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Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

AT the first Conference of the NJ. f.
church OF this country, held in Philadel-
phia in June, 1913. the appointments were
as a, follows: New York, Thomas Rankin +:
Philadelphia, Geo. Shadford; New JERSEY,
John King, William Walters: Baltimore.
Francis Ashury. Robert Strawbridge, Abram
W W 1MNhitworth, Joseph Yearly; Norfolk.
Richard Wright; Petersburg, Robert Will
llams; total, ten. The membership was ::
New York, l80; Philadelphia. $50; New
Jersey. POO; Maryland, 500; Virginia, 100;
total, ll60. Then there was but one Con.
terence: now there are 81, with member,
ship Of over 100000.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

lHE GREAT WALL OF CHINA.-The Great
wall OF China was recently measured in
many places by Mr.. Unthank, an American
engineer, engaged on asurvey for Chinese
railway. His measurements give the heirht
eighteen feet, and width on top of fifteen
ieet. Every few hundred yards there is a
tower twenty-four feet square, and from
twenty to twenty-five feet high. The
foundation Of the wall is of solid granite
Mr.. Unthank brought with him a brick
from the wall, which is supposed to have
been made two hundred years before the
time OF Christ. In building this immense
stone fence to keep out the Tartars. the
builders sneverattempted toavoid mountains
or chasms to save expense. For 300
miles the wall goes over plain and mountain,
ana every foot OF the foundation is Of solid
granite, and the rest of the structure solid
masonry. In some places the wall is LuiIt
smooth up against the bank, or canons, or
preciplces, where there is a sheer descent
OF l.OOO feet. Small streams are arched
oVer but on the larger streams the wall
runs to the waters edge, and tower is
bullt on each side. On the top of the wall
there are breast.works, or defences. facino
IN and out, SO the defending forces can
pass from one tower to another without
being exposed to any enemy from either
SIDE. 10 calculate the time of buildinc. or
cost OF this wall, is beyond human skill
50 far rs the magnitude of the work is con.
cerned, 1t surpasses everything in ancient
or modern times of which there is any trace
Inc pyramids OF Egypt are nothing com.
pared to it.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

Have you ever visited factory inst he.
tore the dinner hour? The whizzino Of
wheels, the rattling OF shuttles, the rum.
bllng of heavy machinery-these sounds.
with the rapid motion of everything around.
have overwhelmed you. You were wearied
with the intense activity but suddenly.
on the ringing of a bell, the engine has
stopped; and all was still. How delightful
and emphatic that silence! Such is the
sabbath rest in the great factory of human
toll Over taxed toiler, thou mavest pause !
Inc busy wheel may stand still. The
anxious brain may be tranquil. Exhausted
nature may recruit her powers. House
holds may gather together. The husband.
with his wife, may leisurely enjoy the Gifts
OF God. The father may gather his little
ones around his knee. 1t is a holiday
Gods gift to man.-Rev Newman Hail.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

There is DIR. Mary Walker in the Rus.
sian army. She was detected through the
reckless ease with which she threw herself
into the breaches.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12
A stanza with a moral -
Ifyou gently touch the nettle
1t will sting you for your pains;
Grasp it like a man Of mettle,
Soft as silk it then remains.

The last man that didn't fly with his
flying machines, lives in California The
crowd made him fly with his legs, however
Detroit Free Press
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

UnGodly parrots were doubtless excluded
from the religious bird concert given last
week by Methodist congregation in Nil.
waukee Every lady who had a feathered
Nongster sent the cage and its occupant to
the church parlors, and in the evening
there was grand combination warbling
match. The idea is one that will stretch.
If birds can sing for the extinguishment
OF the church debt, cats can purr and dogs
can bark in the same good cause.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

