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Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

DIR. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long time was demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geos-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them the
heretofore antagonists
qualities of a sfrssS5Ass-
ing,fGrYssivs, ssds fsS.
iIyssg Ionic.
Their first apparent e.
feet is to increase the APP
petite by causing the food
to properly a ssimilats.
Thus the system II nour-
ished, and by their tonie
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
persons take on (ssA.
while under the influence
Of these pills, Of itself in.
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their s6cacyin Gus.
ing nervous debility, mel
anchcsy, dyspepsia, wxss-
ing Of the muscles, alag.
gishness Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
Iurray Street, New York.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
and Crelli tors.

The undersigned having been legally ap-
pointed Administrator Of The Estate of David
r. Moore, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all persons holding claims against the said
estate TO present them TO him within thirty
800 days and all persons indebted 10 said
estate are notified TO come forward ami settle
the same FRANK HATCH,
Oct 20,b. 1877 lit. Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
THE MARKETS.
BEACON OFFICE, RAYvILLE. La,
Nnvemher I'd 1871

November Sd, 1877.
The heavy rains of this week have
destroyed large quantity Of cotton
and prevented the picking of any
cotton at all during the entire week,
though the ginning has been going
pretty steadily. The receipts have
been even better than we expected
under the circumstances. The local
market has been controlled by the
news from the city. and kept pretty
well up with the figures OF our last
report.
We quote country produce as fol-
lows:
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
OF TIME FOR
. Holding Parish Court.

Hereafter, the days Of commencement Of
the General Terms Of the Parish Comri Of
RIchIand Parish are fixed as follows:
On the third Mondays Of November, Janu-
uary, March, May, July and September.
Probate Terms. on the third Monday of
each non,, in " hnb general term is not held.
+. T. MONTGOMERY,
Rayvile, La. Parish Judge.
Oct. 9Th, lS11.-3tS
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. ". YarLrough State of Louisiana,
". Parish of Richland;
r as% k Mnisr" sAs Ah%' Parish Court
DY viriue OF a writ Of ii ia, issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court in and for
the Parish of RrhIand, State of Louisiana, in
.he above entitled and numbered suit, and to
me directed, 7 have seized and will offer for
safe, II the door of the Court House in the
town of RayviIe, on
Saturday, the LIST day of december. 1877
al prb!c auction, 10 the last and hi2hcs, bid
der, the following described property, TO wit
The north ives, quarter OF the north ives.
quarter ot Section Fonr ~, Township seven
teen % North, Range seven ~ Eas..
Terms Of >ale-cash with the benef, Of
arpiai>enent.
J. 4. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Oire, Rayvilr, Id,
October 9TH lS1--tit
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
COTTON.
VICKSBURG.

The Herald of Thursday SAYS !:
The market opened with discouraging
news from Liverpool, and nothing
during the day from other leading
points, to change the gloomy prospects.
Buyers and sellers, though apart in
the morning, came together more
freely in the afternoon, when trans
actors where effected amounting to
:bout 400 bales, exclusive of wagon
receipts. We quote prices unchanged,
though class must be well up to obtain
full prices at the following figures
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

will be ut the following places, either IL
person or by deputy, for Tire purpose of col-
Iecrng both CURRENT and back taxes, Stale and
parish, viz
DELHI. - "a'd, from October 18th 10 18th
Girard, 'rd 9th to 20tli
Alto, An 22d 10 2i,lt
kednouih. 9th ward from Oct. 18th 10 31ilt
fayNi.Ir, -nd from Isl TO 18th
and from 9Th Of Oct. 10 nh of Nov.
Taxpayers will please 10 bear IN mind
tia, on the 9Th day of November | will be
compelled 10 return all person. delinquent
WHO have not paid their taxes, and il is not
Discretionary with me TO give extension ot
inc. {. II. MOORE,
Tax Collector.
RayvIIlc. La. Sept. 80. lS11.-6t.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
NEW ORLEANS.

