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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16
One Love.

The theory that there can DO but
one love-that each soul has its sin.
gle predestined mate, and can never
be truly united to another-seems to
us full of mischief.
This is the way it works. Two
persons, believing themselves des-
tined for each other, marry. After a
time, they find that the eternal &C.
stacy which they expected from the
union OF two souls belonging to each
other, is not perfect Then comes
the doubt whether they have not
been mistaken. Each has chosen the
wrong partner.
1t is easy to see what misery might
be caused by such a theory, so car
rled out. 1t is equally easy to see
that such theory has no real foun-
dalton. There may be, somewhere
in the world, that being who is best
qualified to secure the happiness Of
a certain young gentleman. But in
every society OF few score of young
ladies he is sure to find some one
who will answer nearly as well, be-
cause she possesses nearly the same
characteristics. We find the same
types OF body and mind very widely
scattered. Instead OF there being
only one for each, there may be hun
dreds almost equally adapted to
attract the love of any one, or secure
his happiness.
Finally, people who marry with
fantastic ideas, false notions, vain
hopes. and selfish and mercenary
motives, are very likely not to find
all the happiness they expect. Can
we wonder they do not? Is not the
world better off than we could rea-
sonably expect under the circum-
stances?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16
PaStiine.

The bonds which are most apt to
be irredeemable are vaga-bonds.
Never put off till tomorrow what
can be done just as well the day
after"
A few men are remarkable for what
they know. A great number are re-
mar kable for what they do not know,
The way to set up housekeeping
nowadays is to buy grand piano
and secondhand cooking stove.--
Io,ca State Register.
did you ever see the statue OF
Winged Sorrow" asked young
lady of her lover. "No." he replied,
"but I've often seen lCinged sorrOlc
itself, in the form of musquito."
England has a fine standing ar
N.Y." said Lord Lyons to Prince
Gortchakoa'. Yes, and the stiller it
stands the better it will be for it, v
responded the Prince.
i've got something in my pocket
TO give you when l go away" said a
gentleman to little girl. "Then /
wish you'd go right off," was the
frank response.
"A multiplicity of laws in coun-
try" said an old statesman, @like a
multitude OF physicians, is sign OF
disease and weakness"
An old lady said she'd soften seen
men struck with a happy thought,
but could never see where it hit
EN-"
1t is a mistake for young lady
who wishes tc become a first-rate
artist to begin by painting herself.
New reading OF an old adage-
Where there's will there's a way to
break IL.
IF Colonel --- goes on drinking
as he does now he'll soon not have a
coat to his back" said one friend to
another. Nor to his stomach eth
er," remarked a physician who was
standing near.
A Minnesota girl has been serving
on a railroad as breakman in male
attire. She gave a civil answer to
the questions OF passenger, when
her sex was at once suspected
Gin. Breakfast Table
The publisher of Democratic pa
per in Illinois prints in each issue a
chapter OF the Bible: and, upon be-
ing ridiculed for it by his cotenpora-
ries, remarks editorially;"We publish
nothing but what is news TO our rea-
ders,"
Deacon Jones, just deceased, had a
very red nose. His widow thought
1t rather personal in the minister to
begin his funeral discourse: "Anoth-
er shining light has been taken from
our congregation"
"Girls." said worthy old lady to
her grand daughters, whenever fell
low pops the question don't blush
and stare at your feet. Just throw
your arms around his neck, look him
full in the face, and commence to
talk about the furniture, Young
fellows are mighty nervous some
times. lost several good chances
before 1 caught your fond, dear,
grandfather. by putting on airs, but
learned how to do it after awhile.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16
Gems OF Thought.


