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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28
EN-MAl,SIIAL PACKARD.

rec uozs CRATES ~ Des MoineH-Ite
HAS Ahaadoned the shadowy Oiaim
d. GubeTnHtoTiai tOnora Iie Pears
the "Uonfsderaey" VIII Vet Do la
charge oi the Government
DIS MolNRs, Iowa, June a. =. u.
Packard, last night In response 10
serenade, spoke as follows,
KIND FmGEps; | am gratIned ut
this exhibition Of confidence and
friendship 10 me- | represented the
cause which you hold denr M repuhll.
cans and Americans, dlscharglng ~
we'll ~ | could the simple duty that
foil upon mo as governor Of tho State
of Louisiana, trying to assert my MI.
thorlty and failing | die not fall he.
cause the principals have failed, but
believe that the principles OF the re-
publican party viii yet save Louisiana
TO the republican party. Loud cheers
and applause,
Since ! have arrived In your beautiful
city, aud even before got here, saw
the evidence OF loyalty which abound
In this great stnte OF tho republican
party. sec all around me thrift.
see around mo intelligence. found
kind friends who had II word OF on
enlargement to sayT-a word ~ COM
fort aud cheer 10 givo--and u word for
me 10 take back IN | return to my
southern home In few weeks, to
cheer my companions. Many OF you
have met In this city az delegates a.
u convention, which Ii about to make
nominations for state officers. The
men that attend as usual, are men 0f
more political experience and intelll-
gence than myself, and for this moth
ing need be said, But wish TO say
am none the loss u believer In republl.
oanism than ! was while was claim
ing the office Of governor OF Louisiana,
am glad to see IN Iowa evidence that
an election which IL To come OIL this
fnll, Will be one In which the old time
majority will be repeated. IL will DO
an election OF the whole republican
party an election In which, by the
"reminiscences OF the malorities OF past
time, those majorities will be repeat
cd. II the republican standard IL kept
up II we have the old guard on duty
in the republican party hereafter IN
we have had II heretofore, there will
beno danger ola republican defeat
Three years from this time, IL the re.
puhlicans are defeated, you understand
that 1t Is the democratic party that
succeeds, and IL the democratic party
succeeds, II il tho Confederacy that IL
In charge of the government, aud you
all know what that means. Loud an
plause and cheers, cries OF "thats
30 ~
shall contribute all can N the
future, as ! have IN the past, to avert
the calamity We need the encolir.
ngement Of the round maJorties from
this state and others in which the ie.
publican party has been In the habit
OF giving them to encourage IA 10
make the republicans feel that their
hands are strengthened In c0nclu'
sion, hoping we may have in future
some sterling, strong and resolute ac-
ton MS nas always been had in this
state, predict that the other states
will follow, and that this country will
be saved TO the republican party for
years to come. thank you for your
attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28

The city authorities are doing great
deal, with the limited means at their
command, 70 improve the sanitary
condition Of the city. Numbers ofnew
drains are being put in. The question
Of more thorough system Of sewer.
gaze, however, IL still before them. II
should have been taken up long ago
We have our doubts Of the policy
Of exeavating during the present hot
weather, and think II more advisable
10 wait till fall before the work Is be-
gun, seeing the matter has been de.
layed so long.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28
WASHINGTON NOTES,

Cade' TlippcT Assigned to the IentI,
cavalry, Ia r"NaH, Vice fuIier,
Transferred ATny Ohccrs can Re.
aIise on Pny'Hoil 40 one Rnd one
Halt Per Cont, on Testimony Tor
Prosecution Ia FRANKS Trial closed,
WASHINGTON, June E,-Army on.
GERS eau dispose of pay rolls ut one aud
one half per cent OIL Navy officers
must submit to twenty per cent dis-
count.
The trial Of Deputy Marshal Franks,
OF North Carolina, WAS resumed to-
day, Several witnesses for the gov~
eminent were examined, showing
frauds were committed inside Of Mar
shal Douglass onloo 10y his deputies.
The evidence for the government was
concluded to-day, The case will be
resumcd tomorrow for Franks testi-
mony and argument
VIM. g. Ledue, OF Minnesota, but
formerly OF Ohio, has been appointed
commissioner OF agriculture, vice
Watts, resigned Ieduo takes hold
July LIST.
Cadet Henry o, Flipper coorcd, as-
signed to the Tenth regiment OF cav
airy, vioo Fuller transferred.
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HOODS BRIGADE.

