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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-10

uvSTIwATEs WANTED TO BUILD 4 BoATIiOUsE,
yO eet long ~ wide and Sides 10 feet high bevc
roof; to built spilss set in ground Address u
Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-10

TxCURsION BOATS AND GROvEs.-sTEAMERS
General sedgwlck and r.rt Lee bsrgea Caisdonia Re-
puLiic Anna: Exccsor PARK Oriental kAritRn bcAch
Cold. spring, Iona island aud Columbia Groves n. -
BRIGGS SA West opposite Christopher street ferry
brooklyn oice (udsons Buildings. corner Fulton and
York
NOR ExCURsfoxs-sALOON STEAMER J. b
SCHUYLER. capacity 1000 people; 81. Nicho.
las Roberts aud others Occidental Grove the Hudson,
and others MARTIN HASKELL. ilv South st. opea
Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-03-13

A RHODE ISLAND lady who was in the
habit of taking large quantities of tine
tire of iron found great benefit from
the medicine, but also incurred large
bills at the apothecary's which her hus
band found it rather difficult to meet.
Instead of brutally cutting off her med
ical supply, this ingenious and humane
man conceived the plan of manufacture
ing tincture of iron in the secrecy of his
own wood-shed. He, therefore, pro-
Cured pail, placed III it two pounds of
old iron nails. three drains of iron bar
rel-hoops, and four scruples of miscel.
laneous iron. To this he added one
gallon of aqua pura, and stirred the
mixture with pitchfork three times a
day for a week. At the end CT that
time he drew off the water with sir
hon, placed it in pint bottles, and la.
belled it Tinct. ferri. Use as directed
His wife took this homemade tincture
without any suspicion that it was not
purchased at the apothecary's, and de-
rived all the benefit from it which she
had derived from the apothecary's own
tincture. Although she had been af-
fieted for several months with extreme
weakness. her strength revived under
the influence of the tincture to such an
extent that at the end of three weeks,
when she accidentally caught her hus-
band in the act of filling her bottle from
the pail in the wood-shed, she was able
to lift a heavy pitchfork, and after
welding it with great vigor for ten
minutes, to assist the hired man in
dragging her husband into the house,
where she subsequently applied arnica
and brown paper to nearly two-thirds Of
his entire surface.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-03-13

A GENTLEMAN travelling through one
ofthe most picturesque portions OF the
White Mountain region saw farmer at
work, and, being Of sociable DISPOSE
ton, approached the man, and expati-
ated on the beauty and majesty of the
surrounding scenery, concluding with
the remark, II suppose. my friend, you
enjoy this glorious view that people,
come so far to look at?' "Why, yes,
was the response; "but if I'd had the
sortin' of these hills, I'd made EN-
little peakeder."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-03-13

VICTOR EMANUEL showed vein of
superstition when, on his arrival in
Rome on June 3. 1874, he expressed a
fear ofpassing his first night in his pal
ace of the Quirinal He remarked to
intimate friends that he knew ii he went
to sleep that night in the Quirinal he
would never awake. However, he
went to the palace during the day. join
ing in festivities, and remaining at the
royal ball until midnight, when he re-
tired to his own apartment. 1t afte:-
ward appeared that the Kings super
stitious feeling had conquered. He went
home with his friend Prince Doria, and
in Prince Doria's magnificent home the
royal fatalist passed his first night in his
capital of Rome.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-03-13
Mrs. Grants and Mrs. Hayes Dressing.
From Miss Grundy's Letter.

l contend that Mrs. Grant was not
more extravagant than Mrs. Hayes in
dress, and neither have dressed other
wise than as BELTS the position Of LADY
of the White House" The salary given
the president. $4,000 per annum, and
the magnificent home provided for him
certainly iustifies his wife in dressing
richly. Mrs. Hayes is not fond OF gay
colors, and never was even in her girl
hood, but all her dresses are of the
handsomest materials and very costly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-03-13

ACCORDING to Chicago reporter, a
St. Louis girl was surprised on looking
into her stocking on Christmas day to
find nothing. But having got in and
spent the day in exploration, she was
yratified TO discover handsome grand
piano and other tritles in the foot
of it
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11
THE TAYLOR COMEDY COMPANY.

