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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05

Mrs. Gregg is surely to be congratulated on
the success Of her Late removal to the new POST
Office block She has now three splendid rooms
on the south side Of the building which she has
fitted IN with her usual good taste, one US
show room and two IS the shop" She has
spent great deal of time on them, so tina: IL
was only last Thursday that she held formal
"opening, '--alter having completely chan%eG
the character OF her stock by new invoices. Inc
announcement OF the Opening Of course at
tructed the attention OF the ladies' from near ana
from far, who flied the room from Us early as
A. NJ till at least or 10 2. NJ. some $50 or 800 Ia
dies visiting the rooms during the day. We
wish we could reproduce the comments by the
ladies most of which were highly laudatory 10
Mrs. Gregg and her assistants: Some, quallheG
thus to speak, said with emphasis, that the stock
is as pretty aud as rich any they had seen this
spring in Chicago or the east; another, speaking
of one of Mrs. Greggs hats, said it was rs hand
some as Miss lis Ga Chicago BELIEF said by
many to be one Of the loveliest worn in thai
city; and it was universal comment that they
could not Imagine how she could improve the
rooms-really arranged with great taste-or the
great richness and beauty Of the stock. Nor DO
we. OF course there are mysteries about the
goods of millinery establishment which to a
man are past finding out, but speaking after the
manner of men folks, the stock of flowers of all
the newest and most fashionable colors, and
leaves, also fashionable the mysterious abysses
of show cases filed with trimmed hats, the de
tails of which are beyond our comprehension
the oceans OF laces, ribbons and trimmings, and
other pretty things which only the mind of a
woman of taste can comprehend and hold,-all
these are superb. And when to all we add that
next week she will have ready t,no more ne't
styles, "The Waverly" and "The Hartley" both
the latest New York styles, the ladies can imag
inc what Mrs. Gregg proposes to do. And when
we formally begin the study of Blanc's "Esthe
tics of Dress" we shall 90 to Mrs. G. to help
Us out regarding "head dresses and bonnets,
&c,--indeed the ladies will find it unnecessary
to study book at all if they call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05

For hard times, bedrock prices either in jew
elry, watches or silyerware, r. II. Trask's, 81 Ii
Sale ST, is the place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05

Fine and well-made clothing for men, boys an'
Children at NJ Stefel II Co.'S,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05

Ice CREAM atWalther's to-day.
IS buy a good heavy suit at NJ. Stieiel " Co. s.
New STYLES Window Shades at Osman ~ Hapc-
mans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05
SILKS
BLACK, COLORED & FANCY.

Look at the stock and compare prices Having purchased
largely at the forced sales OF Black and Soorel
Sks am confident otfe- the largest best and cheap
est line ever placed sale In this market quote the to'
loving prices;
FANCY SUMNER SILKS
at 5c. sc and 81 % yard. AL the new desirable sN-es
and shades.
BLACK SILKS
Selected with special In regard TO finish and
al the greatly reduced prices: Good quality az Safu
and grades which range upward NJ sl21 $S s,e sl''
aud 5000 also place sale the deservediy popular
GUENET SILKS.
shall offer be auully finished grade at Sl5 yard, and
nuaties ranging upward l5c TO 2jc yard unt
Won reach me finest Black SILK In the city, cheap Tor u
Der yard. This silk Is richly worth 5000 yard -
ask special attention to the at owe goods ana prices
having carried silks At last years prices can anu h
give prices that cannot he met ID the cty,
The best make imported OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05

Al are again mos; cordially inv!ied TO cal snd exam
Inc tai, truly immense stock before making their pus-
chI~s believing there money - = saved by making
your purchases n the ilrc ci Dry Goods, Boots ant
shoe. aad Groceries OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05
New stocN U.
BOOTS g. SHOES
suffering the anne EeEsrI d-ellae.
THE GROCERY STOCK

GaaE, Of al descriptions fclirsr-l 10 eli
.rr,, = Do a'y .tfos or charge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-05

CREAM at .Walther's to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-12
GLEANINGS.