Demand active; sales, 6,400 bales !;
receipts ,S3l bales.
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

TOB WORK, Of all kinds, from carte de
81 riste to a poster, neatly executed at TIN,
ollce, upon ,hortuotiee
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03

Sheriff : Oilire, RayvilIe, LII
October 9th lS7--6t
Richland beacon., 1877-11-03
Office TO.TAXPAYERS:

'.NV. 4. UFMLEN,
hayvi!ie, S.ti. lS' i.-bt. Admir-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Russians Have Driven The Turks
Out Of Northern DObrudschA ana
are Driving for the Balkan
Mountains,
The WOoful Neglect ofArmenla by Turkish
Minister Of War Has Aroused a Legion
OiHoroels Nests Ia COnstanlinople
MOuhkiar Pasha's Sue.
cess Confirmed

The ncpartcd Conspiracy 20 mOw Up
the sucz canal IN naSed on Authentic
Information.
lNlght Associated Press ReporLl
LONDON, June GA special from
Alexandria, Egypt reports the Sc.
count recently published OF "A con-
spraoy to blow up the Suez canal WAS
based on authentic information. The
khodiye In taking effective measures
TO prevent such IN attempt ON land,
while the sea police Ia being organized
undor the command OF two English
officers
a special from Rutsohuk says the
Commandment Of this place continued
all yesterday. The English agent re-
ports that the English consulate, which
had large union jack floating, seems
to have been singled out for conoen.
trated Smelling, and WAS completely
destroyed.
A Perth despatch says in the lower
house of the Hungarian diet to-day
Count Appoy and Herr Kalloy urged
the necessity of maintaining the In
tegrity of Turkey, Herr Tizzra, pre-
mier, In reply said the last cabinet
council has decided against the occu.
patton Of foreign territory or the mo-
bililatoin Of troops, but Austr0.Hun-
gary would not suffer neighboring ter
ritory TO be taken 10y foreign power,
Alta breakfast given by the commit
tee of the anti-slavery society to Will
liam Lloyd Garrison, he reviewed the
slavery question, and praised General
Grants southern policy. He said he
thought President Hayes Ind taken u
false step In yielding TO the south.
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A Midnight FusiIals.

Last night about twelve O'Clock our
reporter heard pistol shot, which
seemed to come from the direction of
Elm street. Going over there, how.
ever, he failed to find that anything
unusual had occurred. He returned to
the Office, and had hardly seated
himself before two more shots were
heard in rapid succession, but this
time they sounded from the direction
OF the st. Louis house. Rushing out
again be failed to get any trace Of
them, and no one seemed to know
anything about 1t. Men who go about
at night armed, and fire OIL pistols to
the alarm and annoyance Of quiet
people should, II caught, be severely
dealt with. But then, as the cook
book says: first catch your hare.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

The trial Of Deputy Marshal Franks,
OF North Carolina, commenced ut five.
The irregular vouchers exhibited
evinced thus far nothing against Mar,
shall Douglass.
The president has recognized Roman
Sofas Montblanch M consul of Peru,
In the state of Georgia.
The war department has nothing
further regarding the Indian war.
q. Wiley Wen, consul general to
China, left for Mississippi tonight
He leaves for China on the 10Th OF
July.
The secretary OF the navy has issued
u circular order that politics shall
not be considered in employing work.
men at naval yards.
Revenue Agent Brown reports from
Knoxville that the raids in Hancock
county resulted in the capture OF Dol
Ray and Bud Rains, ringleaders, in
the act Of violating law, and the de-
struction OF two stills, fourteen still
houses and la large lot OF material.
They also brought in about dozen
small offenders.
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Justice Peak
A Had Runaway.

