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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-14

were locked up in room by their
mother while she went out on an errand.
During her absence the S-year-old girl
got hold Of loaded pistol with which
she killed her 6-year-old brother. Ii is
supposed that one child was trying to
take the weapon from the other, and it
was discharged in the struggle.
John Reymon, a workman in a
Dixon en- pillow factory, while in the
act of adjusting a belt on the pulley of Il
shaft Is feet high, was caught by his
clothes, and revolved twice around the
shaft with the rapidity of lightning.
When rescued, not shred of clothing
was on him except his socks. A by
stander was hit upon the head by Rev
mons heels in the revolution. and
knocked senseless. The most miracu-
lous thing in the whole affair was that
not a bone of his body was broken.
-Curiosities of suicide: Emma Chris
man, of Marion. Iowa. poisoned herself
on account of disappointed love.-Miss
Frances \. Remington. a school-teacher
of Providence, T. L., drowned herself in
pond. In her room she left note adj
dressed to friend. saying, u am so
tired that | am not afraid TO sleep the
sleep of DEATH She had for some time
been in poor health.-John Van Wrinkle,
aged % years, a teacher, respectfully
connected in Glenwood, Sussex Comfy,
n. j., committed suicide by taxing NOR
phine. A year ago, while in Jefferson
County, \. Y, Van Wrinkle in
Cured debts amounting to several hun
bred dollars, which he paid by forgeries.
His relatives settled the affair Chagrin
over the disclosure was the cause of the
suicide.-Fred Beckwith, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, came home to dinner, went to his
sisters room, asked for a cloth to clean
his revolver, stepped into an adjoining
room, and in a moment after a shot was
heard The ball from the revolver
went through his heart.-John L. Gam
erson, sexton of Grace Church, San
Francisco, was found in the church on
Sunday morning, lying in pool of
blood with his throat cut. Trouble with
members of the congregation, resulting
in the acceptance of his resignation, is
supposed 10 have caused the act.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-14
Science and Industry.


The japanese are making pies of
American canned pumpkin
"A Baltimore firm put up l,4o0,000
cans of oysters last year.
-Dry-goods prices show a shrinkage
of one-third in four years.
The enormous quantity of 10000
600 pounds of rosin was produced in
the United States for the year 1876.
The. cactus is regarded by Califor-
mans as nuisance. A firm of rope
makers in San Francisco has recently
discovered that from species of the
plant a fine quality of rope can be man.
ufactured
Paper trunks are the newest They
are strong and have no seams, and can
be tossed any distance by baggage
smashers and not TO be injured. They
come in all colors, and are quite hand
some.
Mr. Tyndall has invented Il respira-
tor for firemen, which is likely to prove
an extraordinary boon to them. In
company with Capt. Shaw, of the Lon
Fire Brigade, he has tested il with en-
tire success.
The Molder's Union at Troy, after
being out on strike eight months, has
voted to release its members from all
restrictions and to let them work any
where they please for what they can get.
England is just now overrun with
American agents for manufacturing es-
Establishments. They take orders 10 per
cent. below home figures, and John Bull
believes the end of the world is not far
away.
A good test of gold or silver is a
piece of lunar caustic, fixed with a point
ed stick of wood. Slightly wet the metal
to be tested, and rub it gently with the
caustic. If gold or silver, the mark will
be faint; but if an inferior metal, it will
be quite black.
All accounts agree that the Eastern
peach crop VIII be larger this year than
ever before. Not one-third of the i'm
mense yield in Delaware will be sent to
market in the natural state. owing to
lack of means of transportation, and the
great excess of the supply over the de-
mand. Last year experiments were
made in drying the fruit by intense heat,
and this year that branch of the bust
ness will be prosecuted extensively, eN-
pensive machinery being used. A bushel
of peaches contains two gallons ofwater,
which can be driven out in a few hours
by evaporation; and the slices, when
brought into contact with water again,
are found to be not materially altered
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-14

