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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

-gHf-c ESrEvSiAt GsiEHRkrt1~ Ca -uniay
morning l4.; The .su.l centennial = tle Y p
rhafsh 81. celebrated a. kp.nm fhaleI. 10 'his
rlars 4pan shiea s---a.ian the pastor. Re- = "a
array. pf~asls-i hisAis entertaining .sfmpn g. a
.AFxs uxreEsiisn A q -n'eF-s'ing feature = the
sersi-~ sas the railing q psean. ~utfeh By a
LAZY b@r 4 tie ehsrch, a. reoitsi b. Clara
PaFls;i daughter q NJ. J. AlsH. Paf.sii. e thi.
place.
GErrIvs Hs,nY ~ lr-tsrss. The neE store
rom = ] " - son. 10 'his tovn. 5. abYa,
eaaar '-isd sui ~ q nea so-f-i. rlae-i 10
u - Ihsr.iay Ths SIM stf~rt. - move their
~ .task fra. Me- rhs4. tslidihg IN Monday
AMI Taessiay nstf ant siil BE- ready b. We.ins.
DAY g. pen sai IN 'heir ns4 ioeaiias.
Ssty.x FaE BtifiuasE COTS warEr.- Fish
Caaamis.iaEsr fsfxasan has cent large nsHL.F
q young California salmon - Ca@ksy.fiiie o. 10
placed % tie ganps E1sf A burher have aiss
been PLACED 10 the FstApscs. ~ Tank station. ".
". y X. II 10 prsbahl. that othsr streams IN
the county sill ts stseksi uiih ;he.. ahs Sch.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30
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DEALER ~
b OF ALL KINDS, FERTILI-
SEEDS. PRODUCE. &C.,
On High NJ, Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

SsKriTr. -,tz Er-~Asrs Barton sllda;tAe
Court Il sase. q W-.ln@s.lat. sa- tAxes. ar~ acre
q isnd II ths corner %. pals. -oad an Lan-y
L1n-. s..~s.s-i ?. Ha-rist .iiams. g. e. iIshr
-Ang'as Esq. fr s-oa.
"a the .a1.e lay saerF W4rtAi 10 .taa 'alI. IS
virtas e Ert = =. r. i..a@l 10 ils case =
NeIlear aad ksuisi Abrassm HArt. Iat ~
the na-'Aeas' tie & ianfin . "a Avenue o. Ja-rsF
" Berry ..- 80
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30

FhaEaKta EE.Errisx The macy friend. Z
D Hn carroll q Maaai Esrnoa IN. GOA
g. gave lia. isr~srii -ee~ffian an1 raruf Il-l-a
tarV SUPPER a. F-stnan's Hal 10 Tat place Il
F-id4v s1t .l,t iu.f sai-l proved rerv
pleasant assir IL Carroll. ~h1 So .arre1u o.
The q railroad ealnpany. -iI remove 20 b~nvs
Caia-aia sh~r- A~ 80 eagag- % tbe p-aet-s g
D. protest.. o. lie 40 = David Carroll E-i
The eEfcns4v- mi. .9Hu~- ani rnanafa-tarer
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-30
y % TICE!
Wines. Liquors, &c.
WINES ALioUoRs,

Maurice o.. uarnett a Coffin
s.v tssas. ~ uANifi nkENT-r. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

THRE seems to be some trouble
aboutthe head of the educational de-
partnlnt Of this Territory. The school
law psssd by the last Legislature. Gre
ates Office known as the "Superin-
tender Of Public Instruction" and the
Goveror nominated Thos. II. Breuts,
of Wala Walla, for that position. AS
the Cancel refused to confirm the nom-
inatio. the Governor sent in the name
of ]. ). Anders, of the same place. and
he wa confirmed. We now learn that
the later gentleman. who is also Pros
ccutig Attorney for the District en-
brace in the Eastern counties, has re-
fusedn qualify. and Hon. J. P. judi
son aims the right to hold over
Accordingly. The Governor denies this
rightn the ground that the Offices are
not siilar, Mr.. Judson having been
electe Superintendent Of Common
Schoo." This will probably leave q
vacaY in the Office for the next two
yearsss the Governor declines to CON-
missi, Mr.. Judson. The law says 1.-The
Goveor shall appoint, with advice and
cOns< Of the Council" and - that
body does not convene for nearly
twey months, we can see nothing
aheAbut vacancy in the Office.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

