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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23

FROM $4,000 to 10000 Republicans
of Northern Ohio celebrated the
election Of Hon. c. Charles Foster,
as Governor of that State at his home
in Fosteria. Cannon salutes, illu
minated arches and trains, notices
and enthusiasm, marked the occa-
sion. Mr., Foster was greeted with
tremendous applause. Among otn-
er things the telegraph reports as
saying in his response that he did
not regard the result so much as o
preference for the Republican can
didates, but as indicating that the
people Of Ohio repudiated the issues
brought before them by seft-mousy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23

THERE is a lively fight between
Northern and Southern Democrats
just now. The Rockrooted charge
the result in Ohio as the outcome Of
the extra session, while the South
ern brethren claim that they were
bull-doaed into that measure, aud
cared little for it. 1t makes little
difference which particular section
of the party is responsible, the party
as q whole must pay the penalty of
the obstructive legislation. When
the Democratic rogues fall out the
Republicans profit as a natural con-
sequence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23
ParkiuSon'S Lament.
THOMAS THE RHYMER MAKETH REFERENCE TO
THE NTRACTIBLE DEMOCRATIC BOOMERANG

TUNE-"A rare old plant is the ivy green"
Oh, gay old thing is the Boomerang,
When used in the regular way;
On its sender it never recoils with bang,
In far Australia,
But here in Wisconsin the plagucy thing,
Won't work as it ought to do,
And this is the reason for which ! sing,
And feel uncommonly blue.
Oh, what with its whiz recoil and go.tang.
A plagucy old thing is the Boomerang
IL.
When joseph Rankin stepped down and out,
And stepped up and in
For week or so | was quite in doubt
How the campaign should begin
So started the record of Smith. whom I scored
For having been often elected,
But the Boomerang carried the story abroad
How often J. j. was REJECTED
Oh, what with its whiz recoil and go-tang,
A piaguey old thing is the boomerang
This move having failed, thought Ia begin
To give jim jenkins a boost,
So started his war record (twas very thin
But my statement came home to roost
Twas dsproyed by motion our candidate
made
Upon the convention loor
And the Boomerang, circling round his head,
Recoed on its sender once more
Oh, what with its whiz reco and go-tang,
A pisguey old Thing is the Boomerang
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23
THE STATE TAX.

There has already been published
a comparison, by counties, OF the
State tag proper, as assessed for
this year and last year, allowing a
decrease of fully one third.
We give below the amounts Of
this tax as assessed for ten years
past. The figures are instructive,
and do not require explanation or
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23
REPUBLICAN, ECONOMY.

Two weeks ago we published otfic-
ial figures showing the present State
Administration to have practiced
greater economy IN spending the
peoples money than any for several
years previous; and vastly greater
than under the Democratic rule of
Taylor, whose friends claim that he
had saved the people $500 a day"
Now, we arc prepared to show fur
Their that The present administration
is mindful of the public interests.
The State tax levy for the year 1879,
soon to be certified to the several
counties, is published, and the
amount thereof is $l55, 81 so, against
l,G109l for 1S7S-a reduction Of
SEE, 22J.2J. An average saving
of one-thir0 to the taxpayers of the
State. The reduction of expenses
during the last two years has in
creased the balance on hand at the
present date, SO that this enormous
reduction Of the amount to be raised
can be made with safety Further,
Governor Smiths administration has
demonstrated that the State Govern
ment can be run much cheaper than
it has hitherto been; and that the
benefits of it, rs found in the reduc-
ton Of State taxes for 1879, will eX-
tend into the future, is certain, I'M
less the people allow the manage
ment of State affairs to go into Dem
ocratic hands--of which we have no
fears, if every voter will attend the
polls on the 4th of November.
Ia 1878, the State tax levied on
Iowa county was Sl1 ,569.49, for
1870 it is ST, l40.Si, a reduction of
81. 1886 or nearly q thousand
IotidrS better than one-thlrd saved
to the tax payers of this county.
Prior to 1878, there was a we'll
grounded and wellsustained convic.
tion among those of our people who
had given the matter consideration,
that Iowa county was assessed dis
proportionate!y high by the State
Boards, and paid more than her just
share Of the State taxes. Attorney
General Wilson, as one of the three
State equalizers, has so successfully
presented this matter to his associ-
ates as to secure n considerable re-
duction in the valuation of the coun-
~, and thus in the two years saved
to her people handsome sum. The
voters Of the county will display q
commendable gratitude by remem-
beliug this on election day, and Civ
ing him a handsome home endorse
ment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23
men and . Democratic Congress, land

men and . Democratic Congress, land
the rejoicing was because O. the in
dication that tho election gave that
the country itself in 1880 repudiate
the issues likewise. 1t was not a
boom for Grant or for Sherman, or
for any one man, but for the princi-
pies sustained by the Republican
party. Mr.. Foster concluded by
presaging q victory for the Repub-
icans in 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23

