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National Republican., 1878-09-30

SINCE the Maine election GORuAM claims
that the Republican party is the father of the
giecminck. True. Int the child was SO badly
treated by It's unnatural parent that It had to
he carrd for aud adopted by the Democracy
Swd1y Herdd.
The absent editor of the Htrnld will be
chilled to the uttcrmost recesses of his soft
money heart when he reads this paragraph
The admission therein contained OF the
truth of Mr.. CONTAINS cluim Of the patcr-
nifty of the grcenback in behalf of the Re-
publican party, will he simply horrifying to
his consistent soul. And the Democratic
party has adopted the discarded bnntliug,
too! This is sad; very sad When the
fact is recalled that VOORHEES,, TH;RMAS,
BAIARD HENnRICKs, REvEKDY JOHNSON,
and all hands OF the more modern Dcmoc-
rncy, not to say anything Of TOM BENTON,
ANDREW JACKSON, aud others of the more
remote bullion Bourbon regime, are all on
record in bchalfOf coin money, and especially
in opposition to the issue OF Government
rugs, the pro TEN. writer Of the Hcr,H may
be excused, for it is to be presumed he
is lahoring under the dclusion that he is
managing Og conducting stnght-out
Democratic organ. But lie is mistaken in
other regards. The Ecpublican party has
not discarded its greenback progeny. nor
will it permit the ii t pipsics of the rccrcant
Democracy to change it. now that it has
about passed its cradle days, for an IRE.
decm"hIe mass Of paper pulp. This change
is what is meant by the adoption Of the
grecnhack by the Democracy. As the situ-
alton now stands the sound little coin dollar
is softly aud carefully swaddled in the pro-
tcctng folds of rcdeemabIe paper currency.
What the so-calIcd Grccnbaclicrs propose TO
do is I" destroy the enclosure and pass oil the
swaddltu9 clothes a. the real article.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

THE Baltimore GagcHt has filed its cavcnt
and claims "thc exclusive right to speak OF
Private Secretary RODGERS as member
of Hayes infundibuiform Cabinet" All
right; no one will infringe upon the patent.
II is worthy Of the source from which it
comes "A putrrsceut imlibulation of the
iuiusoria of the Baltimore basin, with the
nptoriOusly concupisccut dodecagynous he
iianthus formerly known .as JosEPmUs
OEANGEuL0ssoN Of the Washington Post.
The vascular pulp which fills his physical
cntoblature is muddier than ever, now that
he brrathes the grateful fumes of the basin
aforesaid and enjoys the privilege Of layimg
h.s Somatic indlvisibility in its rorihuent
tesulcncc,
National Republican., 1878-09-30

THE chief objection that the New York
Worid finds TO apply to the Republican
Platform is the lack of plank relating to
the luggage Of passengers who are returning
from Europe The grief that the World
is nursing arises from the fact that several
prominent Democrats who were intent upon
smuggling silk dresses and other goods of
value through, duty free, were detected,
and had to walk up to the captains office
and settle. This the World would magnify
into II great national question and matter
for political controversy. Some people would
call this high old politics.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

J. 5. C. BLACKBURN, who belongs to n
family who during the war would have
scourGcd the North with the smallpox and
yellow fever by infection. and who is the
head-centre of Democratic Congressional
politics, has just been rcnoininated to Com
gress. OF course he accepts in character
iotic letter Of bombast and nonsense, that he
seems to fancy are elements OF statesman
ship. He is peStilen, politician per Sc,
and pestilcnce scatterer by relationship.
The latter he cuunot help. the former lie
might by repentnmce and relormation.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

THE S"Hddy Gu:ch, makes the rather nm
necessary explanation that Ben BUTLER
acquired his gigantic fortune after lca> ing
the Democrats and becominga Republican
" leader" Everybody who believes this tale
knows why it is that BUrLER, having dis
qualified himself for Republican leadership
has now gone back into the Democratic
ranks with all his plundcr 1t is pity the
pckings were not good in those ranks in
'Gl he would never have left them.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

