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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27
States 4ess@a6I; Premiums 255z@255s
fBy Telegraph

fBy Telegraph
NEW YORK, June. 26.-Money closed easy
All aH(a3 7s cent Exchange closed quiet at 4S7 q
4so Governments closed strong, currency g
1220125. Pacific Railroad bonds. closed as fol.
ioWg: Union frsts 11214@112N, land grants
i13K@1i4. sinking funds 1142@115 Centrals
ii Tha afonk market was strong and higher In
the early dealings, especially for coal shares,
witch we're active and ADVANCED A@11 Y cent =;
Delaware, Lackawau and Western advanced ahn
GLANCED chan Ss hands. The general list advanced A@
This we followed y b rsaeten q q
Granger shares and coal stock.
The FoIInurino uare the closing bids:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27
,r,erc;al and Financial Matters.

Il ..or continues dull and dropping. Busi-
A ,vesterday In the staple was very re-
.,1ss the sales only amounting to 300
81 Adyices from Liverpool and New York
III unfayorable. At the close the feeling
au,et and prices nominally unchanged.
~ stock of cotton at this port 10 now
IN ha1ea. against "a, Ia bales last year. OF
sm611 bales are in the presses, unsold or
s, III orders, and 1888 bales are on ship
= kEIs THE stock ut New York comprises
rs bales.
s.ssr commanded some attention yester-
IN Arm prices, but molasses was quiet
dsasy
{ s,rnlies at the grain landing were plenti-
Y .nd The market was easy and active for
oats we're offered freely, but the de-
~ was not large.
~ deal III -four yesterday was fair III
.sut and the tone of the market easy.
III 17g5 barrels. Corn meal, judged by the
E n repprted, was active and lower.
Hss1isions in the trading showed no change
] .ycps. except for bacon clear sides, which
81 y. marked up re. Dry sailed shoulders
s. ,teady, but all other products Of the hog
zsIsuuiet and easy.
ma was considerable activity In the mar
j u N state securities yesterday, though the
80 MI far below those OF the previous day
magnitude.
qss9eneral opinion among operators seems
q settled that the Convention will permit
80 of the debt to remain untouched, and
s.s holding that belief have great con-
ssshea ID The ultimate high standing OF State
,.ssa Ia this and other markets.
sfsmsoIs closed firm at 4e5sD461s, against
1u,6a4sN Oh Wednesday, with sales at the
s,sanee Of s25o,ooo. In New York Louis
ia 7Consols opened yesterday at As, and
~ al 45146o4511aa, with sales OF $4,000.
mn Premium Bonds closed at 2511s@255s,
A. xarr,e DID, on the previous day, with only
dxfported sale OF $1,000.
M official report of the National Cotton
Range Of America for the eight months
~lac May 81, gives the American spinners'
,shus I'D to that date as 1861 1922 bales. In
M III the same time, 1t was 1,O72 ,607 bales
lstter In the New York Times, from
asDyille, 3. O., gives cheering reports from
s. Y eptton mills In that State. Despite the
u sfaI depression Ia business from various
1ns, the cotton goods manufactured by
fN mills increased Ia quantity and inn
ststin quality and found ready sale.
1N Boston Transcript states that the Old
6b0y Railroad has paid damages to over GOO
1rcus injured by the Wollaston disaster
nnmtang to $25o,000. It Is understood thai
kwnpany will pay no dividend in July
skDQ year Of dividends lost on account 81
kaedient -
fbe police force Of New York costs thai
1926, $50 per annum, besides $4,000 FOL
miles. repairs and incidentals. The presi
WI receives $4,000 year, each com missioner
10, the superintendent $4,000, the inspectors
n 5000, captains $1,000, sergeants $500
Sapatrolmen $1,000.
md learn from the circular OF Messrs q. +
nrence u %. that the receipts OF butte1
\ cheese during the week ending June q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

