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aRHT,a YuRnrnHIua groRR.

Rcad the advertisement OF Mr. L. p.
Smith in this Issue, and you win find out
where you can purchase gentlemens' clcth-
ing at reasonable rates and of the best
quality. His stock of fall and winter goods
Is as fine as has ever been Offered in this
market
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Hosiery and Gloves.

Our Stock in this line is much more
varied and extensive than heretofore,
and comprises q full assortment of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose,
common, medium and fine, in cotton,
merino and wool-as well as q hand
some selection of Berlin, Lisle and
Kit Gloves and Gauntlets.
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NOTICE, GRANGRRs.

] will DO at Pendletcn on Monday, 10th
Oct, 70 receive Gotten on Glaho notes.
Parties near Williamson can deliver
their cotton to DIR. II. I. Epting. Any
overPlus will DO paid for at the market
price. Respectfully,
w. w. RUSSELL.
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ToyNvILI.E GRANGE,

6a4s 4-t.tts ToYEvILIlE GRANGE,
!BIE. DDTFoR Please riotify tie public
through the Grange Column" that
Messrs. E. III. Ruoker aud w. w. Rus.
sell will address the citizens Of this vi
cinity, and especially the Grangers, on
the 3rd Saturday inst. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Urge large turnout.
By order of the Grange.
w. 8. HUNTER, Secretary.
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.Tr1Ial1IrDl Tr1Ial1rl(j! lBtu M, Notice. I ]. ].

"A LII persons indebted to fhe late Arm of
GA-N LEWIS & CO., are hereby notified
that payment must be made by;the first Jinv
OF November next. Alter THAT time oil ifie
Notes and Accounts will be placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection. The bus.
iness must and shall he wound up. We are
In earnest. Mr.. n, L. Kennedy viii. receive
and receipt for US. ffs
a9g i.rs e lewis d co.
Ji5epU II, 1876 i4isS sHs iIrIl ,ft8 ~, ~
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z 9EXECUTOR'S WOTTCE.

"A LII persons having demands ngainst the
IN; estate Of DR.. W. l.. BROYLES, de-
ceased, are hereby notified TO present then.
properly attested for pay yrnent to the under
signet within the time prescribed by law !;
and All porsoiig owing the esiate are aiso,
notited 70 make payment To The undersigned
against at law. h',5 sa q 80 Jl.'9-,Yi 4.
a,,o, MARY RRoYLEs, Execatrix. +.
is1i a. Il. BROYLE5, ,,3.r1,. 80
n. o. FARMER, EXECUTORS. Il
]. Octd, 1877 'lTI I7li26 l'G 3!
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Notions and trimmings.

Notions and Trimmings. Y
To this Department we have also
made great additions, and it is now as
complete as any in our establishments.
1t is impossible to enumerate oil the
articles to be found here, but we can, n,
not neglect to mention our Stock c!
2 and 4-fold Zephyrs, in ail the most
desirable shades.
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NOTICE.

,,i... .,.,l'5i.s 'li 4, 4, NOTICE. ~ Nj
"a Ii. persons indebted to .ha late firms of
-, - simEAon, Hill 81 Co. or Gimpson 6
Sadler viii take Office that they are reouirei
to come forward and settle their demands
on or by the LIST day OF December next, and
In case they fail to do so, the notes and nc-
counts ia said firms win be placed IA the
hand oe en- officer for collection. On ac-
count OF Tho death OF ons of the partners.
the business inust be settle up, and fflrth.
or time will not be glVens ~ 4.
81, ~ .slas u 9fRfPafN.
90 Surviving Partner.
OCT 4. 1877 VS. IL I'm
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OUR GRANGE COLUMN.

Under the Supervision OF inc Executive
C0Hamiitee OF F0nl2Ra GRANGE.
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Carpets and House Fur
nishing Goods.

