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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
THErSTAoE.
At Home and Abroad.

il will be gratifying to our play goers
to learn that the Blanche De Bar theatrica
company will revisit Sedalia, this week
and play at Smiths Hall until the cln.e Of
the exposition. The opportunity We hav,
already had of seeing Miss DeBar and hel
principal supporters in leading roles. con
firms the 6aite.ing accounts We had 81 he
in other places, and leads to the conviction
that We shall have delightful season G.
comedy with her again. Such episodes ~,
perhaps more gratefully appreciated by oul
play-soes, thanlif like large cities, Vi
had the drama every night. Miss DeBar
however, never fails to please, and he'
repertoire this week, will include some o.
the most attractive pieces before the pub
lie.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
On the 10Th, Edwin Booth opened .,
Mcvicker's The.ier, Chicago, in ~Hsmlet,'
and Lawrence Barrett At HoOleys, il
"Richelieu." The latter, BY the way, has
added "OthelIo'' and "Macbeth" to hi
repertoire, with Romeo and Juliet ~ q
matinee rest.
Henry Beckett opened at the Arch
Philadelphis, ~ "LOvibund." in the ''Over.
land Route" and John McCulloch, at the
Walnut, ~ "Oshello." At the former the
L,ngards will sppear to-morrov evening"
and the HumPsy- DumPsy Troupe At the
latter.
-InSt. Louis, Mn. Bovss. opened at the
the Olympic, on the 18th, and DOminick
Murray, At DeBar's Opera House. Mr..
and The Woman il Red"
The opening Of the season at Robin
sOn'a Opera House, Cincinnati, occurred on
the 10Th, when Mis Mary Asdenson ap-
peared - Juliet" To-@orro1 evening
the Broadway Theater Comedy Company
will appear.
-To-sorrow evening". Mis- Mary Anler-
son will open the season 1t Nacauley's
Theater, Louisville. "Lady Macbeth" and
sion" have been added to her ise Of char
scters.
The Chestnut Street Theater, Phila-
delphia, will be opened for the season, to-
morrow evening, With ~New Men aud Old
Faces."
Mic May Howard opened sheseason 1t
The Baltimore Academy d Music. on Mss-
dsy lat, AID "Eaby" emerged en- the same
evening", q Foeds Open House.
Mics Rose Eytiaes II the star al the
California ThesseF. San Francisco. She
produced ~Antony and Cleopatra" on the
10Th.
The Fay Templeson Alliance will open
the seasoo 1t the MeapAh Theates, to
morrow eveaing.
-Ainee opened q Booshs Thease,, New
York, o. he 12sh, sad Tie Willisasoaa
vill open 1t he Usioe Square Thsases, 10
DosEov evening.
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PEEPING.


A great many people imagine that the
police have right in their discretion to
arrest men and women on the street whom
they suspicion to be disreputable or are out
for an improper purpose. This is a mis-
take. The police have no such right.
A mans or womans reputation is some
thing more valuable than a policeman's
suspicion, and the ordinances, If there are
any such upon which this practice has
been 70 Extensively prosecuted, are not worth
the paper on which they are written.
The idea that respectable people can be ar
rested on the mere
SUSPICION OF A POLICEMAN,
on the ground that they are about to COM
init an Improperly, is an absurtiity. Men
and women hold their right to walk along
the streets, or in the alleys, or any where
else, day or night by higher tenure than
any pc: icemans judgment. There is no
crime in either the evil, or the good,
being out day or night, and people have .
right to talk with whom they please.
When they
COMMIT A CRIME,
It is time enough for the police to tnterferr,
ID
women walking along the street together, or
they are good or bad, and the SOONER the po-
lice find It out the better. The indecency
of these things consists in dragging there
matters into light and making exposures
that would not otherwise be made. The
system of raiding disreputsble characters
on the street was began at q time when the
practice of street walking had grown to be
An INTOLERABIE NUISANCE,
and society demanded its suppression. II
was never meant TO be kept up to the
hazard of private reputation, and to be
made an indecency even greater than the
original evil, nor will decent propriety tol-
crate il any longer. It was never 3. legal and
he kept up for the mere Qualification and
Amusement of police, Who no doubt nine
times out of ten make the scandals which
they detect . means of extorting money
from their victims. Indeed !
"PEEPING"
has become 70 interesting and profitable to
the police that they neglect all other du-
ties to attend to it. Their avidity in the
pureuit not only disgusts respectable peo.
pie, but il leaves the whole city EXPOSED to
burglary and larcens BY attracting the At.
tention of the police TO matters with which
they have no concern. They can be seen n
almost any hour of the night hugying
street corner or nesting in the shadow Of
building With eyes and ean
WIDE OPEN
their faces radiant with looks of eager ex.
pectancy, not watching for burglars or rob-
beu. or disturbess Of The peace, bot for some
poor unfortunate Who haa been driven BY
famine or want upon the street to ply her
calling. II the city authorizes have any
regard for deoency they viii stop this sort
of boainea and compel the police to mr.
form the duties they we're appointed to
discharge.
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CHASED BY A SNAKE.
A Remarkable Fight with Reptile
on the Lamine.