ELECTION returns from seventy
nlre counties in Iowa gave Gear,
Republican, for Governor, a major
ity over Trimble, Democrat, of 81
1913. Two years ago Governor
Gears majority in the same coun-
ties over Irish, his Democratic OPP
ponent was 37,055.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23
Where's the Superiority?

State stands very good cnance OF DeihS
defeated on account of the superiority OF the
Democratic ticket. "-Dcmocrat.
Let's see about the superiority
business
William E. Smith is known as hav-
ing served the people faithfully as
State Treasurer for two terms; and
as Governor for one term, in a man
ner that has not been excelled by
any of the excellent Governors Wis
consin has had, and never equalled
ed by any Democrat.
James G. Jenkins has done-whats
J. NJ. Bingham has proved himself
one of the best presiding officers the
Senate ever had, and one of the
ablest men that ever filled the posi-
ton Of Lieutenant-Governor
Geo. II. King is respectable jew
eler Of Monroe, wholly without ex-
perience or qualification for the po-
siton to which he aspires.
Hans 3. Warner served his coun-
try as a private soldier, was twice
wounded, and once prisoner of
war; has proved an efficient, honest
Secretary of State, and reflects cred
it upon the Norsemen Of whom be is
representative.
Sam Ryan has several years edit
ed respectable Democratic paper.
Richard Guenther has demonstrate
ed his ability and integrity by adj
the office of State Treas
urer so rs to do honor to the Ger
ericans, of whom he is rec
ognized as a worthy type, such as
do honor to his fatherland in his
adopted country.
Andrew Haben has served half a
term in the State Senate, and &C
cepted the nomination for Treasurer
with reluctance, to satisfy a cry for
"a German on the ticket though
he barely knows enough of the Ger
man language to understand its com
monest terms - being, it is said, a
Pennsylvania German.
Alex Wilson is acknowledged to
have made one Of the best Attorney
Generals the State ever had, and
about the only one who has discharg-
ed the duties Of the office without
the assistance of other lawyers at
arge expense. No Democrat even
assumes to question his professional
abilities, his personal integrity, or
circumspection of habit.
J. NJ. Smith has been a lifetime
among us, and by natural geniality
Of character, attained general ac-
uuaintance, and a place of esteem
with the people of this locality. But
that he possesses greater legal ability
(which should be leading consider
ton in selecting legal advisor for
the State), or has in any other re-
spect superiority" to Mr.. Wilson, no
acquaintance of the
two gentlemen will contend.
VIM. G. Whitford has administer
ed the office of State Superintendent
Of Schools in manner attesting his
ability and worthiness to be contin-
ued
Edward Soaring was erstwhile
Republican, to which extent he has an
over his associates. He
has also served term as Superin-
dent, and might have bsen re-elcct-
ed in 1877 but for the Madison DeRs
ocrat having bolted him, on the
ground that he was in league with a
school book ring"
But this canvass is not a personal
The question is not which
is the most genial or eloquent-all
being assumed to be houest-but
,rb;nb candidates stand for tha iptarr-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-23
comment /:

Moral: Keep voting the Republi
can ticket.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
Na6riGte,t aus O6io.