1t is better to say @No" in a tone
OF kindly regret than to add hatred
to the disappointment you may in
fiict.
SOWING, and what is the harvest?
Such as the seed we SOW,
Neer from the seeds of the thistle
VIII augit but the thistle grow
You may gather rich harvest OF
knowledge by reading; but thought
is the winnowing machine.
He who knows his ignorance is the
possessor OF the rarest kind of valu-
able knowledge.
1t is only those that have done
nothing, who fancy they can do
everything.
Edward Everrtt said: "If we re-
trench the wages OF the school mas
ter. we must raise those of the re-
cruiting sergeant"
Every path has a puddle. George
Herbert.
Impatience Of study is the mental
disease OF the present generation
DR.. Johnson.
They are never alone who are ac-
companied with noble thoughts
Sir. Philip Sidneu..
Nothing so truly makes a thing so,
or so, as thinking 1t is so.
The beautiful are not always good
says Whittier, but the good are al
ways beautiful.
The praises of others may be of
use, in teaching US, not what we are
but what we ought to to be.-Guess-
es at Truth.
Books are men of higher nature,
and the only men who speak loud for
future times to hear.-MrS. Brolcn-
Ing.
knowledge is proud that he has
learned so much. Wisdom is hum
that he knows no Co,cper.
Write on your door the saying wise and old,
BE hold. be hold! and everywhere be hold;
Be not too bold" Yet better the excess
Than the defect; better the more than less;
Better like Hector in the field to die,
Then like the perfumed Paris turn and fly.
-LonoreHO,c
How can he expect to perform an
arduous journey without interruption
who has no passport to the end
On this side OF man is the actual, and
on the other the ideal.
Horace says that the very perfec-
ton Of earthly blessedness is to lie
down beneath the shades OF an um-
brageous lime tree Cd a summer day,
and listen to the murmer OF the bees.
A girl in Kentucky struck her cro-
quet partner on the head with a NAL
let; brain fever set In, and the young
man nearly died. The girl was kept
under arrest until his recovery, and,
when he got well, she married him,
and now he's sorry he didn't die.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16

which they say "that they can not in
conscience appropriate the funds en-
trusted to their care except to those
who hold in good faith the common
doctrines of our old New England
churches. They refer especially to
the agitation and discussion touch
ing the doctrines Of the atonement,
future endless punishment, and other
kindred topics"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16
IT can be Cured,

TT can be cured. There Is no doubt about It. The
j. immediate relief Afforded by SANFoRD's RADr-
CAL CUBE FOR CATARRH is but slight evidence %
what may follow persistent use OF this remedy.
The hard, incrusted matter that has lodged in the
nasal passages is removed with afew ar pications;
the liberation and Inflammation subdued and
healed; the entire mcnbranous Innings OF the head
are clesnsed and purified. Consttutionally its &C.
tion is that OF powerful purify ling agent destroy
ing in Its course through the system the acid
poison. the destructive agent IN Catarrhal diseased
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen case Is briefly as follows Ihave
had Catarrh for ten years. each year with increas-
Ing severity For nine years lad not breathed
through one nostrf. had droppings in the throat,
avery bad cough asthma so bad as TO be obliged TO
take aremedy for 1t at light before being able TO lie
down and sleep, and n constant dull pain in my
head. My head was at times SO fun OF catarrhal
matter as to injure my sense ofhearfng and compel
me 10 get up several tunes In the night to clear it
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
the use OF not quite three bottles IL SAEFORD's
RADICAL CURE. Ny hearing "a fully restored.
have no asthmatic symptoms. no cough, no drop
pings in the throat. no headache. andi In every way
better than have been fo- yrars. could feel ths
effects of the CURE On my appetite. on my kidneys,
and. in fact, every part cf my SYSTEM. What has
been done in my casA Ia wholly the effect or the
RADICAL CuRy. Very respectfully,
EITCHBURG. Oct IL G.. II. LAWRENCE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16
Educational Column.
THE HARDEST LESSON.