This company were not as literally patron
lied last night as they would have been if
the night had been cooler. 1t is a good show
Joe Taylor is a capital performer and quite
an accomplished vocalist. His banjo playing
is exceptionally good Miss Jennie is a very
pleasing actress, and sings charmingly. Mat
tie is a surprisingly gifted little girl The
Professors music making on variety of in
struments is a very pleasing feature of the
performance. A most excellent orchestra &C
companies this company. They deserve well
of the show going public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11

of the moon. By taking look at this phe-
nomenon the observer takes in the ocular
proof of the rotundity of this world of ours
for it is the shadow of the earth that We
see cast upon the fair face of our satellite.
The sight of this interesting display is even
cheaper than this information-which is
cheap enough at two bits week, God knows.
We did think of making some remarks
upon ono conspicuous point of the inner
structure of our beautiful little Opera House,
but perhaps it were better to wait until after
the opening night. One can't tell how it
will light up, you know.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11
IOFFICIAL.1

lOFFICIAL.l
ID ROPOS ED AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution Of the State of Nevada passed at the
Eighth Session Of the Legislature:
ReSolrd That there shall be added to the present Con-
stutOn this State Article he called and known
rs Article XVIII, and which shall he as follows:
ARTICLE XNIII.The rights Of suffrage and office hold
ing shall not be withheld any male citizen of the
United states by of his color previous condition
s5rvitude.
Passed February IS 1877
Resoyrs by the Assembly, the Senate concurring That
Article Eleven an of the Constitution of the State Of Ne
vada be amended BY adding said Article Eleven l
ton ten (O) thereto which shall read as follows
Section Ten. No public funds Of any kind character
whatever, State county municipal shall be used fer
sectaran purposes.
Passed February y, 1877.
hereby certify the foregoing be true copies from the
enrolled resolutions on file in my office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of state. August
1873. J. D. MINOR,
(sgAL.1 Secretary of State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred Yesterday to a French
man whose horse ran away with him. The
man was thrown out OF the wagon and had
one arm broken, his jaw broken in two places
and it is thought that he is injured internally
He was brought i'll town and is now at the
French Hotel We could not learn his name
When our reporter called, at about IL o'clock
last night, it was thought that the injured
man would not live till morning.
EDISON. -This world wide celebrity, accom-
panied by Professor Barker, came down on
the express train last evening, on his way
to the East. He is a man of good stature,
compactly built and with smooth.shaved,
unimpressiye face. Like many another great
man, Edison has an inscrutable expression,
carrying his greatness within himself, we'll
stored, and not i'll externals, for the mere
looks of the thing Our old friend and towns
man, James Farrell, the Western Union ope-
rator, was once an office associate of his in
Detroit Prof Barker is connected with one
of the Pennsylvania Colleges, and was one of
the party of scientists who observed the
eclipse of the moon from the summit of the
ROCKY Mountains. Farmer Treadway and
Professor Barker are related by marriage and
their meeting though very brief was very
pleasant one. .
SLOW TIME-The Bodie travel is increas-
ing and promises We'll, but passengers coming
this way complain of the slowness of the
stages-w hch perhaps is not very surprising
considering the hot weather 1t has been sug
gested to us that we prod Bro. Engage and
urge him to trihe more speed Don't like
to find fault; but it is only fair that he should
know that people are grumbling about his
time table
Nor Poisoned. The report in the Lyon
County Times of the poisoning of two men at
the Carson Exchange seems to have been cal
culated to do that house an injustice. The
landlord called here yesterday and said that
one of the men had authorized denial of the
statement
FROM BODIE-Ex- Senator William NJ.
Stewart and Jim Morgan, widely known as
mining operator, came in last evening from
the Bodie District. They speak in glowing
terms of the prospects there.
THE SCORES YEsTERDAY-We find the fol- |
lowing report of the shooting scores made
in last evenings Chronicle: Sars
fields, 1884 Emmets, 1888 ;; Nationals, 361 +;
338.
WILL PREAcH.-We unders tand that Rev. |
George Bicknell will preach tonight in the
Church. He brings the reputa-
ion of very entertaining speaker
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. There will be
services to-day at IL A. NJ. and at 7:45 P. NJ.
Sunday school at 1915 P. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11
JOB WORK.

