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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18
Cincinnati. spnntae, Den IS. @oDtmbtr 1877.
.waOaen mad, paris 81. aub.rn,

,Wlogen mad @aris Die Nnbtrn,
lin seIabrt sR ipsrSen, iDanbern,
Benn in bier i'm 2nnbe blsib' -
Nles 8iITenS bette 8liitbe
Srdst bf9IoFsn i'm Semitic
Gin stlisbtes boIOes @.ib.
linb 70 flus III tpnbrli6 feine
+ aIs bic Gine, bic id xeine."
Wie frDhli9 Nues ben Refrain mitInns.
braudlt nidlt eeiast 81, tueroen. Sa ne
aber i'm beiten Sitgen tD1rett, entltono
pLoblim Elm 26rnen born TN Sdus. Wtan
batte Dem Onfel abanis su tuilien gettan,
baB man letne ebripiiroiee BerIon i'm gons
terfei auf bic 8ihne 9ebrdft babe, Ino oer
alte Mann fam nit Sdithern, bes erHiten
Wiuens, ben eottloien Reifen ifmer fur
feinen 6repel biiBen 5u laIien. Drinnen
I'M 6aus maren nun bic 2eute oeiddftig,
ibm Die oute @enbune ber Sade beiaus
brineen, .ilno tpie er bon Ioams Abbltte
b5rte uno onb er nun fiidt nab Yarts
mole, aab er Iih sufrieoen, tudro io9ar
aans eiter Oinae ino nerjieb oem frehen
Yoeter, Der, Mdrion i'm arm, oemitblg 3il
ibm fam. ltno oaniit er bic Intla9e tpe'
gen @ei3es re9t feierIid 2iieen ftrate. ner'
aniialtete er auf ben 4beno Elm Jelt i'm
5aale Der bret 2iIien, no :s oenn bod
bereing un0 bic i96ne Rarion nit allen
Sonoratioren tattSen nluBte.
lin bas Stiid tparen Die gutter Blirgtr
bon Arras freili9 sefoinmen. gDir taben
aber gu i6ren eutert SerSen oas 8ertrGuen.
oaB linen oas Mirotel, 10 nit Marton &c.
ihehen, lieber oetpeIen, nls fpenn, tuie es i'm
glane lag, Soft Batter nit einieen Gneelu
bonn Simnel geitiseen mare uno Die Dame
4poritia feitrli9 2anoes pertpielen hdtte.
9arna9 mdre aud tpabrI9einlib feir
8eistroeen rueniaer in arras eeueien, oa
iebt bod Elm slIdIihes 9aar mehr oariu
mar. (Oef. 2l.)
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

.@ arum siehen Gie oenn Bel Hs.
gentuetter INNER Ghube NIT 5erkideuxlt
Soblen an ?" = .Damit oas Wniier, ueIs
4es Oben bineinflifBt, inten gieib iuitost
abHieBen fann~.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Bon SO D fotnugcn bit ineiIfeu Deuts
f1en? - Bon SO as MDfo ~ 9BelH
ia bod iebes 8inD rw as lit oe8 3eslt.
ihen 8aterlano!~ @
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18
Dos G6olidDe polksblatt

toiist per Don (Obne SOuntossbIatt) 800 per Sobr
t460 has babe Sabr unS $3.50 bas gierteubr. nit
eSnntassbatt st.2O per 5nbs, $3.50 bas BaIbs Sobr
hnb $3.50 bas BlsrteIiabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Gin innser Dfficitr ifdnb an
Sautir uno fodrntte iid. rs5riereu 6it
oenn 2" fraote ibn cine Dan1e. ~ ID
nei1", ontmDrtete Elm 3uh6rer. &C Iudbt
fi9 nur. ans 6euer sii eew6bnen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18
q pathie