II O~D AAVN NASO Il wa
nishing Goods.
We have good assortment of Car
pets, Rugs, Paper and Holland Shades,
Lace Curtains, Table Damasks--in
bleached, unbleached and Turkey Red;
sheetings, Towels, Napkins, DoyIiee,
Quilts, and everything else that may
be required by houss-keeparg, a. wall
as hotel-keepers.
Good Carpets from 25c. UP. M
Hsndsoi>e W..ilos Shades at 1Oc.
Honey Comb Quilts from 75c. up.
Good Doylies at 6Oc. Il dozen.
Towels at ell prices. re
Satisfaction Guaranteed, or no Sale.
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PROGRAMME

TENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
ANDERSON FARMERS AND MECHANICS
~ AGGftGe3lAA gSis1oASS:. 500.
October %, "a and Is, 1877.
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Gates open. at 8 o'clock o. M. At II
o'clock sharp the "Baby Show" will take
place. at 12 O'Clock the cooking contest be-
tween young ladies from II to 20 years old
win begin. Premium, China ten set. From
u to 2 the final conteGt between saddle
horses, single and double harness horses will
take place, at which time the Committee
will make their decision and tie the ribbons.
At o'clock there will be tournament, at
the conclusion of which the awards of the
Ennmittpps will hn nnnnllnnad
, 1877-04-30

10 each one OF you,. no matter how faint pr how
trali your work. II you hnye truly, faErtJ tried:
We'll done. good md faithful se.vnnt} enter
thou into tho joy ot Thy Lord"
Io.ton was TO plead the eau.e Of The noor wounded
rHdcr, anil m city responded moro nobty thnn
Ito.ton. Whcn tho tcicgraphic ,irpntct, camu
feoH. t1ettysbure, ''Twenty.two thonBnnt fsc
bundled wounded and dying men" The reanon.s
that" and soon ovcr 500. 600 were sont 10 acttys-
hnrR. We come nnw ID engage In noblc cnusc.
Wa hayn abolished s1Ayery and put tlnwn rrbtt1IoA
and now We want TO rut down 4 great cnrsc fn our
land. Mr.. Stuart reiterated Mr.; Wannemakcsa
eesoans % 9 q she pe51manent ~, Torh IT,, done ny NJ
them. taking each BY The han.l.
Nach slay WAS httfnVly w1nnd MP by the evening
gathering, April showers freely descended no ono
could get In without ticket, AMI M one. escerta
wns addicted 70 stFonE drink. ar wond ,being son'o
one thus rfElnE; but avery inch Of ayailah rooln
adoplea son Of tke many hnniifcd oecas d. o'l
which he has spoken here. mons could have equal.
cd thla.
tls began by altulIne 10 tbs night when, thirty.
tvc years ago, a friendly hand was laid 1pon hia
shoulder In the struets Of cftenter, md kid voice
lod tm 10 the temperance meeting Anl to the pledge
30 many At tonf read cEs have heard Mr. tough
again and aFaln, need not partlculastkc, although
hts address Was II nttInx cluaE 10 Munly'a ''0los.
the Tabernacle roof and wfn!owa.. but Tor an hnur
md hn1f ht4 mingled ap}teale argument md Hto-
rlea. A dramatic rendering. aud hin intense n0rA1
tnrncasnsss, swaycl tho assembled Thousands N
ons Se.!on s; la. nc reputation q, .end'oe out moro
Now England run. md Christian missionaries than
Any an otnes sty. we arc y way Of recon,!.us.ins
, 1877-04-30

church with somewhat Ereht expectations. but it,
mhnaRement was economical, and ho was con.
adent @ shts + ~oa'a anl could pay NJ. Sunderland
to t:..,. support It., hin n eotaiortsh1o sfcnm
10 ezpectcd TO- rcn,sin t,t.s t~here thess s w". "s
III. Sunderland eoMld nn,onbirnly do bcise. @ % ei"c
where, the church on9ht to neceps what was ap.
partnttY fnovitahe. The speaker cloecd with
1t, and carry It on in tofno way OF another.
- NJ. snSds.la"a again expressed h's reg,ets At
the church difficulties: II tho trustees Ind any
means Of knowing TINT moro and larger fuscrlp-
lions were about TO be made. he wonld be only too
A the ''lttle naestina, ~ Il was called, held
afterwards to consider the matter, Fevcral ot tho
0cmbsrs!, especially Judge Church, Judge Wilson,
ssr.. Perry. BERNARD, and others; took occasion
fse Behind IN IL ' 70 Nj. IT, saadeflana e %
and thnt thcre seemed 70 be no mesns for ttd1nK
over tho dlE'caltlaa. Thorn whs A general CT.
circumstances, perhaps owed It TO hlnaelf to seek
another feld Of usefulness whcre his lahors could
10 marc justty rewarded. Tho evident sense Of
the t,ce:tna, n ahort .as that, while they would
gtct. :, une OF two very Practical people,
resolutions, rc!sskcd that with those resolutions
duo NJ. NJ snn'asr'.na: Thi. .aegesten seemed
however, was taEen. exsspt to appoint i
eha'eS M.sf. & aa sEs EeekW Ms 10 s s
mp serles Of resolutions to b. presented to tho
closed. Judge Wilson remarked that II was bnrcty
post!ble taat Mr. Sunderland wonld preach next
Sunday In the old church, at rho corner of Ttlr.
tleth street and Ptalri1 avcnus In which cnso tuu
announcement would oo made through the papers.
, 1877-04-30
Experiment. to Fix tho Velocity OF 1,sht.

