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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06
A Country School.

When was a little girl. went to a
little school, which was kept by a very
little lady. in very little house. The
little lady herself lived in another little
house, which was divided from the little
school-house only by little garden.
did not know then how little the houses,
and the garden, and my school-teacher
were. Miss Caroline seemed large and
powerful to me: and As for her ferule, it
looked bigger TO me than the big trees
of California looked when | saw them a
few years ago. But when went back.
Il grown woman, to my old home, and
walked past Miss Caroline's cottage and
the little old school-house. | hardly could
believe my eyes, every thing was so tiny:
and could have picked Miss Caroline
up under my arm.
The school house had been shoe
makers shop once, and some Of the
shoe-maker's furniture had been left in
it. There was the bench on which he
used to sit and work; this had little
open box at one end, where he used to
keep his tools: this bench stood in the
middle OF the room, in front OF Miss
tttpiiil' : dt>h- anu al Aut tisi>>t> Nsit
on il to recite their lessons. The end
which had the open box on it was called
the head of the class. Once kept
up I" at the head" in spelling. Il whole
week. and l grew so used to having hold
of the edge of the box. and slipping my
fingers back and forth on it, that when
| lost my place, and had a boy or a girl
on nv left side. had hard work not to
keep all the time taking hold of their
arms. instead of the box. There used
TO be also little drawer under the
bench. at this end; but Miss Caroline
had that taken off, after she found out
that it was there Ned Spofiord hid the
"spit-balls" he used TO fire up and down
all the classes he recited in. Oh, what
a bad boy Ned Spotford was! But how
we did all like him! Even Miss
Caroline herself. think, liked him bet
ter than any other scholar in all the
school: and Yet he gave her twice as
much trouble as all the other scholars
put together. But he was SO good-na-
uired and afiectionate that nobody could
help loving him, in spite of his mischief.
He never resisted nor struggled when
she had to punish him. | really think
he got fertiled as often as once week;
but he used TO hold out his hand the
minute she told him to. and look straight
into her eyes while she struck him.
Sometimes he would bite his lips, and
the tears would come into his eyes, but
he never cried, nor begged off, as the
rest of us did. He was As brave as he
was mischievous. Even when he had to
sit on the dunce-stool for twenty min
utes with his mouth wide open
and piece of corn-cob set firm
ly between his teeth, he never cried.
This was Miss Caroline's worst punish
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06

TIE various German potentates re-
Gently united to present joint souvenir
to the Emperor William upon his
eightieth birthday. The eccentric King
of Bavaria refused at first to participate,
and was induced to do SO only by the
urgent remonstrances OF his friend the
Grand Duke of Baden.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL tells good

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL tells a good
story about his butcher. One morning
the man expiated upon the loneliness of
the moonlight of the night before, and.
just as the poetwas thinking that he had
done him an injustice in never having
given him credit for refinement of soul,
the butcher added: 1.-The night was so
fine jest couldn't sleep, and had to get
up and 90 to killin'.n
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06

AT Berne, Switzerland. there was a
row on the recent anniversary of the
outbreak of the Commune in France.
The police interfered, and took away
the red flag which had been hoisted.
The crowd resisted, and wounds were
inflicted in the struggle.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06

There was quiet wedding in the
manor after ? month, and Harry and
lille are happy after all that past.
, 1877-04-02