C0LoNIZATIoN AS A Rum CUEE.-Rey.
Edward Everett Hale made an interesting
contribution to the temperance discussion
before the State Total Abstinence Society
at Boston last week, in a plan, which he
says has been more OF less on his mind for
80 years, for the colonization of poor men
who wish to break from the LIQUOR habit.
but have not made themselves liable 10 con.
hnement in the reformatory institutions
Men OF means some times move for time
TO temperance towns and remain there
TIL the moral strength is restored, and Mr.
Hale's plan is to secure this retreat for Door
men by system of labor contracts for two
or three years, similar to an enlistment in
the army or navy. Some island, like
Penikese or Cuttyhunk in Buzzard's bay.
could be secured, and cheap dwellings built,
with small allotments of land to each. and
with large farms, shoe shops or other in.
dustries. The class of men for whom it is
intended, Mr.. Hale thinks, would iump at
the offer to be hired with their families for
two years or three. 1t is just what they
ana their wives pray for and with com.
Portable house and gardens, steady work.
food without rum and society without
temptations, the men would, before their
contracts expired, be new men in body and
ambition, and perhaps be able to buy their
llttle homes and remain in them.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

WHY ARE WE RIGHT-HANDED ?-Investiga.
tlons by French physician, DR.. Fleurv. of
Bordeaux, have adduced facts showing that
our natural impulse to use the members on
the right side of the body is clearly traceable
10 probably physiological causes. DR..
fIeury, after examining an immense num-
DER OF human brains, asserts that the left
anterior lobe IS little larger than the right
one. Again, he shows that, by examining
large number of people, there is an un.
equal supply of blood to the two sides of
the body. The brachiocephalic trunk
which only exists on the right of the arch
OF the aorta, produces, by a difference in
termination, an inequality in the waves of
red blood which travel.from right to loft
Moreover, the diameters of the subclavian
arteries on each side are different. that on
the right being noticeably larger. The left
lobe OF the brain, therefore, beinp moro
richly h@matosed than the right. becomes
stronger; and as, 10y the intersection of the
nervous fiber, it commands the right side
OF the body, it is obvious that that side will
be more readily controlled. This furnishes
one reason for the natural preference for the
right hand, and another is found in the in.
creased supply Of blood from the subclavian
artery The augmentation of blood we
nave already seen suggested; but the rea.
son for it is here ascribed to the relative
size OF the artery, and not to any direct.
ness OF path from the heart. DR.. Fleury
has carried his investigations through the
whole series of mammalia; and he finds
that the right-handed peculiarities exist in
all that have arteries arranged similar to
those OF man. At the same time such
animals, notably the chimpanzee, the seals,
ana the beavers, are the most adroit and
Eclectic.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

Gather up the leaves and pile them in
some out of the way corner, cover them
lightly with earth, and you will have GOOD
heap Of compost in the spring. This Is
much better than making a smudee bv
burning them. =
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

1t is remarked by journal of Chicago
compile: 1.-Two souls with but a single
to get rid of each other.n
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

romantic persons contemplating an
elopement, or any form of surreptitiou.
marriage, will do well to read the weather
reports and watch the Signal Service flags.
A pretty and accomplished widow, living in
jackson, Miss, met at Saratoga. last sEm.
mer, handsome and intelligent widower
from Norfolk, Va. brisk Irritation led 10
an engagement; and the lovers separated
with the understanding that she was tn
return to her home and break the news to
another lover, who had won her hand
before she went to Saratoga. But it was
not so easy to be off with the old love. as il
lad been to be on with the new. The
jackson gentleman was wild and despair
ing, condemning her as an arrant tilt. and
vowing that she should marry him or else
remain a widow. Letters from jackson TO
Norfolk; the same from Norfolk to Jack.
son; more of them by every passing mail,
and warmer day by day, until the postal
sacks were menaced with spontaneous com
oustlon; final result-a plot-hight of the
"ldow from her home and proposed secret
marriage in Baltimore. The arrangements
were perfect, with one exception NoaI.
lowance was made for the weather Tn.
storms GENE on, the rains poured down and
the floods clapped their hands in The
valleys OF Virginia. The lady reached the
trysting-place forty-eight hours behind
time, and in a state of mental and nervous
collapse. He was not there to meet her
she trembled, sighed. telegraphed, cried.
waited two days, and finally resolved to re.
turn to Mississippi. She took the hotel
proprietor into her confidence, and after
settling her account, started for the
Crmden Station but as she was stepping
upon the platform, 10 a manly figure. Ii
was the gentleman from Norfolk, who had
been tearing his hair and looking for her in
every train from the South except the one
by which she had come. They were mar.
ried that afternoon at st. Barnabas's Church,
and went down the bay that night. One OF
the first purchases which they will make on
going to housekeeping will be an almanac.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