A. J. CAIN, chairman Of the Demo.
cratic Central Committee for Washing
ton Territory, hes issued a call for .
meeting Of that body at Tacoma or the
18th, to select the candidates for Dele
gates at large to the Walla walIa Con-
vention. and to make provision for the
nomination Of delegates from the Judi
cial and Council Districts of the Ter
ritory. There seems 10 be an apathy
among the people about the matter
which is exceedingly gratifying to the
professional wire-pullers. II the masses
would only enter into the spirit of the
matter with a proper zesf, the right
kind Of men would be elected, and the
old political hacks forced into back
seats. There seems to be fear among
the people that the proceedings will be
nugatory for the want Of a sufficient
amount Of population in the Territory
10 ensure its admission az State. or
this we have but little fear. however.
The careless and incomplete returns of
the Assessors of the several counties
showed population og $4,000, and the
best authorities concede that the four
Eastern counties Whitman, Stevens,
Columbia and Wallis Walls-gained a.
least eight thousand after the assess
men. was ended. Before the Constitu-
ton ,an be presented to Congress in
Decepber next, the immigration will
give Is an accession of At least ten
Thousand more, and with tie vote that
will h pol!ed for Delegate in Novem-
Der mkt. We will be able to make a
showing which will entitle us to admis-
sion A State
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

ment of the Legislature; thought ordi-
n.nces fer the suppression of incendiar-
ism were sufficient. without the enact
rnent of the Riot Act by the Legisla-
ture.
Judge Ferral. Of the City Criminal
Court. was of the opinion that the dan
ger had been greatly wsgnified. and
tha. no outbreak had been imminen,
that could not have been handled by
the police without the assistance of the
militia; thought there was no OCCASION
for passing Riot Act; gave the Mayor
and Others credi. for honesty of pur-
pose; thought there was 10 justification
fyr the issuance of the Mayors procla-
nation.
Captain Lees, who was acting as
Chief Of Police during the recent ex-
element, took strong ground in favor
of the Mayors proclamation, the Riot
Act and such measures as had been
adopted to prevent the outbreak
Mayor Bryant justified the issue Of
his proclamation by his belief of the
necessity of action. He had been wait
ed on repeatedly by prominent bust
ness men. urging that pronounced meas
ures oe taken for the protection of life
and property. and stating that business
interests were suffering OIL account of
distrust produced by the sgitation. He
said. regarding tho breaking up of
meetings, th.t his instructions had been
somewhat misunderstood; that the off,
GERS Of the police had been instructed,
on g0irg to meetings. to let them 20 on
without disturbance if they were of d
legitimate character, aad not calculated
to create disorder or incite to violence.
Supervisor Foley thought the work
ingmen had cause for complaint, but
was opposed to all violent means of re-
dress, and Endorsed the steps taken BY
the authorities to put down lawless-
ness.
Supervisor Gibbs stated that, as q
business man. he knew that business in
terests had suffered to the extent of
millions OF dollars by the agitation and
accompanying threats of violence.
Workingmen are giving an entertain.
ment at Union Hall tonight for the
benefit of the Open Letter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

ing oil hopes. sank without struggle.
Others, either washed or leaping off the
wreck. would almost seem to have COM
mitted suicide. so deliberately did they
seem to bury their heads beneath the
waves and meet their doom. The fore
mast falling aft and the foresail being
still partially spread, several were eth
er III I'd by its fall or buried beneath
the mass of sail in such way as made
death certain. One young man partic-
ularly conspicuous for his daring dur
ing the day. st last sought refuge on
the topssil yard, evidently in hope that
the mast would fall over the bows or
side. Of course instant death was the
result of his mistake on the fall Of the
mast
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

In. WILLIAM z. ANaNEY, Of Gil
roy'anta Clara county. il the second
Senior who has died in the harness
sintthe California Legislature conven-
ed. He was native Of Missouri. aged
IS lars. aud has resided on the Pacific
Cos since 1858. Angney was the first
mawho made an Onslaught upon the
exoitant fees Of Sheriffs. for trans
pong prisoners to the State Prison
andnsane Asylum in tho Legislature
of BS where he was in the lower
Hog and he carried his point splep.
dbl He was not q fluent speaker,
but good organizer and . man of
gre' executive ability. To appreciate
AnAey it was necessary to know him
wal man of cod exterior, he was
tss-seA sf lofty personal integrity and
when he did make friends, he held
themsith a grip Of steel.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05
CArAIN +. l.. TINkLEpAUGH, who