=
vSsriebrif," iaste Elm 6err III feinsns
Siener. .9u iheinit gan sntl ebie6en hs~
trunten su iein i. J" = ,g1ein, fein, eons
geDiB nibt! Nein, gofi3 - fieiii 4 SD babe
oa gelelien i'm Birthsbauie uno babe sii@
9eieben, tDie Elm Sat immer piano sipef
uno swansig Shndpie binter einonber
trant - 0enfen Sic NAL sDei nno slpasr-
3ig oroentlibe Ditto's.- iin0 bos lit a1ir
am gnoe bod 5u bieI gemorben.
Der @ener0I GoIler, Der Hnpc-
leon na6 glba beeleitete uno ourm iein Cd :
les Offenes 8enebmen iein 8ertrauen ae-
wonnen botte, er.aubte fib oft. in @elbrd-
den anoersr Wteinuna su iein, inoem e
bin3uieBte: r@m. WioieIfdt be6en lin
recht !" - gtapoIeon, an Die Gpraehe nis,t
eemObnt, fragte ibn drgerlid1. OBJ Ct nit
ieinem Roiier (aoller mar 6iferreimiIdaer
@eneraO 6enn ebenio reoen biirSes Ser
General perliderte oies nit Den1 3nIose
baB ietn Gaiier ungeboIten fein uiirbe
wenti SemaRe anoers iprddle, ols er In Iel~
nem Snnern bdhte. vSn OieIem Sale /.
ia9te y1apoleon beidnftiat, lift syhr eerr
beiier beoient, als itb es ienioIs mar e
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

@rabisbriften.
aaf einen 6,daaipieIex:
Sier liee i'd nun. bns Gtiid IL Qua
. Yublitun1 ruf mid berons !
Sen 4farrer Sofob Nriesa
8erlhiieBt oieles Grab
'Gott aab ben Ghlnninser Tim
Sen er ben S6rerii aab
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Gin iuneer, lsoiser Mann NIT fdB5no<
Sonoi6rift iu6t cine SteuuRo, an IittIIsl1
su bis 2 9feroen.
8aisIer 8Oltsfrennb. Is. Muo. 1875.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Im 2. Sanuar abenos Ii llhr III meiis
lieber Wtnntt, Der Oberiebrer am Wphlnas
iium Sr Neultettin, nod laneen Qei6en &
Berlin ielig heimgeganaen.
Sie tiefbetriibte 81. gsb. So.
2eipaieer Saaeblott. San. 1873. IS
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

SIM grobbnuie sa lfinhsn. ods lidj ii III
tern adumtit.Oes aai94auitA byIl4>sk
Gorn uro Rerrt IS
SoItsu 5uuasrnotb f<Yn,
Bdder bad tiidtio
9idtis, setnidti8. q
@gdtb b0s Rorn
Darf Die Sriifet befo
9Ber bic Gruulusl
SIT oes @edens
GaIs uf +
@ann ssM 81
aas%:sssas
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

ste haben in unierer Weridmrl~
lung nod ME ben Mluno duFgetban" 5date
Elm Wtitglieo Der GtdnoeperIammiuns III
einem anoern Wit9liebe. vWer5eihen Sic
ertuieoerte oiefer. lid babe BET Jbrtn Re<
ben iebr oft aea1bnt."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Gin Graf ohne GrafIhaFt in1IIte
einen abt obne Pfriinbe peripotten, nHb
ia9te oaber Su Inn: .aerr Nbt, mir feunen
uns Iton lonae, uno bod meiB id1 bis
beute nod nitt, NO Sbre Mbtei Iisat.
sSas ipunoert mid iebr~, enteegnete Der
Nbt; .Fe liest ia nlitten in Sbrer Grai.
1hoft."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

5n Der airdenbibIiotbsi II Sen.
Rein beiT'ren Nahorud Dot ein es<r1I1|ll.
4ls penn obne label III Die Ytt{cfl.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Wta9ens uno 2ungenIei6enoe iDerhex
ii9er beieitiet DresbenerG Gtrabe 50 uno S3-
Serliner Geridtsieitung To. 80, 1875.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

