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CORPORATION Nolltcs.

NOTICK.-propOsals for furnishing GRANITE
~ STON ~ Bnkhcad River wall Will be received Al
IN. Gi,, If the DcpaI Docks, III aud I'D Dnane
until III o'clock u FRIDAY. Oh Fcuru1ry iHtG Fot
frl information The City Record" Copies Tor sale al
NJ. > city Han
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Gin properin Go Get.

j. l1-EDOMED HOUSE in Yoikvillc. FUR
~ VIsuEp excerpt top floor, free e. Sna Christian fam
ily Ter board highest reference ALfiIA, Tribune Once
/ ME AND BRICK YARD in perfect order,
win al si-s &C. fooi 81 3Gst, L. L.. To 1t
also storage Address g. H. DAVIS i'l East aGi at
ftNO RENT-Thc large and commodious
DWEIIiSG No II IInbrt-s'., neir depot grd iocn.
ton for hoardlbg and lodging house JANIS PRICE, 20
Ind If
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Brooklnn Reai estate for Sale.

WELL!%G-UOUSES Nos. l3 WiIi0w-st.,
~ ~ ck-st 80 H. and - &a.siuai, 100 and !G2 me
aiiC st. lrg 1877 v iuUgl,yf. - iaiayettraVe
GORDoS l.. FOtD, 81 Clark II. ITonkiyn.
NOR EXCRANGE-ilOVSE brown-stonc
fronts directly the cntracc OF Prospect PARK, Brook
ly fT NGEOT SALE Licltcl 20 and 81 seventh.
ave 81 AMI 30 - Mars ave, 1913 Prospect place ISL In
pace a every fcft G; admirably located with
al Owner Oud take iu Iart payment lots
mail houses HOBfHr $. EISSlEG, 21i HOnaguest,
Continental Buldhg BROOKLYN, Broker in Real Estate.
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New i)nbiital,ons.


1917 NEW BOOKS-THIS WEEK.
OFFENRACH IN AMERICA.
translation of Onrnbachs spicy new BOOK JUST W" III
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ANNALS OF \ DABY. ,.--.,,,.,o
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books year Telling how the Raby was named no"
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Of JOINT. Price, % cents
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RECORD OF TIE YEAR-FEBRUARI
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

IIVI- BIlFJIJh
FOR TRENION And PHILADELPHIA.
leave New ORR too; o. Iheiys, fDr rcGtOn and Plia
dcanr. nj 30 $50, 33 1870 No. 1870, 49, $50, 1900
y. m. and a. 400 d. 10. TIef tn.
Leave foot OF CarksO-st at 7:lJ, Sl5, g. D. ll:lJ m.
81 d. IiAj D..
PhuaiclpHIa from North Pensylyana Rail
road. Third aud BcrAssts 40. ESQ, $50, 1850 am
l:JU. ?: %, 80 l.:D p. N. 800 49,. -. -
Laarr ~ n'n Tor New lOrk At lZo, OJ, SNo 3lu 300
a. IG. 1918. p. q. Alb 600 o. m
Puman Drawing Cars attached to the 93o
aud Sieritng Cars H. tie ~ o'clock mid
night tIaius from both ew- YORK ana PAllaLeiplit
SUNDAY TRAINS ir.,Ne Sew f0ih foot lif!iyst ana
Phl,al, Ipifa Third and Ecrks Sta al 80 3jO II D. H.
lc.ots sale vt foot O llb,Tyst loot 81 Chrksost,
No4 20 and Broadway ~ the piigc M hotels all offices
~ tho Erie Railway Company in SeNHOTk and brooklyn
ana 80. Couri st. brooklyn Baggage clecked iron
residence 10 destination. ...... -
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pantlna 0ta0cmiee.
Gcathrrs.

