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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

The teachers institute to be held IN
this city, July II. should be attended
BY the many teachers Ct Texas, who
know how Important it IL that they
should enlarge their professional ex-
perience by well-sonducted organixa.
ton. The names of members attend.
Ing, will be pnblished, that school
communities mat know what teach.
ers are stilI ia the field for active work
iu the educational cause. Those whc
cannot attend, should send communi-
tations 70 be read, before the institute
1etters 20 James Il. Simpson or Rev
Mr.. Nicely, win receivs prompt atten
ton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07
I'VE steamer. SaUsts. as.s E.sa -

MONTREAL, June a-Ihz -arr- a.z.-.
steamers EiFhi-tole auI --Isa-.-
came into coiiisioa at a l.ia- r- t--a--
b!e, JUS below THIS -Iy. sll r..
sunk. The ferEsr va t.1aI r..--r
with iron, ali the after a-.-sa-..-
baund with coru- Bah a-. a--..
loss. Crews saved
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-07

CHICAGO, July At psE.er .a-.
t'-day- one eighth rallf. Ia..rr-.
won, Adventure -srsrl te ID Il.
The rider Of Bsnuie ii----- l..a- rr-.s.a
and Killed. la the tsl, ull.- r.e. ..-
Ter won. Eiu Eru.- z-cal.i I-ll co.,
third; tImr g-s-I
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

Siinnery ula,c.-our p.ytmeats and
crossings.
Ole Ball AID the Swedish ladies' qusr-
te:to alc concert .lng in New L|aalanu.
4 ereman no,.r with five r,.17,f s,,ou
WOW e,'J. .Int =. t,w doors From, I.,-'v
DIV r1IIi. e.h'.i
=, 800,
my cay va N.t"~ d. N'i"r" ~l'"nc.'
Is E'c'"S i'oh.T uP ~. p j., lv'j'I SOM
focH GA '.o l''..''' -'''S''" "'''.'
Worth, tue iari' a.! c"slum.f, tays ne
rs lo'Ooo ID. o-u U't''!n re" i"lh'
i!c.cI,'I az y s1nt - "n costumes
nome - w. j.. ''''h on o.e'9'I
~ little "no"'c Ire, &C School
muster: what IS the mc!c .ns + cqIinOA?
Pupil lNh1 knows SOM hil-' LDtin d.
r.yatloo.; Please. sir, il, L''il : night
mrre.
A Russian D|,i1ccss At the hotel Bristol.
Paris, mas ,cycu servants, ard lives TT the
rae Of 80. COO francs a mu.tn. The pro-
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

July 81, and SEPTEMBER %, i17G, and the
final actiou "a yet to be taken.
Fciday moruiag, January II, l777,
the committee appointed to ''bring in d
d" draugdt OF q dsclma'ion. setting forth
% the rights Of the inhabitants Of that di.-
d" trict OF land commonly called ard known
by the Kane Of the NOW hampshire
" GmLtl, have, 80 form taemsclyos into a
"sja'c or Independent government mad'
u report, which was adopted by the corr
v%oniion, in which Il wa' DECLARED a. fol-
lows: "IliJ c"'1ynati,.. whose m.nb.i5
d" are duly chosen ~ Che hc' voice. i their
d" clnttituents in the acy.iai town', on tbc
" New Hampshire Grants, IN public meet
" ing assembled, 10 our own names, and in
" behalf of cur constituents, d0 hcr,Jy pro-.
" c,1iu art pgJlicij d.c'oye that toe de-
d" tric' Of territory comprchendiug a1d
" usually known ly the nam aul descrip.
" ton Of tac Rev Hampshire Granite, cf
% right ought To be-, ASp u HEREBY DE-
& clARED FOREVER HEREAFTER ID BE cos
" sGDERED As A SEPARATE. FGEE y Is
" DEPENDENT J|uEI.Dtcri,N OR STATE by
" the name, and forever hereafter 80 be
d" called, known and Distinguished jy the
" name of New Councctjcut.'
Thus and then WIS TIE e;a'o Of Vcr-
mont, a. a tree, iaitpr 1.a' ,nl sovereign
strc, ush.'cl tt1 berry. January II.
1000.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Art and Artists.

