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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19
CUsToM-HoUsE NOTES.

u Hold the Fort' I'm coming to the concert
this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
Prcnch Iron and gteel sta,I.tIcs.


The latest official returns OF the produc.
ton Of coal, iron and steel in France dur.
ing tho first six months OF the current
year do not in any case show serious
decrease. In 1872 the output of coal in
France for the whole year was 15,SOO,0OO
tons; in 1854 1t reached 16,0OO,O 900 tons,
and in 1875 Ii, 100000 tons. The output
during the first six months Of the current
year has been s, 93l 1888 tons. The ouanti.
ty OF pig iron produced during the first
six months Of this year Is stated at 7Ol,.
052 tons, showinga decrease Of O., 600 tons
against the corresponding period OF last
year. In the two years, 1873 and 1874,
the production was from 1900 900 tons to
! 400, 900 tons per annum, so that the fig.
ures for the first half OF 1879 are about
equal to the average of the period Of intla.
ton. The production Of manufactured
iron, including rails, ETC., attained its
maximum in France In 1874, when the
total for the year was $4,000 tons. More
than half OF this quantity has been produc.
ed during the first six months Of the cur.
rent year, the figures for which, however,
show decline Of il, 900 tons asainst the
corresponding period Of last year. The
production Of steel, on the other hand,
has continued to increase. In 1873 the to.
tai steel production in France for the year
was 16i, 900 tons, q quantity which has
been almost equaled during the first half
only OF the current year, the figures for
which arc 154, 002 tons. This quantity also
shows an increase Of upwards OF 5000
tons against the first hall Of last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
sUDpES CONVERSION,


We are Glad, However, 20 gel Them.
llIIfs Tfibuae. M a,
, On entirely reliable Information We ate
able 10 announce that Dan Theobold and
George Muth have SO far abandoned tie
Democratic party as to unite with the Re.
publicansin their iOlliacation on Saturday
evening. II Is not only true that they
took part In that iubilee, but being Of the
class that never do thing8 In d halfway
manner-as witness their magnificent
four white horse demonstration with
Thurman-they were not content 70 Join
the procession as ordinary Republicans
did, but dressed from head 70 ioot.in calico
dresses, and mounted on prancing charg-
ere, they became at once the most con-
Bpicuols objects in the whole demOnstra-
ton. This sudden transition from red
hot Democrats to jollilying Republicans Is
somewhat remarkable, and = has taken
some Of their former partisans by sur
prise. We are now somewhat alarmed
Tor fear the whole Democratic paftyswiIl
want 10 join the Republican party before
the next campaign, and we shall then be
without any opposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

ed. which Ia composed Of O. O. stnrtevant,
Of Minnesota; s. F. Covington, Of Ohio; D.
E. B. Kennedy, Of NebraSka, and Geo. L.
.WIieht, 81 Missouri. This committee q
10 report 70 the President Of the conyen.
ton within sixty days. Il will probably
convene in 81. Louis early in December
for that purpose.
A resolution was adopted asking Con.
greps to rescind wholly the license dues
now exacted from masters, pilots, mates
and engineers OF steam vessels. the only
class oil, our citizens now taxed for the
privilege Of pursuing their voCations. The
convention was quite harmonious, and its
action will, no doubt, be productive Of
good. Many Of the speeches were very
able and full Of valuable information.
Judge Underwood, Of Louisville, and
Judge johnson, Of Galena, an ex'member
Of Congress from that place, particularly
laid much valuable information before the
convention, rs also did Colonel John Ho.
gan, Of st. Louis, formerly q member Of
Congress from the Vicksburg, (ALiss) dis.
triCt, aud Rev. Dt. Marshall, Of the same
city, took an active part Ia the proceed
ings. The convention as q whole was
grand success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
pREsIpENT nAYEs ANp WEE
Called Out ofTheIr Car at BarnesylIlc
ISanuIatt,S af NTrs IInYea

