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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-06-21
"HEwAsACAREruL Man -Aun

"HE WAS \ CAREFUL Man. "-Aun-
ty: Well. love, did MIR. VI Sillcr pro
pose Edith No. aunty: bat he
was on the very verge Of it. when
Auuty When what. darling Filth:
When the clock struck and reminded
him that there was only Just time 20
catch the last cheap train. aai he had
a return ticket Funny Folks.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-06-21
aamiul,trn,or's Notice.

Estate Of G.. Wi>ian ann s. II. Wisian, deceased
pending in Hays Coun y, Texas;
The undersigned having been duly appointed
Administrator of the estate Of Oh. wisian and y.
#. Wislan, deceased, on the 9Th day OF February
A. j, 1879; notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate 10 presemm, ,n1
law and ali persons indebted to said estate VIII
plcase make immediate payment. -...ti
lime 81 NV FIR. GALE, Administrator.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-06-21

Mexican twenty five cents pieces are
Quoted at fifteen cents It Waco.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-06-21
TSrRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAYED-June 5, 1879, before G. ". Grooms,
J. P, II. Co, by W. II. Robinson, one dark brown
colorcd horse, IA hands high, u years old, brand
ed with heart with the letter underneath and
a bar under it. Appraised at SIS 90.
Witness my hand June 3, 1879.
ED. ]. l.. GREEN, ''
June 7-3w T.. q. Z. IL. 20.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
Editorial Spinnings.

The best word we can offer in behalf of
James Curre, tile Texas assassin, is that he is an
Ohio man.
The little Oliver who wanted more
soup is less greedy than the Oliver who wants
more money.
Vest, the new Missouri Senator, has
been pulled down so much that he is the shortest
man in the Senate.
Chief Joseph has written history of
his Oregon campaign in hieroglyphics. The New
York Tribune man vii! decipher Il.
A gentleman in New Zealand killed
,wenty.six thousand rabbits in four months with n
club. Possibly il was Cuvier CLUB which is said
to be death OH rabbits when it swings out.
The big organ at Music Hall will pru-
deItly not attempt TO rear to-day It's voice
amidst the confusion Of eight hundred and fifty
delegates would be like the piping of little frog
in thunder storm.
The Peruvian Government offers extra
ordinary inducements to Americans desrous OF
prospecting for her hidden treasures. 1t has
granted a tract OF land thirty by ons hundred
miles in extent to Pennsylvania man for the
purpose Of drilling for oil,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
The Cincinnati Star.

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers
to their subscribers in the City of Cincin-
natl and in all important Western cities
and towns for II CENTS PER WEEK,
payable to the carrier. Or the paper will
be mailed, postage paid, to anv part Of
the country for 81 CENTS PER MONTH,
$Gper annum.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDIE
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati. 1t is taken and read by
people of all parties and shades OF opin-
ion, and it seeks TO present the news Of
all kinds fairly and faithfully, with JUS
tice to all and with especial favor to none.
THE WEEKLY Stars PER YEAR,
circuates in all parts OF the country, and
is tirst-class family newspaper
ADVERTISING RATES--In Daily 1873
CENTS per line, or 81 per square OF eight
lines, agate measure. III Weekly, 20
CENTS per line
Address THE STAR,
$50 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Q.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

that ante-dates the thirty-year war (16l8-
1649l a Venetian stiletto of the sixteenth
century, a Norwegian knife and sheath,
rugs from Egypt and Arabia, the finest
product of the East India looms, South
American Indian battle-axe, Turkish fan,
Sioux tomahawk and shield from the bat
tie of Tongue River, q medicinal cabinet
all Arabian lutte, japanese and Chinese pot
terry, enamel ware, Syrian curtains, a
Guerilla saber that was used by one OF Nor
gan's men, q Chinese mandoline, all old
Spanish saber of the seventeenth century,
a Rebel carbine from Antietam, etc.
Mr.. Israel Quick, in the Carlisle Building,
Fourth street, has just done two iine Oil
portraits one of Gen. Hickenlooper from
photograph taken fifteen years ago, when
he wore the uniform of U. s. Briga-
dcr, the other Of Mrs. Iickenlooper
The coloring in each is excellent and both
subjects are faithfully rendered.
Mr.. Rafael Straus, Pixies Opera-house,
has two new portraits. one little girl. Ada,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Heidelberg, of
Allegheny City; the other little son of
Mr.. William Pullen, of this city. These
are as admirable productions as can be found
anywhere in this locality.
Mr.. X. I. Clark, Fourth street near Cen
tral avenue, is not doing much himself at
present, his time being chiefly occupied in
his duties as instructor of large class,
generally Of lady pupils. Some OF these
are now very proficient and exhibit works
of more than ordinary merit. Among this
collect on We have many worthy of notice,
among them cattle scene and sunset,
by Mrs. Charles Davis, of Walnut Hills; a
mantel piece, by Mrs. Martell; an original
landscape, by Miss German; several neat
landscapes, by Mrs. Bendley; Lake George
scenery, by Miss Gaines; and MIR. Clark
himself has an elaborate flower piece that
is certainly fine specimen of this kind of
painting.
Mr.. L. X. Foote, pupil of Mr. Farny's,
will soon have his first painting on exhibit
ton" Oriental Still Life" number of
the most interesting of the curiositics above
mentioned are grouped together with
unique and pleasing effect. Mr.. Foote is
hardly yet cut of his teens, and with perse-
verance in his art he has promising future
before him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
OUR RAILROADS,
Notes. News and Personals Here and Along
the Lines