CArAIN +. l.. TINkLEpAUGH, who
cominded the steamships Northern
Ligh.nd Star of the West, alternately,
in tlFalmy days of Vanderbilt Mic
arauia steamship line, died in New
Yorlsst Saturday. at the ripnpge Of
sixtsight years. In October, 1854, we
vera passenger on the Star of the
Wes(the vessel afterwards fred on
fronhe forts in Charleston harbor at
the tbreak Of the rcbellion), and off
CspHatteras the ship was struck by .
hurnne which lasted forty hours, dur
ing 1ich time the ship barely moved
witboth engines working wide open.
In 10 days she made but eighteen
MILDLY observation. Over forty YES
sails ere lost ON the Atlantic coast in
thstsle. There were over eight hun
dredresurning Californians on that
shipand the few who survive will
nev'forget good old Tinklepaugh.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

Exclusively % sAe
DALI Ls'TELLlGE.s,CER.
THE ONLY NkwsPAPEI
aeceiying Dispatches
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY.


81 Francisco. Feb. 2.-The Lepis.
latis Committee to investigate the la
Dor citation began the examination of
witrsses to-day, hearing first those
oonrted with the city government.
Jye Louderbsck. of the Police
Cous believed there hsd been danger
Of lrious Disturbances. and justified
holdg Kearney and other agitators
und' heavy bail by the character of
tasi oisnses. declining to admit that
the oject was to retain them In prison.
He bought the incsndiary agitation
wod he renewed after the adjourn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05
Friday, February 22d,

q the purpose of nominating q candidate for
Delegate TO represent the District In the CoHsti.
tutional Convention, to be held at wslla walls;
and TO transact such other business may prop
erly come before the Convention.
The representation will be the same as in the
last Territorial Democratic Convention.
By order of the County Committees.
@, d. EMERY. King Co.
b. L. BLANCHARD, Jefferson Co.
II. q. FROST. Snohomish Co.
ROBERT KENNEDY, whatcom Co.
H. B. EMERY. Kitsap Co.
II. 81. WARBASS. San Juan Co.
WALTER CROCKETT, Island Co.
SAML McCAW, Pierce Co.
dispatch and Tribune copy.l flaw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 CONVENTION OF TIE DEMOCRATS OF
"A the Third Judicial District Of Washington
Territory will be held ct Seattle on
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05

SHUT DowS.-Ths Am, rican Hotel
10 now in the hands Of g. L. lIat.h, a.
receiver, the furniture having been
closed down by Wisgin 4 Fox. the for
mer proprietors
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-05
ROOMS TO LET.

INfSELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
~ with or without Board. TO responsible par
For particulars apply ct the residence Of
MRS BRISCOE,
Front street, between Madison and Spring
ssrrefs. d7sdsf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Arc the most
effective and
congcnial pur-
gativc everClis-
covered. They
are mild, hut
G ne ctual in
their o p era
tion, moving
the 10 " els
surely nd
without pam.
Although gem
tic in their OPP
Grafton, they
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
Special n Offices.

