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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
$taot GDirago.
No@ eime+
Sic GbirO yiational Sanf 81, i)reu
GOQcginuen DtrIanmelt.

Die G0ir0 Iotiol1al 8dnf, at Set G.. g..
Gde bon Dearborn uno QSdlbLnGtDtftraBc
0~elegelt, itelIteIlitttpod Bet 8uuflnutB ibre
30Dlungclt etl1, IMP miro rltd)t 1nelr ge0rt@
net tperbelt. G3 lit ei1e meDr iii Dcr 9roz
fen 9teile gcbrodctcr BaItfelt = alildtt0cr
Wsiic lit ieocr Or>nO SIT ber Nnno6me
nor0on0eu, baB epentuell ieber 0lGrtbi9er
bcrlelben icill poleS OutDG5cn crbGlt.
SIS lit cine bon ben ipe11igcn Son=
fen, berer Netrieb5capital, %tDeni9itcns
iuirb Dies periid)ert, %noltolf be5aAlt 1T, r1o
nd nit Dernlclbelt Die 2lctipd Su gc1tligc1t
ideinc!t, Die Yo1iipa su bcdcIt, 10 ipcroen
c5 lltr bic NlctionGre iei1, tDeldc @elb eiltz
bIbcr. Sel6itneritQltpIi6 a6er iDerocn Bic
Ol0ubiger ~Seitlpeiltg iDcl1t9itcltS 9roBe Itlz
gclc9en0cttcn CrfQDrclt.
Die erite 92adrtd)t bon ber :3dDlun85>
cinltcIun9 bradte grOBe 8eftirSult9 ta7
mentltd bcBGolb 1erpor, neil c5 Gefalttt
ipor, DnB Der GountDl0QBrneilter Goui5
sud bort cinen bebcutcn0en G6etL Der
GouttUecloer bepoftrt bate, lptntc DaB oer
bort ebenfall8 0el6cr Diaterlcgt l)otte. GS
i6eiut it'd abcr Derolt55tfteuen, OaB Sctoc
bic 0ffentli0eit OelDer DerauSgeSpgeu ba1
ben, un6 Dap bte5 nit cine ber1lrio9en Der
.3oOluu9Seiniteuung it,. St. SUD 1T perz
reiIt, u1b OenoreS lieB fid iiber 0atStanO
ieites Gonto'5 i'll Der Bonf ui6t eriabren,
pa audi Der 0epltD> S0aBn,etfter SeDe ge>
iter1 uidt lit Der Stoot nor, aher e5 iGctnt
Siemlid) feitslt1te6cu, bab sud ntdt meDr
ais $25 900 int Der 8alf fat.
Die bircftc 8eroulai1ullg SIT ser 13a6>
lltng5eititculng i6ctneA bic 8earS" dn ber
80rle aetpeien St iein. Sdrn ieit 4nfang
Ser 8ode trotcn @erInte bon benz
S6warfcn Ser 8anf itdrtar o1f, 1tnb ba
Die 8ant iebr bebeutenbe Oepoltten pon'
2anbe bat, il tel~egrapbtrteu Die Sears" 9ez
iter1 idGbigeroe @erii6te an Die 8a1fel1
int Ganb, ipeI6e Darauf tbre 0epoiiten
6ur6 0epeiden 3uriidp9en, unO at ber
80rle 5l ci1em fleinen &alttf 6alfen, ipelz
DIE Den getpiiuidten s3ned, oaS Stnten ber
@etretbepretle 1t11 l bis 2 GentS sur Tolge
batter.
9aa9itebenbc5 lit ser 8eridt iiber Sic
lctipa unD 8aiiipo Der 8allf beim 8a1fz
i6luB:
Metfna.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Seit su1e, g auunbeid,tcibep.