Last night hack and q pair OF
horses, owned by man named Movies
was standing in front of the Mint sa.
loon. A number Of dogs were barking
and swapping at each other In the
street and got under the horses feet.
This frightened the team aud away
they went through the darkness, tear.
ing up Main street like mad. The
driver WAS inside the saloon and came
out just In time to see his hack dissolve
from view. For long distance they
could be heard tearing down the street,
and judging from their gait 1t is not
likely they stopped very soon. How
much damage was done has not been
ascertained at present writing. Fortu-
nately there was no one in the car .
riage.
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LONDON, June 2G.--The Standard
has the following from Vienna: 1t 1t
supposed the ear will leave Bucharest
for Alexandria, TO be present at tn,
crossing of the balance of his army
thereabouts, which is expected to-day
or Thursday. A fearful conflict Is ex-
pected at Rutschuk.
There are eight hundred cases OF
typhoid fever in the Russian camps.
AT Constantinople Ii is reported at
the English consulate that Rutschuk
has been entirely destroyed by the
Russian bombardment.
The Posts Bucharest special says /.
The corps now entering the Dabrud-
scha is ordered to advance quickly up
to the line of the Czarnavada and
KusteldeJe railway. After their ar
rival, the right wing of the center
army will force n passage of the
Danube higher up the stream.
A daily News dispatch from Rust.
chuk dated Saturday says. The bonn
bardment of this town by the Russians
is terrible. The Turks stand the fire
with great GOODNESS. They reply vigo.
rously and with good aim. A shell
has fallen in the prison and killed
two prisoners. Several hOn.combat-
ants have been killed and wounded.
Shots have struck the German, En-
glish and Belgian consulate. Shells
have burst near the hospital, but the
Russian fire seems directed to the Gen.
ter OF the town.
The daily News special from Ibrail
reports that the Turks have retreated
to Medieje, on the line OF the Kus-
tendje railway. The whole northern
end of the Dobrudscha has been aban,
doned, and it Is not likely that they
will make IA stand this side of Sllestria.
The fourteenth Russian army corps,
under General Zimmerman, will cross
the river as rapidly AZ possible, and
be Joined by the fourth corps, now in
the direction OF REM and will march
south with the greatest rapidity. IL
IL not known yet whether this army
will form the column OF advance be-
tween Oarna and Shumla. 1t seems
probable that these corps will fill the
duty of reducing Silestria, and per-
haps Shumla. Ii il further likely that
another passage ofthe Danube will be
ate mpted somewhere between Gull
gevo and Turnamagruetti, within the
next few days, without awaiting Cen
eral Zimmerman's advance, which
cannot he available to turn the Turk
ish positions about Rutschuk under
three weeks.
MouLktar pasha's successes In Asia
are confirmed. The TURKISH loss in
Montenegro during the recent engage
meet Is 10000.
A special from Vienna has the fol-
lowing: The ConstantinOple agitation
against Redif pasha, lister OF war,
aud all the military authorities, Is on
the increase. Success IN Montenegro,
so far from calming the excitement,
has rather increased it-it being
deemed downright folly, and almost
treason, that In order to gain successes
at a comparative trifiiDg point, the
important theatre Of war In Asia
should have been so woefully neg
lected.
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NEW YORK

The Presidential rarIS CA route for
hOsion Archbishop Gihban's Prc,ie.
ce-sor IucHpncitntod ~ aonening oi
the nrain,
NEW lORI June 70, President
Hayes aud party arrived last night, on
their way to Boston. He was accom-
panied by Secretaries Eyarts and
Schurl, Acknowledgement Deyons and
Postmaster.General Key. The train
reached Jersey City an hour behind
time The presidential cur was taken
ON board steamer aud conveyed 10
the Harlem and New York and New
Haven railroad, The party were TO
reach Boston at hali-past eight this
morning,
Baltimore dispatches, in regard 10
the appointment Of Bishop Gibbons,
OF Richmond, 20 be Archbishop OF
Baltimore, says that Archbishop Bay.
Icy for some months has been In ex-
ceeding bad health and threatened
with soitening OF the brain, which Is
now said 10 have supervened and
hopelessly incapaoitated him from
further active service In the church.
In February last, Bishop Baylcy went
to Europe for the recovery of his
health, but his malady developed go
rapidly that on his arrival there 1t
was found necessary to convey him to
rraphist Monastery, In the north OF
France, where he now romains.
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Personal,

Mr.. Isaac Loeb left here yesterday
for trip to Europe. We wish him q
pleasant voyage.
Mr.. J. w. Thompson, proprietor Of
Thompson's theatre, is Off for Chicago
this morning. He goes to arrange for
a galaxy Of stars for the fall season.
Mr.. q. Gordan, vice-presldent and
manage Of the Houston and Texas
Central road, with his wife, are regis
tered at the LeGrand.
Judge Ferris aud son, and II. IL.
Dunn. OF Waxahachie, are at the
LeGrand.
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The Streets OF nostsn Ismbea WIN
Hayes 9Fsefers.

