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The daily gazette., 1877-11-05
FROM LATE EDITIONS OF SATUR-
DAY. -.ss,I...,.--sssssa

NOT ExPECTED.-An Elkton lady set
a trap for mice the other night 10 her
pantry. In the morning she found
that instead G fthe game sne was hunt
ing she had captured Aground MOLE
pocket PIcKED.-On Thursday last
Mr.. Reuben Weiden farmer living near
North East, drove to North East having
in his pocket book S175. On his return,
and when near home he discovered his
loss. SO far all attempts to hnd the
thiet has proved futile.
TFDlPERANCE-There will be public
temperance meeting at the Opera House
on Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock,under
the auspices of the II. s. k. A.
The public should cordially support
these young men i'll their endeavor to
disseminate the principles of temperance
and reform.
PAssED.-The following teachers
passed successful examination by Prof.
j. Ii. Groves on Saturday last for second
grade certificates: n. X. Simpson FELTON,;
Emma Anderson, Frederick; George d.
Redden, Pennington; Sarah j. Frazer
Milford; John l.. Kane, Henry Clay, g..
W. Phillips, ,Bellevue,D. B. Jones Town
send.
THE Liberal LEAGUE.-rhe Liber-
al League meets tomorrow morning
and evening at McClary Buildin &
third floor. The morning meeting
will discuss j. B, Mann's "Peppery
Sermon" and endeavor to find some
good in it. Mr.. j. B. Welch will in
troduce the subject after which DIS
cussion will be invited from any one
present.
In the evening Dr.. J. 7. lawrence
will lecture "The latter killeth but the
spirit giveih lise," is the text he has
chosen and from which an interes ting
lecture. is expected. These meetings
are free aud the public of whatever
belief are cordially invite TO "Come
let us re ason together
Sudden Death On Tuesday evening
last, Two men living with James Mackey,
near Port Deposit were sent to Mr..
1horp's with two pigs. On the way
Charles Harvey Mitchell, one of the men
who had been living on the farm for the
pcst eight years, told the man who was
with him TO go on, aud he would sit
down and rest awhile, rs he felt unwell
having been suffering with the chills and
fever for some time past On his return
after having delivered the pigs, the man
found Mitchell lying in the field dead
The coroner was summoned and in com
pauy with DR.. q. A. Shure eld an in
quest. The jury rendered verdict OF
death from apopleXy Mitchell is a ma
tive of Connecticut, and has living there
a wife and four children,
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Il CASE or CONSUMPTION.
EAST sroNEHAN, Oxford county, Me. /
May y, 1873.

May y, 1873.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons:
Gentlemen-I feel it my duty to write a
few words in favor of Dr.. Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry. Inthe early part of last
winter took severe cold, and shortly af-
terwarl distressing cough was added 10 ii.
My friends did everything they could for
me, but without avail. The best physicians
ha- could be procured did not relieve me,
and my cough continued with me all
throu sh the winter. with increasing seycri.
ty. spit blood three or four time, a day
and my friends, cons ideriug my case hope.
less, gave me up as a confirmed COusump.
tive. was in this condition when / heart
of Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry.
began its use, and before had taken half q
bottle of it my cough and all my othel
troubles LEFT me, and l was cured. feel Sc
truly indebted to this great remedy toi
what it has done for me tuat send you this
voluntary testimony, hoping it may he tAt
means of Inducing others who are suffer
ing as l was, TO make use Of il. 1t !s tn,
best remedy for lung complaints that
ever heard OF and am constantly recon-
meAding it to nay friends.
Yours with respect,
MRS MELISSA VI. BALL.
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PARsoNAGE'-The members of the
N. E. Church are soliciting subscrip-
tions for the purpose of erecting a
parsonage. DR., G. H. Richards has
given them the lot Immediately opo-
site the church, and it is a most eili-
glble site for the building. The
church has long needed such a house
for the comfort and convenience Of
their preacher. Though the times
are hard, those that can not give LARGE
sums can give small ones, and by !,
united effort sufficient money can he
raised to enclose the building this
Ayear.-Susser Journal.
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OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Nov. IA
negro, whose name has not yet been
asceitained, outraged while girl, IL
years of age, at yorktown, near Peek
skill, on Thursday night. The puysi-
clans say The girl will not recover.
The negro ia described as about 26
years Of age, with sharp features, ar d
wears q moustache.
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THE YATlOAN DISCUSSION.