These new 500 gold coias are too
heavy 10 carry around conveniently.
When fellow has forty or iiity of them
stuck around over his person, he feels
rs soggy is m ammunition wagon. or
like truth crushed to earth Help us
greenbacks, or we sink Rrunsacick
NerS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-07-14

Coates Kinney, a journalist of good
ability in Xenia, Ohio, 20 years ago, was
killed by lightning near Deadwood re-
Gently He was the author of the poem,
Z" Rain on the Roof
A man named Winger, living near
Adamsville, Mich, was drawing in hay
and had an unusually large load on his
wagon. When driving into the barn he
was caught by the beam over the door,
and before the horses could be stopped
he was crushed so badly that he died in
about two hours.
The and Swear old son and
daughter of Louis Arnold,of Cincinnati,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
Foreign Iuseots.

The Entomologist calls attention to
the fact that European insects and weeds
are naturalized in America with far
more facility than ours are naturalized
there, and even crowd out the insects
indigenous to us. Thus we have a
native currant worm very much like
the one imported nearly twenty years
ago from Europe; but it has never done
any damage, while already the imported
one has in some places almost stopped
the cultivation of the currant. Our
onion fly does scarcely any harm, while
the imported fly, to which it is closely
allied, does great damage. 1t is just the
same with the imported bark louise of
the apple tree, and the meal worm beetle.
Among other pests of European origin
are the Hessian fly introduced nearly
one hundred years ago; the bee moth,
cheese maggot, grain weevil, house-fy,
cockroach and carpet and clothes moths.
Among the weeds are Canada thistle,
mayweed, oxeye daisy, burdock and
chess cheat. In fact, the weeds the
garden has to contend with are nearly
all European. On the other hand scarce
ly an American noxious weed, plant, or
insect has been successfully introduced
into Europe. If the potato bug succeeds
in effecting a lodgment on European
shores he will do much to help to
balance the account.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
Preservation of Pumpkins.

Pumpkins are valuable as food for
cattle, hogs, &C., and are peculiarly
grateful to milch cows in the winter
season; but the great difficulty is to
prevent the rot attacking them. With
out presuming to have settled the ques-
ton, We venture the following sugges-
tions: Before your pumpkins have been
frost-bitten, haul them to an open shed
or barn floor; keep them in dry, cool
place until there is danger of their being
frozen, when either cover them thorough
ly with straw, or, what would be perhaps
safer, remove them to a we'll ventilated
cellar, and keep them through the very
cold weather. They should be placed
upon boards or shelves, and examined
from time to time, and all those that
have become infected should be instantly
made use of.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
Keeping Roots.

To keep roots sound and plump, Mr..
Benjamin P. Ware, of Marblehead, a
successful gardener, cuts off the fine
roots close to the body, and pares away
the crown of the turnip or beet suffi-
ciently to destroy all buds or rudiments
of buds. The thus doctored roots are
then placed in barrels of sand or cover
ed with earth in the cellar to prevent
willing. Removing the buds and root
lets prevents that corkiness so common
with these roots when kept till late in
winter, which is caused by the support
of sprouts and rootlets using up much
of the more tender and edible substan ce
of the roots. Turnips and beets thus
treated are as nice for the table in late
winter or early spring as when first
harvested.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
How to Use a Grindstone.

First-Don't waste the stone by run
ming it in water; but if you do, don t
allow it to stand in water when not in
use, as this will cause soft place.
Second-Wet the stone by dropping
water on it by a pot suspended above
the stone and stop off the water when
not in use.
Third-Don't allow the stone to get
out of order, but keep it perfectly round
by the use of gas pipe or hacker.
Fourth-Clean off all greasy tools
before sharpening, as grease or oil des.
troys the grit.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
Cold in the Head.