Sn Ginctn natl pegettrt Elm arfter pertrtlps
peter 3eitnn9sbdnbIer, Rdrnens Sobn Sling, tpeIder
fi6 unter Der Sano cine iebr uertbuoae wiiet''
i9aftli9e 8ibliotbef uon $500 8dnoen 5uiarnnters
faufte. @r bat bieIelbe Der 0fentIi9en gibliotbet
iest oeI6enft, neil er beflr6tete, bab Die 8iHer
BET elmer 6euers6runit 8eriOrt perben tonnten.
Sobn SeB, Elm Irbeiter in bet sdsen,ibIe
uou 0iaerp gu arcaOia, fieI Dor einisen Sasen auf
cine 2irfelIG9e unb purben linn 9er5 ,no 9trme
Our6iagt.
Die Daptoner 9oIt5et 9laubte por etnts
oen Gasen eilten gapitaIfans 9erta9t iu baben.
3pei 0autoner, Die I'M 8erba6t ~ftanoer, DOT einis
oen 8o6en in Denper, Gol., cine 8ant I'm $500
beraubt III baber, rpuroen ndmlid BON Setefttue
Sasen pom Cincinnati bortbin ~perfoIst, rno e6 ges
lana ibnt nit Sllfe Der b~orttgen 8oli5ei, Der @es
Iu9ten babbaft 81 iperbeit. Der @tne, George gsebs
ger, iuuroe inbefien bereits auf freien SUB seiest,
ba er s~eniisenb nadweiien fonnte, baB ct Sag fir
Sag in Ieinem @ei6dfte searbeitet babe. Der Ins
bere aber, Samuel Strabler, bat, obne oas formeIIe
eeri6tli6e 8erfabret ab3uuarten, fran5Dli9en &b=
5caieo oenpmmet, inbem CT aus benz StationsbauIe
entpt6.
8pmerStpn n, 6. SUM- gbparb Sn1itb, auf
elmer 6arrt bel Waiterpille pobnbaft, uuroe bet
bent ~oeTtrioen @euitter, int 8e9riffe cine 9eeroe
Schafe ro6 SauIe su treiber, pom 8libe erI9la9er.
Muh uuroen pier S6afe, orei oapon 9eraoe Dor ben
Tiiben SMITHS, %setootet, uno piele betdubt. Sin
Snabe, Der etpa 80 SUB pom Sr1it5 %entferrt rpar,
rparo rtht perlebt. Der l1nfaII e~rei9nete ii9 etua
so GuB BON Der nd6iter 9enS, iino 150 SUP pon
ben nd6ftel 8GIrtet %entfernt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
5tQDt GOlu mbu6.

Die f%oI9enben Sreunbe uno 2eIer oes uMelts
boten" lpra6en am Rtttpob auf u~nierer Office
DOT +. Sipp uno s. 8ursba6er, pon @batfielo;
SEQ. 9%onnenmirtb, pon 8ucprus; .. Sel5er, BON
GIeueIano; .. Marid, bon Soaring; Or. R~Onisias
men, pon Soitoria; s. Salfer, bon 8lanoorf; ".
80reer, pom MarpsuiIe; Soc. 9ietrnar, bon Sars
CATER Geit 35 Sabren 2eier bes 8eitboten)
Son ben 8eprdientanten bet beuti9en 4refie
iaben mir ruGbreno Der Convention bic 9erren Molf,
pom 0ansfielO Courier; Bei9ielbaum, pom
Springfield SournaI, unO Srontnt, ppn p~llniere 3eit"
@biaicotbe.
Die @Oaesen S9iifer uom Stern" III gsIns
fter unb Mtler pom ,8ortsmoutb Correspondent"
batten ii1 CUR bentotrutiIden Gonpentton IN Sebens'
orSbe eineefunOen. Sr. gtiaer, als ori9ineller 8i'
ibopmann, mar bo6erfreut iiber bas ReiuItat; Sr,
| Sdiffer rlft ,Surrab fir G,uin9 uno Hiee. iInlere
n1bften 9ouperneure," troboem bet funtelna9eI
neue stopepipe. 9ut bisies Goaesen int 8eordn9'
od,,,lid ruinirt uurbe. Sci ieiner gtad6auiefunf
tr6itete i'm feline before Sdlfte nit benz 8ernIprnbe
Better oer Sut ais Der Mann", uno bas ruar brau
Golese 8nerr pom ySrennont Courier" mar aud
bier, mir trafen i'm aber ni9t.
8euer i'm 3u9tbauie.- 9rsirtal in fur
zen 2mii6enraumen eri9aLte Die Glarmglode Of,
Rontag &6eno. &ur3 mad 8 nbr uuroen bt
Spriten mad Der 8enitentiarp s~erufen, no apers
Mitbof & DAMS Basenraoer @ertitatt ouf ben
beften 8e9e mar, pon ben SIammen peri9Iunse1
sa 1uerben. Das Seuer mar in benz u~nteriten Stod
mert auseebro9en nao bate ~offenbar i9on etn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
Mniar 8Ichertifh.