The hardest lesson a human being
can learn is that Of self-conquest.
That once learnt, all the rest is easy.
Perhaps it Is most difficult for wom-
an. for women are more impulsive
than men. 1t is terrible for any one
to set aside all things else for the
sake OF duty; to say this hope, this
Joy, this thing that makes life beauti-
full, stands in the way Of what ought
to be first, and turn ones back upon
It: but it can be done, and must be
done. by every one at some time.
One must learn also, the suppression
OF emotions which it is not wise to
express. II they can not be killed,
then bury them aliye. and say moth.
ing. One almost dies in the attempt,
but the proudest moment Of any life
Is when it can be said with truth: II
can-do what I will with myself; I
have no habit cannot In an instant
break; no thought I cannot refuse ex-
preston; I can forbid myself to be an
CRY, to seek vengeance, to resent even
uncalled for insult and imper renee;
and can take even love, the cong
est Of all human emotions, from my
heart, and strangle 1t, when to love
would be either wrong or foolish"
The mee who drink to excess; the
men who gamble. and who run away
with other mems wives; the women
who die for love for some fellow in
capable Of approaching them, or who
fall to the deeper depths Of degrade
ton, are people incapable Of self-con-
quest. Think Of that, and learn to
conquer your heart, your mind, and
your appetites. J. F. L.
THE POWER OF NIAGARA.
The amount Of water passing over
Niagara falls has been estimated at
100000 tons per hour, and its per-
pendicular descent may be taken at
$50 feet, without considering the
rapids, which represent further fall
Of $50 feet. The force represented by
the principal fall alone amounts to
16,800,000 horsepower, an amount
which. II it had to be produced by
steam, would necessitate an expendi-
ture Of not less than 366.000,000 tons
Of coal per annum, taking the con-
sumption Of coal at four pounds per
hour for every horse power. In 9TH
Or words, all the coal raised through
out the world would barely suffice to
produce the amount OF power that an
nually runs to waste at this wonder
full fall
If you meet young man in close
ly crowded room. and his breath
smells of cardomon seeds, you may
put up" your last nickel that he is
either drug clerk. or given to tam
pering with the flowing bowl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16

A case of genuine leprosy In Min
neapolis. The victim is Peter Vein
CART, a Swede, who contracted the
disease In Sweden, and came to this
country in the hope Of being benefit
ed. but without avail. He is confined
to his bed, and has lost the use OF
nearly all OF his joints.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-16

1t is better to say @No" in a tone
OF kindly regret than to add hatred
to the disappointment you may in
fiict.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

8lGSe uIr6en toabeu erleudtet tperben,
uno oas Mues obne Die Wibe bes Nn3iin>
0ens (ote blo6e Mnbrebun9 bes elettril6en
9trOmes niir6e bic 9iatinaipibs gum
@lIhen bringen), obne iebe @efnbr bon
s=Grploftonelt, BON Grltldurg our9
Gas, Don ginfrieren 6er &obren II. i. 10.
@enn nur ni6t nod Elm 9afen BET Der
SADIE lit! Der BbonOgrapb bat iuobI etni>
ees MiBtrauen in bic @btion'i9en Grfin=
bIngen er3eugen f0nnen. Welhe Bunoer
nuroen nt6t bon bieiem Snitrumente err
partet, iobaIb es vuur nod eiu nenig ner=
Doatommnet" lein tpIr0e. Oo9 bic Ser
Doltommnung lGBt nod immer auf ii6
IDarten unb bis gum b~eutigen Gage lit Der
SboHo9rapb nod nthtS tueiter, ais tpas er
i'm Infang mar: Elm quieti6enoes, treiz
i6enbes, uno ndielubes Spielseuq, aus
Incident man bic biueingel6rieenen 8orte
belonoers oann Dieoer beraus6oren fam,
tueuu man babel mar, als Tie bineingez
1drieen tpuroen. - Nu6 bon eintgen anz
0eren gbiion'iben Grfin6ungen, ipie benz
Negapbon, tuomit ielbit Stodtdube lous
ten cine Ste6nabeI fallen bOren fOnnen
(Denigitens itelIten IS mau6e bciBbliitige
2eitungss Reporter 10 barr lit Ques fill
gemorbeu. 90 tpdre es imumerbin m6glib,
bop on Der 8orrihtuug 5ur unenoli6en
8ertbeiIuna bes eleftrii6en Qi9tes nod Elm
Saten mare, 6aB 6as IipfeI6en auf BEN
barau febIte mno bamtt aue bic eldn3enz
ben. 6arauf sebauten 9Offuuneen in BIZ
Bride siugen.
auein ipenn 6as ni6t Der SAL tpdre,
penn Die Grfin6uns Goiiou's pirfIi6 aues
9as %Ieiitet, mas CT nerlprtdt, bann tpiro
isiH Name tets bod Inter ben Namen Oer'
ieuigen itsbeu, peIde 6urd @rfinOungeu
ODER GutDsduugsn gu @ObltbGtern BEL
Ntenidbeit getporosn itn6. Menn oann
aud ietn Bbonnerapb cine bloBe SpieIerel
bIiebe, bate Gbiion bod Jtuhm genng-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

