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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-20

Leave Bayard l1.45 a. M and 800 p. m! Arrive
New Philadelphia q 20 and 100 p. m, Leave New
Philadelphia 700 a, m. and l.2O p, m. Arrive
Bayard $50 a. m. and 3.55 p. m.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

ANECDorE OF Mr.. LINCoIN.-A new
story of Mr.. Lincoln is related by cor
respondent of Rarpe's Magazine. This
gentleman called upon Mr. Lincoln annn
alter he was installed, aud while await
ing the Presidents leisure in walked sew.
eral officers Of the Spanish navy to pay q
visit Of courtesy to the American ruler
They mistook the visitor for the Presi.
dent, and while they made their pleasant
speeches to the former, the latter shook
with laughter, and motioned to his caller
to go on with the farce. The correspon.
dent concludes: II thought how I had
paved the way to win the position 1 had
come TO ask. l made up my mind to adj
dress the President in q new way, and
ti,uo alu 10 .ne noid already mad upon
him. SO, when my time came, stepped
up to Mr.. l.. and said: Sir, have seen
the annoyance to which you are subjected
by so many and often-repeated requests
for innumerable positions, etc. Now il
you will permit me to shake hands, ]
will try aud smother my desire for GER
tain position which i had come to ask
from you.' Mr.. L. jumped up, and
Srasping my hand said: Sir, you are
one man in 2 thousand. am doubly
Indebted TO you. You have been the
means Of conveying 10 those Spanish of.
fcers that the President of the United
States Is very handsome n,au, then you
do ,enot even ask nm Office. But he
added, hurry home. You may re.
pent.'"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26
Cats and SnalIes.

1t is not often that we hear any credit
rendered to the cat for either intelligence
or affection; and it is therefore pleasing
to be able to record .wo instances in
which one, if not both, of these qualities
is shown in remarkable manner in this
animal. A gentleman writing from
India to q friend in England, few
months ago, says of q pet Persian cat:
Il was lolling on the sofa, drowsily peru
sing the newspaper, few mornings ago,
when Tom came and stood near me new
ing in plaintive way, rs is to attract at
tention. Not wishing to be disturbed, I
waved him off. He, however, returned
IN minute or so, and this time jumped
on TO the sofs, and, looking me in the
face, renewed his noise more vigorously.
Losing patience, roughly drove him
away. He then went to the deer of the
adjoining room, and stood there uewing
most piteously. Fully aroused, / rot up
and went towards him. AS {srproached,
he made for the farther corner of the
room, and began to show fight, bristling
up ard fourishing his tail. 1t at once
| struck me that there was an unwelcome
visitor in the room, which Tom wished
to get rid of; and sure enough, in look
ing towards the corner, discovered
/ . dressing table. The noise made by our
approach aroused the snake, and he at
tempted to make off; but dispatched
loaded close by. You ahould have aeen
Toms satisfaction. He ran between nv
legs, rubbing himself against them caress-
ingly, as If to say, Well done mssterp
The snake measured five feet seven
inches in length" ,.s.
The friend to whom this incident is
related, after reading it to me, went on
to say, that some years ago, when in
India with her father, the family were
gathered after tea, one rainy evening,
listening to one of their number who was
reading an interesting story. While thus
engaged, n cat of which her father was
very fond jumped on his knee, and, NOV
| ing about in a restless manner. began In
NEW In louder key than usual. The
old gentleman, as was his wont, COM
menced to caress the cat, expecting there
| by to quiet it; but to no purpose. It
showed signs Of impatience, by jumping
down and up again, mewing vigorously
the whole time. Not wishing TO be in
terrupted in what was going on, he called
for o servant to put the cat out of the
room but Puss would not tamely submit
to an indignant turnout, and commenced
clawing at the old mans feet. This he
thought was going too far, he rose to
] chastise the cat hut era ha had time IN
do so, he discovered that il was nothing
less than y timely warning which Puss
had given him, for rot far from where
he sat there was under the table, small,
venomous snake. which probably would
have bitten him had ne nolested or
! trampled on it. The reptile was imme-
d;ea.tsslyj' atsy killed ard Ps:es celsed her hiewe-
ing Chambers Journni.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26
suLpHo-CAnnoLArE or Soma