About the deafest and dumbest and
blindest territory in the United States,
that we know of, is that Alaska.
A New York woman was so proud
that she would not commit suicide with
a leaden bullet. So she had to have a
gold one.
The Crown Prince Of Germany is a
type-setter. Even a Prince in Germany
has to learn a trade, which is a wise
provision.
When the temperance ladies besought
President Hayes to sign the pledge, the
other day, he was so busy that he had
his Secretary to do it for him.
So far as we are informed, no mathe-
matician has ever yet tried to estimate
how many revolutions the Government
Of Mexico makes per minute.
Sir David Monroe, of New Zealand,
died at Nelson, February Is. He had
been prominent in public affairs since
the organization of the colony.
Ever since the benign countenance Of
William NJ. Tweed shone soft over the
Island of Cuba, the var there hasn't
seemed to amount to anything.
The Providence journal asks: elias
not Newport a just claim upon our
consideration" In the absence of old
port we should say that it had.
Arkansas man believes that the time
will yet come when the chap who owns
maidstone and IN eel-skin will be the
only acknowledged physician.
Good joke on that society word, "Ket-
tledrum." The New York Graphic is
afraid it would express the thing better
were it written "Kettled-rum."
1t was a Milwaukee man who tried to
call a doctor by telegraph, one night
this week, and brought down upon his
premises the whole fire department.
Brigham Young has not yet been
asked to step into court and show cause
why he should not be sent wei that
Government road blazed out for Lee.
The Japanese Envoy at Berlin is rails
ing Oriental cain over there. He has
won her heart, and engaged to marry
Fraulein Won Rhade, a German lady
Of rank.
Once in a while there comes along a
boy who wishes in his soul that he were
a poor, lone orphan, so he could smoke
cigars somewhere else besides in the
back alley.
The Philadelphia Bulletin believes
that about the best piece to be performed
in a telephone concert is the one known
as "Thou Art So Near and Yet So
Far"
Brigham Young is slowly gliding to
the tomb, but Justice is slower and
doesn't seem to catch up with the fol.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-12
lower Of old Norm and give him the
lift he deserves.

lower Of old Norm and give him the
lift he deserves.
Four years of such work as that
which has been piled before him, day
and night for the past four weeks.
This is President Hayes outlook. And
yet there are those who envy him.
1t is said of a German, an inveterate
beer drinker, that when he rises in the
morning he is a beer-barrel, and when
he retires at night he is a barrel of beer.
IN. Y. Tribune. =
The s'hard times" have continued so
long that they have hardened into ada
mant, andnothingless than vigorous and
persistent blows of the sledge-hammer
of industry will eyer break them. Go
to work.
The Indians are getting afraid of
yellow-haired soldiers. They fight so
like sin. If we had a whole army of
these yellow-haired men out on these
plains, something would have to give
way pretty soon, and that with intense
immediateness.
From the Sandwich Island comes
the funeral information that His High
ness Charles Kanana, the Oldest of the
Hawaiian chiefs, married to Queen Ke-
kauluhi forty-five or fifty years age, land
after Kamehamaha, the highest chief,
has lately died.
Base ball doesn't sprout out as was
anticipated for this Spring. 1t ap-
pears that some of the players have been
reading the newspapers and are 10th to
go into the field on a less salary than
that paid to the ordinary attaches of
insurance companies.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-12
THURSDAY, April II. 1877.
Chamberlain's Sufferings.

