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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

The Chicago Tribune and st. Louis Globe
\ Democrat pay very handsome and just COM
nIiments to the people Of this city for the
courageous manner in which they have faced
oar epidemic Of fever. The greater part of
3eur people determined from the first to face
saase fever and all its dangers; thousands of
~ sons who were liable to this disease and
sybp could have got away from the city with
anasa had they desired to, remained to share
4ha n, tunes of their relatives or to care for,
s,,lrss IN, aid their sick friends. In Memphis,
s,,id there are but three thousand per-
#sons renal ming in the city. whereas here in
~, n,7a.,,, there are certainl y over one
ss,,,,.,,.a a,,9 eighty thousand persons, of
s,,,s,.,, 1T, rs, at least, are liable to the
-, ~ -, 1t Of this course on the
3sa,.t ~ 49, ranr,, , has been highly advan-
Hi ~ = Mortality has mounted up
aademphis aud Vic As"uS W. 80 A. 1o9o
sartling rapidity, uni 'ho ,1''Sllss ~
as already been exceed - - WV ~ o.ss.
he march of the disease noA0 n''' 'o0N AA''eA'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
I'M MEMORTAM,

SUSIE A. DOWTY died Tuesday. August q.
1878, aged % years and months. Many are the
desolata households, many the grief-stricken
hearts in our midst to- day. for the Angel of Death
is abroad, reaping a full harvest; the tender in
liant the lovely maiden. the vigorous youth, the
aged sire-none are spared Upon mono has the
dread blow fallen with more fearful shock than
upon those who mourn the loss of our dear
Susie. The youngest sister of two idolzing
brothers. worshiped by an only sister. she was
the idol of large circle of warmly attached
friends, for the humbest of whom she had ever
q Kind word and pleasant smile. Her loss is
indeed irreparable; yet weep no more, fond sis
ter and brothers. We would not say strive to
forget your darling Susie, but rather cherish
the memory of the happy past as God-given
10y. looking forward to the bright future whore
upon the shining shores of the beautiful river
she will stand with extended arms waiting to
welcome you to that eternal home where tears
are shed no more and partings are unknown.
Much must be borne which it is hard to bear
Much taken away which 1t were sweet to keep:
COD help us all! who need. indeed his care,
And yet know the shepherd loves his sheen
Some grefs gnaW deep, some woes are hard to
bear,
God help us do our duty and not shrink.
TT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

In an other place our readers will find al
open letter addressed by r. J. Moses, of CO.
lumbus, Ga, to the Hon. W. O. Tuggle, of the
same State. Ii seems that the Hon. Mr.. Tug
ale Is one Of those little and contracted men
who have never heard of the greatness OF the
Hebrews, or of such men as j. 2. Benjamin,
Disraeli, Mozart, Mendessohn, and many
other Jews, who have Illuminated tho history
of mankind by their civil, military pootical
and musical genius.
The letter of Mr.. Moses is a splendid rebuke
to d miserable, bigoted and narrow-minded
politician, which all men of generous and
manly impulses will cordially applaud. The
American people have little use for such
statesmen as the Hon. Mr.. Tuggle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

slower. The deaths yesterday were but one
more than Oh August IS, two weeks ago. In
two weeks Memphis has developed nearly
double the mortality Of New Orleans in two
months despite the difference of population.
Another result OF the course pursued by our
people is the decreased low mortality of the
fever in proportion to the cases. In Grenada,
none Of the sick get well; in Memphis the
mortality has been very heavy, whereas here
the loss is only one in eight OF the reported
cases.
The Memphis plan of fighting the fever by
depopulation doubtless saves many lives,
but is terribly severe on those left behind.
demoralizing to the morale of the people,
preiudicial to its future prosperity, and only
too apt to cause dangerous and disastrous
M nirC
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
I'm MEMORTAM.

