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Sharp County record., 1878-09-26

amount. secure a blooded bull and
grade up your common stock. 1t will
not only result in increasing your yield
of milk and butter, but it will add at
once five cents per pound to the price
of the latter, and this will be clear gain.
All things considered, says Gerogee
Waring, there is no COW equal to- good
Jersey as a family COW. She is small,
docile, easily handled; is hardy, hearty
and easily kept, while the long habit OF
the race has made her more patient OF
confinement than any other breed. She
has been equally successful in the dairy
in all sections of the country, and holds
her own in Maine and California, in
Wisconsin and Mississippi. As between
the jersey and Guernsey COW there is
but little difference in their dairy capac-
tiles, with a great advantage to the
former in a point of beauty. The
GUERNSEY is larger animal, coarser in
the head and heavier in the bone. The
horns are larger and thicker at the base
and usually not crumpled, while the
body lacks in form the symmetry
of the Jersey. The skin
is of splendid rich yellow
hue, which extends also to the udder
and teats. The head is larger, the muz-
zle broader, and the eye not so promi-
nent as the Jersey. The color is usually
fawn, running through the various
shades to deep red, an amber brown
and peculiar yellow brindle, which last
is the favorite color on the Island. The
Guernsey farmers appear to have made
no effort to improve their forms, but
have rather given their attention solely
to her production at the pail; while the
jersey farmers have bred for both milk
and beauty, to their own very great ad-
vantage in pecuniary point of view, as
well as to the more general satisfaction
of purchasers.
"There is also an impression abroad, "
says also Major Brown, of Tennessee, a
famous breeder, "that they are small
mixers. Compared with the immense
Holsteins or Short Horns, and without
allowance for size, this is undoubtedly
true. But in proportion to their size
they are not small mixers, and in steady,
even, persistent flow of milk from calv-
ing to calving they are hardly equaled
so that many a big COW that when
fresh nearly doubles the best daily yield
of her little yellow backed neighbOr,
will come out behind when the yearly
aggregates are to be recorded"
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
How They Treat TrampS in England.

The London correspondent OF the
Baltimore San thus writes concerning
the treatment of "tramps' " in Eng
land:
Tramps, in birth and title, are of 8
British origin. At this season of the
year, when the days are long and warm,
the &" tramp" luxuriates on the shady
lanes of England, while during the cool
nights he secretes himself in more COM
Portable quarters. Like Mickey Free,
the I" tramp" has not a "ianius for
work, - for, as it was not "a gift o. the
Gradys," neither is it OF those prowling
pests Of the country districts. The plan
of punishment, next to honest work, is
the terror of the "tramp." When he
makes his appearance, either singly or
in couples, in any one locality, a few
stout country lads, in the. absence Of
the police, "buck and gag" him, and
place him on convenient cross-road
place where vigilant eye is upon him.
If there be two, they are "bucked and
gagged and placed vis-a-vis at these
Crossroads. AS each passer-by takes a
mental photograph of them, they once
in a while bestow a physical
kick or suggestive nudge that soon Gre
ates desire of cautioning all coming
tramps to that locality. When the po-
lice take tramps into costody, the
" stocks,n those ample and wholesome
remedies that Falstaf dreaded, are gen.
orally employed. But few days ago l
saw pair of first-ckass tramps in the
"stockS" not many miles outside Lon
don. Around them they had peace offer
ings of dead cats, dogs, crows, and
much vegetable hash! They were the
first tramps that had come into that To-
cality in seven years, and evidently
were freshmen" innocent Of what
was in store for them. There is doubt
less some difference between the Eng
lish and many of the American tramps
just now, as many Americans are now
on the tramp in search of work, but
take the name with all that it implies,
and of course coming in for share of
the dread and disgust inspired by their
lazier brethren of the road. Under these
circumstances it would not be right to
attempt to cure the American evil with
the English remedy, except in cases of
known criminal conduct, or, at least,
by the exercise of wise discrimina-
tiOn.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
A True PhilOsOph er.

