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GLENwooD WuIsKEY, made In 1873.
w, D. BLAIR C Co..,
903 Main street.
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BUFFALO LITlIfA WATER.
CTONE IN THE BLADDER.

THE BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER
RELIEVES STONE IL THE BLADDER AFTER
THE RECOVERY OF THE PATIENT
WAS DESPAIRED OF BY HIS
MEDICAL ATTENDANTS.
TIE STONE, IN A GLASS OF LI1IlIA WATER,
DISSOLVES TO 4 FINE DUST IN
THREE HOURS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable.
EARLY in the day it was rainy and disagree
able. Later it was warm and clear. AT
night 1t was alternately clear and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, GO !;
9 A. NJ, 70; noon. II; P. NJ. so; p.
~. rs: midnight, p.
Mean temperature, 741.6.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR ithree years cld) and
SPICES, fresh, In endless variety at
E t '' CHRISTIAN & WHIrE's
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OPENING. DAY
SAKS &c CO.'S
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
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ALL GRADES OF CIGARS manufactured by
W. d. BLAIR & Co.,
303 Main street.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL UNIoS.-The
colored Baptist Sunday-School Uuiou OF
Varina and Fairfield district. Henrico coun-
ty, held their second quarterly meeting on
Sunday at Mount Tabor Baptist church.
Woodville-kev. William II. Mundy pre-
siding. After singing and recitation from
different children from each school the fol-
lowing reports OF the average attendance
were made.
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TOU ARE INVITED.
GRAND OPESING TO-DAY
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
A. SAKS L Co,
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
GRAND OPENING TO-DAY.
A. SAKS & Co.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
with frequent rains, warm northeasterly
shifting to cold northwest winds, and sta.
tlonary followed by rising barometer.
cloudy weather, occasional rains, stationary
temperature, and stationary or falling ba-
rometer. ,4..s.. @ ts.f
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.zgs. h LEVY BRoTHERs III
orcn to-day their first supply Of st
FALL DRESS GOODS,
FLASFELs, BLANKETS, CAssrMEREs =;
- also, great barSalns In
i. BLACK GRos-GRAIy SILKS.
speci,l inducements offered IN
BLACK CAsnMEREs.
st.s3 Best barzaios ever vet shown I'm G1f
t.l!f4s ra. BLACK ALPAcAs. ,i..-< ry
TOWELS. NAPKINS, AND HoUsE.FcRsIsnINa
GOODS, -
&: atattrac,ive prices. Give them cali. ~
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Mount Tabor SUNDAY school. l......... ...........52
Bethel Sunday school
Gravel Hill Sunday school,.
Seven Pines Sunday school, .....................3O
81. James SUNDAY school .......................24
Little Bethel Sunday school,.
The meeting was addressed by Rev. Will
liam II. Mundy the president), Messrs. S.
Richardson, b. A. Graves, and others
after which q special prayer was offered by
Rev. Gurdine for The yellow-fever sufferers.
The President then offered resolution that
special collection be taken up for the SUI
ferers; which was adopted, and the sum Of
$3.50 was raised. The meeting adjourned
to meet with the st. James school in De-
cember.
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STATEMENT OF Nn. J. l.. LYONS,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer,
AZ and II, corner Granvier and Camp streets,
New Orleans, La.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 5, 1875.
am personally cogniZaut OF the nIthfulness oil
tile foregoing statement of Mr. c. Wolfe. who is
one OF our best citizens. j. u. L1ONS.
9-col4t
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SCHooL-sHoEs, all the styles, cheap at a
. BosCHEN's, 500 and gil Broad street.
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NID DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE
I2l7AiAIS STREET.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
D GIRI.S.-I will take limited number OF boys
and Sirls 10 educate wrh my own children, best2w-
ing the Ike cate on THEM as on my own. hr'
sity of virginia, who brings the highest testimo-
ni6als has been engaged rs teacher. The localty1s
healthy remote from scenes Of temptation, ana con-
ycncnt 10 churches.
TERMS Payable IN three sqna' instalmentsa;,n ain
from September =. 1875, TO June Is, 1879.
fo alone 90
Fer Freneb esaIn or nS,r anu c. ' $50 90
For beard. EngliSh. and any two OF these 10
languages. $50. ...;'... Aoo w
For snsasss noaTa Ens...n. a.u an: ~. W : 1877 so
For n,ses S9afo' hhss". .n. 2e5 90
Tns;c nm uisno. with use OF same, So per month.
Eo extras. ,.,x- E,>,>-r1,
Address MlLLiAM ". IN.
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At MEADE & BAKERS

