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MEDICAL. &c,

HUNDREi OF YOUNG MEN have bsen
- cured OF Seminal Weakness, Impotepcy or
LOST Nlgor, after using . bottle or tive OF M
6rOthers Incig0rdtsfg Cordial 0O6 ST. a. W
opposite SmiILsonia arSs Sw.'
GOO kLMAED ~ DR. BROTHERS FAILS No
" cule ny csse OF Female Weakness, Irre9ulari.
eO6 at. s.W., opposite Smithsonian. IySS ~
nR. Brown has had q eat success In the treat.
IL ment OF SPERAATORRHEA PRENX
TekE DECAY, and all Diseates of 4 Private o.
NeneteA Nature, without the use Of Cslomel or
EMSercary: has had eleven years experience
tH ~. BACK Room. Hours to 10 9. m 3
w en9 70 ID. M. lylS-lms
SPEClAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERT1OU en- ~
- committed every "wednesday and 6atnrdSv ~ nj
Omces ga - Ct. between 9th and iOrh non n 10 4
p,m.s on au diseases Of the Uriaary OrS1ns md
Nevoge O1seoeoo, viz: OfGAnie and 6em!nS ~.
nees, NsEvoue Debility, Impotence Premsture ~.
Sy. Nev0Qe Trembling, PApitafiou OF tne Heorf
Umne9e OF sight or 0iddineGo, Indi eoaftop 20
&C., W resulting from abuseG In yOQ& 0xcSseeS n
s1ctSre; ana MAJ se NH in1,,sc,s0ns eSnOThA
spscisi g nrscfcs wih yr, s.pssi1es g
OF Inls CITY. visits Washington every Wsdnsoday
mo es.sorday. Persons In need Of medical treat
sneir interest 70 call upon him, who win insure
HONORABLE and scientific treatment and o OuTS
euAfanteoo In evefy oese he undertake.. win rofo
nn patrons 70 any OF the leading physciAns Of BaI.
6more. and show leeters Of tessfmoniah from ~
EutAW street. Baltimore. maFlnIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

"What is Wrong in Life insurance. is the
title of long article recently published in the
Cincinnati Gazette. Well, as general thing,
a few Of the inside managers get away with all
the money. After that it doesn't matter much
s'Ybat Is wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

If Uncle Dick" as the boys Familiarity call
Governor Bishop. of Ohio, had let real estate
and politics alone his grocery business would
be all right to-day. Mixing sand with sugar is
nothing compared with the tricks of polti
clans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

1t took 1,235 ballots to nominate a demo-
cratic candidate fo- Congress 10 Ohio. What
the country really wants Is an invention for
increasing the balloting powers OF nomi-
mating convention, so that 1t will not become
exhausted after q few thousand ballots. No
man should be put up Tor Congress without
due consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

Ex-Goy. Hendricks was clear and decided
In his speech at Indianapolis yesterday. He
was decided in his intentions not to express
any opinions whatever, and Was clearly sue
cessfuL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06
The Star for the Surnmer

Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR
sent to their address by mall postage prepaid for
sucn period OF time as they may DESIRE at the rate
1or three months, or IS for six months.
As- The money to pay for the time required
On uSt IN GL cases accom- pTRy the order. Oyher-
fotSe the paper cannot be sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

We haven't yet seen the name OF Cohen as
one OF the witnesses before the labor question
congressional commission in New York Why
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EINE WATERMELON
FRESH EVERY DAY-KEPr ON Ice