The Yale art school has been presented
with oae CT the centennial exhibition prize
pictures FROM tho Austrian collection
Probs q "rhc Poitlit Study"
Some time after twelve o'clock TUESDAY
night iacsaoilliie set on fire and attempted
70 burn rp tbe p.ca' painting Of the battle
If Leotou. .%,nuutaia, row en- exhibition
in liuche..e n. y. The i~ncendiaries
tccn % have used matches in their would
be destructive work, and then bnt the can
y INN GistclY below the iiSurc of Gen
crtl HOOKER. a hole about twice the size
oi a man hard Was burned, but the pic
tlre was 10, 10 Damaged Ms to mar its
beauty t'a work Of AT. The cpuvas At
{. a. pDi.t is burned sway about a foot
above the frame. Ancthcr hole was
burned tt the I.gh hand lower corner, and
the Cluyjs Churtl, and tho stubs Of tic
ua''hts used were found on the il.o7.
LHt week "h Anonymous letter was re-
cclvei by Cait in Cr6ndall, who has
cul3-e ct 81" painting, ,ilrrirg MIN TO
'rar - 's' IS ihc ii y, ard Threatening to
tutu j. ii DE aid not. The writer stated
INV lac dill mos want any moio feeling eX-
listing against tie south.
Garuuc, the artist, las a very peculiar
personal Appearance. Ills heal, with its
de- p-sct, large eyes, wild masses Of gray
htie, and ro.nt.d gray moustaoho, is cx-
c ctn.ly pc.a;e que. lie "a as thin as a
+. slly, AMI Isl distinguished for extreme
s. dJstiy. cNc.s-irC isrijablllty aud great
Il -ikg to v'-itoI3 His father WG3 q gold
.rar.t cot As..DI psN Ia. rrse.If g., tIg
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Personal Journalism.

In a box entitlel "Jolrlaliam,' We
find the following on "Persoi al Journal.
i-m.'
"A great deal Of twlddle is uttered by
some country newspapers just now over
what they call personal journalism. Trey
say that now TIA Mr.. Bennett, Mr.. Ray
mond AMI Mr.. Greedy are dead. The day
for personal journalism is gore by, and
that impersonal journalism will take its
place. That appears t. mean a sort of
journalism in which nobody will ask who
The editor of a paper or the writer of any
class of article is, and nobody will care.
Whenever in the newspaper Profession a
man rises up who is oriunll, s;Ioug and
bold enough TO make his opinions a mat
ter of consequence to the public, there viii
be personal Journalism and Whenever
newspapers are conducted only by com
mon-plice individuals whose views are Of
n interest to the woIll, and of no conse.
qlence to anybody, there will he nothing
but impeTsonal journalism,
And this Is the essence OF the whole
question
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Vicinity items.

1.-THE Christmas ictt,yilics began in Hub
btraton in School Distr.'t No. :, on the
23i Of December. CArstmls tree was
spread at the school huase, laden with
co'tly presents. Mr.. T.. +. Ginson repic-
scented nta Cal', assisted by Miss Dlbo.
roh PeuIeons and Gertrude Ginson, who
dstri0uted the gifts at an early hour. AT
the c'ose Of these ceremonies Dana Lin
coin invited the company to his residence,
where everything was found in readiness.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed and all
returned to their homes at an ea,ly hour.
MISS Nancy tlagg has taught the school in
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Organs.

We now have on hand a large and ex-
Ceedipgly hIc assortment of Organs.
Many If the sly les which We have selected
especially for The holiday trade are new
aud very tasty, and would be an ornament
to any room. We have the George Woods,
and the Mason d Hamlin Organs, both
OF which are 500 well known TO need any
words Of praise from us. We o1er them
during the holidays for very low figures,
and on exceedingly easy terms; give US a
call.
MCCLURE & HALL,
d&w 70. rs West street, Rutland, Vt.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
New Years Receptions in Washing
ton.