The MORNING APPEAL establishment is pre-
pared to perform job work at rates long way
below the prices which obtained in the earlier
and purer days of the Republic
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11
RecOmm ended bv the Medical Faculty 81
San Francisco.


RecOmm ended bv the Medical Faculty 81
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO July O. 1878
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC Truss Co: After practicng medl
cine years this city, during which time
extensive experience in the application all kinds
Trusses and do recommend yours the best in
for is perfection modern science
make it. 1t has advantages the torturng
steel hoop Trusses which inct great injury the hips
spine, bringing other distressing ailments
umbago, mobd affections of the kidneys nurnbness
i'll the lower imbs all Of ch avoided wearing the
California Elastic Truss is only perfect retainer
combining and comfort but the pressure be
changed to any degree 1t also remains the proper
place at all times regardless of the motions the body
and is night and day with perfect case 1t supe
rio any of the Elastic Tsses in the market while
it combines the merits Of ALL tit is easily usted
and Off with snaps, doing with straps and buckles
pThe universal spring between the plate and pad
vents all irritation which is to the sufferer
3dThe pad adjusted and off in instant, and can
be changed for other size and form suitable u
the In fact i. combines every quality essential 20
comfort and durability, and is unequaled in hghtnesA
elasticity natural action and artistic finish Many Oh my
patients who afflicted with Hernia are wearing thefn
and all shall in the future for think the great ease oy
which these purely scientific appliances are maze ehea>
Cious truly remarkable. You refer any parties 70
me on the subject Of their merits remain yours Truly!
/. DEXTER LYFORD, M d.,
Physician and Surgeon,
600 Sacramento street. San Francisco
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANTa
myths sI5 Sacramento street, San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11
POSTERS.

The MORNING APPEAL job Office is better
prepared to print posters, handbills and
dodgers than any establishment between San
Francisco and Omaha. Come and inquire the
prices
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
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benz zleen.

g1ru RrmSttP fcmm, Rte ala3rittt,
onG cie 0s6tIftc lSerrdi asne 'tu;l
auFebtu. Che rrh pas asths Siseer
gang mn gar ertftpunptn. III. teten
I6pn am 5lufufer Slasn al 9dtlen.
reItc rrn cen OdmpfbcCten 1uaaelaoer
wcrren lino, unb aus Der llm9.euns
flromen Shaaren sen NeE1ben In Gle
Stdet, um Gintlufe ;u ma6cn.-Cas
lit ypenisfsns Elm Grppfen 9atf1m auf
tis @urren, wr!bt nte fbrrfli6t Gri,
tcuie Der tdrtbeimse(uhten Staet &c.
itlasen Sat. 6r1cnttib Miro perbGlt-
nism IDis Der ean;e SuSen seItdfttih
rieeer 1u9eteu Htsm1no mstr ais ptr
@,fsn muE bisisS rpun'hen. Dern
rpenr ols;tb uitt msbr 10 lctr. ME In
friberCn 3siisn, her SuHen ctT Sunur
bsS gBsfeps III, 10 9eScn bon tmmcr nte
SuftrcHeu 0eiosr l5lno in lc1ne. lie
@ottiItrt pss Slcens fUrcert bic
@ctliltrt res @eilpns; ein ounalIf.
rtl6cs hem Sipsn ;ltolt, dfTcjrt inOi.
rrtt aUb ZEN lDefsn. @ir taStn el'
fer, a6gsiettn scn Ger 5unlnjtl', cine
materirGe llrilts. urS 10 freufu, rpsnn
rer Suosn 10 tnc1 wiecer aufett unr
mlerrr gspeibt. lleber5lupt sleibt bic
far Sucea etnem Siinslina mag tbm 3u-
itrB.n, mas ibn nil, cb Srte9, Vst oper
,6unaersnrtt, lc9tstA erbrlt er iip rpie~
rer urr tntt nit Der san;ea Gtlfici
tat res Slns!inSs pttpar III Die Gre
ma
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