THERE Is n constitutional mandate which
requires that the President shall from time
t. time, furnish to..Congrcss information
upon the state Of the county. ANDREW
JOHNSON sent General j. B. SrEEDMAN to
til South upon such mission in 1866 The
cOnditiO OF affairs iu South Carolina are Of
such nature that it seems to be the duty
Of the President to send commission of
army officers or civilians to that State for
the purpose of making a report to him rela-
tive thereto. If HAMPTON is encouraging
his followers to break up Republican meet
ings and otherwise ntimidate and ovcrawe
deienscless voters, the facts in the case should
be properly brought to the notice of the Prcsi.
dent and by him transmitted to Congress
The President cannot close his eyes to the
fact that the reconstruction acts are dead
letter in South Carolina, and that the rifle
clubs are again engaged lin their hellish
plot to carry that State for the Democracy
by intimidation Of the grossest kind.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

way. The Star, with an unaccountable
and unusual desire to be sensational at the
expense of the good repute of the District,
pursued exactly the opposite course in
treating II by oXaggerating the facts in the
case and making mountain out OF u mole
hill The actual damage done by ComEN
did not amount to SlOO while the damage
to the reputation OF the community by the
reports of his proceedings has
been inualculahc
National Republican., 1878-09-30

quence, his profound logic, the truthfulness
and justice of his argument, the power of
his rhetoric, and the strongly fortified posi-.
tions Of his speech are all given the go-by,
and his assailaut has resorted to low order
ofridiculo, in the hope of besmcariug the
Statesman for having made a speech so in
trcnched in truth and justice that it canuot
he successfully nntagonized.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

THE report prevailed in New Orleans last
week that THOMAS DALTON, II colored West
FeliCiana witness before the POTTER COM
mttee, had been numerically beaten and
then hung by gang of Democratic marlud-
ers at his home in that parish Here is a
chance-another one Of many, we mean
for the NICHOLS government to vindicate
itself against the oft-repeatcd charge that
its very existence depends upon its neglect
or refusal to punish the murderers of the
White League. But why should it punish
its friends and creators?
National Republican., 1878-09-30
DIED,

FOOTE-On sunday, September ~, at 4 o'clock u
M, ailrr long and painful Illness, which he bore
with Christian fOrtitude, WILLIAM II. fOurE, In the
18th year of his age.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of hi,
mother, iip FolItecth street, Tuesday afternoon, at
O'Clock. Friends of the family are Invited TO attend
San Francisco papers please copy
BENNER.-On tine morning Of the 9Th instant,
ANNA C. BENNER, widow oI the late Henry q. Ben
ner. aged ~ years.
ltrlallvcs and friends Of the family respectfully
ilvttd 10 attend her funeral, Monday, the Snh III
4 at, at l1J from the residence OF her sOn.in-
law, lil1 Eighth str het northwest
National Republican., 1878-09-30

WADE HAMPTON would compound the
felonics of kthe Illicit disillcrs Of South
Carolina by using the funds of the State to
pay the revenue tax they cheat the Govern
men. out of and then permitting them to
go scot free" A reputable, high-toned
citizen is WADE HAMPTON.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

IT is really sad to witness the dismay of
the Democracy in the sixth Maryland dis.
trict. They see their chances Of victory
PETER-ing out in the not very dim dis
tance, while the Republican prospects grow
brighter with each succeeding day. Victory
is not always tickle goddess when wooed
by integrity and fixed purpose, and we
propose to URNER favor in the old sixth
this fall.
National Republican., 1878-09-30
His Well-Known Habit.

Up The EiiOr ofHs National Republican:
SIR; am surprised that Mr.. W. 8. Holman
should deny the charge made by Colonel L. II.
Fitzhugh. 1t has long been known that Holman
wRs prone TO the commission Of such acts Of du-
plicly as FitZhugh charges against him. Indeed,
his conduct IN that regard IN this city has become
notorious DEMOCRAT.
National Republican., 1878-09-30
lie Has Reason.
IHtn,inpa,I Ti,,ns 1

It is an unquestionable fact that In his many
campaigns IN this city, Mr.. Milton saylcr has never
been fearful Of defeat Us now, He has reason.
The votes carried OF by Jones aud Hilpln aud: the
fact that. honcst.moncy Democrats are outspOken
IN their purpose Of voting for Major Buttcrworth
has thrown over Milton the shadow Of coming dis
astcr. Besides, he's sick.
National Republican., 1878-09-30
The Able New York Times.
New York Times |


Tho Tmcs Is In doubt which platform comes
nearest to it. standard-the Saratoga or the Syra.
cuse. II seems inclined to tho gold sound IN the
latter, nnd prefers Bayard's speech u Conklngs
The ThnoS is an able auxiliary to tho Republican
cause
National Republican., 1878-09-30
uopeIcssly Irrcdecmabic.

