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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14
dait and Annlur.
0onundrums.

Uonundrun1s.
Why are some people ike cggs?-Be-
cause they are 700 full of themselves to
hold.anything else.
What is the difference between cloud
and a beaten child l-0ne pours with
rain and the other roars with pain.
What is that which no man wants, and
yet which, if any man has, he would not
part with for untold wealth PA bald
head" tfl ~
What is the difference between a crock
cry dealer aud cabinet. maker 2-0ne
sells teasets aud the other sells setlees
Why is either House of Congress like "a
person afflicted with the influenza p
Sometimes the ayes (eyes) have itand
sometimes the noes (nose.
What is the difference between tunnel
and speaking-trumpet ?-0ne is hollow
ed out and the other followed in.
To what port is man sailing when he
is like an unfortunate lover When he
is bound to Havre.
What class Of lncn are always open to
conviction g-rThosc who have violated the
law. H
Why are troubles like babies p Because
they get bigger by nursing.
Why is the peacock like the figure 81
Il is nothing without its tail.
When do two and two make more than
four when they make ~.
Why is note IN bank like blade of
grass Pit natures by falling due (dew. }
How many peas are there in pint ?-
One p.
Why is man who lets houses likely to
have good many Cousins because he
has tenants.
What is the difference between an
auction and sea-sickness 2-The one is the
sale Of effects, and the other the effects of
a sail
Whose best works are most trampled
on "A shoemaker's, because good shoes
last longer than bad ones. l''t 81 s.
What trees are those which, when burnt
up, are exactly what they were before p
Ashes. -..
Why is your shadow like false friends !?
Because it stays by you only in sunshine.
What is that from which if you take
the whole part will remain ?-Whole-
some. t- .
Why does a sailor know there is a
man in the moon 2 Beeause he has been
to sea.
When is man given to- lying eompell-
led to keep his word 2-Nlien no rnhnEill
take it,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

HOWE WITH VARIATIONS. Fantasies
and variations on familiarIa irs arc bad
enough always, but when the impudent
musician begins on "Home, Sweet Home
it becomes plainly evident that he never
knew such place. IF the intelligent
critic who translates the music of the tone
masters were TO explain some Of the yari-
atiops which, are Inflicted ldpoh us, the
story would run something like this -
First we have the original Home, one
story wooden shan ty, with brokenpapes in
the window. The distinguished architect
now arrives. First he digs cellar, then
he puts in bow window and an L in the
rear The second variation represents a
piazza in front-the house being raised
stOry-Italian awnings on the windows
and few lightning-rods put up. In the
next variation we see the painters at work
on ladders and nice lot Of green blinds
put on. By this time we have lost all
interest in the original Home and feel
sense Of relief at the end of the last varia
tion, which represents display of fire.
works, in which everything disapp ears in
blaze of glory ar nfG IN Fl
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Congenial Occupations.

Id \ -I.L sinh
~" SVuls nuu pt tt y, measures ai,
,io1 ineu' nc VIII c'noarA III Tue 'aiior'ns
Uu9 9e'I ~. nc
II 'ne que reat opleV' oi us ine Is 70
iiaA - money, nc siiUulu get posi'ioh ID
tue 1nlteu states mln''
ne y punc'la' alu anxious 10 DC On
elne nc snou'u put HIS nanuS 10 "a'ch'
niaAS'
II nc pel'e'es IL 70 pe Tue chiei emu OF
man man 70 nave nus business iarse'y ieit' ne
VIII become na'tef' -.
ne wants 70 gs' ~ tne rSS' VI 4 'n.ns,
nc win oes :m ~ aen', ls II ne
uoes ne Wlii nhu hlmseh iooklhS down In
tue mouth :. 80,
II q man Is pungier at nus pest ne
sn n' peoone PnysioiahIanu theu nc
whi nave none oi ms WOrk thrown upon
nis nanus' ~ is senera''y Our'ed out OF
s'gne you know. ,.,r.
d, o scl ne not lncl'hs unlo hish iiVlhg'
ou' Pie'el pam pcaru' reh inc carpeh'
ser sraue VIII sun NM
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

