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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-12

T!lE PRop mr. yrNOR or THE fDyT-
sorry COHVISSEON'S REPORT,
That they Have utterly Failed to Eject
Compromise. "nd that Packard tnnnot be
Maintninrd without the itd or the Army.

NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-the Indications
all point 10 an carly con ueuson Of tho mission
of lIayos's advisory commission. Tho NOM
hers ~ it held four hours Conference with
ia hard to-day. and Ind shorter nt'ryicw
subsrgu 'u'ly with Nichols. Tho outside ru-
ror is thut an arrangement has been made
whor.b by ia" two Legislatures are 10 be conso-
illut",l. by the Packard members coming over to
the Mich lis body. and then two Republican
Senators are to be elect 4. This IL certainly
wild rumor. without any foundation. | know
that quito recently % gentleman came
from Washington authorized to make what
ever terms Packard mi.;ht demand for
yielding h.- claims, but the proHor was in1ig-
naitly rejected by Packard. H. said that the
future was m ertain. that he had no compe-
tancy on which to retire. but no would not yield
his position for tho highest Office within tho
gilt " MIR. Hayes. That there are few trading
politicians on the Demo. ratio sid who would
acrer 10 th"ecotion oi Administration Senator'S
do not doubt. There arc some business mon
also who would On outage -I'l trade. be-
c3.usn they care only for the STAT GoVrrnnc cnt {:
hut pa" gr'ri mniuriiy of the bewpsfti, viii not
list "a To- b1r-aln an -i.l.' Of this Lind.
an ih'ih'i, ,tl,f'l. D.. i' lN' nrN"i ilhi ihr
rN.niH SION arr GNDNt 60 u-rNo uluu 20 report
t"tNo president in wii -' th'v VIII -n, that th.y
haN' 'uil rif In'i'd L. 'nHu .r rii'r -idr 10 yrl
Hu} 81 i- ''nin &. hui DIt in', 9r, sHt -f"i thrt
~" ~ Nari Gov 'ruu|' ~ ciInut hr maiuti.inei
" ,algt t"r wh .' army les station 1t in tn"
look carefully ultnr tn" school -'-t'm ~
ill., S..t'. ant ih.t thoy have A. rriainri
purposes lyih f"ruhosn oni h- have been
- N"u. and tuet yrrs ht,i" has been applied 90
0'tG m'lrlf .iIon of H. .hooi fuoi. ana
thnt tl"ir di~-it'-iriipn thcreat caneed many
H. r''art 10 r'n So fafo Goeornnontrry VIII
Co.. 'u o. \ hoiI. Nr3u -i onNHy i- .. .-'t-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-12
LIFE INSURANCE INQUIRY.
Mr.. HfSTID TEOTESTIVG G.iIVSJ
uIkfNG TT I Sny NICYrNE.
The Touti.c Policies or the Eu,itnhir sire-
What has caused the wrecks that now
>trcW the Pathway uf LITE Insurance.

strcw the Pathway ur LITE In~urmnce.
ALBANY. April 1.-THE Insurance Commit
t"e resumed their investigation this afternoon.
Mr. Hustled snid the present committee hnl
pretty nearly fulfilled it. mission Every COM
mitt'c heretofore. II allowed 10 run its lcn.ih.
has become an nj cartanlum. or smut ma
chine. He proposed that this shall not be the
cuse here. lie thcrcup'n read extracts from
newspapers showing that n discharged en-
ployrr had called. throu n spite. on the COM
mittor TO investigate the chief officers oi CONF
pani,- lie protested against any further
personal Investigation.
Mr. Graham said that he had never seen ~"
alleged letter Of th" dis hurscd employee. but
understood tha, thr lct.,r was presented by
member of tn House
Mr.. lluetcd said hc did not want the commit
tee to boz used as scWor pipc for every sra,cn-
ger to throw his garh14" in.
MIR. Wciant DO you think It has boon used
that WY?
Mr.. Iu-tcd-T do not 20 nix | know.
Mir Wcnnt-By comu.ti 'cmcny
Mr Husicl-No NO; not ly commit 'cncn at
an.
Nj. Lang said that Il, pros nt'Ith.i f'.rr.-
forrd g.. anil had consulted ih VI Noak a..
to ,hr hkoAhool of ma n;aA,aut na .h!n"ol
th' committee ulHn tn' niormn' "a ,Du'1.n. 4
!u it. anl tH0y iltnsisll.-'l ti,a. ul4l.tf.on
snou.t t'asA'd WHi " lai amy tiu' d. ~itn
ii'r Monk. hy p m. ..,.n o.. Ga. c.uara...
st.l tAai tiv Ia ~. J- lai Do, an i niNH '
,o'uNaur fd nu, n ssu iie,DN.-,> ou f.'.. coi-
VINO pad .'n up hor. as Win 5ses. ""d Nn)
..'i lr'n d g hur- 4 .fnl ln-t.al r.
nis. tiht tty. un' r0."t 'n "a N.ivi' ns
though. t.e beet eoer '" % nsorn'.. N Ia :
/ cNuii G twas ..ih"N lI' ,.'-u D. D.. y'l 10
ir-Dr n. oAf4 % ..i o - 'h.g-"N.
l.. 4 . ... 4 b j. 4. r So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-12