LONDON, November 5.-The Times Rome
dispatch says the Vatican Council have
been discussing the expediency of
abolishing the right of veto on the cleo
tion of Popes claimed by Austria, France
resolution has yet been adopted.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05
THE GUNPOWD Err PLOT.

This the anniversary of Guy Fawkes
Gunpowder Plot, and is often celebra-
ted with much spirit IN carts of Eng
land. And old rhyme reads.
-''Ah doubt you remember.
the fifth of November.
lis gunpowder treason and plot
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CORROSIVE sUBLIMaTp

An active poison ito be used with
care), best suited for use on bedSteaj
furniture, and along the edge Of earn
solution. - ''ip y
@All the above articles for sala
sonable prices, and Information cone
their use and nature cheerfully giyer
, 2. JAMES BELT,
Successor to E. Bringhurst 4 "a
Wholesale and Retail Drugo
Corner Sixth and Market ~
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G. WORRELL.
Carpets & Dry Goods,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Special Circular,
OCTOBER 1877.
DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

In consequence Of the action Of lead
ing Dry Goods Houses Of Philadet-
phia aduert,Sing their goods at EX-
TRE.MELY LOW RITES, ace an
nounce from this date, and u''t'I
further notice, a SWEEPING RE-
DUCTTON in the prices Of oar E.N-
TIRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,ana
respectfully submit the follo,oing:
For the last Is gears Oe haze hept
the best qualities of Goods. Oar Stock
IS at this time complete an every de-
partment. We haze made prepara-
tions for thus Seasons Trade IN ad-
uance of any since 1878. Our sup
plies are from the best importing man
ufactur'ng and jobbang houses IN
.America. We thoroughly understand
the business. In hes special safe, and
at these special praces, no change a0ilI
be made in our terms. While tce re-
gret that the prices at phtch 'ce shall
offer goods acilI be TOO LOW for
profitable competition, ace are SATISFIED
that it is the proper course to pursue,
as no store can be successful that does
not recognize that an PROTECT
ING ITS CUSTOMERS it consults
its own best interests.
In conclusion, our friends and the
public are asked to EXAMINE for
themselves, and compare STYLES ana
QUALITIES. II Wiu certainly
Pay THEM.
GRANVILLE WORRELL,
Masonic Temple.
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!CARBOLIC ACIn

destroys all the lower order or n,on
animals; is cheap and effective ih,naI hn,
a disagreeable odor ito many peonlsI TTt
persistent. peoplel
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International Exhibition,
The American Industrial Palace a6
the Centennial Grounds.
The largest, grandesf, and most COM
piete Exhibition in the World.

Thirty-eigh States and Territories, and
all principal Foreign Countries represen.-
ed in the Immense Display.
The great Main Building filled with Ex-
hibitS, representative OF every Department
of Education, Art, Science, and Industry.
Among the many attractions, special at
tention is called to the great diOrama of
Washington at Yorktown, one of the largest
and most life-like representations of the
kind ever on exhibition. The Jahrmarkr,
an admirable illustration of a German fair.
The wonderful mechanical landscape, in
the northwest corner of the Agricultural
department, most ingenious piece OF me-
chanism. The New England log cabin pict
urng the simple habitations, customs, and
manners of our forefathers. The glass
works, in which the manufacture of glass
| is Iully illustrated One of the most at
tractiVe features of the exhibition. Tne In
dian encampment, showing the home life
| of the Red Man. The colored quartette, who
sing the quaint plantation songs and hymns
of the South, with all the melody and feel
ng characteristic of their race The eleva-
or, which fine view of the park and
i6y obtainable, Special amusement
| ltur es will be provided daily. The eXhi-
| billion band (Hassler Bros, Directors), give
/ ami instrumental concert on Tuesday Thur. :
| day and Saturday afternoons ofeach week
RecitGLS on the Grard Roosevelt Orgda
| Every day at 2 and p. IN.
GrGnd Promenade Concert
Every Saturday Evening.
| The Summer Tourist will find no resort
1 possessing greater interest than this, which
| quite ri walls the exhibit in the Main Build
| ing last year.
Admission Tickets, Price 25 Cents, Child
| rem, 10 Cents. Admit alSOLO the the com r
| tdete Exhibition OF the Pennsylvania Mu.
| scum and School OF Industrial Art, in
| Memorial Hall aug27 -d3m
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PERSIAN INSECT D.,
GlentwOrlh's Roach txtermiI

we nave found, from seyera, v0o
perlence, to be the most anicorml year
Iory and efficient article for doS,.J saJ
Reaches, Mice, &C. iof ueslrt
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OK = con per Gay AT home Samples
kbO W DGU worth 80 free. STINsoN q
Co., Portland Maine.
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PULvERIZED BoR.x

Is also successfully used by mauv !
keepers for driving away RoacSbs RS
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Wonder Upon Wonder.