MoxEY III SWEET CoRx.-Au Ohio
farmer grows over 400 acres Of this crcp
annually. The drying house employs over
80 persons. The fresh ears are siezmed
Eve minutes 70 set the milk, the grain ia
then cut of rapidly with cutters having
iconeaye facts then spread On F.ssOrzie5
zinc tables, and heat applied four o. ire
hours from long fapnzees, sSsTizz ess-
SANITY; then packed ID bafrslz n .hrse
bushels each for shipnenG Great care l.
required to have the e0rs jzss az tlx riizht
age, aud to have il dried jaEx ss0nsk 70
keep well. Fonr Bushels Of aosn % he
cob make one bashel iried--she wkse-
sale price Of which i $50 70 81 per bar
rel. At 80 bushels Of corn per acre. 30
acres would yield 5000 bnshels, and gisa
over 1000 barrels Of dried corn, which.
at $50 per barrel, would Be 80, 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

JslTo DEs1Rby 5CUcCMskR Bees The
Western Refospier has the followisg time
ly advice in regard to Kidding the garden
Of the bugs, ect.;-'.To destroy baes on
squash and cucumber vines dissolve ! tea
spoonful Of saltpetre in pail full Of water:
put one pint Of this around each bin.
shaping the earth so 1t will not spread
much and the thing is done. Use more
aaltpetreif you can afford if--ft q good
for Eegetableslbut death for animal life.
The bugslburrow ia the earth az night and
full to rise IN the morning. Il is sogood
for the grub ID peach trees only use
twice az much, say quart to each tree
There vas not a yellow OF blistered leaf
o. twelve or fifteen trees to which it was
applied last season. No danger Of killing
any vegptshlq withdt.g IS
d
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

A young Indian girl who had curiously
watched the process Of marking barrel
heads in the -four ,nill in w mona, Min.
nesota, stole ia one day. and taking pos.
session Of the stenciB ornamented her
baskets with the words Ellsworth 3
Choice and paraded the streets in great
delight but to the disgust of Mr.. Els
worth, Who Is bachelor, and had made
20 saeh choice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

Dr. p, xss called % Wit lady in
CseAssa- After continuing his calls for
s0nse weeks, dc expressed her fears that
q goaId - iae0ayeniebt for bin 20 come
- far o. her account. Ptjh, madam, -
ref&isd the doctor. iBnoeeBtly, II have
apsGbef PafieHt 10 the BeigbLgrhOeis and
thns ! biU tse0 Liyds cah .oae s,oaeK. =
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new SHOE STORE.
New Hat and Cap Store.
NEW CLOTHING STORE /
ORNDORFF s. ALBAUGH

"lSH to inform their Customers aud the
w Public that they have taken the Store
room formerly occupied by Jno. A. Macintosh
and have Just received from the leading Fac.
tories full line Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Valises, Ready. Made Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods. They are also still
actively engaged in the Dry Good, Notion
and Carpet business, and have Just received
their Full Spring Stock Of the above goods,
which they intend to sell at the Lowest Cash
Prices
ny Give them call at once. Shoe Store
in same building adjoining the Dry Goods
Department, near Railroad. apr l4.3m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

MIDNIGHT.


By HAIRY s. sHgLLMAN.
The silver moon hangs high,
In the sky;
Into day III turns the night,
With its son translucent light
Aud rs silver streams pour down
0'erlhe town,
The windowseatch the blaze,
As Il playa, aaslt
And reflect 1t back again,
Until every crystal pane
Wears the heauteOus silver sheen 3
ofnishfs Queeni
Thetown-clock in the tower
strikes the hour
laigi ana with every sturdy stroke
lt Is the holy stiffness broke,
aiss. while the echoirg waves ofsound
i Float around res
Then silence rnles once more ff
As booFe;
And the moon her vigil keeps !i
While The weary tOWnsman sleeps,
Aud the waichmen on their beats
Pace the streets. M ~
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Improsing Our Seed Wheat.