Stir cine ie0r %geeignete !3eit gum 8ez
i6neibcn Der Gdume, narnentli6 aud Der
Qlpfelz ul,b anberer SbfDdutnc, baLten mir
Die iebige ben Spdt6erbit, nadbem Die
8lGttcr ob9efa0cn iinb. Der 8aum lit
nm tn ettel1 perbGltniBndBigen Sutherland
gelangt, uuO Gin De%ritdnoigcs 8ei6neiben
fam inn iornit fci1cn S6aben 5ufiigen.
8dumelt, ipelde itet5 tpdDreno ibre8 g8absz
tDurls gut %bebanbelt 1tno, braudten nie=
mails groBe 9teite ab9ei0nittel1 5u iperbcn,
olBer ipertn loIdc ourd Uubrtperfc bcl6dz
Digt ober pom S0nce, QBino &c. gefntft
itnO. Sogenonntc uNduber" o6er ytcbene
i00iicn WnNien r1ebr oDer minoer 1T iebcm
Sabre aus; Niande idnci6en bieie ob,
ipGbrenb Der Suit I'M bo0en Sluiie lit, uno
no DieieI6en bid itonoen, tperben bonn
1ci0t bic 3peige, ans Dc1e1 fte fomlncn,
idpar5 ul1o franf; eS lit better, iclbit Diele
fleinen S00iIen ST elmer 9eeigneter l3eit at
entfcrnen. 2lQe Obtbdume, bic ais oez
p0Dnli6e StanDballme auf9etpadien ii1b,
iuatc man i9re natirIi4s @eltaIt srrei@e1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
41cner Die Mriimoe

sur %2iqui6ation perlautct, bdB idon felt
Dem eriten Nltl1urnt auf Die bief8en Spars
banfen in Tol9c elmer Don bier, angebli9
pon bent 0eraus9eber Der OaiID Sleeps,
eiltem g%eipiifeu Stoue, all Bic ct. G~oriier
yGpening 9;Spat6" geianbtal un0 Dort
bort aus III aIle 2an63ettungen ii6er9eDenz
ben ifdoigenben 9epei6e, Die 2anbbdnfen
ibre 0epoiiten Su~riidgeSoset DGtteit, uto
6uB id)on bar1alS Die OfebrSnGG Ser 0tree>
toren .baflr i%tin1lnte, Die 0elddfte Ser 8anf
. @S54'pI5d811'' ,n @'f iei Se isne2 aeif i1 DfT s Y !
6oratf oeri6tet, @elb genis aufsutreiben,
ulrt ale Gi1fagen auSbe3aDlcn au f0nneu,
un6 es tpor bereit5 10 gut ipie ~arrau9trt,
baB Goolbaugb unb 9tiferion TIT ic $780,
900 pori0icBen iouteu, Nn6 bab Goolbaug0
bic Nbipifelung ii6ernebnten ioute, ais Oeiz
len pl0bli6er Sob Der Sa6e ein Gnoe
mQdte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Gin anSercr srtef BOT scat @raDf.

Or. goSrpou. @ertBer Serrl SD nebntc mir bic
Srsibeit, Stnen no&maI5 a. i3Tsi6elt: gtstn SaItano
5 y ~ Srei Ser @eI6wIre fuO gdnStib peri6@un0en
Inb bas pierte lit iat poultdn6is .ge3ettt. Ole Ss9ilers
in9t il. iogt; meme 9sia"O9eit Be 6eIsF da i@9 mod be Sslt Saa'ns
,'spx ;rnotet mid picle GcrIonen iiber bic wlnoerbare
s,sia rtig'i melds SIRE 9Rsoisin ouf meins S%rantRsit ars=
iibt,' cine pom OBio, cine atOere pom @anaoa: oret pom
~S""iO" sIdtunaSpon 5rat 6. Srdpf.
mir fuD nit ,5rau arapt gut befannt. sic 1T Elm.
fbS~sersmertbe Dame, Don ipoRltbdti9en @SsltnnnnSsn
befrcft. Gle hat ben Sertauf pieter 6Ial3et SbreS ,,Ote7
inIncnt" Surd bic ~Mpotbeter pot Inn Ir0or an Perloz
mem, rp,lte nit inneren @si6wIrett beDeitet IND, per-
rnit rte 8ir babeu Don mebrereH 'pHnoerOotsH &"EsS
burd has ,9tcioIpent" 9ebort. Gbsrboh &6,
M6tungsuoH - Wv"
@nu Nrbnr. Nfid,, Is. MHault 1910.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
sas arose sGmtretntesnssntttteg.