Der @artenlaube finftes 9eft fIr 1879 nit
ber Sortietung Der neuen gouele uSm S9iainSs
bof" Don MarLitt, uno Die neueiten 9tlrtrlert oes
8erliner 8a3ar erbielten mir bur4 1~beobalbs
9u9banolun9 tit Cincinnati.
- Set mir Die Sollenoung bes eriten Sanoes
BON 8rofbauS' y&Ietnem Gonperfa
tionss2ertfon" anjeister, iino pier Sefte pom
speiten 8anoe,' bas 21.-24. Seft, erI9tenen; tie
fiibren BEN Eert bis gum artiteI &OIettis fort uno
brinsen on Abbiloun9en sruei Safela glaitii6e
8ilorerte, srpei Safeln Spinnmui 9inert spei Tafeln
Ribli9e 86seI unO cine iebr anidauli9e, auf
rpeibem @runbe ROTH uro i9uar5 seorufte Sterns
farte bes n5rbIi9en 9inlreIs. Sm.24. Seft finoet
ftb idon Elm IrtiteI iber ben &Dni9 ber 3uIufaffern
8eti6wapo, ben Sie9er pom SfanonIa seutb ras
erIte NAL, bag Die i9parse Ntaieftdt, beren 9ortrdt
nod fein GeneaLosii9es Saidenbu6 porfiibrte, in
einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES glat ~sefunben bat.
lleberbaupt IaIIen bic porIiesenoen Sefte oes pte'
oerboIt pon uns empfoblenen 8erfes bon neuert
~erfennen, rpie IorsIarn uno trefflid bofieIbe bearbeis
tet lit uno mie uieI fir ben auffaaenb ~nieori9en
greis seboten rpirb. gu be5ieben lit bas Nerf tn
40 Soften gu IL Gents bur9 bic ruobIbetannte 8n9s
uno 8unftbanbluns uOn 9biIipp 6. TbeobaIo in
Cincinnati, {.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
Mr1t unh Ginbreder.

SIN Miluaufee 1T Der beuti6e 4rSt Or.
Sermann 9toeIe iebt aIs ginbreder uno deb
perbaftet. 9te 8ebeimpolisiiten pabten ibin
I6on felt einiger 3eit auf. NlS man ibn auf
Der Strabe fetnabm, fano man BEL 9ur9.
iu6uns Ieiner 9ai6en 90 0tebsi6IIieL cine
9Ensabl &inse, iopie 3uei 1bren nebit &etten
unb mebrere G~Ieinisteiten. Die 8ebeimpos
Ii5iten besaben iid u%nSeiaumt in bic 8obnz
uns oes Sectors unb fanoen bier einen Gors
roth pon seitoblenen @esenitanben, ber bins
rei9en tpiirbe, Elm gauges 8ei6dftslofal 5u
faQen: &~leioun9sIilde aIer 9lrt, 1bren,
Soften, cine rnmaiie rpertbpoler 9oIoensr
&inse, sesen 40 S9IuieL iiIberne 20ffeL
N%rmbdnOer, Sbrrin9e, 8ro6en, Su6naoeln,
Bidder, Suite, Salstl9er, Striimpfe II. (. 10.
Sfenbar lit 8oeIe Elm Mitslieb elmer 9roBen
8aunerbanoe. Der Doctor lit Elm anIebnlis
der Monn, breiBis Sabre alt, gut 9etleiOet
uno BON Nanieren, Die feinen 3peifel barz
uber laien, bab CT cine quite 8iLoun9 o~enoI1en
bat. st Ia9t: SD muB iber meme Sers
funft, iopie uberbaupt iiber meme SamiItens
perbaltniIle iebe 4usfunft per,pei9ern. Sc
1T sen,9, baB i'd bier in S6intpf unb S3ans
be 9eratben bin, i'd pini9e nidt, baB meme
9erpanoten in 0eutI9lano erfabren, tpte
tief i'd seiunten bin. Mein Slater lit brau.
ben @eiitlider. Sd babe in GreifspaIOe
Webi5in ituoirt uno fam rnetn 9octorotpIom
por3eisen. 8in bret Sabre in Irnerifa, Tern:
tie i6on brauben @nslii6. 8ar in Gan
Srancisco, bann in Cincinnati, furse Belt in
Gbicaao, uno ieit 8 Monoten in NtiImnufee
Sabe iiberaa als Irat praftiSirt. 9o9 fant
i'd ni6t senilsenbe Irbeit, tuedIeIte besbaIt
otter meinen 8obniib. SD uerOiente in WiiI
rpaufee ni6t senus, UNI mein 2eben friiter
gu ~fonnen, besbalb nabm i'd meme 3uflu6
gum gerbre8en. Sabe i3utritt gu ben eriter
SomiIien ssbabt. bod batte i'd ni8t aunoer
Senua. SD serietb in S9ulOen, untersei3
nete Roten, uno, UNI mein Inieben ni9t },
uerIieren, peri9ufte. i'd mir @eID ouf uerbre
aeriI6e @eiie. SD bin BON Suseno auf se
rpobnt s~epelen, itanOessemdB gu Ieben, uni
bic giteIteit uno Elm faIi9es g6rsefibl mad
ten mid gum 8erbre9er."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12