Always on hand, finest Nutmeg and Hunter
GANIELOUPES, fine PEACHES. Bartlett
PtARS, and all kinds of FRUIT; SWEET PO-
MEAT. SWEET-BREADS. kQUABS. Dire I'D
(HlCkENS, &c. Meat delivered Sunday Per-
sons desiring can leave address, and We will send
for order daily. '1N
Orders for Georgetown must be received by IL
O'Clock. FRANK j. TIBBETS
PALACE MARKET,
aus6-1y Corner 18th st. and N. u, 40,
SIRICTLY PURE CIDER VINEGAR
~ for Pfckling: Green Ginger Deserving Jars
Rubberrings; Spring Leaf Tea, of m lch strength
ara delicate flavor: new Japan, GInpO Rd 3r AMI
Mixed Tea, fifty cents pound; Mocha, ava, Mar
acalDo and Rio Coffee, roasted at store, always
fresh Pride of Minnesota Flour, best In thi. mar
ket. French Brandy; Pure Whisky: Holland 6 IN:
FORT Wine and Sherry, recon- ended for purity
by physicians, sold by McCAULEY & DELL
w III. GrocerS. 2O9 Pennsylvania avenue east,
IMPORTANT TO HOU5EKEEPER3-R
lin, the fruit and vegetable preServ atve its eff
cacy thoroughly tested: positively prevents losses
from souring and fermenting: pres rves color,
taste and aroma Of fruits and veg tables; imparts
no taste or flavor OF its own; does tack metal
REGALIN for Butchers Meat Stores Hotels
aid Families; prevents meats from spoilinS: is
now used by Butchers and Meat Stores for fresh
effects what we claim for 1t. Sold only at NJ &c AU-
LEY & DELLWIG'S Grocery on CAPITOL Hi.
ZuS pennsylvania avenue east aug6 y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

If there is any gentleman who hasn't yet
been appointed a notary public let him step to
the front and give the public chance to view
the phenomenon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06
To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
b usiness Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor: and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
PROVOKING delays may occur, on account of alb
sence, etc.
Checks; etc, should in all cases be made pay able
:COMPAEY.-not to that of any Individual
A6-Annny nous communications not read: re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

"Chinamen's bones for fertiliserS' would
make nice Presidential battle cry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06
THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsylranis Avenue.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON,

ATTENTION, LADIES!
A large lot of LADIES' NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS all of d.
FIRST class quality, male from the best2
French kid. which have b zen slightly d AN.
aged by the great, heavy storm yes eriay.v
August 9th, will be sold at great sacrifi 70
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
491 Pennsylvania ArenMe.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

DOR RENT-A ha ldsome PIANO; 7 octay
II Overotrung, &c. As owner has left~@
the city, 1t can b5 had for an i3definite5 T
Period at low figure. Address Post Ot-'ts
fee Boz G98. aucG Q =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

CECOND - CLOTHIN6.-Theo only pl>rs ..
- the city 70 dispose Of Second hand Clofhins
watches. 9lns. Pistols, &C.. at 3 fair csih pric~
SOs 9th street, nea PsnnS svss,.
By calling q or 1ddre sing the Above namhsr
0rdert promptly attended 20. mar@ay
RkAOvAL.-M. CUNNINGHIN
~ fHEWkLL kNOWNPRACrICAl,H HATTIE -
Has REM yea q - 5th street. between Ii and
=: s nlLA AA!D mn9e toordsg. Rsmodeunsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

We learn, upon the authority of member
OF the Chinese embassy, that the visit of Mr.
Chin, the senior ambassador. to Hartford, is to
consult with his associate Mr. Wing, and to
rest for few days in the mission House."
while preparations are made here for the en-
bassy 1t is perhaps not generally known, but
it is fact, that the Chinese government owns
spacious building in Hartford in which the
entire embassy can be accommodated and
cared for by their own cOuntrymen. At that
point they will tarry for few days, simply to
prepare for their presentation to the Presi-
dent and their permanent residence in Wash.
lngtOn. The statement that the embassy has
rented the Stewart mansion for asresidence is
incorrect No choice has yet been made of a
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

Average s,rOrn Daily Circulation over
11,0OO-being a much larger bona tide.
regular and permanent circulation than
That OF all the other daily papers ia the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