Called out OfTheIr Car ut Barnesyllle-
Popularity ofAIrs. Hayes.
GAINESVILLE Entsrmtse.
The announcement was made last Mon.
day that President Hayes and wife, and
their son Webb, would pass through
Darnesyillc on the five o'clock train, en-
route to Washington. The news drew q
large crowd OF men and women to the de-
pot and along the path which leads up
town, all anxious 10 get glimpse Of the
President and the first lady Of the Re.
public. The train came in on time, and
the crowd seeing q special car attached to
the rear oil the train, made q rush in that
direction. The President at once appear.
ed on the platform, bare.headed, with his
face more ruddy with health than ever,
and looking much younger and better
than when he passed through here a year
ago. The cares Of the State seem to sit
lightly upon him, but we must remember
that lie Is just returning from a long and
pleasant vacation; from an enjoyable trip
through the West, and pleasant reunion
with old friends in Ohio. A crowd quick.
ly gathered around him, and the hand
shaking and greetings were decidedly
more cordial than on the other occasion.
The main portion OF the crowd remained
on the bank, and called for q speech, was
briefly addressed by President. What he
said was entirely lost; for two locomotives
in the yard kept up a constant noise OF
escaping steam, and the people themselves
were not very attentive.
He alluded, however, TO the pleasant
greetings he had received in his native
Ohio, and was happy in the thought that
business all over the State and through
out the country was reyiving. While the
profits were not large, there was still mar
gin enough for ludiClous investments, and
he was satisfied that the business prosper.
ity now beginning would continue for
many years 10 come. The President here
concluded, when he was addressed by
some one in the crowd, and INDUCED in
some pleasant ofI.hand remarks. He
seemed 10 be in the best spirits, and be.
side him stood that pleasant faced woman
who is known all over the country as the
better half OF the administration. She
was dressed In black, with gloves and bon.
amiability Itself, smiling at the I Residents
sallies and apparently enjoying the show
as much as anybody in the crowd. As the
train moved away, the President saluted
the people, who cheered him on his way.
The incident was quiet a pleasant one.
While the people generally approved Of
the Presidents administration Of public
affairs, they have warm feeling for the
man and woman who are not too much
exalted by the good fortune which has
come to them. We never had Presi.
dent who had warmer place in the hearts
OF the people-and never before was o
Presidents wife so much respected and
beloved. Long live the President and
THAT girP whom he met for the first timo
at Delaware Sulphur Springs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
BeilaIre Booming.

Tribune Of Yesterday.
Bcllalre is on the mako. She is enter.
ing upon another era Of prosperity equal
to anything she has ever passed through,
Every industry within her limits is in q
prosperous condition; her laboring popu.
lation is fully employed at remuneratlve
wages, and her mercantile interests are
rapidly developing by increasing and ex,
tending patronage. Many farmers from
distant sections Of the county have dis,
covered the advantages Of her markets
over any other point IN Eastern Ohio, and
each week we see new faces and new
teams loaded with produce upon our
streets. These farmers have also disCov
cred that Bellaire merchants, in theil
methods Of doing business are fully VI
with the times, and in tho size and variety
Of their stocks and the low prices at which
they sell their goods, they rival the largest
cities Of the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

LoulslANA's finances are in a shocking
condition. Many of the State officers and
employees have not beon paid for six
months, and all tho cash tho State Treas
urer had to divide the other day among
$4,000 Of general fund warrants for the
current year was 5000. Only about 5000
has been collected in the last four months,
also, to sasisfy s2S5,OOO Of last years war.
rants outstanding. Tho treasury seems to
be in fair way to be in no better condi-
ton for some time to come, for the agree
ment arrived at in tho Constitutional Con.
vention in regard to the State debt is un-
popular, and in great likelihood Of being
defeated at tho polls. Until tho debt Is
settled nothing will DO sure, and, even II
the debt were arranged, the State needs
an equalization Of assessment between
New Orleans and the country parishes,
and moro efficient style OF collecting
taxes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
NOBLE, HARRISON AND GuERNsEY,
How They voled a .he Late Eleetlon.

