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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
W5chenflichc Sllfnois Sfaofs-Beifane.

auf peite Gntfernttitg eillen oromati1den
QUIT tbdbr. 0ieier ober rilbrt 1ttdt, lpte
Mai6e 9laltben, Don Dielerlet 0rdler1t ber,
ionberr BON etlter beitirtmten 0raSart,
bem 9tu6grdic, mel0eS Die Gtgenl9aft be7
iiBt, i'm griiteit 3uitan6e gar ttdJt ut ttes
den crit beili 0elfett Derouritet NIT oetlt
gGaiieroalnpF ELL eigent6iitnlideS 6dr5.
9tad dlterel g(ngaben lon olele5 6dr3
8elt5oe Ieiit, tpeldes = a1Derfuett 9clpo1lS
ltcl = sit ~9tGu6erfer3en DeriDeltDet totro
1d0 neltere1 Qlrgaben Dagegett 1T Der
Gieditoff inr Jtl9grale nidt 8ell5oe, 1oll7
beam 0erienige, welber III Dem sur Beret7
tlll1g Des WaitraltfS bettHBten Nal0metitcr
D0rfDmmt. 2luf 6ieien @erll0 ttttn ptlc9t
Diel gege6en 5u tDeroen, auetlt gar5 MIL
1InreDt. Gtunal lit Ser @eru6 al 1t6
niGt 1G6rcnb ltto iDa5 Die Beroauu1g be-
forDernoen ullD JierDen anrege10en Gt9et1z
l0Qftelt ber Nrol1atc a1langt, 10 ltl10 otele
fit ieoelt eirSeLnen Stoff nod 5t Detpetielt,
n1O 81 IS iid BET Der SdGbung beS '0eues
l0liebljG Inn @olDipert6 DattDelt, miro Der
perneintliGe NertD l6Dtnoen. Slider it,
baB D0S GieD lGl1rntli6 oaS Jtl6grds
burdalt5 ni6t ltebt = lebteres lit ettt bar
ties, lta0rlpicS, unergiebi9eS 0raS, tpsl6eS
bel ettpa5 lpdtem Sdnttt 1dot gerettt ODr
6te Genie gelangt un0 bur6 letne fablz
aelben 0alnte Oas 2lnieDsn beS 5eueS perz
lGleGtert.
Sin onoerer hGBlidca Gert6 bes 6eues,
at 6onig erinnern6, riibrt beionberS pom
Nlee Der. 9l1ber5 tpteoer lit Der @ernG,
ben beri0iebcne 9oloelt, Gampoiotclt,
9ie1ieln ul1o Wtilnse>Nrten perleiDen. SIT
bcriclbe llur ihipa0 por6anoer, 10 i0ooet
Ell tpcocr, nod niiBt er; tritt ct ba0e9en
fart berpor, 10 FAM er Dem BteD O0S SUIT
ter unangenebm unO tpioerli6 ntoben.
l8ieicn, ipel9e tpeoer Eu6graS, nod
&lec ODER ~ionitige buftenoe &rdltter tragelt,
geben eilt taft 9eru6loies t6elt, 6eiien Site
troBben gan3 Dor3iigli6 iein fam lno oft
bor3iigIi0er TT, ais Die mO5lrie@enoiten
6eulorteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
neutrality-suspicious..
GarmS=@rteu.