at a special meeting Of The Hill Cadets Com
pany E. Regiment Louisianas Own" held at
their armory. Frfday evening, August 80,
1878, Lieut. John B. Cefalu presiding. the an
nouncement was made of the death, on the
twenty-eighth instant. by the prevailing cpl
demic. Of their First Sergeant, FRED. T..
MOODY, aged % years. a native Of Massachu-
chusetts and a resident of New York I'D to nine
months ago, when he established himself In
New Orleans.
committee, composed Of Messrs. Charles
Oliver. chairman. Walter L. Twomey Theo D.
Wharton. Jules E. Gerry and Quit. Kohnke was
appointed who presented the following resolu-
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved That in the death of our brother
soldier. cut off so suddenly in the bloom of
young manhood. we lose an excellent officer
and highly esteemed comrade, whose many Inc
qualities of mind and heart had gained him.
though q comparative stranger in our midst,
the respect and affection of all who knew him.
and they were many. He met death as became
true man and true soldier; and his career in
life, as we'll as in its closing hours, is lesson
OF honor, industry and generous feeling in the
first as of fortitude and resignation in the last
that we cherish as a noble example for his
surviving and Borrowing friends and COM
rades.
Resolved That these resolutions be pub
lished and copies forwarded to his bereaved
mother and brother. to whom we extend our
heartfelt sympathies in this their hour of deep
affection, who have the sad consolation of
knowing thai loving hands tended him in sick
ness and bore him 70 his last resting place.
Resolved, That the members wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
T. G. MCCANDLISH. Captain.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

The country parishes have already opened
the campaign; quite number of them have
held their conventions and placed their
parish tickets in the field. The following are
the legislative nominations: For the Senate
Tenth District, Geo. FL. Wells, Of Calcasieu !;
Twelfth District, 7. S. Fontenot, of ST. Lam
dry; Nineteenth District, Boiling Williams
of neSoto; Twenty-tirst District, W. II. Scan
land, Of Bossier; Twenty-third District, L. H.
Bowden, of Franklin
For the House the following nominations
have been made: Assumption, Messrs. L. f.
~ Dugas and Pugh; Livingston, Allen and
Starns, both claiming to be the Democratic
nominee; Morehouse, G. IL. Hammond, (re-
nominatedl; Iberia, Dudley Avery; Lafay-
cite, Sidney Greig; Ouachita, w. 2. Rem
wick; Plaquemines, II. G. Gilmore; st. Ian
dry, ). Masse Martin, Yves Vidrne Hornore
Durio and Martin Couron; st. Martin, T.
Fournet.
Il We believe that all of these gentlemen are
strong constitutional convention men; they
will certainly make good Representatives.
Should the other parishes do as we'll as these
the people of Louisiana will have cause to
epngratulate themselves on their next Legis-
Aature. Quite number Of parish conventions
neet this week, and by the middle of Septem
TefNat least half the Democratic candidates
for the Legislature will be fairly in the field
and the canvass begun In earnest None of
che other parties in the State, Republican,
National or Greenbackers, have yet nominated
h single candidate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
BODLEE BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
three and four mule Cane Carts, Ok CARTS, Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse Carts, Farm
Carts. Rice Carts Small Carts Of every size. four
and SIX seat Family Wagons, Spring Wagons
for delivering goods, Spokes, ,Felloes. Shafts
Hounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
ful-sized sWedged and hardened Axles, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing of oil our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured in our own factories at
wheeling. W. Va, from the best material and by
skilled mechanics, we can give q reliable
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Hsepot-R2g and H29 Common street.
fe3 1v 2dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

Several States hold their elections this
month. Arkansas leads off tomorrow with
an election for Governor, State officers and
four members of Congress. 1t will be of
course Democratic victory. Against the
Democracy is ranged the new National party,
which In Arkansas means the remnants of the
Republican party.
Maine holds her election for Governor,
Legislature and five members of Congress,
September 0. The State will go Republican,
but the chances are that the Democrats will
carry one congressional district for the first
time in many years.
Vermont elects her Governor, State officers,
Legislature and three members of Congress
on Tuesday, the third. This will be of course
@ Republican victory all along the line, as the
Democrats OF Vermont count it @ victory If
they can secure single Senator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
WAGONS1 CANE CARTSy SPOKES
ct. TT. SORIA.