FOE RENT
3-story Brick. 2o1s ST., 10 rooms.
SstOry Brick. 1919 II st.. rooms
3-StOry Brick, 1011 11th ST. rooms
3-stOry Frame. 039 st., rooms,
story Brick 1905 Mass. ave., IA rooma
2-StOry Frame, 1921 14th at, rooms
2-story Frame, 1925 14th ST., rooms
These Houses are In good repair, and have mod
KER, 1106 st. NV. jyl2-lm
LHOR RENT-By THOS j. MYERS Real Estate
II Agent 1918 at NV
S-story Brick. 728 18th ST., IL rooms.
3-story Brick, 41S Sd st. n. w., mod imps,, 10 rs
story Brlck Oil 18TH st: n. W., mod imps., 10 rs.
6 room Brick. corner 18th and n SITS. n. ".
jy6-5w-
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
IL WIN. Il. BURFORD. 7O6 street.
Ihree-StOry Brick Houses for Sale
SIec1A bargains are offered In tWo-stOry press
brick Houses, with and rooms, and all modern
improvements; $50 or $500 cash balance in small
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser,
For Rent.
1918 ST., frame, 9r....................... .ys6
116l ST., brick r, mod. imps. ............ Is
16OS SOrcoran st., brick, 6r................... ID
LEU 5Oth st., frame, 6r...................... Is
TO LoAN.-$S, 600 to loan, In one or two sums,
WIN. e. BURFORD,
1ezS Zeal Estate Broker, 708 4 st.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

WOMAN,s WORDs-An Original Review
~ l,a OF what Women are Doing In Art, Science,
Social go aod Reform and Government. Alse. faith
interests Of women. Evsry househoG shomI9
req ,1., one good ,oonaan's paper. Publisher
cents Theres se Per year 81 slnge copies 10
Ger, Publishers; Mrs. Theresa Juan Lewis Man
aging Editor, 626 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
q. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

THE EVENING STAR will he found on file at the
follow ing places. where, q so. advertisements and
subscriptions will be received:-Hen-y +. Gillig u
60, 449 Strand, Charing Cross London: Char,eS
III art~iCk, Ills Boulevard vi igenta, and N :.
Herald Office, 81 Avenue de l'Opera Paris.
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Three. MOesy PrSch uo,,... In.

ENOR RENT
Il BY r. 81. SMITH.
Real Estate Broker. LIE Droit Building,
Corner of 9th and streets.
2o22 F st. n. W., 10 rooms mod imps 90. 800 90
1414 st. n. W., ID rooms, mod. imps. 800. 75 90
608 18th st. 4. W., - rooms, mod imps.... So So
62i lS,h 81. NV, II rooms mod. imps.... 80 90
LID llth st. q. W., IL rooms, mod. impS.... 40 on
13l st. wv, 10 rooms, mod. imps........ Is 90
dSZ4 81 NV, 7roOms Md fmps....... 70 90
~ ~ ana sts. n ", 10 rooms mod imps.. 20 90
~ IL 9 81. NV 4 rooms, mod impS. % 90
SUo d So. NE, rooms, Nod. impS. % 90
r. Itn 81. So. rooms, mod. tmpS........ Is 90
oa0 81. Me-, rooms, mod imDs. .....-. 30 90
SUI .: q 81. De, . rooms. mod tmps 16 90
Money to Loan In sums to suit. 1y23 tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

0sT.On Monday. August 8, a Gold Watch
~. h = rt W}fh bioodstone seal If--nnN
he finder will be rewarded. IT,
GST. Monday evening. about 81 O'CLOCK, in
4 Ks 81: cars, Russia Leather PORTMON-
hip Ticket in the w Washington Schnetzsn Verein,
,nd Treasury Draft No 5, 997 on War Warra at
Nj ;,h 44s, for S4o2 50. ansndersea and upon
70 ubscriDer. 4i2 7th st. or 81 Market ST. GsOroe.
town. Il. W. BOWMAN, ang0
7 OsT-A young SCOTCH TERRIER DOG.
- with Tag No. 1913. A suitable re-
gard va will be given On his return to 2111 2
ia avenue. aug6-3Js -
OST-On saturday, August 8 BOOK.
marked DAY ,Ok, - with name Of Mr. De
ALL inside first page. A LIBERAL reward will be
paid for its return. No. 349 N st. s.W. au6 Cts
T OsT-On Saturday evening last, from the mar
- ket attic pens, corner ~ st. and Ohio
av., one small dark red buffalo COW. Az ~
stray COW was reported In that vicinity yes .
serday (sunday) evening to police station 10Th
ST. NV. Any Information leading to the recovery
of said cow Will be Thankful ly received and duly
rewarded. Address Alexander, - GIT Louisiana
av Washington, ID. G. aug5 g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

