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.uld make Russia mistress of Il

would make Russia mistress of the !
mouth of the Danube. Thus in the very
preliminaries themselves. there is much that /
must lead to discussion between Austria and /
Russia and the same must be the case,
though perhaps to a lesser degree, with the |
other powers. Meantime, Roumania has
already announced her claim to take part as
a belligerent In the conclusion of peace, the
Minister of Foreign Affairs having issued
circular to this effect. The Seryians are
greatly disappointed with the frontier rectif-
cation allowed them by the Russian prelimi-
naries, and proclaim that in spite of the
armistice they will not stop operations until
they have possession of Old Servia down to
the river Loire. Turkish men-of-war have
been ordered to Athens to take off the Min
lister. Thus the Eastern question has now
been raised to its full extent.
Vienna special says the Montenegrans
seem inclined to resist the armistice which
was concluded just as they were meditating
an attack on Scutari.
1t is rumored Russia will not occupy all
the Danubian fortresses when the Turks
evacuate them. If this is true, it is q con
cession to Austria, who could .hardly view
with Indifference Rnssia's complete DONNA
ton of the lower Danube.
A Belgrade correspondent says it is re-
ported the armistice is for an indefinite time
until the conclusion of peace. An Athens
special states the new torpedo boats from
London are manned and ready.
Peru special says it is expected Baker
Pasha will start for Thessaly Immediately.
LONDON, Feb. ga correspondent at Vi
emma telegraphs: The situation is still re-
garded here as serious. It has TRANSFERRED
that Russia is concentrating troops in the
interior of Roumania, and 10000 men will
be massed towards the west and north. evil
IDENTIFY for defence against Austria.
Berlin correspondent says: The situa-
ton is still considered critical. The Cars
address to the troops at st. Petersburg on
| battaliOns, have further checked public con-
fdence in the early re-esablishment of
peace.
| A Berlin dispatch says it is announced
that the proposed conference will probably
meet in Brussels.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| CoNsTANTNopLE, Feb. 4.-The Russians
remain at Rodosho, Tchorlan and Bourgas.
CETT1NGE, Feb. 4.-The Russian diplo-
matte representative, M. JOHN, has given
notice of the conclusion of the armistice to
the Prince of Montenegro, and requested
him to suspend hostilities.
BELGRADE, Feb. 4.-The despatch of
Grand Duke Nicholas. notifying the Servlan
government of the armistice, added the as
surance that Servia's interests would receive
every consideration.
The Servian government having received
a dispatch from Russian headquarters an
nouncing that an armistice had been signed
has ordered the different Servian comman-
ers to stop hostilities.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Young Mems Christian Association.

Young NIen'S CnTlSLlan ABSOClat1OM.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. "A reception was
given to the international executive commit
tee of the Young Mems Christian Association
last night by Mr.. B. T. Avery of this city.
About one hundred prominent business and
professional men were present. Reports of
the work of the committee were made by
Messrs. James Stocks, Jr., New York; Mr..
Jos. Hardie, Alabama; VIM. Sibley, Jr., New
York; r. G. Morse, New York; Thos. K.
Cree, travelling secretary; Robert Wedensell,
Western visitor, and E. D. Ingersoll, railroad
visitor
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Robbed and Killed.

BosroN, Feb. 4-To-night the body of
James H. Daley was found on the pavement,
corner 4th and G streets, South Boston. He
had been robbed and his skull crushed in,
probably from the blow of slung shot.
No clue to the murderers, whose object un-
doubtedly was robbery, deceased being in
the habit of carrying considerable money
about his person.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The commissioners
of internal revenue to-day received the fol-
lowing telegram from Collector Booth;
'.MoNTaohERY, Ala, Feb. my deputies
and deputy United States marshals have met
with armed resistance on the part of illicit
distillers in overpowering numbers in Wins
ton county and are consequently unable to
enfore the revenue law in that section
The commissioner in reply telegraphed the
collector to employ 20 additional men and act
with promptness and vigor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05

scene of the wreck to distance of ten miles
north. The graves are simply marked by
two stakes, indicating the head and foot of
the grave. There are no marks identifying
the corpse within the graves, the survivors
having all left, there remains no one that can
identify the dead,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Death of PROMINENT Citizen--Forrery.