ctb,r Tropier bts ,,sarsaparillian Rcsolvent" 9e1t
in bos Slut, ben Gdwcib. ben llrin ltno bic on9erelt
@dite bes S6rpcrs itber. 0trophein, Syphilis. QrllenS
Miunb, Observation-Disclosures SDreutuuien, bic i6ltInmz
itcn Standardization 6ieberbeulen, Sfort .3ittern9t,
Sutsfub, &otbloui,s dmur8e 6lefe, @iirmer I'M 6letl9e,
SeiImitte( unter1uorieu, mouor Elm Sober, Der nit etnenr
6icier gei6en beboitet lit lid bur3 me9rtdsisenSeOra"3
iberSen9en tam.
luf IN. bie3eriee icineryebenSldite ~beitdnbi9 i6lptnoen.
bisjeIben brrd neHe Stoie aus %9elunoem 8l1lt: erlest:
-rnb bies lit, mas bos ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent"
tblIt-, 10 lit ieirs STRENGTHENING 9eii6ert; BENIN rpenr
SicIes !Seilmittel einmo[ ieinen 9teinignn8SproSeB be-
oonnet unb benz gerGnit Der Saite. @tnbalt get9an bat,
70 wirb eansLide Seilun9 bato IOIsen ltnO nit ieoenr
ftHTer perbaueu, ictn gppetit pirb ii3 belert uuO &c
wirO an Slut MuO Tleiid s%nnebmer. ~.
TGS ,.Sarsaparillian ResolVent" ilOertrtnt mot
MIR oue orberet GeiIntittel in BET Setlun9 DON Stro=
YEcIn, 6roniideu, innerert uno Observation-Disclosures
e 1T bos eiuaige iidere 5eilmittsG iIr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
PALLS!
DIR. RAILWAYS

sonHsrSio oeT6modtos unb nit fTberr @nntirt itber>
,oorr' rsiniaen, re9eIn, Idrtcrt uno %ftdrfen. rEtGOipaD's
SSi9nS@ iTr bic 6eilIng alcr &eitEeroen int a)tagen, Der
Ssbrr. BEN Ginoepeioen, ben 9tieret, hr S%aril5l1le, f1r
Sie selma pom SopiidmcrSelt, n%erp6lsH .Snltdr'Ger'
@sr}iopiitns, llnDerboulittett, DpspegIta @oleniteber,
Observation-Disclosures @otbooer lno allen St6rhlSen ir
ben GinqepciOen. sir eine ii9ere 9siinn9 bur9 benz
eSrbrou2 Der 9iaen pirb gararttrt. Stein pe9etooiltlf,
,rtbolteI tei,le Quediilbermil0RH9' teIHe DIstaae mo
ieint iGGOIi6cn OrO9Het.
5dS bei St6ruuqet i'll ben acknowledgement 9eltenG
MAIDEN: nr.,. .os su. -.
ME MSoaenIditre, ~llebetfett, SoobreHnen: NppetIilor9z
fssit gfnoenjdwere, Grbredungen, In~re9elmaBt9e Semez
snSS9 1In, IN SET st5 g = SG]eitSrter SersiGlas, sri.idunsqsz
s i'm Seii5ls in Sisseg l., S Sdgf d sE0gss.[ per or S SsgsiIT,
IN her geite' 6sr sruit unb ben itbrisen Gtisosrn IuO
~pISbiide auluanblun9en pom StBe:
Ginioe 9oien pom n9tabpap'S Htas" roer6er bos S5rs
rcr5niten pom ali bet benanntet St6rnneen befreiet.
S h Is Gents bic S6a6tsl. Sm apOtbefet gu babea.
Nelet "FalSe and True.
eGidt cine griefmarte mad 8abpap 81 Co., So. %
morrsntrabe, Seem gort, 1nO Sbr merpet |WsTRpIt era
koIteu, welbe @ud 2auienpe psrta IE,
= 2iuu1 SlGE, 0ienppRHW9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
s1.OO pee S'"'@s"
Gin tui6ti0er Sttef+
Wrets
g,t,t sTrbor. W1id., 30. 9(prfr IS

Nrn Mrbor, W{Id., 30. Npttt 1875.
or. SoSwop. gGertber SER! Sd babe S9r "JteIol7
ptrt". SGrc Regulating @iu5" uno aud S6r "9teaD9
S(cIieI" lin9eidbr elm Sobr lang ais 9tlttet 9e9en gterS
Ssr;Iie fir ~rnbeitbar erttdrten, bennst.
Gaie qlitsa anoteT an IN s sinem q g fnsl l., o @}st !, SsrO dss
Co. - ,rn ipet it Is bereits auf 210 8iuno berobgelunten.
! gbser bic @&ei6mure ino nod tiat ale perld1nnben, Sd
bobe % 9laiden DON ibreun ,,9teIolpent"s 9pon SbreHt
gfsfiei" ,rb "a S6odtelr pon SIREN 8tuen se1oms
men men Sd erbielt bic OieoiSin Don u. Grenpta. Sittes
WV" Srau &, GrdnT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
get adDtb, 0Dnrlow Ueeo
~onertennt
ST. &aotpaN'S Es. Ts. Ee. 6efEanit4ct,
n0dJ mcbrid6riGcm Ge0raud.