"H. V. r." writes from Chattanooga
to the Cincinnati Commercial a pathet-
ic account of the troubles of the Cham
berlain family in Columbia. "Mr.
Chamberlain" he says, ''has been serv-
ing as governor the past four months
without pay and without prospect of
pay. His treasury is empty. Tens of
thousands of dollars have rolled into
Hampton's Golfers, because the tax
paying portion of the community rec
ognize him, while Chamberlain's treas
ury has received but S9O0l Chamber
lain to-day owes $1,000 to n of the
Columbia banks, money borrowed to
pay his personal expenses while acting
as governor. Nothing but a stubborn
will and the clearest conviction would
cause him to make SO many sacrifices
as he has in his warfare against the
corruptions of his own party and the
aggressive cruelty of the Democrats.
Ee is a Ia of decided ability and cul-
ture-a graduate of Yale-and was pro-
nounced by the late Reyerdy johnson
to be one of the best lawyers in Ameri-
ca. He has an interesting family, and
the relief they will feel should his
claims to the governorship be decided
adversely cannot be measured in words.
For months his devoted wife has lived
in daily and nightly dread that the
hand Of an assassin would take her
husband. He dare not walk the streets
of Columbia, and the tread of federal
sentinels is ever heard in front of his
been for three-fourths of a year in a
perfect hell on earth. He was at the
head Of a government that could do
nothing but exist in q lifeless way, under
the protection of federal bayonets.
What satisfaction is such a life to a cul-
tivated, quiet, domestic man, a natural
scholar and student, having little in
common with South Carolina politics
and pistols? He has only sought to
maintain his position through the most
devoted loyalty to the principles of liber-
ty to all men He is a believer in equal
rights, and in the capacity of the negro
to take part in government, and his
policy is to teach them, and not drive
them with a shotgun and revolver. He
believes that if he is ov~erthrown, free
speech is at an end in South Carolina,
and n of the most important results
of the war lost. He stands for princi-
pies, and stands because he cannot fall,
and goes onward because he cannot
tnrn ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-12
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating the Sale of Railroad Tickets
Within the City Of Cheyenne.

The Board Of Trustees Of the City Of
Cheyenne, do Orddin:
SECTION l..
Hereafter it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons within the limits
of the City of Cheyenne to advertise,
by exposing publicly any sign, flag or
emblem, painted, printed or written, or
by any other device, the sale, exchange
or barter of railroad tickets, Excepting
only advertisements in the regular pub
locations in daily and weeklynewspapers
published in said city and distributed
to the regular patrons of such news
papersl.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-12
I II.

Any person or persons convicted of a
violation of the preceding section, shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding one
hundred ($100.00 dollars or imprisoned
not exceeding sixty 1907 days in the city
Jail, and each days exhibition of any
public sign, flag or emblem, painted,
printed or written, or any other device
Except advertisements in newspapers,
as stated in section l hereof), shall be
deemed a separate offense and punished
accordingly.
SECTION III.
All such public signs, flags, emblems,
painted, printed Oh written, and all
other devices prescribed by the first
section of this ordinance, are hereby
declared to be public nuisances, and it
is made the duty of the City Marshal
and police to abate and remove the
same upon the written order of the
president of the Board of Trustees.
SECTION ".
This ordinance shall not be construed
to apply to agents authorized by any
railroad company operating within said
city, to advertise and sell railroad
tickets.
SECTION v.
This ordinance shall take effect after
n weeks publication.
Approved, April 9th, 1877.
[Seal] w. P. DAVIS,
Acting President of the Board
and Ex-officio Mayor.
Attest:
GEO. B. STIMPsoN,
City Clerk. aS-1w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-12
Proposals TOR Indian Supplies, Goods
and TRANSPORTATION.