Death of Prominent Citizen--Forgery.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 4.-Dr. Lunsard
Oyandell, celebrated as physician and edi-
tor and we'll known throughout the country,
died to-day in his 73d year.
Mr.. Henry s. Moss, member of the board
of aldermen and prominent merchant, is
discovered to have forged paper to the ex-
tent of $4,000 or $4,000. New York and
Louisville parties are the sufferers. Mr.,
Moss was senior member of the firm OF
Moss & Semple, wholesale hardware dealers
and bore an excellent reputation for business
integrity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Railroad Extansion.

AToH1soN, Kan, Feb. 4.-The Central
branch of the Union Pacific Railroad is now
running regular trains to Conchardia, 1856
miles west of Atchison. The company built
43 miles of new road last fall and winter.
This extension furnishes large section
OF Kansas with transportation facilities, and
affords direct railway route to the great
homestead area of the northwestern section
of the State
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 5.-About 1910 this
morning fire broke out in the Academy of
Music, on Halstead street, which in few
minutes entirely Quilted the inside of the
building, but was at one o'clock confined to
that edifce. This theatre is occupied as
variety show, and is said to have cost origi-
nally $4,000, worth probably now about
100000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05

Considerable religious interest is being
awakened in the Methodist Episcopal church
in this city. A series of protracted meetings
are being held under the charge of Rev. DR..
Crook. -Win0n0 Republican,.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
A Small victory for England.

II sHIa11 SIctofy IOr EHS1aiu'
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Advices from Cape Town,
January 18th, say: Severe fighting occurred
in the Transhoe, the 18th inst. The natives
were defeated with great loss. The official
announcement issued says the government
has good reason to believe the rebellion will
be speedily crushed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Heavy Failure In Chicago

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-William Sturges, we'll
known in railroad circles, filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy late to-day. Secured
debts, $752,5O0, with securities valued at
$141,0O0: unsecured debts, $412,762. He
is also liable on bills and accounts to the
amount of $25,OOO. The assets consist of
stock in the Crescent Iron company to the
amount of $3.50, 600, and stock in the Leav-
enworth, Lawrence & Galveston railroad
company to the amount of half million.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
ANOTHER RAILROAD.

Proposition to Unite Winona and Chatfield
by Iron Rail.
Special Telegram to The GLOBE.
WINoNA, Feb. AT a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Winona & Southwestern Rail
road Company, Saturday night, proposition
was adopted that the companywould complete,
put in operation and equip within one year
narrow gauge railroad between Winona
and Chatfeld, in consideration of bonus OF
two hundred thousand dollars. The propo-
siGon will be open three months from date
or that said company would at any time sur
render its franchises and the charter without
charge to any one giving assurance of ability
to construct the road provided for in said
charter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-United States Min
lister Foster had long interview with the
President this afternoon with reference to
matters and affairs on the Rio Grande Dor
der. It seems to be very generally under
stood here that the State department. aud
administration will be governed largely by
the views of Minister Foster on questions
regarding the recognition of Diaz. This
statement, however, is not authorized from
any official source.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
To Yiaik Ireland.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Neus states that
John O'Hary, former editor of the Irish
People has been permitted to temporarily
revisit Ireland for private affairs, on parole,
and on condition that he will abstain from
notifies
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1 a. Indications
for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys: Warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, followed by increasing cloudiness,
rain or snow areas, southsrly winds and fall
ing barometer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Honors to Judge Dillon.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 4.-The Bar rendered
Judge Dillon, of the United States Circuit
court, who is here on short visit, public
dinner, as mark of regard for him as man
and Judge. His official duties and short
stay compelled him to decline.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Buried u. a Sno,r slide.

DENVER, Col, Feb. &C. II. Colwell, part
owner of the Wheeler mine in the spur of
Mount Lincoln, was yesterday caught and
buried by an immense snow slide. Deceased
was formerly resident of Louisburg, Iowa.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
CAPITAL NEWS.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

A Batch of Petitions In the Senate, With
One From Acknowledgment Speaks in
Opposition to the Silver Bill--Thc House
Gives an Affirmative Vote in Favor of
Taxing Incomes, Dunnell and Strait Vo-
ting With The Majority-Favorable Re-
port of House Committee on the North
ern Pacific Extension--CrOw Indians to
be Enlisted to Fight Sitting Bull.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
THE TWEED RING.