4 T MEADE & BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INVALIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS.
IIOT-WATER BAGS.
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBE.R BED-PASS,
TRAVELLlNG-FLASKS,
SPOSGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES,
lIORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHALERS,
STEA3i-INHALEIS,
TIfROAT-ATOMiZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDOMlNAL-SCPPOR
HAgD-RUBBER TRUSSEs,
SHOULDER-BRACES.
NASAL DOCCHES, ..t...
TEyER-TERMOMETERS,
GALVANIC-BATTERlES
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold =:
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore
,,o7 9l9 Main street.
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Observation-Disclosures Ii. 1878.
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TfllI Size, 70 ctntS.
Whocsa,e ,e agents, PURCELL, LADD s co.
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DHs;t;S, MEDICINES. &C.

4 POLLINARIS. VICHY, HUNYADI
"A YANOS, FRIEDRICHSHALLER, AND
PULLNA WATERS, ALL IMPORTED NAIu-
RAJ, WATERING SPURIOUS MANUFhC-
TURED ARTICLES; also, LlTfIIA, CONGRESS,
ALUM UATHORS, and other mineral waters.
For sale by : L. WAGNER, Druggist
sc2 Sixth and Broad streets.
cOFT RUBBER BED-PANS, AIR
= CUSHIONS AIR-PILLOWS. FOUNTAIN
SYRISGES, BREAST-PUMPS, IEDIA-RUBBEH
TUBING. &c, sold by L.WAGSER, Druggist,
SO Sixth and Broad streets.
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DATIIING AND

DATIIING AND
,..,,s CARRIAGE SPONGES.
. TURKISH TOWELS
#..t
CHAMOIS SKINS.
A Gne assortment for sale by
49, ...s.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
anal 1915 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CoUTHERN. FEMALE INSTITUTE,
No. 9 GRACE STREET.

The twenty-sixth. session will begin on The ST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873, with the following
corps OF teachers:
MISS GORDON. Principal.
MRS. CARRIEGTON. tice-Principal.
MADAME GUILLAIME. Es..as
GEORGE r. MERRILL, A. NJ t.ts :,
WILLIAM T. TfIOaf, M. a.
MISS WILLIE CARRINTGoN,S Painiing.
MISS ANNA POWERS. Caiisshenics.
Terms for l,aif-session day school-Senfor class.
S3S intermediate, $50; preparatory, S25.
For terms or boarding school see circular and for
more satisfactory information than that which can
be given In aa advertisement apply 10 -,
- " - -. MISS JESSIE e. GORDON.
81 o-codl IN No. 8 east Grace street.
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DENSISOS'S ABSORBENT COTTON
for surgical use;
CHINA EYE-yATHs;
Drplr AToRY POWDER, FOR removing super
Luous hair;
EANnOLINE BRUSHES.
for s,,e ny ..@ J. DLAlR, Druggist
,,1A corner Ninth aud Broad streets.
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MINES AND MINERS.

Messrs. Williams & Lewis, the propricters,
conducted the councilmen through a mine
which produces gas-coal, readily salable in
nearly all the markets OF the country, and
were at great pains to explain all the opera
tions going on. The mountain had been
tunnelled, and within twenty or thirty feet
Great coal-bed struck. All OF it is good
for fuel, but the lowest seam, from three to
four feet thick, is peculiarly valuable TOR
gas.manufacturing purposes: That is what VIA
they are engaged in getting now. me
miners working this particular seam lie
upon their sides to use their picks.
Much has been written about the vast
ness and Importance Of the West Virginia
coaI-fjeIds. confess that until this trip l
never appreciated them. The hall mas
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atattrac,ive prices. Give them cali. ~
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HTGu-SCHOOL.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA.
III BLACKBOARD, N. A., PRINCIPAL.