During the month OF August we shall offer add
uoral Inducements tn all
CASH BUYERS
pAlance OF our stock at
HALF PRICE
sooner than carry n TO the next season.
Give us call; you will Fl nd something I'm the
la &c stock we are selling at almost half the rates
cfarRed at other stores
Rave lust opened, another lot OF vALEH-
ENNES LACES aud INSERTIN9s al Is 20
ano 70 cents per piece. Very desi rabe and cheap.
W. NJ. BROWN,
euk<-u Sfa Sth strAef %. sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

The numerous objections urged against ee
waited railroads by the unhappy beings con
demned to live along their routes have re-
suited in the passage Of a resolution by the
common council of Brooklyn against granting
permission to build steam 70 Ids on any or all
the routes recommended by the rapid transit
commission. This action gives the quietus to
schemes for extending such roads in various
parts of Brooklyn. The city authorities have
discovered more effectual way than by thu
employment of Edison to prevent the noise of
elevated railways. When BROOKLYN finds her
present facilities for transportation made
quate, and discovers that her streets are too
crowded for ordinary railways, she may be
expected to follow the advice of the English
papers and choose underground i'm preference
TO elevated roads Or perhaps she expects
that before long her citizens will be f1yin
from point to point in air ships, and that all
kinds OF railroads will be superseded.
1t is good bit of news which comes from
New London, that a lot of dutiable goods
brought there by naval officers on the u s.
ship st. Mary's is to be seized by the customs
OfflcerS and cOnfiscated under the revenue
laws. This abuse has been going on so long
that naval officers cruising in foreign parts
have come to regard the smuggling of goods
Tor themselves and friends as one of their
vested rights and it is high time it were
broken up. The claim that the commander of
the vessel is Ignorant of the laws relative to
customs duties is just too touching for ahy-
thing. He ought to be translated to private
life, in order that he might read up little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06
To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
cements early in the day as possible and In
al cases before IL O'Clock M The insertion in the
days issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06
DRY GOODS.

(AEAP DRY GOODS.
- Best 1sc. Bleached Cotton In city
S"od CAlteoes, a..
canton fiannels. &c nm ehaan
Wool Flannels, l2lec nm 10 nire h,e gN,,s
Ietca-S snd loc.: PsrAsols ~ cost
Shkem ofcidered, woven seam BAl,rt ggHnHoSe s- -
Large stock Chiidren's Fancy Hose cSean.
nn SOCK BOY IS Cassme' &c, reduced prices.
All summer Dress Goods at aud below cost
Al Wool Black CAshmeres Zoe worth n
Black silks I'm bargains, &c IN
Linen Lawns, 10 and 12Ssc /: Cotton lawns sl1c mn
PeIcale Suits, u. 70; Linen suits cheap.
+. n. NACDAfN.
auSS-u 5O9 Market Sp0ca.
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BOARDING.

FpsTCLAss COUNTRY ARD AND
II ROOMS at the Clemson farm, Highland Sta
ton: b. 4 o. B. K. Address Mrs. a. ADAMS
b ladel sbnrg, Prince Georges county Nd. "3-3t.
ROARDIN9.-Tne best location i'm the citv.
- Two gentlemen. with their wives. or two sin.
&c mon. can be accommodated with large airy
ROoNS aid choice TABLE B OARD a. SOC st.
NV. i've 40
ERIENDL1 I'm, 4o5 18th st. "a w.-RWN3
i, am! BOARU to Clubs Of SOu1g m IN. 81 Der
W Elk in adv~Dc.. Meals, 25 cents ,ari mr.
~etk - % in ad sanre. Lodging 20 cents. Good
hod u cooked, attentive walters, Gle An house
1)ok Rt'lNG.-Elegant BOOMS with BOAKD
can be secured at 122 Dun barton s.. corner OF
Coz glees, Georgetown Heights; house large and
coz, WIN mode1n improvements. aug1-6r
OK KsT. N.W.-MRS. STOCKaAM respect
OfO fully calls atten lon to the handsome
ROOMS Zen suite or singlel and choice TABLE
BOARD. Greatly reduced rates for summer
season. Locatlon excellent. 1y29 I'm"
ROARDING-Large. airy ROOMS; also, su tie Of
- three with private bath; TABLE BOARD:
terms moderate. 1885 st. NV, opposite Frank
I'm fark. jy25-12t+
GUNNER BOARD-Falls Church. near r. r..
~ station; 20 acres, shaded with fruit and other
trees; rooms large and elegant, with milk and
boun table, and every thing necessary to make
home pleasant Tor parents and children. Address
A. b. NODINE. or visit the place. js13- I'm
Il Hots BOARD, with cool and airy Rooms.
can locate at this fayOrite Hotel for the summer
months. at the following reduced rates: Gentleman
and wife, $50 to $50 per month: single Rooms S26
70 80 per mouth, and $8 to $40 per week; table
Board SO mar month and % per week Jelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