One of the Dwellers Abroad Returns With
Professions of Innocence.
New York, Feb. 4.-Ex- Senator Harry
Genet, of Harlem court house notoriety, and
one of the ring fugitives, surrendered this
morning and gave bail in twenty-five thou
sand dollars. He has wearied appearance.
The Commercial says: 1t is rumored that all
the ring exiles will return, one by one. The
sudden appearance of Genet to day caused
quite sensation. He says: 81 am in no
way guilty of the charges made against me
and had the trial upon which was convicted
occurred any other time no jury in the world
would have convicted me. was tried at a
time of great excitement, and when it was
believed was member of the ring and con-
nected generally with others who were plum
dering the city, Sheriff Brennan and his
deputies, who were fined and imprisoned in
Ludlow street Jail for permitting Genet to
escape, are declared to be in no way privy to
nor had they knowledge of his leave taking,
The Wisconsin Legislature.
Special telegram to The GLOBE.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 4.-Botb houses were
in session this evening. In the Senate a
resolution authorizing the Governor to APP
point commissioned to tie Paris exposition
was presented. Bi Is were introduced incor-
poratins the Millers' and Manufacturers In
surance company. Bills passed in relation
to warehouse receipts; in regard to transfer
of stock in incorporated companies; relating
to the distribution of the geological report,
and relating to the Young Mems Association
of Milwaukee.
In the Assembly bills were introduced for
equalization of the assessment laws; for the
creation of a bureau of labor statistics; re-
lating to the sewerage system of Milwaukee.
bill passed to authorize tho Judge of the
Third district to appoint an additional court
commissioner.
The farm mortgage land commissioner
reported total receipts for the year, $2O,O65
expenditures, $9,142.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Northern Pacific Exten,ion Bill.

New York, Feb. "A Washington dis
patch says the House committee has agreed
to report bill extending the. time for the
completion of the Northern Pacific railway.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
The Dead of the Metronolis.

WAEH1NeTos, Feb. All the bodies re-
covered from the wreck of the Metropolis
have been buried along the beach from the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
Horse Thieves In Wabashaw County.

Especial Telegram to the Globe
LAKE CRY, Feb. 4.-Hod. Gillett, of Mt
Pleasant, this county, had valuable horse
stolen from his stable last night. The
thieves were tracked to this city, after which
all trace of them was lost.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05

NUI1CE 10 LNGIANUs
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.-The Gar, yes
terday, after inspection, addressed the
troops, as follows: 81 congratulate you on the
armistice, the satisfactory conditions OF
which are due to our brave troops who
proved that for them nothing is impossible
of accomplishment. We are still, however,
far from the end, and must hold ourselves
prepared until we obtain durable peace,
worthy of Russia.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05

J VIENNA, Feb. 4.-The cabinet, yesterday,
issued formal invitations to the signatory
powers of the treaty of Paris to send repre-
sentatives to the conference to be held at
Vienna.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05

Suffering in Body and Mind--Hopeful of
Friendly Jury, But Jailed for Want of
Bail-The Anderson Trial Drawing to 4
Close--Returning Board Clerk Charges
Gov. Pafmer's Committee with Attempted
Bribery.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-05
PEACE OR WAR?
TIE LIVE EUROPEAN coNUNDRUM,
Bristlins with Words--ExcitinR
Debate In Parliamentary Speech
Of the Gear to His Victorious Troops--The
signatory Powers Invited to Conference
at vienna--Greek success In Thessal W
Rumors, specultions, etc.
NEGOTIATING DErIN1rE PEACE,

VIENNA, Feb. 4. The political correspond
ence states that after signing peace prelimi-
naries. steps were immediately taken at Adri-
anople to commence the negotiation of a def
mite treaty for peace. Ignatief and Saufet
Pasha will be entrusted with these negotia-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
neutrality-suspicious..
Sur 9ttn9erfr00e+
I Y