A few days since, Mr.. Charles Harden
brnok was hauling wooi about twelve miles
southeast from S~,ialia in the Lsmine hot
toms, when in removing some wood which
had been piled up all summer, he MAS
frightened almost out of his wits by put.
ting his hand on
AN INNENSEsElACK VIPER.
The snake was fully six fee, long AMI over
i've inches in circumference. As the
startled man .pran. back the angry snake
Plsc d itself almost upr'gh, against the pile
III wosi and made furious dash nj him.
The circumstance was 50 unusual and the
incident ior the moment ~ appalling that
he started To- run. When upon the incl
dent, the snake started in pursuit. Mr..
Hsr,lenbrOok saw that this wouldn't de-,
and
SEEING A STICK
made deadly attack upon il. His snake
ship. however, was nat easily dispatched
and il was not until after repeated blows
that he snccumhed to the inevitable md
gave up the fight and his life nj the same
time. On examination he proved to b. one
o' the largest kind of the variety known rs
the black viper.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS - SOMETHING
ABoCr THE Books, Authors AND
RoMANCES OF THE Day.

'1;ill's Life Of Poe" is a new book jus,
issued by C. T. Dillingham;, New York,
AMI is in many respects the most elaborate
and finished biography vet published Of the
greatest OF American poets. 1t draws
away from the memory Of that brillian,
genius, the clouds which have 30 long how =
cred over il, and shows to His admirers, Ell
gar Allen Poe, NJ he lived and worked and
suffered upon the earth. II is At once .
tribute to friendship and truth, and rescues
from undeserved i,nm and obloquy, one
who was far more sinned against than sim
ming. II should &c read by every one, who
has been wrapt with wonder at the arch
enchanier's melodies. and through them has
learned to pity and tn love him. "His
virtues were many, and his faults we're few
"rf.her'. California" published by Nc.
Million h Co.. Is a book OF travel, abound
ing in stirring incidents and embracing
descriptions Of charming society. II il out
Of the ordinary routine Of tourists r.,citals
and will charm the general reader.
"lmaginary Conversations" By Walter
Savage Landor, published by Roberts Bros
Boston, il collection III classical dialogues,
Greek and Roman, and exhibits class oil
literature which will he read With thr
deietanfe wish Of absorbing interest. II
gives. perhaps, q cleaner insight into Lam
doris remarkable genius, than anything We
have ever had from his pen, the dreamy
musings ii q philosopher and rrcluse.
Nevertheless, they are sprightly and will he
read With keen relish by all who admire
the beautiful in literature.
"Chandos." by Ouida, published by Us
good 4 Co, j. one Of the most charming
novels ever published by this & lifted writer.
The reader il atsorbed in the glowing pages
from the beginning to the end and lays
down the hook with q sigh Of regret.
"Beebe." by Ouiaa, Published by the
same house, is equally fascinating and full
ii interest. Once il il taken up, the reader
is held in the spell until the tale is told.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

The Decision Already 1sds-Tbe
Nan Whom the Governor will
Appoint Senator - Candidates
who Have No Chsnces-News
From the Capitol.
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Lieutenant Clsrk and the Indian Chiefs
- route TO Washingtoa arrived a. SidGey
yesterday and pen through n Omsha to-
DosroW.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