This can be cured at once, if taken
care of at the very beginning. Dissolve
tablespoonful of borax in a pint of
hot water; let it stand until it becomes
tepid; snuff some up the nostrils two
or three times during the day, or use
the dry powdered borax like snuff,
taking pinch as often as required. AT
night have handkerchief saturated
with spirits of camphor, place it near
the nostrils, SO as to inhale the fumes
while sleeping.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
One Grain Of Wheat.

In 1873, Mr.. Deckar, Of Centre county,
found grain Of wheat in package of
coffee that he bad bought at his village
store. He planted that single grain and
this fall he threshed twenty nine bushels.
1t is white wheat, very large in the
grain and weighing sixty-six pounds to
the bushel. Mr.. Deckar calls it the
coffee wheat. He has sown sixteen acres
this fall-all from a single grain in four
years ago.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
Sbe RIoon'isIN ''' i'AIl gin'ts.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

We invite communications from All person who are
interested In matters properly belonging TO this de
partment .HrItA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24

2eittp6rter ybrabten" un6 rtabeIn", mo-
rans ii6 bann BON ielbit Sorbbiloungen
erdeben, ipte: vSurUdorabtsl" ysuriidfa7
bcIn"; yOrabtungse" NIB uRabelungss
Clint" (fir Gelegrapben : 8nreal")
yOrabtungs>" nno rRGbellngss 8eanten"
Cfir vSeIegrapbiitD. Sn Gbnli6cr 8eiie,
ltbetrt eS mir, fDnnte man fur bas pSele@
pbon" bas belttl6e Mort vSpradorabt"
qebroIGen urp Der beilpieIstUeiie gegebeue
Sab f6nnte fiigli6 6euti6 Iauten: SD
eebe oieien 0rabtberimt (ober in btele EN-
5SQQe aud bLDS,Seriht bur9 ben Morie'~
i6en rShriftorabt" ieaen ourd rSpraGa
brobt" (tppfiir man oieueidt ducb v0Drz
brobt" iagen f0nnte)." go tGnute man
fIlgli6 bon elmer yi@rift7" uub BON elmer
riprab6rabtIt6en" Mtttleilun9 lpreGen
luio i'm NuidluB m baS pben ertpGbnte
vbrubtel1" ais ltnterarteu vIGriftorabten"
uno yIpra6orabten" unteridetben; ). 9.
in oielen TGIen mir0 man flinftig yjprad>
6rdbten" (telepbpntren), mo man fraber
vgeldriftbrobtet" (~telegrapbirO bat. Die
rSDru6brabrtn9" (Ielepbont0 tpiro bielc
fa0 an Bic StelIe Der vG9riftbrabtun9"
(Gelegrapbie) treteu." 9osu iaqt Sic @jez
net beutlde 3eitung: Sci alter Mnertenz
hung fir Die Bcn;ibungen sur Netntgung
6eS oeutl6en Sprabi6abes uliiiien mir
fir uniern G5eil erfldren, baB rniern OBJ
rem ytelepbDniren" bod angenebnter flingt
al5 ylpradorabten" bon p9elbriftbrabtet"
Itatt vtelcgrapbirt" Gar ni6t 5u reoen.
- 0emnG6it fornmt in 8aris ein
ScanbaIz8rpseB sur 8erbaublung,
Der ein CANS ablonoerltGeS Berbre6en sum
Gegen1tarbe fat. Gin S6ulter in Der Eue
Taubourg ct. 6onOr6 ipar nGrrli6 auf bic
Soee 9efpmme1l, alber NIT Der Mble ald)
nod nit ber ci6tDar3en Gpit" (black maiD
@elo gil Derbienen. Gr %enttparf aIio
bon Sen SiiBen ieiner &unbid)aft au5fIbr>
ltGe Stedbrtefe, periab bteielben nod init
1rt6ts ipeli9er ais barmloien biograpbilden
0aten un0 lieB Oiele StDliibungen ben Oa1
men, fir Die er orbettete, nit Der Drobung
prGientiren: falls inn ni1t etne Summe
| @elbes besablt miirbe 600 Bis 1500JraucS),
10 tperbe CT bieie Nottsen unb ben betreffen@
ben Shub 1T ieiner guSlage CUR S0al
iteIen. SIM Solgen0en eintge 8r6b6en
bieler ~fdntple1t 8emerruugen:
II. Wa6Gme Ia 8nrorne be g., Hue
b'2lniou, perbeiratbet I'M Sabre 1864, brei
Ginoer, tuoDon zines frdnflt6, i9le6te
3ablertn; nit nod 16le6teren SiiBen ;
lang unO biirr, formIOS; alpei 9ibnereuz
gen, BRET @arsen.
2. Maoame Sc st., r6otel DC Gome" F.,
&ue De 8errb, bat INNER @eleQi6aft in
ibrem 8ouboir, tpe1n 6err 81. auf Der Eetle
fi6 %beftnbet; 5ablt pitnftGid, aberibMubig;
berfriippelte TiiBe, acknowledgements
3eben, Sipet Q8ar5en, Elm 6iibnerauee; ees
bro16t tpobIrie6enbe 61bbaOer, tpeiB tpoDl
Darum!
3. Mabame g., 6rau zines 8ans
Tiers, 8ouleparb Wale5berbes, g~etpelene
Suoelf09in, 5met &inber bor Der 9o6sett,
SiiBe plump, bid, brebt bie9lbidbe Gus"
Sn BET Gbat berfeblten nieie 9robuuz
gen ME tbren l3ped nne eS eelan9 benz
iauberen Sdufter, gang bebeutenbe Cunt
men ST erpreifen. @nbIid fam er iepod
an Die unridtige Qoreiie unD purbe Der
@oItset ange3eigt, bic ibm ietn 9anouert
legte unb i'm in 9erbaft uabm. SEPT baz
ben Nun AUDI beinabe ale ieinc Opfer, Die
fritDer gei6piegen, ibre @usiagen Dor @ez
rtdt gentd6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
StaOt Ghifago.
9te M1tipWoIe Standardization.
8emertnnGen unb 8eobd6tun III
gen itber v8 abteS."
Gin Sinbelein 10 Sott nnb iein
SOU Cure Sreuo' nnb @ouue Iein.
(2(lter @eIonobudSpers.A