"
DVANCED GERMAN SCHOLARS can JON
~ Ladies' Glass for conversation ana Iealhg coi ~
by an experienced teacher llpnpveran aiv; ci -" P'
quarter address GERMAN CLASS 2l2 west 0pih-s''---
4 LADY wishes n position IN some schosl
~ qualifications -elcoution. languages, mahcinalV
turr aud ths usual branches Of higher hnEsh ~ ACu
cxucrence and best testimonials Address r. II" ih-AN'
Frs AGENCY. l,7O7 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 UnlOn-squaic;i
H engagements made FOR Teachers No 20 -
families. ANNA RANDALL ~ -
EOVERNESS. Wanted situation as gov
VI crucss aiys companion by young bi rerep~e
lady of eucaiOn refinement and unexcepiiohaDie i an
h. used To- traVenr and good society salary ht 30
object - agreeable position. AduIt'S -"no ~ O
Box 81, Tribune once
MRS. f. b. BURNS, SCHOOL or PiiQ ~
WI BIOGRAPHY. 80 arkrow. Ih0rouHh faihntE Ia ~
Ibcues Phctic shorthand Glasses taught III SCHOOLS
ana families.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTI0NlST. 30 Union
" souarr. numbers supplied ANA RANDALL pif''
otCUOOIS and FAMILIES supplied with
= Tcacrs Gn,crnesscs, Dc. charge sita'iioh1 o
cured TEACHERS AGENCl' L'o' Oh's'""''' ''
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rErO LET, FURNISHED, IN elegant 4-story,
ht.I,ioo,. brow " s0De house. hadlsoDaVe, corner
81 size 2oNGONiOO Also very nnc ih size extra
deem st0!v hosa on Iitst 9th ave slAn number
o: 6th,r dsirio furnished and unuiDshs' 10 le Dn he
leading a,enaes aud ss patcJaIe, and permits
iIoll HOiER MOIGAN, 20 Pine Il. I3OV5l
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American Express

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
: $40 Coupon. 1865 = Registered ioSi to7L
10000. @,ttO-...---..' ----'''
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" pRETTY as a PICTURE 40c.; Sweet
Byahd by 1os sgsl ne iseh meet ~ dS ncs
ktycy 10 he Pyke 4Oc.; "Ndyodys Darling but Mine
igty 100, Etst ~ Last" Ecls SOC, The popular
saLps Of uAe uay. q II. DItsOS 4 Co, al BIoAd"Ay'
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
" LINE.
NNRTH GERMAN LLOYD

y rJ't4HS!iIP LINE BE.TW FEN EEW-ToRK,
SUTTlIhMrIoN. AND BHhNi y. ..-....
CGMPANNS PIER foot Of ~ttD%p.Ni.. hIhph ~.
WI~tR ~atuuliy... Feb. 3 OBJ D.; -∈"a' l'n.
ItilIIN, SATURDAY FeD 10 II iHSlhNN ~dt -... tN
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW NBlh 10 SpJ ihAhI
TON. UAVRE, OF BHENiN -. 40 8,
FIIt>r CABIN. %lUl gold. SECOND CABIN, <bU, god
SGrEKAGE. so. cUrrcTcf. 49,,
Return TcSc:s reduced rates. Prepaid Storage CcfuA
oate- So currency.
fui freight Or passage apply 20 - ,-.......ou
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N,EW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART.