Oh, sweet Josephine.
Oh, loved Jp-ho-sephine,
That G ] kerosene
Did swift intervene,
And burned NV J
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

"Beebe." BY Ouiaa, Published by the
same house, is equally fascinating and full
II interest. Once il il taken up, the reader
is held in the spell until the tale is told.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

THE RESCCE OF THE BOYS
all summer. and they went 80 far a. to
send q man to Minnesota a couple Of
months ago, to see what could be done
Ills report was not very encouraging. II
was simply to the effect that an escape was
impossible unless through the connivance
of some guard or official, aud that could
only be brought about BY the use OF money.
Since then il has only been . question n
To the best place and time to strike to get
good pot. The two men who alone escaped
from the gang Of eight Who ventur~d into
Minnesota, passed through Nebraska, and
came down through the country, cro-sing
the Union Pacific almost at the identical
spit where the robbery occurred last night.
Thence they made their way southeast
wardly TO the Missouri line, travelling
slowly on account Of the severely wounded
condition OF one Of them, and obtaining IN
excellent idea Of the country. One Of
these two men gave the points on which
this expedition was planned, and - BE-
lieved to have accompanied the raiders.
The man who has been most active in
working up the scheme to save the Young
srs il
JOHN JARRErTE,
their brother in-lav, Who FIRST led the boys
into the raiding business, after the var.
Jarretse engineered the present raid, and 10
thought To he at the head of the party
Another member l. . relative, cousin Of
Ciel. Miller. killed as Nosth6eld, and .
third II said to be q nan named Carter.
The best information to be obtained from
those who know thee men and hear Of
their movements indirectly, 10 that not
more than Eve of them are frUm Missouri.
and that the Others are from Texas and
the Indian Territory. being deapersdoa
vho had participated in fssnes scids vieh
the Yousgen, With one or too exceptions.
Il b believed here that he party which
attacked The train W. not - large - -
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was one of those silent, hard working men,
admirable in organization and effective in
COMMITTEES, Who vas indispeasable in the
House. That vas the proper place for
him. he felt that the people of the llth
Congressional District would never forgive
him il he deprived them Of the services Of
this distinguished representative. He be-
lieved in . msa being kept in the place
vhere he could do the most good. Il vas
quite evident that Mr.. Buckner vas unfi,
tor Senatorial material
HON. ELIJAH r. NORTON
had been mentioned to him q penon in
many ways 6tted 70 sdorn this high posi-
ton. But be thought differently. The
JudRe vould make much besses Governor
than he voaA a6esatos, md in addition
70 The there i . sesseity az purpose-a
fscslty Of stickieG about Judee Morton,
vhicS b REGARDED = highly rpsshsasihle
10 man who Ne only apPeissed 70 6ll Q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25

II will therefore readily occur tn YOU
gentlemen that , cannot npiUint any al
these distinguished I'ers4,ns io Mr.. Bogy'-
place in the Senate. hut I have . il upon
an exPeiicnt which think You will all
agree with me, l. a str".e of Political
genius. have determined In hold the APP
lr.intment in hand until I EN- send 4"
Montana aud gel my old friend,
, 1877-04-11