We have alluded to the, adyisability Of
our farmers, in harvesting their gram, Sc
Letting the finest and earliest heads for
future seeding To show what excellent
effects arc to be derived from q little
painstaking ia such matters, Dr. Lee, Of
the Nashville american, gives the follow
ing results:
.etA California farmer, has been expert
mehtiug in planting wheat in hills and
eultiyating il as we, do corn and cotton.
Ia his last experiment he put only one
seed in . hin and had the seeds 20 inches
apart, 50 that pound Of wheat planted
+ an acre. On one-half an acre he harvest
ed 40 bushels, and on the other BALI 30
bushels, making 10 bushels Of sound wheat
from one pound Of seed At so pounds
TO the bpshel the return gives 200 pounds
|. Of this cereal from one, Or "a harvest Of
1900 fold Nothing i more indefinite
than the tilling Of this grain, and the
nunsbor Of seeds that may be developed
in each head We have seen fifty stems
sent up from oae germ in Tennessee, and
have counted one hundred and sixty seeds
grown in one ear Of wheat in western New
1ofk, "a Ne town ef Wheathpdge had
over forty varieties 81 wheat under exper-
imepE ~ 1886 There. is a farmer in
England who raises about 100 hbfss of
pedigree wheat year. Assuming that
one seed5a65 pS0slHeS Atty eblms and ears,
and each ear contains one hundred and
sixty seeds, the harvest would be the in
credible yield Of eight thousand fold. We
know very little about the possibilities of
vital evolution, especially in regard 70 the
cereal grasses. Pedigree plants are more
important than pedigree horses, cattle and
saqeH u 1Q1 OF
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We oaes knew 4 man who said 70 his
pastoF-SI am going 70 another church
after tha." All, and Why 30 p asked
The minister @WsH il you don't get
your shoes made at my shop, l won I get
NY preaching done at yours" So he
vent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

Why Is a baby ike sheaf Of Abeat?
Because it i Grst Graded, and then
thrashed, and finally becomes The flower Of
tho family st *
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Sally, shat have you done with the
ereaml Tbess children eashDt eat j tim
milk for breakfast. Sure ma am, il isn I
Hleser that @ouId be aiser giving scum to
ysz- tax that aaf EAss !. p iPe cats
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

An Iowa paper tells Of smart wife who
helped her husband 10 raise seventy acres
Of wheat. The way she helped him was
q siandjhgthed door ndshskea broom at
him when he sat down to rest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-07-14

A wag suggests dat suitable opening
for many ehoirs wonld be 20 Lord, have
mercy on US miserable singers
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R. B. NoRMENT.
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR GEO. s. FOUKR, Dentist, oS,n
IL services at his Office.
Westminstcr--every Monday, Tuesisy
Saturday.
neutrality-suspicious. "Wednesday 81
noon I'LL Thursday Afternoon.
Mcehauicstown-Fourth Thursday Al
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First "Wednesday Aher,
Double Pipe Creek-First 1hursday,
Middleburg-First Friday.
Uhiontown---Second Wednesday AAgr
Ianeytown--Second Thursday Ahsn
and Friday. HrI.n
Union Bridge-Third "Wednesday Afen
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor--Third Thursday AArn
and Friday Forenoon. "a!
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qhe Agricultural Clipper Engine,
LOOK AT THE PRICES /.


On Cars at Westminster, Nd, 5.horse
Clipper Engine on Wheels, weighing 1900
pounds, price $3.50. G-horsc, do, weighing
1850 pounds, $3.50. s.horse do, weighing
1000 pounds, 500. Extra for Hand pamp
to fill Boiler with Cold Water, Sl5. :
Every Engine is carefully tested aud run
with 10 lbs. Steam until known to be perfect
and complete in all its parts and is warranted
They are furnished with Pump aud Feet
Hose, Heater, 8 Speeded Governor. Glass
Water Gauge, Steam Gauge, Whistle, Blower,
Try Cocks, Safety Valve, Blowout Cock,
Smoke Stack with Spark Arreaer, Double,
trees, Neck Yoke, Drivers Seat aud Tool
Box, Funnel TO i'll Boiler, Ash Pan, Wrenehes
and Fire Irons.
N. B.--lf you want an Engine, please to
order at least 4 weeks before you wish il
shipped from Shops, giving fiiR and clear d.
rections for shipment, your Post Office
County and State.
Clipper Oft of Wheels. -3 horse $500; do.
5.horse $3.50; do. 6.horsc $685.; do. shorse
$3.50.
ha5- State where you saw this. mug 2s.
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STOCK FEEDERS, LOOK TO
Nj YOUR INTEREST