lleber bas IIter peri9iebener
Ibiere. = Sn einem iinsit in 2onbon er=
fdienenen Werte bes 2oro Wiqiam 2ennor,
bas ben 1itel fibrt uMooe iebt uno friber,"
befinoet iid f~olsenoe Nittbeiluns iiber bas
b0dlte 2ebensaIter, wel6es ~einSeIne Tbiere
erreiden. Gin 8dr pirb ielten iiber 90 Sab
re alt, aud Elm 6uno lebt NUT bis gu 90 Sab
rem, Elm 8olf ebenio 90 Sabre, Elm Studs
spiI6en IA bis 16 Sabre. 2Open tperoen
lebr alt; elm FOLDER 2ope, ber ben Naren
9ompep flbrte, erreidte bas 70. Sabr. Das
Our9idnittsalter Der Gidborn6en uno Sa=
fen 1T IS Sabre, ber 8antn6en 7 Sabre.
glepbanten erreiden errpieienermaben bas
bobe Qlter pom 400 Sabren. @ls 9leranoer
Der 9robe ben Snberflriten Yorus beiiest bats
te, nabm ct ibm aud einen sroben glepbans
ten ab, Der TAPER ben 8onis uertbeioist bate,
benannte i'm binfort: uIiar" uno peibte i'm
benz Sonnengotte, nobel ibm bic Sni9rift
ansebanst murbe: yNleranber, Der Sobn bes
Supiter, rpeibte Niar benz Sonnensotte."
60 lieB CT ben @lepbanten l%aufen. Dieier
ieIbe elephant lit mad 354 Sabren wiebersez
fansen porben. S1meine baben ibon elm
Sitter pom 80 Sabren errei6t, bas &binoSeros
baeesen fol- nur 20 Sabre alt ,peroen. Gin
gferb bat einmal i9on bis gu 50 Sabren sez
Iebt, bod iinb font 20-25 Sabre Der 9ur9s
fdnitt. 8aneeIe Ieben bispeiIen bis 5u 100
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12

@roBfnriten gIabimir, iber SebaitopoL mad
Gbarsfoi Selo abSereiit.
Stalien. - Oas Speien bes Getna.
Satanic, 8. Suni.-Der Ausbru9 oes Getna
bat fat aufseb0rt. Ser Slub Der Saoa bat
sanSli9 na9selaIen.
11eberf9wemmunsen - Cine Oepes
ide aus Otisla meIoet: Ser gauge 2auf oes
Muncio unterbalb Mantua lit BON 9roBe1
2asunen umidumt. Ser srOBte Sdaoen 1T
in MaItra, Is Metlen nnterbalb Utantua
anseri9tet porben, moielblt Der go einen
See BON unsefabr 30 &ilometern 2dnse unb
Is Sill. 8reite 9ebiIbet bat. Die 8ewobner
Der lberi6uemmten Diitrifte lasern auf ben
9ammen. Tauienbe BON Samilien iino obs
oa9Los. 0ie pefunidren 8erIuite iberiteiSen
bel @eitem Die 8erluite, wel9e bic 9robe
l1eberi9pemmuns in 1872 ueruria3te.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12
(IIs Dem ebrifIiden SOti9after POM 4. Stunt 1872
3rusniR fir 8. einben.
81. Saul. Minn., 10. Nlai 1879