Gu NlNoeletH 10 Sdtt nho tetn
SOU Cure Sreub' nnb 0onne Ieir.
Glitter @eInnebu6Spers.A
Sine Gletnftnberidd1t in Sieier @to6t
tit i6on lGltgit nidts gtenes nteDr. 66on
noroem lit nan, bQ enbere Sddu1ten1toelt
t1t9t 1neDr Tedf aieben tpoltett, ipie ser
S2hulMe@t$er in Dem BON ben 6lIfitet be-
ktgerten 9%taumburg sur J~tettull9 auf Die
&tl1oer ~berfallen. Nu6 lit lit Ser BrefIe
l6on 1optel iiber baS ySob1"5 ul1o feline
gtatltr9eldtdte geio9t tpor0ett baE es
ldiper bdlt, etipaS 9teltes iiber Sen @eoene
1tollo nor5lbrtn9et. 9te lett uuter Sent
9rDBorttge1 9tteE ugtationoL 8obDldpn"
tfdA. TQb@tnQfe( ~ftattfinoenoe Nusitelrno
Ftetner 8tttoer bat aud 9ti6ts uufsuipeiicn,
pas ntdt Idon friber basetpelcn ipdre, IS
let nenn, o0B bet vWanoger", ipeult es
ll0erbdupt ipiDeit fommt, ser bibldei1eu
Wtttter etilet 8rets 3uertbeilen Ialien min,
3rpBOem tam man ni6t ia9elt, DoB sic
S9at nt6t GUT anfiltge, benn Saba SEQ. /
Nrtittoes = George Nriitipes = edit Ofo=
nate olte Nrilti6eSe &aBt leben; iper mar
NrtlttbeS} gip QEter @rie6e, oblle 53iueifel
altA eF1tttol eil fleincS 8obD. SIS oob
lp9ar bier berii1mte @rtehen Dielcs 9{oz
tne1ts, elnen Telbberrr 1tno Staotsmon1t.
elnen W2aler, einen 0td)ter uito eit1en 9febz
net. WaS aus bieieln omcrtfatiIdet 9(riz
ttioes nod tperoen iptrb, oas n1Doen bie
0Dtter tpt11et. gon anoeren hiftoriiden
Babies, Die in Set Site Der i'm Sabernofel
ausgefteqten GinOer entbaIten finb, lit nod
MtartG Stuart at lte,titen. @iebe Nltms
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
sssn Sen bieftaen @etrefSeynei6,ert.