gr f~tH ~ 6 r~vt
Todoem th Th,e Nr;neinfitieI nebrere Tobrc oebrauSt
fnFe, oniunoS urqldubia. ohcr nafbent id ihre g3irtz
innlfsit erprobt. nit pouem @ertrouet, CLAUDE i'd nir
zine ghidt ;n eriHaen, renn idb ben Nuten. Iuetd3er i'd
Hnb tt Ntcittiqeu ais Benz Giebrouh 6eriet6eu geso9cn
hobeu, barr6ur o~nerfetits. Die &iuen BADEN icoesnat
tic ee1piinihte 9Sirftng. Go5 'Ready Relief'' madt
ieinem g(umen ule Gbre. nno bic Galbe rperoer mir at,
10 oft Nb cine &eiegcu6ett oa5r bieteI rlo lnluier NIT
benz sepiinldten @rio!q.
AdtEng5uou SJ@
(@e;.) SIurIotu y5eeo.
st. WaSiuaA,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarSaDaYiIRian EsGsO1ycnG

bot sic mun6erbnritet S%eilun9en beplrtt; 70 rolG ~ oe
@irtuns oieie5 pabrDoit rpunoerbarelt 9etlm''IteIS' Oa6
br Eattctt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Railways Ready Relief

eemdhrt ipfnrtioe &itoet"nS 9T
Gntsittiorng Der 9ficscm,
GntSamoung OCT esrnrn,
Observation-Disclosures
at:gcn=Esntithont9'
sv.p t..rtsAtnrrNcn, @er5fIopfen,
Group, gfpbfhcritis, 1snttcrbci6peroen,
Gatarrb, Snftucnsa. S"pf1~merism'
Sab,idn,crscu, raMDcnt Ssats,
WcMraISie, BibcnutattSmus,
GSc@ieIsSteber, mno lroHbenVtn.
sic Nnluen6uns bes Ready Relief MI ber I3merz
senbcu GieIGe miro ioinrt yinberltnQ reTnrlohen-
GrtiHie Bis ied;iQ Eropien i'll cincm batbcn 9.oI;
gSofier beiten in ntnigeu Nu9enblifeu &rimpie, Dtarz
rboc, rerborbenen Ato9er, Scr5brcnnef, &oplldmeticn.
Tpfenteric, GoIit StdDun9cu 1no nle innercn S3h'eFE
sen.
RciIcrbe ioGicn ME obne cine Tlobe pom had
ways Ready Relief icit. Slide &roPIcH, IN
Maifcr oenonrnlen, ~perbiitcn oie b6nii9 i6itmn1en 6o!9et
irres &ediels I'M 3rirtpaiier. IS lit ais 9tet5mtiEeI
irauS0iiiHem Ylanntwsln oOer SiIteF5 pOriHi'e9si'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Nieber 1ttto fnQteS Syiebcr.

Ssteber mnO faTtes Ifcber qcbeirt fir 80 Gents;
Sh Ser oon;en gSett qiebt es feiu !0etlnltitcl, loeld)eS
@ttIeIz sieber nHb oGc onccru8ieber, ais ba llil0: 9taz
Ioria, 9ppbuS, G6orlad, 9etbes Tteber, Ga1trtldeS 5tsz
btr II. {. 10. emit NHlic pom 9~iaeSpGn's YtHeip y
raid Beilt, wie RadSEay's Ready AsoiIeI'
Gents bic TIrfSig Tlal6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
a1iereu= uno DIateubefdImtrOen.