One Of the heaviest fno,g storms ever
known in Washington SIT in abou. noon on
New Years day, but The RECEPTIONS were
nevertheless Wei attended, and tie calling
at private res 'hces here Il ladies were
sat homc," wac kept up til late In the
evening. At the White house MIS- Grant;
wore a Hack velye. dress with dilm,nls;
Mrs. S::toli- wore a c.srct colpred vol7c,
dress Mrs. F.cd Graft a bluc silk with a
white lace oyc;skir;; aud Miss Ju ia Grant,
lie president otIy graudchild, was
dressed in a hite lawn trimmed w!th blue
ribbon. The ladies of Ike diplomatic
corps wore walking sli's, generally Of two
shades Of sIlE, with dress hais. a Chinese
Mandarin IN The Pekin court dress was con-
spicuous among tic gsily uniformed repre-
sentative of fJreigl powers. Cen. Shcr-
mai headed the army officers, and Ad niral
Porter ,he navy officers, while Chief Jus
tico Waite preceded the judges Of the
supreme court.
Prominent amoug the ladies from New
England who received were Mrs. Secretary
Morrill, AMI daughters, Mrs. Eugene Hale
at Secretary Cnanllcr's) Mrs. Senator
Elmuads ald daughter, Mra. Senator
Morrill, ard Ms. swan, the Misses Flye,
Mrs. Tagbox, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. L. c..
Gutter, Mrs. Luther, Mrs. A. p. Brown,
Mrs. Kimblll, Mrs. J. II. Baxter ami Mis-.
". Thorndike.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
The Charley Ross Case.

The Philadelphia TelgyalA of Wcdnes-
day evening says: "S)me lime ago a col
o7td man named Nclson p4rkc-, told a
starting story Of the abduction OF Cla-ley
Ross, inl, bueI upon bis revelations, war
rants were issued for the arrest of Samuel
Benners, james Pigsot, AID S4.ah Brown
for ALLEGED completely. They were taken
in custody in October las. and have been
kept in Moyamcnsing ever since, awaiting
trial, After careful Investigation the au
thortie', convincing themselves that these
paltlts were not implicated 10 the crime,
abandoned the case against them, and
Judge Briggs ordered their discharge.
They are noW released upon their own
recoenizance to appear whcl wanted"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

From John Fiogg, esq, OF Bennington, N. II.
"Three years since / was very much re-
duced with a dreadful cough, which result
ed in Bronchitis, affecting me so severely
az to render 1t difficult To speak in an audi
bic voice. To this wae added severe night
sweats, and | was fearful Of going into q
decline. After recourse TO various m
dies, TO no purpose, l made use of Dir.
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD tnERRY, a few
bottles Of which restored me to health.
Since that time | have hsd several severe
attacks of cough, bu, the BALsAM has
always removed them. always keep it
by me, and should not know how 10 DO
w%ithoutit."
80 cents and 81 Il bottle. Sold by all
druggists. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

--TTT-T U|TT- " ~ ~ LII ~ ~ Z TTTT w IL
made by Mra. Charles Lincoln, the we'd
ding cake by Mrs Schuyler Dikeman and
the anniversary cake by MIS-. Rodney Law
renee. At W. o'clock n. m the company
separated to iheir hCmei, having enioyed a
good time and looping 10 be present at the
silver festival, Ciedit ia doe TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Liucoln and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuylcr Diseman for their services as a
committee ri arrangements. r..
CLARENDON.
There will be u donation visit mt the par
son9ge On the $ Juth ! ats, Clarendon, on
"Wednesday evening ot this week. A gen
CrHl and cordial iuyitltiou is given To- all
in town aid ~n.igdtniing town, to attend
and form an acqIaintaace with our new
TaitCr and his Hmiable Indy.
pANBY.
OGc Of the worst storms Of the ssasop
visited US on Saturday. The roads are i'm
passab'c in soinc place-. There has been
but ii tie travel since the storm.
Christmas raised as usual. About fifty
couples attended the third grand ball at
Boud'5 VI Monday evening.
H. Il Fab had his hand badly mulilsted
by "A thrcshing machine q few days since.
Il is feared he Will loose his thumb.
Geo w. Phillips frczo bis feet very bad
y on Gay last week. "ld ID confined to tic
mousse
Oua BON contemplate 6niIding a new
sloio h.N' summer ooF4d Ihc lumber is
70 o. I'a'E Vn'9 winter from r. heileys
MIL
j. y. phiiirs was thrown from his sleigh
the other day AMI badly injured His leg
ciusnt uod'r 'Ie sea- a1H nc was dragged
ruout tnlI,y Icd5 Itad hs horse become
lil-cd os 10 nor,s uo, UH,rnu',''",$ p'gn
Ttoi ,.s III fr 81. t, E must H.
aln;,,t' ,!ar,5 i r" ,,," W. nin'S IL. ."g
Sn SSaIIihnt% or MN, ,y, "i-T n ~ ""'Su 'ontiHueC,
was dragged The whole distance. Ita is
now confined TO bis house tv the iri1r;o7
E.l,v hos hon oaaoi.,a1 IT..
o,nnt oh nn.r i u q, ~pp'iu,-U .fuo,
fgr ~, :, ,oi ,,r-"' "l'' IL" w '''"'n'u
The fplllwinr officers wrra ,lac,nl Tor
Marble ledge. +. and A. NJ. on Nlufov
the % n ult.. VIZ: W. II. Band. " NJ.
d. W. Rcrcts. :. W..O q Rstcr
"; ID. a. Xiv. treasurer. a. :. H,kcr
secretary. O. Il Adoms \ u. T,,ns,'
Dougau, J. d.. J. J. SoHlc, tyler; T.. j..
Reed I G Williams etryvoids. T. n
Coprdor. cbaplain. ID II. Iore' mar-bai
The above officers viii be installed If The
next, communication BY L. II. Lsnc. maj
master.
Tbo or.,,u
W. 49, 81 - NY 'i's NlH'e!'
Cbri..not Io'i'' a U",io' " ''iI' me-
,arasa+, '' ""'' "ie ''N " "'"S'
Ir"t. N",iwar1 g'Y an entertainment
~ INC Town I;ii, j rlGay evening", ana al the
Gnu! ]. ','' at 'lc I0i" Oh H"i 'Iuuy. But
lew attended
Tho s,.icbirr ,r,s ,x-oilo-t ,-ori.u.
'HV -C'E"in9 "dN 'A-tiIt-J previous 70
."l7 nm, ~ w P.tau,He as SOON rs me
Il1's ar u''Nen "ul anu 'raCheI uo"n II
wiz again NC H'"u'
\ few mornings since i. G.. We-tc0tt
found two cows in the barn ce.d. They
had tritd TO crawl out Of a hale in the
gable end If the barn and became hung so
that they d.Cd, j. C W..
wALLfVGrorD.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Dead.