rol1 Con'n"nv are n'so among the l,illrd The
lrIis pt tl' hsv 4. II. A.iam@ i.uirbrnt os u
l",-l II l.gtshirr, lng'nnd. las lccn drnti-
Iioriln ~ California. IN, romain. await The
orl e OF friends. II. r. or il. NJ. Clark rail
rotd conductor. said to have hren formerly
from Toledo. nnl his wife md child. nrr among
the Killed. Great crowds uf people have
'hrong u tue vicinity " The frc al, day. some OF
rHes Of them were melted onS rv curiosity
There IA astrong guard of l.uiae surrounding
ilr' ruins. ana no one * prrmiud within the
interested IN the rnlamty.
Dr. Aul"r, the Coroner giv's the t'llown.
l!-t of the kiilrl, hs ,r.pori"d % him. ana he
thinks it comrriens all now known t. h' drad;
Tho Row, A. L. Adams of Stock Cross Bcrk-
G,or." Frank Goulcv. Grand Secretary Ma
souic irgtrrnltv of this state.
kaic N'lly. Rat" Doolan and May Moran
.Hrnry ugzon. Of The Auditors Department
Missouri Pacific Railroad. Ne WIS fprmcrlX
from Newcastle. Pa. wAiticr his rcmein- viii
Nr-. Stewart # tho firm OF Derby 4 Day OF
hnlr,w I. I.tman ofthc firm Of Fcichman 4
Char. g. rccnan and Sidmorc HAYDEN.
Nr FgliN Muuri"r. an cN-mrntrr ~ the
british ll1u.r oi Commons. wlo was married
u tIt hot with his wife. hecamc separated
irorY her during IN nr', nnl. under The i'm
r,.-siHn that she Wu- KILLED. a. came in
ton-cly excited aud evidently lost his mental
hal. NO. ~ lul O'clu'h this morning b" " MT
tn thc room o' "A friend on the corner ~ Fourth
ami Oiiyr sirr"'~. and shot himself The
whether his druth WIS caused ly suicide
or accident. There are numerous reports ro-
-Hrl u. the matter. ono - tho 'NHH That hH
hnN hi. w,f wfs sp' :. nrl ihat hr kili'd
himself Wuie hhyrns uad II mental dtransc-
pr ,u',r 'n,ou1s to mnio "a y,ry searching
inquiry into the ,sus' of t'ir n...uH.l .lii ths
( O. onn't wltt, it. hu. w lln't i"-.n iHs's-
'rf. r /, trt' mons IT, at,i tf,rr,r'n,. ,,.i. 90
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
Worth It's weight in Gold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis :
covery in medicine is DaCost&s Radical
Cure 70: dyspep ia, sick headache, sou
st"m lch, costlveness, biliousness, loss
of appetite, distress after eating, ana all
disorders caused ny ind ge-t . or Il :
ranged liver. It's results Qre astonishing,
and sure reliet ls guaranteed III every
case where it is faithfully used. IL mes
up the stomach, regulates the liver, re-
stores the naIuraI appetite, strengthens
the delicate and eXpels all morbid hu-
mors tom the sy~tem. Typhoid and
bilious fever nigh, in almost every case,
be prevented Ivy It's timely use. Trial
size &C. A very lew doses will re-
lieve, and Il little perseverance, cure
you. Sold by JOHN hEESHAN, Sixth
AM Walnut streets, W. IL. AdderIy,
Sixth and Mound streets. and II. f.
Reuu, corner Firth aud Broadway.
Also Agents Tor Prof. Parker's Pleas
ant Worm syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take anl requires
no phys.ca Price 25n. ErV it
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