fa1ntftt auf, Zen @efunssnsn ~ etnsu
@eHdneniB Az bepeqsn. u5sF nur cir
(hmtr'lihes ei&sfr, Elm unptGiast
Scpfi6uttsln ontprrtrtr tsm. Rotbtcs
fdne Der @tttlths ba.
.,Cos IN es ni6t. mds mth bridt,"
faattenclib Der AderbdIsr nit letten.
f6aftIt6 tcpeatrr 2 timme. So babe
tsine Shulc an hem Vertredrn, nur
nod rtn Gudfub unb Der II ltre R6r.
Der rDarbe In ben 6inptn Der 0rre.tit,.
feit fein.
"Cu ftuna ben gerbrener2 rtef Der
Srtbtstr I'm Tcne t66Rcr llt6errafte !,
uus. 8aruuhaR Du itn Mot eenanut
unb did bnhurh ssre ttstG
T. sd bate feline 9sreifr FIR fetae
Shulh." trwiberts 9bornas nit ,iftern-
fer Silmnis. ,.srf tiefr 9dHt trkielt tdb
bic G'rwisNrit. rae rr Ger Rircer H."
.Tirfe NI6t2" frlate Ser 0lptia,
,.tris 1T cas- m6atit2' Sat Semanb
3utrt.t ~ Deter 3snt seFunben 2"
,Ftin trsiftss 0eIrn tat BE sdre
IL iSsrfbrittsn, Gctt Ianets mir bic Sc.
tcriis I'm Staum."
|. Ter @ef1naene bate pitber feline frlt,
ere 3uusrftt asronnsn, Ger @eiaGte
o'tr fat etmaa uusIiubt0 unb rntrduftt
aus.
"Sfenbars Gib mir, msin ScFn."
f1ate or enoliH, ovis1sttt II uoa 3et.
tune m6alibw
Sn etsfrm Guaertlt6t rurren traue.
en- auf rem Corridor Strttte t6rtlr;
Elm S6IlTsl fltrrte i'm Stlrs unp duf
Der Stpere erftiensn rer Gerfermetfer
unp crri Gsrit;sricuer, un cen gerur.
ttttlten 31r Iset,n GIrSs ab;utclen.
gu frat. crrbst. ccrSr," fS5ute
Sscmns UNI bepIdte nas 0eiitt nit
bsiten ,6inpen.
"Wrb nibt" risf Der GsihiiAe, in.
benz sr duf bic gnscfemmsnsn 3u1tritt
unb nch cine turis 6rif fur ben cin
Ecce @epritt.n iorbsrte.
..Ht5t MID !" Ilste rer Rerfsr rsi7sr.
Tie 3tit III um uns bic @clfsnalIrn
erluetn ilnsrn teytits an, urrutig ~
perecn!"
"Nur rcd cine 9isrtslfurtr," tat Ser
Ssrlicrssr. mo sS lib um Srr unp &c.
ZEN tanpeit. mitSt S5r bisfe Strip bcpIl.
Ii9su."
,.Iph cine gtertstfunbs. gut! &ter
fttne Rinuie linatr."
@errriesiit entfsrrtn fh eit Beam
ten uub parFtn Die 3blrr irntcnc irie.
rsr tn's SttlCs.
(Scrtfssuna folst)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
9Otal @enisteitea.
gCtes cur d pispcGtarta
9Cfauft.