Is and 20 Union and ID and IL Perdido
Streets
Sole Agent for the celebrated "BTUDEBA-
KhR" WAGONS CARTS and SPRING WORK
Of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Game
Wagons, Carts and Drays;, Timber Wheels:
loes. Hubs, Shafts, ETC.: Wheewright material.
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
jaB 2dptf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

We regret to announce that Mt, E. w
Barnes. manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Office In this CITY, died at his residence
yesterday of the prevailing fever. Mr.,
Barnes has boon for a number of years past
the representative of the Western Union, and
by his urbanity and great business qualifi-
cation, rendered himself quite popular with
our people. He was, we believe, an English
man by birth and about 40 years of age. The
company, which he SO faithfully served will
lind il difficult to supply his place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

CHAS. SMITH. THOs, SMITH,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
THE PEABODY ASSOCIATION.

The organization of the Peabody Subsist-
ence Association was timely move, and the
public spirited gentlemen who instituted it
deserve the highest commentator. The
Howard Association, named after one OF the
greatest philanthropists the world has ever
known, has by its noble services through
many seasons of pestilence earned world
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

feThe man who would demand the payment
OF the tive-twenty bonds in coin is an extor-
TONER So spoke John Sherman in speech
at Mansfield, Ohio. in 1868. Honest John can
turn somelsault as we'll as other people.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
FOR STATE TREASURER,
.E. A. i U r. K Il,
OF ORLEANS.

4 am yard wide and all WOOL is what the
hilarious Kentuckian says when he means
he's Gust as happy as a big sunflower.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-20
Stpet 9tnae In @tt,el,tI

3uOerld iiigeS Saar-8ieDerbers
felluu9S'un6 nettes SaarsE
lsttenmtttel. - Sat ale iOgenannten
BieOerber1ellungsmittel peroeu aus 8aIIer,
bas nit Artifelu, roel9e ous Saar austrods
nen nno jur 9Oilette 6ss Saares nod elm an.
oeIes PrGparat rOtbig MAIDEN bermiid,t, an.
gefertt9t; aber 9auce's d)elnil9es Saora
Bleoerberitelun9smittel 1T elne Sereinignug
bon ittmuIirencem Beinssiit uHs Del un6
gebt EN- angenebmeS 9aar- EotIetteumitteL
ab auBer ielneu INSTRUMENTATION Giaen.
I1aften. Gs 1T uniibertroffen aIS @r3euaer
elueS iippisen Saarmubies unO elanSen6er
Yodeu uno befist bic &tgeniduft Der 3uritd.
fitbrnug graueH 9aares 5u itiuer natiirIi9en
fSarbe. &S tn fein 9aarfdrbemittel uno 10
etnfa9, baB es bon Sebermaun nit poItonlr
mener Siderbelt Sebraudt nerSen fam.
Yrcis 81 be 6laid>e. gu buben bel Setb
9. 9ance Nr. 108, 8e itsB attim ORES
itr raBe. N. B,-Wau oerlan9e 9onee's
femiifes 9aur'@ieberberfelun sSmittet unb
uebme tein anoeres. (148-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-20
eofalberidlte ans geafpit.ator..
9esIenmsunss. .sre,es. : petras. : gOIIs