Qls eriter, ioipo6l t6eoretii6 ais praftii9
beipieiener @runblab, Der inSbeionbere an>
ipornen ioute, oas 2tderlanb tpo mOglt6it
unter Dungtraft gu erDalten, iteDt aud bier
felt, nG1nli6: vtpo Sauben itn0, Da fiegelt
Saltben eir," 5. +. git Geidtbum geielIt
ii6 itets leidt mebr 9tet6tbum. Sc rei6er
bic Qlferfrume an it1 scrlebenoen Bflanz
neutrality-suspicious. lit, beito mebr 8flan>
sen ndDrenOe 0aie 5iebt tie DernlD9e Der
0en1ii1en NnSiebungSz ut0 Gerbtnoun9Sa
fraft an itG uno bietet ite ben Saugparz
aen Der Wur5eln bar. Wfan t6ut Oernta6
ipo6l baran, frdfttg 3u biingelr, ipoour6
nidt alein oirefter @ctpinl1 er5ieIt ntrD,
Iouoern al4 tnbtreft bur0 9ln5ieDung
ret6liGer g~}a6rungS1toffe aus Der NtntoS1
p6Gre, utb Stpar 9ei6tebt Dies lin 10 meDr,
ie mebr ser QlGer 9eloGert unO oaDlr0 Der
@inwirfu11g Der 2uft ausgeiebt miro.
GSeDer 8ooen, ielbit nod DaS itdrf attSz
aeioaene 9ano, ent9dlt cine, ntebr ooer
min6er 0ro6e Wenge bon unpertpeltelt
un0 un5erlebten Stoffen aus Dem GDierz,
8fan3el11 un0 Wfineralreide ,fDel0e III oie>
lem 3uftanoe njdt BON ben Yflan5e11
oufoeilol11uen peroer f%0nlret, ionberlt
crit bur0 Dfteres Uetbelt llno NlfloGerlt
bes 8ooens, tpie ourd Die Gintptrfung beS
9ihts un6 DeS SaueritoffS 0er 2uft fir Die
9fan5en genieB6ar gemaGt peroen. ipps
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14

Id0nen GIarice Dor &u9en 8erufen, ais ct
ale bieie @ebanfen perbannte.
SD CLAUDE" iagtc Goro 9lcnban1, voaB
i6 iebt in's Oorf geben tperoe, bort meine
Slitte o6lege unb mid dmtlctOe, uno Damn
ms 8farrbau5 9eGe."
Sein Soriab ipro6 aus 1et1telt Sllf@
fen.
nOu ge6it po6l nit Der Nbii6t zines
Nntraqe5 6abtn?" iaote Grafton. Stun,
i) miiul6e OH Slid @Ienbam. Oh
tpirit iiegeft. Sin englii6er @raf nit Ell
mem Stammbaume, Der fat i'll Die graue
Gor3ett 6ineinro8t, nit einem Sa6re5eina
fommen pon SipanSi9tauiello gfullo, id0n
unb itottli0 paSu, bar gero6e ni6t pteIt
Musii0tcn, Don einen fleinen beutl0en
W}dbden ous9e16lagen SIT i~Dcroelt, Das
arm ME cine &tr6enmau5 ltl1O tlr etites
eOangeliid)en YfnrrerS 9tidte TIL"
G5 lag cine 8itterfett lit Dtcler NetBes
rung, Sic 2orb 0lenbom iebo6 lit leiHeu1
9(erger i6cr bieielbe gar nidt bemerfte.
yG8ern WtiB 9toiie mid al5 tDrel1 f%itnftt=
gen @otten anncDmcn loute, Grafton"
ia8te er ernit, ytpirb tie oieS ourdaus ni6t
in &uGii1t auf meine 9tei6tDimer tbun -
ba5 weiB i6."
ST qi1g nit roiden Shrttten tpeitel
unb peri6ipanO auf etnem Meg, bet mad
Dem ODrfe fibrte.
[6Ortiesun9 fol9t.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
Sic trofenen 96eile. Sic ioe

qeben. 8te trofenen Gbeile, bie ioges
nannte 4au6rette, beiteben bauptiG6ltd in
8boSp6oriGSure unb 2(mmotttaf ~nb mtrfen
alBer1t frGftig. Ipd ftdrfer iptrfeno III
bdS lit Deuti6lano fa6ri3irte l%trinat, cine
O!tidun9 ans menihli@en Grfremcnten
nit Sort uro 8rauntODle; baiiclbe !rtro
dbuli0 pte &nodenntebl angeipanot; ma
ninmt etfpa 1200-1500 ID per Nder.
Dte tbiertiden Grfrelnente iDtrten d6nz
Gi6 ben pflan3liden 8ungntitteln, i1beie
len mebr auf ste &0rnererSeugrng, ba iie
benz 8ooen me6r prganii6e Stoffe %ltefern;
ipogegen ote m1tergepfliigten Bflan3enitofie
benz Qauoe gr0Bere 8or0iitdt perlei6en uno
6aour6 SEN Der6anoenen 6nmus in gea
nieBbare Ga6rnng fir Die 8fan3cn nnrz
marbeln. Qtu5 bicien @ritnoen 1T cine
8ereiniglng bci6er 0u1garten i'm Nu9e7
meinen am 8tpedmGBt9itelr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
Ctu anSerer SrteF bon Sraa srapf.