Son Dem geip01lli0eu &arttS (Taxus
baccataJ 9tebt IS ellie W}eltge Spielarten,
t1eilS nit griluen, tDet!s nit gels oDer
Standardization BlQtterll, etlttge nit dltiz
reDtlteDenbelt, QnDerc nit flad) a%l1Sgebrct>
teten 3tpeigcn. Qlm ncrbrettetlten lit III
u~llleren 0Grtcn iupDl Ser gciDGbnlide grillt>
bldttrige 5aruS, Ser iid) l0tpoDl Snr Sin
5elnpflan5ullg, ais oud 5llr WtailenDeripel1
bung ilt gr0Beren @ruppen DDr5igli0 ctgs
net. 2lu0 sur 8iloung Don lebeltoelt
tOc6en = mic CT beiDnOcr5 IN Den %altfralt1
S0ltl0eu Oarten> ulto 9urf .2lnla9en cine
cite cttpaS ilbertriebene 0erlpen0ung f0no
- lit bicler 5aru5 iebr SIT emlpieDlen, 0a ct
ben S6nitt nit Der 0%edenideere iebr gut
pertrGgt llno leDr Oi0te bunfclgrltne 9SQllDe
bil0et.
0te id)0nitcn griitbIdttri9en 9(rten iinO
Taxus hibernica, ipeldet lOon 1%dltlen>
f6runi9 ipGdJlt, Taxus Dovastoni ulb Der
gerarnte baccata nit gelben 8cere1t. Die
iG0n1telt blntblGttrtgen 2lrten lttO Taxus
elegantissima; Barroni ltn0 bllntblGttrige
Spielortel Der. borgel1annten TaXus hiber-
MICA unb Dovastoni.
Ser Taxus adpressa ODER Der 3ltIdll11
ittcngeoriidte Garus bilbet 9anS n~ieorigc
bt6te Bil0e bon rur Sc SUB 0DDe nit
fltrselt neutrality-suspicious. 8ldttern ullo
5abIrei6en iebr per5meigtcn 2leitdcn; bieie
Yfldn3e ~iton1nlt aus ben @e6ir9en SapanS.
Ser inoii6e p0er Niiam Sarus, Taxus
Wallichiana lp1 int OinnalaDa, ipie in
9tepal, 6ifftm unb &o}hm1ir $4,000
SUB bod iiber Dem Wtecresl Die9el ie6r perz
breitet lei1 ul1b bort berrlide WGlOcr nit
8aulnclt bon oft 10 SUB Stammumfang
btloen; biele Dirt Fat it6 au0 in unierem
&lima ais poQitGnbig bart urto alSouuerno
e1lSieien; ieine Aeite Der5ipeiger it'd ltarf
uno Bic 8ldtter glei0cn Dem gcip0bnli0etl
Sogus. Ser eanaoiide &eguS, Taxqs
canadensis, biGDet nieOere breite 8ii0e
nit brGunli6en 8latterl1. Der fur56Idttz
rige Gogus, Taxus brevifolia, aus Dem
n6r0lideu Californian, bil0et 300 SUB
DoDe Sdunte bon 4-5 6uB Stomnumz
fang. GnOIi0 Der idarfbldttrige GagltS,
Taxus cuspidata, aus Sopoll, iptro 1870
SuB bod ulto bilbet einet breiteu bidt 9ez
iNlo1ienen 8ui0 NIT etrDnS D%dtGen6elt
l3petget ultb bunfeIgriinen StGtterl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
nas arose @lutretuta,tnestnttfe14

Seber %ropieu 6es rSarsaparillian Resolvent" sebt
in bas 8rut, ben S6peiB. ben llrin tno bic ar6eretr
6dfte bes &6rpers itber. Sfropbeln, Syphilis, 0ruier
N{uno, @u9enent5 iinouu9eu Sbrenlaufen, bic .i6limmz
ften Sautfranbbeiten, 8ieberDeulen, @9arf, J3itternal,
G~alsluB, &ot6lauf, Sdwar6e Slefe, @lrmer tm6letl4e,
6eifnitte( 1tnterporTert, mopon etu Sober, ber nit einent
6ieier QeiOcn be6aitet lit, ii4 bur9 me6rta8i8en@ebran8
iiberSeuqeu fam.
ggenn ber9attent ,beTen Srdfte burf BEN tG9Itben ger4
lnhu. ie9erleBuna ieiner2ebeuSiGfte %betdnot9 i6mtnoerrs
bieieIben bur8 neHe Stofie aus geinnGsm giltte ,eriest:
tb1t-, 10 lit ieine MISUNDERSTANDING 9et8ert; benin werr
biees Setlmittel einmat ieinen 5teirigunssprO8eB bsa
oornet rnb benz @erlnft Der Sdfte @tnbalt 8etRan bait
j. wirO 9dn5tt9s Seilnn8 bato tOI9en uitO NIT isOsnr
beIieer %perSauert, iein Nppettt ipiro it'd benerr unO er
pirb an 8Iut unb Sleti6 s%unebmeT.
Da8 nSarsaparillian Resolvent" %tbsrtrtITt Mot
pbelt, 6ronii6en, tnneren rnO Sauttrautbetter, i%onOerA
es lit bas etnsta itdere Setlmittel iGr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
G0ampiamonS IT. ao0lenfda4ten.