DpATiTV PIANO; ORGAN best
DlA L L i ~ Look Startling news
Organs, II stops, Sjj. Pianos only Sl3O,
cost $780, Cir. Free. d. f. Beatty, Wash
ngton, n. j.
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a 10 nD,
SEASONARLE

ana As MSosSssPse MSS9sossefSsssPers :. are placing ava, -,
'aen projected from MOTHDSs 'snt at TO
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GUM CAM PHI

,h winch, being volatile its odor
Ile entlre mass or bundle or or perm
ed ; or, 'ley are again
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-11
Ste y1lntott Der amerifantid israe,
ttttid1en 0emetnoett+

Y b / a bel b q, 10. Sllt. - Der plerte
Gonpeut Der Linton Der amerifaniih hzisraeliti=
i6en @eltteilloen" trat beute Morgen in ,,St.
Georges 0aQ" 5uiamnen unO eripdblte fol-
eenbe 8eanlten: Brafibeut 8. s. Belrotto,
eben1aliger &oniul Ill Surndnien, Slcez PrGfz
bent Ybilipp 2epin Bbilaoelpbia, Sefretdr
2ipmann 9epp aus Cincinnati, SiilfsiefretGr
2olliS Abrabam aus @albington. Die 8e=
riGte fplaenoer Seanlter uno @omite'u ipur=
ben bon Uforit goth aus Giueinna.i eiuge=
rei9t: bes Yrdiibenten, Sefretdrs nnbSdat=
neiiters Der grefutip= gebDrbe, Der Oireftoren<
Seb0rbe bes - Gollegs Der israelitti4en llnion,"
bes Brai iioenten bes o@o1egs," oes @onferenS~
@onite's, bes fatiitii6eu Gon1ite's II. a..
Die perl6iebenen 8eri1te iuuroen an Elm 60
mite peripielen.
Der Seridt Der 9elegateu= =SebDrbe ergiebt,
oaB fi9 ptersebn Dffentlid italten, barltnter
etlide ni9t ieftirerii6e, inter &ontrole Der
Ssraeliten befinben; ferner fiinf3ebn 3eitl9rif=
ten unb Sournale, melhe Dem SntereIle Der
Ssraeliten seruibnlet finb unb non Ssraeliten
berausgegeben uno rebigirt tuerben, 4uber-
benz erlIttren bier iSraelitiide gebeime @elell=
i6aften, beren 3med Die SSroerung Der Sad,e
Der Ssraeliten, sesenieitise lluterffilsuus unb
g8obltbatigfeit 1T.
@briu. Or. Norris BON philadelphia bielt
oarauf cine Inrebe an bic 8eriamnllung. 9r.
Stnton 98olf BON 8aibington bot etue Geio=
iution an, ipelfe @enugtbuung iiber beuSor=
i9lag Der Delegaten< <Seb5rbe ausbriidte, bic
perlbiebenen @enteinben Der ,llntpn," etma
40 an Der 3abl, uuter 9etuifien Sebingunger
su bereinigen.
| Gierauf erfolgte 8ertaaung bis morgen.
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Selcgrapbii6e Sepeid)em.
[Bert1te ber ~Miiocirteu Yree. filr ben rDeuti6er
@orreiponbenteu".
9nlanb- b-pepf(dfl.
aus oer 8,tnoesbamptitaot.
Die ealare Ser ssnsefteaten in Slottenbaa