! am now manufacturing Feed Cutter for
fodder, hay or straw, that is superior 10 any
other cutter eaer ihsented1 1t cuts faster and
brushes the fodder, putting the stalk into such
condition that cattle viii eat all up. The
fodder after being cut passes through d erusher,
nus I'm. making the bard corn stalk as soft as the
pladei while all other cutters leave the stalk
~ short hard pieces, and the chewing Of such
hara pieces byyo1r stock produces sore mouths
which, instead Of benefit 70 your stock. il
an injury, | claim this machine 10 BE- sunerIor
% all others. To satisfy yourselves, faeders
Of stock and farmers generally, are resnectfnl
y invited 70 ealland See this Cntter& trusber.
70 be found at the foundry, near depot West,
ern Maryland Railroad. -
Z. WAGNER, q
jan9Hr Successor 70 Wagner 4 Matthews.
-sifgft ~ ~ 4 q = ~ II ElFAzl I
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Frederick Division, Peuna. Railroad.

Trains for Frederick will leave Junction at T.i 4.
NJ. and - Is and so +. NJ.
Trains for Hanover and York leave junction at
93j A. NJ, and AIS T. NJ
Trains for TaneytOwn and LittestDwn leave juno.
ton at 9,a5 A. NJ. and Ais aud 6.42 Y. NJ.
Through Cars and close connections between Bal.
tinore and Frederick discontinued
street Cars Baltimore and Gay Street Line at cor.
ner Of uay and Exeter streets pass within square
of Hillen Station.
10 Baltimore time Is given at all stations
J. NJ. HOOD. Geul Manager.
b. II. GRISwoID. Genl Ticket Agent may ~
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EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.

Trains South will leave Emmi,tsburg at go \. NJ.
and $50 and 6lj l.. NJ and arrive ut Rocky Ridge at
- A. NJ, and 8 u aud GO Z, NJ. Trlius North will
leave Rocky Ridge At 1888 A. NJ. and I0l aud 6ysi
T. NJ, and arrive at Bmmillsburg at II ~ A. NJ and
100 and - T. NJ.
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NOAH WALKER & co,
THE 10
CELEBRATED CLOTHIERS
BALTIMORE, MD.

4 NN0UNCE the Introduction of a plan of
"A ordering Clothing aud Underwear by
letter, TO which they call your special attention.
They will send on application their improved
and accurate
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PRODUCE AND GOODS

of all kinds. He also keeps constantly {
hand large and full stock Of
, 1877-09-20
5Alat Nild)s DspsId en-.

@p tim. 10 Stptmhrr. WGb=
rem e nes brttlQen u mlttrs muroe &c
tern Die foiboliihe Grhs ~ 6rrhoro'
BON &nbr gttrpHcn unn Elm &cub Der
Jlammen. 9erlni $40 600; psrlidsrt
liir $4,000.
Sarrlsabu Ag. Ya,, 10. ScptNr.
GIN aug GnfowiTa tommenoer @ccom-
mponionssaSI aug siher 9ofOmoliue
uno sipel Wss9ons beitcbeno, cpuioirte
geftrn swIihen Munjcs umo @taioms,
pp t oui DER ~Nbuaoelpbla erie. Sobn"
nit slnem anrcren 3use. Sumes Gop,
Ser 2ofomotiufibrer oes lcbtercn 3uees.
trno bepenflihe Scrlsgunssn oauon.
Soparo TrD -uno GbarIes Trissle,
s'usi Seamte Der Sabu9eleal9ait, mel.
, 1877-09-20
Sir nfrcib d..