experiments 10 FIX ehc velocity or LlEhfs
.nasatagtee cotrs,nonhsnct .Sts FORK Ntyz''a.
TAM tho exact velocity Of light has been tnstl
tuted by Prot. Ncwcn.nb, Of the Nayal Obscrys-
tory. Washington. Tho tatu per srcauu IA ~
fiile calculation rs has thus far Iccn considered
necessary by astronomers. and tho eui,Munly
aeccptcd standard 1f speed for this division 0f
tlmc Is not regarded as accurate as would be
desirable for purposes Of cxact scfence. Prot.
NeWc0nlO fas therefore conceived the idcn ufte-
ductuE to very atnnll fraclton OF a second the
rate OF speed at lu1nlnary rays. For this puf"
noso no has placed q sIhall circular mirror on
Capitol I'LL, near tho Capitol Building, two aul
q quarter miles away FROM the Observatory, and
Will Use th|s mirror "a d halfway poHt III the
distance serving fur tho experiments, tho entire
distance boing f0uF a,ld half miles. Thu reflect
lug principle IL employed for two purpuscs: 0rst,
OF econoUlz!nR DISTANCE ur OF rendering II lesa
cumbersome In conducting tho ttlals, and, scc0na
Of !nsuring au exact computation Of time. Th!s
enables the expeFmentcr to use only one cATo-
hOIneter, whereas with single, continuous
slight two tincpcccs would be required uni an
opening presented for vnrEatton, which might
seriously Interfere with the ascertainmcnt of the
desired standard. A. preliminary test Of tue
apparatus ~ 10 uscd In tho rxeriluents was
nialo Inst night, with quito favorable results The
operators found but little difficulty III EauglnY
Or toislng tho mirror with sufficient nirvtJ to
throw back to Tho lens Of tho telescope at the
Observatory the faInt light OF tho toreli used q
the latter potnN The telescope employed ta
last nights trial Ia one OF tho Instruments uscl
b7 Prof. NewcoMb and bis assistants In ubsery.
lug the translt Of Venus, The experiment will
probably coIlsuuo several days, tho time DE-
pending to some extent upon tho state ot the
grounds OF biz new scientific venture very ela'
boratcy, aqd Is confident that he will DO ablet99
present to The Astronomical world . new aud
valuable table Of light velocity.
, 1877-04-30

the home snd childhood OF faith IN God. When
the tnilyduAi w!nRs fall, good hge will carry one
along A. The loving atork carries her yoanE. What
can work ont d rc.nl.s n society q N aye,
taking M when we are children: anu taking not
here nni tlIcfn ore, hut tho multitude that nEc
NIIing tho homes. the hnils Of legislation, tho
libraries, tho sanons OF pleasure. and tho crossd.
ed strseta. A.wn.nAn mhy liye and die IN many
charms, II only great hCe has been carrying her
kindly along In the arms Of Its own sweetcr hrtf.,
Let IA end these reflections by gathering MP tho
ecattesrt ideas OF tns hour. Tho public morals
demand 4 philosophy whic, shAll hsaun,e fnnhto
sentiments. Material agencies cannot explain tho
sentiment of beauty or of music In tho sonl Thekc
must 10 referred to mind. Hence. we ua't siah
onr whole eBtate: that Of mhtler Represented BY
science. that Of spirit represented by religion.
In seeking philosophy. The hyatcry around two
systems being. eQnaa va must sclcct tho onc Of
most utility. in this comparison, Christianity APP
pears At once as being worthy Of worldwide
choice.
Atheism offering this human race d deep injury.
1t should como with a n0st overwhelming tcst-
n,ony. 1t should be stripped OF MI conjecture, and
should stand forth fact bald a. ii T. Injurious,
An Individual unbelievcr may live beautiful
lifc, full Of all grace and charity, bocauso the Age
carftea the anE!c heart on tts bosom tbs mother
holds her child. The calamity within 4 denial of
religion will appear only wnGn It can ehter every
houtc. and m!ld the public. sentiment, and tnake
the whole landtcapc wholly its own, to bo touched
all over BY tta 1edp shadow. r--
, 1877-04-30