some time, feared you were ill, though
you were still prompt with your artI-
cles."
"Ol, no." she said, II am perfectly
well only fl had not time enough to
come-I-" and there, blushing pam
tully, she broke down, and tried to turn
the conversation. But Will wv it all,
aud quietly but with twinkling eyes,
said:
well Miss Loru, do not need you as
a writer any lOnger," then seeing the
panied look in the quickly raised ewes,
"but, Nell, l want you or wife! Nell,
| know why you did not come. On!
Nell, do you not love me? l. it really
SOP"
And Sue looking through the partly
open door At the pretty tableau saw
'NeIps success"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

to live ru he memory of past gourman-
diEing, as there is no way Of feeding
him OF board. He travels in state, be-
ing attended by several servants,
whose only duty II is to see that he is
kept moist. His destination, should he
survive The voyage, is Southampton,
where he will pass into the hands OF
Mr.. Barnum's agents, and will be trans
ferred either to the Brighton or the
Westminster AQUARIUM.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

The season OF State Conventions is
now at its height. Yesterday were held
the Massachusetts State Republican
Convention at Worcester: the New
Jersey Democratic and the New jersey
Prohibition at Trenton; the Pennsylva.
mia Greenback at Williamsport; and the
Kansas Greenback at Wyandotte. To-
day the New York Greenback Conven.
tion at Buffalo; and the Maryland Re.
publican Convention at Baltimore, take
place. The New Jersey Republican
Convention will be held Sept. 25, ana
the New York Republican Convention at
Rochester Sept. 26. The Wisconsin
Democrs &C Convention takes place the
same G.y. The Maryland Democratic
and tbs Minnesota Republican Conyen-
tions will be held Sept. n, and the New
York Democratic Oct. 3.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

A SUIT was commenced in the Kings
County, N. Y, Court, and afterwards,
on motion, transferred to the United
States Court, by William b. Forrest,
claiming to be a nephew and heir of Ed
win Forrest, against the Edwin Forrest
Home of Philadelphia. The suit, though
In form for ejectment, is in substanc e
to have the will OF Edwin Forrest de.
ciared void, or at least that portion Of it
leaving property to the Edwin Forrest
Home,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

OF Hon. Herschell V. johnson for the
United States Supreme Bench, the New
York Tribune says: of a Southern man
is to be chosen, it would be difficult to
make a better selection. Judge John
son has won the merited approval OF all
parties by his impartial conduct on the
bench in Georgia, and has shown that
he can perform the difficult task Of tor
getting that he is a politician when he
Is acting as a Judge"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
THE CINCINNATI STAR

THE DAILY STARTS served by carriers to
their subscribers an the city of Cincinnati
AMI in all important Western cities and
towns, for 10 CENTS PER WEEK, paya-
bic TO the carrier Or the paper will be
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country Tor 80 CENTS PER MONTH,
IS 90 PER ANNUAL.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE-
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati. 1t is taken and read Dy people
of all parties aud shades OF opinion, and 1t
seeks to present the news OF all kinds fairly
anu truthfully, with justice tu al aud with
especial favor 10 none.
-HE WEEKLY STAR-SI 90 PER YEAR,
with two splendid PREMIUMS. 25 cents
extra must be sent for mailing expense on
premiums.
DVERTISING RATES-In Daily, 12 1-2
cents per llne orSI 90 per square OF eight
lines, agate measure. In Weekly, go cents
per line.
Address THE STAR.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
MURRAY & Lanmam,s Florida Water

he richest, most lasting, yet most delicate
of all perfumes for use on the handk 4rchlct, at
the toilet and in the bath, delightful anu
healthful in the sick room, relieves weakness,
fatigue, prOstrat on, nervousness anu IL al
ache. Look out for copnterfeIts; Always ask
for the Florida Water prepared BY the sOIe
YORK. For sale by PerIumers, Druggists anu
Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