How They Voted at the Late Election.
Noble county cast {, 1904 votes for Eos.
ter and 1924 for Ewing-a Republican
majority Of $50, and a gain Of 2O1 since
last year. Smith for Representative, has
400 majority; Mcvay, for Treasurer, S5s;
Miller, for Sheriff, 1888; McGinnis, for
Prosecutor, sos; Newton, for Intirmary
Director, 1874, and Hilton, Tor Coroner SG4,
Harrison county gave Foster $50 ma.
iority. The vote for the county is 1856
larger than in 1875. The Republican coun.
ty ticket Is elected. Carver, for Sheriff,
has only 20 majority over Howard. Hol.
lingsworth- beat Conwell. 6l9 votes for
State Senator. Cope, for Representative,
had Az majority. :.
Guernsey county gave Foster 055 ma.
jority, gain OF 800 from last year, The
other maiorities are: State Senator, Do.
herty, 77S;' Representative, Frame, $50;
Prosecutor, Grimes, 226; Recorder,
Thomas, SO; Commissioner, Reed, 200;
1nirmary Director Kester, SIS. The
Prohibitionists cast so votes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

FRoM the Berlin correspondence Of the
London Times: "prince Bigmarck's coun.
trymen have just given signal proofthat,
though the way they are asked to tread is
dark, and therefore dangerous, their faith
in their great political leader is boundless,
and it must sweeten the rural holiday
which his Highness has left Berlin for
Varzin to enjoy to reflect that his popu-
larity is still increasing and that his fu.
turo path is now clear"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
voorhees, at Rellnire,.
Rilshle County Nv. wa.l Gazette.

ANASuiv SVuAS NWs wal HaGeWe,
Dan Voorhees, is a United Senator, but
heis conceited puppy for all that. 1.-The
were not this, he would never have said,
as he he did during his speech, lately, at
Bellaire, Ohio, that he had whipped the
Republican party Of Indiana, until II did
not dare to lookup. The Republican par.
tyot Indiana has been in the minority
slightly lately, and has been outvoted, but
1t is not such a spaniel to Acknowledge
such a master as Dan Voorhees,, That Is
nice way In q country like this, with Re.
publican institutions, Tor person who
has but one vote, to talk about a great mi.
nority, that Is likely at any election to car.
ry tho State, and reverse The political situ.
alton. No really intelligent man would
speak as Voorhees, spoke at Bellaire, un.
less IN . moment OF weakness, or while he
was drunk. Dan was not intoxicated, and
he has no attacks Of weaknessShe Is that
way all the time. >"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

Mr.. MOoDr remarked in Cleveland, O.,
last Sunday evening: "1t the Queen Of
England, or ex.Prcsident Grant, or Ptesl-
dent Hayes should die, supposed would
make quite q connection in the nation. I
don't know that 1t would DO noticed in
heaven" t'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

AT the recent primary elections Of The
Republicans at New Orleans the tickets
bore at the head the picture Of Grant,
with the inscription, "Here comes the man
on horseback" The picture took with
the colored people, and they deposited
their ballots with great enthusiasm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

TuE Greenback ticket in Maryland is
falling to pieces, as result Of Ewing'S de-
feat in Ohio. Seven Of the principal can
didates Of that party have Withdrawn in
ono county within a few days, including
the candidate for State Attorney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

TnE malicious report" that Prince Ma.
poloon's late visit to Italy had reference to
a divorce sought by his wife, tho Princess
Clotilde, is formally contradioted by the
Rome Stella d Halia. "Duty and the yir-
tue of sacriRce," says this journal, signia'
cantly, "are ancient traditions with tho
princesses Of the House OF Savoy. Never
has the pious daughter OF Victor Emman.
uel thought ofbreaking the alliance which
rendered her mother, and 1t is not now,
when the hopes OF a party Of great couu.
try are turned toward her husband and
her children, that Princess Clotilde would
think Of deserving her post"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