For SALE CHEAP.-A good track
;Iotting Sulky for sale cheap. En-
ouire Of A. Il. Ferris \, warehouse
rear the depot
Rooms 10 let. over Clauer's store, in
year of Or. Coykendall'S dental rooms.
suitable for dwelling or office rooms.
If YOU want tirSt-claSs dry goods
and groceries go to John kietfers-
opposite VIM T. Henry'S bank.
QUERY why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina"
at the same price?"
A Track Sulkey for sale cheap.
Apply to \. Is. Ferris. A
The best five-cent cigar in town at
Kinnie & Spratler's.
A lot Of elegant Sea Shells for sale
cheap at Kinnie 4 Spratler's.
Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment is most efficient i'll rheumatism.
bruises, burns, scratches and many
either ills incident to man and beast.
sold by J. b. & G. r. Moifett.
Save your harness by oiling it with
Uncle Sans Harness Oil, which will
keep it soft and pliable. This is the
best oil ever made for leather. Sold
by all Harness Makers.
Uncle Sans Condition Powder pre-
vents disease, purilies the blood, inn
proves the appetite, gives Il smooth
glossy coat, and keeps the animal in
good condition. All Druggists sell it.
Do not neglect cough OF cold. Eli
ert'S Extract of Tar, and Wild Cherry
is Il standard remedy in all throat
asthmatir and bronchial affections,
and has saved many valuable lives.
IT never fails to give satisfaction.
Sold by r.. y. Pulford.
Dr.. Jaque's Worm Cakes are an
ctfectnal and safe remedy for worms.
They are pleasant to take and not
only destroy the worms, but remove
all traces of them from the system
leaving the child healthy and strong.
They are warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. Sold by all Druggists.
For headache, constipation. liver
complaint and all other bilious de-
engagements of the blood. there is no
remedy as sure and safe as Eilert's
Daylight Liver Pills. They stand
unrivalled in removing bile, toning
the stomach and in giving healthy ac-
ton to the liver. Sold by all Drug
gists.
DR.. Winchell's Teething Syrup has
never failed to give immediate relief
when used IN cases Of Summer Com
plain, Cholera-imfantum OF pains III
he stomach. Mothers when your
little dallings are suffering from these
OF kindred causes do not hesitate to
give it trial, you will surely he
pleased with the charming effect. BE
sure to buy DR., Winchell's Teething
syrup. Sold by all Druggists, only p
cents per bottle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
Taken Up.

By the subscriber, living in the town
of Waldwick. Iowa Co. on or about
May -. 1878, one bay lilly with black
name and tail, supposed to be three
years old, white spot in forehead; OF
hind foot white; no other marks per.
ceiyahle. The owner is requested e
call, prove property. pay charges, and
take said stray away, May 27th, 1878,
EDWARD JAMES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
For Sale.

100 acres of valuable timber land
adjoining the village Of Wingville on
the west, cheap for cash.
Apply to GEO. WEAVER, Linden,
or w. NARcoE, Mineral Point. 4G-4w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
Instructions 10 Farmers.

Having received instructions
from Mccormick Company not to
sell any Extras on credit will
hereafter adhere strictly e their
orders in this direction. And |
hereby warn oil parties wishing to
purchase Extras for Mccormick
Machines to come prepared to pay
the Cash, as | can not and will
not deviate from this rule.
Respectfully Yours,
BARNEY PRATT,
General Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
BUSINESS.

lam authorized by the owner TO sell some OF
the best located farming and grazing lands in
Lafayette Co.. well watered, and lying near
Calaminc Station, on II Z. X. X. These lands
will be sold in quantities to. suit purchasers. -
Some of them being already in farming condi-
ton Also one of the most deairabc resi-
dences in the city OF Mineral Point, as well as
some good building lots, In all cases LONG
TIME will be given on good security; pric rs IN
accordance with the lines, and title made per.
feet on day and date OF contract.
JOHN HUTCHINSON. Agt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

oragtndt color, ruth the gloss and
freshness Of goath. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can e.
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophicd
and decaycd But such os remain
can be saved for usefulness BY this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with pasty sediment, it will
keep il clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray u falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those delcterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tons dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Nieor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and etfectual
for prcscrv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
'hoir is soon
restored to its
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
Ganomirtbfbaftlid)es
WaiSGI.