Doctor A. Axtel, a prominent physician
OF Washington county, died at Fort Ann,
Saturday, aged ffty-hvc years. DIR. Axtel
had a large acquaintance in Vermont.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

DcnnisOn:s patent shipping Tngs.
over 200 Millions have tccn used within the
becoming CetaChe1. Al express companies
use them. Sold by Printers and statlyuers
every where.
GLOBE PAPER co, RUTLAND,
1.-r wholesale Agents.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Injured.

Mrs. L. W. johnson of Ludlow, had one
hand injured in the collision at Healdville
station, on Monday.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03


Wa hoy, rr,5,ncn of .,or h-:ot.
moonI;-ht nirr,s erd C,o slafoLi"I, III -,
which sro favo,obin ~ ,o,r57 ~ ii va
,cLe nrac,icoi iosoors ~ ~ ao,PtS ="
tro1dmv 40
rIo.
iuCio i h'Ur' tcdlcIy ~ inc supply OF
go . t'H'1 W ouI mtIlS nave Dctn Dry
min Tnwis & Son and ,bn ,r;st nil ofJH
T. Coolrich hal to Con ~rnrnin, eor1o
weeks since frr Tho wont pf wotor VIE
nond which fornoe a no,t Of Tato {, C,,h
t.ino 10 nao,iv Grv. thn,a has n"t heon an,
y,aler n1uinG frim thn nr,lc, tor aomy,
limo n was never morn :" bo IN enoh q
condition hrfnrp Inv tho oIfa.t nbohitonnt
o,..~ C,.0
gu" O.io9 %no mas zen PloEcrp'al lol
h's generosity rom 'lne lulnlemoilal' gave
nj, rro1orir.',t lemon, - H., oLa..
hv o~rroroing rnian moe,;rr IS th" SiGor
c1t soc, e or1 rnanIa Nv VI
Chris,mas cypnin, at tie Me,%odis,
church, whoa thrae trees were planted for
the reception AID distribution Of his bere.
fac ions. The trees were heavily laden
with useful and attractive articles. The
house was well filed and all passed off very
pleasant V.
SaLtA Claus came again On Wednesday
evening the 27th int, to confer his favors
upon he children who attend the Sunday
echool Of the Episcopal church. A tree
was located at the halt OF o r. Ilopson,
which was well supplied with attractive ar
ticlcs, which made them all glad, Tor each
one Ico.iNe4 some token 81 his lavor'
On Chris,ma7 evening Jonas Cummings
anu HIon]o llo'Sius OF East Wells, look Il
5 iI1ii 'II 9Io,sn VI M Hco' Hneiuoh
W l a"Io', WIN ne was aI CHURCH ne
t wo1 "ma 'D nI III 'nelr PnstI ','on anu they
~ all's'cG' tahoh 70 la"IeV ana put mn,
''"'"N" "'"i anu
cummings ~ "lt - eAploIo some olher
ltJNh'y' ~ ! luuno'eu Una! ne was PROB
AMY io@,iut" eAPosu'c IL sums previous
GASES VI 'N''''
P~ERKlNsyIIIE
rev T., Alugsbury OF west WlrdsOr,
hlled the pulpit of the Methodist Chuch
last sabbath IN a very acceptable manner.
A large number of persons from this vi
cinliy have been summoned to attend the
tIial Of Henry Grayelin, for the murder Of
II. o. White, now in progress at Wood
stock, and which promises to be quite ex-
- -
, 1877-03-17