Doctor goIlineau TN Bats
fam in ieine gem6bnlihe abenDge5slIs
i4aft uno erjdblte nit anIheinenb ItbboF~
ter 8epeguns, oaB Der BON tim bebanhtIft
S4riititeQer Martin Dor elmer g5tunoe
9eftorben lei. SD biit,~ Iebte er binsu,
uoie lebten bret Sage faft nitbt bon ieinenn
Bette aefommen; er ifarb in nleinen Nr-
men. -. .Sie irren iib i'm AusDrlde, lie-
ber Doctor, periebte Gesenore ironiIm !
.Sie tpollten iasen: unter meiueMl
3 an oen.@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

8iatbhuusiaaI su aessasbarq.
MiGter feb Dem 9sdte Sci,
8enf baB 0ott oein Aid3t< e1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-11-18

.3 I'm Senfer, Serrn bonnerf<
Elm Sommanoeur ben Bel feiHenl Regin1rl1te
fnn9irenoen g8unoarSt an; vtp0s ioa bas
neroen? g8ieoer Iino mebre wadere Bur~
ihen aelforben, nnb sic id1einen bic urs'
io6en 10 nieler SobesfdIle gar nid1f 8n
fennen" sd iperos idon hinter hns
9eheimniB fonlmen,@ entgegnete btrIeIbe.
suno ioIIte bas sanst &eainlent brnliees
ben.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
THE C.iBLE AMiLGIMiTION.
Ruling out Votes and Declaring the Amalaa-
mationists Defeated.

LONDON Feb. 5.-The meeting Of the Direct
United States Gable Company. which voted Fri
day last on IA resolution of the amalgamation
party for the appointment Of n committee Of
shareholders 10 confer with the directors on the
subject of amagamation. reasscmbed to-day
when the scrutineers OF the vote reported that
100 Shareholders. representing 32.ls2 shares and
2.i9i votes. supported the amnlgnmaton party
while 3i5 shareholders. representing 26 jJs
shares and 2i5i votes. opposed it. The major
ity for the appointment Of the committee was
the scrutiny was taken subject Ia objection. A
ground of excessive voting, no single stock.
holder having the right, under the articles Of
Incorporation. 10 cast more than 100 votes.
The chairman. therefore. ruled out the votes
in excess. which left a majority against the
amnlgamntiOnists of over 500 votes. The Prnder
party the amalgamationiStsl strongly protested
against this ruling and claimed that the report
Of the secretaries was final. The chairman de-
cided that the protests were not in order. He
said the scrutinrcr- had made no decision on
the objections filed, and he took the RESPONSE
hiliiy of doing SO. leaving the opposite party TO
their legal remedy. After a heated debate. Mr..
Fender. who is chairman ~ the Globe Telegraph
and Trust Company put other resolutions ~
the umalgamationist-, which We're defeated on
"a show of hands. and n poll demanded took the
same course a. the first. The meeting then adj
Journed for one month to give opportunity for
testing the legality of the chairman 5 ruling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06