St 0euti0lanb fat man neuerbings Ell
ncn 8erilt0 gema6t, auf Ser abgebautet
Gtrefe etltes &obleni6a6tS 1T elmer Stefe
bon ca. 400 8uB Die 6ultur bon @banpi9e
Mons in groBcm W1aBita6e gu treiben. Sci
ether Semperatlr bon 8 @rao 81. ente
tpifelten ii6 bier Ste beltebten Btlse nt6t
nltr iu ausge3ei6neter gr0Be uno TiIIle,
io16ern al6 bon beionOerem NOblgee
i6maf. SIN @a1nuB8r0be fauten fe
meiitenS in ben 6a1oel.
9(ebnIi6e 8eriu6e bitrften it6 aud it
Dieiigen &0Dlenl6a0ten ais Io9neub ers
iDctielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

Sa6ren mod 8orpiirfe al MAIDEN? Sber
mar er leiner @erlaiien6ett uno @inlanz
telt lber6riihig, unO mar er nun bereit, tbr
SIT oer5ei0en unO tie ais ietne Grbin oll5nz
erfennen {?
SIS ftlto niele Sabre ieit mir un8 snIebt
9eieben BADEN, @oitb," ia9te Der WarquiS
falt. p0u bait Did i'm 9lasieben uur
penig D%erdnoert. SD CLAUDE, boB OH
aud I'M tOer5eu bteieIbe bit, SD bin bur6z
ans nidt init rontuutii6eu Nblihteu polt
9iebe ul0 8er5eibuug bie6er 9~efontmelt,
tDte 9u Dir Dieueiht eirbiI0eit, ionbern
aus pc 6tliden @riin0en. SD mar fitr5z
lib in 9ton," flbr ct fort, ieine @ittelin
nit feiten 8ltden, DOr benen tic Die 2tu0en
nieOeridlt9 bctra4tenO, SD babe 0eine
gan5e 0eimreiie nit Dem &inbe Derfolgt,
Die 9u bamplS n106teft."
[6Ortiegui8 ioL9t.I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Gin a,,oeter srteF BON staa arapf.

Or. Moomog. @ertber 9errl Sd ne9me mir sis
Sreibeit, Sbuen no6mafs ST idrei6en. Qiett 3uitont
bat i'd 6Mrd ben eebran& S9rer @?eOi3tt beoentenb sc.
tnb Sas nierte lit foit p~OOitanbi9 9ebettt. Ole @oier,
in4t lit tOgt; meme geinno ct b 6;iisr da I'D nod b. ]6sit9noia
mrTs frooten MID ptele 8crIonen iber Die wuuberbare
S Set wel5c Sire @icbt5in All meme arontbeit ouss
i6te, cine pom GbtO, cine %anere non @anooa. brei pot
Sodion ln6 cine oniebn[i9e 3abl pom btelgem Ort.
Mdtun9spol 6rau =. Rrapi.
g8ir limb nit 6faau Gropf gut befonnt. Sic lit cine
fddbenswertbe Game, pan luobltbatt8en gsinnungen
beieeit. Gle nat ben 8erfauf pieler SlNi9er Sbres y9tes
foipent" bur3 bic N~potbefer non 9tnt @trbor an Qerioz
nen. mel6e nit inrcren geiGmiiren beboitct limb, perz
mitte(t. gSir baben pon ucbrereG puitSerbaren Surer
bur6 6as n&eiolpent" 9e90rt.
96tun9Suou Goerbab % 20.
Nn1 0lrbnr, 0tib., IS. Nudu1t 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
R q IL Is!
DEg Re AENNV NsS