ant 2eben geblieben fino. Nahbem groBe
Summen auf meinen Gopf ausgeleBt no.
rem, muBte i6 8osnien ~nerlaiien uno mid
ben bierOrtigen Gdubecn ani6lieBen. nno
iebt fterbe t6 germ, obpobl meiNe Nbli6t
ME tpar. irgeno Semanoem ungeredtes 3u
tbuH, inoem i'd lelbit. ipegen llngeredtig=
feiten un6 @enalttbaten metn 9aus unb
8aterlanb nerlaiien muBte."
Der %9enannte Nlibes &ulenobics lebt
nod beute uno berlpri6t etu gutter 0ftreiz
6ti6er Staatsblrger 3u perben, nbuobl
Ct Dor brei Wohen Die 0itrethii6e @rense
bel @rabotpa l1nfa ~iiberi6ritten. bret
@ren3er nit ieiner 8anbe eriholIen un6
breiBig Stild 6ornnieb geraubt bat"
- Gin b69it pifGnter SAT- mir6
in &om i'm nd6iten Mon0t Dor Dem
Tribunaie corregionale sur 8erban6luna
gelansen. Ser TIrt8orgbeie. 9rins
bon Sulniona, bat bic 0as3etta bella Ga
pttale tpegen 8eleibt9ung Mno 8erleumz
0uug nertlagt. SIS banoett fi6 babel nm
cine gebeimniBbole GntfiibrMng aus
benz &lo # er. Die @r5Gbluug Der Sag
5ettd bella Gapitale, ipelhe ben 6Iriteu
CUR &lage peranlaBte, bietet Stoff sn els
mem prd6ttgen Goman. Inter ben Borms
beraigen G6tpeitern bes itGbtii6en &ron=
fenbaules bon Santo Sptrito ienleits bes
Siber befano iid cine bil6i60ne iunge
Jransofin bon ieDr gutter Samilie, tpslbe
gegen i6ren Wtuen bon Der III Srantret6
lebenoen Sarntlie g%e3tpungen poroen mar,
ben Shleier 81 nebrnen. @egen Gn6e
September tpar bic 166ne Nonne pl6blib
aus benz 4ralfenbaule perl6,punben, obne
baB man bis ieBt ibren Qufent6aIt ermit=
teln fonnte, tuet[ ii6 bic itaLienil9e &egies
RING nidt berufen fablt, bic psriGuIiGe
Sreibeit zines iunsen MGS9ens III beeins
trGdtteen, tpel6es feinen religiSi len 8eruf
rnebr beiiBt. 2In einem Nbsnoe itieg elm
burgerIi6 gefletoetes Mdb6en Die Ereppe
oes Rrantenban1eS berunter, seigte benz
Portier, Der Niemanben obne Grstlihen
S6ein tns Sreie laileu 6arf, ben 9ailirs
i&ein zines bienittbuenbem Aratss unb pers
i6tDan0 In Der Gia bel 8orgo. Mm an>
bern Wtor9en feblte bic fran30iij9e Ronne.
Die xGapitale" bra9te suerit Die Nahri6t
Iber Die Slu6t nit obigen Details: iie
figt binsu, ba6 an Der StraBenede elm
Wagcn bic innge Dame aufnabm unb nit
ibr oaponiagte gu benz !9auie bes Nrstes,
Der it6 nit ibr perlobt babe. Nn foL9ens
ben Sage iebo6 murbe bon bemlelben
8totte Der lebtt 5beil Ser Gr3dbIuus nil
6errufen uno babin abgednbert, baB Der
&rst Ii Elm sefGui9er Wittelsmann gez
tueien unb Dap lit benz Wagen elm { . m il
i6e r SIrt, tuelder gum Germalz
tungsratb bes Gr~anteubauies ge6ore,
bas entfobene T6ubben NIT nffenen Nrs
men empfaugen unb bon banner gefi6rt
babe. gtun itst aber in benz 8ertpaItungs=
rattle nur elm ~einaiger r0miider JIrit,
ndmlt6 Borgbe1e, Der S9iptegerlobn
bes pielfo@en Miuiondrs unb 6ersoes
Tortonia. Oieier fiblte fid belet6igt unb
flagte. Die Quoiens lit bereits anberaumt +;
Die i90ne Nonne ober lit nod ni1t pieber
gum gori9ein gefommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