PRIVATE DALzEll, III a letter 10 the BoS-
ton Traveller, says ho knows personally
nearly every Republican Senator and Rep.
resentaslyo elected TO the Ohio Legisla-
ture, and that nearly every one Of them
was chosen expressly to vote for Garfield
for United States Senator. ---------
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

The Richmond (va.) ",Sats" asserts that
many oftheEnglish farmers who have come
to this country with predictions in favor
oEsettling In Virginia have been turned
toward the West by reports Of the bad
condition Of society in the Old Dominion,
such reports having beOn started by the
efforts Of tho "rOadjusters" there to repu.
diate the State debt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
Foreign Dress
!. Fabrics, &c.

Receiving daily, novelties in ORES.
Goods, Silk BrOcades, Brocade Vel
vets, satias and Neck Wear, Also,
have just opened a full stock ofRsal
Kid Seamless Gloves, of our own
importation ia at 4 less prices than q
bought in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
DIED.

NIcoANN-on Wednesday afternoon, october q,
1879, at O'clock, Flora Mar, daughter Of William
Il. and the late MattIe A. McCann, SSed syOArS.
The ianesa will take place from the rtSdsuce Of her
grandfather william Collins, In Bellalre, o., this
morning at nine O'Clock. Friends Of the family art
Invited TO attend. Intsrment at Mt Wood Come
terry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24

Tnr Bishop of Winchester, England,
Ssys: Internationally is Of remote OH.
gin. In tho beginning Of Christianity
men Bpeculatcd for themselves
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
NEW 5ApvssTlsgMFNrs.

DOR sALE-soRREL HORSE, SIX
y ts;s.i 4 ;S1s ES FSss
tils Gtt tefS. r. : Z Ia
1CAT1oN THE AFRICAN N:
~. ~ - =. ch9reh, On Matiet street, betHeeB ktn,h
t9lh. Hshep a. W, WAYfAan will b present. and
pfteeh The dedication 1eTtuh II 800 p ", Rev. G. y
smith VIII preach Of 1850 p. W. aud on Monday even.
tufU, 10 Washington Hail, 10 answer 10 NJ. Robert
lnsOrUol 10 his attack on the Bible. Admission 70 the
lecture ~ e0uS. The proceeds 30 10 the ehnfTh 70
PEP pay The dtht. We inyile ~ 70 come and h.lp u
in CUT 1Hussle. D0on open u u lecture BeSing o.
Ssil ntA N pR6espR p,.,,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
81 DRY GOODS.
+. adll YaRlGR9aHI

Having added to our Cloak I!,ill
Stock a,numbera OfiNew Style
Dolm man :: i El, Plain il and Ribbed y
Cloth, we are prepared to suit
all ages and sizes in these
Fashionable Winter Wraps at
the lowest prices. Z a. 4. s' 4. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

VITladelphia ACKNOWLEDGMENT tIaln only IuuI
between Wheeling and Tr.Gdelph!a ~
tDaDy except SundAy-EURark Accommodation.
tSteabonVllle Accommodations train during
the day pGales backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BeAirc, stopping when required II
sherman mn house, dstuaVills, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
w AZ nj TE DIV

A Manufacturing cOatetii wants bdIlu ess man III
wheeling aud iheSOfye ity tuot AIFead HtakenI 70
represent them, lew hundred dollsu necessary 70
pay lot g0Ids on delivery, alter hO has obtained
elder t6I the same, $50 70 5000 month RulTan.
ICED 10 Legitimate perIAAnant bulHGal, Money alb
to!uteI secured. The most searching investigation
s,lieiied: ?. T. VAIL a co cor. Thomas
btss q Hf0huWAy, NJ \. Dc24
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
pRY GOODS.
BRUES & GOLFER