SULpHo-CARBoLATE OF SODA IN
SCARLET FEVER, DIPHTHERIA, ETC.-
DR.. G. D. Beebe, OF Chicago, in o COM
munication to the Tribune of that city,
maintains that scarlet fever, diphtheria,
erysipolas, and certain other forms of
epidemic or contagious diseases, owe their
malignity to septic germs or living or
Ea:i;5ris q. tho tho 1ioo6. he says tnat ne
came to this conclusion with regard to
diphtheria more than ten years ago, and
accordingly tried the internal admins
tration OF carbolic acid to destroy the
germs. The results were satisfactory,
many desperate cases recovering rapidly
under this treatment. He was subse-
9uently led to regard erysipelas az of
septic origin, and the certainty with
which the disease is arrested by tha in
ternal use of an efficient ant;septic seems
to him complete demonstration Of this
view. Fully eiPhh wears neo ha nredintnd
that scarlet fever would some time be
proved to be as clearly of septic charac-
ter as diphtheria, but it is only within
tho past two years that he considers this
to have been demonstrated. pig
IN closing, DR.. Besbe earnestly COM
, mends the gulpho.carbolate Of soda to the
a.tentsa.: &C the boards OK health III our
cities and 'of the true physician every
where" He adds this practical sngges-
tion: ts
cannot dismjss this aubiect without q
warning to those who pretend to make
usc of this agent, but use so small q
quantity as "a be utterly 7asueless. do
not know that this agent possesses any
other therapeutic properties than rs an
antiseptic; and, to be useful as such, il
must bs given in quantity sufficient tc
disinfect the blood, otherwise it will bS
as useless in the face Of thesa diseases a,
the spray of an atomizer in extingGishinr
o coDfiagration.--Boston Journal o
| Chemistry.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

SOUTH CARoLINA's FRIEND--THE
New YORK HERALD.-The citizens of
Colunb;a d:d graceful and becoming
act an presenting to Mir. Eccles Cuthbert,
the correspondent OF the New York Her
aid, handsome gold watch as an eyi-
dence Of their recognition of the candor,
iiiiip;aartti;aiity and ability with which ho
has chronicled events at the State Capt.
tai, since the nomination of Hampton
last autumn. Now that the political re-
demption of South Carolina is accom-
plished, Mr. Cnthbert returns to his old
headquarters ut Richmond, bearing with
him the goodwill and good-wishes of
thousands to whom he is personally un-
known, but who realizo acutely how much
South Carolina owes to him and the great
newspaper Of which i,e is representa-
tive
The success which has attended South
Carolina in her struggle for deliverance
e a!:c due, &C :s-so measure, 80 .hs sIsPpOI
given her, and the aid rendered her, BY d
few journals in the North. Their words
reached ears which were closed to Sorth-
ern speakers, and found readers Were
Southern newspapers ere rarely seen.
Foremost, staunchest and most inauen-
tial among such journals was the New
York Herald Month after month, with
out hesitation, the Herald pleaded the
cause of good government in South Car
olina, rningling its appeals for Justice with
wiso counsel and cheering words to the
agonized people Of the State sHnr once;
the heart of the mighty Journal seemed
touched, and, in behalf of South 'Caroli-
NJ, every resource of rhetoric, sarcasm
and invectiye was exhausted. The whole
value, to South Carolina, Of the Haulds
work may never he known, but enough is
known to command fox the Herald the
respect, confidence and gratitude ef q
redeemed people. And If anght were
wanting to fill to overhowing the cup OF
our thankfulness, it is found in the fact
that the Herald 10 toiling for Louisiana,
onr suffering sister, as it labored for South
Carolina, and win rot turn aside until,
In the Gulf, O victory Is won as brilliant
rs that which perched o. our standards
in the once PROSTATE State.--Neida d,,d
Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

:--"It is we'll to leave something for
those after u.s." as man said when he
threw @ barrel in the way Of q constable
who was chasing him.
- The Missouri Legislature hes passed
bill offering bounty of five cents for
every rat that is killed. no man suffer
ing from deliriun, tremens need apply.
Hot drinks should be avoided In day
time during cold weather, as they have a
tendency to weaken the lungs and affect
the throat. Take DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup
for all cases of coughs, colds and hoarse-
ness.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