mind with its natnra1 ntl1tndo nf don,a
toward everything Intangible TO acnac.' TLc
Rse Of tho discourse WAS contained In the fotowlng
passage near tts close: Tho Import NJ the tcfi
Is not that Yuu must seek Hin, In ono wav ihI, -,
that bnt that Jnu nIa,l lay hold Of Him where yoa
n!c In The Investigation Of tho Fcni disciple wh1 i.
always rcaay to do the bidding Of Him q wh,m he
VIII bring ehls actual fe of onrs into conact VIII
the Divine Truth, ~ made applicable to II In the
ming to obey them In. daily lifa, sha
touch and feet tho Diylno rIehtcousnsss.
IN ths glory that breaks npon hie mind, and X.
pLvlno power that sntmatcs his obedience, h. vii
have tc.eatton adequate 70 hIa fhItii that Je@sn. @
ts VII t"i s sa nos s nsnso hs,s ia
heavens for the Incoming Of a new, brnaic's.' "
fovcffcr more rational faith In tho nnivcsral prc.
chce nnsl government Of tho Lord: Ills presrnr.
with eac ono OF NJ, waiting whcss we walt, n,o1.
Ing where We more and II we wifi bnt open or.
selves to IiIs appearing through humble cilnrt ~
obedlcnc0 and praye yerful Intent to And Him In rs
word frst, hna then 10 tho uses Of good nc!ghhor.
hood according TO lils conmsndmcnt va ehat
touch Tue fountain Of Ills ltfe."
, 1877-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS,

The German Young Mems Christian Association
held moetlnv yesterday Afternoon at Lower Far.
we'll Hall, DF. +. W. Stretch, tho President OF the
Association. In the cha|r. Tho proceedings were
opened with prayer by tho Rev. George Eschcr.
1he choir OF tho Portland Ayonuo Methodist
Church followed with the singing Of
hymn. Tho Roy, u, Lambert made an
adiress. taking for his subject, .'chs,st,an nc.
tsity." Christian nctLytsy, no aald was necessary
" any good was 10 bc accomplished. Activity waa
necessary tor the accomplishment OF anythipy..
Tho nctEyc man was nevcr sattsnc'l unless ho bad
something to DO The active Christian should not
be Satisfied uncas he was at wnrk accomplishing
rome good for himself and his fe,low.bcIngs.
THEIR activity must begin with themselves. They
had to scc that their relation botweon thelf God
and themselves Of tho most co.tial character
ys ,hsas ND pu'ea Il ps 'snst7e ss,
10 work and toaaa themselves in tioi' i vinsyarI,
Many Of tho opiaion !hat tf.ey lad toas tssir
~ a. No" saYnasa y Il NJ
y Essax T. church ose;:'onslly ani systs!Sat.as
Gs more fail4clous than such au opinion.
.Thoy must Kte to tlol's eause freely and
ss9 s; Ss: Shs as si ts a. Ill., s''4 h .:
any q H. more aaFrant crI4ss; They, must 10 ii
hccause work esva strength. The mofs man I'D
H. stronger anu mora powerful would e.e become.
hsS sS s
tssy would atS .as eaases. al ane
strlko them with hotror and appsi thsir hearts.
Thssc wsru parents present whoAe sons and
e. s.we 20. or h FGid o. n sh9H!
tSs @s wa1 S .a a'a aei1ty @ sRsy sRsy
saald 10 saved md brought back into elod'i aock.
pec1s1RFy to 10 dnno to save the Thousands
, 1877-04-30
Mount AraFat.