N fN | Ohk, NEW HAY EN NM. llnhi
~ FORD X. R.-NEW.NORk AND NE" ia Nl.H u
VISION Winter Arrangement commencing Dee. il" io''
Passenger station In WORK. Grand Central Depot en-
"'' " ' rRlIys LEAVE KEW YORK. 90.
Trains for leave 1T 40 Accn 800 (N SOo
tAccnl ii (EXl l. y. (Nccnb tXe ~ AtGe ~,
nv 40 and 5.lJ (.oca ET) tNl ~ p'G LOO T. w.
go 3 40 5l5 40 $50. 3, TO- and Loo T. n or ~
fnTd 40 SOJ. 9O5 1910 M. Il M 20, s. 800 l;iO
AS III D. 54J G:3J. 100 o. 10, ami l:i1 D. ~. 49,,
Boston EXPRESS via Springfield az $50 ana II IL NJ 'i
o D. M wa shore Line 1t aud 10 r. ~. Boston, va ~,
Line ard ll.3j y. Ia. the SOD a. ~. !, s. y. III" "
D. m. stopping Siam0i N1rwGh ana Su1 anu "a o, W.,
J. o. anJ 10 p N. Bridgeport The 500 a. IL cOh,'y's
Win traius shore Lane Division FOR Providence aa ~
conn. valley at Saj brook. The ! D. IN. cDhI'clS VIA
Division for Norwich, ana III" SOD ntu " W
With New Haven Northampton H. H. al New Han en- ana
the 4. ana D. M. Tor newport SUD a. ~, = L,'
field and : . m Montreal Tie 500 a. M aIj . y ~
connect with SaugaUck an Housaionic H. Rs a. brlEti"ll
TITO ~nJ IN. and |, i4O. ana = p. NJ WIN DinOhf ai
Norwais SOuth NOrwalk, ana the 500 a. M Nis4'4V
a. ~. with Canaan Il l.. Al stamford. .,, . n
sunday Boston Mail Trans ut r. m VIZ Sl"'cDi NJ Az
.. IN. VA Providence. ........ O.. ..
DiawIn room Day Express, Gnd Sleeping Cars on
can De purchased Ti.kct Office OF COMPANY At
Grand central Depot N offices 90 y. y lrlct Coz ~
also check baggage from Residence To destination.
DHILADELPliIA ia LONG BRANCH and
/ the NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILkOAD;-FIe
lower than by anv other route. Commencing NoYcmbr 49,
1876 leave from Pier North River foot OF Rec
i a. H. for Philadelphia. Long Branch, Toms River, aud
Nmcani. ,, ,.- Mt, ,,...
town. and ruc6cr;on W. ;. oNEOEN. Gen. NaAi&el'
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NOR SALF-2 BOOKS Of MUSIC for violin
with Accomplishments. Apply at ia East 4gti $;
one door from LeSH@t"Ilayc.
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SECOND BOARD O'clock p v.
soles or state TGH6s-RdsUOdG B0Hds-B0'tE enc ho''
rnnd AhaIes-- EIL.rcss SkOchs. &c.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.-TlIE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANN,r NIL
SIEkNiENJ BETWEEN NETWORK AID HAENt,
CALLING at PLYMOUTH o. b. ior The landing OF paasen
gers. 80 -. . ,..-.. -. -, ,,....,.. ,
every alternate saturday, beginning Win:
For particulars address 1890. . -. - r.,-.
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GLD DOMlNlON STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" Sailing from i PIER 81 Norm Nii, iyfr. r,-tsD,ys
THURSDAYS, aud sATUKDANS.a at 3 ,. m; "a'ne'tle
r Pn"t lir lie Chrsapta1r End ohio Railroad, ard
With TIE Company steam lines TO interior points in North
.SMtcin an, .singon y. C. via Norfolk every TT Is
DA ei LII 'pA 2 az? Hr ~, York 2nNDAYs and THURS
DAYS al p. connecting with Delaware ana mary land
Passenger accommodation unsuriras.G cd 81, .o,,. o..
Ia'i ircc 70 N"rfoiH tr cent Freight
received daily at per 81, North River.
y. L. MCCrEADY. President.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
/ STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, IArAN,. CHINA, AUSTRALIA
For SAN rRHSGiSG0 via isriiMUs OF PANAMA.
slcarsAp Colon TIN ~ DAY. Az, ~ 49,. -: p,r,.
From sAN FGANCiSCoto JArAT ~, aaG GHiH ,A:r.,
From Fan francisco to sandwich Islands Australia and
steggs:,n CRY or SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2s
6 Iio,,line.srccn. Pier ~, y. r., foot o. carast
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
IL cauy tie iieg.an end United states MALI. ..,.
The ioioTin& steamers are spon'e To '2i "i An'"r'p
yApEG tT t ,NlSl.',';'iPq 4 KhSlI%GEr FEB
First Calm 500 Setcad CABIN, 100. -, Stctrage 500
fErEK WRIGHT 4 Sons Gen AscPi.' finiafgipiE'y
JOHN McpoNALD.s battery place y. Y
eTATE LlNE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- , Belfast, amt Lenond,rry These inst class iHhio"
Per y. Norta itiyer- Foot Of caual-st. n h.
STi1rfEE or PE2NsYLVANiI... THURSDAY go :
sIhrt o. MiGt ~, sG1y f' ,cl
First cabin So sGj SO ac.ori4s 70 acre@moaiioa
T. o ssT az f ra SG"a hpny 70 $40
ArsrIN BApWlN 4 CO. As,n'; ~ od%ay' y \, , "
SIE;RAGE PASSAGE al NJ. 10 BROADWAY ana III Iol'
iIer loot ~ CIual-st. y. r.
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Aldfllt J. st8ih VA
Cad if
Q o 90. DC. o
Wei. Fargo TX
10. .bgsf. 81
Pacific Nah
1uj... be. -.
100 - 2i3,
ONO aId Miss
100 bcs3. I
Western Uuion
2,l01.. be. rs
500. ...s3. 49,
!, UO....b3 20
~ O........ - =
$50. 50. 7j9.
100. s3. 7o1
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VIISS MCDONALDs
We Glass IS ~ DRAWING AND WATER COLOkS
From nature, 7SS Broadway Room 81.
Tere $50 for lessons oi one hour each Ia The sud pay
able IN .dvAicc reduction WI! DC made FOR two Oh E're
Puuls coming together
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SAILS FROM u Q CLUNh 10 U
O'CLOCK.
prpOgT or ANrGTCtN MINI" 49,
SALES-JfNUARY 81, leI''