veg Z T 7 N Z
eeiAi9t oaS @I&&t a&u0 UerIetbt @raft


On Qwotn. Su., p. San. 1875.
Serrn s. 81. Stepeus.
gSertber Serrl-Sbr VEGETTNE bat @unber an
mir qetban. SD bate mir IN ben Siaupien bes SIbenS
Sas talte Steber 5ugesogeu, uub Nidts perme6te
mir stnbernug gu peri@affeu, bis i'd nit benz @ebrau6
Sbres VEGETINE begauu, bos mir ouqenbIidlt5
bali, inbem es meiH Spitem itartte, meiu 8lut reiniete
nnS mir &roft perlte9, wabreub ale lbri9eu Webisimem
MID 9ei9wd1t Mno meiI Spitem nit gift ~ou9efuIIt
botteu. SD bin ~iberseu9t, oaB, penn a4e ~6amiliem, bic
IN bH Sieber9egenbeH oes SIbens uno Neitens lebeu.
5mets ober Sretmal ir66eutIib VEGETkNE einnebz
men ~rDiiroeu, tie ni9t nom talten Jieber pber ana
bern b~osartieen Stebern n. bic Sm 9eminen Sahressettem
bort 9raltren. betmseiu3t warSeu. wobl aber lid i6mere
Dottorsre1nungen erlpGreu une elm bobes alter errets
den t0HuteU. I6tungspOn Der Sbrige,
s. e.. Mtt9eII.
Gseut Der 5sHSeriuH's aOOms, ct aonis, Ro.
allie Rrantbetten 6es SIutes. Wenn
VEGETINE S6merseu linbert, b0s BIMs reinigt,
RraHtbeiteu ~befelbeu furirt MRS ben 4attenten mie6er
uoutommeu beriteat, nadoem bsrelbe peri6iebene Merste
gebGbt, pieIe WeSisineH 9ebrau9t unS Sabre lang eeIits
ten batte, lit 6as nidt elm Iberaeusenber 8emeis, bas
aud Sbr tIrirt weroen tount, weuH Sbr traMt ieib ?
Gte temmte s, baB bteie Waebistn 10 srobe 3uren pogz
hrtn9t? sic Dirft auf bas 0Iut, bas Sur9 wHiere Ibern
rtuut. Sic taun nit @abrbeit bas 9 r E E y I " t.
n II n s m t e { genonHt perbeu. Die groBe
Ausae Der Rrantbett bat ibreH ~llripruMs I'M Slut, uns
feline Webi3iu, bic uidt brett aMf ciees ptrtt. baflelbe
rstuist mnS u%erilnst. bat gere4ten Inlpru9 eIi bic
Sea4tMus bes pubIttums.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
WGMfr10e.