feierte. @r ains bon bier naduD enti9larS!
mo er ,ulebt in Berlin &apenmetter bee
0anner Sbeaters mar. Serr Shramm MAI
elm tthti9sr Mniifer uno wiro ietn zoo bon
ieineu sablreimen Treunoen ttet betranert.
Die bon linn binterlai1ene Witttpe 1T bic bts'
beliebte 6onbrette, Trau Shramm'6olft,
bic ben @atten bis sur lesten Stuuoe aepfles,
bat. Noh anf benz &rantenla9er - turd
Dor ieinem Sobe - eompontrte per-
sdramm bic Muff gu Der nsueien yoHe
Ser GDwe bes Cages. Gang. D. W.)
- Cine 6rase, nit relder Fd bereits Der
leste MrbeitercongreB in paris
teiddhiate, ioll oemnddif aud in Die Sam.
mer aebradt rperoen. Die raoitalen Oepu'
tirten beretten ndrlih eth @eieb Dor, oas
ben &lSfern unb religi6ien Sorpotat'o'
men uerbieten io0, ff nit S abrifatto n
BON @egenhdnben uno Serfauf oerielben
unter benz Breiie au beihdftigen. Sn Der
D%arleaunq Der @riinbe ion nafgepieien
uerben, baB bic @%oucurrenS Der &loferarbeit
,ur Mrbeitslof9teit utelsr Werttdtten beige
trageu babe.
-Die fatboIifde &ir4e iett oie
Befebrung Der Neser i'm Stbsn NIT Gtfer
fort. Sn ben Staaten @eOrsia, alabama
unb 0ouiiiana tnb in Der lesten 3eit pier5i9
r1miih.fatboliide Sdulen er5inet norben,
tn tpelden farbise &inoer uneutstltlth inter-
rt1tet tperoen.
-@ine | ante 8 8 q t.
q & mirb aus Nuignou, Der alten pdpf'
liden &eioens seuleloet. Sn bieier Stabt,
pelde aur ;3eit 10000 @inwobuer sabis. If
innerbalb BON iieben Easen fein einaiser
EobesfaG oorgefommen.
- Ste I'M porigen 9erbf mad
Serbten ausgepanoerten Mrbetter Der
Spanbauer @epebrfabrif itno bis auf flint
idmmt1i9 pieoer in bic 9etmath anridse'
tebrt, ba Die 95bnunsen in Serbien pabreno
Der lesten @oden suns einsefeat tparen.
, 1877-03-17