paper engineering" skill. The "newspaner
engineering " aktil ~ THE TntnrrH md TIh4tf
has sarctl the City Of Lhi,nco thos1sass uf dol
lart, ard quite re- c.cntly, In tho matter Ut the
-. Ncst Shlc Watcr-Wofks," :" presented ihe city
trou, f,csng outravcot'sly swsnilc'l IN
nble engineer, slr, ClcshrouEh, but for which
he VAS rot responsible. hnee no desire to
find fault with Mr. Cheshrougl,. and hclcvc hin,
tn be an able and experienced engineer, from,
whurn fiarc hal teycra, {arort, but / mn not
prepared to admit tho infa1libltty uf any man
tsfr. Frost e1eeptedl
Mr.. Frost tasetiously alluded TO dlsappotnt-
el AxRrIudcrs" which lriugs very un.
pleasant tnemories to my mind. At the time
WAS trying to "Rrnd my little hatelet," be
generously. offered the use Of his little Gx3
paper grinder. with httoeelf at the crank for the
very reasonable sum Of $l5.
Hoping That Mr. Frost will be composed, since
ara Wiling to Rive It. as my own op!nion con-
cerning tho crib, which. think will not lessen
It'll import:nce. for the*e ,seeerc biting frosis
generally do moro harm than Rool. Vcrr rc.
speGtfulIy, Il. !. CHA pMAN.
, 1877-04-02
\ fcw hnurs later, within the sainc walls, on the

a few huurs Later, within the sa,nc walls, on the
famc 1,nr.
7na CADET nAan At ONE asp, ann THE GER
NAAIA At THE OTHER,
playing wnstzcs and tttc tIer7lan for dancing
fcci. And al in behalf Of n church. Tht. fart,
however, doesn't trouble Murray any, however
1t might and may nome others nf the orthodox
creed. lie is too healthy AMI o,stdoor.y In Ills
mental temper to quarrel With other
rcopi..s ways mucl'. 1t Is the mn.
l,calt1,y l'ttie lot Of t,arrow.mInfcl
IN any denomination that ilnfl fanit with him.
The stirring s,rl plucky editorial concerning The
defeat of tie Tabernacle In the higher ways, to
which alluded last week. was specially found
fault with by somc Of the brethren. Enred with
the question, they couldn't deny its truth, but
they didn't think such truth should lie owned
uni AMI also in regard to the boys' prayer.
meeting l. thc Tabernacle: there was general
ev,an al :Inrray's uuxodly latitude when hc
lour-where they belonged. But neither str.
Murray, nor any Other liberal per'op. VIII 10
sent to Coventry In tLcse days by tho unhealthy
little Iot. The nld ways arc fast disappearing.
and tho old term, i'uftanic lsgstop, is no longer
applicable to city that opens its art*1nuseuN.
nnd public Library on Sunday. N. +.
, 1877-04-02

=. Ns's York [bT7e5pendewfe Hofta1 1ouTnaf.
millionaire twn years ago. lie believed IN
real estate as an tavcstmcnt. He bought right
aud left. lic los. nearly everything 10 had. /
saw gentleman today trying to sell an estate
q banking .'souse. The houht stopped payment
suddenly nnd disastru,isy. and the man Il bank
rupt. 4 lady from Que III tue lake cities catnc
to New York 10 visit her mother. In her all
iull Vi gooJs, psil for. she had an offer Of
$s5,GOD for the cnnecrn. She acnt her lawyer on
to cunsumtnatc the sn!c. He reached this riiy
on Saturday at noou, bringing tho money Wit h
him. lie put 1t Into tho bank 70 hand over 70
the widow on Monday, Tho bank uevcr opened.
The woman never saw d ptlar OF her money,
and was left In absolute dcst:tutiun.
, 1877-04-02
AN EXPRESSION Of SURPRISE.
N La Eufkue of TAG Trthuus

ClIcAdo, Marcl 3l.-At tho meeting Of tho
Methodist ministers held In this city last Siou-
day, the question of removing tho limit to the
pastoral term MAS discussed. Among several
reasons advanced favortng change in the paa-
tora relation every shrca years, was tho fact as
staleu, that tho majority of Melhoast clergy
"exhaukt thcmselvcs In that pcriod," and il
change would ''0iva them r!,a.,cs 10 uss their
n.arIabic, and L seems 10 ne cannoi b. truc,
but must bo slandes upon tho clergy VI that
great denomination; tor, il true, II tndtrxses u
deploralle paue!ty ot bruins " au iueorrlsitlo
ln.lolsncr. Shades Of the Wcslcys, lays thy
however, that sucA eminent divine. " Bisllup
Simpson. Dr. Fowler. Tiffany, Thomas, and
many others Of that denomination. whatever
may D0 their views regarding the patior4! term,
vance sucA III argument - the onc III question.
AHAD.
, 1877-04-02
.1HE,CRjB.