nr. J. Bryce delivered the Frilay-eyeaing
discourse at the Royal Institution, on "AE.
rncntA aud Arssat." III addition to Information
which previous travellers hayo given, b.
described hls own ascent of tho holy inounlaln
A. Cos.acks would not, from pride, act -
portess, hs engaged kurls to carry bis imINtll-
,nents, but waa obliged also to eugage Cossacks
70 protect him from Ills kurds, Nutntthstaul-
Ing the fact that tho ascent has NOW been mado
aeyeEal tia,es, It u still rooted superstition
in tue country that the mountain u under supf'
human carc.-tha kuTls say u devils, the Ar
meuisns say Of angels,-an1 that 1t cannot b.
ascended. His Attendants gradually fell oil,
and 1e eompletcd thu ascent alouc. When iIt
above the leyel Of ttceA, he cauie upon small
piece Of wooa. which TO exhibited, though hs
wAs not prcparc1 70 arcount for lts appearance
1t ~ great 1t elevation. Former travellers
hAvo alluded to the volcanic origin of tEs
mountain. lie found thls TO be ", though
theru WAS no trace VI crater, no more thau y
tho Ark, though there Is nrm belief through
the dtstF1et TINT the Ark Il still preserved in
fecess. He thinks the whole Vt thu summit has
been cafFfcd away By dcnudation. The W
pearsAtw Of the mountain, rising ~ It dots
l4,50n tect above the valley level. y very stEik
tng, and 1t naturally sugge4ts that IL woutl w
tue arst apue uflry iauu III tho district alter lEe
aus'd: After aiiudhig u tlls tribes oerupylns
the district, Dr.. Bryce sai1 he beloved the
pcup1a We're rc&EoxEallux rather thau psukoess-
luz.
, 1877-04-30

The Trea.nry the immense cost Of aupporting g..
bc forgiven and farcntten. vs. ahould begin anew,
and 60 before uod'a altar and pledge feaity 10
Christ a. co'workers with Him In al that was
good, and gracious, nnl glorious.
, 1877-04-30
j. T. SUNDERLAND.