The Thirty-Fifth Annual Session opens SEPTEM-
Der %. 1873. Assistant and terms before. Boys
prepared for college business. Catalogue sent on
application 10 The Principal Mt Alexandria, Va.
iy l0-2tSw2m
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JAMES & JOHN n. CORD . n:
J WHOLESALE GRoCERS AND D! DEALERS sass
IN METALS, Nos. and 8 Fourteenth streeL neut "
all grades; Rio, Lagtlayra, and Java C0fee; arseh
and Blaek Teas, Molasses and Syrups soap; gan- ~.
dies Bt Garb. Soda, Pearl Starch, C6ncentratsa
Axi Grease &C. Also Iron, Steel, and all the met
ais usually sold III this market. Nova Scotia Grind
stones. vii Ri2eS. ~ Fl .s.&34,A my ID !
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gen wollten. Soba'o eS mid rrblidts,
mari es NIT einsm lprsdenpen Wusbrud
cer Jrsupe bic arme emppr. >, Ssrr,
riaf es faum seritdab!id por @nsIt unc
9fcth, lIster gutter osrr, fcmHt uub telfi
- altin @ater - mein arner Batter -
me'ne Wlutter. iie itsrben beipe!
Sbne mad lpeitsrsu Grfldrnnssn su fra.
gen, hrb Id, oas fal attsmlols S,no aui
rsine Grme uno pbus Sanmsn elite iN na
bin, Don mo es sefommsn mar.
Wisin 8ater, mei.e Mutter ! iammsrtG
eie &leine fortselest oaB ts mir burh BIZ
Sseie lhnitt nne iA In meiasr ber3Iihen
Sbeilnabme fs sart!itb an mit5 briifte. uno
ais it tr6ltlib mad oer llrlahs ibrss &am
mers fraste, sa er3ablte Ts, Gag itr 0ater
blute uno ibre Muttea ae fertssldidt ia.
BE, Silf, bsrbsi,uaOlsn. Msbr brahte i'd
uidt berau5 ff ipar III erIASpft ; benn
cine wsite Strede bate iie NIT ibrsn sarten
@lietsrden suriidsftes', unb wutl sebn
@finuten balfisen @injsrl lhreiiens baburf.
ts es, bepur i'd BIN 56auplas eincs trau.
risen Greisnilles enolih Dor mir liegen fab.
ginsa nit Seinwanp iibsrlpauntsn s2aseu
entbed.e i'd ,usrf. Die Dirt, In rpe!her
CT nah osr einsn Ssite iitsrbins, bslsbrts
MIDI, fab ba6 cine 9oresrrae In cine Der
Den gSes oielfad untertrehenoen @srhe
tunsen tinatssfunfen mar unp Die tsiben
pTfree nittt i'm Stenoe eewelsn, has Sin
eernie ,u bsfssen.
(5ortFesuns fotst)
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- Hamsn. Mantsl neusltrr Gacon linb
iesbsn bsi 5srrn &. Wplflon einae.
trohfn. Wan priife tisls'esn, sbs man
anesrswc faalt.
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Z e r a g..