s me G1nc1nnam and ST. Louis papers lepolo
staaks all holding good SURPRISES. The
Wiz 81 Memphis, we learn from the Ava
nMe. have over $3,O00,0o0 lying Idle for the
III of employment. while 10 Chicago the
nks report steady Increase In deposits,
Zone Of the banks In that city, giving
ndhg bunker as authority for the state
N, rays the Chicago banks hold 30 per cent
kH deposits than they did on the first OF
MI
lMIlot was taken In the New York Pro-
M Exchange on last Friday to decide
sher the members were In favor OF a new
Wing and of appropriating the surplus
~ amounting to about four hundred and
1ty.fye Thousand dollars, for the pur-
ef site and for building purposes as
lnnended by the committee appointed 70
ddsr this question. The result was: In
n 772o; against, 2s2.
eadvance In the price Of raw silk is be-
ing to be felt in this country as well as
hppe. Not less than month ago fine
alk could be purchased for from So IS to
VIPER pound, and some thoughtful manu-
sufeiB, more especially In Paterson, Nd,
fln large stock. With the utter failure
MIIalian and partial failure OF the French
the article has gone up to 81 and $40
Pound. In the meantime the price OF
a&etured goods is steadily rising, and
afesses and ribbon will again become ex-
accommodates.
selmagine that there are very lew per-
who ever read the finely-printed
Nations on their policies Of insurance.
~ who do read them are, as a general
ksunable to interpret their conditions
Oatthe assistance of counsel. And yet,
worry, the stipulations are part OF the
zact. and control the rights OF all par
III Is evidently for the interest OF the
tanee companies, as for their patrons,
the real contract between them should
u plain and SO easily understood that
mean be no mistaking Its terms and the
Miles under it. According to the New
tJonrnal OF Commerce proposition -
VI the Board OF Underwriters to adopt
M and greatly improved form OF tire
tsaee policy, Ii place Of the Cd me print
eits intricate restrictions.
= bis speech at Cincinnati the other day
Khitelaw Reid, editor of the New York
oane, said:
s6ok for the day when. printing paper will
E below its present price, and rest thls
ION the simple proposition that q manu-
LED article, the process OF manufacturing
Is easy and comparatively cheap, can
nng continue to be sold at SIX cents per
when the bulk Of the raw material en-
Rtnto 1t grows in the forest, on every MIL
Ind can be bought at 50 cord. The dis
Y4don between the cost Of the raw mate
I'D the cost OF the manufactured article
great to be permanently maintained. It
sae enough paper makers have only the
osest margin of profits now; but better
uses for making wood pulp, and I'M
1d machinery for converting itinto paper,
surely come. So simple manufacture
saot continue forever adding Thousand
snt to the cost of raw material II uses.
interesting decision has been recently
ssred by the Supreme Court OF Indiana
sng 70 damages from the railroad strikes
~ A Mr.. Jos. F. Hallowell brought
W recovered In the court below Tor Gam
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27
ComMERClAL.
G aS a.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

nFE1NE OF NEW ORLEANS UEMUUKAV, T
Thursday Evening. June 2s. 1879. !
epTTON-Under the influence Of unfavora-
hla ranorts from abroad the market here ruled
nntet with sales OF only 300 bales.
The following is the official closing OF the
Ta+tcn Tvchanra. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

ffe police force Of New York costs that
Efy$s2e, $50 per annum, besides $4,000 for
plIes repairs and incidentals. The presi-
III receives $4,000 year, each commissioners
u, Tie superintendent $4,000, the inspectors
VI $1,000, captains $1,000, sergeants $500,
RabatrOlmen $780,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

The foregoing statement is 9 true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Company,
THOS. a. ADAMS. President
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this seV.
enteenth deg Of May .; 1879 .ua
ALFRED INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved after
paying Ten Per Cent in cash 70 the stockholders,
and carrying to profit and loss s15,740, on ac-
count Of the Mechanics and Traders. Bank
stock held by this company, and also further
sum for shrfnkage IN values, to declare q dtu--
dend OF Twenty Per Cent In cash on the net
participating premiums, payable on Monday
sixteenth Of June next
Trustees.
TEos. a, Adams, Jno g. King,
Sam5l b. Newman, Fred'k Camsrden.
SamI H Kennedy Joseph w. Stone.
John Phelps. George Martin.
Adam Thomson, Alfred MoulEon.
Henry Abraham, Z. g. Jurey.
Victor Meyer Edward Male.
Jnaenh Bowling. Geo. w. Sentell,
EdW'd J. Gay, Paul E Mortimer.
Simon Hernshefm, John V. Moore
Simon Forcheimer. w. B. Conger,
Jos, b. Wolfe. Henry III. Preston.
r. 3. Post. Reuben q. Bush.
EdW'd Pilsbury. Jno. ID. Parker.
mVN 6m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