Iagerlt iebt 1893 76 8uibel Weiset, 494, :
1854 8n> Wais. 164. 904 Bu. Safer, rs, O96
8n> 9to99e1t. al0 561 761 8u. @erite, suz
l%atttter 1850, 7O1 Buibel ge9en 1852, 912
tit aort9er g8o9e unO 5,186,849 8ui6el i'm
oort9et Sa6r.
8ereits in S6iffe sela6eu fitt6 mod fol-
9e,6e @etrei6elltertgel1: 30, $50 81. gpeisen,
289, 759 8u. MaiS Mnb 6435 8u. Safer,
mas oe1t Gel9nsastbetra9 be8 lit Chicago
DorbaltqGaea @etreioes ouf H. $50, 5378uibeL
ftei8ett>
gin SGtpeirefleii6, Sped &C. befanben
lt6 ant 10. 9e5bt. in 6dltben ber S6lo6tz
bal1sz nno Spei9erbeiiBer 63,222 SAB
SGpetaetleti6 oller Sorten, 10, 936 Gierces
S6n1al5 %, 152 Gierce5 iiBeepodelte Sdinz
ten, 6,807, 1914 % trpfen geial5eter S6ul7
terlt, uto 26,519, rs - SpeGiettert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
@SDarSetteA

Seim Sooeit, ipet0er @spqrfette trogcrs
loll, fonmt ipe1iger pie Nferfrunte. ols
ptellnebr pie 8eidQfiellbeit bes 1tlttergruls
pes III 8etra6t. 9erielbe NUS m19li6lt
porOS llnO 0ur6lql5QA fem. uno ser In
tergrnrezM aIRripieael 10 tief liegelt, baB
pic WAr5eln Aer @Spariette benielben nidt
erreIdaels f0nlet. Sim beiten io9en bieIer
@rosart &alfs, &retoe7, Sqnoz 1lto Nter-
gelbooen SIT. l1cbrtgeus lit ber Salt nidt
ipte bon Ota1tden oigeltontnten ptra-
8eoingnltg gum @e6eibe1 Aer Gspariette,
lollOerit iet1 8orBqApenietu ipridt 1tur fiji
cine A}HiNfti9e p9giifaIii6e 8ei6affen6eit
aeS SGDenS.
Nlf arntem 8o6et 6altert Sic Gsporie&te
mn 60 Sabre aus, auf bepl De{tet 6az
gege11 bis gu 20 Sabre unb barber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
Railways Ready Relief