The Reunion IL Grand Success Gen
eraI Hood, Senator Coke, Repre-
sentative Wills ana other Distin-
guished Quests Present GENERAL LO.
gan's Grafton An Exhaustive Effort
Well Received.
WACO, June 27.-The reunion of
Hoods Texas Brigade took place here
to-day. Among those present were
Generals Hood and Robertson, Sena-
tor Coke, Representative Mills and
many other disting uished guests.
General 4. NJ. Logan, of Richmond,
Virginia, was made orator OF the day,
who delivered n speech on national
topics. II was an exhaustive effort
and well received. Members OF the
Confederate and Federal armies par
ticipa.ed in spirit of fraternal re-
union. The United States flag was
given three deafening cheers.
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Colorado Prospects.

The farming interest promises well,
provided the grasshoppers do not
make an invasion. This il feared, for
they have made their appearance Mt
Greeley, about forty miles from this
point. The wheat Is too far advanced
to receive any injury from that quarter.
The political world Is undisturbed.
All IL quiet except among the army OF
Office holders who want promotion.
and are suffering from sore disappoint-
ment. The "Big Indian OF the lodge
Is In the senate Of the United States,
and he holds the purse strings, aud
knows how to manipulate the party
elements 10y INSCRIPTIONS means, and
at the same time promote his own
personal elevation aud advancement.
Hayes refuses tn recognize their dirty
services. Leading republicans now
certainly elected. Adversely, IL Ia
said, "hss lts uses" In this ease Ii
compels the disappointed otiice-seek
ers TO speak the truth.
The democrats Of Colorado have
much to learn by bitter experience.
They have paper In Denver that bare
ly lives. 1t Is breathing now in fitiul
starts and we can not tell how soon 1t
may CASH its last. The democracy
here need lesson ON liberality and
proper organization.
The people OF southern Colorado
are threatening TO secede and form a
new state with the addition Of some
part Of New Mexico. The people of
southern Colorado argue that they
have been imposed upon by The north
ern part by losing all the offices and
having the legislature discriminating
against their interests. They claim
that the republicans during the war
established u precedent In the sects.
sion u West Virginia. AS the law
yers say, "this is point well taken."
II may result In a bitter conflict Of
rival interests.
The prospect for mining interests u
better, and more work will be done
this year than usual. Steady and con.
slant work alone can successfully de.
velop the mineral wealth Of this state.
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The Russians In Possession OF lhe 10.
brudNCha from The Danube IL
flchcrnaIOda, on the Black
Sen Rulschuk and Cur.
gcyO Partially De
strOIed,
Muhktor Pasha Press His Victory In
Armenia The Commandment Of Kars
Stacking The COmbaiants Con.
CcnlralIng for Grand Battle
al Zervia
III" uontcHcgrius strongly Posted
80 SpuS Hnd Determined 80 contest
Every root 0i TerrIIOT,.

III" WOntoNcgTIus strongly Posted
~ SpuS Rnd Determined 80 VOutcsI
Every root oi Territory,
Noon Associated Press Reportl
IoNpoN, June ~. A dispatch to
the Daily Telegram from kustendio,
dated laN evening, says IIohernayOda
and Medjldic have been evacuated,
lrlcgraphlc communications with Ra.
hadagh has been stopped, AZ seven
o'clock this morning COssaoks were
nj Pascal, eight miles from lHrhVrnn-
vOdH.
\ Bucharest dispatch to the Times
pys the kuumumiu cabinet IL IN favor
OF the Roumanian army crossing the
Danube, with the exception OF NJ.
COgollneCeauo, minister of foreign
affairs, who strenuously opposes such
u step.
a Rutschuk dispatch says that on
Monday the population was dying
into neighhoriug villages OF Rutschuk.
Twelve SHELLS have fallen upon the
military hospital, five upon the civil
hospital, ana two upon the orphan
asylum. The Turks, IN return, have
partly destroyed Gurgeyo, Tho COM
plrte army corps, the eleventh. aud
fourteenth, ARE already IN the DO.
hrudsoha, AZ liutschuk tho consulates
of France, Italy, Greece, Germany
and Belgium have been injured by
the Russian fire.
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woman. ,ivii Rights Triumph.