Proposals tor Indian Supplies, Goods
and Transportation.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF lNDIAN
Washington, March 80, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals
for "Beef." Flour, Clothing, transportation,
las the case may be- and directed to the CoM-
MISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, No. 40 Leon
ard St., New York, will be received until II
NJ. of TUEsDAY, MAY 8, 1877, for furnishing
the following Supplies, Goods and Transport
alton required for the Indian Service for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1873.
POUNDS
Beef on the /. "a, S3S, 0Ot
Flour .... 5,7G4,,5O
bacon .................S7o,4O0
Sorn...'.-............'. ......""-.,.......... ..........2,16i,SO
Mess. pork, barrels. 700
Coffee, 1853, 900 pounds; Sugar, 500, 600 pounds;
Tobacco, 0 1850 pounds; Soda, lG,75O pounds;
Baking Powder, $3.50 pounds; Rice, 5000
pounds; Tea. ESQ pounds; Beans. 1S4 500
pounds; Soap, 1is,i2O pounds; and Hominy,
1884, 900 pounds.
ALSO
BLANKETS, CLOTHING. WOODEN N COTTON
GOODS, HARDWARE, NOTIONS ANp MEDICAL
SUPPLIES.
TRANSPORTATION for such of the above sup
plies as may not be contracted to be deliver
ed at the several Indian Agencies.
Schedules showing in detail the quantities
and kinds OF goods and supplies required for
each Agency, transportation routes, time
and place of delivery, conditions to be OBJ
served by bidders, and terms of contract and
payment, together with blank proposals and
forms of contract and bond, will be furnished
upon application to this Office, I'm Washing
tAn- r Of NJ Al ~ ~ O. Nya,r V1,tr q - L
NJ. Kingsley, 80 Clinton Place, New York to
VIM. Nicholson, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs, Lawrence, Kansas; to the Commits
saries ofSubsistence, Us S. A, at st. Louis.
Chicago. Sioux City, st. Paul, Leavenworth,
Omaha, and Cheyenne; or to the several In
dian Agents.
apr4-dlm J.Q. SMITH. Commissioner.
, 1877-03-08

burdb traenb Elm Iletnes Hanbtbter. @tne
| SSaue nnrbe In benz adfig anfgefent nno
rihtig, in Der nGafen Naht wuroe Der
@duber sefaussu. Sc tpar cine Spr'na.
ober &dnguruh . Maus. gle TT
aber tleiner als eine geD6bnlide pausmans4,
hat ptsl ldngsre 5lnter. oils Soroerbetne uno
fist meit auf ben %erfereu, wie Elm &dnau'
rub. sic 1T et9entlih in gforo' Atrifa,
Nien nnb SisruBlanb su Sanfe nnb pte
oas Ebier1eu nah Connecticut setommen
1T, 1T elm @athiel. Man fam nnr anueb'
men. oab es in einem fremoen Sa6r3eug 3r'
fduia iiber ben Ssean aefommen 1T ilnb in
Der @obnuns Der Dame 5ufudt geiuht
bat.
Gin erenlider 8atermorb
mirS aus &idlanb Tomuibip I'M Sonntp
Sbelbp in S1inois gemelbet. Mm Conn.
.aa, ben 10. Iebruar begab ft6 5err Sri33le,
elm alter 8iir9er iener @esenb. IN bas 9ans
ietn,s Sohnes. Daislbft gerietben; Bater
uub 5obn in Streit nit chamber. gnblih
rahte ith Der @aler anf ben Seimtpeg. ST
bate ieoof bic 9btre bes Sofes beim 9auie
nodAniht %erreio]t, alS Der 9rsultde Sohn
ihm nit elmer 6ltnte nadetlte unb anf i'm
ihoB. Die &nael braua benz alten Wanne
unterbolb Der redten Shulter in ben &tfeu,
t6htete ibn aber nidt. Das lnseheuer bon
Sobn Iub feline 6linte onn Neuem nnb fen.
erte ,um 3meiten Wale auf ben Sater ; Die
&usel orane 3met 3ou BON Der erften Sdub
tpunoe in ben Hiden bee Ntten uno fiibrte
pollenbs )einen Sob herbet. Ser Baters
m1roer if perhaftet uno leu9net feline 9rdbs
l,te Mosbtbat nitt. @r bat cine Trau unc
3,pei 3inber.
, 1877-03-08