Die Saldre ocr stmseiteiltem tn JIottenbauz
bGien.
aibington, 10. Suli.-Ser Slotten=
lefretdr bat Elm @irfular erlaiieu, in tpel6em
ct bic Saldre ber &erfiiibrer, yQuartermen"
unb Superintenoenten in 5lottenbaub0fen anf
$3.2O-$4.5O pro Sag bel adtitiinotger Sir
beitsseit unb auf $500 $3.50 bst sebnltiiuz
bigger ArbeitSSeit ieitiebt.
Die Maflascn 8esem oen ssaffrer oes sdIat=
ants.
Die Inflagen gegen Srn. @utbrie, BEN &al=
iirer oes Sbatamts, beitehen nad) 5ru.
@utbrie's 9lHgabe bariu, Oab er I'M 6erbite
1874 bic giid)er Der @omnli1idre Oes SilguugS=
fonos beS 0iltrifts Columbia poiiirte. 6r.
Guthrie erfldrt, er babe init poller 9enebnli=
gung oes Samaligen S6abmeiiters (@enerals
Spinuer) gebanbelt. Die Nnflagen merben
BON einerl ehemaligen 1ntergebeuen oes Saiii=
rers porsebra6t. r.
&abinetsfisuas.
Die bellti9e Sabinetsllbung mar perbGltntBz
naB1g fur3 uno lln,uid)tig, gSeber Die meri=
fanii1eu 4ifairen, nod bic lettbin uorgenonlz
menen iut6tigen yeridtli6eu 8erbanblun9en
(gegeu Die 3dbluu9sbeb6rbe) in 2ouiiiana
puroen ermdbnt. Der Sauptgegeuitanb Der
Serbanblungen mar Die SOmgate'ld)e 9toro=
pol=grpebitiou, uno ob9leid fein befinitiuer
Gnti6luB be3iislid) Der angelegenbeit getrofe
len muroe, I6eint eS ben BON ben Witglieberll
auSgeoriidteu 9lnii6teu nad) ni1t nntpabr-
i6einli6, oaB raS lluternebmeu bon Der 8es
gierung unteritiibt ueroen pirD. Die gSoobs
maro'ide @rpeoition Tin Die gSelt iuurbe
ebenfalls in 8erbinbuns nit benz eriteren llll-
ternebmen beiprohen,
Nermiid,teS.
Sberii 8arter, Gbef Der SpeSialasenteu oes
Yoitamts, bate Sdritte getbam, nm oem nit
ben Der 8egierung geb0rtgen Boitldden getrie.
benen Datbbraude Elm @npe Sll MAIDEN. s5iels
Bripatperionen baben lold)e Sdde inl Settt
uuo i6eiHen ntdt su lpiHen, baB iie iid bier
pnr6 elmer nambaften @elObuBe uno @efang.
uiBbaft ausleben.
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@lepelaHo, D, 10. Sult.-Sett einiger
l3eit iino in oisie Stabt Grpsrinsnte nit Sen
io9enannteit reap'i9en 3orpeoos," elmer Gr=
finoung Oes SrH. San aus Sufalo, uorges
nommen morben. Ser Sorpeoo lit bon cplill=
oril6er Sorm nit foniifen Gnben. Sn
benz uOrbereu gnbe befinben iid) 100 8funb
tr9eno eines 9prengifofes - 1pabrideinlid)
miro 0pnau1it benubt = uuo I'M pOrosren
Sbetle oes 6auptcplinbers cine 4rt @as, mel
9es als belue9eube arait benutt ipirb. au=
Beroenl pirb elm Cell, dbnli9 tpie basienige,
melfeS bei'm 8alfiidfan9e an ben SarpI-
nen befeitigt 1T, ais Serbinbrnssmittel nit
Der 8iifte anselpenbet. ollie bis iebt gemad=
ten @rperinlente perben ala uollitdn6ige Gr-
folge betradtet. Die @igeiltbiimer oeS Sor=
peoO5 ooer bcs3 orpeoobootes beanlpruhen. ba6
Die @aidtne u Meilen pro 5tunoe suridle-
gen fann nuO itf al8 Die gefabrli1ite 8aiie
gum @ebrau6e in bem Seetriege erlpeiiell
mirO. Die Wtai6iue iit angeblif fir ir9eno
elne europdiife 0ta6t conitrrirt morben -
fir peI6e iebod, msigern ii6 Die gi9entbii-
nler an3ugeben.
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Gin sSetBsr po,t eittent Neeer CT.
t,tDrSet.

Nid)mO Strg., 10. Snli. = Sanles
Sa9lor, eiu 54=jdbriger gBeiBer, puroe am
lebteu Sonnabenoe in 8rince Georges @ountp
bon Dem 18zjdbrigeu 9te9er Sim Sbat9 err
nlorbet. Die betoen Setbeiligten tparen IN
einen 8ortwe6iel geratben, unO 3aglor bate
ben1 9teger eineu Stoditrei6 uerlett. S6ath
mari barauf eineu 3iegelftein nad ietnenl
9egner Mno traf benlelben berart, oab siil
StGoelbruf erfol9te. Saplor ltarb in ne
nigen 0tinuten. Der Mt1roer wurOe per-
hof+et
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@ebraude Sauces SaHapartlIen.
NSiUp4%