wouHdubie eefdmodIos unb nit ftkert @untn,t l5ers
.coen, reinioen, regeIn, ldutern uno itdrtett. o9tabpap'S
SiGSa fir bic Seilun9 aler Selbmeroen i'm Ntdgelt, bee
Ssbsr. beu Ginqemeiheu, ben gtiereu, Der S~arnbtaIe, IIr
Cir !Seillua RON 6opii6merSeu, ~reru6ieu 3uItGuoeu,
SserjRIopiun99. llnperboult6tcit, 0pspegiia GaGenfeber,
Observation-Disclosures Goloaoer NIB alien St6runqen in
ben Gingcwei6en. Sir cine ii6ere @eiluns bur3 Dem
CscbroIb Der @ileH wirb 9aranttrt. 9tein pegetabill9,
sntbaitcn feline Quedilbermii6uus. feline M(etaGe una
feiue ih6bli6eu Orp9uer.
1Sy@ Niou beadte bic nabitebenben Spmptorre, meIbe
I'D bei St0ruugeG III ben 8eroauuu9soreoueu eelteno
Geritopfurq, @%olOaberr. gtntonbrons no5 benz soa
Mo M{ooeridure, llebelfeit, Subbreuuer, Nppetitlollaz
feeff. SHaGaenl9pere, Grbrebungeu, unresetmdfiee @emez
o et.rn In Ser Ntasensrnbe, Gdwiroel, beidtsuuistes
ysn I'M 9Tdmeres Atbmeu. %9et0tter 1er5idlas, cgittfuugss
abnli3e @efiBle i'm siegen, Stmd9uns bsr SebtreiS
Suro, @elbweroeu Der NugeH mn Der 9out, S6mer3er
in her @ette, Der 8ruit uub ben iibrisen @lisosrm uno
nI6rlide anwanbIunseH uOn 9iBe.
Girioe Ooien pom y0tabpop's RilS" 1perben Sos RSrz
npriuitem pom al ben beuaunteu St6rlneeu beireteu.
@reiHs IS Gents bic Sda6tel. SH apotbefen su babtG.
9eIet "FalSe and True.
@didt cine 8riefmarte mad 0tobnop s. g., So 81
@orreutraBe, Seem Yort, uHo S4r meroet @aaEHuIS ga
holteu, rpelbe GIb 2auleItoe Wept2 liz,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

der oIe Brdfetten o~ngepieicn tperben, ben
N~nor6nurtgen Ser beiDeu NerSte iDfort nddz
Sufon1nielt noraitSit0tGi6 aber tDirb Die
6ilfe III Sen n~teiiten 6dten 5t ipGt foln@
men, benin bis 9~eitern 9ta6lnitta9 ipubte
nan nod ni0t einmal, woDin man Die
6ilfc Su %6rtngel babe"
Sn Mabri6 it 6aS G6auIptcl
Scr Sflape leincr S6ulb" Don bent
16iGbrt9en SeDi(oncr Sltot Nntonio
Gobeltanp nit gldt5euoent @rfolge ouf8ez
fii0rt tporDelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

VrefS
Git mfdlffaer @rtef.
unn arhnr. Mf6.. 30. g(pri[ 1875.

Nnn Qrbor, Wt6., 30. NprtL 1875.
Or. @obrap. gSertber 9err! SD babe Sbr n%Jteio(s
pent", S6re ,0te9ulating 9tas" unb aud Sbr D0teaOD
0eltei ~nrngeidbr etn Sabr lang ais 4Ftttel 9e9en @ter@
ffnfoeIdmIire I'M llnterteib, mel6e bic beruorro9enbiter
@ersie fHr ~unbeiGbar erfldrtet, bsluBt.
Sic gliaen anoteu an eincm Baum. @letn @emi6t
betrus 275 gfunO, ais t4 Sbre 95ittel 81 9ebr9u4en a,l>
gbeer Sic GesIdmiire iinb nod ntdt ale ueri6wuuben. Sd
babe "A Sloi6en BON ihrem DOteioLpent" 9 pom S6ren'
men ne" c6 erbtelt Sic Mlebtsin Don IS. @renpiu. 8itte
ienoen Sic mir Sbr BUD False and True
it Srau 6. Rranf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
bon 3%tOOtfjdbrigern @nfss
tbttn luer0en bnrd o9iaOwag'S Jfes
iplnent|' oeheiLt.