1be Boston Transcript states that the Old
6bny Railroad has paid damages to over 600
1pcDs injured by the Wollaston disaster.
snumting to $3.50, 900. It Is understood that
HWnpany will pay no dividend in July,
slkiDO year Of dividends lost on account OF
|teaaef1ert
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

The Board Of Directors. at meeting held on
the twenty second day OF January, 1879. after
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend to the
stoekholders haxe Tsg2lyed ,,t Il PAX Pay, Cash
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81, 1878. said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day OF
January. 1879
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

mi official report Of the National Cotton
| .Aanpe Of America for the eight months
|nha May 81, gives the American spinners'
tstas 10 to that date as 1,2G2, 1922 bales. In
! m III the same time, 1t was 1,072,6o7 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dume stIn.

By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

lstter In the New York Times, from
3ssDyille, 3. O., gives cheering reports from
ntton mills In that State. Despite the
IsraI depression In business from various
ures the cotton goods manufactured by
~ mills increased 10 quantity and i'm
srtttl quality and found ready sale.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

&Ee learn from the circular Of Messrs. G. E.
arence u 90. that the receipts OF butter
h cheese during the week ending June "a
Rsas follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

The foregoing statement is q just true and
orreet transcript from the books Of the Conn
panV. JAMES i DAx. fIeS10ehl.
sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
ty-seeond day Of January, 1879
a. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

The above statement Is q Just true and cor.
rect transcript from the books Of the Company
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
q. ". Norr, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the ninth
day Of June. 1875. JAMES FAHEY.
Notary Public.
At meeting Of the Beard OF Directors. held
on the ninth day OF June. 1875. It was resolved
to declare cash dividend OF twenty per cent on
the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81. 1870. parable on the third
Monday Of July next.
Also. to pay to the Stockholders. on demand
interest at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
on their stock.
DIRECTIONS:
P.Maspero. D. Fauo.
]. ]. Fernandez. EDWARD IoD5.
Paul Fourehy. y. a. unaHral1.
John Geddes. ~. ". Smltn.
Jno, 3. Lal1ande. Ohas Lanhe.
ia14 am B. w. Taylor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-27

ainteresting decision has been recently
sefed by the Supreme Court OF Indiana
w TO damages from the railroad strikes
H. A Mr.. Jos. F. Hauowen brought
W recovered In the court below Tor dam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-22
turlrt ourd
Rabwap's SarCaparillian iifCOIufnt.