Around the World In the Y acht s'Sunbeam, b,
MIS-: Erassy; Illustrated, $50; The Atlantic
W; Benjamin, IL; g. The Speaking Telephone
and an Taking Phosogrsph, BY &; B; Prescott, ~.
kel. U. N. maps, &c. Poems and BallAds BY
~ nlurne; second series, SIZE: A Legacy. b
tune; paper, Soc Mag: story Of Today; pa Ie
Soc. Mfriam's Heritage, by Alma Calder; paper
Toe; The Canoe and The Flying PEoa; paper, DC
1e84-r Bookseller and stationsrs. lois - ~.
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0UR BOOK LIST FOB AUGUST.
Made on the Law OF Notice ..................y8 80
American Reports. Volume Q3.......,.,,. & m
S Meiis separate Property Of Married Women SO
sTi W; ooIn 1 LSSle stephen 75
WEI Nc t pt H T; CiuD. 70
60. vnt ~ acs 90
M T III ,Ats.Ionony 80
we have very select stock of STATIONERY In
w. H. & o. H. MORRISON,
Law BOOKskLLshs AND STATIONEKa
aug1-tr 47K penn, ,.an.,.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Sarbariibe Jreoeltbdt.

stus M~prsenrptb, SberzS dlelien
3. San., i6retbt mani Der ,S@6leitz
lden 3ettun9 : uNlS etn altf BET naben
@pouqabitte befddftt9tes Wdr6en
na6 bent Gmpfanse tbreS Spbnes an,
lebten 2Bbnun9sta9e ibren 5etmpee
ansetreten bate, wurbe ite Spn sret
Strpl@en a~n9ebalten unp tbrer 8aarz
idaft BON 26 Mart bes SarsenYier
wB6entlt9en 2pbnes, beraubt. Sterz
auf bonb man fe an etnelt Baum,
Nad furser 3ett fam elmer ber Strplz
DE surid unp fraste bic 8eraubte, Of
ite bic betpen Mdnner pteber erfertt1en
wiirce. Nuf bic belabenbe Nntpprt
ita6 ber ru6lpie &erl Der Serausten
betpe Nusen aus unb iiberlieb fte
bann tbrem S@tdlale. Oils ma1 bic
unsladlt6e fam, lebte fte npd."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Oie lette Spielb6ae.