2So TIT Der Wanu, Ser mir 8ilSsr unb Gf6ier fur sin
p~ertauit ober 4nsfuHft gebeu tGnus Der
1peHee IT'D wssen ytdberem an
GHe. NetmsAttn,
%oot2mo Charlotte, Clinton Co.. SomG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

Wic 01tSbreune " b e 8 oG)te
Sontntt 8aSIidt 0letd). &etm 0errobIeW!
&cim atbid,metosm! &eim a;1sen!
8ridt teime 2ampenaIaier.
gafIenb in irseuo eiuen 9renuer 10Gts., Getofsu Is Gts.
6Itet Gu6 Dor faliden ~Nadobmuueen, ba bic 2nit
non tbueu Doll lit. Ssiu 0odt tit adt, obue oaB es nit
Der Marie s4atenteO September "A. 1878" perfeben tit.
@genlen perlaHgt. SIR tr9eno clue Sompe pafieuo per
poit 3 Doate iIr 25 Cts. q. &. G%auenaWgb,
Iueiniscr A9ent fir 0btcaso II. Slinpis.
81 Sft safe Ctr, Gbteaso.
ioup6bI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
vEGETlNE
fat mid uoQtg uom $6wiuSef gutfrt.

VW* NWtV WVWtB WWWW cWWtWVEE WWkVE%s
GatrO. Sl., %. San. 1878.
6erTn s. 81. Gteuens.
@ertber Serr!-S9 babe uSebrere JIdi@en VEGR-
TIME sebrau6t; boietbe bat mid pSuis POM
g 9wiH6e tnrirt. au& babe I'D bahelbs iar
81 euIe E n sebrau9t. Gs lit bic bette Mebisiw
fir Hierenbeidwerben. SD m6@te Is ais elm eutes
neutrality-suspicious. empfebIeu.
q. 90cuM.
9dmer3 uni Rrautbett. R6nnen mir CUTE
geiunbbett erwarten, rpeuu i9Iedte sber uerbprbeue
Sdite nit benz 8lut circuliren nnb S&mers unb Rranfs
belt perurIa6eu? Dieie Sdfte, weI6e iid Snr9 ben sanz
seu S6rper perbreiteu. erSeueeu NpitelH, MusiGIdge,
eeidwire, o erbauuuss bsidperbeu, 9artleibtsteit, Ropfz
web. &euralsia. R~beMmatism mus uHb SabIreide aHbere
2eiben. Man b~eiettige bic llriede burd ben Sebraub
bes VEGETINE. bes superIdifsften Nittels sr
ReiRieuHg bes 8lutea-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
0rORer 0er0ieuit.

@er uns feline abrelie nebt einem 3 Cents Stomp in
dnem 8riefe einienbet. benz ieuoen mir per 8olt qenaue
&ustnnit Iber elm gang ueres @'eiddit. womit iroeuh
etne EerIor, mdun!then ODER weiblt6en G~efdIedlts o1lf
ebrIi4e QSeiie mno obne 9rpBe Austaeen nmS WtHke iIbsr
100 Dollars per Osonat perbieueu tann obue gteiien mo
Neooelu. Rein agentl9oftss9 nmbu9, ionberu Elm chr
libes Sei9df1. Ibreiiire: Sobn 9pHie & Co., 9od SCR
%. so@nmHas SHuetIpH. Sow9. ~22iep3uloupS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
Meber Baltimore.