At the trial Of Scotch farmer, his sister
was examined as a witness, How old are
you2" said the lawyer. "Oh, well. sir. /
am an unmarried woman, and | dinna
think it right 20 answer that question. .
"Oh, yes, inform the gentleman how old
you are" said the judge. "Weel weel. /
am fifty" The inquisitive lawyer still
further asked if she had hopes Of getting
married, TO which Miss Jane replied
Well, sir, | Wilma surely tell a lie; I
hinna lost hopes yet" And she scornfully
added +" But | Wilma marry you. for am
tired and sick O. yer palayer already
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

During bis long reign the Pope has
Smyrna times., 1877-12-12

Preserve carefully your reputation.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
W5oSchenfliche S(lfarois Sfaafs-Bettffuapo.

Qualit4t 1tn6 Qtdntit6t Der OtiIG), Ionz
bern altd iogar binii9tlih Der 9auer ib7
rer Mtt0er9te6igfeit, 10 glau6cn ipir troB
aQe6em etntge 3tDeifel 6egen 3n b{&rfe1.
Den @rfG1rungen ieDr bteler ltnIerer tll0e
tighten Sarner geu1aB barf man tpoD( ia1
gen, bQB IS burGa1S fe6lerbaft tit, ben
Gpiege( Glletn ais Genn5et9en 3t teb>
mtcn ul6 1tltr aus bieletn IGlteBen 31 tDol1
fet, baB bic betreffenbe Stub etlte CUTE
Wftl9ftb iet. Mean gebe NIT etnrnal III
etltent 8tebftan btnter ben &iIDelt ber 1tno
beiebe itb 6te Sptegel genalt. Sn buttoert
SG4en miro faltm etn ein3t9eS Wtal ber
Sptegel aIein bQ5 Jtt6tige treffen lG{iet.
GS itno btetnte6r beri6tebens Burtte, tpctz
DE in Setra9t fontt1tet1, uno 0eret 3n1nt11
mentreffen mDgli1er Metle ais eth u1lfebl1
bareS 2ln3ei6en Ser G5iite ether W2tl6fI6
6tercn f0nnte. 8eipt0ers ftll0 IS Die inge@
r0nntet Otll6abertt, tpel@e DDr Der 8Dr>
beriette 6es Cutters [Gngs ser uttern Sette
be5 GGiere5 ft0 1tad portte 3ie9en; bteietz
BEN iiito e1ttipeber fletn o0er groB, ger1oe
pber me0r o6er mtnber gefritlnn1t perbunz
Ben. SDre Stdrfe TT ie0enfaGS Elm ie0r
guteS 3etden ether Wfil6tub, besglet0et
tpenn ite boppeLt itn6; 5uDetlen Der5tpeigen
fte ft0 get, tpern ite boppett un6 ic6r &C.
friimmt iin6. Ser1ter bietet Die Ttefe Der
~iogetannten Wet(6gru6e etn bea9tungsz
tpertDeS 3ei1en fit etne iebr CUTE 02iIdz
fu6. SIT 5ugleid Die !Saut cart 1n0 loie
a1flte8enb, nn6 altBer0em ic5tieBlt9 Der
W2tt9ipie9el bollItGn6tg olts9ebtlSet, 10
bGrf man aQer6tngS mttSt9erbett cuff cine
quite W1ildfu6 iblteBen.
lleber Die N15btlbun9 be5 02t[9iptegelS
lit SolgenoeS 3u bemerfelt. 9eriel6e err
itreGt ii6 bon Ser @otberleite 6eS Cutters,
no has 6aar na0 Dtnten su tpa0ielt be-
gtnnt, il6er baS Gutter 6tntpeg un6 auf tpte
I'm 0te 6ltften. Mdn@e tbetlen Sen 6t1tz
teren SptegsG in 2 I1etle = Ben ienfre1ten
Sptegel, tuel9er itf bonn Gutter ge8en Die
0ltr5el 6eS S9wan3eS erIfredt, unb be1t
6lftiptegeG, tDel6er itd ouBen utr Die 6afte
lerlm5teDt. 9arna9 mus beion6erS Set
9uttfptegel gr0B ltnb gut oltSgeprd9t iein.
Mud lou Der ytalt1n 3tpil6en ben 8orber>
atBen un0 Der Steue, 100 bds Gutter born
it0 nit benz &0rper beretnigt, 9roB ietn;
bteS betulroet etne beion6erS quite Wfelfz
etgeni6aft.
gfo0 TT barauf aufmerfian at moDen,
bob ft0 Der Mtl6ipte9el aud am GrQen
5etgt, nn0 blirftc IS ft9 fit Mtl9ptrt6z
16dften en1pfeblen, Dterauf GIT aAte1t, e0e
ma etl1en 8uQen fir 3u0t3pede aus
Ntemal3 lit tnbefen bier ser
yttldlptegel 10 al3ge6eDnt, tote BET Set
Guh |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25