LsdDes. = DermtiSies.
Baihington, 10. Gesbr. - Or. @eorg
Bahmann III pom 8rn. 3afob 8. &Ollinss nm
$4,000 S6abeneriab perfla9t lporoen, rpetl CT
Inn 5u ueri4Ieoeuen Ralsu @brsnlitd, lpie
sOieb" u. |. NJ, bei9elegt haben ioa.
- Gin lunger Wfann, 9nuib Sonobeinier
NIT gt1mcn, meldler in benz 2elhltale beS
pm. Simon all Der II. StraBe bei1dftigt
mar, mur6e geifern bonn @ebeimpolisiiten
ytlusr auf be AniduIoiaung bin arretirt,
lslnen $rlnSipal beidminoelt 3u baben.
- Veltern Wtittag niatten orei SnIaiIeH
ees ArbeltSbauieS nit Siilfe eiues Earbiaen,
gtamens Surner, eiueu Slu1tueriH6. Der
Ae9er tellerte au1 ben Superiutenoenien, uno
nGbreno Der augemeinen Yermirrung aelang
es einem Der SlitGtIinse, sItdIid 5u entfons
men, bic anbereu Seioen muroen nadl elmer
fur,en 6sbiago BON benz Arme Der @ered)tias
felt mlcoer ereilt.
- @eltern Hadmi!tag uerhafteten bic Bos
tighten ees iedsten Be;irfs and nod bic bel.
ben anoereu farbilen SurIfen beS Iauberen
Srtos, meldeS an 9euftage itt aus bem
gaoen bes 6rn. llnSnortb in Siio.gSabing.
ton init nlebreren golOeHsn &in9en aus benz
Stanbe maften. Der 0rilte mar bereits ant
0ienitagS- abenbe arretirt woroen.
- Die gfe9erin Glleu @reen fiei 9eiter1t
abeno, alS iie eeraoe aus Sauolers yaben
on Der z. StraBe Elm Stiid 3eug bate mitr
geheu beiBen, in Die lrme zines gSdfterS Der
Siferbeit, bes BoliSilteu Cooper. Sie bate
helIte Dor 8Idter Suell eth Serb6r Su be-
iteben.
- Sobanna SrOsnaban madte aefiern
gfa4nlittag gegen ibren SObn Gimotbb Bros
nabaH uno SobH @onnen cine Nutlage iuegen
unaeIeBltfer NIB bctrii9eriid]er @inf1rferung
anbdHgtg. Sie bebauptet, ca6 Ile Smei @tal
ourdl SermttelUng OeS Sben9euanuten na9
Der Srren= anitalt oes Siitritts Obue ieoen
9runo 9e6raft moreen lei, uuo beaniprudlt
tltr Die ihr 3u9eia9ten llnbiloeu $4,000
S9abencriab.
- Sn Der uorgefri9en SerbanSlung oes
Brcseifs8 bon Cornelius 8iqiams i'm @ris
minalgerid)te, melder inter Der 4ni1nIois
9un9 ltebt, g8illium Semminger BON @eorae.
tomn auf brutale g9eie in m1roerllfer 96s
lIdIt an9e9rteu Su baberl, erQab eS fIh, bal,
8illians, ais er in Der belStfisnOen Nadt
Id sur Rube legen mollte, Soemminaer unter
icinsm 8ette bealertte. lpelder Inn bel BEN
Suie'n padte. Su Dem acknowledgement Sting
fdmpie babe sr (Biaiams) Ii9 nit einent
Stuble mad beiteu &raiten 0epebrt, uuo es
leI mogl;d1, eaB er Senlmln9er IN einer Selbfta.
peltbelOlgung elnige, tuenn au9 unbeosuteuDe
Suleeungen beigebradt babe. Gum @litde
babe er fem YiIol ODER Reiir 3ur Sano ges
babt, ionit miirOc CT obue 3weifel 6emmin9er
9et0otet babeu.
- Der Bro;eB se9en Sie glteerin 9Ouiie
2Salace, an8stlagt, ibr am %. April b. s.
9eboreneS uncbelidle8 Sino in eiuem Ssller
uerborgen NIB OaiieIbe in Solge bon Ssrna1.
lGiitgung getDottt su baben, nabm beute i'm
Sriminal9ertdlte Oor cem 5ti4ter g8glie iei-
ueu Mufdnq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-20
Sertd)te aus oent Synnern Ses
Sf0NfpS