Corresponding. Ga Grange, Dec. 3
am "a. Nopemtsr mar am Bluff bel
5srrn u. Meniius Elm pteisfdsibeslA;e.
bsn, pebsi $ preile ausse(Aoifen murpen.
Den srlten Preis, cine Tlberne lbr sewann
5err y. Msbs, Neilsnbsr fur bic Jirma
SEQ. Shaeiper & 60. In 0alpsion, NIT 3
Ninssn. Die iibrisea Yrsile wurpen
BON Mitsliseern ess Bluff 5aabsnsersins
aswennen, une swar wie fulet: u. Nen=
ting 2. Yrsts, $. Sdol, 3. prsis, otto
6teifAe 4. preiS unb q. 6inte 5. prsis
F@s wuroe psamal ausnatmsweil. 1ebr
icblsdt sefdu1sn!
Die Difriet Court III in Sisuns une
fommt Der SAL Der teiesn Mocre ,ur
ysrbaneluns. gs muBtsn $50 Mann
@sidworsns bsru1sn wereen um cine SurY
BON II Wann su finben. Die Qniidten
absr Zen aussans eieisr llnterIuduns
linp isbr psrfhiebsn unb bic Ginea fnb
e6snio hberssust, bab bic Ansstlastsn
frsisfiprohsn ~perper, pie bic Nnbsren,
bab oislslben ihultis eefuntsn uno aum
wv SSs"ttHttt ISttveW. LlS NSfsuHp'
lnnasn r:roen wobt bic gan,e 0otte In
Anipruh nstmen. Das 9felultat ,uerse
Id ieiner 3sit mittteilen.
Vim 25. Noo. psrbeirat6eten Eh In
Bluff Settlemsnt Sstr gsuayb Midalet
unS SRI. anna Sid +; unb aG. S.rr Vaul
siiesrs uno SRI. gmilie Merrem. 8sRen
0lafmun@A
Vim %. oestorcn mir einen Der dIteien
bsutlaen 8irssr BON Ga Grange, 5errn
Sbso. Shmiot fen. burA BEN Sob. Der.
islbs mar felt unssia9r 20 Sabren bier
aniabis uns par bsrlelte, tuyct lsin an.
ipruhlOles genebmsn aasemsin telie6t.
Ssrr SAmbt mar aus DatI6fau, in
Shlsiisn sebiirtis unb Sc Sabre alt
er bintsrtabt eins 5rau unc ,rpei ssrbsi.
rat9ste &iacsr, bsnsn eas Nsitasfual III.
Ter. ssi ibrsm Serben @erlulte 3u She'll
wirS. 6risee leiasr alae.
am 80. NOp. wuroe i'm ga(ino bas
eniiip,el oDas 0ansA.n pcn Buhenau"
rsdt gut sur guffatruna ssbraat. ge
gut fonoers wurre bic &eqe res tunaen
Silbsrlina auissiaBtano wlep.rseaeben, bod
essabrt aud ben ibrissn Spislern allss
yeo fur bic Duraiibruns iersr refpsctiven
Tollen.
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Gin lGnalt aelIfes WrrhIcm

gSie jsnen fru@ttaren Aueaen bcr aranf.
bfit, einer Yerminbertsn Characterization unb
elmer ssihmGd:en Geroauuns gu besegnsn lei,
mar einit Gin Yrcblem, celIeu 0Slune oft ailer
ar3tiden @sl9ifigfeit ipcttsts, oas absr ldon
ie't einsm giettetabrbunpert burh be gs
fannima9uns bes publifums uub Der Gratlideu
profsiIpns nit 8 letters Maeenbit,
ter leine 9Diuns fanb. Seit iener ;3eit, bic
re9t eisentlib cine neue @pode in Der Meei,in
bsael9nst, bat bag genannts Seil< anb Shube
mittel lid bas 8ertrauem tes amerifeui(dbsn
Iolfes in ielienem Wabe crworben uno lih nit
1seem Sabre msDr unb mebr in sem1elten Be-
felfist. Sn Der sansen Union 1T eS iebt amer
tannt ais eine Spaif eritsr 8lalIe, ais cine
Mebi3ia unb Elm iiGeres 91uBmittel ipieer
JieSer unb iebe Mrt Yon Masenbeldwereeu
UNI Sessrleissn, mie aud ais elm spraiiatides
Miittl CUR Ierbiituna BON &beumatismus,
@ibt-, lrine nnb Observation-Disclosures
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Ser Niebreihtbmm BON geras.