81 Louis Times: WOman's rights
have trlumphed. Brother Hayes, we
hug you ut long range, aud with no
possible suspicion ofa merceny motive.
We want 10 fraternlze. This newspa-
per IL compelled to announce it's un-
conditional surrender 10 the HAYES
policy OF elevating lovely woman at
the expense of the politicians, as illus.
trated in the case OF the Illinois pen
sion agency. The politicians fought
for the location Of the agency at
Springfield and the substitution OF
man and politician for Miss
Ada Sweet. sister Sweet strove
for Chicago as the location and
the retention Of herself rs the
agent. Sister Sweet has won, and the
politicians are In despair. Lovely
woman has triumphed over the men
and the machine. This l. the civilest
service that has yet rejoiced our eyes.
Sister Sweet, we congratulate you.
You have given the politicians a
splendid pullback. Long may your
banged hair wave. Twentysthree and
half million women rise up and call
you blessed. II Is a glorious victory.
OF course II II. Brother Hayes, we
congratulate you aiso. You are the
wrong man In the right place. Never
mind the politicians. let them rave
and swear and tear their hair. Fret
not because OF the ungodly.
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Nlgll hhNntlNlnu lfe@ Nopnlli
LONDON, June ~ \ dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette states the ear has
ordered another army corps from the
interior to the lower Danube.
\ Rutschuk dispatch to the Times
says the cOnsuls here are drawing up
n protest against ltussWus bombard-
ing their residences, as being against
all principles of International law.
The Guardians Pera dispatch says
the grand vi2ier has authorized the re-
lease Of civilian prisoners confined al
Rutschuk, numbering four hundred
whose lives, owing to the lombard
mcnt, are in danger,
A Vienna special says the object %
the Russians bombarding RntSchuk is
to reduce the town and compel IL to
capitulate, and thus save long and
regular siege.
A dispatch to the Times from Cit
tinge, dated yesterday, says the Mon
tenegrin army IL concentrated In u
very strong position opposite Spur
and PodgRritla. The morale seem to
be good. The prince Is determine to
fight every foot of ground should the
Turks advanced on Montenegrin terri
tory.
The Times Vienna correspondent
says the accounts from Dalmatia rep
resent that the positions Of the Mon
tenegrins is quito desperate. Their
forces are entirely broken and dis-
persed.
The latest advices from Armenia,
reports the Russian center has been
reinforced by the Twentieth division
from Kars. Eighteen thousand men
detached from the center have adj
vanced to Sarakamish. The Turkish
center was also reinforced by detach-
ment of eighteen battallions, and has
advanced two miles in front OF levin,
where the Ottoman headquarters still
remain. The Turkish right is still re-
ported to be pursuing the Russian left.
Intelligence received ut Erzeroum,
states the Russian bOmbardment of
Kars il Stacking.
MIR. Halason's Hampton won the
plate.
In the house of commons, MIR. Cow
On, radical reformer, gave notice that
lac will, tomorrow, ask about the de-
struction Of the Rutschuk consulate,
and whether it il breach Of intcrna-
tiOnM law.
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The Grand Army OF the Republic De-
fines tho Meaning oi Memorial Day.

providence, r. l., June 27.-The
Grand Army of the Republic has
adopted the following: "Moved that,
inasmuch NJ there has been some diff
ference of opinion IA to the intent and
meaning Of Memorial Day. this en-
campment hereby resolves that the
Grand Army OF the Republic seeks
thus to preserve the memories fthose
who fought In defense OF the national
unity"
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A variety Performer Raises the wind
In CurIous Way