(@rfolgreid)er @lnbruh. )-Im Sonntaass
aben0e brangen m6brenb Der Abmejenh'it bee
0ru. 2S. j. Sropn nno Ieinsr Tamilie bon
ibrsr eInl9e 0fellen BON Baltimore 9eleaenen
29obnung yDtilllnaton" all Der 6reberiCf
9iOaO 0lebe in oieielbe eiu, burhIud)ten Ga8
5auS uuo~ idJleppten Onraus $500 8aarqelo,
iOple rebrere Shmudad)en fort. 0tr 30
ltiet lit eS nod nid)t aeluu9en, Der 2batsr
babhaft Ill meroen.
(Aus NnudpoliS. Dem StaatS- -SefretGr
lit cas- SncOrporatlOnss@ s@ertififat Ger ,Bloo
min9ton Sairtlrer Sabucompa9uie" iiberreift
morOen. 9irettoreH fu0 ole So. Qlcpo
&Onnoes, Sobn Sumbiro un6 gS. S. Same,
ion aus 41egann,@ County, v. y. @ormau
aus 6Owarb @OuntD, B.6amia aus @arrett
@ountp uno 81. Baunou ans Anne alunoel.
@ount9. Oas @runotapttal Der Balm, luelft
uon Bloomington, @urrett Gountg, nudI
6airfarz StOne oil Der Greuie bon 8eit Sr.
giuitn uno Murplano fiibrcu lou, betrdgt
| $50,000.-Gtn llebereinfomnlen 3mribn eeu
;ur Baltimore OCltder Sa6ncompaqnte"
couiolbirten @eielitatten lit ebenialls oen
Staatsz SefletGr SugClielt morOen.
(GnS 2omIontomn.) - Das gSliieuaerid)i
bat 3atbarine Ilteuo9t 8oamad)t Sur Ser.
ualtuug hts 9tadlaiies BON Hrieor @ltes
uo9t ertbeilt. - gSe9en riiditdnol9er Steueril
nnrOe i0lgenpeS @runOetgenthunl i'm oritten
@ountp Be5irfe perfauit: II 2lfer Qauo, fir
Die ,6owarosyanO, ,Gompuguie" abgsifdtt,
ali Slmucl 9S. Stmm fir 5000; elm ader
gauO, iiir a.8. VattCrion abgeiAdet, al 90.
s. 3oOo fir $3.50; trei 8uibcn Yauo, iiir
Sos. 6Oopsr abBeibdet, an gS. s.. SOoo fiir
$l25; 23 0uaorat BerdIe8 2auO, fir s.. sc.
ameS abgei6ast, al Sobanu 3. SaHerberg
fir $50.
(Sdbes Qblcben. SRI. @sorgianaSm
Die in Union 6aetorD, SoparO &ountg,
wObuts, wurbe am 0tenita9e in ibrcm Bette
tobt gefnuoen.
(8taAtlin9e aus Dem y6Ouie Of 9teiugc.")
- 0rei Snabeu, ytamen5 @baS. @ou9b, s.
9tenllsp unO Is. Smens, Die aus oem obigeu
Snitltute enliui1en maren, wuroen in 6reOe-
rid ergriiicn uuo in Die 2lnIalt iuriidtrauS-
portirt.
(DiuiOenoe.) = Sic y6reterid Gountg gta.
tionol Sout" IN 6reoeud=@itp bat elne balb-
jdbrlidje 0iOicenOe BON YrOScnt ausge,
worieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-20
@rdBltd1e 8ramofataftropbe. SeG)5
Wfettid)ett fonu,ett TT etneut bre,t=
ttettoest Sebit1toe l&tt'S Sebett.

y % } 0 E 8, gt.. g., 10. DECEMBER. - Bas
trid 8ourfc's gSObnrns an Der @de Der Gin.
itraBe uno 8owerp brannte ludbreuo Der uers
gangeuen gfaft nieocr uno 8onrfe fam nebIt
ietnen fiinf atnOern in ocn Slammen um.
(Spdter.) llm Ill llhr seiteru 2lbenO
uurOe oaS III 8ourfe'8 9Sobuung ous9sbro.
1eae Seuer entoedt, uno ais Die Selerlpebr
aulun9te, ermittslte man, boB iidl Der Giseu-
ttiimer, iciHe S6bne Gimotbp, Niartn,
Opeu unO @illiam, reip. 16, ii, unb 5
Sable oft, uno 5luei S0d,ter, Wurp 4nn, 2l
Sabre alt, uno Die ,3 idbri9e Bridget IN oeul
brenneuoen @sbauee befauoeu. Die beloen
Mdo9eu murOen serettet, ieboh rpurbe Marp
s(nn 10 ibp'r usrbIannt, oab iie pabriAelnz
ltd ftcrben piro. OaS Jingle Mdpden ent.
fam beinahe unuerleet. &ourfe itarb 9leid,
uaftcm man i'm aus Dem @ebGuoe oebolt
bate, uno Die Inaben warcu Idmmtlld er=
itidt, als man iie auffano. Gin Shaben an
oem alarmapparat uerbiuoerte, bas oieSeuer.
luehr sur reftsu 5eit auf Der Brauohdtte er-
idlfeu
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GomgreB . Serbanblnngett.
2tnnabMe Der SnEiaters8ertptlli,
gur9sbiI itit &atic.
Ser sssiht abes sreatano's ,lnssriaaans.