Maa'S Soft uiiIen ; aber bier in met.
men Sdnoen balt id men Brief bon linn,
Inn oenielben Der oorbetfabrenoen Soft
futide mitsuseben. Slut benz 8rieff
itano: rNn baS s3onamt", uno oas be-
beutet nimn,ermebr Suites.
2aBt i'm idreiben, an men er min,
perieete Suoica, iid NIT @emalt beberre
ideno, 10 nett id ben Soc femme nno
oas 1T nidt melt - braud)t er ben
@rtnso eben 10 weni9 5u fiirdten, mte
oas 3ollamt.
Die @dlte an Dem Gid %offenbarten
mturmelno ibren geifaa gu iolder oorz
lidti9en Nntiport. Nud Der SeelDwens
mirtb nidte biaiseuo, oann fubr er fort :
8raudt er nidts gu fird)ten, 10 pdre Die
&unbe linn oennoA pielleiht anaenebm.
Sd erlebte ndmlid idon, oaB bret Gage,
nadoem id einen dbnliden grief befOrs
oerte, n 6esierun9sfutter ooer swei
orauBen freu3ten, uno III iieben; adt en'
ocre 3olluddter ben @rinso beiudten.
DaB iie nidt famen, I'M nit ibm gu
wiirieln ooer me Bartie Softer gu ipielen,
oafir biirge th.
Sci oielen Worten ipabte er idarfer
gu Suoica biniiber. Gs 'enteing ibut
nidt, oab 1e fid Dem 5euer tiefer 5us
neiste uno uie fr0itelno ibren @esenrod
feiter suiammensos. Nad lanserem 81
germ bemerfte iie faum peritdnblid
Wtas Der Soc suleben, pie er nit ben
.3ollwddtern fertis miro. Sat ct nriade,
ite 3u firdten, 10 iif's feline Sade.
Die nad benz @iebeltbeil oes Saules
fiibrenoe 1bir 0ffnete fid uno in oeriels
ben eridien Silser, in Der, cipililirten
2dnoern mebr ansemefienen &letoung
cine eben 10 itattlide @rIdeinuns, pie
einit in Qeoerrod uno Wocaiiins. Sour
Der Sonnenbrano auf ieinem Nntlie luar
etiuas seblei1t, wdbreno Der oidte BLONDE
0olbart BON elmer ior9falti9eren gfese
--t.-
(8ortietnng iol9t.)
, 1877-03-17
Dts 8Iaf&s

"9ambur9er Trppfen"
fcitet so Gents, pper fdnf Bla1&en
no. t DolIars, finb In allen beutIden
Mpotbefen 3u BADEN cber tperoen btelels
Zen mad Gmpfans bes @elpes fret mad
allen Ebeilen Der @ereinisten Staateu
perlanpt. Man abreifre:
A. v0gelCr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.
, 1877-03-17
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8mh I"
tfnt's lettes unb sr0btes.
0efabr!!!

ober: Seripunoetia benz SauS eines 6reunoes.
Dieles noQennetffe @ere bieies 9steranen Der
Imeritanilben Siteratur Dat ais 8orpuri einen DC.
9~enltano, pehper oas lociale Neben unIeres eeiammten
iiber nsbel. melhes es blosltsnt. 3mferoreentlid
tpannene unc aufresenc, iuiro es BON ALLEN nit
Se9i.roe 8elelen ,perben. SlIutfrirt unc idbpn acs
nnneen. gSir lino enti1ioien. oas Bud III iener ia.
Mile oes sanoes einjnfubren nno ~oiferlren nod nie
~ca9eDeienc Sprtbeile allen mdnnIi6tn unb lpeibli-
Hen northumberland, gBir ~perlanaen LIBERAL
W9enteH nno i6iden gratis auf Yerlan8en Beoinaun.
8ea uno belbreibenot Circulate. 8. X, Stpebar.
Co.. 72s 9pelnut Str, pbiIa. aaD2mis
, 1877-03-17
Eelter : SeparteutcMt.

Gompa9nien, ipelbe Musriiltuu9 uno 8orrdtbe
mbtbie baben. ioltsn brett nit Dem 6abritanten ban.
beln. bite. Wiben, 1irtel. 6emoen u. T. no. Das
blaisite haus I'M 1eihdit. aatalose fret. Sci Der
alten Girma bon Amesripn uni Spnes, ls9 1rano
ctr, RS AyB2aws.
, 1877-03-17

,9err Steif tit Onanbaso Sia. Drift, ttsft
uns nit: Sd lit felt swei Sabrsm an elmer
bSsartisen Gle4te, bic allen Mitteln pibertanb.
Da sebraudte Id msbrere Wpten lang DIR.
Muguf &Snt9's RSnts's pambur-
ger mad 0OrI9rift anb wnrbe
BON bieiem bSsartisen 2eicen poaitanpie sebetlt.
, 1877-03-17
6 p ee