glan fincet unter BEN 5armern unlsres
eaneestbeiles faf ouasmein bic aniiht
osrbrsittt. bab bic Saupteinnatme GYene
nss Garmsrs NIT Der asuatme oes 0iebes
psrIieaen miills uno gar Manae BON is
nsn blidsn tebhalb teIorat In bic 3utunft.
Jrsilih 1T e'e ansaai btr YIeslserosn te.
rsntsno tlstnsr seworoen, bas bsmrrft
Ssesrmann. Der unlsrs prairien rpr 10
nno 20 Sab en- lab nno 5u isbieer 3ett
miser iIspt gu alsiasr 3elt faGt ibm
atsr aus ets urlafs aieier 0srminesruua
oes g'stitaanss in bic aussn es In bic
Atnasms ess freIsu Qaness. Dis s5armen
tatsn iih in Iebtr 3sit ron Sahr III
Sabr rtr9rebstt uno natiitlih mub aus
bieIsm @runre bss frsieu 9anoes INNER
msniser wsreep. Der Visbsa&ter traudt
ater meits 5id0sn fts!es Grassland fir
fsine bsssesn une ea eafslte In ben bid.
tar tsIlepsiisn @egsnoen lsbit, 70 lit Dir
s'st5udt talsItii nit gu eroeen Sdpis.
risfsiten vsrbunpsn unD wiro sins,Ihrlntt
5srnsr tat. psr gishpetlabl ilberbano
gencmmen unb ben Jarmer ae,wu,atn.
ifinen Giebaano 3u psrflsinsrn unp BEN
is!ben no mOsIih innertnlb BON 1en,sn
gu bal!en. nno 70 m6ssn In BEN eiht
bsbau'en @esenesn ets Ginnabmen oes
6armsrs, psl2s ION friitcr tas gitb
bsaht'. ssfiaasr aswpreea isin. gtbmsn
mir absr ben Staat 1sras als G,an,es,
70 IT pom elmer 8erminOsruns tes 8ltbS
tiine Hsbs; i'm @essntbsil Bat Gb Der
Tisaitano, ausr ausfnsr gum 3rub. nidt
unbeeeutsnO strmsbrt. Das tsmaa Der
Bsrtdt bss @dsrtaus Dfpart.mcnts In
Wafeinston pom lesten Sabre, Dem mir
nahfUlseaee 3aiammenlsluns entns6.
men. @n psrihiesensn artsn BON gisb
beiab 1sras.
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Gtue erffamnlidbe Sbatioa,e

"
yin srobsr She'll bes amsrifauil6en golses
fsirbt isbt an DYspspiia cesr in 6clse si.
nsr fdlsAtsn eebsr. Oisfe 1batfaGe ii
isbr gu setla9ea, ba purh bieIe Sranf6ei.
ten oas 9sben, bas Sreuoe unp @eraniiaen
asTpabren iollte, perbittsrt wiro. Wenu
STR euer 8crurt9eil BEL Ssite lebt, 70
tam paiar letdt abealfe seidafft werosn.
Nebmet ben Stats Der Drussilten unS Gu.
rer TrsnnSe an uno es6raaAt cine TlaiAe
pon Wrssns Ausuif 6cwer. Cure lhuelIs
osilang 1T iiAer. gRillonen son 6la1den
bisisr Msoi3in iInb psrldeuft porpen uab
inmer iparen bic &sfultate ber Wirfuna
eanltis. Cine 0toteFaIde toRet 10 Gts.
Oret Oolen tsllen ben idplinmaen Sad.
aae Drussilsa csrfaufsa bic Msei,iu.
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eycD bin Da, Inn ole an 9lbeumoti,

SD biae ba, um ale an Rbeumatis
mus, @itt coer gfeural9ie 9eipenpe ,u
euriren. Gauienpe itsben unbefdreiblithe
Nualen aus fir mclde Te Nbbllfe ourh
oerIhteoene niebr coer meniser bcdanae
ptielene Wtittel iudteu unb bic euoiiab
Durd 2 Tlaihen prn Seufins annibi
| tor pcllltdnois Don aGen 2eioene s
Ireit muroen. S9idt Cure Nuit,dse uno
ldreibt nm Girculare an u. s Senfins
u. = o., gigentbiimer, Stem Orleans Ga.
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Sunt oriffisd,cs.