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Qepel1en
Gut Saufe LETTER ISOLDE an bic Sutnois Staatsz
3ettun9 tele9rapbirt.)
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pIabe. Omar melben Die teIegrap6ii6en
9epei6en, bab it9 bic rumdnii3en un6
ruifti6en 0aufgrGben bis auf tDe1ige burtz
bert SUB ben 8efelttgun9en BIeDna's unb
~beionoerS 0er 5tpetten @rioiba>S 6an5e 9ez
nG6ert bGtter, aber e5 lift Bis iebt BET 6er
Qnnd6erung geblie6en, unO fein Nngrtff
auf BLennd lit nod unter1ortr1e1t D0rDett.
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1T cine groBe Nenberltng etngetreten. O2ez
6etne6 9lt 8oi6d, Der Die AM Som benz
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bat, tpie cine a1bere 0epel6e meLbet, ietn
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tbnt unmO9lt9 getpeien 1T, ietne unterbez
feblSbaber gu eitem etnbettlt6en 3ulartz
mentptrfen un0 our i6nelen 0uSfiibrung
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gum Sberbefebls6aber Der Nrmee an Ser
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ben btesiGbrt9en Selbsug ais 6ur6 bic
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6auptStpeG, Die 8efretung oer 8eo0lfe>
rltng Ser Dberen !6ersegotpina errei9t babe,
unb baB ct nidt bea6ft6ti9e, Iber ben
8e5irf 8aniant binausSu9e6en. Ser
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rei6en 8eenoigung be5 GrtegeS feline Gin
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Setn6ieIt9fetten betpogen BADEN, r1elbet Ell
ne 2on6Oner 9epei9e Dol1 5. Sfto6er:
Sin @ierer Gelegromm Iaet: u9aB Sic
Ofontene9rtner ben 6eLO8ug in ber Serge
9otptna eil19eFeut BADEN, Fat ietnen @rlr6
IN politti6et 9tudit6ten. 0as ieBt bon
tb1et belebt gebaltene @e6iet ret9t genal
oil Die Oem0rfattpnSltrS;e, nel9e bergatt>
geret SCRIPT Dur9 81" International Gpntz
mtilton ge3oBen unb al.f 6er 0orconferenS
3rt @o~nltanttnopel als 6ie @rel36eri6tis
gurtg, iDel6e eDentueu 0tonte1egro 5uge7
fta11oeu tperoen fDnnte, boreeid)laeen ltt6
angenommen iDurDe. pa eS MN ni6t
pa6ri0einli6 tit, baB BET ser vS6luBo6s
reGnun9", bic bur6 europa Dorgenomlnet
tper6en muB, W~tQntenegro mebr ais pie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Sic SnSiatter=G oAfcrcts.
@ albi11 q t D II

Die Gonferens nit Ser Snbianer : @es
Ianbti6aft g~elangte 6eute i'm @etBen
6ouie gum Nbl6luB. Die Snotaner
tparen in Der biirgerlt9en Sra9t bet
BleiGgeft6ter eri6tenen.
Brdii0ent 6aDes er0fnete bic @onfes
rens nit Der 8enterfutg, bab ct berett let
gu b0ren, mas ieine Sreunbe i6nt nod 5n
iagen pilnI@ten.
8nnti9tpan3 na6m nebert Benz 8rGits
benten Blab un6 mo6te inn DeritGnolt9,
6ab er it6 fir Die 8erlegung i~ett1er Q9en7
tlr at Dem WounOeb &nee Street ett11tez
ben babe; er tpiinl9e baber, 6aB rtatt Die
fit i'm unb feline Qeute beittnlmten 2e7
benSmittel unb &~leibungSftiide bort9tn
bringe. @s tpdre i6nn lieb, ipertn oer
u@r0Be @ater" .ba3u leine 3uitimmung
gdbe. rQ8tr tpolIen niht geraoe ieBt
ii6erite6elt, fubr ct fort" g8ir brau6en
3eit, I'M gu berfaufen, ipaS mir aus uniez
rem ieBtgep 9eimat6 ni9t mitne6men tOnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
g. STene @nnSen. 8