10 We AalsqF u 1R AHe4"$s
DuRLixoroS H., March 3,-l hays lust read
Mr.. George II. Frost's communication pub-
lshct In your paper, wherein hs dcuied ever
having had aily conversation With me about tho
crib. At the conversation alluded to by me, The
general vater-supp!y syste.a OF Chicago WIS dis
cuasesi, and iucidehtally the conduit snd crib,
and whu afr. FTtst did mt seem x, desire pub
ll.lllng anythtug thar you'd be Construed Is an
attack upon Mr.. Cheabsough or Ms. Cregicr,
he s}oke q4ltu freely upon the inetticienvy of
the North Side Water Works, The bau water suj,.
piled duF4ug the mouth OF dsy, ls75, and I
understood llnl ~ agreeing with me
" " some Remarks about The crib ar4 conduit,
Frost takes great exception to tho statement
thai It was "our opiulop." ctr. Now do not
wish 70 u,isIeprescnt Mr. Ftost, nor 4o dcslfu
scsscs, since he sAys that ha uuyes h:.i W op.u-
lon.
Mr. Frost seesns to severely object to " news-
, 1877-04-02

=, Tho new San Frnndseo directory, Just pub
ltshc ontaius 100 $50 names, which, estimating
would rive the population Of tho city At 90. So.
III THIS number u, ,0o0 are Chinese, aud The i,s-
crease IN population Turing the past rcar l,as
been about II ter cent. There werr 800 new
taree of which to.t &3,5Oo,00. The aggregate
amount expended for improvements during tho
ycar, iuclndtnE parks. streets, etc., was e10,4
tG.0V. There arc now n 600 buildings cot1s-
brick. The Post -Oi1:c delivered last year 49,
Ei6 letters, md rreelrci s. 81? s38 letters, and
10000 posial-cards we're collected and s5O, QUO
delivered. Tln average daily attendance On the
over the previous year Of 2,01. while % GM
scholars arc cnst|cl ia all tho schools. Tie
total Expense Of maintaining these schools was
es07, ia, an increase of Slt'0,"sD over the rrc-
year Ii placed at f570, ,000. The total valuo oi
school property IL s., 22,3atr,,Jo0.
, 1877-04-02
A DEAF MAN TALKS POLITlCS.
sun Antonio T&x.1 Herald. ~

Ono Of The eldest aud most dissepasable citizens
Of san Antonio forgot, swas hla usual custom, 10
Fay for ''thu smile " he had lust taken. The old
gentleman u HILLS deaf. too, Tta barkecper
about him It would not bs rcGuSrd with seorn In
part pa JMent ....,.
another extra out, u thcFs!" ha remarked.
moving toward lha d1oE.
nWhcn arc you goIny 10 pay that Is cents, hey"
said tbs hAtksspet In raised eons VI voice. mov.
tug gently Inward him.
T6s Old gentleman nodded and hallooed back,
him." -, -. -
The baskeeper st.iled up towards niua. to gsta
sqns1s kick, observing ssthss excitstly. "iouare
acting lanIn buddy" . .
~ Damn Bradley, that's lust what ! say, "snd h.
s!t4 out JUST khe foot wsnt up lu ths and VIA
vislhls for p.omcus over the top Vt tho sw,u;tnX
doors, Wills ths Aforesaid old customer continued
tia angels Wcrs Whispering to him.
, 1877-04-02