Sdledte 3eiten. sd bin Elm paci.
renoer auntler uno bite niht nm Getb,
lcnoern nur um abseleste ateiber !"
nNieber Nreunb. bic 3eiten fno iebt lr
i6lsat, sab i'd meine abselesten slsioel
ielblt trage!"
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gaufrptte @taoteu. Gnalonb b,

- ganfrotte @taaten. gnstano bat in
ben leeten so Sabren an auswdrtise
Staaten 100000 Yfunb Sterllua
selieben. Son bieier 5un,me fno nuf
unsefdbr 2s5 Wtillirnen gang gut; l75
Willicnen linb 10 gut ats gang perloreu;
Die Staaten melhe idulois unb ban.
frctt l!nb, iinc: Eiirfei, Beru, Msericc,
Uenesuela, Scnouras, Gotta silica, Sara,
guar, llurusuap, Bolivia, @cuaoor, Gan
CcminSo, Guatemala, 2iberia unS @rie.
denlano. Eheillpeiie perloren linb IT'S
MiOioneu, tpcuon Spanien BEN srrbteu
Ebeil ihnloet. Der ipaniide Grebit lit
nidt piel beIer ais Der tiirf1de. Dase.
gen bat iit G3ppten gut heraus seartei.
tet, unb man slarb:, baB ber abeoipe
allen fcinen Ierpflidtunaen nadtommen
mirp.
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-------use>x.

= Die ft,Snen Gage Don Nraniue,, in
9enen 9eiflihe auf ameritaniiden Yab.
men ucd frei cper 81 balbenl Breile be.
foroert tuuroen, fno I'M Shwinteu. Som
l. Sannar an miiiien Geiitlid,e in Neu.
England rulle $reiIe 3abIen; bisber mur.
ben lie bort BON alien gabnen 3u balten
Sreilen tefSroert. gtud piro ibr 0epif
sercsen meroen, uno nur bis bunee,t
Ffunosniro es pcn 6radttsebiibr befrcit
lein. Die @eiltlihen miilIsn beoeutenoe
Trahtfreiselddfte betrieben baben.
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9tas ber 5altru!tion8ftunse. -
2ieutenant .Wie bat ii4 ber Sclba
im Teloe Dor benz Beinoe gu beuebmen
SOloat caS femnlt gang o'rauf an
wie iid' Der Geinp tenimmt, SER 9ieute
nant!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-07

SDte man fiset III nur Die Mn,abl eer
SfeEte asringer Bssvoreeu. Dsr g8srtb bee
Giets bstrus in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-07

OTt@S3tS ~OS'tS"' HOH ptIt Stu pulls
renoer aiinltler uno bite nidt nm @etb,
lcnoern nur um abseleate 9teioer !"
"2ieber Nreunb. bic 3siten f!nb iebt lr
idlsat sab id meiae abselesten aleioel
ielbt trage!"
9ins ber s}nitruttion8 funse. -
2ieutenant: .Bie bat lid ber Scibai
im 6eloe Dor benz Teince su benebmen
Soloat tas fen,nlt gan; b'rauf an,
wie iit Der Geinp tenimmt, Serr 9ieute.
nant!"
3u rSrt(ia sencmaen.-- Sic, 6err
SnlaSnir, mas ssrmeiisn g bsnn
pa
Die men prciettirte 8aba - bic sebi
nlitten ourA Cure 5tube !"
uSa parum net gar oa mar ia i, mein
Weib uno meine TlnDer pes 2ebeus hin,
mer lider !"
Wahlfebenbe Quiidrift elmer War.
nun9Stafel biirfte mobl taum ibres Wlei
den paben : - Dieter Beg 1T tein gBes,
mer es aber bennod thut, erbdlt 25 ARaIt
Strafe ooer IA Gage @efansnib. Der
Oennneiant erbdlt bic Salfte oer Strafe
ais Selobnuns. Die Srtssemeinoe. !"
Diele 1afel itebt an benz pom Dorfe
webien 0ahfIde SdlpeiD nod 2cbmen
Tubrencen ermmaneaticnSmes.
- Die unteenOete Sur. 3pei Wto
besamen i'm @siprdbe auf Der yrpme
nafe:- naslaia, On bteibit al % nod,
lanser bier, cbsleid Dene Rur 5u gnoe
1T !"
,.Welanie, 70 1T es liebe 6teunoin, i'd
oerldnsere meinen 2luientaalt. Uiit Der
Sur, Die i'd ml lite, BIN ib aQerpiuas
ferti9, aeer NIT oer Gcat, sie man mir
maft, NOD nldt."
= Sopilps. Jiprer ,,Seben 6ie
bort 1T pcr 5 Sabren ein Saser BON o.r
6slswano 9eitiir5t. gr bat Rb ben
Rppi aufs'ldla9es, sno man bat 'alautt
et 'am' napon. ater nah Eaeen lit Der
Srano saSa 'tcnlmen, uno s'ltorb'n lit err
-6riuein 2Bitma: ,,Das 1T ia ihref,
lid +! Sdtte man ben Nrmen nidt onrd,
eine 2lmputaticn nod retten tSnne II! "
= 8cn fer San5cl. - .DaS 9idt bcs
Gpan0ellams, meine 9ln0dhti9en, lit Elm
Orunner, aus benz mir ben Saumen
ldopFen lcacn gu einem pian,antener
Soa'loe se9ea bic 1sfdoiie pcs Satans. !"
= Sdarfiinnis- aeanerin: Sinh Der
Serr nidt idoa SITTER bel un8 scrpeIen?"
@ait: ,,Ncin i'd bin pa8 erlte Wtal bier,
aber ourd, Serrn 0udS, Der immer bier
abiteist empfoblen!"
Seunerin: ,,ab. oarum fommen Sic mi,
10 befannt por!"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
CHICAGO.
GRAIN.
New Silver Bonanza.