| NJ
r.1 ",s - Ass'oNAE,oN - a W us M rAsTohATh.
res'pned tho pnstorate Of Tho rontih Unitarian
on sssenns 9! .no nnaosn s ..oao!es IN .hss
eIe1,-'toaolea 70 pressing IN lno'r Mature a. to
anything like living s.aty,-preachcd what was
probably bis sarewciscr before the congrera-
tion st No. $50 Cottage Grove avenue yesterday
morning. Mr. sa''detland's sermon was on
"Eo1egleam' Of tho Future wor1d."-his tc1t
part part Ih'onsh th!s l'fc, 'a'a Mr. Sunderland,
world. III. enormous .d,anee. % ma 10 in inc ci,iiisa.
slon-la literature. tho arts, and scleaces-were
inateaa OF hali'ns, was sslia solnson. Naturally,
soma would Inquire II this wa not Prophecy
M. conJ han IN w So,v ,h,,u..,1 S mssr. ,,..
ea,e en,s sIna ~ nsppon ~ 'eW 'noussnu year,, WHAT
e woa, "a" not ba e
| man hers below an unmtAtsksb,e hint OF what was
10 comoi f3cs,doa iii. thcre wtro c'rnrty bnts ~
y state. proais'es in memory, tho wonders Of
,,. s,ss. were amply psopnscies q what was 70 come
be . ~ adsP Ss e ~ ssss
t va , i sns @ ~ a sMe pse q
s Sesc, and ssseI IL a1ons Of % beauty Or @ wlhs n
oa q te od, Is esnsto n0' 81
of The son, sn, When tho tmo wsre prrpssated by
sah ssa IN VIZ @ xs ,ss p,sa sn Of ts
a.saue. which !. .Iouid .fsSer.e; seivncs va. s ~
Ct ws 6S Stossn nss ws h9
10 dscasc. rio viii ssi a. .iS wc;c 's epe Is
~ S'ns1a. or 1 san'eh. 1syona Sssss TGata INT
IT, ss:;s :sa1d 6 sad iilsrsss liz ss$i w.
wosa nut y, WI II pe,cnsc L! igs l. mill n !h.
@ % To- r. shSss ss fs .ss s'
rio. e e. Mst;,!Stn!iy noS t0 sovsaI .hs missing lnx.
sap; Ths voi!l y: nj " !sfso enaasa, 's 1,si
a,o. 4 M s hn sna tsas at
sG M .s'f' @ i! Enl tsss =. gns;s @ e
mn ,,at '1sa wso 70 r. a 9f she hne. TO-
thought, sad Mr. snedsiland. n conclusion, III III
ts.S s s' sn % vii Nth It .sresi"s ~ liz
Sst mo!o stiii " .hsaE Thse iot wl.t 70 sh.!i b
s se;tspSs ai have ~ sise
% whsn shs ~ oayoe, 19 :sa kns II
ssijss E Is .sass;sa i ., ,n. ,.,s,,ns
istios III s:'a'F'aaa PROCEEDED To fsAa 'h' following
e. ed 'fs: Sx r: .ss sss gsxso.
yoa an'a yoat !nvlI,taon iooknd over y1nr
nfaa1 au nEce'eu Ga y ssttta Hatn fUi. Tat oalt
IT, !. sse a x II IL fesnfI @ x- ~ mS sa {sar
wHfe ~ kfsas a. O. ,ks s"scsu 1ss r az t
% r. sScry " ' "Ssr s'SK II m ssr ssa 1
Ut ., l fS1 XIX H. e1aa sa.a, ~ sSIn s I'M
liz n Is m gor st ,bs n H. nst na na ~ r.
~ ~. ~ ysty ueteno! unatf
tho ea!l. ~ Fraul EathiEuw my rcsiH'
es aaa &C. y ~ o . IT, Ssssy = ny
tMStn y, M I4SnM4t snSes Wni.e INC lcbt fcs.
t!Iso ~ LII ny MMAleIA pI1nHle Anm daf1hR thst
!ttMa ex0Ly tmnx oaSta sh9onfARluR. The 1nnK!eRa.
Ion nessly u 9alo uu1hrtt the Akan
1An8 W. aho tnn aoeis! h ~ tslo thnfch Wa$ XIII.
os9R !nto haa actlfHy. ~ tho end
q sarss a1rss maFth' F; nwsssr 'I1ncra esxan
r. tns Tins oI NY vA wcrn ssArcrtY gnoaxn
to baJ current etrntch entirely nt1H from alt qne4.
ttoaHt thu ia1t Morcovsr at tho rnl of tbo lhreu
months MT only vera ttlo quarof billy from eqrIcnt
- ne 9e o9l sevcn Or slght halAsa dyAra
Whas was t1e reaa!tt yrty nsssray aud T. you Al
WIN were VIII " - That in Know. tia rcW reupld
nn ,t Ias III II s. ~ "sfc o 1eSan
atf aitachsi MI tems,trrs L. ~ nn xcn, ", u Tx
, 1877-10-18

Heepmmssattsusllee perlaRea Rt6nnout IN, 3.45W 81,
Dr.. tom,xen in GersensptAe um 1880 Natm. xuh ia
9Galtt etaa um 1 :46 Mbenes an.
pafsG9e fatreu taslih (Sonntass auseenommea.)
erpresiaee ia .en tlplth UNI balten In Suncttrn n.
Neel's. Ireviltans. @crps neville Gbarlottes ollie Staur.
ton, @ofetn, .M::QseIs', G~cringten uap allen ~reauIaren
Stdttopen nefflt6 ron e~Cptneton an.
Neepuar1ce atom siGe tabren t6elt4 (Eonntaas Gus.
psnommen aab perbin en- fa In @prhsussiue ldr @Afb.
iaetcn.
Tcf. nnb Grpreb.8lee ~ner6fntsn Rt In Gorbensptne
fur GDafttuetsn MI eth gpAaus Ia Charlottesville fIr
xpnhbure uno ZEN Q ben
@Jpieeus Y~.rttnoet fb In Cincinnati nil tenr Iruut~
Qtnten fur aus punt:e In gDeasu. Rorspefen uup Gap.
peffen. incl. California Oreson uHb Tsras.
Ycf3us femmt tn Rt6mcnp um $3.50 Nahmtttaes an.
Grprtbiaa rcn Cincinnati perb'ubet In @o7toneptas
NIT Ter 0irernta Wlto anb Gifsnbabn. tpmmt in Wa5u.
taqtcn UNI z: 70 Dorm. unbtu NiNmpnb nm 6:3U Qpi m.
an unb perbiubtt Nb NIT ten gtdmouo uni Tanr,Qe xne
@stmons anb Petersburg Baesn fir aac Yautts i'm
Sleen.
Mceommo a!io-s,us fpmmt i'm $40 gormittaes an,
Ghlaf Wdeocne fabren mt oGeu Naht daen.
Our6 T'dets NE / n r~ertau5t unb 9ep6d perpeta
rad allen 6aupt. Durften.
Wdters Qasfunft mesen Drsifr etc ptrb n No. 826
&atn Ctr. oter in Der Office Ger Gempaente ertbeiIt.
Gonnnp 81. 6omarc.
GensruI Yafaeifr. uab 2idst. asent.
W. ". g. Dunn,
Sussnsur unb Guperintensea,. ~
, 1877-10-18
SO. Spne5 unb
8. 81. Gpwarbin
3 al b dr5te,