- An old negro woman gives her
views on raising cotton thusly: "De way
de use to make cotton in my day was wild
plenty OBJ hick'ry. Dey didn't need nc
juanner den. An if you'll glib me few
niggers and good hick'ry nc%, kin
make any oh dis land about heah fotch
good cotton, dat will beat any OBJ yer
iuanner p
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

AKGAL LADKERTLSLT0.-we arc compelled to
require 6aah payments for adveTtisiDg ordered By
Erecutofa. Administrators and oskesc a.st.ses.c:
ana herewith append the ratea for tho ordinary
noticeg, which will only be inherited WHOM the
r.i1nvy c0ruTs with the order;
Citations, two Insertions z. ~ 30 $500
Estate Notices, three insertions, 2oo
Final Settlements, i've insertions 400
TO EORRR2EnNDKMM2-I n.aee tc -ees>t-.
attention. communieations mast bo secotnnanied
by thS true nsTs end address Of the writer. RE-
lecsed mannscripts wiz not DO Returaed unless the
thereon ulsai.i3 r. u 3 - - %
81 We are not responsible for the views and
opinions OF our correspondents.
;, All communications should ba addressed TO ed
to:s lnt?illgeneer aud all checks, drafts money
oraers, hc, should be made payable 70 the order
OF tti1' HOYT & CO.,
Anderson, q. G.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

RATES OF SUBsCRIPTI0N.-TwoD DoLlARs
,sr aunum, and ONE DOLLAR fer six months
han six Iaonth1.
Libefai deductions made to clubs Of ten o,
RSERS OS IDHE4fxSIaG.-One Dollar per
uuare Of one inch for the frat insertion and Fifty
a;eulu FoT syusTa inuu
ehreo months. No advertisements counte Ies.
than square.
Liberal contracts will be made with those wishing
to adye5iisu inroe, six iwriyo ,sIuniis. ad-
mediate business Of the iTm individual oontIae-
sipg. .
of Respect, and all personal communications nr
matters ct Individual interest. Will be charged fr
Al advertising rates Announcements OF mGfTikaas
nd deaths and notices off religious character are
respectfully solicited, and will be inserted gratis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

The Presidenps Policy discussed by a
Radical Repuhlican-Duty Of the Col
ored PeopIe--Why the BLACKS should
ioin the Democratic Party.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

"A new paper in Texas starts out
with the announcement that "in religion
We are conservative, and we intend to ad-
here to tho cash system.S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26

= ]. Is pleasant to shake hands with a
girl whose fingers arc covered with dia-
monds, for you feel that you have for
tune within your grasp.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-26
A POlICYi FOE THE BLACKS. 4

LETTER TO A COLORED SfIssIs.
3 ss,AppEANs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-11
MISCELLANEOU S.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING CoMPANY.-LOCA.
- ton of principal place OF business, 40o
California street, san Franc SEQ, California.
Location of works, Eureka Nevada
Mott e. -Thera is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
mcnt tNo. 81 levied on the 2jth day o. March,
1877. the several amounss sot opposite the
ma res OF the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-11
~ OTECE.

To ISAAC IRWIN, r. b. STRAIGHT,
era. Take notice that /. the uDdersi NOD ,
hereby Withdraw from the suit heretofore
commenced by you, wherein | am n plant q
II gai It G. a. Brown, John Collins. Mrs.
Black well, Paul uehr and others, for tho
water of tho Warm Springs. in Nye county,
Nevada, and | ask to have my name dis
missed as plaintiff therein.
JOS. MENDES.
Eureka, Nav 4, 1877. mga-lw
t6clmont Courier" 0 one time1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-11
Application for Patent
TO THE W%ILLlAHSBURGH RIKE.