A LONDON lecturer lately announced
that the white whale could not be kept
alive in captivity. Mr.. Barnum thinks
differently, and his agent, in accordance
with contract previously made,
shipped for Europe on Saturday by the
steamer Oder the white whale which
has been spending the summer season
$ tank, placed in a box, with a soft
bed Of sea weed, and removed to Hobo
ken. The box was hosted on board the
Oder and placed on tue forward deck.
During the voyage the whale will have
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

YELLOW FEVER Is showing itself to a
considerable extent at Fernandlna, Fla,
and few cases are reported at Ha-
yana and on shipboard, but there Is no
apprehension of an epidemic the pres
ent season.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

A BOSTON paper thinks Rus would
stand before the world as champion Of
Christianity In much better light If
she would initiate the inhdel Turk and
purchase her rifles in New England.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

THE nomination of General George b.
Mcclellan for Governor of New Jersey
yesterday, by the Democratic Conven-
tion, causes us out here to wonder
whether General Mcclellan is Jersey
man or a New Yorker. Within the past
year he was nominated by Governor
Robinson, OF New York, for the position
of Commissioner of Docks Of that State,
and rejected by the Senate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

A MAN who prefers sitting on box in
the city and discussing the problem OF
unemployed labor to going into the
country, has laid his hands on statistics
to prove that three-ffths of the inmates
of mad houses are from the country.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

HAPPY tidlngs foc nervous sufferers, and
those VINO have been dose |, druggcd, and
uuacked PuvcrnachGr's Electric Belts ct-
fecJualty cure premature debility, weaknaas
and decay. Book and journal, with inIorma-
ton worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULVEKM ACHER GALVAN!C CO., Gin
CiunatI, ONO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

WHY dou't Hon. Sam. f. Hunt ao.
cept McGuire's challenger He would
find foeman worthy of his steel, and
would have an opportunity Of defending
his party at a point where great inroads
are being made. MCGUIRE is lightning,
and he and Sammy could make it enter
tanning for the boys.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
Ponds Extract

Has no equal for Immediate relief, and by per-
sistent use final cure IN all cases Of cuts,
bruses, burns, aches of all kiuds, bleed ng
from any cause etc, etc, all Of which is fully
! tre tei upon in the little pamphlet accom-
panyIng each bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

MANY heart-and liver too-will
ache and find no comfort, Tor DR.. Bran
dreth, the famous pill man, has gone
into bankruptcy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

THE new picture, "Joseph Sold into
Slavery" has no reference to the Jo-
seph that is leading Gen. Howard over
the Western wi!ds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

MR.. MCGUIRE apologized for the non
appearance Of Hon. Sam. T. Hunt, last
night, by explaining that the silver
tongued orator was probably sick.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

IN the New England States, where
they have no elections this fall, the pa
pers are discussing the proposition,
"Can Cat CountE"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

OUR amateur carvers are grinding
their chisels and getting ready in earn
est for that $500 premium.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

TIMOTHY RAY, Boston broker, has
been arrested for forgery. He is not a
cheering ray to the Bostonians.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARKERsBuRH.
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Time, mia. iast-
Washington TX daily..... 9:l5 AM T!00PH
RalJlnlOre Elk. aaIly 49,. 9:l5PM $3.50 A N
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
THE STAR.