dozen furYmcn tnyc declared him 50. hut NJ
VANsry fi1rny p,3t tic name IN tnptta1a), rresi.
dent Of tie Cnlrt Of the Seine, hal seemingly
ecruplcs Of neither l,"nor. dcctnry, nur een'
VIII iiiss prisoner. Aetuntcd hv tncee motives,
evidence utterly unconnccletl Will, the caEc, AMI
submjttcd mcruIy to ruin tiNlcfroy's character
in The cycs Of tllc inrv The result Of this hns
becn that Tho unhappy Young wife nf Holcgrny
hes tccn i,orrorstrurk to learn that llcr ii,ls.
hand had lived in criminal intercourse with her
mother Mime. Clayc); that II. Claye Is fo,lnil To
iisyo sold 1fs daughter 10 Go1eff,y, knowing
lin 10 bo tho para1nour Of Ills own
wife. Nine, Ciayc: that sevcral innocent
children havc hal their whole lives scared
md blasted by the whitening infamy
tho pcreons thus ncettess1y md hlslean<ly
Irarrctl into The sujje,, lie,,t of publicity, nls
HOPELESS Ari, DESPERATE.
Daughters have hecn mu,1e 10 I1usl, for
rnfiiere. and sons fnr fathers: wives fur his
lmf,tla. anil ht,kl,an,ls far wives: 40 that the
crmo IF stnrlc Iz1nt, },cs tccn complicated ty
tyn.foll greater crime. sanctioned under
tfo tlalnunblc cloak uf legality bv 81,
Vnuncy. This WORTHY representative Of lmrar-
tjafity further had lilo inttcccncy, during The
in III hc1rir of cruwIcl Court aritl ti,c twelve
im,"llircnt mcmhcrs ri lii jury. Tint ttc VIVA 1,
xcnmni;rri. mnirserylnt1 Of credit. TThis inter.
rtwatjon of the prisoner II, aa you know, all
,n}itri i,v French iaw.i III nm an honorable
mar. i saIi iinfinfr1v. No. rou ara mol, )" re-.
ni;c1 ,Vsnmrv: Il I'm President al this Court,
mi. IN tI,r cornnctcncV OF nv Judgment, L
tcIi vou-yo,l arc nt,t.,' II ;cas sufficiently
, 1877-04-02

1vANTEDs A WIFE.
I'm What this cold world calls "a hAeh"s
I'm looking for wafe-
Romc gentle and obtdieHi girl
To bless my lonely life.
I've waited now near forty Itars,
INT never met my doom;
And 90 To-day alscrt!ae,
In hopes 10 Ind har soon.
have span of splendid grays,
4 "nobt,y =" carriage too;
Have lots of Hntanlps "-ahi fctt O.
Kind, generous, snA ttne.
Baf. 10 all widows seting this,
fhctewith do Imply
That uhhnr all 'rcttca 40
NO sttdows A<<d aprfyf
And to old maids. both tall and sho,l
| holcmn1y do state
That womb sooner die than have
a spfnstcr for my mate.
Their fate waits toward the Setting Srn-
They'll please the tncn there lcst:
To rpinstcrs like Greeley say.
"Uu WcsL" ntd Eisls. ago Wcstr'
lwant a iotely, sprightiy Miss
uf eighteen years or ftss.
With raven hair, and eyes ot Jet,
And greatest taste in dress.
She n,nst be learned and E1ch-to such
4 willing slave am +;
And here s1y, to one md all,
No oruKNs NkKp ArrhTl
March, 1877. tLh,z II. AExnsrRoS
, 1877-04-02

o1hrr p.rron's bnsiL-rs. In q way that seerncd
''lso;'ssi lie Dtablc." al the Academy II a'u-ic.
nuMhct Of years ago. In thu temptation rccne
the ballet wAa rather bdttcf than naHa1,
1onciImbe1 foreign person. Whose name !
have now fnrRotten- n--hftcr executing A ser1es Of
brought her down rtaee diarona,ty 10 tho o. r.
enrner. rhetn Hrgnoll stood. fairly threw herself
Into his ormn lie had to catch her 10 sare her
from falling. and HIS doing to was simply an In
+,!sneitse md nnitc nnpfemeditated movement
tie seemed h'tonhhed. Tb, = she, eti1I lying In
hif ar'n., Eare 4e1c-nos twist pn!sibg hcrHtlfon
while hs. body sched lanyuiahnR1y In his embrace.
btgnoil t1rncd rcd. cycn 10 the roots of hs hair.
fore. For onn who prciendcd To be signes only,
and 10 hase contempt for acting a. ! nc;c un,n1-
roFtnnf aceeFeorr. 10 be thus used a. ballet.
mater for the pt4tnre of 1gnrunte, thai evident.
)y wAs horrible Ia him. n--Ca'Ld Lo1aa.
, 1877-04-02