@broniide Sranfbeiten, Suo6eniraB pcroor6en
Sdite i'm Sute jtropbuloie arantbeiten, unnatirber
9abituS, SopbiliS uno Senere, Steberluunoen dlros
ntite ooer alte Geibuire, SaSlus, eneliide Sranf.
belt, peiBe Sdmcluugen, Grin6topi, Gje6drmutterz
Seoen, Sre6ie, Drfieni6pclun9en, Snoteu a6Seb4
run9 bes SorperS, BuiteIn uuo Ausihldge, Sdmdren,
Spspepiia, ytterenz uno Blaienleoen, d1roniidler
RbeulnatismuS unb @t6t, Sbpinoiu6t, SlaIenitein
uo @rles ioute Abarten oer Obi9en Sranfbtiten be-
uen btsmetlen anbere gtomeu gegeben perocn.
lStr bebaupten, oaB eS tein 6etannteS 0eilmitteI
9i6t, mebes fb 9e9en oiele Srantbeiten 70 iuirtam
eriUetit, Dte Naoioan's Heipioent. 95 turirt olz
m6lig, aber ider uno pom @jrunoe aus, uno ieBt bic
etoenoen &betIe pteoer in geunben 3uitan6. &S
tbut Ocm Snbtuid)iutn6en 0ee &orpCre SinbaIt
uno UerIor9t Dae SIftem NIT gciWuoem SItite,
aus melhem ncues Ofateriol 9e6iloet mro Dies lit
Die erite 1Slrtun9 oon OsaoiuaD's Ncipipeut.
5n Sduen, no bas Spltem ourtb 2lnb6uiuug oorr
Utertur, QueditIber ODER couoiiuem Su6limat In ben
9nofen, Gelenen H. {. 10. 9eIitten bat, uoour6 Snoz
dbeniraB, enghe Sranf9ftt, JiGdgratSfriimmuuq,
Serrentung, DeiBe SdlWeuuug II. 0er9l. perlriaht
nurOe, LOOT oa5 Sariapariiltau oieie Jdeoerlhldge
aui ln0 entiernt Die GeI6mulit aus Dem Spieme.
sSenn OeIenigen, meIdbe beie Uieoi5iuen Sur Sur
6routi6er, ippbthber oOer ropbuloIer Stranfheiten
9ebrauen, lc Die HIr aub nod 10 lan9iam, iid vbeI=
let hblen," cine al9emene 3un0bme ibrer &rdte uno
ibre5Sorper9eptheS fpabrne9men, 10 i0es etn itde=
res 3ehen oer Iortlbreiteuoen GeneIung. ju oerarz
tigen arantbeten Dlro Is NIT bem Batienten enueber
belier ooer iblimmer-oer &ittoIi i'm Spfteme ble6t
ntht untBGtig; Denu or uidbt gehemmt uno aus bem
Slue pertreuen miro, 10 Der6reiet er idh uno I6brt
iort, ole Contribution Su ntergraben Sobalo d1 Der
Battent 6ei'm @ebrdutbe oes SarInparilian better
fublt," mtro er ithnollt al geiunobeit, Strait uno
6teh 5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-22
sta0t Baltimore.