In consideration Of ole hundred dol.
lars cash, Walter Wentworth, n variety
performer, now in good health, In Gin
cinnati, has drawn up paper be-
queathing his body, after death, to DIR.
II. l.. Wilder, for the purpose OF dis
section, Wilder agreeing 10 wire and
set up the shelton In case In his pri-
vate office in such n manner IA to be
at any time exhibited to WentwOrth's
"many professional friends"
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Officers lioxey and Duncan are now
hotel runners ut the Central depot.
Last night they got lady passenger
and escorted her to the hotel dc Car
ter. Jack Duncan carried the baggage
and Roxey carried the lady. She was
badly stained, IN fact, coffee. colored.
She at first didn't care to stop at such
II heightened hotel, but the boys told
her about the good grub, and she con.
sented. She took some goods In Ter.
rell when the owner was ont
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28
WALLA- WALLA,

The Indians ! eIcrmInsd 10 IIccp the
valley az Every Hazard A acnernI
and Prolonged War Predicted fla
which All Dtsancctcd IndiAua VIII
Join mitchell HippIer Ia BInmo,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.--A dls.
patch from Boise city says Reverend
Father Wesphlie, formerly u Catholic
missionary among the Indian and
tribes, and now chaplain in the United
States army at Fort Boise, makes the
statement that In 1875 the Indians
held council, and the proceedings
were sent To Senator Mitchell, but
failed To reach Washington. Father
Wesphlie was the medium between
the Indians and Senator Mitchell.
Eater Wesphlio says If the matter had
been attended to, II might have been
arranged, but II was now too late. He
quotes principal chief that the In.
dams laughed at General Howard and
his fine speeches, saying that they
would never persuade them to give
up the Walla-Walla valley, which
they were resolved to keep at every
hazard. Father Wesphlie says the
chiefs and principal men, who mau-
gurated this war, are rich and inHuen-
tial, aud they will he able to draw to
their support all the disatlected lns
dians belonging to tho various tribes,
and these constitute n majority In ev-
cry case. He is OF the Opion that the
war will be general and prolonged,
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A Prominent English Clergyman n
CONFIRMED Gambler.

\ well known clergyman OF the
Church OF England, in Liverpool, has
resigned his charge and left the neigh.
borhood In consequence OF having be-.
come seriously Involved IN specula-
tons on the stock exchang. He was
incumbent of one of the most fashion,
ably attended churches In the town.
His losses are estimated at from e7,0O0
IN plO OUO
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Mysterious Disappearance OF Judges
In Rome

About month ago the ChcvalieI
Laz2arini, left Rome to take the Judge.
ship ut VALID. lie has not since been
heard o. and ~ he il the third magis.
trate who has disappeared under ex-
actly similar circumstances, the niys-
terry IL all the deeper.
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The Democrats Of New Hampshire
Plank the Republicans On the south
eTn Foley Of Hayes.

CONCORD, June Elm the house OF
representative, resolutions were intro
duced 10y Mr.. Sinclair, dem ocrat, that
the acts of the national administration
in the removal Of United States troops,
and the restoration OF self-government
in the states OF Florida, Louisiana and
south Carolina, and the order prohib-
iting otlicehOlders from holding any
connection with what IL known rs the
machinery of politics for the purpose
OF controlling political organizations,
and declaring no assessment for politi-
cal purposes on oilicehOlders should be
allowed, receives unqualified approval.
1t created lively discussion, and
finally, on motian Of Stevens, republi.
can, wac, by strict party vote, refer
red to the committee Oh national
affairs.
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one Hundred and Eighty six yellow

one Hundred and Eighty six yellow
Fa,rr Deaths at the niiiinry Hos
pItnI Ia CHbH.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-A dis
patch to the board OF health states
that there have been one hundred and
eighty.six deaths in the past two
weeks from yellow fever at the milf
tary hospital one hundred m les from
Havana. This ia IT," only place in
the tropics where fever hn4 made its
appearance.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-lndicatiOns
for the gulf states: nearly stationary
pressure and temperature; variable
winds, mostly from southwest clear
partly cloudy weather.
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DEGREES conferred by the Hartford
I'uIyefsIty.

