the title
of an honest people. But war has a de-
moralizing effect, and we were told that
lately symptoms have appeared which
show that Montenegrin principle, as re-
CARDS the distinction between meum
and tmtna, is not quite as strict as it
should be.-BIackWood's Magazine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

Two of Carnesville's boys, who are
about the age of seventeen, went to
preaching at Aliens Church a few Sab
baths ago, and after services were over
they, with a couple of their country
chums, decided to escort some young
ladies home. The following CONVERSE
ton transpired between the mother and
daughters: Mother" Girls, were there
no young men at church to-dayp"
Girls" Of course. mother" Mother
" Why in the world, then, did you bring
the children home with youP" The
young men were so confused that they
did not remain till after dinner.
Franklin (Ga. Register
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22
The Building of the Latest Petrifled Man.

A Denver (Col.) assayer tells the fol-
lowing story regarding the manufact-
ure of the latest petrified man: In
August, 1875, five of us were prospect
ing in the vicinity of Pueblo. In COM
ing upon a sandstone quarry one of the
party observed sort of likeness of a
man drawn upon the rock. The Incl
dent occasioned a deal of talk about
ancient creations, and the idea of get
ting up second Cardiff giant was then
fayorably discussed. The party agreed
to undertake the task, and a stone
cutter named Saunders, who had been
working in the vicinity, and known to
be a clever hand at modelling, was at
once sought out and an agreement made
for the figure. While the plan was in
progress, one of the party, in a joking
way, said the thing ought to have tail,
as in ancient times men had tails six or
seven inches long. 1t was decided
among the party that the figure should
be known as a petrified Aztec Indian,
and that they would resurrect him after
six months and impose him ON the pub
lie as such. The stone-cutter, not see
ing the joke, set to work and made the
figure, with tail appended. The price
paid the artisan was $135, and after he
had completed the figure it was buried.
The "Muldoon'' was made out of sand
stone and dried by the cabin fire, which
partly accounts for the little moles on
the surface. After the burial-two feet
from the surface of the ground-the
party went their ways to await the
resurrection. A few of the prospectors
had got wind of the proceedings and
were keeping an eye on the party, and
so they dispersed in different directions.
Finally they became scattered, some in
New York and the remainder in diff
ferent portions of the country. 1 had
forgotten nearly all about the matter
when the discovery was chronicled in
the papers. But considered it best to
keep still about it, and it was only
through accident that said anything in
regard to the matter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

Mr.. Rine, a temperance evangelist
who is now laboring in Canada, claims
to know whereof he speaks. In re-
cent address he said: "There is mis-
taken impression in this country that
there is no fascination in q drunk |
tell you there is joy in it; there is a
delight in it; there is an exhilarating
influence that perhaps none of you pres
ent have ever felt. I have felt If .
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

LUCINDA S not stylish woman"
said Creagle, of Barr street, describing
his wife to lOng-absent friend; "she's
as plain as the handle of jug, and
there amt fat enough about her to
grease watch, but she can make bis
cults that taste like inspiration, and has
a steaming breakfast ready every morn
ing before she dreams of disturbing nv
slumbers. | tell you she's a woman
that knows how to make II man happy
and comfortable, if she wouldn't look
like turtle dove in chrome. Gin
cinndti Breakfast Table.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

GILL marry any girl in the room that
will have me-" said fellow in a ball
room in Franklinville, N. Y. "rll take
you," said a girl. The marriage cere-
mony was performed on the spot within
half an hour.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

RAILROAD travelling in France is very
safe. Between 1872 and 1875, but one per-
son was killed out of 45, 25S, 270, and one
injured in 1,024, 1863, while in England
during the same period one was Killed
in $4,000 and injured in 1856, 200.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

"A man took load of apples to
Greenfield, Mass, recently, and dis
posed of the first two barrels to lady
for $3.50 per barrel. Afterward hav-
ing found that he could get only three
dollars per barrel for the rest of his
load, he conscientiously returned to the
lady and paid back one dollar, the diff
ference in the price of her purchase.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

The Turf, Field and Farm says that
it is twice as safe to buy a lottery ticket
where you know the lottery to be
dead swindle as it is to bet on horse
race where you believe everything to be
fair.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-12-22

The State Dental Society met at Co
lumbus on the 9th with about thirty
members in attendance.
, 1877-02-07
SeTentli6e Danfiasuns.