gegetetltallDcr lte9et, 100 man fte 6dnn mil
Sterl t0ngen Defeittgt, 60rntt Ser gBin6 ftf
ridt 1n1lDtrft. SobaL6 nlt1t Sic gohne
a1fdtt8t 81 r%a1tfe1l, 10 bat mon Sic G}a1tfen,
tpelde 11tdQt Die Stan9e 9efaBt BADEN, oil
Dtele G1~t3llbtnoen3 DorDer aber mitiie1t Sic
SnDne1t beD4ltft 1ett, ul1O aud 0aS Muf1
btnben iDte DaS 3teit6alten bon l~tnfrQut
biirfen nt0t DeriGllnt tper0en. Die sltrn
Salnen b%efttmmten retfen 8o0nen aintnt
man int 6erbfte, tuenlt ficredt troGen ft1o.
ab unb lGBt ite gum Milter III t01en G6oz
telt; 1pGter farm man file 6Qnn ot5DQ6Ieu
1tll0 oil eilteln trodeten Srte o~ltf6etpQbren T.:
ber reife Game er9dlt s Sabre lang feline
&eimfraft.
QluBer bet StangetboDneu bat man rlt1t
Sic tpeit let0ter 81 Ste6euben 3tperg6o6nen,
8ui000Dnen DDer SruIeboDltelt, bon tpelz
0at eS ebettfaQS S9net6e>, tDie 8reD0ob>
neh gtebt. G0ie nQlilentli9 bier ie6r be-
liehtet 3ipergbo6neu it116 bGufi9 ebenIo qlt
ais Die Std19enbo0nen; fte f0m1nen rnei>
Iter5 ettDaS frit0er ult0 tper0c11 auf 8eete-
getD0bnlt1 1T bier 9tet6en gepflan5t TOO fte
IN bic 9tct6en, Detd)e SO 3oQ BON Ell
11attber %entfertt ftn6, ale Babe 6uB ie 5ipet
0obnet %5uldn1rtett in GtQen 9elegt iner6en.
Ser 8oben 3ur1 8flan3en rtuB 10 Die BET
ben S~tGngenbobnen beDall6elt iper6en; fie
miifien feiBt9 beDaGt ltltb gelpdert, ipie
bon lt1tfrout rein ge6alten tperben. SIS
gtebt bon DteIen 3Derg6Dbnen 100 m6gIi1
nod neDr glrtelt, ais BON Ben Staageuz
60D1tett.
SAlieBGt6 lei Dier np3 Ser groBen Sob
ne a16 Yuffz DOer Saubo9fle %genantt,
ertpd6nt, Die Getber 6ter 3u 2a10e iebr
arg BON etnem fletnetl &Gfer 31 let6en
bat, me56ol6 fe int @an3en nur
ielten .ge3ogen nir6. 6dllf;8 gelingt es,
et1ten etnigermaBen guten Grtr0g BON 6er1
lelber 81 erlaltgett, toelttt ite iebr ipdt = tm
Suit : gepflat3t iDtrb; ser &Gfcr lit tint
Dtele 3ett 1~netitetS Der %Dtnunben, op6 Sic
Sobnelt tperDen 0ann geiD0DnltD nltr fletn
1t10 fpdrGi6. 0ern bieS b6ie Snieft ntht
toGre, f0nnte Ste 8o6ne ldon imIfGra ODER
Nprtl gepflan3t iDer6elt, ba ite eitte1t 5tentz
lid Itarfen 6roft DertrQgen fQrn un0 ie(bt
GbgNr0ren i0neQ iptcber altSlGteBt. Gie
intro Suipeilen nit Den &artoffeIn 5uiQmz
men ttS 1etbe Btldn5lo9 gelegt ipuit aber
tn 9tetbelt bon 8-12 3oG 0ette; in ben
Get0en Ge8t aan ite ~etn3elt As 8ou BON
etnalloer elltfernt. Sic miiHen fleiBig Qez
loGert, beb0rft n1b bebdufelt tuer0er, ipeltn
tie 6-8 3oQ bod ftu6. MlQn0e f~netfen,
1obqlb it9 bic 8l}tt0en 0ffnen, obe1t sem
Stengel bieSptbe ab, mp6ur0 1fe nidt nur |
better dnleben ipQet, ion6ern audi D0s 8ez
fallen BON Snieften CD berbin6ert merbet
tou. Mll0 bon bteier 8o1ne giebt es ner>
i9ieoelte 2(rten. beren Gei0mQd un0 &ul>
tlr tnbeffen ntdt pelentliG bon chamber
N6iDet0en. Die bier getp06nli0e 9uTf6D6ne
lift Sic grine &tnbiDr6ohne; gum SpGtz
pfan5en lit tnbeT1en Die fri6 ltn0 boQ trQz
genbe 3iDeigbui 6el6o6ne Sic g~ectQnetffe.
9te reifen 8obnen be0alten 6 Sabre ibre |
!&einfrQft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25