d AWeNtE XSNtOcW. JtODeueH DON
Sultus @roiIe. % 8GuOe 1878.
1. 8anb 221 g.: @r lana; 2.
8anb, 2O8 g.: Oienene9a 9ar.
TO- Gtme @efGtd1te pom SamtaIS+
Son @bmun0 60fer (278 g.
H. 1tatterapegs. 9feiiebiL6er bon 4Is
I,freb 90 Ell + (230 g.
12- Ser SreifGmlse. Cine @r5GbGung
bon 90 orib 9orn (26O g.
IS. Sic 8ebrIoer S%oItrnat. 9to@
belle bon Grnit Sribe. 2 SdnOe.
(238 II. 1856 81
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Sren3e1. 1874. 2SGnbe.
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IL. Srdatein ooer 0r@m2 Cine @rz
5d6lung bon 8t1fie Collins.
2tus benz @ngIii9en bon 9r. Glnil
2e6n1dn11. 1872.
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Iers i6pdbii6e 9orfprebisten.
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2eier Der 81. StS3ts. ba6en anfertigen Ials
len, tptrb, ba ni9t Die ~sertn9ite 9uSit6t
~por6anben lit, baB Ser n10rberti9e ruiitl6s
tiirfii6e &rteg nod i'm Sabre 1877 beens
btgt Derben fam, nod auf lange ibren
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our g1orbiee (Siten6e) ntb I'M Often bis
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bort bic @ren3be3tebungen 3tDti6en STUFF
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tpan6 aufge8oget1, Iadtrt un6 nit Stolen
berie6er, 10 baB fte ii9 gum N~uf6d1tgen at
Ser 8an6 etgnet.
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Sober, tpeIder an inns (auBer etpds
igen &I # Gnben) bretO IIars
etnienbet, erbdIt bafIr auf etn Sa6r auBer
benz 8o9enbLatt Ser SQinotS Staats8eiz
tut9, ben v@ It /" portofret 5ugeian6t.
Sober, tpeI6er att unS (auBer ct IN a :
6 n 81 il d It d 5 NJ 5tpet OpIGars
etn1en6et, er6dIt 6afir duBer Dem @o9enz
blatt ber Suinois Staats5ettun9 fiir ett
Sabr ems Der obet angefi6rten 8I6er
(na6 ieiner eisenen NustpabI; ct brau9t
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mer ~dn3ugeben) D SET Bic &riegsfarte. Sc
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obgeIaufen lit, fann it6 6a6ur9, baB er
iein announcement bonn QbIauf beiieLben
on ouf Elm nettereS Sa6t NIT $500
erreuert, Die iofortt9e 3ulenOung Otez
ier 8rGmien It6ern.
Ollie 8rtefe un6 @eI6ien6ungen fin6 an
rt6ten ait:
Illinois Staatszeitungs Co.,
ChioaUo I'll
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Sr1nfcei0.

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Der yOtot 6'Or6re", pel1er tpegen beg
Gb6ruGS 9to6efort'ider NrtifeI Drcir1al
init i6peren @elbitrafen beIe9t p0roen
mar, lit e~inge9a11sen un6 WirO bnr9 Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Sic Grmte lit GmBGanS.

Gtne Oepei6e bon 8erLin iagt: y9ie
ruiiti9e 0etreioeernte bat io1Dobl in Se5ug
olf Guantttdt als ouf GualitGt Die alf ie
geiebten ,@%rtpartun9en 9etdui6t. 0as
1aiie Better i'm Muguit un0 Der Wtangel
an WrbeitSfrGften tperben ais nrlo6en oeS
9ertnge11 @rtrages beSei6net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

OF. XOut5, 2. Gr.
Sn 8olmann II. O'6ara's 8rarnts
tuetnbrenneret plabte bergangene OfaAt cine
Der 9eItiQirblaien. Gin Seuer brad G1ls,
un6 6as @e6dube brannte bis auf ben
@runb nte6er, inntmt 9lIent, mas bartr
mar. Qebteres bate einen 0ertb bon ettpa
SIS. 900; Set Wertb Ser 8orrdt6e betrug
$4,000. Ser S6a6e lift gum 8etrage BON
$25, 900 6ur6 Gerit6erung ge6eft.
Sriebri3 N. 8oumanr, elmer Ser giz
gentbirner, erlitt 8~ranomunoelr, Die pabrz
i6einIi3 ietnen Sop 9erbeifabren tperben,
unb 6uittn Sbab, &uti6er etnes S6lau6z
gems, tpurbe auf bem @ege 3ur 8ran6itGtte
6urd baS uml4lagen Oes 8a9ens t0OtIi@
~Dertpu10et
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-14

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from DJspep-
STA aud Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-fve per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their
effects such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Heart Burn, Water
brash. gnawing and burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach. Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste
in the mouth, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits, &c. Go to your
Druggist and get rs cent Bottle
of AUGUST FLOWER or a Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will
relieve you.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists San Francisco. jan2-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-14
Blue Tum bIers.