BosroN, June 27.-Tte following
honorary degrees have been conferred
10y Hartford University to day: NJ
Thomas, Gold Applom and Horace
Howard Furnish ID. d.; Rev. Philip >.
brooks, LII. d.; Charles Devens,
Thomas f. Bayard and Rutherford
Barthard Hayes Ill. ID.
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the Pennsylvania Central Drops n,
Fast Train on MONDAY.

PHILADELPHIA June 2f.-Fast trains
on the PenhsylvanIs road will be with.
drawn on Monday. The schedule Of
May 18th will be restored.
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~. louis wre-tiinE Win the social
Evil Problem.

Sr LoUis, June 1.-THE grand jury
has reported in favor Of re,enacting
the social evil law.
, 1877-04-20

Lac. nno fommt es sum 3uiammenltOB.
10 fam er MIR blntig eroen.
Na6 elmer iolden6 ailocrung bemerft
Die vGorrip. Beige: Inter iol9en Ser
baliniIien mub man es Dem Minilierinm
suante balten. baB cs. trpB besDrdneens
uno Sreibens Der GleriIei uno hires Mn-
ban9es, in isiner bsrmittelnoen 9olitif
b'harrt uno Ieincn sauscn ginTluB ouf-
bietet, I'M eia Nuladern Der miibjam
nieberaebaltenen6lamm ber3mietra6t
gu, D%erbinocrr. Nleroinos Ganoelt Sr.
Sules Molnu MIR 10 ons oelblierbol.
tnTgstrieb. Nber es Qebort l0on fir
ein fatbolildes MiniIterium cine beoeu:
tcnoc Solts Gncr9ie baSu, ali, bos Gpis1
Der Silfbfe sn bur6freuSen. Ser, benz
Serrn Sulcs Mlalol BON Oben 9epor.
oene 8inf, bob er Der lcste fat6pliibe
@abinets,G geT iein miiroe, iofern feline
intranii9euten Trsunoe ibn gum Safe
brin9en iuiiroen, bat ollerbinss 9Sunber
get6aa. -.
0ieier @inf biirfte audi auf Die clcri=
tale &ammer.W laioritat lire Wirfung
ni9t pcrfeblen. uio Iie wiro es mitbin
nl9t ipaacn, bas i'm @inne Der liberolen
geI6lperoen BON Serrn Malou ielbn
amenoirte @eicg sesen @aDloerfdlihun
gen nno Mablumtriebe III per,perfen ooer
ibm feline uripriinslide SenOena unb
Torm wicberseben 5u wollen."
, 1877-04-20
freitdg 20. April 1877.
@tact NibmDnb.

ppIisei @eridt. Tolsenbe
Sale famen gvltern in bieiem @eridtc
our 8crhonblung:.
Hahel Naib. bas farbise Grauensim-
rer, mel9cs Mittnod perbaftet tpuroe,
neil ss in Die Mobnung beg Sbomas
3. Turner einaebrnnsen uno cine 8ar-
lie Gle%iounssitiide 9eltoblen bate. er'
belt Is Gage Sail.
Yeter Yetcrion. angcflast elm 8aga'
bnno AT iein, mnrbe ucsen Mansel OF
giirsibaft auf 60 Gage in DIE Sail &C.
fonbt.
Noia @idarbion hnb Sarab Sones,
farbig, ansetla9t elm nnorbentlides
6dus Su balten, wuroen 5u 60 Sa9en
Sail perurtbeiIt.
claiborne Sbomas, aneefla9t ,pe9en
4runfenbeit uno @aeabunoirens. wur=
BE-, wesen Marsel an Biirsidaft ouf
einige Sage in Die Sail aelanbt.
albert gouIins. farbis, tpelder nee
Gen iinmoralii9en Betrosens ansetlast
mar, purbe idulbis befunben uno, oa
Ct feline Biirsidait 9eben fonnte, auf
fedaig Gage in Die Sail seionbt.
Nerfdieoene anoere unbebeutenbe Jdls
le ,uuroen erlebigt.
, 1877-04-20