@enn eit 9Fer6 anf Sic &nie gefonen
IT, tliDTe mani es Goagiam in ben Stall,
gteBe 2 elmer @aifer ouf Die 8unbe, url,
lie gut SIT retl1igen, bod p1ne tie 31 retben,
trofne tie Dant ab pber tupfe fte pieLmeDr
nit etnera StiiG 2eintpano troden, unb
lege fingerbif auf Sic @unbe Iafelz8aumz
&pnlle, b~efeittge leBtere nit einem breitet
S~tretfenSlaneQ un0 be6efe2(ues nit einena
nt0t SIT felt a%ltge5ogenen Gnieleber ;-barin
laiie man 6as Bferb "a Sage alsru6en,
obne ben 8erban6 3u beriibren. 9fah btes
Ter 3ett nin1ntt man ben Iebteren 1orglGm
alb, nalne1tli0 bic 8aumpolle, aber obne
Die arufte, Die ft6 9ebtlhet babelt tptrb, su
berlbret, 9tun fibre man bas 8ferb etn
tuentg lumber, nber nun int SGrttt, banit
BITE RrIfte nt0t bre6e. Damn le8e ma
pteoer N0tte altf, bod pbne 6te an ser
&rtlte tlebeltoe t%pegsu5upfen, un6 le8e aud
ben Serbanb lar11lnt benz <teleAer ipie0er
an. Sn 12-14 Gagen fGllt IN Der 9tegel
Die Grltite q6 uno mani ite6t etne neue
6aut b%arunter, peltbe NIT 0aaren be6edt
iplro, UNI 3tpar 0bne trgenb cine 2(en7
aerHn8 - lebit IN Ser Sarbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25