From the Los Angeles Call Republican,
From present appearances Los Angeles
will soon be the greatest silver producing
county in California. The great silver
ledge on the south slope Of the Santa Ana
Mountains appears to be a bonanza of
great extent and richness. This immense
deposit Of silver ore Is about forty-fiv
miles southeast Of Los Angeles, and fifteen
miles from the Southern Pacific Railroad
at Santa Ana, and twenty miles from New
port landing. The ledge Is six feet thick,
OF solid ore, remarkably uniform, and
assaytng from 500 to over $500 per ton.
1t has been prospected for more than four
thousand feet in extent On the Dunlap
mine nine men are ut work and a pack
train Of burros carries the ore in cks
down the side Of the mountain a mile and
a half Ia the wagons. About twenty bur-
ros carry five tons 81 ore per day from the
dump Ia the wagons. When the mine is
further developed q chute will doubtless
be constructed to carry the mineral 10 the
teams On THURSDAY and Friday last two
men raised from this mine on to the dump
twenty-five tons 81 ore that WAS probably
worth 5000. Colonel jackson is now
making mineral survey Of the min. under
instructions from the Surveyor General
The peculiar situation 81 this mine Is most
remarkable. II Is placed only three and a
haif miles from a bed Of coal peculiarly
aiapted IN working this kind ~ ore. IL l.
night along side II one u tic finest aeri-
cultural regions in the world. The rock II
favorable Tor blasting and a single blast
sometimes detaehes five tons 81 ore. Tn.
outlook Is full Of promise for this section
Of the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-22
The Island OF SOcOtra.

When. in 1876, BENJAMIN Disraeli was
advocating the passage of the bill making
Queen Victoria empress of India, he spoke
of the day when "a chain of fortresses
would bind the Ganges to the Thames"
A little while ago Cyprus was added to that
chain, and now the cable brings the news
that the island Of Socotra in the Indian
ocean has become an integral portion of
the empire upon which the sun never sets.
Socotra is a bold, picturesque island, equal
in area TO the State of Rhode Island. ard
containing mountains which tower 10 the
height of 5000 feet above the tropical
seas which surround il. Ii lies 100 miles
to the eastward of Alden. another British
station, at the mouth of the Red SEA, and
like the latter, occupies a commanding po-
sition in the track OF the vessels going
from Bombay to Suez. II contains but \
few thousand inhabitants. and is chiefly
celebrated for its alocs and the gum of the
dragons hood tree. mentioned by Sinlad
the Sailor. The English government con-
templated its occupation rs early as 1854,
and even went so far as to land troops
there, but subsequently abandoned it for
Alden. Now, however. they have taken
possession in earnest. Socrota was o1isi-
nally colo 1ized by the soldiers of AleXan-
der the Great, and is famed as having
been the scene of Francis Nsyiers mis-
sionary labors in 1875.