6orrz rnS Gscbdrmittterz9etoen .Gteir, !Sarltrnbr,
@oFsriudt, 1lrtntodurg, lnre9clntGbtger l(rtnab9ans,
Sic Srtobt'ide Sruntbeit it1to ale 6aue. no oaS SSalieE
aoditeinitorb dbrttde NieoeridIdge abIebt, bid, binfeL
ODER NIT Subfonsen, abntt6 benz @iweis ooer 1petBeir
GilberioOcn, uutermiidt lit OOer no Oahelbe cine trantz
EaIte, btnfte, oopige %fdrbnns arrtrnitt, peelge t1tod2e1z
itouhorttoe Nieberidldae obieet ober no betrt 28aner=
Io{ien i'd elm fteden6er brenueuber S6mer3 ooer StedDeH
I'M MIten uuo in ben &eubeu iitbl6ar nGbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
g b q.

Capital. T5o,000
lleberIduf. 20O, coo
Gircu(ation (8onfuoter) ............. 100000
llnqetheilter @clpirn 2S,90l
GutbaDet Don 0epoitoren ............... 1,164,0O5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

@eiMnoheit

Geiu(t6eS uno reires &lut = Snnabmc an Uiietl9 uno
Blut-9tetne Sart NIB 5icinbeit be5 &eirtS Iir %ue'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Geidwiire ton swOlijd6rigem 8ad)S:
tbum tuerOcn bnrd D%9faOOaD'5 Jtes
mipluent" 0eleilt.

Or. wobwou! Sd Tilt or Gieritod9sfdplret TN
ssn, mir i5nae n;4t .r; %ss9gifsn mercer we+Ssn, os So }. @sn0f Sfo 81:
-,ir esiItro. Sd lab Sbr r0teiolpent" 1tnO babte, id
iSnuie es Senrit einmaG periuden; i'd ieete fetn 9erz
traien in 6oFetbe, Oent id bate i3ot sp0[f Sabre lang
\ s5Io6tsG Wobwap'ibe Gillen 1lno sruet Stai9e1 DON
Sbr,m ''SIea6p WeIiei' unO Jest ie9e lno iiiJle ID teins
SS1pnr msgr pon benz gsidsinar; nm nj. ID q t T.}s T MID mob;
g c. obTSer ;smGls beiono. Oos dreite @eidmir itefte tnosr
iTinfen Geite Der Ginsepeioe, oberbalb Der S6amleiits-
Sd idreibe Sbner biefeu Nrief, nm anoeren SetoenOen sc
ITitcn. ole t0nneG O%enleI6eH peF0lIent'E9sIL OeA" IL
Is winldcH. enon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
NNNN'T
ST. RaSwah.
R. E6. K2.

Railways Ready Relief
bebt bic drgten SGmcrien III bis 20 0tinuteu.
gti6lt eine St.t1toe
na9benr er oies 9eteicn, orahdt ir9eno Sertano S9ner>
sen III leioerI.
RadVway'& Ready Relief
bciIt ieoeu Sd1merS.
&c mar bo8 erie, unb lit
Qas ein5ige SGntersem = Seiftnttter,
rtIhts and ber h~cittofer Sdner3 fofort hebt, GntSlrs
brrosn ~beieiti9t nnb Gondeitioreu betlt, oh b5 Mogens
hung,
In t4rr Els ;par;fa MI nnter.
eintrIct ME beftig Scr S6mer5 lit, meIber ben pom Gheus
m%ati5muS, &crpeliIetoen ooer 9teurat9Ie %9epiagteE SrarIs
len io.tsrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26

Sauert's gSeta9ef@afk 16t GRs
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 23il1St
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-26
Meffn q.

Giscortirte @c6icl. ......... 81 $50, 920.50
&Seni9cr I6ieoerzD tsc. in q. g.. 127,000.00
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

a Frcnchman sold horse to a.
Fermontcr, which he recommended
as being q very sound, serviceable
animal, in spite Of his unprepossessing
appearance. 10 every inquiry ofthe
buyer respecting the qualities Of the
horse the Frenchman gave favor
able reply. bat always commenced his
commentator with the depreciatory
remark, "Iie's not look'yer good"
The green mountain boy, caring little
for the looks Of the horse, of which he
could judge for himself without til Q
selIcr'sassistance, aud being fully per-
suadcd, after minute examination.
that the beast was worth the moder-
ate sum asked for him, made his pur,
chase and took him. A few DAYS
afterwards he returned in hign dud-
gcon to the seller, and declared that
he had been cheated, "Vat is de mat
taire q inquired the Frenchman.
"Matter!" replied the purchaser;
"matter enough the horse can't see !
lie IS as blind rs n bat!" "Ah," said
the Frenchman, '.vat vas tell you ?
| vas tell you he vas not look YER good
be gar, | don't know. if he look at
all -
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
a nan from the far interior went