Waibington, 10. DECEMBER. - SIM
Senate leate Der Sice. Yrdfibent eine Wit,
| theilung oes 9ongreb 2ruders iiber bic Sers
| h1ltuiIie ieineS Separtemerts Dor.
! WuberS le9te eiue Yetltion bon 1047 Sa,
bafsphansern aus 2ouiia=@ountp, ga., Dor
Inn grniebrigung Der SabafSlteuer.
Ser II. Satresberid)t oes Yrof. 6aDoen
puroe gum Orufe beoroet.
9iadl Serlauf Der 0tor9enifunbe iuurbe bic
Bill itber amcnbirun9 Der Tateatgeiete wies
Der auf9enommen.
gtahoem oieielbe cine 3eiudna beiprod)en
worpen mar, ertldrte Suruiioe Sic Bill iiber
&eorganiilruug oes Militarpeiens.
I'm 4.25 9lng Der Seuat in Grefutiu.
Sisung, worauf er fi9 psrtagte.
Sa, Observation-Disclosures
wnroe SO. Doun8 auf antra9 Adlen's (ea.)
als gDiitglieo beeiotgt, nm bic burd) ben Sob
oes 6ru. S. S. eeonaro bonn 5. Oiltrifte oes
Staates 0ouiiia entlfanbene Gataus 81 be-
ieten.
@abea (Sir9) beantragte Grlaubnib sur
gtnbringung etnes Ssi9luiies, ipslder Gn.
tlasen gegen Den Buuoesrl9ter &ipes I'M mslt.
lid)eu Siftrifte BON Sir9inien be;iiglid1 nes
autoritdtS= @onllittes srpliaen Den 8unSes.
uno Staa:SbebUroen porbrtnat Wbits( Bennl.) J
I'm I llbr giug oas SauS in Slenarz
Ibung unO nabn Die Snpianer Seriulai.
gun9sbiu Dor.
9trofmortou (Seras) bot Elm amenosmeut
an, nod meldem felne auBtrhalb bes Sn0ia-
ncr ScrrtorunS wobnenoe Snoianer ohue
beionhere Ssnchmtguus bes Gousreiiei mad
oemSerrltorlum gebraft lperoen iOutu. Hud
ldn9em 0int uuo Serreesn unterbreitete 2lta
fuS (Senn.) Elm Subititut, iuelheS beitimmt,
oaB iidl raS in rem Nmenoement entballene
Stlbot auf bic Snbianer bon IriSona NIB
yteu MeerttO beihrdufen ioue; augeaommen.
Wtehrere anoere ImenoementS rpuroen elm
9ebrabt, ieood) bon eem Spretsr fir orb-
nun9spio1is ertlart.
Scales (N.<@ beantra9te, bic Stauid i'll
ltrei6en, luel,be $15, 900 fir bic 9lusqabsn
oerSnolaner 6rieoeas- -&omnliiiton uslmillt9t;
Ocrlporieu.
I'm u4r Job 6as @onlte Die Stbuna AMI
uno unterbrsilete Die 9tq osm Sauic, pcId)es
Die UonSomite ansenommeneu AmenpemeutS
gtnebmigte unO Die 8lQ palirts.
5arriiou (Sus.), goriiesr beS Gomite's
Gber Siolloinitleforut. nuterbretete ben 8ts
rtft beS Gomite's 8etreffs Der auf 8eran.
laiiuns bes Srn. 8reutano eingeleiieten I'm
ttriudung Der i'll Der gGaibiugtoner yBoIt"
perOffeatlidlten antla9eu geaen 50. Sren
tano. 6enfle unb Senoee in gesug auf Die
DtitrittSresierunss SlG. Der YeIiGt le9t
oar, oaB olsqnfla9ea ieesn@ruloes entbebren
uuo oaB bic nYof" iih cineS portonmeu
ungereftfertt9ten AngrifiS auf Wit9lleSer oes
5auisS i6uloi5 aenta9t babe. Ser gsridt
lpur0s auSenommen.