or. Na6uop. gsertber Serr! Sd nebme mir Sic
Sreibeit, Sbneu no3nals 81 i6rei6er. Qtetn 3nitonO
Bsiert.. 0ret ser @eI6,pIire limb sanSli8 peri8wun6en
1nb bas pierte it Taft p~oaftdnoig sebeitt. Die @oiier>
iu3t it tort; meme tSeiuHO cit bteiiert i3 nod %6eitanOis
mere frooten mid ptele 9erioneu iiber bic wuuberbare
!@%etlfraft, melde Sbre Mte6i5in auf meme a%rantbeit auss
iibte, cine pom Sbto, cine anbere BON @onaoG, bret Dom
SQfiou unb eine a%niebnlide .3obl non bter9ern Orts
2tdtungspoa Srau Y: Srapr.
Btr limb nit Grau &ropf gut betonnt. STE lift cine
5ddhensmertbe Game, pan wcbltbdtt9en @eiinnun9en
fnInsnt4 Srrb Sic @potbeter pom @nn Qrbor an 8erioz
mem, mel6e nit innerem @eidwiiren bebaitet limb, perz
mitteIt. ggir boben pom mcbreren wunoerboren &nre1
bur6 bns g9teiolpent" 9ebort.
M6tungspou @oeroa@ % 20"
ofr,, 9Irbor mih. Is. Wltduit 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
G. PILLS!
mp

mou45nbio oerdntudIos nnb NIT fiBerr Summit ibers
.onst rcinioen, reoelt, I6utert uno ftdrter. rJtobpap's
&SiYisa ifr BE Selling ouer 8ei6peroen i'm Nto9er, Der
Srber. SEN Gin9ewetoeu, BEN gttereH, Der !Sart6laie, iIe
Sie t6eiIll1o nom &opiidmer5en, n%erp6len 3uitGuoen,
SerT5topirT9. lnperoault6teit, DpSpepita @aaenfieber,
Observation-Disclosures @oloaoer NM allen St0run9en in
6a ~ Giinoencipen. SIR cine ii6ere 9etlun9 bur3 ben
GehroII9 Ter 9taeu mirb garanttrt. Stein uegetabtliib,
srtbniter feline Quefiilbermtl9ung, telne Ntetaae HHo
feine iddpli6eu Dro9ueH.
US nSssS SIfon beadJte Die na6TtebenOer Sprnptorte, lpef5e
TSs 6i G~t6ruu9en III ben acknowledgement geItsWO
MAIDEN: m,,4. 49,.
Mo N}noerIdure, llebettett, Sobbrennet, gtppetittoiigz
gtsaiht SSG9erldlpere, Grbrebunser, nnre9elrndbt9e 8elpez
a o,,,oe ~ in ber Wta9eugrube, S@winbeL, bei4Ieunigtes
~, ~ Sfdhneres Ntbu1en, geit6rter Ser5l9lag, eritiGunssz
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SIIsbsr. bumpie G6mer;en I'M GopL Otangel an lusOinz
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!,'nnS r S5eite, Der 8ruit uno ben iibrisen SIIeoer1 nuo
nTSnJide Nu1ponolun9en BON 0tsc.
Ginige Doien Don r0ta6Dop's 9tas@ rperOen 6as S6rz
.sr;rStpn1 pom oil Ben benannten St0rat9en beireien.
SSreis Is Gents bic S6adtet. Sn &potbetem 3l babeH.
9elet "False and True.
Gdidt eine grtefmarte mad 0tabwap 81 60. gto.3
@orreuitraBe, Seem gOrt. itnO Spr NetNst %HaE&ultsS s
baIten, 1pel6e Cub 2auienoe WeEtg IN
2lan1 SSlsRgs pIsApOAHp9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
6onuo9 g. 6napp.
4retS
: : $1.OO per VIa1dI
Git AUfd1ffAer Q3ttef~
Vim Nrbor, Wli6., 30, 2lprit 1873.

Yum Mrb0r, W(tdD., 30. Nprtl 1910.
Or. 8a6mop. gSertber 6errl SD babe Sbr rJteiotz
pent", S6re g6e9ulattng &i45" un0 aud Sbr o0teoon
@eliei@ urngefdbr elm Sobr lang ais Mttttet ge9en Gierz
ItofqeI6mHfre i'm llnterletb, peIAe bic berpOrra9eHbiten
gerSte fir unbeitbor e~rfldrter, beuubt.
Gle eli6eu Snoter all einem Baum. Metr @epidt
betruo 275 8fuuo, ais t6 SGre Wjittel Sn gebrau6en arz
ina 1rro Jest lit e5 bereits aui 210 4iuno berob9eiunten.
abeer sic Gei6wiire fiuO nod ridt ole peri3punoen. SD
babe "a 6(aiden pom tbrem n9teioluent", 9 pom Sbrent
%,gtelteI" uno "A S6adtelu pom SBrer Yilen genomz
men. SD erbtett bic NIebt5iu pom Is. Grenptu. Sitte,
ien6eG sic mir SBr Bud False and True"
Srau 6. &rapf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
sas eroBe suttretuiemuesmtttet.