Sn Tenufpisanien earf Htsmanh nit
ftimmen. rsuu or nitt tnnsrsl!b ;peier
Sabre sine 9cuntp, pner Stlltslfsucr
sntritict bat. unb ticieniaen wdlte tei.
ne 2 teusr auf Grunrtefis bsjotirn mui-
fen, mullen cine 9pa!ars ron so Gents
hcllblen. Nus elmer Sefaantml6une
DTS Union reputlifdnifan Committee
sebt nun tersor, eae rel Der e,sn WIst
ran S:latsf4dsusiiter 60 251 Quit,
tun9en uSer tssoSlte %Cntlren ousse.
itsut pcrren liRb uno rcn rieIsn inN
SPAS pur6 eas reputittluiffs, SIG
nurt DlS remcfrcti'te uuo nur Q OF
ron ben Wdblern ltltf psTl0n!iG tt3ae!t
pcrsen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
Sid's tuuitrtrte NrriSE2tffc.

IS Stiirn 800 Gb5i!eurssa nit 9tItrtiHur,
5au'eneer rsr btiltn Glumtn nnc Giemuifn
euf Ger 9ree unn bic Nrt uah 9Scle ricNlpeu
IL jteSra-NlsS FUR tlne jrt; GENT y'ritinGrt.
it. IN csuIl9sT uRp tEalii5T Sprats &C.,
hguG.
@id'S @IWE, en- uub 3erIIeear.
ts n, SO 9tuts in Esritrlmitlas. 81 .0OHa
c.csau:fy ttirparH aebgrcta.
Sit's iaufrirtrs 9Pcrais.Tl q G..
Ji1. Scitsr, fdor, ool,iduitie ure SiR col
rvirIst Siie ir lrctT YnTmcr. grsie 81. %
ii2rlt; |lrf grtmg.art $500.
&rTClu': JInu5 BID. Rctefsr, q. D.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
SorSsrbarEs 9 9erm66tnIe


Q0iGtam 9. 9sier Scu Bbitetaa.
Ritisan, it erf 20 5otre alt unO 81.
9rrtblmT eints Ga Cream EtabliFe.
menis-dter ar III nod metr ;-,rt1
Ger SlldIihs Grbe einss 9trm0srns SoR
100000 wei6cs ibm elm Sufel, Gin
ScHptrltng. btnterlafen cat, a.sr untet
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muB. ste er 2l Sabre ait TT.
"a III atfo ni3t vieIe 3eit ~ serlisr.
en- une eS wirb iih po6l elm Mib6tp
cher etue gRis in Setitssaa Futen, ett
tpm 'ur geriiftruus stRsr 70 onlsbnlGG.
en- Grbtaft Ysrbilff.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05


NIte:m Id beinate ale eefanuter
Ntttet seas1 rsrU6ies 9epfpe5 anraue.
tt, m-B in ceteausn. eas i.b feines F1nS
rsites Or. Gusaf S0uiss S1mturssr
arcrFen uHer;rpftn 6dtte 1np rrefdbts
user Seroient, empfOslen ,u persen. Gs
afretht t~mr 3u 8tr9n isen. mein 3eu,s
nip cen pielen 6unpsrtcn teiiuflacn.-
Cr. s. 6. S5teefO1. 6ambura, pa. ais
3etfsn ber Aettbtit trist irpe SiaIts
BON Or. ausuit S0ni9s !SamSurasr
GrOpfen Die 9lmensurterFtrift von trR
Psrren y. @pselcr 81 Sc.
Brnn Ou DID matt, 1t(Sfrta an6
bInFIlli9 fit5if. penn Oh cine aetke
9IutfarFe poer selb!itGraune 6lefen I'm
@chbt Neer am Sbroer taf, penn Hu
tdufl nit SUpflreb crer 54wineef, nj,
t6lchtam 0efblnat I'm Runoe, nit in
Rerltd'sr Stse gcer mt pehfelnoem faf.-
TEN S61utr unb .6iBe bebaftst bif.
penn 0u an 9irrcrgefbtasenbttt uab.
i6llmmen @bnansen istDtf, penn Dein
arpsttt unregeImdBia unO 0eine 3unss
tsle9t 4. 70 bif Du nit einer untbdtta.
en- geber Goer mit' ySiGiCiitif" 6ebaftft.
Sn ptrisn 5dltn von .,9sberbeft preea"
f'Gt fi4 nur eth Sbstl befer Somtcms
elm. @is ftn 6siinittsl fur ale rer6rtl.
se estOen bat d. gtsrcr's t'Golden
Medical Discovery" (@olrene meptt!.
niihe gn'tsdune) fsinss 9Is.hen ni6ta
ba eS polRdnsisf urb ratifa(s Su.rN
kSiytt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
Rorbttaten Der SnbtaHeE