gnris, 10. srpt. 9as Maniielt
beg Yrdlioentm MacMabon, wfldcs
heutc pcr67 ntllft murhc, lc9t hor, . +
err felt leinm Mmtsontrjttc out Moltrcn,
oulqcn oemodt. nm Guhr i'm s rc'.n
nnb Nrieo nit rcm NusianNe 81 lihern;
or oppr1pe on Die s~rmob'gtcn Manner
offer Enrteien, inn bieriu hcbiilfl'6 81
iein. Sic Sraae iiher bic &e0ierunus=
foyr beg 2anoes erfcroere frinr Gr0te.
}uea. Gr mtbe Der Gonliltntinn oes
2onNcs IS bprlam oesIbofen.
Sic 99oblen wiirben. nenn lie lein'r
Mpliiif W,pieber ousfo1cn, nue uno
rnhibtiliQere Grnfllftc belbciInbrcn, I'M
entoe aenQelebtcn Nalle aher uGln!loht
NM Dficnl.lhe Ou.nuuN hcfehIQen.
Tas Merif Il ltlielt MI fu 81 Iur
re,una, nob SIC 1AtGeezer 3 s2ancs
Dem YrdliC eptri @c'trNum ihcntc
mDdtcn.
, 1877-09-20
Cute, ai(d)e Nad)rihten.

GagIssu0e. 1oS Sauocl5minincriuM
1al lad) oeu BON oea OanoetSfammerH.
"tncrbsuereiue, lahtunoIgen 9Ndaiti'
j.ut II uno &eru altuu9sbe Oyoeu cinaes
ib DIT IL Geridlt lbtr Oen Vetrleb Der
lSanoerlaQcr ulI Nuarenanctiouen Elm
SrgcbmB ul0mncnAcltellt, aus weltlcni
pervOr cbt paB wtnn aub lopobl tlr
no5 Aublt utn, ais namentltb tur lie
auiGni III eihailsleute ourd Ben
ira lltbcn @ei1lalt5usrfebr nid)t untrs
bctIi c WtlBltdnot bc9runoct wcroen,
IN yeet ,eo ooh rurd) Sewerb polisels
d S,lhraufnnS IL nldll ob9e ollen
" rorll ton e., pnhern oub rlcles nur
ira ,qsdmabiJe 5te9 luna Der E.
III q az emo .tlheu let. DaS
ii uum Jl.Q ~ubllgtuS betm nGdls
Eaeota G lac WtdmaBlJcre 5tcs
tU.4 oer.%. .gnlrF o }taet -besoen
.nN,qdIIatrlebe htl tthten.
Dag D{tullttrJum ets 5uncrn bat Die
jlGlltdc Auerfcnnd 4 oer III lilen alt'
otgolI d. Ii @'tr,tnoc all gelprOden mt
Ii e,ripe,l1 q elu,8 Aat5st,s DER flrd.
ld}tu Rulaneutt "a Die 0emelu,
l0att ldIUu II mtbrereu Sabren elnen
e o9oera Wuutldn unttrb0lt uno
t. /, rellgtolen Nnoadlen IN etner coan>
gttild,n Scribe II uerrldtcn g~esiUunJcn
III, 10 MIRO ais Nel,e lte Gol9c oleltr
Iasrtennua9 Ole s Je,lun oes ortllten
tatpoAlhen NuaepuermOJeuS uno Der
At taebraud 9er tatbolilben &lrde
nld)t ulepr lauger 5u uerruei4ern fem.
Ou OberibNlratb bat fir iiraeliti'
lds Sdul Der GENT often Sdulem Die
yelttmmung 9stroien, Dap oicielbea an
Neula rstasc, an Ser1Obnun9Sfelts
Site IL. uno Yiiagltleite, ioWie a,
2aubDlttcnfeltc 9an3lld), an Den anOerss
iiraelltllhen Ucltta9en uno al Cab
batben Iar Die 3elt SeS @ottesoicnlted
pom S1ulbeludle beireit uno an Cab
batben nidt gum Shreibeu, a3sid)neu
ooer gu Sanoarbeitsn anseballen mcr'
ben lollcu.
llulcre Qanbesinbultrie gusRenuna
~erfreut lib einer lcbbaften Gbellnabme
uno ~ltarfen 8eiuAs; ~beionosrs UNI.
oraMst 1T Der Werlmer @eb. Natb uno
Pbllaoelpbier WeltauShcransscommlls
lar, Broieiior Neulsaus. Yer bcfannt'
lid uori9es Sabr 10 un4elhnlindts ge,
rltte iibsr Die ocutl1e Nbtbeilum9 IN
FQllaoelpbia sridsinen lisB.
Srei6nra. Sbwohl Die hobe Sailop
, 1877-09-20
Wreiie Der @u3eigen:
nfuets ts'far. Dsne(Ata.
9rr @rics I'M Orieut