MONDAY. rcd. o-fLouh MD Mk.AisLIriVur
moderately achtc Tor me meiium grades inu prices
pretty nrm Choice grades ice ami higher low grades
duN Snd cltcs~d Rye uoHt ana corn meal steady
Buck wheat Hour dull and deprgs~ 4. We quote. state
aud western .ui~rnne, - 2'efo 90 extra state &c.
- -iassi lp, western sprung whcu extras sbNe1
q ~. do NN and ANA fuSl ~ 10. do winter
wheat y ami w r'i hHTD 70 MINES sofa patents ~
@sll city shipping cNtrh- tietl -; southern bakers
ana iamh .nsl'' g .nsHi1, vyuuyfh sshlbln.. tx.
tra-. ~i.hfSl 80. torn meal western, S2tpeS3 ~;
brandy wine fih1a 500 rye -Four supernnc, $3.50
Son Buckwheat Hour. - lpp Ms. *rfi25.
tuftuN-Sputi l.loC. lower ant very quiet; middng
nrland' l5'sc sal, ~ bales Fnnrcs were gSl9c
February, - 2Ns2c tur March, i3 3ii2c. for April,
Is s32c. Tor May. rs 7i6c tor June, 10 1890. for
July and 1896 iOr August Receipts at the ports today
p. llo hal,s ,..,, ...,.--,- A. -
GnAN-Nheat dun aud prices scarcely 80 firm though
very unsettled IN the nbsencr OF any business Of cOne-
qncncc We quote Spring No ri41eSl ~ Milwau-
krc No 2 ~ s2fs<l 70. thrago No >. ~ p-sflt2
Ccisd and 10 -pTins 2'esl 50 red winter = 10
~ 81, amber do. SlnHatl 90, white do, SlbsfltO "a
bush Rye quiet Barley moro active, sales 5000 bush.
including Orowed state at ~ and ,eding at 4es DC.
Oats quiet bat prices rather stendier sales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
WORK IN THE LEGISLITURE.
Some of the BiiI- that Aim to Improve
Things In New York city.
ALBANY, Feb. 5.-Bo

ALBANY, Feb. Both Houses worked
away ndustriously tonight. The bill to put the
completion Of the Third District Court House
under the control OF the Comm issioncr Of Pub
lie Works was up for third reading. but WIS
sent back 10 the committee 10 give Commits
sioner Porter an opportunity 10 be heard.
Charley Ross Langbein proposes 10 amend the
excise law so as to require all places whore
liquor Is sold To- put on the appearance Of being
closed On sunday but To the initiated who can
gct inside may be sOldu they have the money 10
pay Tor
is solved in hill presented hy Mr. Hepburn. Of
St. Lnwr. nee county. that provides that in as-
sc--ment of lHni- mnrigag,d the Ntlu, of the
mortgage may h" deduIed from the valuation
ami taxed o. the owner. The owner of the land.
IN 'n-" the holder of the mortgage is "A non rrs-
ident. may pay TIA" tax upon the MORTGAGE. and
IN" receipt of the Tax Collector shall bee credit
ed tn him upon mortgage.
senator 'hoonmaker proposed 70 prevent
stock and bonds of other companies. AMI also
municipal corporations from endorsing the
contracts Of any company or corporation.
Inlrr ms plll ln' ahtlsallatloh oil ms urahee
senator Mu--tan handed up n bill that pro-
vidr- that SUITS brought hv the receivers III say
ings banks shall. IN the supreme Court and
Court of Appeals. be placed. upon the preferred
calendar. IL passage " luld relieve the long
waits for a settlement that the depustors in de-
iun" savings banks are subject TO- Tue same
senator introduce d II bill providing for the tax
alton uf bank stock and the surplus of savings
banks, similar 10 one introduced ia the Assem-
bly, hv Mr.. tuwdln.
A hll will he Introduced IN day or two that
propose. To- rrronstru I all the departments in
NV York. Byitthc Doni Comm. sion is To be-
abolished ant all rs powers and duties turned
over o. tine Public Works D.pArm" nj. the De-
pHrtm'nt oi luilln.S is e. be- merged into the
Fire Department. AMI nll the other departments,
with the exception oi the police, are t. have "a
: ugle head. Street cleaning Is taken from me
lnlir' Department and put in charge OF the
Commissioner of Health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
THE OREGON CASE.
Some kilograms that were Sent aud Received
by Gen. Corse.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Gcn John G.. Corsc,
Of Chicago. was before the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections this morning. He tcs-
titled that Col. W. 7. Potion. OF New York. tele-
graphed him about the 18th Of November last.
asking him 10 90 to Oregon and look after an
ineligible clcctor. He replied to pclton saying
that he would 20. but it would take ten days for
him to get to Oregon. and that II would be- bc'ter
for some one 70 go from san Francisco. Gen.
Corse admitted sending the following de-
spatchcs:
The general Impression that Republicans will not n
low ridden to be counted out We are prepared 70 resist
y, Penn seaa 81 c,,,. H, Me- o,,,S so' 10 ''0
California and oreson We have i@i"W"S soldiers now
enrolled. Vast Numbers Of Republicans with Stand
CHICAGO mo date.
Two hundred thousand cx.t'non soldiers. embracing
nni,, ntiv "o,u,r nt il, ioi,i ,,nn 6r "nd /. moi Vel
You have Illinois behind you. CohsL CAMlkON.
Witness received the following;
NEW YORK, Nov. 81 1875.
II YOU think it necessary YOU can paw National Dny
" 7 rsrroS
The above referred to the paying of bill for
printing the National Democrat. II German
newspaper published at Chicago.
The following dispatches wore also offered In
evidence 10y Senator Mitchell:
-, Nov =, 1870.
IT, " r. Peiop F,<ien Hpsss. ". T.
Gen Cor-c ei for Wisconsin as you requested Desired
a." cr w"Sd be- made TO ci"S Coz" fCn in ease oI
close election, and that tuy prepared for such
emergency over thousand cN.sudiers are enrolled in
North IN his behalf and from present indications with
that number can call to our aid half million North
aud SOUTH provided the opposition undertake to deprive
him Of his seat a. Clic Magistrate
DANIEL CAvERoS
Cameron is the private secretary Of NJ Cor
mick. Chairman ofthe Illinois Democratic Com
sax FRANctsco Nov IL
IT, ~ Nm 4 s U.Ihf Var Imh
senator Kelly. oregon here. Telegraph him to return
there Immediately l. tA.slhlY
INV YoHK Nov II, 1876
H. Ne nm tuae. n K.iiy Sfn F,'ng,ef. 'ihs
Circumstances require Your Immediate return TO Orc
gnu 20 consult Cow rnOr A. ;. HEWITT
No more testimony will be taken in connec-
ton with the Oregon cuSc. unless senator ker-
nan shall desire TO recall some of the witnesses
who have previously testified The fun Com
mittrc on Privileges and Elections were In SCI
crot session this morning. and the Oregon case
wus the subject under discussion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
rlremcn Disabled ~, Marvin a Co... Fire.