Victoria Woodruff threatens 70 como back TO this
country aud run for President on the fiat money
ticket She'll do for the fiat people. She's about
the most thoroughly aud horelcSsly irredeemable
thing they could make q candidate Of
National Republican., 1878-09-30

The Sunday Hcrdd is wise and truthful
enough to say, in speaking of the squelched
COHEN:
We repel 1t as reflection upon the courage
Rnd love of OIder of our citizens that they
would have permitted themselves to be crowed
over by rabbc led By tramp If any overt
acts Of violence had beeu committed or the
affair had assumed serious aspect. We have
SIN enough militia, neglected though it be by
the Government, 10 gruppIe with any merely
local disturbance. Our citizens thcmsc YES
would have organized II committee Of safety
aud swept tue dirty pack out Of our confines il
they had lelt themselves called upon.
This is the right kind Of talk, and puts
this matter before the public in u proper
National Republican., 1878-09-30
Spopny Morality.

fNcw York Evening MALL
"Ifanyboly Offers you money for your votes"
says Butler, take the money and vote as you
please" This Is spooncy morality for Gubcfna.
tOral candidate.
National Republican., 1878-09-30
To be Commiserated.
[llllnnls sInln Innrnnl-l

ILLINOIS state Journal
Hon William NJ Springer Is making speeches
throughout Morgan County this wecx. Tho people
arc TO be commsonted.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

SOMEHOW Roscoe CoYKLIvG gets along
very well without the "machiue" ut his
back.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

RESUMPTION is now q fixed fact; only
93 days more aud it will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

How ofcn do we hear person say, there must be
something the matter with my blood have PIN
pies all over. We would recommend DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
National Republican., 1878-09-30
DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET
For Sale.

ENOR SALE-ON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS, A
- beautiful building Lol, ~ feet inches by 100
Mount Pleasant Apply 10 JOHN MAYHEM tls N
street southwest sepgtI.t
National Republican., 1878-09-30

supplies down the Mississippi from ST.
Louis to relieve the suffering districts
along the river. Within a week the pro-
icct has been conceived and put into cxccu-
ton. The rapid bold,Iand unhesitatng ac-
ton and splendid executive ability dis
played by the Commission is Characteristic
of Governor SHEPHERD, its chairman. Few
men have been maligned by scurrilous
press more bitterly than Governor SmEP-
HERO; hut how little il has availcd TO in-
iure him in the eyes Of the people Of the
country at large is shown by the confidence
which is placed in him at this hour, when
some strong hand is needed to direct the in
tcrc,ts Of great charity and bring order
out Of confusion.
National Republican., 1878-09-30

WASHINGTON. SEPTEMBER 30, ISIS.
National Republican., 1878-09-30
AmuSeN9HS.
UNIQUE.

on THE NATIONAL GROUNDS
Admission, Is cents. seOlt
" NATIONAL THEATRE. OWENS. orR BOYS
WEEK OF MERRY COMEDY,
JOHN y. OWENS. ........ .perkyn MIddicwok
TUESDAY. MIR OWENS IN TWO FL AVS
EvERYBODY's FRIEND
IIAPPiESr DAY OF NY LIFE
WEDNESDAY, his only appearance Ia tile
VICTIMS and FORTY wISKs
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MIR. OWENS
First proluetion here o. the new version Of
sOLON SHINGLE. entitled UNCLE SOLON,
Amer which
TOOL L. ES
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT2
a, DOT; Or; THE CRICKET on the HEARTH.
NH pM f.Ns. tAob f.UmnIpf.
SATURDAY NIGHT MIR OWENS FAREWELL,
PAUL PRY md SERIOUS FAMILY.
October !, Uncle Toms Cabin" SEQ q
National Republican., 1878-09-30
THE NATIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

The enterprise and energy brought into
play by the National Yellow Fever Relief
Association of this city have made it truly
a national organization, and it is now reco.-
nizcd by the relief committees all over the
country as the central organization. Organ
iGed for the purpose OF collecting funds and
supplies in this city to be sent South by It's
busiucs>-like method, il soon became pos
scssed Of all information regarding the
needs Of the different districts, aud in this
way became of service TO similar orsaniza-
tions in other cities. ugh it thousands
of dollars in cash an'S :: quantity Of
supplies collected in a. j. were sent
South aud promptly dS ed The
proposition to organize sion of en-
perts to investigate ~ +, coming
through Dr. Noteworthy ne seal
of approval and hell/ N our
Commission, and, like far
undertaken by it, the shrelp project
is beyond doubt. IN est and
greatest enterprise undsrY en- by 1t is
the sending of 3D. loaded with
National Republican., 1878-09-30
Wanted.