A Asojourner up at Friends Lake, says; !;
"lf | took to fishing, think l would
follow the plan of Ed. Tripp,' a bach
elor who for forty years has lived alone
near this lake. When l saw him first
it was at the midday resting hour, He
was lying fiat on the ground smoking
his pipe in his potato patch. AS we
passed he rose sufficiently to let us see
his bronzed face and shaggy beard. In
the cold winters here he believes in
travelling indoors by the stove. Ac-
cordingly he has inclosed a room on
his ox-cart, in which is little stove and
chair. His oxen know the road so well
that though he may be miles from home,
he can lie down and sleep sweetly and
wake up to find the cart standing by his
barn door. When he goes fishing in
the winter, he drives over an opening
in the ice, opens his trap, and sits
snugly by the stove reading his news
paper and fishing indoors.'
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
For sale by all Druggists. St. LOui

WILHoFT's sTONIC.-THE GREAT TFAvORITE -
The popular Chill Cure of the age! Composedof
pure and simple drugs. Wilhoft's Tonic has long
held the highest place in the long line of RENE
dies for Chills and Fever. 1t is not only Anti
Periodic but is Anti-Panic, for it curtails the
heavy expense of doctors visits, where friend
" calls are all itemized in the account current.
4 penny saved is a penny gained, and saving
it in this way adds to health4nd comfort Try
Wilhoft's Tonic as a certainty and YOU will
never regret it. WHEELoCK, FINLAY Il Co.,
ProprietOrs, New Orleans.
TJR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Jacob Peters, who lived neal

jacob Peters, who lived near West
Jefferson, O., was fatally injured by
being drawn under the tumbling-bar Of
a threshing-machine; Ben Hildebrand,
of North Amherst, o., lost his life by a
similar accident; and VIM. Eyarts, of
Van Vert, o., was third victim to the
fell DESTROYER.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26

-EdiSon's name is in all the French
newspapers and scientific reviews. The
ReWe deS DeuG Modes has an article on
the phonograph, the microphone, and
other American inventions, which gives
Mr.. Edison his due and introduces him
to the French public in picturesque and
entertaining fashion.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
Palatable, Powerful, Antiperiodic

Palatable, Powerful, Antiperiodic
and Tonic.-A the necesSarieS of a great
popular remedy are combined in ClifOrd's
Febrifuge. As tonic, in debilitated states
of system, this remedy stands pre-. eminently
at the head. Yet it is more than is usually
understood by that term, for no other prep
aration known exercises an eradicating
power over intermittent diseases, at all COM
parable with it. As it is probable that, in
the intervals Of the parOXysms Of these dis
eases, a train of morbid action is going out
of our sight, so it is equally probably that
this remedy produces in the same system an
action equally mysterious, which supersede>
that of The malady and thus accomplshcs
the restoration Of the patient.
j. C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. Louis
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
The History of Civilization

Might be written in the gradual processes Of
improvement wrought out in articles of food
Every progressive step is a public blessing,
To no one article is more due than to Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER. This, with proper care
in baking, insures the most delicious and d.
gestible bread, biscuits, pastry, etc.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26

MOTHERS viii grow weary and sigh over the
baby's troubles, when DR.. B1ll's Baby Syrup
would relieve the child and thereby give the
mother rest.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26

ANY American now in Paris may well
say, 81 was a stranger, and they took
me in. ."-Albany ArgaS.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26

PAS revolver with rust was cDrroded,
And, by sweet curiosity goaded,
Baby peeped in the muzz e,
A quaint little puzzle
Dear, dear! Who'd thought it was loadedy
-BartingtOn Hack Ere
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
NPf1iIS Treatise On MiIGl Cows.

(gnnOn'8 THe0rV) NNy important fOT iarmeTs IUb.
iished by authority Phia Ag. soc. rs illustrations.
5Oc.; POSTAGE sc. c. B. ROGERS, 1873 Market St, Pha,
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PREMIUM KNIFE!
THE ST LOUIS
Farmer
AND KNIFE FOR ONLY sl.OO.