Son ben @ert d) tS i fen perben belte
mir oas gSaiieugerift uno oa8 SuHoeSbe5irfS=
9riht III Situng iein,
Jtld]t fuenlger, ais neun5ebu Nnfla :
gen baben Die @roBgei6porenen bes &reis9ez
ri6ts fir 8altimorez& &ountp gegen Sran5 0e~
bilius, @igentbiilner oes yNorDz Yoint-Sipoz
H." me9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES obue @onz
seion erlaiien. 9urd) einen @rlab Der Sc
ietgebung 1T Der Spirituoier=SerfaIf in Sol
lp=@rope (oem jetigen SiuolD, tpeldes friiber
unter Der Serpaltlng BON Semperen5lern
itanb, unteriagt. aud) abolpb @riinbut uuO
@onrao yteiobarb bat man ipegen gSaarenper=
fauis auf oenielben 8ergniigungsplabe obne
@ou3eiiion peri6iebentltf i'll 2lnflageitanO ber=
est.
gSegen abpeienbeit BON 8olt.
sci bea III ten, bes Sergeanten 0rofte unb
OeS BaltStiten Sdleib, mfld)e Seioe gum Spe-
3ia!bienite nad Yimlieo beorDert tpareu, muBz
ten 9elteru BIER S6tpinbelproSeiie gegen ben
S6rpar3en Sanluel Stepart uno Der 8roSeB
gegeu @eorg Carroll ipegen SeiteblenS Sem
rid Sollner's I'M llbr unb Jtod I'M @eialnu1t=
mertbe BON $3.50 bonn Griminalridter Einfz
uep bis fommenben Wtontag peridloben peroen.
Sn Spei anoereu 8roSeiien peroanften Die
Ingeflagteu benz gti6terif)einen bon 8oli3iz
item ibre SreiIpre6ung. Sranf Corners uno
9S111. Sbanfep tpllrDen geltern i'm Criminal
gerid)te inter ber aaflage, Charles Srping bon
3tr. rs, 0tileman=Str., Sipet 9t0fe I'M 8ertbe
bon $18 entlperOet Su baben, ,proaeiirt. 9tad)oenl
aae Belai1ungSseu3en bis auf Die BoliSi item
@ibion, Der Die 9lrretur Der slngetlaateu eiiefz
tuirt hattie, unb 0tobgers perrlommen porben
waren, itellte es fid beraus, baB Die Seioen
nidlt i'm @erihtsiaale autpelei1b lparen. Ste8
brahte 8i6ter Binfuep IN Sarniid, unb ais
man linn iagte, 0obgers Jet nab benz noroz
6Itlihen Stationsbaule gegangen, nn1 Die cor
pora delicti 81 bolen, ertIdrte er es fir bDd)it
beirembenb, 6ab berlelbe Die H6fs ltibt Qleid,
friih 10 lIbr in ben @erid)tsiaal mitgebrad)t,
uno iab iid) genOtbist, beioe an9eflagte frei 5l
ipredeu.
Die Weeuterer Der sc Qua Sco-
t a." - Iui aniuhen beS biei9en enqlii9en
| &oniuls Dennis Oonobue nabm 8unoescontz
mlifir Otogers geitern 9tahnlittaq BON Der Qu,
ld)ulbiaun9 qe9en Die ad)t farbiaen Matroien
Ser enalilben Sarfe y9topa Scotia," am
Samlfage auf Der Sabrt Die Sal binab eine
Mtentere1 am SOrb angeSettelt Su baberl, amt
lid)e ytoti3 uno lieb bieielben burd Salfs.
Snnbesmarid)dQe nad ieinem 4mtslofale fiib=
rem, no GapttGn See Gain Don Der Sarfe ltHr
oereu 9ootie anueielb paren. 9aa9 Sera-
tbung nit Capt. Gain bielt er an Die Seelert(
eine Qurebe, III Der er linen guten 9tatb gab
sic befolgten Dieien nne gaben ihre abiidjt gu
erfennen, fiinftig lire Bflid)t gu tbun, tporau
man fie al1f einsm 6emorqlellr uad) annapo.
lis, mo- Die Barfe por Infer lag, brad)te. Oel
| Matroie gStliatns, lpel6er ip1brenb' Der Meu
terei in bic liufe Seite beS Saljes gelfoiiel
| tpurbe, nlllBte suriifbleibeH, UNI i'm SPital
bebanbeh su perbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-22
Selegraplifde 9cpeiaelt.
Snfano- -9epe(dett.
aus Der Sttnoesbaitptitaot.
Seritte Der ~alioctrten 4reie- fir ben .SeutIben
Gorreip onbentenl.1

gSaibingt o II, 81. Sttober.-Ste 5eutige
Steuereinnabme betrng SIP ,249.18; Die 3oaz
einnabne $454, ,472.01.
s. 6. Wtansfielo telegrapbirt aus Hamlins,
g8.zS., on ben Snbtauer=@ =@onntliGr, baB Ell
ieit sluguit 1878 in Oieniten oes a11f Der @bite
8iper Igentur ernloroeten Mgenten Weefer
itanb unb Dem Sfifiale Der ibrigen 8eoien=
iteteu Weefer's nur baourh entging, haB er
nit elmer Oepeld)e SIT Gapitdn Dodge geldidt
mllroe.
SIS tpirb berittet, baB YrGiihent Sapes in
einer nGhlten Sotlfaft benz Sfbmus=&anal<
Proette beionoere geadtuna ,pion1eu tpirb,
uno man meiB, OaB ct Die Nicaragua &oute
begiinitige.
Sine aabinetSftung, pelfer alle Wiit9lie=
Der, nit Iusnabn1e bes Sefretdrs @uarts, bei=
uobnten, fano beute Nadmittag itatt. Die
fiir3ltd)en Snbiauer llurubeu bilbetsll ben
baIptiadlid)en GegenitanS Der Serbanolun9en,
jebob iuurben fetne fueiteren MaBnabn1en III
Dieer Nngelgenbeit fir notbmeuoig eradtet.
Oas Sbabamts=Oepartenlent tpllrbe bsute
burd cine Sepeife aus San Srau5isco benad)=
ridttigt, hab Capt. SEQ. gS. Sailep, Sefebisz
baber bes geiteru aus sllasfa III Gan Sransisco
angefenl,nsllen 3oIbalipfers ,Jiidarb 8uib,"
am I6,ge. SO. pdbrenb etnes beitigen Stllrmss
iiber Yprb fiel unb ertranf.
Ser bieiige tiirfiid)e @eianote baf nod feline
gtadrld)t iiber Die angeblid beabfdti9te aufz
bebung Der tiirfil4en @slanotidaft in @alb=
ington erbalten, obgleid er beretts mebrsre
Oepeldau nit benz neuen tiirflden Minilter
oeS auspdrtigen geipehielt bat. 0as Staats>
Oepartei1ent bat ebenI Ialls nod feline berarttge
ytadrtft erbalten.
SaS @eriid1t cirfnltrt, baS Batentamtsz
eommiiiar Yaine im gegrifis 1T, ieine @eiis>
fatenpraris gu piOn,en, inOem er bird Oi.ie
stn 9rOBsrss eintonlmeu ersislsn ;u tOnnen
glaubt, als ourd) ieii1 Imt. S. &. gfcGamms
ron bonn SuitiSoepartemeut miro als nlutb-
maBllder ytahfOlQer bes Srn 8aine ertpdbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-22
Die oemti6=6itrei6ti6e 2laians.
3nBIano ornbt, iid) nit 1ranfreid, sn perbiin-
Den. - Cine GrfIdrung oer nHprooeuts
idjen sicitang."