Bhguolt was proyarblatIy ona Of tho beings who
never coulds by aur possibility. become aeiosa.
That ''sllyesy- voiced tenor" vas ~ thorough =
''st!ck" ever stood within thu foolllghts glare;
and ho must haye taken pride In maintaining that
character for be ucyor tried to be apythiMY e!se.
lilo cared very little for 'stusness, put once
lin inyoluutart!y brought into situation where
10 had to act - foil, or rather asconu, to an.
, 1877-04-02

THE ORIGIN or TIE CIGAR,
The nesll. one dry, in 4 sAd, itetlcss nood,
Had laid htmAc1t down on tho edge OF a wood;
l'ut, bent on some mischief, hc cast bis eyes
'sptcd neaf, him bunch Of coarre leaves in the
ground,
And Pulled tho tough things, which ho crushed in
Then rolled out, sna worked At, and gave them
Then grnned at hls work With Satanic delight!
With ~ old birthstone tall he then stEack up
set The end Of the weed with spark al On fr~.
And found the result was al! thAt Man could DC.
The stencil that arose was 70 horribly dreadful.
lfnsr, bcst!es, and spiders swooned on by the
"1ls, IA" aaid old Nick, 'snow I'm on to tho
III kick up 4 row: u don't, moss'a tue pity"
From that day forthwith there arose slteh din,
Nick waRRed hls old tail, hooked on with grin,
While HOW In cach household the women made
war
,na'nst satAn'a invention. The pnsens cigar.
that way
All endei nt lat In The Dcrli To ply.
--lfsH York ErthsHa t'p4&.
, 1877-04-02

*F1GunATIvELY SPEAKING.
Brown sent sml&h present Of y painting Of
pair VI ducks, nicely finished In oil, aud accom-.
panied tho g!ft with this note:
nkA4 SMITH ] sGnl you u present Of game, Which
p!tAss accrpL-A psr .! ducks.-Feai tsar es'hseks.
fulTs. u.
hnil1h acknowledged tho sft, ard In return sent
nn engraving Of 'Cutch[nx tsEcrA Turtle In tho
West lnd!cs," with note u fo!lows:
nk&x lit,wn. Thank yus4 for youT 4ncks ! send
yhn aIGa dtah.-a pfstc Ut turtle. plEAsa accept.
fults. b,
, 1877-04-02

IaHfxriHt EbuFffr'1oHFnal.
"Saw. my young friends, eau you tell ms who
Leonlaas wasF' "ies. sir; yes. Sit; he was q
rase,ber OF tts Legislature" ''And what makes
you think he WAS member OF lhe Legislature, E,y
rht!arcar' "peeau'e. sir. he held pass With
spartan 6Vnness."
, 1877-04-02
ADVANTAGE or TURNING PALE.
I1dNbuFV .yt.ox,

A'phonsc, The clerk In 1ierFiil'a grocery, was
somewhat tNllitFotcd Monday. - much "a a. tu
cause comment from the customers AZ they ean1e
In. Two Jonn: ladies' woro In after a pound OF
starch, aud Ilpl,onss was wuisiny on them, when
= man NJ tha sture. having in,enly observed htn,
q! advantage to you 10 look pale, Aip!ivnso-~'
The young man looked up wath grateful rxrrcs.
slon. 'IecAa.u II makes your nuslnchs
shuw, " added the man. Alphpnae WINGED.
, 1877-04-02