Sober gropien 6es ,sarsaparillian Resolvent" scbt
in ba5 8lut. bet G6meiB, Ben llrir unb bic anbcreIr
9aite bes G0rpers itber. SfropbeIm. @ppbttiS, 9riiem
6ranfbetten, S8mtnOiu6t, gcidwire I'M SAILS unO
item Santfranbbeitcn Steberbeulen, S6Orf, !3itternaL
S~aGSiuB, Gotbtouf, SdparSe 6tefe, @irmer im6teii6e,
@eIdmilre, NtutterfrebS limb ule otelem munoerborer
Setlmttte[ unterporfen, rpopon elm Seoer, Der nit einenr
6teIer 2eiben bebaitet tit, IT'D bnrb mebrta9i9enge6rau3
iberSeugen t0nr.
@enn ber8atient .beKen Srdfte bur6 BEN td9rtden Serz
lntu. bie3eriesung ieinerQebersiGfte ~beitdnbts i6mtuOeus
bieielben bur6 neIe Gtofe aus ~seiutoem 8Iute erleBt.
-uno btes lit, mas oaS ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent'
thut-, 10 1T ieine @ieoerberiteann9 8eit6ert; Oenn lnenn
eo1nen ru6 benz &crluit Ser Sdite @tn6aIt setbdn bat,
70 pirb 9dn6tide Seilun9 balO ioI9en uno nit ieoem
better perbauer, iein Qppettt pirO la befieru unD &c
piro an 8lut uno Sleti6 ~SunebmeT.
Oas nSarsaparillian Resolvent" ii6ertrifft nidt
tur alfe onoeren 6etlmittel in Der 6eilun9 pom Stroz
p6el1t, dronti6et, tnneren unb 6auttranfbetten, ionOerH
= = Il hns ein,tn iGAnrc Aeiln1ittnL fMr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
Geidmiire bon 3wOlfjG6rigem @adjs=
tbum luerScm Snr1 y9iaOwaD'S Jfe=
1plDent" oeheilt.

0r. @abmop! SD lit an GierIodsei6piren i'm
gieritoG uro in ben Gingepetben. @Qe Mer5te erftarz
ten, mir fDnne ni3t 9ebolien merben. Sd psn0ete ate
mir 6eilumg. SD lob Sbr n9eiotpent" un6 ba6te, id
f6nnte es b0nit einmal periu6er; i'd iebte feir Sers
traueu in boIeIbe, beu1 i'd bate i6on 8w6li Sabre lang
esimeS 6adiel 9ta6mup' ideTT giGen unO Smet Sioi6en pom
Sbrem Steady Gettel" uno jest iebe rno itb(e i'd feline
Spur me6r pom benz @ei6wir; ,ro i'd iiible uttb wobz
Sabren iema(s befano. 0as drgite@ei8wnr itedte in ber
iinfen Seite Der Gin9epetbe, oberbolb Ser G6amteiIte.
Sd i6reibe Sbnen Hteiet 8rtei, nm onOeren 2eiben6en SIT
niiBen. Sie t0uueu ~OenietbeH Oerbifcutli3en, weun ie
es pini9eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-14
DsP @auut at beareifen ftno Sic g8irz

Dgr &oum 3t begreifen ftnb Sic g8trz
~fungen, tpel6e 81. S. $. Mc0ean'S 6lliten7
u1b 2ltngen6eitun9s &igeG6em auSilben.
0enn ite nit Der S~liiftgfelt I'M Wfln0e IN
8erii6rurg fommelt, entitebt cine Nrt @aS,
neldes ale tpu11ben Stellen I'M 6alle oDer
an Der 2unge hilbert unO BELT, uno 6uiten
nnb S6pin61t6t rnterbriidt. Strobe
S6abteln at % Gerts erbGlt mani per
goit our6 Or. s. $. Wc2ean, 314 @belt@
nut Str, ct. QouiS, W2o.