BosTos, MASS, June 2a.-The re.
view occupied over half an hour. The
streets and sidewalks were throrgsd
with people, crowdIng and pushing,
aud windows, housetop, and every
available space crowded all along the
route. Cheers and waving OF hand
kerchiefs from windows. housetops
and every point Of observation greet
ed the president
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The Grand Army: OF the Republic
Thank the queen for courtesy IN
tended 90 Grant
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June 2G.-The
national encampment of the Grand
Army Of the Republic convened. Its
proceedings are intense. The follow
ing cable dispatch was directed to be
sent TO ex.President Grant:
General Ulysses ). Grant, care Of her males
esiy, Queen Victoria, buckingham Palace,
London.
Your comrades in annual encamp-
ment, assembled at Providence, Rhode
Island, send their heartiest greetings
to their O..I comrade, and desire
through you, TO England's queen, to
thank England for Grants reception.
JOHN W. HARTRAfT,
Commander In chief Of the brand Army
OF the Republic.
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Ieledranhle Rre,Ilie.-

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, June 28.-Dam.
age to wheat in this county is estimate
ell at $1,000.
CINCINNATI, June 28.-The damage
to crops IL incalculable. II extends
along the entire length Of the storm.
BosToN, June B.-The tug Taunton
exploded her boiler to-day killing two
persons.
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The Molly maguires stiII Induige I'm
Their NuFderous Propeusfffe-

PHILADELPHIA, June pa dispatch
from Plymouth says late last night,
near Nanticoke, a party Of drunken
Molly Maguires attacked a number OF
minors, injuring all more or less. Mar.
tin Mcintyre, one Of the solliers. was
so badly wounded he died this morning
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The indications to-day for the south
Atlantic and gulf states are, nearly
stationary pressure and temperature,
southerIy winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional light
showers.
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N00n AaalelnIod NO. Nenorl /

phuT springs.
Noon Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON, June 20. 1T ID AZ.
serted, ON good authority that Mossrs.
Cox, Morrison, Saylor, Goode aud
Blackburn have signitied their inten-
ton TO be- on hand NJ the democratic
gathering NJ White sulphur Springs
next week, which promises to be- very
large.
The latest programme outlined by
the administration 10 shelve the south.
western elephants il 10 give POstmas.
ter General Key the supreme judge-
ship, Bristow the circuit judgoship aud
General Pillow the mission To Mexico
Assistant Postmaster General ryner
viii then become postmaster general
Yesterdays storm In the northwest
extended from the lakes 10 the Ohio
river, aud ut last reports had reached
Columbus, Ohio, But few fatalities
are reported. The weather reports In,
dictate that the storm was exhausted
this morning, No oautionary signals
are ordered.
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srRrsoFIELD. Mass, June %. liar
wards won by fourth lengths.
CHICAGO, June 2e.-The damage will
not exceed $1,000. Five hundred
trees In Douglass park were blown
down.
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Justice Mcclure,

Estelle Simmons swore out war.
rant lor one OF the noble army OF
Smiths for committing an aggravated
assault.
Justice Peak.
Several felony cases came before his
honor and he turned over the papers
to the grand jury.
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County Court.

In the case of CASTOR II Thomas vs..
w. S. Parker, writ of restitution
was granted the defendant. This gives
the mill back into the hands of w, s.
Park or
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Tennessee nisiiliera Como ~ 0Tief
THE Programme thar Promises 10
Qniet the MoTiona and niainos--The
Political Gathering M white sui.
phuT springs.
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JUDICIAL.
District Court,

Meyburg n Waugelin W.. Steagall n
Co.; attachment suit. Defendant re-
cognized
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The Reported Conspiracy 20 nIow III
the sucS canal IN nared on Authentic
Inflammation
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
at

Trettag Wpraen I'm 8 l1br fanb g plt,iit
9ot1 atptl6en ben 6Guiern $40. 49 / NIB so
6tsfsS traBe bic 2ei6e zines ettp a BRET
Wo6en alien &tnbes. SIN Geoiges s roltenz
simmer, Natnens Mag9ie Mesfeu, $50. 48
5tSfsStraBe, lit Die SHUTTER beiIel ben 1nb
tpurbe alf ben Geroa6t berbaftet, boB lie
it'd leines auf lnnatiirIi6c Meiie eutle6tot
babe. Sic lagt, ite babe voaS" g surm oez
itern tOot I'M 53tmmer geflr10eu uno es
sum Senfter binausgeiporfen. S,il(fsz
Goroner &orn bieIt geitern Sen 9 rnueN qb,
uno Die Suru CAB einen Gnbr iprud, o1tf
l6ulotg ob nnO iiberlpieS Wfngf ne Mes&lI
Dem Grtmtnalgert6t. Sic lag t. BAH lie
BON etnem 9%epiiien Geter Wioore perfitb1t
tporben 1T, Der ic furs Dor ibSr @ntbf1r<
oung perlaiien bat. Sic 6ien4e bis Dor
tDent9en gSo3en in etnen !6n tje in
Wft6tgan 9lbenue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
I @tt. s.. EOutbomNb.