2onbon, 10. Sept. Spaiol Sc
pclden Ser .Simcs" unb unSercr aon'
boner SournoIe meloer. hob Elm @e'iihi
oe1fern Mbenh iiber Gin crnltllhcs Ss=
fedt in Der l1msescnb bon @l'lo onri
i'm umlnufe NOR. 9as Telultot 1T nlft
betonnt.
9er9Duner Gorreippnhcnt Der Netps"
tcridtst Cine 9epeihe ousSif!s re-
iireitet Die Nnaobe Mnfbtar Yald1ots
BOB Mrbaban bon Den Gniien gerdnmt
1pproen lei. Sic ruiliihr @orni'pn inll
pielmebr burd y gotolaone pei 1td'ft
mprhen 1ein."
Mus GonIpntinopel miro fer'htet,
toB Ssmoif 9ol1n ppr Grimon I'M rnlt
1iihrn Mrm,nicn onecfommen nno i'm
9eorlfIc III, oi' 9toht onsuaretfen.
Glncr Sepelhe nus g tersbura sufpl-
oe min Die @fmohfin brs GSoren nd6.
1cns rod Mrtfuu. &uf unb s lieu
refer, biz hcrtleen Sp'p1tdler In'pire
unb Iih lpdter nod 8u9a,eit gu lbrem
Bemoblfu beaehen.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Zines"
~tebouptci, Die 3u1ammcniunit 5n'l@M
gismard nun Mnbro1lp lei pom SsSielsn
nur gum einajsen 3u. dc peranltaliet wor
bcn, bsnBiillt. ouf D5trel6iehen Seblete
1uilfommen III beiben. Ser Mrinun4s-
tuuih suii6m Seiben t0nns ri u'l6t ei'
men Cir Ilnb oui DIE sufiinitige YolItil
9eu!lAlonns nbO'Hreids ousilben, le'
rod lei CO ouber 6ruoe, oob fcinc formsl
lie untsihonhlunaen besiinli6 Der orisn'
tolil6en Graee beobF9tiot wii,oen.
, 1877-09-20

Cine prddt'ee Sotpr off oie btc
iigtu i3uftdnac if es. ba' mon ie rem
Sp nccrs (reS 6 ic1Qoer @onfprdiiocn
ten, Der nit ei erlHllllon fiji, sllh nmdlac=
oanoen iit) nie y it licosfolte oieics
Serren fir Die pOouno y. cn's SbylIi n
Niiociotiou" mo cine Suiituna iiter bis
1873 uorausbsl ahlte 9eltrdqe Ger : pje.
bube mar ulio tcionoetS i~f,iqer Gbliit)
%oefunben bat. @ebcu oie,cm golfe id)t
'nlo Die uqen barber auf, ne cs Don
Seudlleru q rohe in Der @erbiiQnn0 from
mcr G%ariiten aufS muu1Adnteite bstros
gen miro
Gin itroer bon SaGion Gountp,
Ncbraefn, er,dblt, ooB bort Der olte Nie
Don MoiSitauoen Die 10 bod lino. oaB
man, unl ,u Cen &olbcu III %aclonaen. ets
nc Sitter nalpenoeu moB, heucr lcidlt sur
Wabrheit p,rnen fam. Sn plclcn SdGen
ltebt id,on ner Grlte &olben 10 bod. be6
Elm nidt aans ~lunaer Monn nur lhwer
III inn hinauf;Naeiurgc pernloa.
, 1877-09-20
$1,655.7l7 20
!amerieangire 9nluranee
& . ut y q m y,
SO. $40 Walnut Strabe,
PHIIApELPH1A, PA.
Sucnrporirt 1910,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