Length of blade, SI5 in = Length of handle 3sS in
Having purchased lar Is gp number of these knives
which are made by one K of the best manufacturers
from the very best steel Z and with genuine bone
handle we are OtteringEZ them at cost to each sub
scriber TO the ST LOUISPE MIDLAND FARMER This
knife retaS at Sl25lZ We furnish paper one year
aud knife for 81 90. Wei warrant the knife TO be as
represented and know il III will please any farmer as
It is strong and of the " best material Specimen
cOpy Of the ST. LOUIS V MIDLAND FARMER mailed
on recent of 3.cent stamp Address the publishers
G. W. MATTHEWS CO., 612 Olive ST., St Louis, Mo
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TEAS The Choicest in the World I'M
J EE &u pOrteIe' phi 1eS-Lsrgest Company In Ame-
rca-staple article plOaSes everybody Trade cOnQu'
ally mcTeaSing-Agents wanted eyelyWhete-oest ln'
ROBST WELLS, 48 Vesey St, N T., p. O. BOX 1881.
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Cnn A WEEK In vN-r own town. Terms and
0UU S5 outht tree Addrs II Hallet6Co.. .Portland,Ma
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EfI Mixed Cards, with name, 10o. AGENTS.
w Ou'ef tn". Frontier '~~' go. anklin, w.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26

tREE u ALL CHICAGO SCALE Co.. Chicago, III.
Sharp County record., 1878-09-26
:: ==yERY s!sl N. GRRpEMTER'SesssA sAM NV

E$IBBON, RUBBER and CHEQUE
EE Stamus Seal Presses, Dies, Dates, etc.
Stamp with dies. Send stamp Ter
Circular j. GOLDsBOROUGH, gl9 Market ST., Phllada
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

l~tratipn mb9li6f srpBartia gu MAIDEN
ludte, III, Seaen bic tatbplii6en pill
9ersiise pes Spmmers gu p%rptctiren.
@as ober beipnbers 0efdlt, 1T bic
@nwelenbeit 70 pieler 6irlten bel rie<
fer Concentration, befDnpers bic Mn@
welenbeit bes reutlden &rcnprinsen
unp pes Grsber;p9 &ainer Spn Seiter@
reid. Die 8ldtter la9en, bic auswdr@
tisen &esterunsen bitten ieBt Dem
italienii6en &6nt9reide cine neue
Sanctipn seseben. Gs iet pas erite
0taL bae Der &rpnprtns zines 0rpsz
lttaates na6 1870 na6 &pm fpmme ;
nod pprises Sabr babe berielbe &rpnz
prtns es permiepen Npm su betreten,
uno s,par, ME es l6ten> ars &idii6t
auf ben Yapit. Dae oerlelbe jebt pteie
Gidlt6t ntdt 9ebraudt babe, unb
pbenorein in Gpm 9ewelen fet, pbne
ben gapit su beiuden, lei elmer per
srbBten I~riumpbe. bic man iiber pas
Yapttbum feiern tpnnte renn nun lei
bewiefen, ba6 oer 8Gnis 9err bes
5aules in &pm fef, ni6t mebr rer
paplt. Oae enrli6 audi Grsberspe
Natner sefpmmen> fet mebr 9etpeien,
ais mai, BON Dem appfolii9en 5au1e
9abSbur9 babe erparten fGnnen. Die
Selbftrerleu9nun9 res Saufes 5absz
burg eri6etnt um 10 9rH6er, ais Waria
Mrelaipe Die S6weter teS GrsberspAs
&atner unb 0emobltn Gtetpr Gmma=
nuels Dor Gram seitprben lei.
Gin anrerer Correspondent ia9t:
ueber ben Gmpfans Der IL. Sterbez
iatramente feitenS pe6 8Bniss miro
Splsences mttgetbeilt. Nls per
slrst ben &Int9 %ermabnte, er m69e it6
auf ben COB YprbereiterL perlanete
perlelbe bel leinem 5pffaplan Nn,inp
81 beidten. 1te'er elite barauf gum
CARDINAL icar, INN Snltructipnen su
nebmen, Der GarrinalzS icar fpnnte
Jpn ober ntdt empfanset1, unp man
rtetb ibm, rirect in ren Nattcan gu oe@
ben. DUrt anSefpmmen, irurce er ~
9letd gum I'll Sater su9ela0en Der Jpn
Ypulte Tacultdten 9ab, ren Sterbenpen
Don iecer Geniur gu lGien unp ibn Den
Npotoliiden Se9en gu 'iberbrinsen.
Der 6cffaplan febrte rarauf gum
9uirinal surid unp bIrte bic Setdte
@ietpr Gmmanuels, ber bel ser Ma6@
rtdt bon rer liebeSplen0 eltnnun9 hes
parfes bis gu 9brdnen 9eriibrt MUIR
Dc, uno feinen Sei6tpater beauftraste,
ben papft ;u Bitten ibm aues llnredt
oaS ct ibm unb Ger &irde setban baz
be, 3u persetben.
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Sic itpei dlteifem Mdmner.