s + e e
I'M 0tetaiI ~perfauft 81 Silportattors Yreiien,
BON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Wp. s31 Mrd StraRe, Gcfe Ser S~,petten Mne
Gpates Str. unb 621 Glib Dritte Ctr,
@biIaoeIpbia, ia.
8ies 1T cine Organization opu 8apitalilten UNI
2bee 81 importiren unb gu pertbeilen
nit eiuem tleinen Delptut, Der Dem Cot umenten allen
Gelpinn Der Smilhenbdnoler eripart. gDir controulren
einen groBen 2beil Der beiten Sbeelortet. pelde nab
bieiem Ganoe tomnen unb bic nur BON uus ielbt pers
fault ,perben. perlonen, pelhe BON cnoeren balolern
fauferl tbutl otes 3u ibrem ei9enen Nabtbetl. unlere
bGuler IN Gbina uno Sapan baben bic beltet 6aetlttd.
ten aur Mustuabl, mas ums 9roBe 8ortbelle 9elpabrt.
g8ir baben gum Hertauf nnierer 3beelorten III allen
baupt1tdoten Der Bereini9ten Staten stores etabltrt.
98ir geben utleren &unoen Elm
GcbDmeS Sell SbrpmD,
senominen pou ben metropolitan gBerten arnerifani.
jder unb fremoer &initler), pelbes. pern in einem
Bilperlaoen 8efauft. mebr toten miroe ais Der prels
bss 3bees betra8t. Dsie 6brpmos iino elm OslHent
fir unlere Run0en.
Mue 9~etauften gDaaren q a n nti IT, oaB lie ools
fominere Sefrsoieuns seipabrsn, oberoas Uslo iurad'
~eritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
E I , .,
sao. sSl Wrb StraBe. Ode 3ireitsn uno Coates StraBs
aSe Gal eiis Sweits St- pslla.. va. 4gS1suts
, 1877-03-17

Sd Bin tptsbsr better ais i'd fe ertpariete ~
usrben, lRreibt pbil. Mol. SalsmsiQs, Wise,
bant DR.. Mueaa aSmte's 3ambursn
Erppfen. SD lit LANCE an Seratlcpfem nnb
los atpet Merate gu &atbe, obne pab i'd 2tnesr-
uas trbielt. SD enti9lpB mid, bic pambur-
ger Erppfen bes DR.. Musaf Ronts ~ eebrau-
den. Got 3ur Gbre unb DR.. Mwsuf RSnis's
hamburger Trppfen gum &ubnte mub it IA
gen, tab mir bislslben msins GsiunSbsit pie'
bereaben.
, 1877-03-17
oe#entli6s Dantiasuaa.

ams3ue aus stnem griefs ssn .. ostnnal'
ler, Butt, 5owarb Gpurts. Scra, an ietnss
Spbn s. 5eiumiIer. &ebafteus bee ~alba.
mp 5erclb".
......S@ tann nt3t umbin, Did 3u BIT.
ten, IN Deinfm glatte uniern DHentIiden DAM
fur biz 5eiluns E'etner SHUTTER tur@ DR..
Aug. 8Snts's 8 hamburger &repfen
aus3ulpre1en. @ie Du pcibt, lit bic liebs
Mutter an etnem i9tperen 2eberIeiben, uns
telbf bic 5ilfe unlsrer Mer3te tar Sersebli1.
Wir prpbirten bic 5antbureer Sropfen, mnb
uurbe bird ben @ebrau1 beritlben BITE &c.
lunbbeit Der @utter tuieber gang bereefeQt-
SD piin16e Du tuGrbeH bic 6ambnreer
Msbietnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
benin lie babea ii6 auf's 8OrtrefFi9fe tn unit-
Ter Gamilte betuabrt.
, 1877-03-17

Cine frenbiee With eilune.-1er,
Baltbafar @stna, @outb Mb1ms, MaFaauietts,
l1reibt an uns: $50 fSnnte etnen sansen 8p>
gen Spll 1hreiben, unb tann fSnnte i'd bod
rttt senus l9reiben, tpas @utss mir DR.. q "
sun 3SntsS 9ambureer Erppfen
tbatsn. Sd babe iiber atpst SABRE ale Dofto.
rem IN bteier tmeesenb sebrau9t unb etn &pe-
res @elb ausseseben, Bis mid bic 5amburser
Eropfen BON meinem fdredli1en l1sbel OTIS
pepfta befretten unb i'd nj fibIe, bab t&
lGnaer ltben tperbe."
, 1877-03-17

I0e1nfe1t. gBenn Sbr ben DeriSaff6iies
SSWac,a a MrtiisI in Der aSsii usS enc
mailt 0- - tsns; patsnt.A ntersllgr toitenfrsi... babsn
SrOaoipap, ". y. INsost.'''