ben liebfoite fe fliidltig Die re9un9sloS IN
oas 0euer itierenoe 6obbe, oann 3o9 iie
einen n%ieorisen Sdemel por bic alte Srar
bin, uno 1id nieberieeeno, ititte iie Die
arme 3utroulid auf oeren &niee.
Dieie idien aus Dem Jfeld)e wunoers
lider Bbantalieen in ote Wtrfltd)feit 3u'
riifaefebrt gu fem, benin nit ibren oiirren
Sinaern iiber Suoiea'S Stirn ftreideao,
fragile iie wie %beildufig OH warit i'm
Dorf? &au5ten lte oas @arn?
Gum alten Yreiie. Gap'tan WtorD,
antluortete Suoica, bdtte id einen Gentner
sebradt, es ,pare nidt su piel aelpeien.
Den Sdmu9aler Sue traiit DIT?
Sd eripartete i'm oben.
8arum errpartelt ou ibu? Deinen
@eg finoet ou bod a1ein.
ST it Elm ebrlider Suride. 3 sibt
feiuen, Der 0tuoer uno Segel iiibrte, mie
Ell. Sein Spiirer freu;t oranBen auf
bober Gee.
Siite oid Dor ben Sdmu99ler1, oerz
lette Die @reiliu, ite iterben eiles sez
waltiamen CODES. Sd femme Oas, id)
femme ba8.
Sd boffe, i'm BON Dem sefabrliben
@eperbe ab3ubrinaen.
Nimmernebr! Wer 1id einrnal benz
Shnua9eln ersab, labt nid)t oaoon ab,
uno brdd)te er's bis auf ne SAiIfslaouaa
@oloes. SD fanute Semauo, ber bate
in oieier 96ble 10 piele foltbare Spleen,
Seioe. Nein uno Gabaf perltaut, ooB Ell
lid) eiuen Sf~inoieniabrer oafiir hdtte
faufen f0nuen, uno mo blleb's? Nuf Den
M~eeresbooen gin9's, uno nit inn er
ielber.
Wortiebuns folgt.)
, 1877-03-08
4 Observation-Disclosures Bud -
.bur's lestes nnb sro Btes.
+

ober: Serlpnnoet III benz SaMs eines 8reunoes.
Dieles ppllenectite Wsrf oieies Bttsransn Der
@meritaniihen Siteratur Dat ais Worlpurf einen Ge.
9~enltano. ipelbsr bas loeiale Seben unieres 9eialnmten
iiber uebel. webes es blosteIt. lluAerorhentltdb
ipannenc nne aufreseme, ipiro es pom Mlen nit
Se9i.roe selelen meroen.. SlIuftrirt unb iebpn se'
Suncen. 98lr lino entl6lplien, oas Bud III ieoer ia.
mile oes 2anoes ein3uflbren uno otferlret nod nie
naseweiene Vprtbeile alien mdnnlidsn unb lpeibIi.
den Sublcribentenl ammlern gDir ~perlangen LIBERAL
MesnteM uno Ididen gratis auf 8erlansen Beoinaun.
cen uno beidreibenbe Circulate. 3. ". 1tochar'
=. Co., 72s Gbetnut Str, Wbila. sND9na.
, 1877-03-08
Elastic Truss Go.
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8 + E G
In, 9ietatI p~erfauft 81 Sn,portattonS. Yreiien,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
No. s31 Mrd, Giraffe, Gfe Ger 9petten une
@pates Ctr. unc 621 Glib Sritte Ctr,
btlaoelpbta, pa.
Ties 1T cine Organization BON &apitaliIten nm
Ibee 81 importiren u1o gu pertbetlen
nit einem fleinen De,ptnn, Der bent Goniumente, allen
Ge,pinn Der 3piidenbdnoler eripart. gDir eontrouiren
einen 9roBen 2beil her belten 3beeIorten. pelte na@
bielem 4anoe iommen unb bic nur BON uns ielbit per-
fault lperoen. 4erlonen, welbe BON enoeren bdnolern
faufen tbun otes gu ibrein ei9enen yabtbeil.- unlere
bauler IN Gbina uno Sapan baben bic beiten Gaeilitd'
YD!r baben gum Yerfauf un1erer 2beeIorten in allen
bauptItGoten Der Yereinietsn Staten stores etabllrt
28ir eeben unleren 2unoen elm
GcbDncS Sell Sbrpmp,
,aenommen pou ben pertbooqIten g0erten annerifdnt'
iber uno iremoer &initler), pelbes. penn in elnem
Biloerlaoen 9etauft, mebr tofen miroe ais Der prets
bes 5bees betragt. Dsle Sbromos ltno Elm Uel@ent
fir unlere &unoen.
Mue ~9etauften 9Daaren 9 { a nti rt. baB lie oous
tommere 8efr;soi8uus selpabren, ooeroas Uelo aarad'
eritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
q - .,
SO. ssl Nr9 StraBe. Ode Streitsn nnb Coates 6traBe
uas sai eus Spsits ctr. ~siia.. Va. 3aD1sntt'
, 1877-03-08
Die gIaf&s