etmdbrt Tofprtfae 2imosrans 6st
CftslNOHn9 ocr 9~ticret,.
G"tSanOuns OCT Osroy..
""tsTIcibs= Gmt; sitsttA.
&nAgcit=G ttt; iitottit8'
~ EsHsEt gEt H. rSe EFT, 9crsficpFen,
Gfctp, Sibhfberftfs, WtmttcrbeIdtperOen,
Satarrb, StIluct,;n, Ssop1la,n1erient
SabnIdnlerSc,t, rambcm SaIs,
Nenrei9ie, &benntatts,nt,s,
M~eG5etsOieber, atmo Jrotbemrra.
gle @nwenbune bes Ready Relief an ocr i6uers
Stnoen Stcle Miro icfort yinOerunq perlrIu6eu.
DretBtg bis ie65t9 &ropien in eirem balbet SlaI:
gSGier beilet i'll perti9eu Nugcnblt6en 6rdnipte, SiGrz
Iboe, peroOrbenen Dto9eH, Ser6brennen, Sopiidmer5cn'
0pfenterie, Noltf, Slabun9eIt NIB Gle innerer S3mers
sen.
Getien6e foGteu tie obne cine Blade opt Rad
ways Ready Relief fein. Gtlttle &ropisr in
@ofer 9enomnte1t, perbuten bic bGuiig ibltntnet 6ol9en
irne5 g8ediels I'M GrintiOaiier. IS lit ais 9~tei5mittsG
ilon50ii&em SronHtweIm ooer Sttters pOransiebsH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
es,.. aaSeres s*teF pOtt seats ssrapF.

Or. g,obras. Mertber SER! Sd neBnle mir bic
SreiBeif. SbneH ro4mal5 81 i4Estben: gtstn SaItano
BSEerrt grei 6er @eIdnlre inb gdtSli9 ~peri9wunOen
,Inb has nierte it ioit ponitdnbig seGeilt. Ole &8anera
indt it iO1t, nfsite @einnO9eit bsiiert i'd NOD be ]bsitanoi9
nu6 mein @epi6t niuIrtt raid ab. %2Sa9rero peg SomS
Ss E lnel6e Sbre @teOi5in ouf metre @rontDeit atss
sI6te, cine DON Ohio, cine anbere pom @anooa, brei pom
SQGion um6 cine nniebuLi6e Sa3I non btelt9ent 0rt.
N6tuu9spou Stau y. Srapt:
gsir fiub nit 6rau Srapf gut befannt. gle lit cine
fBdsenspertbe Dame. pom pob[tbati9en gsitntlfgen
bf5eeft' Gle hot BEN Iertuuf pieler 6lai6ett Sbres ,,JteS
ioInertr 6ur6 bic 9(potbefer pom Qnn 4rbor on perlos
mem. nel6e nit tnnerer @ei6pirclr bebaitet ijnb, pers
nritteIt, gStr bobet non ~MebrereG puloerbareT &ureI
bur6bas ,,9teioIpent" 9sbort. Ct.rsoa Er.
49tun9Spou S''l'"S "S''
gnu Nrhnr' SNIFF. is. NudIli 1915.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
sos eroBe @Gtttretsst8asttssa tttter.

vtter 9rcpTen bes ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvcnt" asbt
in has 8Iut, ben SdweiB, Ben lIrtn unb bic unberer
eaite be5 S6rper5 iber. SfropbeIn, Syphilis, 0riiien7
Sronfbeiter, @3Dtl'biu6t, gei8mhre i'm 9ats uno
Nturo, Augeuent5unounger, Sbrenluufer, bic i6ltmn5
fen Santfranfbetten Tie6er6euIen, Sdorf, 3itterrtat,
@~alsfluS, %0totblauf, S8warSe 6lefe, @irner i'm 6teii8s,
SeiImittet ,snterporiem, wopon eim Sseber, Der nit etnerH
6ieicr geiDcn bebaitet lit, i8 Our3 neutrality-suspicious.
Iberseugen famu.
gSenrfH ber0attent, beTer SrGfte bur6 ben tGgIt6en wers
lu1tu bteSeriebune Ieiner2ebensIdfte ~beitdrotg ibwtnoen,
~bieieIben bur6 reue StOtie aus 9%einnoeut 8lute erIest.
-uuo bies tit, mas bu5 ,Sarsaparillian FIesolvent'
tbut-, 10 lit ieine MISUNDERSTANDING 9eii9ert; bonn iuent
bteIes 6eilmittet einntaE ietnem 0einiglngspro;eB be-
gonirer uno benz @erluit Der SGtte GinbaIt se9an bat,
70 wiro 9dr3Lide Setlung balo fol9en lnO nit ieoem
beiHer peroouen, istn 9tppettt pirb i6 beIIeru nno er
pirb on 8lut lro Gleii6 5%u1ebntet.
rnr aue otbereit l6etlnlittet III Der SetIun9 DON Stros
pbeIn. 6ronii6eu, inneren uno 9auttranfbeitehl ouoerB
Is lit bos eiuaiae li1ere SeiImttteG iIc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24