23O Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

1 8ui6eI auf ben 9(Ger. @iuiae Dieier
Tornten f~ittterr per Qlfcr etncn Stier, mn
cine Did)te Ora5narbe lieqt inn 6erblt, nod
Dem Die Sttere p~erfQuit fino, aitf Ser
gStele.. 90S bort SIT D0ltenoc Bie0 pir6
i'll 6riI6ljn8 auf 6em Morft getauFt u1b
GUT g8eiDe gebradt, io6alb 6a5 Oras 10
ipcit tit, nm ftd bGran iatt freiien su f6n=
11en. @dDren0 be3 Somu1erS llinlrt bQs
8ieb Oil Oelpi6t uub 1T Der 0}jtc bc8
G0la0tfeiide5 trcfflid III u1tD tpirb, io>
balb e5 felt lit, Dom 2tuguit bis 9tobember
Gil Die G@iG6ter Derfauft. Sin aRain
f0un lei@t bic A1fIiGt iiber nu6e 100 Stid
fI0ren. &enu baS rl6tbt9e 2critGnbniB
lt11b bic rtd)tige Mu5tpa6l beil @infauf uItO
8erf0uf in Nntpen0ung fontntelt, 6anu lit
ser 0je!Uitn Dieier 9lrt pol1 2allDtpirtbidaft
ie6r erfledlid, u1b Bic g&ciben 1cDrlelt -
ipte geiogt = itct5 al TrHNt6arfeit 81, bu
fdit Niles, ipa5 nc er3elt5elt, tJllen 5ltriid>
~critattct miro.
SeIbitperitG1bltG fonnen niGt oue 5ar>
1ner Iid) nit bieicrO ra5tpciDefiitterung ats
idiiebii9 b~cfaiie!t. sSu bcn aellen NnIic>
Delitltget bc3 9Se1terS iDtrb INNER D0Npt1
i6dlid 0etreiOe gebaut iprrbeu, benin BORT
1T DGuftg 81 tDentg Rapitn1 bor5al1ben Snr
N1t10affung zines groBen 8iebft0llbe5 lu0
bet 0ctrciDebnu briugt itct3 ant idnelLlten
.bonrc5 Gelo Elm. 2l6er in ben 0idtcr be-
iic0clten Gbeilen beS 2uuoc5, 100 Ser Snr>
amer III "ictlter 9td6e einCn guten Wearft fir
J{tltD>, 60lnl1elz, G0l0> unb 2nrllnIeii0
ftlbet ul1D bic Nrbcit5fraft bod i'm 8retle
iteDt, bn ioQte Der Tarlner icir1e Meibe>
griil16c auSoc6ncn un0 leincn0ie6ftano Der
s14af,4e1r fGS "a tN-rnf4n,NA So ~ t,o,3,~
gen Sabren nuf alten 8eibe9riitocn in
SDtge itarfcr Seipcibuug brr0 Gieb berDor>
ge6rG6tc 8erdn0eru1g SIT bc06adter. &ir
fe1nen cine ate TdrllI, Die Dor Dret lSa6rcn
Dcrpadtet 1parb ur1o no 4 GiiDe, etn pGar
Bfcr0e urD elite flcine 6cerDe SdQfe ge>
Dalten murben. SIS tporcn at 100 @fer
obcr me0r, Bic fit Mcibe beItilr11t lt1to err
bGrtnlid) bop Wtpo5, 8ui1cn u1o ltnfrduz
tern IN 6ol8e ungeniigenber 8ctpcibung
ltbcrtpltbert iDare1t. SIM pprtgell S0ntlncr
bort ait 80 StHG Gtubpieb urb %
StitG S0afe gut BET TIeii1 et6alten un6
tparc1 bon benz 2anbe nuBerbem nod 30
2lGer nit 9toggen beiteltt tpor0eu. 9a3
mar mebr ais 6Q3 8terfade in @itz
te. GS cridien tpetBer Glee in 6itQe unb
feineS OraS; bagegen peri6tpan>
Sen 8ulGtperf u1b ltnfrGutcr luter Sen
S6uau5elt Ser SG0fe.
Sino Die 8Gl6e auf iol0em 2an6e gr0B,
10 mag 00S 8fliigen .l1Ot6ipel1Oi9 tperoel1,
ODER man nutB tie t~peuigitcn3 DGufig as
idneioen, nm nit iDnen auf5urdumeu.
SAT- ieoc5 Der1n1ldijigte g8ei0elatb, tpenl1
frei bon 8ni6tpert lit, fann bnr0 8e7
III Srbnung gebradt iperbeI1.
llebergrunbbi!ngun9 init fonScutrirtcn
0un8ermittcln bcidtenntgt Sen 4Sro3cB Ser
8o0cnDer6cier1g, Sn eitigcn 0egerbcn
luir0 Cups au8ret1sll, a6er Sic g8irfung
beS @0pieS lit cine 10 ungleihmdBige, boB
ett Gerll6 Danttt nur Dart onl6togen
iuirb, tuenn fiir Oelicn Nniuenbung Mritnoe
Dor60Itocn itn0. Sn allen TGllen aber
iperOen ii0 &no0eltme6l uno Nide borz
e~rtueiien uno bic 3inien beS bnrz
auf pcrlpe1oeten GdpitnlS rei9li1 elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
@43toiae @eioea41mSe.