blrnoete. Sm neinem @eiite ,puroe ea
idwarssr uno ih,parser, bis ib enotid
Die 8elinnuns perlor. =
Moden, Monate ,raren binsesan9ew
als ib wie aus einem miiiteu Traume
ermadte unb bic beioen 2etten oes Sdoos
ners neben mir in Der S0bte iieeu fab.
Inn feinen greis bitten lie bas Weib
ibres altcn Gopitdns, Die ieefabrenoe
Mars, perlafsn; uno Notb braudten
Ie nidt gu leioen, bel ben 8orratben,
weld)e mir in fluser gorauslidt itets bier
amfseitapelt bieltcn. 2ansiam erbolte id)
mid, uuo inoem id ,uieoer oenfcn lernte,
trat mein uneliid mir in,nlcr" unermeB.
lider Dor Die Seele. Wfit w%ad)ienoer
Sebniudt seoahte ib meiner &inoer,
uno als i) erlt ipieoer MIDI fret climber gu
bemesen uermodte, faBtt i'd ben @ntz
idlub. idwer iuie mfrs tpuroe, MIDI aus
Der Jtadbarlhaft melneS tooten SllD 81
sntfernen, meme SDbne aufsuIuden. Sn
elmer siinitisen, monobeIen Nadt sosen
mir CUR Slutbseit oas 8oot aus Der Eieie
nad BENT Nbban9e binauf, uno oils Die
@bbe %eintrat, ~foltete es unS faum nod
Wtiibe, eS ,pieoer l~eeflar gu MAIDEN. Wit
ten beioen lesten 6reunoen tbeilte ih
mein @elo - piel mars ni1t, mas id
BET mir fiibrte - uno miibIam arbelteten
mir uns on Der &ilte gum naditen Saz
fenort fin. Dort idiffte id MIDI nad)
Neu>Oorf Elm, wdbreno Die beiOen Wtdms
uer oas Boot ~pertauften uno auf eincm
Sfinoienfabrer 9euer nabmen. Nie miez
Der b0rte ib bon ibnen.
Nortietung fol9t.)
, 1877-04-11
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foRst so Gsnts, ppsr lnf Glai&en
Dcuars. fnp In allen beutl&en
Npctbefen 3u BADEN ODER perren ptelsl'
ben mad Gmpfana pss @slpss fret mad
ausn Ibsilsn Ger 0sreini9ten Staateu
perlanpt. Man abrelGre:
"A. vogelcr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.
, 1877-04-11
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Gin mebiaiuiimeS YNunbcr.


Nbtumattsmus, Neuralgia, Vt&t IN tpreut lHltmuten
Stadium, SereTeln. &pni8s. Xrantettt, 3rpttptlas, sNs
GelHwure une bic ihltnlmhsa 5due pom Siuttrantptt.
purun &c. ,e. wtrp lufs Bsftmmtsfe burb eislen &patg
aler &eiatsunssminsi sebtiIt. Dsrlelbe TT arslsap.
jranSt8 SABRE ptnburG scn publitum trprpbt, eat
3unbs.ttaufsnee non 3aaen sspstlt aae sariri nsss,
ptnn naU Werlprift 8snpmmeh. Sf etn Rteres pstl.
ntittel pom dthtln IN auen httlbaren 1auen, turtrs BIT
%fauiten a!tsa Vsiawars islbr no ser SnO&sa lGsu su'
ppattS aebens.B aIfam surirte lS.rrn 8. o. asn.
map, Iraspoen I'M part-lbeattr ju Bruptlpn, M T.,
pom trpnttten MreHnatismus. naGbem perfelbt psne
&rtels pom ben ppr3ualt1uen. Neaten Suropais xnp
4merlfa'e Sbebancelt merDsn marZ
buatts xebems. sal,am turirte 5errn q. o.
5plp. Dpdmaher ge. III Wlabupn Str, pom sinsm
| 8eIaprltnea UeiHpur, uatpsm er ie1s NtpnaW TN
Srsappap Spipttal mar unp bort as ~unbeIlbar trtlarl
wurpe. 10
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Sttte Nc. 242 6reenpiG Ctr. ppn etnem Zero iuyplen
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nannte ipnntt n,Gt itne Sanp ,um appft trtebfn Hnr
mar wdbrtnb srster wtenate ans Sttt ssTentlt.
bet Npoibsttrn I'm WaGsmstusn. ~ 81 per 5Iaite. $sGs
Blathen IS. sass
5patt's berabmte $ etImttteI nmm So
Spatt's uufstlbarsr ettsas.1 alfan ~ $500.
6patt's "A b., brtpeIt ffarter Qetvns. Baliam, ~
SIPS. : Spatt's putmonie BALKAN. Ossr Der S&w,ae.
ihhtt8en Nrtanb, ~ $f.OO. = 1pattS emit xiut.
arnt, ~unfsblpar tar seiesn unp Samsrisn isssr ar,
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aDsnn pbtst arl,tslni&t IN tursr ApSttste sbtr an ~
rem ylase su babtn lnp, ie penpt man I'D birstf ausai
centre! Ssps Ss 2ae @ r , y s,,.,,ur
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Iuseno. 13m2Uian
, 1877-04-11
Oefentli6e Danfiaeuns,