.BRUES & GOLFER
Offer This morning the largest
and finest assortment of Dry
Goods in the State. Our
stock for the Fall trade is
now complete in every de-
partnent and comprises an
assortment not to be found
elsewhere in the city. a.'Tal
We desire to call attention
to our unsurpassed stock of
Black Silks. Our prices on
these goods are 50 low that
competition is OUT Of the
question. ''t..'
The ladies cannot afford TO
overlook our Black Cashmsres
iftheyWant the best value ever
offered. We have the best fit
ting and finest quality Of Seal
Skin CIoaks ever brought to
this market, at prices lower
than ever before known for the
same quality.
Fur-Iined Silk Circulars, Fur
lined Silk DoImans, Cloth DOL
mans, Cloaks, Walking Jackets,
&c, in immense variety. With
Large Stock, Lowest Prices,
and exceptional quality, we
offer advantages unequaled in
the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-24
FRIDAY MORNING, oCronER q.

onlee. Noa. q ana q yoar.eenth strssl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

SciIp,eIe uurangesar9en, inbeun iie ais Gepidts:
einbcit ni6t mebr ben Gcntner. %ionbern 100 8t9r.
en9emOmmeH 9Gii S.otnIGa@ DirO enc Sar6.
fiiiae ou5ibctbet. pieleI 8erue9stunScn uuo
untlurbciten uprbeu9cn."
On iolde NerpchsIurg wirbe Niema1b
0enfen, pcnn Die 3ppfe, tpsI6e pas 0e5is
malsSpitcn einfubrtcn, 9teidScitig pals
ieloe oeuti6e 0iancn criuncen botten.
9tiemonO miro cine 9tcid1smarf ein 3s1nz
groid,cnitiid neunen, aber 9ieies ipdre
mabri9sinIi6 Der Sal s~ciueicn, ipenn man
Der neltsn Ntlnse einen iran3Oliidsgriehis
id)en Namen geaeben bdtte.-@ofientlib
bolt Der JteidS:a9 bas Bel G:nflbruM8 oes
9e;imaliDltem5 Ncridamtc nod naM, 10
baB belt be;opi!en Sdreiberieelen bic Ges
ltgenbcit entsogeu miro, burd Sttra1Ii'g
Der 0eutiden iucaen oes Gcbrau6S Der
Dcutid,en Spratc in Ocutidlaro lib unS
bas oeuti9e GOlf 3u blartiren.
BALI. 9. Gorr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