v9amburser Trppfen"
tcitst so Gents, pper inf Glal6sn
Dollars. fnb In allen beutlden
Mpptbsfen 3u baben pper tpsroen btelsl.
Ben mad Gmpfane beS 0elpes fret mad
allen Tbeilen Der 0ereinisten Staater
perlanpt. Man aersifre:
A. vogelCr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1877-03-08

Cine f~reuSise With ei1une.-oen
Baltba1ar Seint, @cutb Mo1ms, MaGa&ufetts,
lbreibt an uns; sd fSnate eiaen sanSen 80.
gen poq 1drsiben, unb bann fUnnte i9 bod
niGt senus ldreiben, mas 0uteS mir DR.. Ma-
suf &bnteS Samburser Irppfen
tbaten. Sd babe iiber spst SABRE ale Doftu-
rem in bteisr l1msesenp sebrauat uto elm Gwe-
res @elo ausseeeten, bis MIDI bic 9amburser
Tropfen BON metnem fdredlibem uebel Dts.
sep{ta b~sfreiten unp Id nun fable, baB i'd
lanssr lebea perpe."
, 1877-03-08
Tcuer : 9epQrtemtcnt.

Gompaanien. ipelhe Musriiltlna uno Worrdtbe
notbia ba6sn, iolten brett nit benz yabrltanten ban.
oeln. 6iite, M.iben. @iirtel, 5enoen u. /. 10. 9as
blniaIe baus i'm 6eHhdit. &atalose fret. @ei Der
alteu strma BON Mnceripn uns SoneS, 1879 Srano
Ctr, y,W 4yS2du9,
, 1877-03-08
Seftntlihe Danfiasung.

Mussue aus etnem grtefs ten .. 9stnmak
Ter, Buff. Sptparb Gpunts. Soma, IN ietaef
Sobn 5. 5sinm iler. 8ebatteus bes vAlba.
mp 5erDlb".
...... Sd tann ntdt urbtn, Did 3u BIT.
ten, tn Deintm 9latte unIern SfentIiben Dani
fur bic 5eiluns 2>ctner Shutter burt Dr..
Mug. RSnt9s 8 amturger IgoYfsn
aus3ulp:ehen. Wie Du wetbt lit bic ltebs
Wutter an etnem i9weren QeberIeiben, unb
lslblf bic 5ilfe unierer Merate mar oersebli1.
Wtr probrten bic 5amburssr Trppfen, nnb
wuroe bird ben @ebrau9 berfelben bic &c.
lunbbeit Der Mutter pteber gang berseleat--
Sd piinf9e, Du wGroef bic 5ambmrser
Mebieinen tmmer auf's Bette empfeblen,
benin ie baben i6 auf's @Ortrsffi&Hs in anie'
rsr Gamilie bctpabrt.
, 1877-03-08
Gimioe outf Grinoe :