81. @abwopl Sd lit on @ttrItof9ei6lpiiret inn
GieritOd nno in ben @inqeweiDer. @4le 4er6te erfldrz
ten, mir f0nue uidt geboltet merben. SD %lpenoete Que
N{tttel an, bic mir empioblen wuroen, ober tetnes brabte
mir Seilulng. Sd iob Sbr g9teioluemt" unb bG3te. i'd
f6nntc es bGmit einmaI %periuden; i'd ieBte tetn @er@
trauen in baiielbe, benn i'd bate i6on Sw6li Sabre lang
To6paD'i6 er @iuen rno 5met Slai6en DON
Sbrem vGeabp 0tetiel" nnO iebt iebe In6 iiible tb feline
Spnr me6r non benz @eidwir; uno t9 iil6le mid ipobz
Sqbrpen ieuats befonO. 8oS dr9ite9eiawiir itefte in Der
iinfen Seite Ser @iugepetbe, pberbolb Der Sdonlleiite.
cd i6reibe Sbnen etelen 8rief, I'm onoeret1 Setoetoen 5I
rriieer. Ste f6nnen ~oeuielben eer0iientltfen, wern ie
es wIni9eH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
21ierfu= nnO 9la[enbe[dIwer0en,

Sam un6 @ebdrmiitterz 2ei0en, Gtetn, 6ornpbr,
&8afieriu6t, llrtnitodung, nnre9elmdbiger llrtnabgamg,
bic @ri99t'ide GrantDe!t nn6 ale Sdue. NO bag 28ailnerr
ober nit Snbiton;en, Gbnti6 bert @twetS ober meiBefr
Stl6eria6en. nnterntii6t lit ooer no baielbe etne trartz
bate, buntle, 9aut9e 8Grbnn9 onnimmt, 'peiBe fnod2ens
laIlen ii6 Elm ite4en6er breunenbtr 9dmerS ober Ste9er
I'M Miden nno IN ben 90noen iibl6or m09t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

bat Die ruutberbarten S~eilunger bemirft; 10 raid lit bic
S8irfung oteies pabr9aft pnnOer6aren 9ei(mittels, DAB
Der 9attent
a,t 0esptGt ftGtli0 sasirsttt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Qer aDtb. 0burlolu 3OeeO
~anerfennt
ST. Gaotuau's Es. R. Fs. Scittnittcto
nod meBridDrigelH 0cbraItd.
Ncp gorf, 4. San. 1877,
SO srther6 err!

mcpgOrf, A. San. 1877,
@ertBer 6err!
Madbem i'd Sore Nr5neimiitel me0rerc Sabre 9ehronft
babe, ouian9S Ingtdubi9. abcr uadocm i'd SIRE 9Sirt>
i~anttcit erprobt, nit polcm Gertrauen, CLAUDE i'd mr.
cine Qlidt at eriIaen, lpemt i'd BEN 9iu.eu, iDet6en i5
uno bic 0ieinigcn aus benz GcbroNd ~6crieloen ge3osei
baber, oanfbar a~nerfeune. Gte @iQet Nhooell icoe@mat
Sic geuiiujdte g9trfuua, OoS Ready Relief madt
ietnem gtaIeu cQe Gbre, uno bic Gal6e wen0cu mir a,
10 oft lid cine @e(egenOejt bo5u bittet uno imlner init
Benz %9ewiinidten Grfol9.
N@tungSUou S9r
(@e;3 1hurtotp GSeeo.
ST. 8tnotpag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Railways Ready Relief

9etuabrt foforti8e 2itO ernt8 BET
GttSiluotttg Oct gtierett,
Gutsiroung Der SIaIe,
1tuterteibs &mtsiitOttt9,
2tsn8em Gttsiitonn9'
9tt1ertbc Sd,suc rScm &~9er5fiopfc't,
Gtomp, 9ipbtDeritis, @tmtter6elb'ueroeH,
GatarrD, Smrmen5o, Sopfi@ntet5et,
Sabmi6merse,,, rambem @eIs,
IcuraI9ic, GbenmatS,Mhs,
Wc6iel=Oicber, tnO T~rnit6enIett.
Die N(nwer6ung be5 Ready FSeiiefon Der l9ners
3enben Gtelle miro joiort ginberung perurladet.
Orei6tg bis ie1Stg &ropier III einem balbeH @lole
gaiier beilen III ruenigeu NugenbIIden &rdnpfe, Dtarz
rbpe, per6orbeuen Dta9er, 9erSbrenner, &~opildmer5en,
0DfeHterte, &oitf, Sldbur9en NIB duc fnneren >0nletz
sen.
0tetienbe foatem ME obne cine Slai9e non Rad
ways Ready Relief tein: Glide EtopIe1 IN
g8aIer oenommeif, pcr9Iten bic bdhftg l9lintmen 6o!set[L
rine8 gYe6iels i'm 3rtnfwaIier. IS lit ais 9ci5mitiel
frou56II6em 8rauntpcin ODER 8itterS por5u6ieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
Gte6er 4t4tO fatteS Uieber.