Ans3ue aus etnsm Briefe ssn .. ostnaaaI'
lei, BUTT. 5cwarb Gounts. Soma, an iesus1
SUbn 8. 6einmiiQer. Rsbaitsu, bes ~Alba'
ny 9srplb".
...... Sd tanH Mot umbin, Did ~ btt.
ten, In Deinfm g,atte un{ern DHentliden Donl
far bic 6eilung Z,einer Mr'tsr tur6 DE-
Aug. 8SnieS 8 amburser 1ropfsn
aus3uip eden. Wie Du pcibt lit bic liebs
Mutter an etnem lhweren 2eberleiten. unb
felblf bic 5ilfe unlsrer MerSte tuar perseblit.
Wir probirsen bic 5anlburssr Iropfen. unb
ipurbe. bkf1 ben @ebrau@ btrielben bic Ct
lunpbeit Der SHUTTER pieoer gang bsrestsat-
Sd wiinl6e, Du tu1rbet bic 6ambureer
Mebteinen tmnter auf's Bette empfebIsn,
benn fe baben T& auf's 0ortrsfFi9ite IN unfit
rsr Gamilie betuabrt.
, 1877-04-11

Der Danf elmer Vamilie.-S@ nas
u1sins grau fasen Sbnen ben srSbten DAM flu
Or. Mu euf RSnts's 1ambnr8e'
Erspfen, i@reibt 1err Sobn Vott. Geneva,
SQ.. benu bieielben baben uns Broee Dsenlts
~sspislsn. Wir la6tn bic 9rupfsu ni@t msb'
auS9eben.
, 1877-04-11

osrr Steif In Onaneasc 5iu. Miay hsa!
uns nit: Sd lit felt spei Sabrsn an tines
tSsartisen Gledte. bic allen Mitteln wiberHanb.
Da sebraudr i'd msbrsre Wo4en lang DR..
MusuR 3SnisS 8Snts's 3ambur-
eerIropfen mad 0ori1rift unb rnres
| BON bteltm bSsartiesn 2eiben Soatansis sebeilt.
, 1877-04-11

@essu 1autfrantbsiten unt aIe tlnretnis.
tsiten. tpel&e uerbprbener. 8lut entlprinsen.
llnb DR.. Mueuf 4Sntes pa utbur8e
Erepfen Elm gang aussuei4netes Nittel.
BERN fe fnb bic befen Blutreinieer. 81
Itreiti 6err Sobu George Bobsni9as In It.
mont, 50.
, 1877-04-11

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franR. taB
Id feins Speiie mebr sertraeen fcnnte. i@reibi
PER- peter Gleuens, Qittle Orleans, Wb. Sd
1abt DR.. Mu8uR 3Snte'S 1ambur.
ser 2sspftn unb bin nun ipieber ni@t mn,
3au3 9srssasat ionpsru fable MID sta srafti'
JET als fraber.
, 1877-04-11
,,Gin bemerfenspertbeS Bmb!"
k4rtbnt's lettes unb srO btes.
0efabrIu