1suubeiacntbum in pb labelpbia
unt i'm AnYifia Safen......$t50l0 100 90
Bombs unoSYpc!beten, erlies@e 43f,939 30
Darlsben nit 6 alaterals....... 1880 90
Slut 9eliderte @runbmirtben... 41,040 SO
6 lenbabn, 8anal unp aplsn-
Gpmpaguie 8onbs....~"-. 1885 90
@ileubabn unb anbere 9ifti n...... 9.S36 GO
Gsrsiniaten 5tautsn OarIsbsn... 1l0,250 90
Staat. County Mnb Staet Oars
..,s.lsbea Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
, 1877-09-20
@epr9e Gibfpm, IT,,

SO. 12O7 Dtaia StraBe.
Smpp1teur unb GAMBLER in
allen Sorten l'urScllans rno @jlas-
Maaren, lo'uie in ueridieocnen
Nrten SauSbaltuu8s9e-
rdtbllaftcr.
ST babe lpebsn blrsft e.balten cine nelt
6prm Observation-Disclosures unb ale 9trien
nen SLATER, ariltals5l siGeu, @bnmpasuer-
@l2ier, Gin spuss enforcement YDp 8ierslG-
fern. Gisbalter Deer WaIerfibler ,NerriSer-
%0tprs," ipwie cine arpBe Auswatl spn franSS.
Eitfn unp eneiil9su vGrSe9au.
, 1877-09-20

DE li6 ouf Dem Nccommooations.3 u=
oe heInnoen, wurhen leiht ptrlett; mc6.
rere @agsons wurocn bctr dbtli6 be
ibdoiat.
MIeronSrin, ., 10. Srpibr
Oipen's G0fnnnareuIeoen unn 3 Wpbus
bduler trannten 9elicrn nieorr. 9erluit
$4,000.
Wncon, Ga, 10. 5rpt. S. b;rier
Stnbt muraen oeINn q Terinncn burh
ben @enu6 nnn Gisueme orruiftet. in
ps1dcn ouf irorno elne his jrbt uncrm'i
teIte Weiie cine grit &C Suttnns az.
miiAt morben ,unr.
@alcno. Sns, Is. S,pt. Smtr'
Mhlp. elm brIcm Gonnfu mphn6nflr'
Farmer, mnrhe norge Tern Nhcth nag
Opirr cines fciocn Meuh lmorb g.
por oerohe i'm 8eoiffe, ctlihe nit ~ Id
o~cfilte @9fGSr in ieimn e fer al trn
oen, ols slpri Shiiiit nu' II oh9 feurir
purben. 5cin &ppf nhrrbnlo ors rcd
ten Muqes uno 1eine redte grnit wnrben
Don mrbreren Gebprlten hurhbobri,
mdhrenn untsfhnlb @Ieiner rehtcr Shul-
fer zinc bon elmer eidienfu9d bcrriib
riihrcuhe WunHe porQeiunrtn putNe
Sic Nffnire 1T in unnnrhnrjndl d.
9unfcl Qehilft. uno nan bnt meoe: elre
@pur pon rem M6rhcrn. nod fam mon
lid bic uriahe beg Gerhrehcns erfldren.
Mm Moreen reg 4. Snnuar . S. ,pnrrc
II Satin ots Grmprf etcn cine Stredr
peit binter hen1 0nult on einfm @oumf
bdnaeno eciunbtn. Dian wubte. BOB
Me 6rou ocqen Mliternoht ous Wn6n
bnus, cine Gin Wprt sn louen. p~rrloffen
botte, uno qlouhte, bab lie lih irIbit boa
2ehen geRommen bnhf. Sett 1T mon
No9eQen aur DIR Nnli6t sflanyi, rob lie
ouf irseno elm Wsile aug Dem @uulr
9 lndt UNI Qebinot mnrhe. E