Deri m bes r8oarh
Of Bubble Sntref" an Mitt t.
nod. 6err Q. s. Muguit, Der Ser.
gear. sat. Nrms" bes @tactratbes. lit aIs
%permanenter Sefretdr bes .Boaro Of
Bubble Sntrelt" srnannt worben.
Muf |oridlas beg 9errn gbriitian
,puroe beidloiien, binlidtli9 Der Yoli.
sci. Gommiiliondre, porldufis li9 in ben
peridiebensn Waros rm5uleben. meldt
pericnen wobl boau seeisnet maren.
Die Columbus unb @allipolis Giien.
balm Comp. Mill ben Ohio 6luB iiber.
briideu. Inn Die Babn nit oergbeiapeofe
iinb Obio Babn gu uerbinoen. menn els
ne anasmeiiene unteritisung BON Del
Staot &idmou0 ibr au She'll nirb.
Sic Serren Stearns unb MnoerIon
idienen nidt aeneiet fir cine Mppro.
priation fir oieie 3weisbabn gu itim'
men.
, 1877-04-20

nl1t elicr Der DtilyIteoer Der g~e3is(atur
ben Wori9Ias 9emadt fat. benz BeiIpiel
yttiu Serl.D's AT fuIgcn, unb jeoen Geis
lsnoen. ,pelher Dpm Siiben ODER Norocn
nurh Sirginia per giienbabn reil, cine
Sopitencr BON 81 auf5uerIeeen. Sic
ginpnbner BON 8ireinia befpmmen ibre
Sidets fir ben often Yreis, aber BON
allen anoercn Gtaaten mub 81 n1ebr fiirs
5idet beaoblt ,perben. Yon folder
Stener wiirbe Steiner ettpas fiblen uno
lie tpilroe cine beoeutenoe Summe benz
Staate einbrin9en uno BON alswdrts
fOmmen.
, 1877-04-20

STE Meb1preiie. Die MsebG.
preiie iteisen unb Die Br6be nebmen i'm
umsefebrten 8erbdltniB al; ie b6ber Die
Yreiie seben. beito mebr seben Gle gro=
be bernnter; serabe pie in 9eutidlano,
mo bon @oli3ei,uesen an9eia9t miro, ,pie
uiel Die &unoTide 81 ,uiesen baben, uno
tuir erinnern nod redt gut, oaB mir in
Der Sdule rednen muBten: Menn bas
Wlebl 10 ober 10 piel foltet, mie uiel mii=
fen bonn Die &unbitiide ,piessn? 9ie
Mednuns bat uas oft bisl Miibe se'
lna@t, aber wenn es i'm &e@enbud bieB:
Wenn 6as Gorn 10 ooer 10 pisl foitet,
ipie uiel friBt oann Elm OAje? Gam
sias eS uas itber u~nieren Sori3ont unb
mir musten ben 2ebrer gu 9ilfe rufen,
Der oann aefu0bnlid iaste: r&eineSfalls
iaebr ale er befommt (uuo oft nod bas
Yrdoitat) rDu Giel" binsufiste. @ir
aBen freilid AUDI in u~nierer Yenlion Sam
ftalt niht mebr, alS mir befamen, i~nioferu
batte er Hedt.
, 1877-04-20
Neme Am5eigen.
2iqubr : SGnblsr.

Snfolse zines 0ei9luiies, meIder III
elmer &eriammluae res @umiteS Der @rpE.
nne AetnbaaoIer bon Spiritupien Der @tlbt
Ni1monb unS umgegenb angemrmmen Wu,-
es, tptro haS Gpmite, tre'1cS eruannt IN,
Subicriptipnen gu iammelm, UNI bic ltnfofen
CUR untfrla9uus ber uMpfett yunb Bill"
81 oeds,. infrnir, beuts pbes fD balb
ais mbsli1, bic Sut1tritenten 81 telu p.
den nm bic 9u6ifriptipnen gu forbern unp
Spn Mlen, welde biz itBt mod ni1t BE-
rim angsfra9t 8eitrase gu e,npfanseu.
8. s. M eyers, Yrdlts.
, 1877-04-20

Sic g 9u M der. Mdes per-
@feinert li6 uno Mander elaubt 1id al,
uerfeinern, ,ucnn er ben Namen leines
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