Since lack Chandler the great bull
dozer of Grants Cabinet announced
that he takes his in blue tumbler now,
and never felt better in his interior
department, some of our saloon keepers
have taken the hint and pass it to GUS
toners in blue glasses. Taken in this
manner, 1t has very BENEFICIAL effect
on the stomach owing to the chemical
properties of the blue rays.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-14
BRITISH SOLDIERS.
Two Regiments OF Red Coats Conn
ing Across the Continent.

Two Regiments OF Red Coats Conn
ing Across the Continent.
1t is reported that the British Gov
eminent has obtained permission from
the Federal authorities to send twenty
four hundred soldiers across the cont.
nent from New York to San Francisco.
They are ordered to British Columbia
and, to avoid the long voyage around
Cape Horn in transport vessels, will be
sent by rail through the United States.
They are expected to leave for their
destination some time this month. We
believe there has not been regiment
of British soldiers on United States
soil since Old Hickory-by the eternal
whipped Rockingham at New
Orleans. January 9Th. 1915. 1t is not
yet known when they will be along, as
they have not arrived at New York.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-14
Emigramts.

The tide of emigration towards the
West has set in as strongly as at any
time in the past. Last night, there
were six car loads, about two hundred.
nearly all of whom wereI able-bodied
men. Some of them. with whom We
conversed, said hard times in the east
ern States were driving them West.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-14

Heavt My and Earthly Rebels Com
founded.

founded.
Yesterday a missionary, on his way
to the Cannibal Islands, passed through
on the train. Being a devout man.
Jealous in the good cause, he takes
every opportunity to speak a word
for his Master and plant the seeds
of Christianity in the hearts of any
heathens he may find on his way to
his field of labor. On the arrival of
the train he alighted upon the plat
form with a bundle of missionary tracts
in bis hands, and surveyed the crowd
for moment in search of fit subject
for missionary work. His eye caught
p. w. Johnson and detected at once
the need of regeneration. He elbowed
his way up to P. w. and, after survey
ing him from head to foot and from
foot to head as if measuring his capaci-
ty for religious instruction, the follow
ing colloqny ensued:
Missionary-(In sympathetic tone)
"My friend, are you follower of the
Lord?"
z. W--(Who had heard that Hen
| bricks was on the train. What! that
rebel Congressman from the State of
New York?'
Mis.--Oh, no! You mistake me; I
mean the blessed Master, who
p. W.--Oh; who set his slaves free
in Missouri before the Emancipation
Proclamation? Well, yes, ! admire
him for that generous act. He -
Mis- Putting his hand on P. WIS
shoulder) Young man, l am speaking
of the Divine Master, who drank the
bitter cup to its dregs in the Garden of
Gethsemane for you and l, and who on
the third day -
| +. W.-You mean some rebel who
lay drunk for three days over loosing
his human chattles, aud then joined
the loyal party for the sake of a poor
marshalship.
Mis.--No, my sin stricken friend;
l mean Jesus, the King of Kings. and
Lord of Lords, who is leading his hosts
I, against the legiops of darkness
warming up, who flung Satan ont of
the Pearly Gates into everlasting tor
ment for rebelling against Heaven;
who the blessed book tells us will
come IN his own good time, as an army
with banners. to judge the world;
when there will be rafting among dry
bones, the great deep shall give up its
| dead. and great voice shall issue
from the multitude as the voice of
many waters, say ing Alleluia; for the
Lord God omnipotent reigns, and
who,
With one foot upon the deep and one upon
the shore,
Shall swear time was, but time shall be no
more
2. W.--Our Minister is coming; I
will introduce you to him.
Here P.W. slid ont Of the crowd with
an arm full of religious tracts, which
can be had at his Office by the piously
inclined free gratis for nothing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-14
Personal.

Joe Woodwork. late clerk of the
Assembly, Senator Baker of Eureka,
and James T. MCLEAN, formerly of
Star District, were passengers on
to-day's train going east. :. The Reno
Gazette, says q. II. Stoddard is going
to the Black Hills.