Mus5ns aus sinem Bsiefs bon 3. Ssinaas!'
Ter, Butt, Sctparb County. Soma, an lsinen
Gpbn s. 5einmiilsr, &sbattsus bes xalba'
ny 9erple".
......S Sd fann ntGt urabin, Did 3u bit.
ten, in Deintm Ylattc uniern SfentliGen Dnnl
fir bic Seitung 2>ciner SHUTTER hur6 Dr.
Aug. 8Sniss 8 ambureet &ropfea
aus5ulpre6en. @ie Ou peiBt, lit bic liebe
SHUTTER an eilem i9peren 2eberIsibsr, unS
lelblf bic 5ilfe unlsrer @erS's par Dsr9eblib.
gSir probirten bic 6amburser Sropfen, nns
puree bird ben @ebrau1 Der elben bic Sc.
lanobeit Der Muttsr piebsr gang berseiteat-
SD winl6e, Ou pIroelf bic 5ambnrser
Mebteinen immer auf's Bette empfeblsu,
benn ite babea ii6 auf's 8ortreffi9te in unfit
Ter Sanilte bewabrt.
, 1877-02-07

Sd bin wieesr better als Id Il srpartete su
pereeu, ldreibt Ybil. HOf, Salempias, Wise,
sanf DR.. Iusua 8Dnts's 5ambursn
Erppfem. SD lit Ian8s an Ser3tlppfen unS
,os swsi Merste gu &atbe, pbne paB i9 GihSsr-
uae srbielt. SD sntlAlpb mid, bic SambIr-
aer Grppfen tes DR.. @usuif 8onis gu eebraa.
6em. @ott sur gbre unb DR.. @usuit aSnia's
Sam burssr Grppfsn sum &abme mub tb ~
gen, bab mir ~pisielbsn msius Gslanobsit pts
bsrsabsn.
, 1877-02-07

w~srlunen, bic an @ppstinpFafstt unb @iber.
piaeu sesen Speilen leiben, iinb DR.. Aug.
aSmts'S Sambureer G%rppfea gu
empfsblen. Serr Matbias DrabobeL Slus
@prins, Neb., ibrsibt pariiber: Wleia Slater,
lApn bph i'm Mlter, perlpr lsinen @ppettt unb
bate lpsar einen @ioerwiasn sseen Spsilsn,
mas i'm lrbr I9ma4 unb uno lsibenb maGts.
auI unIer 3ursprn sebrau@te e. DR.. &usult
RDnis's Samturser 5ropfenj Der Ippstit febr-
ts surid, umo er fI5lt II ain gang anpsrsr
Wenl9 su lsin-
, 1877-02-07

Serr Gtas. 9auptman, Silver goint 81. s.,
Ssaeust mis fpIst: SD lit felt a@t @p9sn an
@awaas nnp 4opfi9msrsen, ear3 llnpsrbau-
libtsit bsrporssbra6t. Dmr9 ben @sbrau9
spa Dr.. Iusuf 9Snts's 5a burset
Trppfen bin i'd @ptt {et Danf pieber 70
tpeit berselfelt, baB i'd meinen alien Sel@af.
tisHnsen tpisosr natseben fam. SD fam pa-
Der biels Wseisia Iaea beitsas empfeblea."
, 1877-02-07