barous berbprgetpa6ien. @iirhe tb sic
@abr6sit iagen, tb mIBte mor9en St al
bteien BON mir beute tt0e6 unDergeiieuen
S6refen suridfe9ren. 6Qrre i'd aus, 10
fam i9 mir uno meirem @atten cine
gliidli6e 3ufunft errtngen."
IS lit tpGbrli6 cine iGUiertge Gage,
NtB 8%aunthorpe, unb i9 fIble nit gan3em
0er8en fur Sic. Qleiu eS fpGre f%reunotts
der getpeien, tpenn sic mir frii6er baOon
elne Alloeutung gegeben nltD mir erlpart
bdtten -. NUN - cine btttere Gnttdltl dung
eripart bGtten. 0o6 mlB i6 S6nen aud
IN bieiem Sale fir eSbr 8ertrauen oatfen.
y9tod elm @ort, Sir 8ilforb. 8itte,
Iaiien sic meinen O6etm nt6t abnert, OGB
Sic mid sur Srau 6egebrt Aa6e1, CT tpllroe
es mir uienlalS per3eibcn, SDre1 antrag
ntGt Gltge1101tt1en 5I baben."
SD mil Gorge bafiir tragen. Gr lou
mid fir bos herG6tlibite 0eib0pf auf @r7
Sen halten, fir cine mdnnltt1e @otette, t!tr
einen W1ann, Der etnemr bilbi6en WhIoGer
ben 6of ma0t, obne babel Glf stiposAnne1
res als auf feline etgene l~lnterDattang 81
benfen. SD nil ben Corn bes alteu 6arrn
truqen, perlaiien sic itd DGrauf, OdB
Jaunt6prpe, unb penn Sic %ien1alS zines
Sreun6es be0iirfen, 10 erinnern Sic fth,
DaB trob einet idtpertn @uttdui6ung Q3tlz
fprb Gnrbonnel Sgnen bis gum Eobe ergez
ben it,"
Gortiesurs foiSt)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
Ganomtrtbfbaftltd)es
Ser @flMfnieneI.

gSieberbolt lit Sic gebauptung orfgez
felt tporben, baB Ser Wftl1ipiegel baS
ii9erfte 3et9en fit Bic Oite elmer Stub Jet.
8iele tpouen iogar i6on BET &Glbern aus
Der 8eurtbeilung bes Mtl6ipiegels ibren
ipdteren @ertb ~erfennen. 8e6enft man
aber, ipte ntele ionittge Gtnflitiie IN Der 3eit
stpti6en Gatb nn6 Waildfub nod miriam
iDeroet, 10 folgt i6on 9teraus bte nnbalt7
Bartlett bieier Nnnabne.
Wenn audi nambafte Ianbtptrtbfbaftz
lt9e S9rtftteuer aus bem Spiegel Der
G9tere ben pabren @ertb elmer Stub fir
bic W}il9ptrtbl@aft Ieien gu f0nnen 9taue
ben nup atpar ntat aIein btnii9tlt9 Ger
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
,~413,OO0,0oU gsis. st,