GrOup, 6nften 1tno Seiierfeit f0ttltetr
letdt curirt tuerOen burb baS tete 4Srtit9
Clip: Or. S. $. WcGeart's 6uitenz nll0
Sungelt>S Settings &i6el6en. 9ieielbelt
c~ltrtren 6uiten, @rfdltul1gsauSSe6rung &C.
sic limb ein9elubet auf Der Office BON 81.
S. $. Wc9ean, 314 GbeitnutltraBe, ct.
gouts, Oo., npr5nipre6et lt1to Dalelblt
cine grobe ob3u1oGet. 9robezS0a9telit
per Yoft 25 Cts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
DEetS
Git tpfmftaer @rtef.

Nlnn Nrbor, Wlib., 80. Mptir 1875.
81. Mobpus. @ertber Serrl SD babe S6r oIeiots
ren1", Sbre ,,9tesnIutifg @tHS' lnS an3 SDr "9tsaOp
ftnfoeidpIre int l~lnterGetb, wetde bic beroOrrasenOiteH
aerste fir unbeiIbar e%rttdrter, berrBt.
gie eIidjen amotet Of, eirenr 9annr. @ieit @erDi6t
bstr,lo 275 0funo, ais i'd Sbre Dtttte[ SIT sebrutdDeu anz
fra 1inro lest lit Is bereits o1f 210 4intb berab9ei,tnten.
abeer Sic &el6miire iinb nod rtitt allie perifwnnoea. SD
tQbf "a Tiol6en pom tbrerI ,,0teiolnent" 9pon Sbrem
>MeGeiP rnb "a S6a6tett pon Sbrct Yiuen seuonIs
men. Sd crbieLt bic OteoiStIt DON q. Greltpta. Sitts.
ignSsu Sic nil Sbr gud ,False and True"
Grau Is. SrdpT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24

.Grau aba 6, 9e0rid, aasfaSfia, Sus.,
i9retbt: SD bin gebeilt, meine Sttlnne
1T ipteoer 9er9cfteut bur6 9r. S. s.. Sic
geol's 9niten nnb 2ultgen 6eilflgel6en d;
etelelben beilen ipunoen Goden, 3uneem,
@rfdltun9el1, 8rou6itis, 9itbma, S6piltbz
1ndt. YrDbezS0ren so GtS. per SOFT.
Qbreiie: Or S. $. Otc9eau, 314 Cleft
nut, ct. 2ouiS, Oto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
" ~ GUKATENG PILLS!
pR. RADWAYsS