ooer: Ser,punoet III benz SauS eiaes 6reunoes.
Dieies poaencctffe Wsre bisies Yttsransm Der
NmsritamiiHen Nlteratur Dat as 8oruurf einen Ge.
aenfano, ipelber bis iociale yrben u~uieres %9eiammtem
Hpltes beribrt uno 9iebt einen lbredliteu ueberblid
iber tsbeI, pelhes es ~blositelt. MnRerprtentlid,
ipannene une anfreSemt. piro es BON 4uen nit
4eairpe 9elelen perben. Stiufrirt une fd)pn ac'
mile oes eanoes einjuiibren nno ~otferireu mob ME
ageiusjene SOrtbeile alien m6nnliben uno weibli.
Zen Sutlcribentsnlammlern, g9ir perlaneen iberan
@eenten ulo ididen gratis auf Yerlanaen Wtoinann.
I'm uno beidrsitenot Girculare. 3. N. Stptnar.
Co.. 72a Gbeanut Ctr, Vbita. <1o2mS.
, 1877-04-11
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Great Atlantic and Pacific
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No. s3l Mrd, straAs. Gds Der 3,peitsn ""s
.-A Nbilanelpbta. "a.
Ties lit cine Organization bon Rapitatt'ien um
&bte 81 inportlren uno gu pertbeller
nit eiuem fleinem Be,punn, Der Dem 6 oniumenten alien
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eiuen 9roBen 1beil her belten 3beelorten. melte nat
bie1em Hanbe tommen unb bic mur bon uns ielb't pers
fault perbtn. perjpmsn, pelHe pon cnoerer bdnblfrn
faufen tbun bies 3M ibrein steenem gtahtbeI. nnlere
61uIer In China uno 5apan BADEN Die belen 6aetlitds
ten aur Wusipabl, mas uns grpBt Wortbetle 9epabrt.
gpir baben 3uin Bsrfauf unlerer 9beeiorkn; n alien
bauptitdbten Der Uereiniaten Staaten stores etablirt
9Dir aeben uaieren 8nnoen elm
GbDmcS Sell Gbrpmp,
| ,eenommen opu ben mertbpoQiten 9Derten aneritani.
lder uno fremoer 4iluller), ipelbes. menn in einem
Biloerlaoen eetauft, mebr toiten miiroe ais Der 4rels
bes Sbess betrast. Dsie Gbromos limb Elm Gel1enf
fir unIere Runoen.
VIE ~sefauitsn Waaren nti ri. bab he ooa'
fomnene Wsfr;soisna8 ~sspabren. oosrNas Uslb surad.
| e~rItattet. +
Great Atlantic and Pacific
1 =,
10. sst WrW straSe. Gde 8neit.n nns Coates strats
sAb cal eRs 2~site etr. Wtlia.. Va. lDlsmis
, 1877-04-11

Sd Bin pietsr better ais Id ts srpartsts sa
pereen, ldreibt Ybil. Hcf. SalemSiQe, Wise.,
bant Or. Wusuf 8Sntss 5ambursss
Erppfen. Sd lit LANCE an 9sratlopfsn unb
los apst MerSte 3u &atbe. obns paB ID einesr'
uaa erbislt. So sntiblob mid, bic 6ambur'
ssr Ircpfen bes DIR. Musuf 8Unis ~ astrau'
DIN. Got 3ur Gbge unb DR.. Musulf 8Dntss
bamburser Trcpfsn gum &utme mub Id a.
gen. bab mir b~isleIbsn meins @slunsbsit ME
bersaben.
, 1877-04-11

Gin sutes Mtttd sssen Colt unb 2sibftmer.
zen llnb DR.. Mueuf RSnte's 1ambur.
Ger Iropfen, lhreibt PER- NiGasI Weil,
Uilbauasa, 9nb., benn bieleIben bsIfen aussn'
tltdIi@.
, 1877-04-11

werfonen, bic an MppstiHuTsiett unb @tber.
wilen sessu 9psilen lslbsny iine DR.. Wus'
RHnte's 9amburser 9rsptsn gu
empfeblen. 9err Matbias Drabpte, Blue
@prins, Neb., f6rsibt barber: Mein Batter,
Iton bod i'm Glitter, Serlcr feinen @ppetit uni
bate 1psar einen WioerwiQen eesen Speiien,
mas ibn lsbr ltwa& unb Mnb leieenb matte.
AuI infer 3urepn estrau1te Ct DR.. Musu1
RSnis's 9amburser Irppfen; Der Mppstit febr.
te ,uriid, unp Ct flb!t u Gin gang anbsrsr
Wsnl& ~ isin.
, 1877-04-11

1err Gtas. 1auptman, Silver wutnt, 81. s.,
teaeust wie fOlst. SD lit felt aat Wctsn an
S&wa@s unb 4opfi@msasn, eur@ unoereau.
lidteit bersorsetra@t. Gur& ben @ebraud
pou Dr.. Musan abntes 1%amburSss
Grspfen bin i'd @ott (t Danl wieeer 70
tpeit bsrselsat, bab Id raetnsn alien 9sf&af'
tisansen wieeer nadssben Fam. Sd fam ba'
bsr bisle Webi3iu Naen betsns empfebIen." +,
, 1877-04-11
Sin eintrd9lides @eldaft.