a nan from the far interior went
to Washington to see the sights. A
member of the House, whose constitu-
cnts he was, said, "Come up to-mor-
row, and I viii give you seat on the
focr of tho House" mo, you don'ty'
replied Jonathan; ri always manage
TO have chair to set on at home, and
| haven't como to Wash n ton to set
Oh the floor Injuns may do that
when they como, if they ike, but I
don't do it."
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
N UMBER Il

i promise to live as long as my
grief will allow. But of US two, Paul,
it is not I who shall have this cruel
trial to undergo
There are proscntiments that do
not deceive said Postal, declining
his head OIL his breast; 'an inward
voice warns me that must abandon
my two >happiest visions tho bliss of
living in the enjoyment of your love,
dearest Catherine, and the glory Of
assuring the welfare of my country
men,
What do you mean 2 cried the
young girl, VIII ose fear and agitation
increased every minute; what mean
these mysterious words, these gloomy
predictions Dear Paul, you are
concealing q secret.
Yes, Catherine
- secret from me, who never had
one from YOU
You have had all minc--but this
one does not belong to me-
And, if | may judge from your
looks, your words, your thoughts of
death and parting, it must be some
thing very terrible?
Terrible, indeed !
After moments silence, Postal
continued
Hear me, my dearest Catherine.
When | shall give you, this evening,
my farewell kiss, it may, perhaps; be
the last you will receive from me.
But whatever may be my lot, when
ever you are told Paul is dead,' come,
and you shall find remembrance of
me for, | swear to you, my last
thought shall be Of you
Pestal's presentiment did not de.
ceive him! He saw Catherine no
more.
The day after the execution of his
sentence q young girl, drowned ia
tears, obtained from the keeper Of the
prison the favor Of being admitted in
to Pcstal's cell.
After long search she discovered
some lines Of music pencilled on the
fEbuvgs the TIL s.
words, 'For her 7 Underneath was
Puui's name.
Two years afterwards there died, in
Il lunatic asylum, poor maniac,
whose madness consisted in singing;
every day and at the same hour, the
same little melody. The madwoman
was Cathcrine-thc hour that at which
she was admitted to her lovers dun
geon- and the air was the last melody
of Pes tall English,coman's Domestic
Magazine.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26

"All is vanity remarked a tin
ware peddlor, tho other day. Whats
life to me, anyhow. but hollor and tin
sell ?"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-26
FOR RENT

The Two Story Building in the Town Of
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store, complete in all respects. Tie second
story arranged for Il Residence.
For particulars arplyto
GEORGE BOLlVER.
aug. ) r.
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Personal.

Hon David Taylor, of Fond du Lac, is
attending Cireui. Court In this city this
week
Hon C Mclean, Circuit Judge, is
holding Court in this cisy at present.
Gen. E Bragg, of Fond du Lac, our
Representative to the next Congress, Is
among the list of notahles stopping at the
Windiate House and attending Court.
MeSsrs Reynolds and McMullen. OF
Chiffon. are boarding with Windiate this
week, and attending to legal biz.
John P. Hume, Of The Chiffon Times,
made this Office pleasant call on Tuesday.
He's ban ying around the Court House, too.
Mr.. Ferd Franzen, who has been in
Germany for several wears past, returned
to this city yesterday morning.
Mr.. o. F. Crary. of Oshkosh, very well
known by our business men, was in the
city Wednesday.
Rev. NJ h. Av@rilI, Of St. James Church,
this city, is attending the Diocesan Coun-
Gil at Fond du Lac during this week.
Mr.. G. L. Williams has decided to open
a law Office at Centrala, Wis, on the OPP
positA side of the river from Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Williams is well read in the profession
and will mike :, fine success of his under
tax ing Post.
Mr. Henry Z-rbel, a resident Of this
city who started for Germany about two
years ago with the intention of making
his home in that country, has settled right
down, and will stay there five years; at
least, that Is what the g man government
told him when they ut him in the peni-
Tertiary for publicly running down the
government, and Comparing it, unfavor-
ably, with that of the United States.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Commits
siOners of the Poor.