U. s. LAND 0gPIcE,
EUREKA. Nav, May /, 1871.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Samuel Cooper, a. Benedict, l.. A..
nall and Il. 4. Mcdaniel. whose FostOfl ee ad.
dress Is eureka. New. nave this day filed
their application for a patolt for Gttecn hun.
drcd u ,5bJ) linear lc5t OF tho William buTyh
mine or vein bearing silvef, with surface
ground two hundred tZ0) feet Ia width, stu.
ate, lying and being in Eureka Mining dis.
trici, county Of Eureka and state Of Nevada,
and known and designated by tho field notes
III.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No. III
being as follows, to-wit:
N"ri4tion tje 90. east.
Commencing at a post marked Ne. /, L.. S.
survey No. III, whence the HaCst8 II ia the
town Of Eureka bears ;. % a.. So MN. h.,
t,7ij t., the highest point OF Ruby BiA No. |
bears :. 0 Dc. % Min. W., S.57 f.. post
NO. ], 7. ). survey 40, 81, Buliwhacker ioae
benrs \. 66 dg. S uin. W. 20 O-lO f.. and The
r., oOl +lU IT,; thence running LIST course 5.
io'g dg. T., 800 t., to post marked No. ?, Il.
> saryey 10. III; thence running "a course
> ia d.. VI. 40 IT,, to post marked No. 8,
y. >; survey, No III; thence 81 course n.
lo's dg. W., 1000 H., TO post mark d No.4,
u. >: survey No. III; this post stands on The
southeastern boundary OF survey 10. 81, Bull.
w acker lode; themes Ith course n. 81 dg. L.,
lOl l., TO post marked No.. 5, H.. 5. survey No.
III, thu same being post No. , OF said survey
No. Of; thence 9th course n. - dg. W..
lOZ it,, 70 poet marked No. o, u. 5. sur
Yey No. III; thence 9TH course n. ilE dg.
T.. 81 40 t., to post No. l., tho place of be-
glunin containing G76 100 acres.
his CLAIM Is bounded on the west by the
B~uil@ndcker mine.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
District en- page 81 n Book L OF the Eureka
District Mining ecOrls.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Wi,lIainsburgh mine, or sad
mining ground, as hrreinbcfore described,
are required 50 file ia ir adverse claim with
the Register OF the United states land Office
atEWreka in tho state Of Nevada. during
tho sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they viii be barred by virtu5 OF the proyi-
sions OF he statute.
N.Y. 0d d.. u. INN Ell, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-11
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent
TO THE ADAMS AND FARREr
AND DEEP MINE.
NOTICE NO. 373.
u. $. LAND OFFICE

u. >. LAND OFFICE
Eureka. Nevada, April %. 1877
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu.r
~ the fhenix Silver Mining Comnpnr AZ
rs duly authorized agent, VIM. ArrinstaDgy
whose postoIiice, address is Eureka, NeTada'
nas TINS day MED his application for a paf"n,
for 4 06-l0 linear feet of the Adams and rs%rurrint
and Dee mine or vein bearing silver. with ,,eh
face ground 200 feet in width, situate. Iiss;n.r
and being in Eureka Mining district. co nrng
and designated by the helJ notes and oe gV !
plat on flo in this office as Lot No. ia. liz
exterior boundaries Of sDid Lot No. lI6 baiuuoo
as follows, to wit: ehs
Variation 1879 dog. east.
Commenclng at a post marked No. !, US
Survey NO. llB, the sane being post No H..
Y. ). Sur ey. No. dS, Carson lode, whence tSual
flagstaff in the town of Eureka bears \ 'He
deg. II min E. $3.50 feet. The highest noin,
e Ruby Hill No. l bears N. e2 deg. ii p MN
@.l,so7 feet; The Layton shaft bears \. x
deg. 81 min. W, Sli $40 feet; aud the pberiwv
shaft bars :. Is deg. Il, 2S2 oct. rbenaas
running Grst course s. 2lM deg. E.435 4-IGfanN..e
to post No. 8 of L. .. Survey No. 9S, lack os'
lode, $40 b-l0 feet, to post marked No. 2iI@9
Survey No. ll3: thence, secosd coprse S'ss,
deg. W. 100 feet, to the northwestern end i'm
ct said survey No. So, Jackson lode, 200 t aat
to post marked No. 3 4. ). Survey M. liss,.
thence, third course M ~ deg. w. $50 R-l0i,
to post marked No. 4. u. S. Survey No, iihss'
lIb hHilt uGiIa post No. 4 Vi u. =. SurYny M
~, Carson lode, and thence, fourth course n
- deg, e.. 200 foot, to post No. /, the pIace ~
beginning. SO much Of said survey IA ~
Jackson lode, as conflicts with this saryey 4,
excluded IRON this survey. Said conaic, .
described rs follows, to wit: Beeinpinea a,
post No. o o: said survey No. Is. j actscn
lode, and running thence, first course i. az
deg. 4. 4j 2-l0 feet to post No. 2 Of survey NJ
ll5, Adams and Farren lode: thence. secori
course, 5. 81 deg. w. 100 feet; and tbencS Y
81 dog. i. III 40 feet to place of heginnirs
which leaves within tho survey No. ia
2 l5-l00 ares.
This claim is bounded on the north BY IL.
Carso oil, aud en- the south by the jackson. w
The location Of this mine is duly recordedin
the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining Dis.
triet. Eureka County, State Of Nevada. on
page l73, book A, and page 90, in book ID ~
sAid Mining Keeords.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of saidAdams and farren minenr
said mining ground as herein before described
are required to file their adverse claim with
tho Register Of tho United States Land
Office, at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada.
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they viii be barred By virtue az
the provisions Of the Statute.
ap2i-jjd d. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-11