Tis Srbioner ltsifslsn lrete 8chs
aGf Der @rdirie ben Gmiardut Sc5 9aY.
lOr, mrI6er nit 6rau. 3rei aiuesru unb
ttntr 9li6 6IuF. BON SpriasFele, Rti-
'ruri, nah GclcrapO ausics. Gsrur.
oin frr orret nit Nusnaemr pou gPts
SluB, bic p0n Der. St. 2ruppen nad.
her ssrettet puree. 5aslor tSetete %
Snoiarer ete sr lberwlttlst purpe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Tdb gutter 3It5 ut nietr ais Sob
ireri5 TT, tersiit fCI9tneer Eaq: Serr
@ernarN Stiebtt, @insiIs, g, ftreiSt.
Sd hin ffcn lauss 3stt NIT Srufiet.
rem uno furjtn Itbrm 5c6aftet une ss
Ihisn, ais rUIe iid eds uebel olr nidt
ssbsn. Or. Aus. S6ntg'S Ga nj.
burser SraftteR cen mir elm
Brsuur snipfa5i. BAT mir SteG Gu.es ss.
I6an, mas itb 9ctrc te,sule."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Gin alter RlflnienbIum paree nev.
lid IN Ter Rite ron 3ipnepiGs, eetta
&O., auf Der Saurrsi ron Gncs Crudsn.
miller Se'dut. rer nit ieirsn &sGfea 8100
Ruaeratfu6 @runS beSetre unD 80 Sus
bod mar.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
Gtnt mtrfplrttas SruFra.
ttcu

lu hem ptrlaSrltmten omcrtI1Ntr&sE
Wotlttdtiatstts'9ultus itffsrt bic ons
Sln SrantIseC semeIbrts Sbatflte, baf
bic Shdflinst Res StaalS- 3u6ttauife
pOn Galtfc MIA FIR bic 9ottleiptutcn TN
SuOsn retr Gelc sufammrneeisgt ba,
ben, atS Die ,Staut5bsdmtsu in Sarra.
msntc, Die 3eitungen metr ais bic Su.
rtuu Seamtea Der Gtlenpa6nen, bic
Ebeatfr ntsar ais bic &tr6fH.-fReab.
ing gilssr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

S'nfrFfnSTertte Rsiultlr f5rnen
nit Reht iene asraR1t prrtea, wefte
rds S't. 9dfcss OIL ei rsn bartndfta.
den 5dflrn BON beumatismu5 er,ielt.
ferr 81 Shdfer. 81 9rcpn Str., gne.
9Sen7 Gito, ga, mar Itsr 8 Sabre NIT
Heeumatismus tctaftet unp tattc ftra
aGe ReOt;tnsn cbne Grfct9 gebrau6t.
Cine ein5ise StSffs ct. Satcbs Def
curirte TN ppdfiu>ia.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