3uNpnipp tmS Connie Department,
1T Elm Diplomat 9eitprben, per Elm
Glitter spn 1902 Sabren uno feds Mpz
naten errei6t bat. Qurwig Stephan
MirYault mar 1775 9eboren uno fab
alio rie &eeterun9en 2ucwis'S XIV,
surmis's XVI, Die &epplutipn, ros
&aiierreid, 2nrmis XVIII, &arl X,
9upwis pbilipp, Die sweite @epubltf,
pa6 spette &aiierreth uno Die brittle
&epublif an ftd> ppriber;teben, 81
bate unter 9afaYette ben nprpamert@
fanil9en Treibeit6fries mitseu1adt uno
unter 2upwts XVIII ibrtsen5 in
untersecrrneter SleIuns, Dem otplp@
matiiden Corps onseb6rt. Na6 ber
&epplutipn BON 1880 nabm ct ais 9uz
ter 2estttmtlt ieinen Nbl6iep unp YER
tpaltete bic Sitter ce5 Marauis bon
gaupeuil in oer ptcarpie, rp ct DOR
einisen Sa9ea 9e%ltprben 1T.
Nm 10. y. 81. tarb III Iriet Der
@rete Clinton Mitlancic> 1peldem muir
mebr bret Mpnate feblten, I'm ia
9ebensjabre ppu su sdblen, Oerielbe
mar ant 10. Npril 1864 seboren.
Mebrere Greunpe baben bel6loien, fit
ben REINFORCEMENT welder pieueidt Der
dlteite Menld GurOpa's mar, Elm feterz
lides 2eidenbe9dnsnib ;u n%eranitaIz
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-09

Sartbcl. 0ecrsepiB aus Grpatien,
einem Seruialempilaer, Der etnlt feIbf
Sabre lang in tiirftlder @efaneenidaft
oelhma6tet bate. sic fibrt zen 81
tel &pn ben Sitten Der Ilrten ode
Turcarum moribusl perbreitet ii6
iiter ibre &eliaions@ 0ebrdu6e, 9anr>
bau, &rissSwelen, bic Dran9iale Der
rpn ibnen unterjodten Gbriiten uno
entbalt cine Yreriat 9esen Die Girten.
0aS Mertmlrpiate earin 1T ieoph,
mad elmer @eisiasuns auf Die peitere
Musbreitun9 Der tirfiiden 5erri3att
bic auf ZEN llntersans Der Sdrteu III
Dem atidlieeencen Sab !: Hristianon
(6rifli6es) Kelci (S6wert) chrichar
(eri6eint cter miro seSpsen) oil (ipelz
des) Turch. (cen G1rfen) %gheressine
(ednsli6 rcer b~eimwdrts) tuschure
Gin Die Sludt fdlasen wtro.) lleber>
fest man nun, na6 rem GorSar,S zines
preueil6en Sbeclo9en (9rectserS 6re@
&c III S6Gneters) rfe 8crte lattinii9
init
i'll DIV VI WON L
Ii [
Christians gladius apparebit qui
Turcam late p~rohlgabit,
70 befpmmt nan drcnosramattl6 q.
+. inpem mat, bic rSmtiden 8udtaben
Die suslet6 cine 3abl t%epeuten, su&
iammenseltelt unp sdblt bic 3abl
1877. 81 nun raS S6wert etnen
driitliden &6nis bepeute, Der Die Stir
fet NIT Srpfer 9eeresmaat erpbern,
prer einen 8erflnpiser hes Grange
liums, Der rur9 feline 2ebre bic Iirfei
su unierm 0lauben befebren peroe,
rariiter ldBt ftd na6 0eprsiepib
itreiten.
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SSpcb cimrnal Nictpr 0nn=
manuel.