And in accordance with law. and an order
of the Board os Directors, made on the 2ith
day Of March, 1877, so many shares Of each
parcel of such stock as may be neces airy,
will be sold at public auction, on the
twenty first day Of hsay, 1872,
at the hour of one o'clock P. NJ, of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and en-
penses of the sale.
c. n. SHAW, Secretary.
Office i0S California street, Room 4.
my5td
, 1877-02-14

fort, mOsen Die &inoer oes ipelBsp
Sdaers nit Dem Manne sieben, Der e'h
Mnredt an lie bat. Sd tin es 5nfrleoell'
Nortaeraumt lit Die Wolte, weld)e ltd
,wil6en Die NaAburS0tationen su Ienfer
orobte. Stag oas Sell in Ser Grbe oer@
rotten uno in Staub ;erfaaen.
DaldusYeid 800 Die 9auSe ans Der
Groe, uno Die funtelnoe Spite ourd) lelne
linfe Sano 3tebeno, entfernte CT ben
Sano bon oerlelben. Setn Seltht hattie
einen ,pilben, oeriAlolienen IuSorud an
seuommen, unbeimlih sliibten Die au9en
ltnter ben balb seiAloiienen 2ioerm berz
Dor, inoem er perItobleu Die i'm BON benz
ldwar;en Suau treunenoe @ntfernur19
nit Den Sliden mos.
Ber bat elm sr66ereS glnreht an oas
Msdbden, fraete 'er insrimmis, eth Sreirls
Der, welden ie ME lab, ooer Der Wfann,
oei1en Siitte uno 2a9er iie tbeilte?
Sarptlins, ou liisit! fubr Suau, mie
bon ether @iitldlanse eebiien, empor,
ou liieit nad Nrt zines biinoilden Wte5>
caleros Mpaae! Su, ou lii9f! Mas Slo
Isu1 in beiner Siitte 9epeilt baben,
mobin iie ,pioer ibren 8ilen seldleppt
lpuroe, meiter aber reiden oetne Inz
ipril@e an fis nidt! q sarrrp
i. I(5ortieeuns fotst.) -
, 1877-02-14

werlpnen, bic an glppetihpFsfsit unt Wibsr.
wilen sesen Spetien lsiben, iinp DR.. Aug.
RSnt9's 9amburser 1rpptta 3u
empfeblen. Serr Iatbtas DrabcbeL glae
@ptins, Neb., f6rsibt eariiter: Mein Gater,
I9pn bp6 I'M glitter, serlpr isinsn Mpretit unb
bate lcsar einen @ioerwiasn seeen Speiien,
mas ion lebr lhpa1 unb unb leipenb madte.
MuI unier 3urepen sebrau9te ts DIR. Musua
RSnis's 5anburser Irppfen5 Der Ippstit tebr-
te suriid, uno CT fabIt nun Gin gang snpersr
Wenl1 gu lsin.
, 1877-02-14
Oefentlihe Oanfiaeuns.
Mnasna aus etnsm 9rtefe son 9. bsiam6l.