irtrhtu BON rtntr Ntricn esuten In
@msrita sepHluIt.
@tdG NretSltfr--500 Gbbtl'
buraer, rur = Gents.
Wd's sttluffrtrteS w one ia
Waad,in, 80 Ssttcr. id6ue Ntbil.
hurasu unt Elm crtrrtrtcS @ilo tnireer
Rumm.r. Nrrts $1.25 jdbrltb flnf
Trrmrldre $500.
Ptd'S 0lumen. TN b, @r nj Il
s.Garttu so Gents; liz eIesartsr
2einp1t 90.
Nne me c 0ertFeutli6urasr pereen
In Gnsllfb unb Trutib gssrudt.
Mbrsllrt. 1amss 0t6 Rp6ffe %.g.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Tie Ni15cim 9. g. 6. GTcetatEUn
miro ibre rr3slmi5tse mrnltlibe Ser.
iammluna am 1itfen AUntaa NbeE5
talten. 9riref euer @Gl6 nit.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

an Der neuli6en Gtnweituna Ger reu-
en- luttrrtIhsn Stride in @ramsburn.
Snpher County, wurpen $1,000 purb
Subicrtrticn eeIammeit &scnu3 um rts
Str6e Uoaenrs ab'utc,ablsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Hab naf'ju tinw06entli6em RsatR
ltes ft ltstsn 5reiiaa bic Conn. wts.
rer einmat frteu. 5geernanR jSEtH
wieesr ueu unb frsi arfuat6men.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Ssfst ess srcee Aoserrfrmtnt duf Der
nddttsn Ssits uniersr 3eituns. unp I'm.
BET lOmit aus. no nan Gle teatn uue
birtgfftn Stfer flufen fanu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
0it'S Riumrn. Srmhfc aartcn

tn taS rrattpcl7e. gtu rdrtr Trt IN Der
Nptlr. g. sntSdlt rabe n $50 Sri,tr. 6ue2
ftintr Nbkjlnuratn uIb feds Chrome fab
lsdus ron Slumtn, prahtppu atltitust une
ectrriyt ron Ratur. 0reis so Gsnts IN pnrier
$l.OO in tIssdntsr Qeiuparh. 3r etq,fhrr
unh tnaIiih,r Sprabe 1thrudt.
Sif iuufrirtee Wpndtsssp
n. . 5tiis7. Gt9nt @eSiloursrr uue Gin
trlrrirtes 9iie in isNtr Rummtr. grtisSl.25
jitrlitt; fluf Gremrlart 500.
Std'e 9rtiSIilte. 500 9bbdsurstr.
Gents.
aprtffirs:- Jam I1ItrP Rc+ra.- " ~.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

&ts nsu errdbItsn Gpunts Seumten
frerern ibre @emier am 3Cnt1a ben
6.en SInuar ant eten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Gie aRrtbCetfen BON SelintsrOce bal.
ten g'9enpdrti9 >. .Noib uno Rtlh" Sc.
fttrals nm @elp IA rdiieu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05

Tie 9r6 Sau in Ger Sea'Dn purce In
Rifftnturs srF,ttltttft. Sts pp3 65l!
Sfunb. Er. SruSatsr mar ser Gt9eas
tt1mcr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-05
0ieeS. tIMftrtrtstn Nouatt'
maenstn.

9shs Summer sutb6Ii i3 srItrn Qsfrilcr
jdblrtiht, ft6nt 6pI,ihntte unb Elm trlcriri Q
SiIc. Gs III tin ausarieidueits 8irten,W .
ea;iu, auf frirsm 91pier. aerrudt uub rcIsr
Srfcrmaitrr. gre;S 81 25 iibrIt flnf 9r>
tmrIarc $500. 9n erutitsr rEe rraIiitsr
Srrate sterudt.
Sid'S @Iumer. @emafeaar>
ten, so Gents trchtrt, $l.6O in sItsanttr
Qtinrane.
0iGs GrtisIiRs 500 NS5iloarstu
EIr 2 GEMS.
Gbref1re: y lmrt, &pttftsr, q. 9