Petersburg, 21. Sftbr.-y y@oIos" oriidt
gritaunen iiber Die feinOleltge Spra9e aus,
welfe 2orb Salisburp in ietner am lebten
5reitag abeno su 0tanfeiter gehaltenen feoe
gegen &ublanO fiibrte. 0as erwdbnte Sour
nal bemerft: r@enn itd) Die angeblide beutitz
Ditreifiid]e Illians els Sbatiad)e berallsitelt,
10 mnB ii9 8uBlunO mad Serbiinbeten UNI
idaueu, tuel6e I'M gtotbfalle i'm Hiifen bes
Seiubes operiren f6nnen. 2or6 Salisbury
fat 5uBlanb uidt MIR Die augen ge0ffnet,
ionoern ibm and 6anOlungsfreibeit perlieben." 4"
in, p. Sftbr. pie NorSbeutld)e
3eitnn9" erfldrt beSii9lid er9leuBernn9en 9orp
Sali8bnrp'S iiber bas Observation-Disclosures
einiontmeu: ,Sb bieies llebereintommeu Die
9eitalt zines formellen idriftliGen GertrageS
angenommen bat, miro Dem praftiiden Bolis
tifer - nit $otuitd)t auf ben ginfluB bes gin=
perifdnoniiies auf Die gegenmdrtige Sad)lagc
- pollfomnIen gleld)qiilttq erld)einell."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-22
Rao,paD's Steady Nelief

uerebt ME- in elmer bis smonsig Dtnutcn bel einer e=
ji9en 9riinollben AppliGton Sdjmerien Su liHoern,
lBe beftig uuO aualuou aud Der ShmerS iein mag,
ben Die nit Jtbeumatismus, Jieuralgte nerp 0en 9eiz
gen, 3taOwaDe Weaop 3eIict miro au8enbIidIide
ginoerung 9eUGbren.
@nt,amoung DER gs:cren, oer Ylaie, Der Ginses
iuetoe, SonBcItiou Der Sunger, SSeiIerfctt,
acknowledgements, SSrrSflopfen, S5Diterie, Ssas
tarrb, 9tpbt1sritis, Group, cjrippcil, Saopf=
i9cB, 3abniueb Reuralgie, Hbeumattsmns,
fGiter Sd)auer, sSishcr, sSroitbeGIeIi, GuetIdl=
tunuoen, SumnerbcIdIyusroem, SSliten, 9cr=
remfun9en, Sd)nnpieu, Sd,mer;en IN ocrSrnSt,
I'm Wnden tno IN oeu 0!icocrit tueroen augeit=
bLidtidl aeliuDcft
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Wits MfnSfa.