goufdtbie sef6moffos rnb nit iiBem Summit iibers
.onct fsintoem, reqeIn, lduterIr Nib itdrfen. gJtaopGD'5
@S{iaS@ lin SIC 5eiInIn9 ouer Sei8DerDer i'm Ata9elt, Or
Srber. ben Girqemeiben, bet gtieren, Der Sdrrblale, iir
Sic .0eiluna p0u &Opiibmer5en, i%terpolen .3ultdnoen,
S$r,ifonil1na, llrperoault9tett, DpspepiiG @aIleniieber,
MISUNDERSTANDING Goloaoer rto alleu StOrungeu in
Ben GinqeiDeiSer, SIR cine ii6ere @eilnlts bnr9 DeH
Grbrnu8 Der 8tdet roiro 9uranttrt. Stein De9etabtLtid,
sntboIterl feline Q4edilbermil9Hng, feline Wtetaae HaO
feite lddbliGen 0ro9nen.
a5g@ Ytuu beadte bic nu6iteberOeit SDntptonte, lueIbe
Sh 6et @toruugcl IN ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9elteno
MAIDEN:
rp MfoQenIdure, 1%lebetfeit, SoobrenneH. NppetttLoli9S
+eitt SRGaenIdwere, Grbredut9et, lmre9elntdBt9e seDez
oinoet III Der Wfogensrnbe, S9ptnpel, bel4lenni9teS
INN mi 7{d1peres gltbmen, %geltorter 9er5l9las, eritifuis57
5 dim Geilble i'm 2ic9ctt, S6pd9nn9 Der Sebtratt>
.sTie5er, bunlpfe Gdmer6er int aopI, Dtait9el al ~alsoiI7
Htnno' Gelbperbet Der Au9en uio Der 9ant, S6merSeu
IN her @eite, Der Sruit rnO ben ibrtsel glieoerH NIB
nISkIiGe 4npanpIun9et pom Site.
Girioe Toie1 DOH v9taopdDS StuS" rperoer baS G0rz
rsrinnen pom ou ben benanntert St0ruiseu beireien.
S ,rs 70 Gents bic S6abtet. Sn ~gpOtbeten su baben.
9eIet SsFalse and True''.
@dift cine Sriefmarfe mad gtaOpap s. So, No. 30
IorrenitraBe, Seem gort, iinO SBr Uevpst AHsEaRit ers
hoIten, weI6e Sud 2auienoe pett9 III
2lHRJ SlGMIo Isno0HH~o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
GcI6wiire bon 3ipOGfjabrigem 8aibss
tbnm UerOen Onrd vGaOwag'S Hcz
fDlnent" 0eleilt.

xr. gobDop! Sd lit on gterttofgsT6Diirer TN
Sier5io& 1rnb in ben Gin9eruetber. @de Nerste erftdrz
i'm. mir f0nre ri6t %geboifen ner0en. Sd roenbete az:
Mittet an. bic mir e%nIpio3len mnr6en, ober tetnes bra9t:
mir Seilung. sd lab Sbr D9teioIuent" Inb ba3te. i3
tronett in boiieibe, 0enn i'd bate iton sp6If Sabre lang
oeIitten. SD nubm ie9s 6Iai4en Don benz aeioluent."
S{brem ',Neabp @eIiei' uno iest iebe NIB fiibte i'd feline
Cur mebr BON SEM @ei9pir; uno i'd fuble mid ipob7
Ir, gIaflider NIB ouigerdumter ol5 id mid lett SpOtt
SobTen ~ien,aGS beiaro, 0a5 dr9ite 9el9iOitr itcete noer
cd i6retbe Sbnem oieien Srtei, I'M ollOeren &eibenOen sH
Tibelt. sic tDnnelI b~enleIbeH Det0iientIi9et. men1 lie
Sonno5q I. Snapp.
mpeta al 90 pet TlaIdes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
ES. ES. Tg.

R. ES. Ea.
Railways Ready Relief
beot Die 6rgiten Gdmcr;et in 1 bis % Minuten.
ySid)t cine GttuOe
"0aoent er bte5 geleielt, brou4t irgeno Senano S9mers
sen Su leibeu.
Railways Ready Relief
bciIt ie0ct GGtncrs.
Us loar ba5 critic, uno lit
9as etl5ige SGutersen : ~SeiGnitter.
tpsrGcs and BEN hcFtioHen 5dn,ers SoTort bsbt. ent,irz
pil19en belettt9t ilrD Gon9eftonet BELT, ob 6es Mta9ens
bune,
IN ZINE" bis swan*i g Wt INT ev.
stfisrlst mic 9etti9 Der SdmerS 1T, Detder ben uot &behs
Iiottsrlns. NerpenleioeR pber 0eurolote oep(ooteu Grans
ten ~soItert.