Nus benz Canton 8aaot beridten
l9wet;erifde Sldtter Die Spielb5Qe
i'm 8apezSrt Sarpn bat aufoebSrt.
MOntas, ben 81. December Menos
6 l1br, purbe a%nsefintt9t pos ntdt
mebr seiptelt tperben birfe, un II I1br
trurpe cer Saal serdumt. Gin Soften
ftellte it4 sor bic Ibire, unp bic Ser
tpaltuns lteB mittbcilen. bas bic Gpn<
SeriatiOns< unb BILLIARDS sale bis ,ur
%9enannten 3eit often bletben tpiroen, ;.
}. bis II n6r, uno bab bic perlonen,
pel6e fetn @elo fit bic &ddreiie mebr
beidben, it9 AT Der &aie melben MIDI
ten. Sober Nnsemelpete erbtelt so
6rancs NetieSelo. Man ersdblt, raf
Elm Gn9ldnrer bes Nbencs Yprber in
Sarpn dnSelanst iet, um Die lekte
partie mttipielen gu t6nnen. Derlelbe
slaubte, caS Spirl balere bis IL l1br
Nadts ltto mar oann n66ltdt iiberz
raidt ais init eilem Male Sdlus Der
Der Spiel nltalt eemadt trurpe. Der
blpnce Srite fdblte ftd in feinem
Nedten oerftlnmert unp madte pesS
balls pen 9ansen Nbenb 9drm unb
SCANDAL. Mtt benz @ufbSren bes
Scandals bat audi Der aufsebErt Der
idpn ldnSit elm S9anoFed erS6tpei,
sepeien pte Grtitens Der SptelbSue.
Stele per6en pamit septnnen unbyiez
nta1o pirb Serlteren. Sum bletbt muir
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
@iue er9retfemcc Seier.

Mtan f6reibt aus Srunhum bel
Sittarr( 6puanb) Z. SAM. Infer titles
D5rf6en mar AM 4. .. rer Sdau5
plaB elmer eben fp Srpbarttset ME
rGbrencen 6eter. Seit nabe;u swet
Sabren weilt elm Sbeil Der in 6pl9e
eeS Slolterselebes aus preuben aus
9etpanperten 6ranciScaner Der rbetz
mild : metfdlii6en SrpensprpStns III
unferer Mttte. Inter benielben be-
fanb ii6 Der Subtlar unp Senior be
fer Nrppins P. SeYertnu6 Srbad.
@ebpren 1896 su 2inplar i'm &reiie
@ipperfirtb, fdmpfte ct alS Sffster
rubmppu bic Sefreiun9sfrtese init.
8a6 oenielben perblteb er nod mebz
rere Sabre in Der Nrmee, bis ct etneut
bDbern 3ufe aus benz Oienlte jene5
irpii6en S6ntS8 in ben pes bD6iten
8Snt9S folste. ST trat in ben 6ran@
ci6canerzS rpen urp wtrfte iesenSretd
in Derl6iepenen &lEl tern, sulebt Stele
Sabre in pem &lpiter su Dpriter> MEL
DIES in fat oierbuncertjdbrt9em Sez
fame bic 9rE6ten ftrdltden unb pplt1
ttl6en llmpdlsun9en in Oeutidlanr
iiberpauert bate. Dem Gulturfampfe
fel AUDI ptele Statte beS Srtepens gum
Spfer, unb pater Srba6 9tn9 mil
BEN Genp7en letnes SlpferS in's @uSz
LAMB. 5ter 1tarb er ant leBten Sage
be6 perFpNenen Sabres. Setn Ses
srdbniF seitaltete ii& su elmer srcsarz
tt9en Seter. &uS petter llln9e9ent
bteSleitS unb ienieitS Der @rense was
rem gauge S6aaren BON 2eietrasenoen
prtelter uno 2aten, berbetSeetlt, uni
in u~nablebbarer &eibe bewe9te fd
ibr Bug Spn Der &lcferz sur pfarr:
ftrde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
nod Mpnacp, unb aud btefes wtrb Ell
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trduert.

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Der fSntsli6e 5Of leste beute fir
ben &6nts 8ictpr emmanuel Ycn Sta
lien auf bret 8pden Srauer an.
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men &leibern unb Spar bic erte @p6e
in fdparsem &ppfpub NIT fdwarsen
5anol6uben rnp i6warsen 6d@ern,
bic spette 8pde III weibem &ppfpub
NIT wetben 5anpf6uben unb petsen
6a9ern, bic brittle 8p6e NIT Slpnben.
@e9en beS Nnsuses Der 5erren tptrb
auf bic ptesfdui9en MlerbB6iten 8e@
lt%tmmunsen pom s. Trebruar 1862
Besu9 9enDmmet."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

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su fem 9laubt. Gplmar miro fpmit
wpbl Sig beS pberiten Sance8S0 Sc
ri6tSbcfeS wercen.