Cine freusiee With
8altbaiar 9eim, 9outb Mo1ms, Ma0a6ufetts,
fbreibt an unS. SD fSnnts sinen eansen gp,
gen Spa l6rsiben, unb bann tSnnte i'd bod
ni9t ssnus lbrsibsn, mas Suites mir DR.. NV
sut 3Dnis's 8 amburser Srppfen
tbaten. SD babe iibtr smei Sabre ale Dpfic'
rem in bislsr umseseno ssbrauGt nnb Gin 6we-
res @elD ausgeseben, bis mid bic 5amburser
TrOpfen BON meinem idredliGen uebel Dts
pepiia b~sfreiten unp i'd u fab!e, hab i'd
ldneer leben tperbe,"
, 1877-02-07


NIT weldem ite Die bon ibren 9einen sez
lDiten Yieroe oaoonja9te.
DuldusYeid ! rief iie aus, laoem l'e
iid nad) benz seseniiberlieaenoen belpals
beten abbanse Suriidsos, mas 'O9ert Der
aro6e Saaptlins nod? Mta er nldt IN
Ole Arme bes MoquisS amlter ellen?
8elteise er bod feline Bieroe, penrl Die
ciseuen 6uBe i'm ntd)t mebr tra9en
aber leine Pieroe lino fort bis auf eins!
Semme ben Bad, oer ron Den Seraen
nieoerriejcl eft! 'Senme Den rotten Stronl,
nit ,pcl6em ieine Yieroe Den Stale fdrben.
sic perltumnlte Dor Dem WutbIArei,
nit meldem Der Sduptlins, sefol9t BON
Dem lansarmisen a3urie, ibr naAitiir5te,
oann aber, oa lte in Der 0unfelbeit uno
slpilden oem Gebil6 linn unerreiAbar,
lid oabin besab, mo bisber lelne foits
barite Sa6e, ietne Yieroe 9eitanoen batten.
0ieIe Winuten elmer gerduIduolen
Seruirruns batte Der ldwar5e Suan nul
eriuartet, I'M ieinen id)lau ourhoadten
Blan CUR ausfiibrun9 gu brin9en. Sas
ltis idliipfte Ell 5u ieinen @efdbrten bin.
Die Manounseu Der Siidien laiebt
oltrb Die Sefinunseu, raunte er ibnen
orinseno gu, ullo haltet elpd) bereit gum
6eucrn. gber nun, iuenn's iidl UNI 2es
ben uno 600 banoelt. 9ebt elnen SduB
ab. @ar;a ueiB, mann eS a3ett 1T.
Sein SduB 1T Der erIte :
@r lpra6 nodD alS Sdritte inter Dem
Yorbau ertSuteu. 9ilger, @onltan3 uno
@arsa sabeu ibreu @etuebren Die porae.
ldriebene Sage uno fait sleid5eitig trat
Manuel in Die SDble elm, ii1 Slo I3ul
oe9eniiber, mslde Die Oede Dor ibr Ints
lis niebey3os, auf Die Groe werfeno. Nod
int A%usenblide oes Sdeioens bate
Oa(du YeiA Dem MericaAer Die Semas
dung Der @efan9euen iibertrasen, I'M
nibt audi tie Elm Spfer oes wiitbenoen
Weibe5 iperoen gu ~laiien.
Sein Grl9einen brad)te Suan auBer
6alIuns bod mn eini9e 9ecunoeu
oa1erte ieiae nneutidieoeubeit. Die
Siidie lebate ct neben @arsa ans @e'
itein, fit oieien ein 3eiben, iie nibt pers
loren seben gu lallen, oann 9litt er mle
elm Shatten iiber oas @er0u fort neben
ben Sorbau Der S0bte bin, mo- ct iif,
Den @dein oeS 6euerS meioeno, 5ur Groe
mari.
Der 2drm in Der SAluAt batte unters
oelien leinen b0Alten @rao errei6t.
@leidlam idnaubeno bot 8utb rannte
Oalbu.Bcld bin uno ber. gead)oem ct
iid iiber5eust bate, baB o%asielbe 8iero,
weldeS Dot ~ueuigeu Stunoen nod tim
tra9, in Der Chat mn nit leeten idwiu@
oenoeu &rditeu iib auiredt erbielt, wdbz
renb bas leste 2eben elmer tiefen @unoe
in %letner Srult entquol, fanute Iein Corn
feline @rdnsen mebr. Mber ct duBerte
li1 nibt in wiloem 5oben, i%onoeru in Der
rubi9en Irt, in welher CT Die aus alien
9tibtunaen berbeteilenoen &rie9er unter>
,pies, ibm Die entflobeuen Yieroe e%infans
gen gu belien. Sor alen Oinsen mollte
ct Den llmfan9 oes ln9liifS fenaen lers
ne,t, melheS i'm b~etroffen butte. Oenn
feline Yferoe sia9en inn itber gaes, iiber
Wetb rno &ino, uno wdre feline erbitterte
6rau jeet Dor i'm binsetreten, CT wiiroe
nldt 9e;auoert baben, ibr Elm dbnlihe8
@aoe gu b%ereiten, wie lie ieiuem 2ieb.
l~insstbicrc,
(SEnrt1et,r1tn fnfat.O
, 1877-02-07
Gin bemerfemstpertb Sub!"
Irtbut'S~lebteSn 9rOBtes.
Oefu1r!!!