The three nrcmen who were cut ty falling
broken plate glass az the nro 10 Marvin G." hur-lw
Wareroom. at adi broadway, sunday neht last,
Yrt, taken Ca ie Sew iora Hospital Ihtr wound, he.
iue dr - D rie mem went home After the fire was un.
der control two more rcmen wont 10 the hospital ami
had wound. 900 the huul, dressed John pf.coll of %
Wand. water street, hi hc.uifed Wuuui, on iir back.
siio o. Hl Hd. lun'- Brady. lti b, tlU street, b
the t.Nt tfsh, james tAupe lui lioN street,
seriously cat ln the haunt, john kchoe 100 Madison
-irr'L hund cat, John smith, 40 West lArtA third
street, h4ui cat
Tl. l.f .-Uaunfo n damage hy tho nr' is Salnn1 Tee
uin MlIiU uW Ifi Nt tlr NHN Nurk orphan ASYLUM.
ali Na,.illN Ntf'uN Go. ur dum'srIs Slnitp. tul.N
-uffnff
l-I tnis crashed into fhr li-rml A. These romiu- niN
s.,irs and rsrrN rf.Htd Marvin tu total loss
.saltup n Wlurh ~luusiI covered hN the Mvuleaud
C4fnN, iu.u,il,, Companies Al tne FIRE MaI shat ,
u,e % Was lnuu-i iiu lire originated nom the buck
furnace an tle basement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
MIMIC and REL DITORCE.
An Actress separate. from Her Husband 90
Marry Wealthy Widower.