W" St*U*seTS| OSTeT"TS
cE- Mir perlanssn nod, 500 nebr erfer
8lafe Ndbmaid,inen'Nsente unc fGbise Mdn'
ner, UNI cas UerfaMfssefddit BON WdDmaidtt'
uerfd,iebem lie mad, Tdbisfeit. 0barafter unc
Gnaiifcattonen ces glsenten. Besen Gfniels
beiten idbreibt man an
@illon Seeming Maidine 60, Gbicago
s27 uno s29 SroapWap, gteiu Yort. ooer gieip Or.
leans. Ga. 4gS27mD
, 1877-04-11

GsOnA i'm Wonat. Meenten p~erlanst fir nn'
PSUV iere erei srpRsn So Shdcr. Die
Geidbicbte bon GbarleD Gpf,
Gin boiler Veribt bisies aroBsn Gebeimniiies. 9eldrie'
ben BON ieimem Batter, %ibertritft Siobinlon 9rnloe on
lbauerl!dem Sntsreiie. Oas Snuitrirte Sanebudb
alIer ReIigipnen, cine poliianoi9e lleberiidt aler
Y.teuntn,ie uno Setten. Gb,mians Der Damem ar5t-
lider sSiibrer Don Or. pancoof. 100 Suultrationen.
OieIe 9iber pertauien ,oinrt. Qtonnllde uno ipelb.
lide Naenten madden Gelb nit %beulelben. 9t0beres
unentseltlit. Gopien per IoIt 50 ieoes.
4ip27m3l Spbn y. potter II. 6 o. pbtla.
, 1877-04-11

Mufecpa6t! s'; :s.: ss {: i; &:
etotioueru.Tate in Der Welt. Sc sntbalt IS Yoae,
Iopier. is Wriei. IS ouperte. 9leitiit. Seo'rbalt.r,
q olofeber uno Elm Stiid wertbpoltn S9muds; Tol'
i~tduoiaes Wultsr.pudet NIT ele9anten 0olo'pl0ttirten
b mpein6pfen uno eincm mooern ia2onirten Oarlers
ibnnud, Yrutnapel, pbrrinae, iranco iug 'didt. Nles
fir rs Gents. s Vatste nit beionDers aus9epdblten
Shmudiafen 81. Gtne iolioe aoioere pate1t Sepsr
llbr mi b trei an ale Ngent,n oerabrei1t.
Briee II. 60, s69 Sroacmao, u. o.
, 1877-04-11

~ Mixed Cards nit Wamem IL Gts. YruVen n,
OV 3 9ts. Stamp. 3. Weineler u. Gp..
4m1mj. Yaiau. o.. Q.
, 1877-04-11
Ue9etine
reinigt bas 8lut, erneuert unb
itdrft bas gauge SDltem.
@eine mebisinil6en @isenidaften
alterireno, farkeno, l0feno nno
abfiibreno.
3uoerlaliiges 3eusnie.

Wr. b. R. stepens:
Wertber berr!- Wit ben arbBten
Deroniis.n fiiae i'd nsin ,3euaniR Der
aroBen Im3abl hinau, ,uelde sic bereits
an 'Wnmitem Sbr t aruBem uno auten
Wtepi@in, 0esetine, erbalten babsn ;
benl Id alanbe, es fam niht Qerua au
ihrem 2obe 9eiaet tperoen. So mar
ldnger als breicia Sabre nit Der fhred.
lihen Rranfbeit, Dem Gatarrb, SaeauGlt
unb bate iolhe b6ie 6uftsn.Nmfdus, oab
es ihien, als f6nnte i'd ni&t Iinaer atb.
men. unb Dsaetine fur rte mid. SD
fuble MD lett jener ,Ssit Dott au Dant
nerpHlhtst. baB es cine iolhe MebBtn.
tpie Weaettue aiebt; i'd CLAUDE, es III
inc Der beitsn Wieoiainen asaeu bulten
nno fhrpade uno infenoe Ma0entrdfte
nno i'd rattle eiutm Seoen. oas Scae,
tine 3u nebmen. 6snn ih tam fe per.
h@erN, .baB IS cine Der bsiten 1iebiiiuen
ut, Dir ie erlitirten
Mrs. 9. Oore,
Ode Wa9aaine uno WaInut Str.
Cambridge. WsaN.
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