17f PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
fSo wcst,-First-clHss Board. with large. airy
Rooms, nom ~ TO slO per week; transient .b0 per
day baths and gns. Mrs. o. O. HOWARD.
No connection With he HoIutTd HOuIs
les ly
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2auoDliu bon &eutersb6fcn
@sman bon 9srtbolb @usrba6.
.(Gcrtfebnns.)


BUS, auisrles.n unb @utss ttun, wu fs
g5les Asttan oser aud, no "itnen Elm b.
l.s unsei&id sei&seeu: wsnn man eas
Hher wlbts, braudts man auf Der sDslt
ieine @erihte unb teine Strafen. eanbo
lin, - aibt elm Mittsl, mcmit Ser Guh
unb Gusr san,es 5aus BON unslid bsfrsi'
en- tSnnt. .fr eEeE,..
@i.bt benn has 5aus wie ein 5aus so[l
uuslad aus2
s. Rebt ntAt 70 aus unb 1T bod 70,
Qanbolin +! Da brauefn Vbt cine arme
Trau, teren einjieer @obn perunslidt 1T.
Bon Help uub Walb weitum bat Die Grau
nur ben fleinsn 6itd Groe, barin ibr Scen
rutt unt be wS&t ~
Die Grau gebt mid nidts an.
pas last nur Guer Mune. bic Ssels,
In GuH ipriht gan; anbers, 9aneplin
@eun ebr perurtbeilt tpcrben mart, bat
tet Sbr Der yerlafsnsn Witwe ben @rnat.
ytr erisben miifen. All "a
@ie er(Hraf, ba fe plSbli& eur& sin
Qaden oannrlins unterbrcAen wlroe; es
mar freiliA sin se3wun8enes, absr bod
ebsn eaasn. @ie fab Jpn frasene an uns
er rief;
gte perfegea ia o'e We@telaNeH gang
Staaa u
IS if-jsbt scn Ne@s lssne Mses. SH
arme 6rau bat tsin NfHt. Was sW
tbut, tbut Str trelplqts pnp pae " eoen
,ae SASnt, Qanbolin Sbr weroet oas
@elb aeben, has ih perlan8e, ater bas TT
MIR nsat 8tnns, Ser mnB1 aa~ no~ Die
rs&sen Ueoanltn 0aan 8s0sn.
J@ sap 1s'a We'0 aa0 'e'"e 'e~''" 0e'
banttn.
pe& stsr saet osloes, Aes moa1 g ea'
ben UNI te mter Ser etrSeot, am y meet
wsrest Jer eaesn' I@ purge Ial Su@,
5er mastt osr arn'sn 09aa tte aaSe "0~
gut nno trtseti@;
psee rtsf sdnDoltn eam't pann pic
Asslt iaSt e. ,pnrfs oo0. oas &c l@a.o'9
~ w'l lulVmeteH NV eSee"ea''S'
M .
0as lssSt 9na am tSsrs0s psr sSsif !
6rou NrsiStatbtn, nno renn Sfs's aup
init mir ttrtta brattsn, stns bole Srau, nte
brtnssn ttsben eaSel nt@t aus esr Oeseslt
tsraus, iansf man NIT nsr e'oPen PAM
etuen Gubs aus leinsp Ha4 bsrans, nno
eie wi9tns ptslstGt no@ Mot, tran
&rstsratbtn, be SNaabsatesr pat Son i
ein bertartetss Wsmate Sseaef. Mas istn,
oab fs ni3ts ealur fann, 'srs y!uttsr ~
NIT esm Stroetran3 auf osm xeet eor Der
kirhsplgrr geltanpen, ee en Snanstd
tttresborsn Scrofn If. Ven, 6rau Nrsts'
ratbtn, NIT mir = Sie eaben's ia Sc
itsen -, 10 lap m'r suesoen =. psr
"'sS WV n,.,. = u.s. a..
pa sea'sau.. W. mt' - '.os. san' o
eoI'n ! Sot es1lUon1 MI. mem e'Ss" *.
seA, %sMn n'r Ss1 mu I0es. uaS Snu InU
feet c'Nea an0 Jew! .SM.aI ppPp''. sel.S.
mst ie'n: NOmm1 NUT lee' 9H'" III" au9
S%aae's.PH; ,... m a. H..
son MIR min. feu fis ~ mir fommen, uno
ID mag Jbnen ear riot iaSsn, mas l'e mtr
aut sSsS une Sts9 antsm.
Drum Ssbt tsbt NIT MIR Su ter; 80
pttB rsGt poel. was pas ~; per sanoo'
lin anr S1anstatser, aoer ltaat quo
tst mot ne Jer ni@t an pts' teu1, %
ler gu@ ns4t eerMnEtr 8tet. Hemmst
NIT Vspt mir pte panp. Xommst
Gs itt 80 9sb' NIT Jentn.
Muf Der Strabe mar es f'a, tstn Wenif
mar f&ibar. ale saneclsu NIT eer Sretsra'
tbin bebin eing; lte lHauts msbrmals nacb
ibrfm Dssltittr, ub er ntdt plp9lt& paeon
laufs, atsr sr etne I'm 0letasn S$.itt, nur
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la0' mid nidst iterbsn, ebs th 3eleten bab',
wie es an esm 9anbolin aus9ebt. Sd
tann niht parten, bis In bic anSsre Welt;
Id wi1 niht -.
Gle tbat bic 5ano BON Der Wanse unb
tordts auf; Stimmen. 1rtte tamen na'
Der, jebt wurbe Der Sool,riesel an Der 6aus
tbare surudsel&Obsn, bic Stutsntbare IF.
nete iiG.
Blsibet nur fbsn Ratbsr, faste Die
8retsratbin unb biater iar fano ber Gan
bpltn. :H
gis Mlte Sfnete BEN Munb, Fs founte
absr lein Sort bersorbrinssn. Die Rrsis
ratbin lsste ibr bic Sanc auf bic Sdultsr
unp iuate SSttsr! Da 1T ber Nltlault
beib, er wil Guh &ute unb @ate brinsen
unb Allss, mas ihSn uno rsdtldafsn 1T.
SEPT bite i'd. fast ein 5ers uno erleidtert
Cure Seele unp bic feline er ipi0 fur @uh
(orsen, als ypdret Sbr feline Mutter.
@sine Muttsr !? Bin cine Mutter gene.
fen, SHUTTER beib' Id ni1t mebr 9Ba
rem nidt SrSlf Mdnusr, wdren ,suGlf Mlut
ter bel Gsri&t seisffrn, iie batten ben ba
tansen la6su uup feline pidsu Baden ba
anb feline Nusen bdtten Die 8aben sefrel.
fen. "a
Die Greisrdtbin mar farr Dor bie1er
8alerei, bic @daubtdttsr absr penbete Fd
nun an Qanbulin
Sic iasen ia, Du tabef DOR @sridt fur
DID seiprcden, brauAit Du jsbt Elm On.
teres, bas fit Did iprtdt2
(8Ortfssans fqIst.l
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MQerlet.