bateu cine Gpmpnani'seibdft eeeriintet unb
cine neue eegnnte Office in bfr 9ten StraBe,
netin Der ct. q III airte, erDHnet. l1ni'rc
s3in,msr finb nit cen reuelten G,fnbunsen
serie1cu, nm cs uulfren 4uuten + qutm su
nj den. .3dbne werren pbne S6msr3sn aus
sssceen tnrh BEN @ebrauh Scn @os pber
GbIcrpfprm arf @ur i'd hes patienttn. Nus
Sperutipneu arinb i'd unb I i6t. Der diiere
GARNER banft fir tas tbm BON ieinsn 8reun-
ben unb benz YutIifum ieit q Sabren Ne.
lGsnfte 3utrauen unp tittet baGelbe auf bic
.reuc Jirma su iberirasen. Or. GSparpin 1T
arabuirt Son benz s:tnGrstI;hen @oQeaiam in
philadelphia. Die Shuler in bsr gdte unp
GoOe9ien fGnner nab pprbersesa senen Gpr-
relpcnpens RE ) iente zines her ga tner err
Ia Gen. 16 10
, 1877-10-18

Wclt unS zine ooppclt 10 qroBe Menn.
Ncric, OILS je lumber %reiite. Sos Wtuieum
il unheoingt oa5 einaigfs in ieincm Mrt,
circ rrllsrbe Iualtc1una eeSeiat bat
llno entbdlt zine qroBe Nniall mc6ani-
lhcr @unoer. Die hurA einc lilberne
Oampfmalhine bsmeet werben. Ser
Circus it liher Die brilanteite 3uIan,r
menfelluns bon natiirlihen Solentcn
rno abgeridteten Sbieren. pcl9t je es-
5eben. Ssrr Charles 6iib 1T ~unspeifcl-
bait Der bette &eitsr auf unseIottelten
4fcroen in Der eanien Belt unb miro in
ieoer @orlfe(uns erideinen. 5err 9or.
mum miro nnitreitis serne $4,000 ga.
luir.per Sabr fir Icines @lsi6en beiab.
len. Sic Ishs nSradene" &unlt Seng-
ite, melde i'm Circus scaeiet peroeu,
linb Die belten 9olblut Yfsroe in Der
8slt unb SEER garnum miro fir Ibrcs
@leidcn $4,000 be,ablen. Mlb 9sne=
Iers mutbi9ts 9teiten uno Tabren Sueier
%Ieuri9et SenQite 1T uniibsrtrolien uno
peitere $4,000 miro fir hires @leiden
teaablt. Serr 8urnum besablt aub
$4,000 fir einen Mann, Der balls 10
p%olllommen unb bulb 10 piel tattpmirt
1T, als Capt. GoItentsnus uno cine elei.
dc Summe fir cine genoue Gnt5lsferung
Der Siero9lppbcn uuf lsinem aorper.
9as $4,000 lebenoe Sippotamus 1T
nur oas einsisits in Nmrrlfa. SEA
td9lihe StroBenpniu9 1T Die ldDnfe
uno ~9robariiQit lie Shau,. wel6e ie ba0e
wcisn lit. Slele srobe Musltsaun9 IT
ieoenfnns meri6. oOb mon cine SaSereis
lie modt, o%isielbe an5ulebn uno es riro
gu6 leio tbun. wenn SIR nibt nil
Gurcr 9ar5en 6amiIie fommt, bas Der.
9nilacn Su genicb zen nno I'M oos IuBeror'
oentllfe 81 lc6en.