Gan Sran3isc o, 81. Sftober. - Der
0ampfer California" ift BON Sitfa in Sort
2ounienb angefomnlen. Inter ben Snotanerit
inn Gbilcot- @ebiete iinb beSenflihe llnruben
aus9ebro6en, uuo @apitdn SearOslee bonn
&riegsoampfer vSamestoipn" bat cine Mann=
idaft abgeIdidt, nm ben aufrubr 5u unter-
Oriifeu. Die I'M 9luguit eiugeiette propiiori=
ide 6egierlng bat iid auf9el0it, inoem bic
Seamten in @rmangeluus geietlider autoritdt
gtiht5 ausriften fonnten. Die @rubenleute
befiirlporteten bic @tabliruug elmer anoeren
HeaierltuaSIorrt.
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@arnMMa.

Qle Seilmittcl, bic, i'm lle6ermaBe genommcu, 6as
2e6en 9eidbrben fonnen, ollten permieoen tper6en.
WOrpbtum, Opium, Strpfnn, 9rnica, SuosciamuS
unb an0ere itarte Site linocrn mObl iu 9euen 3eiten
BatenteH mdbreno ibrer 28rtung aui 0as Su1tenl.
Cine Smeite Goiis ieoob mag cQs eetoen peri9Iinz
mern uuo cine brittle Ogar Den Zoo 6erbeiiibrel. G$
W our6uuS unnot9ig, oieie ungelpiie Satoren Bu gez
6rauden, fpenn elm poItoes Seilnttel, fuie 9i6o=
mans 1eaoD Heliei Die turdtboriten Stmersen
raider BELT uno peoer tlenen ainbern, nod @ruade>
nen nadt9etlig uer0en tanH.
SGs tuabrc &iuoerun9SmitteI.
Rao pGp's Rea0p Reltei lit oas eiubt9e oetl=
mittel, oaS auSenblitlih S6mer5en lnocrt.
SSuniitg Gents ole SylaSdIe.
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&altcS Eie6er.

aoltes scber fuir6 fir fhn5ig @ent5 urirt @s eidt
etn Semitte in oer lBelt, mel6eS fattes Se6er iino
ale anoeren malariiben, bioien, Sharad=, 6ppbuse,
geIbes uuo anoere Seber (bei Dem aleidSeigen G5ez
braube uon GsnOloaDs giucn) 10 I6neu turtrt, nie
Raomng'e ReaoH 9ielief.
Der G5ebraubsanWeun9 aemdB senommen, miro
eS in lDenigen Augen6Itden Srdmpfe, Uiagendure,
Soo6rennen, SopiWeb, 8iNrrboe, Spienterfe, aoif,
Sldbunsen uno ale tunertthen SbmerSen tltrireu.
heaog HcItef nit iiCb fn6ren. @i1ige 3ropien in
l8aer 9enummeu beu9t Srantbctten uu0 S6mer5en in
5ol8e bon BaiierDehiel uor, Als StimuIrmtteI lit
eS beiier, ais frdn50fder Sruno9 ODER 8ttters.
Berg: nno SyoritGeate iouten tet5 bamit pereben
o.
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SabnnnfaA TIT Nofge clues fnfa=
t,te1t Sd11trfenifretd,S.

VI Gin natt, 2I. Sftober. = G1lle Dc
pei4e oes Commercial" meloet, baB irgenb
elm S6nrfe beute slbenb eine gSeihe aui Der
yMtariettaz zGincinnnati=Sabn BET sltbens, o.,
abii6tlif) falid) itellte, uno baB Die 2ofomo=
tipe, iowie Der @rpreBuaggon oes weitlid) ge=
benben YsrlonenSuges BON bem @eleile Die
S6i6u1g binabgeidleuOert wuroen. Der ST
preBageut s. s. 6aiplep ift tDbtli6 unb Elm
Baiiagier, gtanlen5 Sobu Srid, gefdbrlid
ueripuroet. Der 2ofon1otioiiibrer unb Sei5er
eutfnn1eu fnlIuherharer gSeiia 1I1nerlekt