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 5.-Mr Charles f. Fur
hshs dramatic company, the " Fifth Avenue
Combination has for several years travelled in
New England giving representations Of Mr..
Augustn Days plays. The leading lady Of
the organization has been Furbish's wife.
known rs G'organa Langley. She is brauti
iul. about thirty years old, and an excellent
actress. She made marked success in the
drama divorce" and now She has obtained
real divorce from her husband.
Last summer Mr.. and Mrs. Furnish stayed in
this city Tor rest. occupying nne cottage.
driving fine horses. and amusing themselves
in good society. Here they made the acaunin-
tancc of Mr.. Don Thompson. a wealthy widow
or. and his daughter Lizzie. pretty young
brunette Thrse four were much together IN
quest Of recreation and II was soon noticed
that in their rides Mr.. Thompson and Mrs. Fur
hlSh occupied one wagon and Mr.. Furnish aud
Miss Thompson the other, Thu arrangement
was pot satisfactory ~ Miss Thompson. h"rau-e
She di-errnrd That her father wis falling IN
love with the fascinating actress. She called
Mr. Furnish attention 10 the subject, but he
took NO tive measures to stop the course Of
events Early ia the fall hc r,or4anizcd his
company for the dramatic season, hul his wife
refused la travel any more. She said that She
intended To- retire from the stage. ami u" inter-
rrrt"d that 10 mean thHt -h" intended 10 E"t
divorce. from him AMI marry Mr.. Ihomp- m.
lie went of on his tour. aud short time ngo
received anotcc that she bad begun suit 10
got rid oi him. Her accusation was drunk"n-
ness ami hc wrote Co. her that b" should make
mo- opposition. AMI lac wis satisfied that she
loyei another Later ho sont her the message;
hope y.u are as happy NJ | am unhappy.
HI~ mother sought tn cont 80 the SUIT. hut me
Court raj "a that she could not do sorNecpt With
lis consent which sh" could not obtain. Ihe
divorce Is now granted. 49,
Langley luts Mrs. Furh~h. and they ar" iin-
drr-loI o. Joe mHtr'm1nhiiy engaged. Mss
Thompson Is greatly pa "n-"l anu when -ome-
count hy marrying Mr. Furnish, sine replied.
We'll. r"Ncn-" is sw"N T. That remark has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
Another Of Jay Gouid's Tricks.

A California capitalist named Cohen recently
opened negotiations with the Western Union Company
for the purchase the control the Atlantic and Pacific
line Offering 81 90 shares at s5 per share JAY
Gould bad signed contract agreeing 20 deliver cohen
tltH shares At The above price. ana also agreed To give
uf tile directory the summation the
iHrgHin Cohen Uad Stuusp earnest money. and had
uutll Feb 10 complete h> arrangements. Could
carry ONT has part hN Feb u cohen supposed o be-
aotng or tho National Telegraph Company Of Fran
cisco. ut 20 .uN~c u,nN appears that 0 only acting
tonils nj A. soon H. this discovery wa made
tIr Western luuf people refused Ca furnish
purchase az IA, stock, and all negotiations for purchase
l.t ualtt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
Business lpqtitrs.


wuLsHoRo', Essex County, n v, Aug IT,
Dear sirs nurin- the aiM winter Of ir5s and
i-sfi ll'Il. tit Will side ami
chest TAI. acc0mpano 4 hy very hard cough. and
frequently raised large quantities - blood. called
urou number of physclrus All of whom prescribed Tor
mo hut tn effect fur~N or ctght months continued
grow worse when was induced Ia try nr. Mistars
Halslm of Mid CHERRY found great relief from tho
first bottle af'rwhfi used TWO more bottles, since
which time have been able TO attend to my business as
30 cents and ii aI,ttc. Sold by al drussists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06
Testing the Iu,urance Law.