Der oaber niht eDeli6c ieien. Srdu t6ines
unb BET 8ormuno ibrer Rtnbcr bstraten
bicrauf ben BroSeBipeg NIB forbertcn bic
llcbcrgobe oes 0auieS l0lpte oes lett
.bircS' Iobe bon oennltlbcn GeSoGcrcn
Jtusers. Die Bel benz Qroieilc Dor Auein
III eutiheioenos TraSe mar, ob TraI
Shines nit :0iieS Derkeiratbct tuGr ooer
niht. G3 bate feline i0rtnlide Irduun8
itattgciunoe,, ionbern ie battcu nur 1T
O:acnpart bon 3eagen ertldrt, einauoer
ais Widun IND Trau dnseboren ju tuollen.
Die Weidlmorcncn crfanuten oics ais cine
binoenoe 0orm Der GlcihliebunB at uno
crflirten oeSbalb bic Ri1Oer iir ebelid).
Wegen oiele gnti6eibung -iunroe dppelirt,
bod lit lie bonn 0eneral> IermiU Des 9es
nonnten 0eri6tSbOfeS ieBt beltltiSt.
-SobnnpO'GooI in ct. 9ouis
lit Elm IA iGbriger Burlhe obne Wutz
ter. uno lsin 9ater lor9te nidt fir leine
Grsicbung. ionpern Lies i'm inter benz
ld)Iimnlten Ebeile Der StD0lfcrung beranz
ipad)ieu. Nm Nbcnb oes 10. Nopcmber
bate Der Nnbe, nie idon oft supor,
e;nen - Gauih. Sn oieiem !3uitanoe
bcge9nete CT auf Der StraBe benz 19jdbri=
gem pcrfriippeIten Yat Gmmet; bieier
trug cincn Sad nit aartoficlu, bic CT pers
foufeu iuollte ul0 bot bonn Sobnnp acbn
Gents, tpent CT einen RGufer fir bic &ars
tofisln fiuOe. Sobnnp fauo tpirtlid) eiren
TGufer, Die &artoffeln puroer u~erfouft,
Der tlcinc Matler erDielt ieine 3cbn Geuts,
8erietb aber in Strcit nit Yat, ba bieier
Don ibm vgctrietet" su tuerOcn Dcrlanetc.
Yat OerlcBte Dem Sobnnp einen SAlag
ms Gelidt. un0 MN 500 ocr Uube Cit
lange5 Wcie + uno iticB IS Sat ms
OerS. Gr iuoIte nod)mal5 Itehen, aber
etl poriibergebenoer Uinnn fiel iDur in Den
9trn. MN iu6te CT ben Dtanu 81 itedcu,
mtroe aber eutlpaffnet uilo Derbaftet. Gat
itarb auf ocr StraBe.
- Der Gcbatteur Bet 6rtftr. 9eitun0,
DIT. Stern bat bon Den gegcn ibn luegcI,
Observation-Disclosures %ertanntcu
Strdfen - III Summa = Dtonate @tldrgs
nib - Die bereits rehtsfrGitig geporbenc
bon 8 Wondt:n ant 81. Oftobcr i'm Nrrclts
bauie auf BENT 6Iapperfcloe angetreten.
= 3pii6sn g arts unS MariciIIe
iilto lett eini9cn Wohen bic iogcnountct
vSlib"= 3ii9e eingcfiibrt porbcn. Oiele
.3i9e Iesen bic $40 enelii6c Nteilen be:
tragenoe G%ntfernuug in Is ct. 81 d.,
uno, ben Nuientbalt an ciniaen Stationen
abGeretuct, in Is Stunbcn 3urild. Ods
lit cine ID s%eidwinoi8teit Don All
DiciIc per Stuubc.
= Sn Der rumdni d. Ocputirz
teufamrer fauo AM 30. Oftobcroic rite
2eiung ocs Gcieysntipurf5 iiber Die 9tas
turaliiirung Don SIS Siracliten,
tpclGe lit Der Nrnlee 9coient baben, itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

Ngenten D%erlangt, un Cit nc,tcS Bib
The Messenger of Love" ST. %ucrtauftm.
S. yautcn hlager,
3uo4tlu OuUtpn. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

= SIM G%cn1ionSamt murocn Trcitag
$s,16o al ~regclMlBi9cn uno $500 al
r%ildltdnoiBeH Ecniioncn ausbcsablt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

Gs lit nidts lln9eipobnlihcs, oaB Ser
lomel, lps!1e All Der Seber Ieioen, crit SIT
@cbeimmittclu greifcn, che lie ith cnt>
idlicBcu, ibre 3uflldlt ST. eiucm bctp6brz
ten D;ilmittcl 81 nebmcn. OF. NMOmt
N0hi0'S @nmbmr0cr SrOpfcm iino
eiu altes, brudDrtes Uiittcl, ipeldeS ieinc
9Sirtiamfcit i'll 0unoertcn bon TGlen auf
oa5 bette bciuicieu bat MnO 0aS Oabcr &c.
bcrIciocnocn ais suucrldiiia en1pfoblen lperz
ocn tain.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17
@eimitdttcm 1tmo Oormen III Moro
AI0b0m0.

0ieic 2anbcrcicn limo iebr frudtbar uno
biIIi0. Nlima unb NSaiier uniibcrtrcilih.
Sic Anltcolungcn gc9rilnbtt bon iueltlihen
Saruerr, bcuOltcrn iit ieBt jcbr raid.
Mcacn ndbcrer Scihrci6ul9cn a~brciIire
mar Houts 8ulingcr, @anosG Commit
iiondr, llblid Nlod, 9tprozGlart1r.,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-17

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