fobren reseImdBis ale piersebn Gage 3ptidsn Sremem
nnb Baltimore MHb uebmeH RalIasiers sI biuigiten
NateH an.
Ser 9anOungspEas bteier Dompfidtfe in Baltimore
1T aa9let6 Depot Der Baltimore uno Ohio g~iieHbabH,
weI6e 1afia9iere DON uuo mad bem gSeten ga binige=
rem gretieH %bsISrbert, ais irgeHo cine 81 snbabH DOH
Repz gort unb BbtIabelpbia.
8ei Nutuuit Der Sanpildiffe 1uirb bas Depot fir ale
uidt NuaeteIteH sefdLofeH, 10 baB bic @iupanOsrsr
nidt Der Seiabr ~auseeieBt limb uOu BetrHseru beidutn-
belt 81 Deroen, mas in anoereH SGieupIdseu Ieioer isbr
oft Der Sal lit.
ggir MAIDEN nod Defenders auf foEgenbe fir beutide
Seiienbe beadteHswertbe 8orSIge animertiam, pelde
bic 8eiie nit uuiereu Sdtien b;etet: Die Raiiasiers
iiuo inter Deutiaen, t6nueu i9 aIio nit SebsrmanH
peritduoisen pbne DOnmetider 3u sebraudeH. nmIigsW
aus eiuem S6tff in oos Guoere, we BET inoirecten 5teis
len finoet nidt itdtt; bic Raiiagtere seben in Bremen ioz
slei6 aH Boro be5 ~SceauzDampiers uuo uertafieH beta
ieIben crit IN Baltimore.
GsssH weitsrer A~ustuHit psnbe mau fd an bic @ss
IsrGlS AseIten:
\. S6m6maGer & &c.,
SO. 5 GiosGaH gtx., Baltimore, NRS-
Sber an $. GIaMTemiMS & Co.,
W~nSmamSoorT & $eiHeut0HW,
&eoNOIo WedDer,
6eISentbaI g. &~usmtmsft, 171-1T3@ as
Ellington Str., Ode Ste Apenue,
6. E. Gibembmr9, 104 6iftb &pe., g. ".
G6e @albin9tOu Str.,
17jn1Sw0niO in Gbtc0g0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
Selteme 8adots6eIc0eWbeit.

Der H~nterae;3uete miiniat ietue 300 stcres srobe sarm
ouI autbeit ga perpa9ten. sic beite5t aus 14O Acres
Nnu9s uub 166 @cres gSielen= uRO @eibes Sanb. Dies
leloe 1T gu stnem Wtlhaei9 aft eiasertdtet, bat bic NOS
pom Depot entiernt uub es wirb idou felt fInf Sabr:n
s1H Ntll5seibdtt nit GrioIs bGrauf Dstriebeu. geseu
&a9erem wenbe man iI@ sefdai9t GR Dtebrt@
Is ! u " u u ,. MoteHa. gSiR Co., 81, 28se4p8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
VEGETINE.
SD batte Is f1t cine 0atte 9eeOistn.

aSW WW%HE W FW% GtWG WWEE WNEWE6tE6e
3enia, Sbio. /. Me6rs 1877.
6errn Stepens.
@srtber Serr! Sd winide STE su benadri6tissn.
mas Sbr VEGETINE fir mid setban bat. SD mar
nit NeuraIgia bebaftet, Mnb nabbeM ih bret Slas
iben VEGETINE sebraudt bate, mar i'd uOaR6ms
big turirt. 4ud fono i'd metnen f~onitiseu geiunbbeitss
3uftaub iebr baburd gebebeH. SD battle es fir eine CUTE
WebiaiH.
Aufrtdtts Der Sbrise,
Treb. 9aruerft6.
VEGETINE ~beiettist erinbItd oue &rteR pom
b5ien Sdfteu uuS brtust has 9onse Spitem wieeer in
seiuubsn 3nitoMb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
15otw6ban
3ur geadtuug fir ileibtge unO itrebiatte
Wf~b~ITSIrnfe

Sm bidtbep6Iferten pltIhbeu Ebetfe DON Ranlos ltno
sutauaeleate uuo bebaute '@rmnDitG6e gu btatssn SretieH
an pertauieU-
MGstse NTSabIuug; earGnttrte R~aufbrIeTe. %@psTs
AusfInIt, SarieI unD 8ejdreibuu9eu onrb
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