ODER: Serwunoetia Dem 9auS eines 6reunoes.
Sieies pplleneetffe a4crf bieies &tteranen Der
Ameritoniihen Hlteratur bat ais 8orluuri eiuen De.
9%enlano. lpelbsr nas loeiate eeeen unleres 9elalnlnten
iiber llebel, peibes es bloslteIlt. Muheroreentlid
ipannenc une auire9enc, ptro es pom Mnen mil
Se8i,rpe 9elelen ,ueroet, Sluifrirt une iDpn ge'
nnneen. gBir lino entIhlonen, has Bud in ieoer sSas
mile hes Sanoes ein5ufnDren uno ~otterlren nod ns
ca9epefene Sortbeile alien mdunliben nno melbli.
det Subleribentenlamin 9Str nerIan9en LIBERAL
N9enten unb ibiden gratis auf 8erlangeu Neoingun.
aea uno beldreibenoe @irculare. 3. NJ. Stceear
n, Co.. 72S Gbefrut Str, ppila. 4se2mi.
, 1877-02-07

@eseu 5auttranfbeitsn nnt aue l1nreinis-
teitcn. wel9e perborbenem 8lut entlprinseh
linp DIR. Musuf 8Snis's 5%ambmrSer
E%ropfem Elm gang ausseseianetes MitteL
bern ie ftnp bic beifen Blutreiniser. On
'drettI nerr Suba George 8Ooeml@aB tn Sc
rtpnt, 81.
, 1877-02-07

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 trant. baB
tb feline Spells mebr Dertrasen fonrte. idreibt
Serr peter Glentens, 2ittle ORLEANS, Mp. SD
nabrn DR.. Musuf RSnts'S 5ambur.
8er Iropen unb bin nun tpieber nitt NM
gang 9srsetslt ~fUaosru flble MID pic! traftiA
Jet ais fribsr.
, 1877-02-07

Ser Oars einer Tanilte. SO ans
r1etns Grau fassn Sbnem ben srGbtsn Daus flu
DR.. Mn gut RSnts's 5amburger
E~rppfen, f9reibt 5err SObn Ycit, @enspa,
Sa., benin bteielben baben uns srpBe Daenlte
s~rpislsn. 0ir la6sn bic IrOpfsa ai9t msbr
aIsgeben.
, 1877-02-07

Gin sutes Mittsl ssssn golil nno 9eibi6mer.
gen lino DIR. IusIft &Smtg's 9ambur.
Ger Iropfen, 1treibt Serr Mi6ael 9SeiL
Wii9apasa, Sns. benn ~btsislbsa bsIfen auss1.
blidliG.
, 1877-02-07
Ginioe quite Griinoe