Der Spreder ernanute gonfereus- -&cmite'n
in geSug auf Die Militdrafaoemie. uno bic
6eituH9s zSerpiaiguussbiG, mOrauf fd oaS
SaIS nm 45 llhr tertonte
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n 0rcber getfaui eleaatster Mno tpobI5stIei
~ R6beIm tn Maron Braa'S T0belsx4aaa:
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nabe Yine>StraBe.
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iuorben, als ca iino:
Wartcrz WenbIenterts,
init Seibe, 8ep uno Saartd HberSosen, pom s35 aufs
fpdrts;
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pon $35 aufDdrts.
alle fonitfsen Waaren i'm Serhdltniiie. giemont
fonn bleer perfauien. Oa6 aGe Nrttfel Sem emit
lpredben fuas fir Iie beaniprudt pirb, oafiir saran
tire i'd. @s 6esablt fih fiderid,, fpenn man Hamer
lln6 StraBennuumer nttt pcr9lBt.
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9ebens ireuen. Salte Did nm jeben Breis
geiunbi &tn IN groBem llmfauge herri1en.
6eS gelOen knO geberbei9usrOen. g8te eIenS
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fIOpfen uub auOere Bein TuO ipre Begleiter.
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llcbel freil Dieie Ptlcn halten pom GnFeme
ale Srontbeit fern. llnretles Slut lGBt ii6
reiut9en, @eid)miire, tuuuoe Stallen, Slatben
uno anoere 9auts ts2lusi9lGge lalien li1 emf.
fernen, Der Saut tdnn elm flares une 9einna
bes Ausieben uerIIeben perOen, menn man
bic Bt!len in @ebrau1 ntmmt. Riemano
mag nit ieiHen Tieren Grubel betommen.
Dian tpenoe Die Pillen an. Sie mirfeR bel
6rauenbciAwerOen mObltbdtig; in Ger Gbat
gtbt es penig 9eiOen, rpelde Oieie Billen nlht
betlen ober minoefen8 lin6ern. Somit iOqs
ten Ile, tpelf3e IdJ aruntbeit bonn eeibe III
balten Diiniden, ME obue et1e Shadtel
panec'iher SaIaparllleu. .Yillen iein. preis
25 &euts, gu habeH bel Setb 9. 9ance
| Nr. l08, Weits BUtia1orez StraBe. (l52-l
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su Al. Bediel 4.s2H. Golb idlOB beute
,u Yari. Bunhes Cbiieotinnen idlofier,
ipie folst: 1SSler &oupons 1903, ueue 1665er
-, 1867er 1863, 186ser 1OS2, neue 6iiuisf
1861, 10.40er@oupons 1G8. Attien ihloiisu
ilau; Stem Norfet Central 116a. grie 1855,
aafe Sbore 694, Slinciier&eatraI 77s, FittS.
burger 821, Chicago Nprtameficrn Al, Srles
ritaten 75a, 8od>Sslano li9S, Bei!ern Union
Sci. 933.
rntsridatamiss Sllans: Sob Sis, ,425,.
4S5; &Durant $46.724 202,
- Ger lluterihcbmeifter sablte bente fit
Snterefien $lt5,000 II. fir eingeSogene Sblis
gationen $780, 800 aus.
Die 3oa @innabn,en betrngsn heuts
1885,, ZOO.