# UsT-ok SUNDAY, APRIL !, WEST Or UNION
talntux xealletnaHs photograph the nntss viii ~
suitably stItd nj urniux aale 10 u acAeAtet
1)IcEED uP-A st,isRE!. uuIlsEs OWkgl CAN
hare The Asli.c " psotltx property and paying
EthAt4. .!.u Ashland. .AY.
, 1877-05-11

ioelder, srOBsren Nnitren9unsen noe
nidt eemadfen, bon Suoica iberrpadt
in Der Na9e Ses Steuerraoes auf ether
6eloitubl iab, iab ~befansen au lbr empo1
@orauf ,partet SIR nod ? febrte Fl
lid alsbalo benz Watrolen ant Steue
gu, uno einen flidtis priifenoen Slit
lanote iie aber bic Tafelase, tpoat ST
Guren @diffsmuiter in giien ieben Doe
in ben @runo sebobrt weroen? Sa, e.
wdre nid)t oas erite Mal, oaB nla alt
lold)e Irt einen feinen Sduu9sler au
Den WteereSbooen bettete
Melden Ours? fragile Der Man1 3u'
rid, eben 10 wobl ourd Die aubere @r'
ideinuns Der alten 5rau uie ourd ib1
3uuerii4tlid,es Iujtrcten einseidadtert
j3uuddlt Suit III Die %Qeinwano, ant'
uortete Nta,p 9eron fur3, oann gu Sol
aeauanot: Mie olel Iiefeans bat Del
Spiirer?
j3ebm uno einen batben TuB, lautett
Soe'S Nutlport.
MarD biz Die 2ippen suiammeu.
Der Shooner bate nur aebn, iprad
le wie in @eOanfen.
Ser @piirer 1T fir iduere Gee &c:
baut, entlduloiste Soc.
Scum, bobcr Seesans nno Slut, oasr
cine feline Berednuna. miiflen oas Sbrise
tbun, t,0ltete Die @reilin. Sire Iusen
besegneten einem angltlid frasenoen Slid
oeS SteuermanueS. Seib fein &ino,
Monn, iprad iie ip0ttiid), Der Gurs lift
ridtis seraoe auf Die &lippe gu, Die ibre
Jeale 10 neusicris aus ben Sredern berz
ausredt, Die aroBe bort, meine id, an
luelde lid iiolia Die 6alnilie Der fleines
anidlie6t.
Mitten in Die BREEDER binein? offen=
barte Der Wann fidtbar ansltlid feline
s3lueifel.
Oils uolltet SIR mitten binein, uno
iAnel, bieB es uieoerum fur; suriid, ooer
m0d)tet SIR Die 9erantiuortliAteit iiberz
ncbmen, pern fie uns finf;ig Bfuno
@iien swiiden 8ino uno WaHer in Die
@ippen jasen?
Der Steueru1ann iudte Soe's Iusen.
Gr bielt eS III ltreitia fir Tolbeit, oas
Wobl uno @ebe beS Sdiffss iammt
@ietner 8emannung BON Der Qaune elmer
anid)eineno biniduieen, Der GrOe faunl
nod anaebOrenoen @reilin a%bbdnsi9 GIT
MAIDEN. Soc oasesen CAB unben,erft elm
3uitimmenoes s3eideu, ,porauf ct fortan
nit einer seuilien Gooesueradtuna piintt>
lih ben gefeblen Der alten Wia,D 6olae
Wortietung folgt.)
, 1877-05-11
Sin bemerfenstpert be BUD T.
rtbnt's lettes nnb sro6tes.
@efubr!!!