HStuett,
lDenn Sein Slut unrein in!
@ebraud,c Ganee's saSTapartuenptueu. l~,
tuenn Sn Simmer ODER SIltben i'm @eft9te d
@cbraad,e S,anec's SaHapariaenpiuen,
fuenn Du saais 8
0cbraudle &sauee's SafTapariueupiaen,
iUehn 8u an Dd9rdne leib #M N
@ebraadJe Sanee'S Gafapariuenpiucu,
ipenn Oeln Jfa9en lran
@ebraude Sauces saFapariuenpiueu.
fpenn On Dtd1 matt uno i6peridnia fGI
8ebraude Sauces SaffapariaenpiAeu
inrnu 0u ben Surbian
8ebraudae Sauces SauupariHenpiAeu,
menn 2'u an S4laIri9teit Iet
8ebraud,e Sanee'S SunapariHenpfHcn,
penn Su DID 9e9en oos 9teroenfe6er ihGsen nd #
@ebraad,e Samec's saMapariHenpiuen, a.
penn Selne 3unse beiegt III =
@sbraadbe S1Gaee's sauapariaenpiEen,
uenn 9u an Der 9e6er letoefl !
Gebraad1e Sance'S saFapariaempiaen.
penu Ou init Der Seibiud9t 6ebaitet bifi !
@ebraudle SSanre's GaiTapariaenpiacu.
nenH Su am Dioraen Seitis aufebel1 ninhi
0ebramdle @auee's saS;aparilIcnStHen
re6t5ettiS, uno Su beusit allen 6iebern potl
@ebraudjs $Samee's GasTapariaenpiHen.
Denn Du DID erfdltet baf (
@ebraadbs Sauces SaRapariaenpiaen,
iUenn Setn appetit idslpa1 III.
0ebrand1e &anee's Gaiiaparlueupiaeu,
nenH Ou cine @eereiie Gntrittfs
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0afdefffrin.

Sarrisburs, 3D., 10. Suli. = @oup.
9artranft bat benz M5rber Srancis Grirlep in
Montgomer1= =&ountp, rpel4er ant 9. Muguft
gebdngt tperben iollte, eiueu 4ufIbub Der 9tne
ridtung bis gum 10. Septen1ber betpilligt.
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Die Staot Bottom obne Scoten=
beSd1dtter.

SoitGu, 10, Sum. = Die lluteriudung
oes SootenbeihauerS iiber Die Grploiion bes
0ampiers Lady of the Lake" auf benz
Silberiee nabm beute Elm pl0tlibes Gnbe, ais
man entbedte, oaB baS Seies, weldes am
1. Suli in 8irfiamfeit trat, ba6 4mt bes Set
denbel6auers abi6afit unb feiue Seitimmuuz
gen beSiiglit Der unpoaenoeten@eiddfte trtift.
Gs ideint, baB es jebt gar feinen gSeg mebr
siebt, in tpeiAem eilt llnslitdsfaa unteriudt
mer0eu faf1u
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9ampfcr nerbreilnt.

V1ttIe u d, 10. Sull. = Oer Oampfer
Stranger" perbraunte IN Der per9angenenNaft
bier Dteilen oberbalb bieier StaGt. 9a8 Sabr>
5eug nebit lammtlidem Sarge iit gdnSli6 Der
loren. Or 0ampfer iuurbe aui $4,000 &C.
ld)Qbt,
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SoS S6nocrfeif I'm Qo,,i5sims

E0nlSD SDtIIe, 10. Sull. = S5n ,,@rpoz
iition-Saa" mar be!te abenb baS 5ablrei1ite
Yublifum periammelt, tpelhes ie in oitier
Staot elmer 6eitli1teit beimobnte. Oas Sdu=
gerfelt 1T iomobl III ftuau3ieler, als in muiita=
lilder Siuild]t Elm poQitdnbiser griolg. 0aS
9tuoitortum beute 4beub beltano ans nid)t
peniger, als 5000 Yerioueu. Ser @bor be-
ltanO aus $50 Stimnlen unO oaS Srhelter
aus 80 SnlruTenten. Die 0eiitungen Der
Dtabane Yappenbeim unS oeS 6ru. 6emnlerb
prhip1ter1 ,rrnethpiItpu Peifon
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Gta0t Baltimore.