MANITowoc, April Goth, 1877.
The Board Of the Commissioners OF the
Poor met at the Council room. Roll was
called Present, Mayor Jones, and the
Commissioners elbke, Kemper, Wits and
White.
The mayor reported the following orders
as drawn on the Poor fund, to-wit
No. l, Jos. Miller, Sd Ward, $500
2, Mrs Caroline Zechel, u Ward, 5 90
3,Amon Haiverson, 4th Ward, 500
Commissioner kemper submitted the
following:
Resoirs2. That no person shall receive
aid from the city of Manitoaoc without q
certificate of the City Physician that they
are unatle to work.
Adopted.
Commissioner Gelbke offered the follow
ing resolution
ReSolred, That all persons wishing aid
from tie city shall. on or before the last
| Thursday in each month, make application
to the Poor Commissioner of their Ward
Adopted.
On m,tIon. the Clerk Wa. instructed t.
send an account OF $50 for aid of Joschin
/ Roxin, to John Ftrzer, Forrestvile, chair
man Supervisors cf Door county, for col
/, lection.
1t was moved aud carried that an appro
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4 Pleasant Duty.

Ii Is always pleasure to recommend a
good article, especially one that admir-
-hlv sustains all recommendations rs does
Dr.. KINGS New DISCOVERY for Consump'
ton, Coughs ant Colds, being perfectly
reliable every resi- ect. A severe cough or
a neglected cold yields readily to its won.
derful power. By it the worst cases of
Asthma and Bronchitis are cured in the
shortest time possible. Consumption and
Cuugh'worn patients will remember thu
remedy is guaranteed TO give immediate re
lief. DR.. KINGS New Discovery is
pleasant to the taste AMI perfectly harmless.
As you value yorr existence, you can not
afford to b without it. Give it trial.
Trial bottles free.
For sale by c. Buerstatte
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Total S2i5. 20
Report approved. The Clerk reports
$50 paid on Roxin account. On motion
Board agreed to proceed in the month of
June similar co the previous month with
such reductions as were suggested by the
Commissioners of the different Wards, and
as in their opinion they deem just and
proper.
Board adjourned to Thursday, the 2s,h
day, of June 1877, at s o'clock, p. m.
A. NJ. RICHTER, Clerk.
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4 Terrible Con gin!

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes of weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore throats were never
more prevalent among children than now.
Now We are going to urge you to try u
remedy which has excited comments by
physicians all over the country. who ac-
knowledge their surprise at the wonderful
and happy results from its use. That
remedy is the well-knoau preparation,
UALE'S COUGH CORDIAL Your own
druggist, T. & j. ROBINSON, will tell you
that it is the best cough medicine they ever
sold; and will warrant q cure or return
your money to you in case of failure after
using one half the bottle. 1t is very pleas
ant to the taste, making it very desirable
remedy for children. 95O-6m.
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Ease Ball

The Browns, of this city. will play tie
Lawrence University nine, of Appleton,
Saturday afternoon, the 9t!i inst, on their
new grounds near the depot, the game to
be called at 2:3O p. M, sharp. Admis-
sion fee, 25 cents.
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Farm for Sale.

One of the best farm in Manitowoc county. will
be sold on term to suit the purchaser Said farm
contains about sixty acres. is mostly under good
cultivation, free from stone and stumps, railroad
station on side of il, school house the other
and in good neghborhood. good house aud
barn on It. This is altogether one of the most
desirable farm to be founi in the tate.
BRANCH, May I'd, 1877.
916-4w. CHAS. CAIN.
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Married.

US-HANSON.-Jn Chicago, Sat-
urday evening, June I'd, by the Rev. r.
Haagensen, Mr.. Peter darius, of Mani
towoo, and Miss Thea a. Hanson, Of
Chicago.
MIR. darius and his lovely bride spent
Tuesday in this city, and departed on
Wednesday morning train for Chicago,
where he will engage in business.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of the City Fathers last
Monday.
MANITowoC, june 4th. 1877

MANITowoC, june 4th. 1877
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
Roll called, all members present except
Harris and Hanson.
Petition of Carl Zander and others re-
iatng 10 nuisance created at the corner o;
9Th and Marshal streets was referred to
the Com. on Sanitary.
Petition of c. F. Beck for the privilege
OF laying hay scale on Park street was
referred TO the ith Ward local committee.
Accounts Of