Mussne aus etnem Brittle son 3. 5siau;il'
Ter, Buff, 5oware Counts. Soma, an ieinea
@rbn s. 5einmiIer, &sbattsur bee xalba.
mp 5erplb".
go. SD Fann nf6t umbfn, Did ~ btt.
ten, IN Deiatm Slatte uniern DHenttiGen Doni
fur bic Sei(uns Ietner Shutter purG DR..
Aug. &bnts's 6amkur6er 1repfsn
aus3uIpreben. 0te Du weiBt, lit bic liets
Mutter an einem idperen 0sberIetpen, une
lslbit bic SiIfs unisrer aerste mar persebli9.
Wir prObirten bic 5amturser Iropfsn, uno
puroe bkft ben @ebrau6 ber1elben bic &C.
lanbbeit Der SHUTTER piseer gang bsrssfsat,-
sd pinihs Du %tptrbeif bic 5amburser
Meoietnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
bsnn ie baben fb auf's gOrtrsfFi9fe in uaie-
Ter 5auilte bepabrt.
, 1877-02-14
81
WEEKLY TIMES.
Gas grDbte unS hrilantcfte Wspd1enblaff IN
ben StGnten pes Sitens.
sc Spalten osfiat nit benz aussrleienOiten aeleltpfT
ltnabbGnaig In Mnem-Sfeutral tn Ntdts.

.;Sie philadelphia sseeflp 9intes" cine Set
tum9 in GroB.Ouart nit Sc Spaltet iplro pom 8lelt
MGrs 1877 an iepeu Salnitaa eriteinet. sic
miro %entbalten Die moali6it ppnffdneise 3ufans
menffeluns alter laufeneen Neuigteiten Der
SBpd,e, pplitiid,er. ~io3taIer, lfferarii1er. fffans
siener. epmmerciener II. ansenietner; furd,tipfe
9eitarttfel Hber bic Srasen une Die Natner ees
teIpunften pee Sntershes i'm san,en HsnSs; soi.
Spurnaie9 aller Narteien. nnn bic ~neMeffen tsles
srapbiiben 9epeia,en aug oasn a9tilsn pes GIo r.
@n beionoerer Sorju0 Der sg4eetlp 3 imesI
tperoen original. Beitrd9e Der beroorra9enolten
Staatsman1ter, Sploaten uno 0elebrten oes Ganoes
lein oarunter cine aeibe BON @rtiteln. Die bnrte ollie
Nuntmern pGbreno oes eriten Sapres laufei, iportt
apitel aus Der nod ungeidDriebenen @e=
id1id)tc unIeres Sirgerfrieges aeseben iptroet.
aus Rel Seoer BON Jiibrerrt belosr tarteien, tpelbe Die
aufreaenoen biirgerliden UNI militdriiden @piipoerl
ieues ~blutiaen Samples mit9einabt haben. Gs miro
in jsper Se3isbuua cine 10 pollltatoi9e 3ettuno fitr
eSamtlier, 6eibGftsm6nner, Nrbeiter uno alle &lal.
ZEN Der 1eit1i6aft Iein, Die Elm ariinolides. pIfuntes
uno unabbdnsi9es 8latt 3u leien lpiinibtn, ipie es
nur in ir9eno einem GbeiIe oieles Continents Deraus-
se9ebeit iperoen tann. f.t
, 1877-02-14

5err Gbas. 5aaptman, &issr point, 81. s.,
teseust tpie folst: sd lit felt aGt @u6en an
S9pdas ano 9opflSmsrasu, eura llarsreau.
lihtsit berYorsebra9t. Tur1 ben @sbrau1
spu Dr.. Musuf 35ntsS 5amburser
I~rppfsn bin i'd @ctt fet Dant pieber 10
,peit berseleIt, bab i'd metnen alten 8el9af.
~tisunsen pieber naHeeben fam. S9fann ta.
Der biele Mepi3ia Waen bstsas e%mpfeblem."s
, 1877-02-14

SD bin tpisesr better ais Id js srtcartete 81
psroen, l6reibt Ybil. Nplf, Salempile, WiSe,
baat DR.. Wuault 8Snts's 8 ambarsu
Eropfen. Sd lit LANCE an Ser;flppfsn unS
,eg 3wsi MerSte su Tatbe, pbne paB t9 Stnber-
uas erbielt. SD sntl6lpB mid, bic Sambur-
ger IrOpfen bes DR.. Musuit 8pnis gu aebrau.
den. Gptt our Gbye unb DR.. Musuf aSnis's
Samburser Irppfen gum &atmte mub tt ia
gen, baB mir b%isielbsn meins Gslunsbeit pie.
bersaben.