2,413,OO0.Go Eio. ST.
0as Matn3er Ia9bl. i1retbt aus
Borms: Sci elmer iiingit ftattgebdbten
Sniptctrung oes bier lieqen0en geatn1ents
in Der @Dmtalttf bur6 SEN e~ommanbirenz
ben General b. Sol tpolIte elmer am
uSprungfaiten" anfgefteuten abt6et>
lung Der Jog. 0GngSiprung ni6t 9e1
.lingen. Der COMMANDMENTS fprberte ben
Die Mbtbeillng lettenben unterofft3ter quf
ben Sprung ben 3euten Dor5umaden.
Ser Sprung mtBlang e6enfauS. Stun
tpanbte ii6 Ser General an Sen 2teutena1t.
9erielbe ipraug pflt6tldulbtg auf BEN
Gaiten lD3 = aber btnuber3ufommen ner@
nto6te er au9 nt6t. Gin fragen6er Bid
auf ben 6auptmann, Oh er ni6t audi etnz
NAL Ietn Slid probiren fpollte, n0tbtete
otelem 0aS @eitdnbntB ab, baB CT nidt
n1e1r nerntDge, Die %genanute 1ebung aus
5nfItbren, 0a legte Der alte @enera1 ieiner
Oegen ab unb iprang nit elmer @legan3,
Tim tDel6e tbn mander Sdbnbrt6 bate be-
netoen f0nnen, Iber BEN &afte1t. @enn
man beoenft, baB General bon Sole, Ser
I'M porigen Sabre ietn 50iGbrtges 9tenit>
jubtlGum 9efetert bat, blot an ben Gieb>
stgen itebt, 10 fonnen mir inn CUR iolder
SugenbfrtI6e nur ber3Ii6 gratuliren uno
tpInIdeny baB ibm Oieielbe nod LANCE
Sabre erbalten bletbe,
Sn Ser, Sc Der oS6metbntber
Stg." tptro cine geIunoe Qlmme, MIN
oe1tenS 6 % o6en alt, geluGt. SSn
bteItger @egenb pflegen 6ie iingiten @ntz
men bod otter gu ietn.
Ser 8abnbofszG 81 fourateur grosfe
Se!gt am 20. Dtat In Der &Dntgsz
butter 3ettung on: v8et unginitt7
ger 2Sttterun9 ftnbet bas 8ter TN
S9ale ftott." @te idmedt ~fattfina
oenbeS Bier?
Dem GbeaterbIatte ,,Gra" 3ufoIge,
leloet Ole Sdngertn SrGuletn Etetiens
on Der Malerin@t. Qm 80, Stat mnBte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
Railways Ready Relief

8ep&Drt fofnrtise &iaSeraus bet
GNtsfiso1htg Ser 9sierea,
Gt4siiR0uag Der GtaIe,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
9t:tG eaa=@nt5iitomaGs
acknowledgment, &~eeafIcpfet,
GFaap, SipbfDeritis, GsmtterbefGtuerocn,
Gat&rrb, SntnenSa, &opff@mersen,
SAbnf Gtterscn, ranGett sails,
gtcnrot9te, &beaa1atSsHams,
@e3ieE8ie6er, anS 0roRbemIea.
Die Qnpenbutt9 b5 Ready Relief an Der idmers
5enoert Stele, ptrD iofortige s~tnbertn9 peruria6en.
Dretbtg bis ie95i9 &ropfeu IN einem ba(6en @[aIe
gSaiIer bettet in went9en Nu9enbttden GrGr1pie, Otar
rboe, peroorbenen Wtoqen, 6er5breunen, Sopfi6mersen,
0plienterte, 6oltf, 8tabuu9en unb ale ini1ern S6nIerz
sen.
&etien6e ioGten ME obne eine 6taIde pom Rad
ways Ready Relief ietn. Glide Gropfert, in
g8aifer 9euortnen, ~perbiiten bic bdafis I9ltmmen Eolqel1
zines &efiefS i'm Grtntluaier. IS tit ais Mci3miftel
tran8OfI9em 8rartttDein o0er 8ttterS uor5u3ie9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
DHg. RADEVAY9S
PEE rs!