ct. 8auI, ytttn., 19. Ntdt 1879.
Geebrter Serr s. 2inben! grlarben Sic mir ses
fduiaft Elm Offences 8ort besiialid Der portrefIi9en
@irfiamfeit Sbres Improved Oleum.
gDie i6 Sbnen Dor ldngerer 3ett mtttbetlte, 1T
Der &ranfbeits3uItano meiner Srau elm iebr compile
cirter uno bartndfi9er. Na9oetn tie Elm poles
Sabr unter ben SGnoen uieIer rno Der beiten
@erste alteraioIpobI. ais reuer S9ulen plel
erlitten bate, oft piel r,ebr, ais fie obne Get5te
burd lire qualpoIen, inneren 2eioen 3u traget ses
habit bdtte, bot iie ieIbft unter ben Sanben zines
'Naanetiierrs" ni1t bas erlan9t, mas our9 rtehrs
malice Gnrpenouns Sbres oben be5et9neter, ruertbs
poaen Seillnittels. Mir benubten idon nrebrere
Sabre oas aus 0euti9lano be5ogene Del in 8ers
binbung nit bent betreifenoen Snitrurnent, bdtten
es i~eoenfals aud nod Idnger gebrau6t, allein es
hattie ni6t bic erpiini9te 8irfuns, Defenders in
einem Sale Don gBedieIfieber BET eineft ~unierer
&inoer, ipdbreno bas uon Sbnen be5o9ene Del benz
llebel balo elm Gnoe madte. 8ei rteiner Iiebel
Trau ~tonnter, trob ipieberboLten Nnpenoun9en NIT
Dem irnportirten Del. ui1t einmaI entirredenoe
Gurpfinoung, 9ei9ueige 2ebenstbdtt9tett dlt Dem
Riden uno ben S9uIterbIdttern bepirtt peroen.
Gnoli9 periu6ten MFRS nobmaIs nit benz we:
benslueder," aber biesmal nit Sbrerl Improved
Oleum. Die 8irfung mar entipre4eno, ndmIlb
2eben errpefeno. 9a eS eben 6riibltr9 inuroe,
pieoerboIten rutr bic 8ebanoIuns rlebrmals, INNER
nit entIpre9enbem GrfoIs. Sn 8erbtnonn9 oantti
beoba6ten MIR cine gang b~eionoere Stdt. Spal
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Gin bcrmifefter TaG.

Arlington, Ga, s. San. 1875.
81. .. 8terce, 81. ..
@eebrter 0err = Sd mar feds Sabre trant nno
,pei Sabre lang mar id faum im Stanoe, mid 5u
~berpeaen. W2ein Gtbem mar t,r3, uno rpdbreno Der
aarsen Belt litt i9 S9mer5en III Der Srnft nno int
Rasen; aud mar i'd nit 9erstlopfe1 nno einetn tts
neriiden 6ieber ooer einet brenneaoen SeFitbL be.
baftet ,nb elaubte oftmals eritife1 3u tniiien. Sess
alei@en bate i9 S9mer5en int unterIeib nno I'M
&iifen mno maserte INNER rnebr ab. SEPT tlble
i6 mid toieoer ipie ~perilnst, uno meme Seiunobeit
lit uortrefIi6. SD babe iteben 6laiden BON Sbrem
Golden Medical Discovery" (8otoene meopts
nii6e Gntoedun9) rno uFavorlte Prescription"
MISREPRESENTATION "sebraubt uno fabIe mid
p0ais berseteat.
M3tunSspoa, 9eIilab8. RcNiIlam.
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@o 1T Trik 9ofmann?