obsr: S%sr,punoetia benz Saus zines Sreunbes.
Sieies pplIeneetffe Werf bieies @ttsransn Der
WmeritaniI6en Niteratur bat ais Y~orfpurf einen De.
Woltes beriibrt uao aiebt eiuen ldredliten lieberblid
uber lsbel, peldes es bloslteat. MuReroreeutlid,
ipannene nne amfrescnc. ipiro IS pom Nlen nit
Seat::roe 8elelet peroen. SuIftrirt unc fd)pn ge'
n'lie oes aanbss einjuiibren unb ~pfferiren nod Aie
caserpslene Vortbeiie allen m0nnlidsn uno ,peibli.
den Suoicribenteniammlern, g8ir nerlaneen liberal
M8snteH uno l1iten gratis auf Werlausen Weoinsun.
Ell une beldreibenot Cireulare. 8. NJ. 9tceear.
u. Co.. 72S Gbsitnut STR, pbiia.t 40D2mas
, 1877-05-11
Elastic Truss Co.
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i'm Stetail %pertauft gu Smportations Yreiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Gp. sal glrd 2trafc, Gfe Der 3,peiten uuc
Gpatcs Ctr. une 621 glib Srittc Ctr,
Philadelphia. IA.
Ties lit cine Organization bon Gapitaliten uns
2bte. 81 importiren ullo 81 pertbeilen
nit eincm tleinen Ge,p,mn, Der Dem Goniumenten allen
Geluinn Der 3miiden1anoler eripart. 9Dir eontroairen
einen groBen 3betl Der beiten 3beei orten. lpelbe nab
bieIem Nanoe tominen uno Die rur BON uns ielbt per.
fault iueroen. 4~erionen, welbe bon cnberer banoletn
fauien tbun oies ju ibrem e,8enen ytabtbell. llnIere
bGuIer IN Gbina uno Sapan baben bic btlten Gaeilit1'
ten lnr Musipabl. mas uns 8roBt Wortbeile 8epabrt.
yD.r baben gum Yertauf unierer 3beeiorten, II ellen
bauptit6oten Der Vereini9ten Staten stores etablirt
ADir esben unieren auneen elm
GdbDueS Sel SbrpmU,
,aenommen bon ben Uertbuoaitsi gDertsn aneritani.
9iioerlaoen 9etauft, nepr toIten miroe ais Der Wrels
hes 9bess betra9t, OHlt 6brontos limb elm GeiGens
fur unfere Runoen.
VILE ~aetautten 9Baaren aran ti rt. oaB lie poqs
fomniene Sefrieoi8un9 8ttud1ren, poeroas Uelo iurads
~erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
L q / }. .,
go. ss1 Nrt 6traBe, Ode Sreit:n nuc Coates straBs
une Gal eas awsits Ctr. abtla.. 90. As91smi.
, 1877-05-11
Dte Glaf&s

hamburger Trppfen"
totst so Gents, Opes Inf Glai&en
Dollars, finp In allen psutlden
Mpotbstsn su BADEN oeer rpercen eielels
ben mad Gmpfana pss @slpss fret mad
ausn Ibeilsn Der Wereinisten Staateu
perlanpt. Man apreiIlre:
A. vogeIcr & Co.,
Baltimore, Md,
, 1877-05-11
SeftntliGe Danfid9un9.

Nussne aus eimem grtefe 80 3. 1etwrvfk
LET, Buff. 5oparb County,. Soma, an iesaes
Sobn s. 5einuiQsr, Rebatteus bee ~AIba'
ny 5erplb".
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ten, IN Deinsm glatte unltrn Dfentl.den Doni
fur bic 5siluns Teiner Mrtter burG Dr..
Mus. aSntss 8 hamburger 3rcpfen
nus3uip :e4en. Wie Du wcibt, lit bic liebs
Mutter an einem idwsren QeberIeiten. unb
lelblt biz 5ilfe uni,rer Mer3te tpar perseblit.
Wir prcbtrten bic 5amburssr Iropfen, unb
uuroe bktt ben @ebrauH btrftlbsn bic Ct
!unbbeit Der @utter ptsesr gang berseaspt-
Sd punlts DIV %tptrbef bic 5amburees
Webteinen thinner auf's 8e1e empfsblen,
bsnn ie 6aben f6 auf's 0OrtrsfEi&1e In uale'
rsr Gamilie brwabrt.