3cm, II. San. gictor emmanuel
1T enplid i'm pantheon betseleBt. Sb
CT bort bleiben ptrp, 1T nod unsemib,
ba bic Scee aufsetaudt it, bas panz
tbecn sum Sesrdbnfsort Der %setp5bnli<
den ~srceen" Staliener gu MAIDEN, fit
bic t6nislide Gamilie teoO6 in ber
Stride ct. Maria beslf Mneeli cine
Gamiliensruft ber3ulellen. Der beuz
ti9e eei6en;us mar srosartis unb int
poiant. Gr sins pom auirinal aus
uno beweSte iid our6 Die Straeen
Auattrc 6Ontune, piassa Barberini,
@ta bel Sabuinu, 9tassa bel popplp,
Gpr1r, gia Sata, pta;sa bella 0tinerpa
unp piassa &utonpa betm pantheon ;
alio Elm @es bon ~penisitens elmer
Stunee. Der Bug felbif cauerte an
rter Stunoen. San; &pm mar auf
BEN Seinen, um pies in Der ewiz
gen Start ME selebene Sdauiptel, bel
welden bic oanse Ma6t hes neuet
&6nisrei6es aufsefibrt purbe, su lez
ben. Der 6lasseni6muf Der Straz
fen seiste jeppd, pte sewBbnlid1 bic
Spaltuns oer SepSlferuns in spei
setrennte 5eerlaser: Elm 5aus mar
befaS9t bas anrere ni6t. 3pm bate
in ben lebten Saser ieinen Gbarafter
sana gednoert. .SOnit 1Iebt man meit
nur GSner unc NuSldncer auf ben
Straeetl lebt aber mar cas pberitaliez
nil6e Clement pprwieseno. , Belpnz
cerS ptempntelen unb 9pmbarcen ma
rem sn S%aulenoen bierber seltrSmt uno
our6;csen III 5aufen bic Stabt; ibre
Hetle mar tbnen iebr erlei6tert nor.
ben, ba bic Sabnen so ia Is prp,ent
Sarifermabtsuns sewdbrt batten. Auz
eerbent batten fat idmmtli6e beoeuz
tenoe Ne9terunssz @pueeien uno Mus
nieipien Sertretsr seianot ferner bic
meilten ltberalen UNI aud bic republiz
fantl6en Gereine. 3ubem tparen 3O,z
900 neue Splraten nod Apm aescaen
pprcen. 60 fdien cine ueberidwenz
n,ut19 Noms eur6 pas liberale Sta
lien itattsefunpen su baben. Die Ii
beraIe Yartei 1T renn aud nit pieier
Denomination auberOroentli6 sufrie<
ben. Sic nennt piefelbe Elm 1,eues
plebiieit. sic besei6net ie ais cine
liserale pilserfabrt gum &Snta Gictpr
emmanuel se9eniber ben fatbclilden
gtlsersiisen gum papt i'm Yersaneenen
CONNER. Sa eS 1T aus mandea 3etz
turssz Nrtifeln III f6lieBen, bab bic Ii
berale 9artet init slbiidt bic Demon
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gft gto6e Ruf
I'D 9ssetine Iii alien atsilen res eanbes
bat ais cine
9rpbe unb quite Mebiatn