Den nit Ser 8ranntneinbrenneret aus
8eli6forn @ertraute1 ipirb Die 8il6ung
0cs WaiSDlS auf ben Waii6botttgel nt0t
unbefnnnt ieiu, elmer 9lrt fette1 Oels pon
Dem ungefa6ren @ert9e oe5 GapS0lS, baS
ii0 nad etipa 80 Stun6en ais meDr poer
minoer itarte S0i6t uuf Der SberflQde
Der gGDrenoen Otaiid)e btloct ullo elm
nebergGbreu Ser Waii6e Der1inoert.
I'm oie5 9teben>@ rSelgniB BET oer 8e7
reitung bcS SpirituS su geminnen, fam
man Oicle Ocli0idt m~ittellt fla6er S0aus
felH bon BENT 8ottige abnebmen uno III
eill tbeilpeiie nit Maiier gefiiQteS 0efdB
ltberl6Gpfeu, tpprin eS bon bcn III iDr entz
b0ltelten ltno nit i6r berilber 9erdtDene1
0itllen befreit ipirD. Sol6es ldbt iid
our1 me6rfaGcS 1lmriibren Der Utaiie nit
Sei0tigfctt e~r5ielen, inben iid bic 6illlen
boil Nal1er laliger unb 3t SD0cn fallen,
wdDreno ba5 Del fi6 oben auf Dem 0aier
ablagert n1O aniammelt. 9aS III Otelcm
0efdlle beftllolt0e Wailcr bat iuciter feiltet
&ertb, ba lein Nlfo0olgebalt 10 un6eoeuz
tend 1T, baB cine 8erarbeitung auf 9(lfobol
nldlt Die Wtiibe loDnel iDirbe, pogegen iid
in Den mitii6ergeld0pften 0iilien immcr9in
nod etntgcr NG6ritpff porfinoet uno bielc
oeSDalb nod ais Giebflrtter 8ertpenoung
ftnoen f0nneu. Der @rtrag BON bielcrn
fetten Del fam auf As OaIpnen iteigen
n1OO0 9ouoneu @dbrraun.
Oas Del lelbit bat mad benz Mail6em
cine Siemltd refine, %braungelbe Sarbe, lit
bon beoeutenoem Settgebalt lno beiibt
etten ntdt ulatgene6men @el9mad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
Sas oro8e Snstretntemmesutitte

Seoer Vropien Ds oSarsaparilian Resolvent" 9ebF
in bos 8lut, ben S6peiB,. ben ltrin nno bic oHoereH
Sdfte bes &6rpers fiber. Sfropbelu, Syphilis, Dritler
3raufbeiten, Sdwinoiu6t, @eib1pire i'm @uls uno
Nuno, g~uaenents iinonngeu, Sbrenlauieu, bic ibIimms
item Sauttranbbetten 6teberbeuIeu, Sdarf, 3ittermal,
SaISiluB, 8ptblauf, Sdparse Slede, 2Sitrmer tmTleil6e,
G6eI6mire, Ntuttertrebs inb aIe bieiem 1punoerbaren
SeiImitteL unterporfeH, wouou elm Sober, Der nit einem
6ieier 2eiben bebaitet lit, lid bur6 neutrality-suspicious.
lberSeueeu tanu.
@enrr bergsotient. beFer 8rdfte burd BEN td9lt6er 8ers
nftu. e3eriesuug ieiuer&ebensidfte b~eitdubtg i6ptroeH,
bieieIben bur6 neiie Stpffe ou8 oeiuroem SLute erieBt,
HUT, 70 lit 'ieine @ieoerberiteauus eeiidert; benin rDenr
bisies 6eilmittel einma[ 1einen NeinigunesproSeB be-
upnnen unb benz gerIuit Der Sdite @inbaIt eetbdn bat,
Teqe 1pirb Der 9attent an ,Rrditeu 3~uuebuteH; er wtro
bener perbalen, ieir gpuetit pirb ii0 beierH luO er
pirb on SIut unS Sleii6 S~1nebneE-
Sas rSarsaparillian ResoIvent" ibertrtfft nt6t
MIR uae anbere1 6eiimttteL in Der SeiIung ppu Stro=
pbeIn, 6roHiideR, iHHeren uRo 6auttraHtbetteH, %ionoeru
es 1T bas einsia iid5ere Seilmittet fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

Sale unO frdfti8eren Ga6tpirtun9 i'm
8ooen.
Sic Tranflin'l6e 9(nefbote lit rebt
1ilbi0 u1b = ipe1n 1idt tpaDr - bod 9ltt
erfunoe1. Mir Dabcn geipiB eiue bO9c
Ndtung bor Benjamin 6rantlin oIs
Gtantsman1t nltD 45atript, allein ais lamb
uirtbi6aftlide QlutoritGt itcDt utS bic
S0ule Der neueren N9ricu!turz Gbemifer
bp6 b0bcr.
9aS 36elna pes TrudtipcbieIS uuo per
Selber>S Dlteme ipiiroe ult5 Deute gu ipeit
fii9ren ulto lparcu inns 0eiie1 @r0rterung
aut cine gelegenere l3eit auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
Sin anSerer gtieF Bon sraa araDf.