HoQfdnbtq eeI6madtos unS nit iiBem Summit ibsrz
.ooer, reiniqen, re8eln, tGutern nnb ~itdrfer. y9ta0woD's
Efl(s1 fir bic {SeiIung aler &eidmerben inn Dtagert, Der
Qeber, BEN @in9epetbeu, BEN gtterer, Der Sarnbloie, iitr
6e Setlung pom Sopfidmer5en, ~rerp6iet 3utdnoen,
@erftopflng, llnperoouIt9tett, 0p8pepIta Guaenfieber,
MISUNDERSTANDING, @oloaber nnO alien St6ritn9ert iu
Ben @ingemetben. Sir etue iidere Setluug bur6 BEN
Gje6rau9 Der 8iQen wtrb garanttrt. Stein pegetabtltid,
~ert6altet feline Queditlberni dung, feline 0tetaae uuo
feline I66oliden Drogueu.
g@Ey Mtan beodte bic no6Itebenben Spmptonte, pel6e
fj bel St6run8en IN ben @eroouun9Sor9anet geltenb
MAIDEN:
@erItopfung, @oGoobern, glutanbrons mad benz Soz
pie, Wla9enIdure, l%lebelfett, Sobbrennen. &ppetitlOiigz
feit, Wfa9enidwere, Grbreaun9en, nnreSelmGBi9e 8erpez
stngen in Ser Maseusrube, S6minDel, bei9teunistes
In6 i6meres atbmen, 9~et6rter 5er8i3lo9, erittfun9sz
dhnfiGe @eiiible int 2te9en, Gdwd6ung Der Gcbfrdit,
Tieber, buntpfe Sbmer6en i'm Sopf, 0tan9el on Nusbiiuz
ituug, @elbperbeu ber 4uger uno Der t6aut, Sdmerser
in ber @ette, Ser 8rnit unb BEN iibrise1 @lieoern lino
pl6blife 2npanbllnget por 0tbe.
@inige Ooiet BON n0tabwaD's Btns" rperben bos !G6rz
per1pltem pom ali ben b~enanntcu 9t6rrnoen beireien.
@rets Is Gents bic S6a6tel. Sn Q~potbefen AT ba6sm.
9eiet SSFalSe and True.
@@idt cine 8rtefwarte mad 8aSruap 6 Co., So. 80
@arrenitrabe, Stem 9ort, ltuo S'br werSet 4u8fuuit err
balteu, pelbe @u9 2auienbe pertb lit,
9juR1SlauI, pienpouupS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-25
@eidwiire BON 5tpOGfiGDrigetn 8adS=
t0um iuerOem Onr0 ,,9labwap's Sc
iplneItt" oehfilt.

or. wo6wup! Sd lit an Observation-Disclosures i'm
Gteritod unb lit ben @tn9emeiben. lae Ner3te erfldrz
ten, mir f6tne ni8t %se9olen ruer6ett. SD pen6ete aIe
Wttttel on, bic mir entpFolleu 1purbet, aber feines bra9te
mir Setluns. SD lab Sbr D9eiolpent" rno bafte, i3
f6nnfc es banrit etnnial periuden; i'd ieste fetn Ser
traacu in baiiet6e, bern i'd bate idon 5p6lf Sabre lang
9etitten. 50 naRm ie4s5 6leiaet pom benz ,9tsloluent,"
SSbrent ,,3feabp 9telief" unO iebt iebe unb fHble i'd feline
Gpur mebr pom benz GeiGwlr; r;no tb fable mid mo6z
Ter; 9li@li@fr E1io Gni8eraamtsr o(s i9 milo lett sp5Lf
Itufen Sette Der Gin9emeioe, pberbat6 bcr S9omleiite-
SD i0reibe Sbner bteiet 8rtef. i'm ouberer 9et6enoen 5t
nitben. Gle f0nneu ~peuletbeu per5fientti6eu, pent lie
IS Min den.