unb tie 1dTe BON anertennenten 3eusuiHeu III Elm
reidenter Berets istnss srpfen gBerttes. IS rirb ron
Ner;ten uno Mppttefern enrfCtlen. Ale 8lu.- Reinteer
fann es ni6t Ibertrrffen mereen.
0egetine lit ni6t ais SantS 8etrdnf ron fhlebe
TEN giaucr setaa6t, relSsr has Ssfen ruintrt. itatt es
81 lfdrfen.
GenIsen ni&t tie rielen 3eusniHe III feiren @unaeu
jetem p~ernInftis ~tenfenteu @enf6en? Man tefe bteiei.
ben une es rtrs tein 3reifel tetr ~befteten. SIN rieIer
Sdaen tcren MIR ron Qeuten, ta6 fe teinen Nuseruf FIR
Tire 66mersen une Qetten Fnhen tSnnen, ME 4. g. no
Der game 86rper ron Sercpteln ansefreiien lit. 81
es ni6t binret6eneer 8ewets ter 9tilfraft tes 0eaez
time, trenn es SGmersen %entfernt, ben &rrper reiniet,
unb aIe 8rautteiten baraus e~ntfernt? 21enn @eaes
tine htes Nles ttut. TT es ntdt 10 gut wte ~bertefen,
bds es aud Gu6 teuen rrirb, trenn Shr leitet. QDpter
bteie arcse Dtrtune 2 Wetl Is i'm glut, TN cireulirer,
ben Sluteunt, arbettet unb tn Der Itat ter arose
SlutsH etrtser TT. Die meiiten .&rantteiten ents
i~prtngen aus hem 8lut, unb feline Wett,ir, relbe nint
brett earauf ttnwirtt, hat @runb ;ur Iuerfcnnuna.
g8enn tas 9lut ieblps une trdse rirb. entrefer tur&
Wetter- 9 erdnteruns Dter &lirna sgBeGf tI terbeisefdtrt
peer tur6 Mansel an Seresuns, unreeelmdstee Didt,
ceer aus trsere enen dneern 0runte, 70 lit eS tas
@eaettne. rel6es bas 9lut ipieter ~erneuert, tte fau.
len Sdfte auei&ettet unh ben ean;en &Grper Wteeer
lfdrtt. Ierlte, iomrtl ais Qaten seben gu, las tas
9Fanjenret metr 9etltrdfte In fb bires ais tae
MtneralretG. 9egettne befett aus gDurieln,
&inben unb &rdutern. GS bat einen dnaenetren &c.
f6mad unb tann Ctne Na6tteit e,nen1 Rinbe aeeeben
perhen. 8rau&en sic es? 36sern Sic nihf Is ,u
branEen. STE peresn es ntenals bereuen.
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Gime NrDpbe;eimm9.

Cine alte @eislasuns perbient in
f. fern Sea6tuns, als fie peer cine
dbnlide Ginfub auf 8aiier Nitolaus
GntidluF, Die SIttei su betriesen sez
iitt haben ipQ. Sn zen Sabren 1914
bis 1867 er1dten in serl6iepenen
Spra6en unp AuSsaben, @ittenbers
Unit Gurrece BON Otelan@tbpnl &om,
2eipen, antwerpen, cine S9rtft BON
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VEGE'TINE
fam nt9t Ibertrcfen perben.

GtarIe5trmn.
Gerrn S. g. Steoens.
Siermtt bsieuse i'd, ba6 i'd SIR .gtut. Mittei"
Qe8ettne) rnetrere Sdtre tintur6 in rneiner So
mtlie sebraudt babe, unb Id bin ter MNidt, bae es In
Jdaen ron Se,Upteln Oter trebFssn MusiGl1sen pier
Setcen nt6t Ibsrtrpffen perten fann.
bette. pel&e Id je ~sebrauft babe. SD lam eaber ttefe
nit sutem @ewiTen beitsns empietlen.
NGtunesrrn
Irs. 81. q. Ninsmprc.
an D.E-V - 4
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ueber Baltimore.