appellutiougegeu Gigentbums-
u b d. Gbnng. Sr. Sobn g. 6ebb
ans Der l. SSaro bat gcftern i'm Staot9Gi6te
eine appeaatlon gegen oas Steuer- Appelas
tlonsz9eri6t be5i9li6 Der abiddtung ieincs
antbeils on ben goOtieubooten ,Narplanb j"
,Galuert" uuo ,,6. g8. Slicer" erboben. Gr
iou BON Dem "a. &beile oes @ertbes Der Soote
Steuern Sablen uuo bittet bas @eridt, Die
Saration 81 ifrei6eu, neil Die 8oote benz
,,Warplduber 2ootien= Sereiue" geb0reu.
Son Der 9ibe iibermaunt muroe
geitern Sornlittag s12 llbr ein Wanu, Na.
mems 3. WcSweenep, an Der McGuuobfr.
augetrOfieu. @r proe mad oem Sauie gir.
l22, NcSulobltruBs, gebraht, no ibm Or.
6ice 6iilie lelitete, moraui man ibn mad lei
ner @obnun9 SIR. y, EOppletoniraBe, selci-
tete
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Grfrit,tfeif.

ct. 2ouis, 10. Suli.- aarl S. aeberer,
Sob. 8obn unb Sob. S6ulS ertranfen gefern
in Der Ndbe Don ct. Soiepb, Mo.
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Se0ermann, Sebermantt,

Sebermanu, Sebermann,
Der Sauces
dlemiidbeS SSaar &SitoerBerifeumngs 1litteT
[Hair RestOrative)
ge6rauat,
1T bon Der Shatlad1e itberSeuat,
Saf, eS Dem S,aare Die natiirIidJe Iarue
tpieoereibt, 9lter ooer Srantbeit es oraR ate
nabt ba6en, unO oa es 0emlel6en gSeid6eit unS
G3lanS pereibt, 10 futr0
Seoer,
Der IS oeriudt fnoen, baB eS Die 6au ntd,t fat6t,
ionoern bur6 anreoung oet natiirli6en ausldetbaHs
gen an ben g8urSeIn Dem 5aare neues 2e6en, ueue
Strait nerleibt uno 10 eine Sarbe uno fSriie pieoers
berteat. IS lam 10 o Uie 2Saier aut Der 8opfbaut
uno nit 9leidber Stherbet an9emanot peroen, 6o es
aus Sel uno anre9enben Weingeitertratten beffebt.
nno ais 1oilettens@rtiel bat es ieines 9teden n1t
BretsS oeSlaide
gu baben bel Setb q. Sauce,
ylr. 1913, gSed=@aItinoteStr
81. 8.-Dlan fra9e mad 5ances "Chemical Hair
Restorative" un0 nebme tein anoeres !(Se6r7 fSa9)
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Stdotden @eitfielb purbe geltern 9ta6mit=
tag BON etnem i6redli6en Sturme iberfal=
len, peld)er Swei 8obnbduIer unO mebr, ais
elm 0uteno 96eusrn lieOermarf. @tli9e
YeriOuen trugen SerletungeM OauOn, uno Die
gru9te lit groBen Sd)aoen.
Sma b a, 9tebr., 10, Suli. - 9lm lebtell
Sonntug8z z4benoe wurOe bel 9tOrtb SeuO,
9tebr., al Der Linton 8aciftc Sabn" cine
9roBe Ntiible Don elnelu Sturme iiber ben
!6aufen getuOrfeu; SIT Sdupler, 9febr., rpurOe
bic SriiGe iiber ben BlQtte SerIt1rt.
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PENN MUTUAL
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bon Ybtlaoelpbta
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Ab3u9 Der nnfof.en), tpsIdle TIM Staate WarsIano
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10 1T ein aus f3qenoen Serren deficiencies Sireftoriu
gebiIbet iporoen:
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80. Subion Sroipn, sanluel Yartb,
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s. s. W5itins, 5amuel 8. esertou.
s. 6. Bartlett, Gtt6 8. Wforriion Sarris.
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BITS Ieben Wtiuiouen gefaHcn iaifen ntni,ten.
bat bic Penn" etn arDberes 0cidbait, ale irs
aeno cine anoere 9eieuid1ajt i'll oen Der. Staa=
ten gemadjt, inDem Iie In 1875 INN SD, 1868, =
1876 mno tn 1876 um $2,666,O63 susenont=
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Die "PENN" bat einen etenio sro6en groSent=
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Ser. Staaen. @5utba6en fir je s100 95erbn5lihtei=
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iprub su MAIDEN.
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Glencral<9(geut fir Wlarplano,
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