Ssieber u,,O faltcs Gsicber 8e6eilt fir so Gents.
STp Ser gunsen g8ett gie6t es tetn @eiluittel, loeI9es
Ge6I el> Sie6er un6 ale anbernSteber, ais "a llno: yea
ber Ii. /. ~. Unit SHlfe non %9iaSiunD's Sineml 10
raid BELT, mie Feadyvay's Ready E&ei1ei.
80. GentS bic Tiinf5i9 Stoi4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21
GA0ttbett!
@efmnobeit!
DIR. RAILWAYS
SRrsanaPiEEIam EEes0EyeHRG

Oteirli6es un6 reine5 8lut - 3unabme an 6lietl9 1tno
8lut-0teiue Saut uub 0teinbeit be5 &etnt5 IWr aae'
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makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful,
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1t makes Il matron of IS or 40 look not more than
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The Maq,tolia Bdln. all blsmiSh's and con-
crais ers1g rdDcbdc to beauty and, 'chite * - as
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PRIVAT s ME0ICaL IN STiTuTE,
200 KearnY 81. san fra nciSCo,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854

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ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
For the F'er,..1 uertI Iur- of all spec al and
Chrsn si~-tsrs, $ lSO Ell Ft-Einle
CCmDIai.atI Di .sH-es of tiL9
Nervous System,
VEHHE PHINI;- SF DES HUI1T'tH Ssf HI'-
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afford afflicted the best medical and surgical trsatmel
for above and all other affections and rmiaints
Consul tatols the institute or by letter, FRiE.
To the Afflicted:
DR. L. J. CzapEay w"Ild respectfully Cform Il
public the Pacific that, the earnest so>ation
his friends and hundreds Of those unfortu
natey afflicted with disease he has rJ0pened his MEDICAL
ANU SURGICAL INSTITJ TE and resumed the practice
his profession The doctor would remind those who
in need of medical aid that since renqushing lis
very extensive and successful practice in San rI2IcscO
has visited the principal cities in Europe inspecting dill
gently the renowned hospitals and gathering the ex
perence of the most learned in the profession the benefit
from which he offers all IN need of his services Rheu
matte affections, chronic c,tarrh diseases Of stomach
and kiney, liver complaints etc, successfully treated
Those who suffering from the nuiscretons
of youth, weakness physical ana debility
assured Of permanent Charges moderate. Ar
communications strictly confidential Medicines ser' hv
express. Address l.. J. tZAPkAY. NJ j. s..5
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-04-18
Real Estate Transfers

The following are the transfers filed
for record in the Recorders office, for
the week ending April 18th, 1873:
D. E. McSherry, Assignee of B. F.
Waite, to c. l.. Sullivan, Lot No. 20, in
Verona, except a strip off the south
side Is feet wide at the east and 10 feet
wide at the west end, 5000.
B.. f. Waite and wife to c. l.. Sulli-
van, the same property, 81. Quit
claim.
BENZ. Hubbard to John Bunch, the
north half of Lots No. IS and 50, in
Winchester, 500.
John Bunch to Noah Miller, the same
property, S210.
DC. Ramsey and wife to Benjamin
Foster, Lot No. z, in Morning Sun, ex-
cept 10 feet off west side, $40.
/. Nathan Haywood and wife to Anna
Jones, 8 acres in Washington town
ship, $500.
Anna Jones to Peter Smith, l acre in
Washington township, $3.50.
L. A. Childs and wife to S. J. Flick
niger, Lot No. &c, in Verona, $500.
Martha E. Westf.. II and husband tc
Nary j. Kinsey, 8 acres in Somers
township, 5000.
Martha E. Davis and husband to c
A. Davis, Lot No. Al, in Eldorado
$3.50.
VIM. E. Brown and wife to Loui.
Sohugen, 80 acres in Dixon township
81, 800.
United States to John Purviance
southeast quarter of section 5, Jeffer.
son township.
Emitted States to VIM. and Geo. Gard
rs 96.100 acres in Jefferson township
United States to S. S. Harris, 3S 76.10C
acres in Jefferson township.
United States to David Pifinbarger
SO 76.100 acres in Jefferson township.
FL. P. Wehrley to Andrew Wehrley
Al acres in Monroe township, $2,250.
Joseph Shaeffer and wife to Catha
rine Wehrley, % acres in Monro,
township, $1,077.
Rebecca and John Lantz to Garland
Harris, 121b acres in Harrison town
ship, $611.50.
Simon Cunningham and wife to Jas
Larry, the north part of in-Lot No. 10t
in New Paris, $500.
James Larry and wife to Mary Gun
ningham, the same property, $500.
Frank G. Harshman and wife to JohI
J. Kaylor, quit claim, their interest il
$3.50 acres in Washington and SO acre
in Monroe township; also, east half o.
Lot No. 294, in Eaton, $3,025.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-04-18
A Warning.