The case of the New York Board Of Fire
Underwriters AGAINST Augustus J Gros- and others, o.
test the validity o Law of this state which r,Inilos
1ruilHer companies dnin- business ina tine state
10 no corfnin security with The Insurance Department.
ti" comply VAN "I'r t'-nlaugn-, WAS "l"r LNI''
NtNNi -i"r ilN INH NlIiHnf~ WN lflH"d o. fN
finuk u Mnul tu insure hl, property COR .iph INtN
n.ultd fisl 40 N.W Jcr,o' company amt sun iu tlr
MhlNlr Mutual Nliur AND lu Insurance COMPANY ul
My l't.'N. WINCH ha' not 'nmriud wan ulr -nid, IS
90 Sow hlfN rNIf fNr fiEf WNNN 800
law nin,, AGAINST uc brokers. amt ufirr 80
has heon issued agA,n,t ulvn on wAch DAl has been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-06

s Rhein FRANKIE Bremen Jan via south ,mpton ga.
;, knicArrno' ker, krmhlc. Now orleans jan 81.
= tiy VI Dallas l.cs, fcrnaud.na isb /, Via PORT
= Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia
snip James Poster. jf Ah,rl. Liverpool
Bark Albion, tautt r-uu. Roo lrlurt
Bank Mary hH-Hrth. Shields Newcastle.
bark tiNiug ~cut. Ir'.o RIO Ianetfo.
BARK Adder. a. rrt-eu glasgow.
BARR Emmanuel Andersen kln Janero.
BTU Ahbic ltcomh. Henley Mainula@
Also, the usual river and coi-twlSe vessels
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MfRINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AtHASAc-ruis
Sun rises. As . - Moon rises =. -
HIGf wArEK-Inis DAY.
Sandy Hook. o. Gov Island , 90 Hell Gate. e. 10
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While il is true that many articles are folsi'd
Qua tlllIu t- h4 lr.l ,is itl pf uf i,sNtii
t, ,nrou. uuirk mo- irum- o the day it's no cst lru,
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bet as toilet s0ap.-4iaG
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Charles H. Haswell VIVA elected and installed
IS rmmamN sacheu last eNeinng, IA tie place oi The late
loL Jalnes basley.
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Bltchoor's is le. in fhc world, at an druggists Sold
and Piled AZ c- lcbratrd wiz factory 10 Bond 81
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reduces Inflammation, alayr all pail-
pomc-oy's Trus.cs hv far The Ncst in Ask
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Erl-s CisrnMs,,,Ii.r

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shtls unlvs perfectly satisfactory. o1l Broadway
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-12
METHODIST CONFERENCE.


Boston, April 4.-The New England
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church opened to-day with Ill of 245
members Lresent. Resolutions on the
Southern question were presented by
Rev. w. F. Malieu, D. D., OF Boston, and
upon being read were received with great
applause, and by avote of the Conference
were referred to special committee of
five to be appointed by the Chair. The
preamble to the resolutions reviews the
olighting effects Of slavery, and the two
final resolutions are in substance as fol
lows;
RESOLVED, That we are alarmed and
filled with apprehensions for the future
when we contemplate the practical sale
of one of the great political parties of
the Republic by two politicians of that
party who have held, and now hold, very
intimate relations to the President, thus
sacrificing principle and purity and right
eousness for the sake of temporary sue
cess.
RESOLVED, That we protest most earn
estly against the action of the new Ad-
ministration in making terms with the
chief of the Ku Klux, the instigator of
the Hamburg massacre, NJ G. Butler; and
still more earnestly do we protest against
the official recognition by the Admins
tration of that arch enemy of the Repub.
lie, who long since ought to have been
hnng for treason, Wade Hampton, of
South Carolina, and who now by threat
ened intimidation under the roof of the
White House, as we'll as on railroad plat
forms and in other public places, defes
the power of the Government, and bull
lies the President into compliance with
his traitorous and wicked usurpations.