= WaS fir Elm unteridieo in ben
Tradtraten oer perldiebenen gi1enbabnea
beiiebt, tam man aus bemllmltanb erjeben,
bab seitern in Gan 9lntonio Al, 900
Yfunb 5dute mad, Nufin barlaben mm..
ben, UNI BON ba per Babn ,peiter befHrhert
gu meroen. Nn Tradt murben so Gents fir
paS 6unoert Bfuno besablt unb trcttem
tcnlmt Der Granspart iiber bic Central.
babn bi0iser ale purd bic Yeircebabn.
= gBie aus einsr Wn,eiss ,u arleben,
pirt Der Iurnpersin ben 4. Suli In Wolf
rams @artsn feiern uno lisst es 1T Der
Nbiiht bes 6errn Moliram ben @arten
Wbenps 3u i(lumiuirsn. Der. Gurnpcrein
islbf ptre i'm Jreisn Marmorhlpsr auf-
fiibren, Elm GeusrWert peranltalten unb
Ser9lfi@en mebr.
= @uuu. 1trudmortpn fam nit benz
searisen l3ust In San Nutunio an une
wiro btute Gbenb In @plframs @arten
ipredsu.
= Der searise Mbenb iGsint elm Der.
tangnibpca er seueIen gu iein. Nueer benz
brutalsn Insrif auf Zimmerman fam
nod bic Beraubuns zines betrunfenen
Wannes In ber 6lorssfraBe Dor, 1owie
cine Stedafaire in Der Mlamp gorfaot,
tpcbtt Elm Wann Namens Charles be 0ere
einem Builder einsn MsHsrlId perleste
une eann Fa4tete. Gtrnsr hsmertte mon
sefera Mbens cine An3abl betruntsner
@olpaten auf Der StraBe.
- Die Nmerita in ct. Souls idreibt:
gernibt wiro felt einisen Easen cine
iunge Dame aus Jnbianola, TeSas, Sea.
meme souiie Hatau, pelae nab St.9cuis
aefemmea ipar, I'M dr5tlide 5ilfe su
iuden Sic fano Gnfanss i'm ct. Sobn's
T! Sripitale Gufnubme, perlieb oieles Sniff.
tut aber balo nnb ccniultirte Or. Susbes.
Ycrseitern Wrrsen pertiee ie bsa Doc.
tors Wcbnuns une III leitoem nidt mebr
geisbeu mprSen. Sie befanb Hd felt
eiuiSer 3eit in beitdnoiser 9lufresuns uno
bileete iid elm, bab ibr elm sroees lluslid
beporitebe. Gr.9usbes bate ibr seratben,
pieoer mad Sauie gu sebeu, bod 1T niat
anSunehmen, baB le bieIen Natb tefolst
bat. oeNn ibr @epdd ltebt nod unanseriibri
in ibrem 3immer.
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8 e + a 9.