Or. Slabpap. @ert6er SER! SD ne5me mir sic
Treibeit, Sbnen uodmat5 SIT i6retbet. ~Mein 3ultdno
bat IT'D bnrd ben Gebraud Sbrer Nteoi3in beoeutenh qz
befert. Grei Der Geiawire itnb sdH3lih~ peri61uur6en
unS oos pterte lit iait poultdnoig gebeiIt. Gie 29aiiere
iubt lit tort; nreiue 9eiuuo cit beieit lid nod ~beitdnoiq
1Inb meiu Gepidt nimmt raid ob. TSd9reno 6es GouIs
Ters irasten mid Uiele Qerioneu iiber bic wuuoerbare
Seiltrait, pelde Sbre Meoisin aui meine aruntbeit ausz
iibte, cine Don Ohio, cine uuoeTe DON Gauabo, brei pom
SadioH Hno cine aniebuli6s SabI DON Bieiigem Srt.
N6tuu9suou Sruu 6. 6rapf.
g8ir fnb nit Sram &rapf gut befonlt. Sic lit cine
f6abenspertbe Dame, pan pobltbdtioen Geinnuuoen
beIeelt. sic bat ben Gerfauf pieter Slaideu Sbres SIC
5olpent" burb bic Ipotbefer pom linn Mrbor an Qerioz
men, pelde nit iunereH @eidwlreH bebaitet limb, perz
mttteIt. gSir babeu Don %mebreren puuberbareH Sureu
ourb eas v&elotuent" eebort.
NdtuHespoH gberbaH & 60,
@nn Arbor, Neb., IS. auguft 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

Sffcnbar in 1Solge un6 untcr Dem Ginz
oru6c bieier 9ta6ri6t 6at Die ruudniid1e
&ammer Den Don ber Gegierung bebufs
&crDollftGnoigung Ser 8ciuaffnuitg Der
2lrmee %pcrlungten Grebtt uidt NIT beipil1
li9t, "iouoern nit 6inblif auf Die politii6e
Situation bon 3 auf 4 0tiuionen SrancS
crDD6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
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.goundrbie eefdmodIos Ino nit fIsefr @urmt ib.r.
SpQer, ~reinieer, regelr, Idutern itnb ftarten. .Jtdowon'4
Nills@ iir bic 6eiIuHs aner @eidperben i'm Nfaaen. Ser
4tber, ben gingeDeiben, ben Eieren, Der 6~arn6iaIe, iIr
bic SsiIuus pom aOpii4mersenz %nerp0ieu .3uftdnbeu,
Neritopiun9, lluperoauit6teit, Dpspepfd Gauenfieber.
lluttrIeib entsiiHouug SolDaoer nHo allen Storunoen in
ben G~tugewet6eu. Sur cine ii6ere Seiiuus Our5 BEN
6J.broud Der Riuen wirO %sarantirt. geiu Desetabilii5.
sutbolten teine Gue6TlbermIl9uHg, teine UtetaUe uaO
feine i5doliteu Dro9ueH.
eN Man beadte bic ua6Itebenoen Gumptoms. neIbs
Et1 bel S~tOrunseG IN ben Yeroauuuesorganen aelteuO
ma6eu:
Weritopfnrq, GoTbobern. 9Iutonbraue mad benz eoz
ME, Oiooenidure, ue6eIfett, Soobrenner, gppetitloItaz
3eit, Diaaenidpere, Grbrehungen, unregelmdBtae gelpez
ounoeu in Der Wtosengrube, Stpinoet, bel6ieuniotes
Inb i6peres gltbnen, 9etorter 6erSi9tag; erltifunesz
dbnli6e geiHbIe I'M siesen, S6lpd6ung Der Se9fratt
Sleber, buTupie S6mer3eH i'm Sopi, Wtangel on 4usoiirz
luna. Gelbperoeu Der Au9eH nuo Der 0aut, Sdmerseu
in Der Geite, Der &ruit uno ben iibrigeHGSIieoerH uuo
pISsltde 9nYpanolungen DON Stse.
Ginioe Doien ppu v9ta0rpap's Giqs" uerSen ma Par
periuItem DON oa ben benaHnten St6rrnoer 5eireien.
Nreis 25 Gents bic S6odtet. Sn apotbeteH AZ babsm.
9elet ''FaISe and True.
Gdidt cine griefmarfs mad Taopap & Co., geo.3
&arrsHitroBe, Stem yort, -unO S9r perpss &~Hstaaits es
6olteH, peIde Gu3 &Gulenee WeetQ Ik.
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