Wa1t fam quite @%ei6e8rin6e BADEN, sic
ft0 nit leDeuu Sabre per6eiIern, pbte 6aB
Der 9Sflllg ite beriibrt. Sn Gnglan0 ). g.
9ie6t IS taltienbe bon Tarrten, r1antentlid6
Wil6tpirtbi0aFten, mo- Ser Bflu9 gang un6
gar ntd)t auf BEN QSeiben in %9lnlpenounq
%fortn1t, a1f 6enen ii@ cine weide,
Iall1rnetartige Gaienbefe befinbet, 6as @rz
gebntB Sabr6unOerte lang fortgeiebten,
frtoppen N6ipei0enS. 90 gtebt eS bier
0ttlionen Qder Bet6elan6sS in oe1 lem
lettS oes Oftfiourt 9elegenen 2anbitreden,
ben MetOegriiltben bes 8iiffels uu6 Set
@nttlope, bic NIT ie6em Sabre fru6tbarer
tperben in Tolge beS N6ipeioen5 b1rcb
btele S9tere unb Die aus benz Siioen bort
bin 9etrie6enen 6eer6en, tpte 6ur0 sic Ser
ipelult9 0e5 carbohydrates. Nub in et1ttz
9en @egenben bes GitenS finbet man oroBe
Tarmen, tDelde ais ftdrbi9e Wet0egriinDe
u11terbatten unb nit iebem Sabre bur0
6aS oarauf tpeiOenOe S0la6tpie6 frudtz
b0rer 9etloDt iperben. Der %ein3iQc, ol1}er
ben &ulfloben, III 2lntpe1Oung folnmenoe
Dung be1tebt 1T einem Settpeilt9en Sc
ltrenen nit @Dps, i'm GerbGltniB bon ettua
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

men falI6en Nalren ongeben, 6os mill i'd
aber nidt. 0ertn i6 lebe ltn6 es mir mobl
ergc6t, iDerbe1 Sic cineS 2a9eS bon mir
b0ren."
,,0o5 Gontet ie6r ut6citimrnt," meinte
&lcri3. rIru0 iie eincr Gbcring?"
y1a, Glcin tie io9te mir, boB Tie 6enIetz
ben un 1lIr tpcni9e 1reu;er gef0ltft babe,
ba tic loren iDirflid)cn, cd)ten bobe Dcrf0lt=
fen nliiieir, I'M jbrel 0un9er NIT 8rot SIT
ftiQcn."
Limb iie 0sylieB iDr &ino, oDnc G6mers
5u perrotben?"
,gli6t bod; fte briific cs at i6re 8ruit
un0 ipeinte leiDenitnftlid)."
yllno BADEN Sic iejtDtr nidtS r1ebr BON
tbr gcG0rt? ?"
SD 6d6e feline oirefte Dtitt0eiiun9 ers
baltc1, in 3piidcnrQumc1 abcr bret Wf0t
cine !3eDupfunbnote, IN Gin io1it tecle3
Gouuert eingeidGoiian, cc5 ben %onbolter
YofttcnlpGl tr1tg- SD babe ba5 Oelo rltr
nteincn Hicbll1g iii Die Spdrfdiic 9e9ebtt."
,2lbcr Die GouDertS baben Sic lDobl be-
bolten?"
Stein, Sic Nufidrift riiGrtc niicnbar bon
ic6r urqeIbfer Galio Der. SD fann nid)t
olouben, 6aB SrotS OiIttcr 10 Id)reibe, al
lelIl tu Dll .llUNtbNnH4T zap pnO VLLU UDIl
t6r gcfommet it,"
limb e5 mar gar ni0t5 @ci9rie6eneS
borin 2"
vg2iht ein GGort. Ole 9onflote mar n4r
in eir leer5 8latt Gopier gefaltet."
yQergerlid6 !" rtef2lleri5. SD ipitroe picl
barum geber, mebr lber Grot5 llriprltl1o
Su tpilien. Set oi9g @~elcgeu6eit m0dtc
i'd nod frd9en: mic fam Der &lctte su Dem
9farten 3rot 2"
yG5 lit MIR etn i9drtli0fettSnanle, SEN
t6m @roBOater CAB, al5 er anfin9, int
6alic berum5utrotten. st lit na6 @rpBz
boter, Der icin Bat6e lit, gSiuiam gctouft.
Die Taufe fam etnc g8o6e mad Der Abz
reiie ieiner OtHtter itott."
Primer, fletner SrDt, i'm Mrbeit56altle
geboren 1no BON leiner Wfuttcr perlaiien d!
Batteries, beimatbloS, nan1enlD5! 9t11L
DtiB GbdIice, ieine GrSiebung ipl SSbuet
feline Gorge 1tebr MAIDEN. gSe1n CT int
9eeignetc1 Nlter lit, tpoIlelt mir i'm mad
Wi16eiter sur S6uIe i6t6en unb ipGter
na6 Srfor0, I'M eir1en ga11;e1 lfarrt aus
ibn1 81 MAIDEN. 9a5 loQ mir 8fliGt ietr1
uIlD etlt gerillger 0ant fiir all ba5, mas
Sic unO SDr 0roBpnter fit mid 9etDait
baber."
Isle iinb 81 9iti8. Oloubert sic mir,
mir beoitrfen fetter Ger9eltung."
$50 mar e3 au6 Bel Den gllten Sainartz
tonerit. 9l6er iptc LANCE lit eS bet, lett Sic
Die lebte 8altfltote erDieltcn 2"
ySaun Spei W3ondte Der. sic traf tpG6z
re1o SDrer SrdifDett ctn."
vAlteineu tnnigen 0onf bofitr, boB Sic
Mir Die geldt6te erSdDlt BADEN. SD 1le0me
ben ipdrlniten NntDeil oil 5rot ullo S6rc
Site riiDrt mid aufrt6tig. .G5 lit bart,
bub cine Gbnt Der 8arlnberSi9feit SGuelt
yeio gebradt bat, unb e5 Last mid tDre
Salt6Leute rin8slin ber5li6 bero6I0ele1."
gIaoeln sic iie lri9t SIT icDr, ibre SunOe
entitebt aus lluipiiietbett. ..."
r9tein," entgcgnete 9tleri3 itren8, fife
ettIprt19t aus 8er0erbtgeit urb neil tie on
tt6ts 0ute5 5l 9lau6en pcrnn0gen."
Nortleeun9 fOI3t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
@ochcnflichc Sllinois Sfoofs-Bcif1cre.