fob.en reasIudeie ale ~sisr,efn Gage ,pif&en Bremen
nns Baltimore aHs nesmsn gadasisre ~ biaisReaRa.
ten an.
Reifeuht teoba6tunssDertts g0rsaee aufmerffam, pds
6s htefe Reife init unfern G6ifen bietet: Tis wogs.
etere fab aater Dtatf&eH. iSnnen flo aifs mil Sssers
mann seradnsiesn 0tne Z pImstf&sr 40 eebraa6sn.
Tlnassn ave esasm etiff In eas anasre rie kti iRa'
reetsn Retfen fneet niht fatt lie gaGaaiere aeken In
SremsH fceletG an Scrb tes S~ceaRhomsferS nab sere
lafea ~bsufelbeu erf In Salttmpre.-
DTT 2auhuRaeptaB htefer DampffGtffe I'm Hafttmsre
1T jae!stT Dept Der Baltimore uub Efis Gtlenbatn,
rtl@s Danastse Won uHb mad hem Ieaen 40 biniaes
ReU Drrt nab philadelphia.
Sts 4ntantt her Dompff6ife rtrs tps TtSst fir
ans ~tGtan2ettuten eef6lrHen, 70 ta6 he GiHraHfeer
nEDt efr Vefaff ~aaeeeiest fHt Won getrieern ttf6pias
wv y nesffH, mas tn anberu 6afenpl6stH Killer 70 oft
Neeea GraAt nuh paFaee IN ttefen IN kttr 5inG&t
srSfetknsrtrtttu G6iHea reute man f6 an tk Ge~
neral GaeHteM
80. GbumaHer s. SO.
Rr. S. Gsutb Gay Gsr.. Baltimore
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Bottom. Is. Sebr. 1871.
5enru 81. Stepens, GSa.
9Dertter 6err Sci eiuem Satre lit Id an auae.
rre!ner GdrdGe. 8egettne wurte mir benerS emf.
pirtlen uue bat mir rielen Gprtteii eetrabt. Sd tobe
ben Grtitel sebraude unb mad eent Getrar6 rerfdie.
Ssner 4lafden rurte i'd mteter t~ersefeut. SD Bin
surert6ttg. bag ss feline tefere Mtebisin fir he BGae
siebt, mrtnr @eeettne e~fnpfptlen trirt, unb i'd
r1Shte es alen OeneR befens empfetlen. trel6e Ter
Gtdrtuus uub @teeerterfeuune ttrcr @efuntteit be,
hurfea. M6tunssYrn
II. {. Nettenatn,
Ttrrnd 9. VI. pettereid & &C..
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Ser arpfe Ge9mlatpr.

MaIariIhe Sietcr,
; peioen Der Gin9epeibe, unrcrraulthteit,
@eiitige acknowledgements,
nnrute,
~llebeltcit, Colt, 0clblutht,
Nerpcen arrflhmer;
GcrItrpiuns unb @altgfeit.
Sra1et bic ron llnperedulidteit pber Saaenleifet
@ebeilten, bic Spfer re8 f1lten Ntebers, lnb ee Dlertrs
rial Sranfcn, ipeidpe Scnafcn, Die tie tbre @elunotett,
ibren frbbliden 0etit, itren aprettt rleccrselpannen
Sic rereen Sud antlpprteu vDurG ben 0ebrauH rnn
Simmons Liver Regulator ="
OieIe nit 0tedt %berutmtc MeGt5iR re9ultrt bic geber,
~befbroert bic Tere1uunJ uno befeltt9t paS Grlieri 9e9en
rnalariibe 9eioen.
Nusiu3 ana eineln grefe res
Gtrenlperthen Nleranrer $.
StepenS: q, &c aebraude ses
~legentlltb, lrenrl rletn 3l1tanD
c5 %erfcreert, Dr. Simmons
Liver Regulator, NIT ouz
tenn Grfpl9. Gr pirtt milc
nno betcnint mir better ais
bur6srcifenccrc Seilntttel."
SerfopfnnN.
9euantB be5 Sbcrrthter8 ron 0ecrata.
sd bdte Simmons Liver Regulator 9caen Qertrp<
luna Ger G,n9eneire, irelte rurt rrrubcraebence unprrs
nuns Der geber berrprgernfen iriro, rdbrcno Ter leben
crei rper pier Sabre anaeranrt, unn irar tets nit ent=
ihiepenen Grfcl1c, renn er mad @rr DRIFT getraudt
nuroe. SD balts lbn fir Elm pDril9lidt5 9eilntttel fir
Seipen Der 2eter. Dies lit ,reni llten5 meme TerNRlihe
G~rFabruus bciialid res @ctr1rhes ~relelten.
.0iram 8arner, St"rribtcr pen 9ecr9ta.
Original nnD al in d:1t tcrecftcGt bon
j. Iii. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Brel8 81. .3u babeA eei aucn Orussiiten
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