gIm WfIttpO6 "A. Morgens 3piiden 5
Ino 6 llbr, eri6oB ii6 Der i'm gansen g8e=
item uno namentIi6 in Soma, mo- or BON
1852 bis 1865 lebte, befannte 8anfter
gSm. S, Goolbaugb, elmer Ser be-
Deutenften unb erIeu6tetlten Sinansz
mdnner 6es Qanbes, un6 9rGfibent
Der Union gtationaI 8anf, am @ingang
gum Wtonumert bon stephen q. 0oug@
las, letneS tbnt bOrangegangenen 8ulenz
%treun0eS. QebensiiberbruB ALIEN ideint bie
ltrlahe getpeien 5u ietn; benin ietne Banf lit
relter tpte ie, lno ietne periOnlt6en 8erbGltz
11tiie Itno, lopieI man tuetB, undergraduate.
Ole porldneue &bat bat aQ9emeines unb
lebbattes Seoauern berborgerufen, un6 bie
groBarttge Sbetlnnbme OIL Dem am Sarn1toq
1tattftnOcnoen 8egrdbniB legte bapon be-
reits Seuanik ob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
155chcrtlichc Sllinois GSfaats-Beiflene:

gerung ais SUR SeIdIeuutsu' 10 bes @eneiens' @le o'el
perTdubiser limb bosegen Die %Ieui9en, bic etn milo p'r7
fenbcs, aber 9rinbli6 wirti ames 2Sieoerberlte1nn9Sz
mtttel, Solicitors WSa9en bttteres, aHwenoen' pas
,,luo(eid BEN oempbultden STA telu, eutl6iebeu beiIIam
,1ub itder 1T unb, Itatt nodtbe Itq an iein, ben Nta9en
itorft NIB in benz niebersebrO6 IN GrynniSmus bic ge>
pubbett uub 9roft Don Neuem er;euat. llnuerbauIids
felt, geberleiben, Gerftopfuua, 5 eterenz unb Sarnbloieus
9eibeu unb &beumotismus mea hen 1et1Gm Requirement
GinfluI1e, rnS eS lit fir gSeblelA eber uab anOere burd
Suit unb @oIIer, penn pom ~Eiasme.7, onseitedt err
senate Srontbeiten bos eioertIA be Sell ltnb Sorbeu@
qurasmttteI, lIebcrbies lit es Go ! por3ir3Iaber Appetits
NSr2PuoPr. Al,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
SOS Glaat &tad1t EiG 9eItemS.

,@Sie(ten b~egesnen mir 2cuten, uoi. benen mir
.u9tHSSQnnar: er, obcr Iie, At bas rSiNO Der @es
I""Dge% GdgIi6 trcfeu nil 2eute, Otten NnS1
leye" ~ Nr1peienbeit DON g0psp&piie, Gnttraftltn9,
%vpe'tctOt'Ns 6er perarmteiu 8lhlte Derrdtb, 9os
St~' VI OaS \6en. gGenn eS atBer 'Orbnualg ses
tutVtn, 0e'SsHSd pieGe (5pmpxome, bic anSeren
'''"ut' s"9el9Aben 1per ben, sic ober peridr&nz
De'' lpo"'O 81 O'eoy III Sr6nuns gebr16t woroSr
W. "" ''"t0t'.'Ns neS Hittel Sur Nsini9ung
Des S'"'e' 1'to III SN<9Nevce's Golden 1,1edical
Discovery (GOl6cne mes; Mi Gntbef, M ocz
%funOen. S& perletbt bic SShsrhbTtbe milne Sip
STUNT MIR 1a6abmt, Del &nsm C5rbro,, d ner.
i6lptl1bet Die fable Sarbe Scr 9xt. jOnSc oa6
gldtterden, T(eeen unO @usi6ld9eA| 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
8ctret0cttarft &C.