1.-Gine meme e%rHnbuna sranoHA 0peats
unb eetbert bur@ watsnt.
5.-Utaht etnen opliso nj nnenen 2s6sen4.
sltia auf bsioen eeiten. an allen Nrten BON Stohss.
3.-2auft leidt, ianft, eerduidfos uub rai&-bsrs
6 ombindttpn BON G%iesnidaften.
4.-Dauerbaft~IauftSab re Ians obne Sepa'
vaturen.
5.-Werrt@fet ollie Mrten BON N>bst,
uno sfanep Ndbereien in elmer oor3iislidenWetis
6.-rSft fir ben Irbeiter febr fei4t 3n a n b.
baben. 9ie 2Gnee Der slide farm resnIirt perben
pdbrenb Die Wtni9ine i'm Ganse lit, nno oieie fam
nit eine,m Saoen perieben ueroen, obne baB berfelbt
ourd 9baer gu ssben bat.
s.-@lan einFud, ftn1ret4, elegant, tnoem
ser Std obu bet Gebraut bon Gos sG5eel Gears,
iotarp Cams unb Geoer @rms fornirt mirb. Dat ben
Il Vi attic . p s eeb, uelder ct II atet@'
mGBiee 96nee bes stidef bel tr9enb
elmer Geidwinbisfeit F4ert. BAT unisren
,eien Z breab Controller, tpelher cine 9letu.
nGbtse 8eipegung Der geeole.Sar erlaubt nno stnsr
Sertebune oes Gabens p%orbeugt.
8.-Gonitruction d u s ertfsrsfdlti unb Ssa.
.ncet. ST f~abriairt bon oen 9 ef@idtefen ms
erfabrenten Irbettern in Der berabmSH
Bennington lrmorp, SEon, g. D. pbilaeelppts
Office: $40 @beffnut Strafe. 2Tt7nos.
, 1877-03-08

Gin sutes Mtttel sesen Golii anb 2sibidmsr-
gen fnb DR.. Mue1f &Hnt9's Sambur.
Ger Iropfen. f6reibt 5err Midael WetL
eDtlgatpata, Snb. benn b~ielelben beIfsn augsa'
bltdli1.
, 1877-03-08
.ppermpr Sapes. s sslT i.i ssS s..

entti den Dienffe. Youitanbis uno ~perlaiis. Son
oiHjieler Guele enboiirt. Zeltene 0%elesenbett
fir Masnten. Sidert @rh iofort Isrritorism.
Wegen Girtulare unb Bebin9unsen iueaoe man itb
oort on 3. Bride u. So. 7e7 YroaSwap, w. 4sS2au
, 1877-03-08

Nto Mono Gcacee. @aeun, Ga,
ben "a. Jebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Musuf a5nts'S Sam
bureer Trppfem inb BON ansss3eihnetsr
@irtuus unb besbalb rabesu unentbebrlib fir
mid. &ep. 8atsr 5.S. Nsbn,anu.
, 1877-03-08

Ser Darf elmer Tamilie.-S& nns
rtstns grau fassa Sbnen ben srSbten DAM fiji
DR.. Mu gun RSnte's Samburgr
ErSpfen, f9reibt 5err Sobn Vott, Geneva,
SQ., benn btelelben baben uns srpbe Dsenlte
%srpielen. Wtr laIen bic 2rOpfsn ni4t msbs
auSgeben.
, 1877-03-08
KNAUTH,
e. KUEHNE.
q k @f(@Q aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

ssaafei auf mssr ais 700 I'm Ssssutsnosrsn etasts
In europa.
elb.9Ims,abIunsen burA bic Nphamter iowis per
telegraph mad ausn pldssn tn Dsutidlans,
peferrei&, Der G3nei,. 6oaanS. Ddnemarf, ehsps'
Ssn uub Wortpsetn. ben Gmpfdnsern fret inS 6aus
ssIiefert.
Grebit.S rtefe fir Msiienhe sur Nenutuns In ausn
erDBeren St6bten Der alten DeIt.
GfntafGruns bon G%rbfdbaften unb tsreerunssn
i.ber Wrt in alien pldssn Guropa's.
Eerfbtfuns ssx outern unS pa6etem RaA
europa.
Der;pIluns anfpmmsnber 0Hier In sssn eorf, nnS
msitsrbeforbsruns ~beieIben xa& benz 5nIanSe.
0ursySii&ts 0elb ansr Grt sesauft xns Ssrsasft
, 1877-03-08

6err 5teif In Onanoaso Sta. MiG., ttsAt
uns nit: Sd lit felt swet Sabren an elmer
bTsartisen Glebte, bic allen Witteln tiberltanb.
sebrau9te i'd mebrsre Wp9en lang DIR.
MuSuf &Snt9'S 8Snts's 9ambur-
aerErppfen mad GOrIhrift mnb wmrbs
BON bislsm bGsartissn 2eiesn Spatanpis sebsiIt.