Ielben fa1nen ult6 io9en eiren barbduptigen
Weann 9egen ba8 Serum Traia1S LAUREN.
gcri6iebel1e Berionen tDur6cn bereitS ais
Der6Gdtig per1aftet, bod blieben Die NaAe
forlAungc1 Der 45oliset mad Dem Wforoer
bi56er reiultatloS. Galea53o tpuroe nidt
b~eroubt; man fanb ieine l1br un0 letne
8Drie u1lbcrilbrt por.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
@tn enserer @rtef pon ssra1. ssrapf.

Or. Na6map. @crtber SER! SD uebme mir bic
Sreibeit, Sbuen no@maIs 81 idreibeh: Ytein 3nftunO
bat lid blrb On gebraid SIrer DtebiSitn beOeuteub &C.
rnO 6as pierte lit fat pOutanOis sebetlt, pie @afcrz
ludt lit fort; metne @eiuuObeit beiiert lid nod %beitdnOis
mers fraoteu mid pieIe QeriOneu iiber Sic puuoerbars
6eiItruft, rpeI6c SBre Ntebt3in anf mene Srant3eit artsz
ilbte, cine pom Sbto, cine ouOere pom @anaoG. bret pom
Sadion uub cine oniebnli6e 3abl pon btel9eln Srt.
Mdtun95pon 6rau y. 6ropt:
Iir iiuh nit Frau Srupf gut bstannt. ste TT cine
f6aeenspertbe Game, Don mobltbdtt9ecn eellitr1lln9eu
fpIpeut" burd bic Npptbeter non Nuu Arbor an BerIoz
men, melbc nit iuueren Gei6mitreH bebaitet limb, per-
mittelt. g9tr baben DON mebrereH wuuperbare1 furen
bur6 baS ,,9teloluent" 9ebprt.
N1tun9spou Voeroa0 q 20.
Nnn Mrbnr, NTtd., Is. Nu0nt 1875. ~