GerieIbe lit aebhrtis in Stenbad, aSnisrci@ So9iea, auh
tun, i'm gsonat Sebruar Ss. So. in Cleveland on, non NO ct
fb nod tur;em 9ufentbaIt Hber 81. Soiepb mad RpHtana
beaob unb Ieitben, ni9ts mebr uon f9 b0ren lies. % hefsu
6rau rpesen Observation-Disclosures iebr in gerIessnbeit t,
10 eriudt Fe ale Weni9enfreunbe, ibr ~renisfers anstunft
iber beTen autentbaIt gu ~ertbeiten, pofNr fe einem SeoeH,
Der ibr irsenb ueI6e Spur fiber beieu anfentbdIt 8eben Fam,
nit grub unO 9ant ~perbunben 1T. Wan ~chrefFre:
SC. Soffmnnn,
in care of John Gehrfng, Jr., Brooklyn P.O.;
near Cleveland, o. Box No. SO.
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fsbIt nod pieI iaab ruiro,s Iange rudbren, bis Tie
p6lis 9ebetIt 1T, tpern bas iiberboupt ru6gli1, bod
itnb ntr bent 9itisen @ott unb Sbnen, wertber 6err
2inber, 8n pieI 9art perpFintet fin btelen Seoen.
S. S. S1ffIin. 9~reoiser.
Das Original obissn 3eagnifes rOurbs ber Sc.
eattLon porgeIe9t. 1ntD
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bic geI9poGenen (Swells) grben pom Miaios
naren seben, bic obne srobe reolide Grbeitss
9nftrensunsen gu ibren &eidtbtmern toms
men. glber BON bieien gilt aub uBie ses
rnnnref1 10 aerrnnnert I" (gHblt.0
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gittBbnrger Stebmarft.
g%ittsburo. 9. 8

4ittsburs, 8. Stunt 1879.
Rinbpieb. - GuserIeienes, $6.25;- beifes
8ut1er $500; gltes bis ntittelgites $500
5.75 orbinGres bis fair &.00.-.O Bulls prh
&ibe $4,000.
Saugtdlber AZ Gts. per Pfb.
S9afe. 34-43 gtB. PET gfo. SrabiabrsGdtns
n,er 5-63 Gts. per gfo.
S6tpeine.-$3.OO-3.75 per Gentner.
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8Gfer berlanQt.

gerLunst tpirb elm tidtiser unb nil9terncr 9dder, tOeI4er
int Stanbe If, elmer 8dderei p~or5nisbeu. Gin dIterer, ts6p@
Iebiger glann ruirb p~orse3useu. Sefdnbt8e arbeit nno CUTE
8ebanoIuns. Iesen 96beren F9 ~ renSen an BITE Office
bed Geaboter. funi s 3mp
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- Scr. 6. 81. 9empeL. SprinsfieIo, 8t, i9reibt:
SD f0nnte mid nidt rubis i6lafen Iesen, mem. i'd
ni6t Die @erpibbeit bate, einen Scrratb pom Or.
Aug. &Dnis's Sambmrser Sropfen TN
SauIe gu baber, benn tie iinc has bette Rtttel se9en
uiele 8rantbettsfdIle, rueIde pl0tIi6 iiher ben Ien'
ihet hereinbreden. w.
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3riedife 10. %.

1 Gmerltrs. Saccb 4 Sbuetber, y. ..
Q &ebler, 2ubipig S9end, Z. s.
s 8liRfeIter, Soiepb
I'm, siusn bsutf9et Brtef 90 erbaIten, braa&t man
Bios bic gaiua.aer Der Site unb bic seuntulsr bss Brefes rnsD
seben.
u. 8. RobSers,
Columbus, 7. Suit 1879. 8oHmetRex.
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9oiepb Motbi6tlO,

grcBbdrbIer in allen Sorten Der fetnften uab befiea aqnore
III iebr biatsen 4reHeu, fopie allen Gattursen pon BesHeH
pom, 2Sns unb auslanb. Gin Seoer, rueI4er bel mir GtHtdufs
mutt, pirb ~sufrieOen sefslt uerbcn.
Rr. 80 Neoin Gtrabe,
iuui amg SinSIaY. DITTO.
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9otel 3a berfanfen.
0ermauia 0aus tit Sanoastb, ..

Gas uben aenannte SoteI, Elm b~retfodises Stetnsebdnos,
nit auten aeaern, arosenr 5ofrauni unb Stonung ihr 40
gferbs, aeIeaen int esntroIpuntte Der Stabt Scnbustp, benz
rueftIi6en g~sarftpIase seseniber. TT btermit unter iebr gum
ftiaen 8ebinsunsen sun @erfauf a~rgebcten. ahrefs bsliebe
man gu fteusn an
8ittpe Sran3ista SdeIb.
iurt ~ amtss Sdnbnstp, Cbip.
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Columbus Warftberidt.
Sem Norfer GelSmarft.

8reiIe Der &esierunss.8 Bombs &c. in Stem gorf
nm o Sunni 1879.