(0dr SaS @O3enbIott ber So. etaatssettuno.)
Wfontag, 10. Nobember.
Nm Gbtcagoer @etreibemarfte berridte
9er9argene @o3e bur69Gl1gig cine feitere
STUNNING, ais IN bet Dorbergega1qene1r
Wo6e, uno Die greiie bepabrten cine ftet=
9eroe Senoen5, bis Sreitag ltn6 Gamitoq
reI6lI3ere 3ufubren ie etlpaS berabOriifz
ten.
8et3en Is riibiabrsipeiaen), belteGuaz
lttat, 1tte9 i'm 2aufe oer ISOLDE, per0liden
nit ben S6luBzg totirungen Der porDeroez
gart9enen Wode nm 34c,, Wais um11.,
61fer nm 1c, 3Dggen INN &c. uno.
@erHe nm 24c, Ginen b~etQiuirten Qusz
tpGS Hher Die an ser @~bicagoer B6rIe in
per norigen ISOLDE ftattgebabten 8retsperz
Gl1oerungen laiien mir bier fpIgen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
Glue SrcmStac Mitthctl1,ta. Sc,

Satlc TrcttSt9e WttttDetIttttG. Oerr
8altDaler Seim, Soutb 2Ibams, Maii.,
bertdtet nnS: SD fDnnte etner gan5er1
So9en boil l6rcibcn u1b oaun fDnnte i0
bod nt6t genllg idreiben tpaS @utes mir
DIT QuBuft &6ntg's 6amburz
ger SrOpfen tbaten. SD babe ilber
5tpet Sab-s ale 9oftoren in bicier hinge
gelto gebruu6t unb ein i6tpereS @elo aus
gegeben, bis mid Die 6amburqer
9rDpfen BON meinem i6redli6en llebel
SDSpepiia befreiten u1to ib nun fible, bah
i'd lGnger leben tperoe."
@StG)tt9 fitr 8atiemtcm. Ser qr6ste
Bobltbater lit, tper Sdmersen lin0ert uno
&rantbett beiIt. Or. Stlsbee bat ourcb
1etne muIa6erbare @ntbedung 6eS ANA
KESES, zines bur9au5 lei6ten, raid un6
natlirlt6 tuirfen0en t6eilmittelS fir Sdz
4morrbO;0en in allen Sta6ien, beibes
bDubra6t.. 10000. gebetlte 8atienten be-
3eugen iei ne 6eilfraft. @s lit Elm einfa6er
@tnflbru ngsf0rper; Ser ais Gripei6unqSz
mtttel un0 OteDi5in 6tent. 9in"berunq tritt
lnfort ei1 nro bic 6eilung lit gepiB. 9reis
81. Yroben rel. Sranttrt sugei6tdt Durd
T. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1916, New
York. %3at baben in Chicago BET Sale II.
BloGt, &c., IS Siib>Glart1tr. un6 99o. As
Wonroeitr. nno IN allen on6eren grten
&potbefen.. mo, nit, fl, no
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
se1bmmorScrtS6e 9sa0laS5Sefeit.

Bet GttQItllngen I'D nod mebr HI erfGIteu.
ooer etnen 6uiten 6ronii6 mer6en al Ioizz
len, tpenr einige 0olen bon 6qIe3s
9oneD 0 t 6@prebounb an6 Scr,
penn Se9El11 %9el1omn1ell, tltnerbalb etnigeu
Stltn0en lnteblbor 9eiIung betpirfen. SSu
allen Npotbefen 81 bQbeu.
Ftte'S 13abntrppfeu flrtren j8o6nldmerz
gen in etrer Wtinute, 18non lat II mi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
Sm SDae Sarf madt oeaentpd. tia 81

Sa &Doe Y0rf madt gegentpd, tia elm
gelud an BEN @emeinberatb bie ,Rl1n6e,
1orln oer1elbe erli!dt ptro, cine OfrentIi6e
@o1ttl1Ilnlll9 Oarllber alt5uoronen, :oh 6D6e
8art StaOt peroen lou ODER ni6t. Isle es
belBt, 9ebt ooS 9elu6 bon Ser gAorrjette
pes S0tp1 aus, tpel6e Dnr6 bic lin ltpaa6=
lung m cine Staot unb Die bamit Derbl7t7
0ene G;ntbetlung in @arbs better ais bis
Der Die 9err1datt ilber bic 0ffentlid)eu Qr=.
gelege1beiten ii6 81 1t6ern bort.