- Bon @arebc miro bridtet, boB Der
Better bes 8io 9ranbe Sctets, Gtcile
9anbon, bon lieutenant Turner BON
10. Gaua[lerieresiment erldclIen wuroe,
wie man slaubt unabl lihtlid.
= Die Delesaten sur Staatsccnpenz
tion bon @atpei ton baben feline Snitructio-
nen erbalten. Tbodmorten, Subtarb
unb Depine ,dblen Nnbdnser unter ibnen.
-@iuespie 60. siblt 1884 peibe u Sc
farbise idulfibise 3inoer, baruner $50
&naten unh 720 Wdbhen.
= gictcria 60. bat iid fiir Sdleidsrs
Wiebererwdbluns ertlart.
- Die @attin oes 6errn S. Siupn
in eSrne, bic felt ben lebten Sabren Bet.
nabe beifdnbis leibenr mar 1T persausene
Wode seitcrben,
Sn Sherman itarb rersansenen
W'ittwrd Ser Wsidael gir3ele Der vi.
sentbiiner Der cortisen grauerei. ant
Sdlasflub.
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= gSir slauben, pbne llebertreibuns
bebaupten gu fSnuen, bab es auf'bem gam
gen ameritaniiden Gontinente faunl cine
NieoerlaIiuss Sitt, 100 Or. Nus. SSniss
9amburser Trrpfen uidt aufinben fno.
als eine natiirlide 6olse bisler Populas
ritat haben lih idledte Weuiden an Sal
idunsen berSelben sen,adt. @s 1T paber
uniere YFidt, unlere Qeler gu marneu uno
oarauf aufmerfiam 5u MAIDEN, oaB iebe
adte 6laide Scn Or: Nus. &Sniss Gam
burger Eropfen nit Der l1nteridrift Der
Serren Yrseler & 60. perieben lein
muR. =..---e-s---.-=--.r=---
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seinnSe Sefrsiion su lsin, urb wire elm Olt.
SIRE atncrnle 9lnipelsnbsit i'm 8Iut unb sra.
gen befunbet f1 eurG cine bablids la1ran-
stlbs Garbe Der Saut acpfweb, Sbwincel,
llebtlfeit, S6mersen in Der reb!sn Seite uno
unter bem rs6ten Stultsrblatt, 0errauunas,
belGwsrben 8erNcpfuns uno snesrs osrna,rs
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su ihaHsn unb weiteren fSrpsrlihen Qeieen rsrs
subsnsfa, asbrauGe man eas tpobltbucnbe arl.
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mes ssiunpen StublsanssS bic @uslteiouna
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ytbsr ber1feat unb jeee Spur ppn 3yspepIia be-,
leitist. Disls anssnebms rein Sssetabililte
unb anti. biliGIe Webisin III nibt nur unene.
lid tpirtiamer ais iesi9e 8urm ron Merfur,
iOnes,n AUD wesen i9rsr ablcluten 8reibsit
ron fGapli&en Gisenitaftsu isnsm siitissn
Stcffs uRenbli1 ppr3usieben.
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tie uno ben perid,aa,teu uno batben So5l-
insbelonoere beren @Snnern
in bSheren areiien. A. 3ahlreiden Selnd
uno ener8iideS @insreifen Der liberalen
Sitrseridaft namentlid Der ianseren, bel
ben Ic5ialiitiiaeu 8eriumm!unsen. 81
Qufcrrernns sur DenunSiaticn aller edltez
runSen Der Sc3ialbenlotraten ,pioer Gas
6eiass unb Staatsrterhaupt.
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