1.-gine neue @rFnbuna. srRnoIt& setsatt
uno setbert bura Datent.
2.-Dfaht eiaen poIisp m menen 2ads Sti4,
sleit auf beiben Seiten, an allen Irten bon Stonss.
3.-2auft leitt, ianft, serdufdlcs uno rai4-bsRs
6 combination non Gioeuidaften.
4.-Dausrbaft alauftSabre lang obne Nepa.
vaturen.
5.-B errt6,et allie Irtsn BON Wrbrtt
ano Sanep Nabereien in elmer por3i9lidenDe tis.
6.-5Sit fir De-, Nrbeiter iebr leidt su b q II D.
oabsn. Die 2Gnse Der slide tann rs9ulirt lperoer,
;oabrenb Die @tuibine I'M tBan9e lit. uno biele fam
nit etnem Sabsn peris1an ~erOc'l, obne oab cerielbe
p1rb 2od}sr ju 9ebeit bal.
s-p1an einfab, finsreih, elegant, ineem
sr Std 81 II ben Gebpanf uon Gog sBbesl Gears
aotarp Cams unp 2eper grins formirt nth. 6ar osn
utpmatieDrop Seeo. tpelber Ell II E afet3
mGBiee 2anse bes Stides bel irgeub
ttuer 6ei d pinoi9fett 4 4ert. Dat unlersu
aeuen : breao CONTROLLER, tpslber cine 9letp-
1taBige 8siue9un9 Der Ntsble-sar erlaubt uno ssnar
8ertebuns oes Gabeus oorbeu9t.
e.-Gpnitructiou d uBerfier9faltis uno Doh.
snoet. SIT i~abriSirt BON ben Sei9idtefen NM
erfabren item Mrbaiteru in Der bsribuIsR
Bennington Mrn,orp, Supn, u. o. Dbilabelppta
sCfIce: $40 &bcffnut GfrdFe. 2Ws7rtcS.
, 1877-02-07

Serr Stsif In Snansaso Sig, MiG., ttstIt
uns nit; SD lit felt spst Sabrsn an elmer
bSSartisen 6le6te, bic allen Wlitteln ,piesrltanS.
ga sebrau9te it msbrsrs Wotsn lang DIR.
Ansut aSnis's 8Sntg's 9ambar-
erIrppfsn na1 Sprldrift unb wurbs
spn stslsm bSsartiSsa gsiota ppQtaneis sebsilt.
, 1877-02-07

sscsieI auf mssr as 200 Der ssstutsnosrsn Gtdsts
In EUROPA.
0slc' @usiablunsen Sur4 bic Npfdmter iomie pet
&elesrapb naA alien plabsn In Oeutidlanb,
Deiierrsia, Der GSweis, 6pnano, Ddnsmarf. @tlps'
ben uno Mormsssn. ben Gnpfdnsern frtt has baus
~seliefert.
Greeif.Brteft FIR wsiismes ,ur renusuns Tn ausa
sr5sersn Gtdbten Der altsn QDett.
ginsaiGruns bon G~rbiebaften uno EorrerunSen
isber Writ in allen pldben Guropa's.
Uerid1ihuns BON GIttrn uno padeten nsa
europa.
cer,oauns aniommsnbsr wHtsr In Ss~ BORT. uaA
Msitsrbtf6rberuns ~bssieIben rad bent SnIanes.
Gurspatfbes Sels autr @rt setauft anb ~ssr,auit.
, 1877-02-07
Gsortiebung fotst.)
Or. @m. aau's 9unaemballar