Harkrider, of the Germantown
PRESS, was most cowardly and das-
tardly assaulted by the Marshal of
that town the other day. Harkrider
had called the attention of the Mar
shall to certain defects in his official
capacity and the fiery and untamed
mental took umbrage thereto and
dumped" the knight of the pencil
when he made his appearance on tine
street. 1t was a sad "jump" for the
Marshal. Harkrider simply reached
for the scamp and mopped the earth
for forty feet around with his carcass.
The doctor in charge of the Marshal
thinks with proper care and no eX-
element he can ave his patient from
death, but the prospects are not at all
favorable for N of his eyes, sever OF
his front teeth and three inches of
scalp on the top of his head. "They
all do it."
MoRAL-The moral of the above,
which we clip from the Arcanum
VISITOR, is that Marshals should be
careful how they attempt to 'jump'
the knights of the pencil. They are
regular clippers"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-04-18
inst like Eim.

Uncle Jack and Jamima Holderman,
took the idea into their heads on last
Thursday, to give Mrs. Kumler 4
birth day supper and surprise, it being
the@(now don't tell her age because
she is a gay young widow.) Accord :
ingly her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Orlt,
was notified of the fact, and requested
to let the friends and neighbors into the
secret, and make all the necessary ar
rangements, while Jack, and Nina,
would take Mrs. Kumler with them in
to the, country visiting that afternoon,
and be back to Mrs. Ortts, at u past 5
O'Clock, P. N. As agreed upon all things
were made ready, the friends gathered
in with baskets loadeIfull of the things
needful to supply the wants of the in
ner man, Cor woman rather) and spread
upon the table which, if it could have
been capable of feeling, would have
cried out in anguish of soul, hold, stay
thy hand, why thus crush me to the
floor, what evil thing have | done that
I am thus treated and abused.
At the appointed hour the fiery gray
steed and carriage of Uncle Jaekewas
seen approaching from the east, and in
less time than it has taken the writer to
jot down these items, was pulled up in
front of the house, and Uncle Jack,
with the surleness and politeness of a
young man Just out of his teens, assist
ed the widow and A1nt Nina to dis
mount. In the mean time the assem-
bled guests were all snugly concealed
from view in the parlors, and gentle
reader you can immagine the surprise
and establishment of Mrs. Kumler on
opening the door and beholding the
company present, waiting to greet her
with smiles and good wishes. She was
completely dumbfounded, amased, (and
we had like to have said bulldozed) at
the sight, and for a moment we did not
know whether she was going to laugh
or cry, but rallying she soon found her
self square to the occasion by getting
off such explosives as-"I do Think
"Why don't-this beat anything
"Well l don't know what to say or
think''1"Ithought Uncle Jack was in
a great hurry to get back home," sc.
"I really never dreamed of such a
thing"-"What day of the month is
this ?" To NAM all of the friends pre-
sent would be out of the question, and
to particularize a few would look like
partiality.
All partook heartily of the many
good things prepared for supper, lex
cept the writer whose modesty and
bashfulness was the only preventing
cause,) and in due time returned to
their respective homes, hoping o o to
be permitted to enjoy another like hap
ply occasion. w. NC.