Sr. @m. 9aa's Suneembaiiam
turirt buiten, Gatarrb. S1lpinoiuht mno ale &rant.
beiter bes balies unO Der erult.
Scppil's Slut. rnc &ebersSprup furirt 9ps-
pepla, Sppbilis, Scrppbel, nno ale llnreini9teiEen
pes Blutes, Der Sober, Der 9tierel mo BET 8lale.
Senrp's SdpbpitiOe Salbe furirt Terlebunsen,
Shuitte lno Yranbpunoeu.
Epwnslep's SabnpebsQlnpbpne pertreibt3abn.
ldmerjen III elmer Mtlnute.
Gebraudbt Or, mptt'S 0ebersYtneu. l.
, 1877-02-07
Sic etnstae pclsteAnif6e Sanss
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ct. Clemens sail, Gaicot Stir. @sS.
SIN S5olge Der Ter9r6Berun9 iino finf Ild5e otteft.
Wan betperbe l1 ipiort oarum. Die Graoulrten
iteten bod. Sur eriter &laiie &naben tperbel aut9e'
onm,n Gier GourIe: GlalTi6, 2iberal, gslllen.'
Itaftlih uuo Gommer3ie1. Ntar idite etre Srtef
M rte an Die 0ireetoren Iur ben 9ecsnniai-Satalo9
1Wt!inioo,ia
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ss; s.: ;; ;$; it 6;
stationery padet in Der 98elt. IS entbGlt IS 8oaen
Qapier, IS Srieicouperte 8Geiitift sSeoerbalter,
G~plbieoer mo eiu Stiif pertbppleu S6mudes. SoQs
bemOetnbpfeu unb einem MODERN faaonirten Damcn-
idntud. 8ruitnohel, Obrrtn9e, franto iusel6idt. Naes
fir IS Gents. 54afete nit belonoers aus9elpdblten
e6mudiadet 81. Sine ipfioe goloenc Tatent Seper
ltbr miro frci al a1e N9entet oerabreidt.
Sriee II. 60, s69 Sroaemap. y. ..
, 1877-02-07

Ser Stpis Mmertfa's iiuo ietue Srauem."
gserlauot . Mssntenas r msin N 1 U,rfon np0 l'9r sf,
Traueu uu5ereS $ a~brbunberts", cine 9roBe
Gncpflppaote. Gine quite Gslesenbelt fir guAaaen.
ten erlter S(aiie. nuuereleidlih ueberaa beg bit!
@ldu,enoer @rfol9! y. .. Rnfei, be6ogsNeOsr.
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,0ejd1idlte Der Weltausjtelnna".

Sos Bud enibdlt $3.50 feine @bbilonn9en Don Be=
b6uoen uno Scenen Der srobeu @usitelltns. uno lit
Die etriioe uno ooaitdnoi9e Geibi1te Der Nusiteluug,
bic berausfan,. SIS lbitoert ibre sroBem Yauiuerte,
munoerppGen 4usitelunQs : Otter, GurioiitGten, bes
beutenberen Gortomn1nilIe etc. SeDr biat9 mo per-
fault im1 ipietenn. Gin Maeut bat As Goplet in einem
Sage p%ertauft. ebreibt, UNI uniere Grtrd. Scoin 1lr+
gen fir I0eilten 5n %erfabren, uno cine polle SelDrel=
bulg DTS QSerfes SIT eTbnlten. Man a~oyelltre
NSntiounl SynbiiIhfuo So. QSbilaO,, ia.
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tRkEt77 per gHode ut @n8ettcn. Dtulter irel
poC@Pas y. .. Siecrp, Nlsulta, Msaine.
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UNITED STATES Centennial EXHIBIT
Msenren oertanetf
Srof. eJOwle albsr 4uaaGbarkeit

2Seipltfbaeit nns eeren ssseniettlse Sejiebu,r
gen aen 6ree.atis ~ubsrfane.. Nas SuG rutpaif rsrner
Gieee, ibre 0sfsse. Dsad,t &c. Usenten psrts ufen
tGeil9 vca i3-S9 @rtniplare. WtaH wsups lb nit W..
9abe iEaassrt . g.a. In i. d y" ssattonal VHoiiib.na
80. philadelphia u ag4liiar