the Lines.
Mr.. NJ. T.. Ingalls, was in attendance at
the Freight Pool meeting at indianapolis
the present week.
Mr.. J. B. Foley, Of Toledo, General Agent
for the Columbus & Toledo Road, was at
the Gibson House Thursday.
r. G. Houston & Co.. contractors for the
Cincinnati Southern Road. have contracted
for eight thousand tons of steel rails.
The Cincinnati. Rockport 4 Southwestern
Company have added one locomotive and
twenty box cars to the equipments Of their
road.
The Stockholders Committee Of the 0. &
NJ Road are likely TO succeed in setting
aside the purchase of what is known as the
Springfield Division.
A party of ten ladies and gentlemen
stopped at the Grand Hotel day before yes
terdav, among whom were Messrs. ID. w. G.
Brown. General Manager; Charles Howard,
Superintendent, and c. b. Lockwood, Cen
eral Freight Agent, Of the G., s. & 6. Road.
Mr.. s. f. Pierson, Pool Commissioner,
who was charged by the managers of the G.,
c., c. & l. Railway with making a direct
attack on the property of their road. re-
signed his position at indianapolis last
Wednesday and was succeeded by Mr. T. c.
Moore.
At meeting OF the freight agents of
the trunk lines running East, which was
held in this city Yesterday, it was decided
that on and after Monday next q cents
should be charged for all fourth-class NAT
ter and 1871 cents for grain from this city
to New York. This is IL slight advance on
the former rates.
The effort which is being made to extend
the Cincinnati, Rockport Il Southwestern
Railway to a connection with the o. & NJ. is
meeting with hearty support from the
peopie along the line. Evansville proposes
to donate $50, 900, and if the project is car
ried into execution it will give her short
line to Cincinnati. Indianapolis and the
Eastern cities. There was 100000 from
this city invested in the road, and the pros
poets now are that some dividends will be
returned.
An educational vacation tour to Europe,
designed especially for school teachers, has
been planned for the coming summer vaca-
ton, and is being advertised. -Four routes
have been laid out, the first to cost $500
and occupy so days, the second to cost $3.50
and occupy So days, the third to cost $400
and occupy 65 davs, and the fourth to cost
$475 and occupy ~ days. A company from
this city and vicinity is being organized by
]. W. Pillsbury, of the Grand Hotel
There seems to be no truth in the report
that r. G. Huston & Co., the contractors
for completing the Southern Road to
Boyce's Station had determined to throw
up their contract, and that the Common
Carrier Company was about to quit opera
tions under the temporary agreement with
the Trustees. The Trustees have heard
nothing OF the report Members Of the
Common Carrier Company deny that there
is any foundation for the rumor. and be-
sides five hundred men are employed on the
road between Somerset and Sloun's Valley,
having already completed two miles Of the
road.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

Mrs. GEN. SHERMAN, whose sympa-
thies have been enlisted in behalf Of Arch
bishop Purcell, is an earnest worker. She
was the leader in a movement by which
Sl,500000 was raised for the late Pope
Plus TX.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

Bilious disorders, liver complaints, cos
tiveness, dyspepsia, DC, are speedily re-
moved by DR.. Jayne's Sanative Pills. Thirty
years use has proved them superior to all
other remedies for the cure of the various
diseases for which they are recommended.
In their action that they are mild and GER
tain and may be taken at any time without
risk from exposure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

A STEAMER arrived at San Francisco
yesterday with reinforcement to the
Chinese population. Some of the race
were killed in a powder explosion, and a
few were recently hanged in Oregon, so
that it is necessary to supply the def
rinDcy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

TIE King Of Burmah is in a bouncing
bad way. If the British lion can turn
his attention from his other barbarian
enemies and softly sit down on this Bur,
mcse brute civilization will be gratiiled.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

HARD lines for the New Orleans
banks. One of tleir cashiers resorted to
suicide yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

house In Baltimore was damaged last night
by fire to the amount of 5000.
The Elsey House at Ozark, Ark, just
nnmnlatnd hnrnAd last night---tha work of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

were sung by Mr.. C. J. Davis, Mr.. Heilig be-
ing prevented by a severe cold from doing
so. Mr.. Thompson was also suffering some
what, but sung his numbers most credita-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
KENTUCKY KNICKKNACKS.

Hither and Thither in the Common.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28
Salsaus ant G0rpcr
uno OH Den Sdeufelu. - @eSmuHgeu q
&rilfen Ill nehen - lGItta nnrnAnrhnre &nr

uno on Den Stenfeln. - 9e;puHQeu au
Sriiden Su geheu. Glne muuoerbare &ur.
30. meets & Yottrr. - Weins 6srrer! I'm
Semen 9ereht iu Derotn. pee pisatdt 10 Ieiosn uie
b eel'tten babe. uno IN oGntbarer 1uerFennune Der
Seilnn1, ipebe mir 0urd ben 9sbraut hss 6 u II.
GEWtttte seuOroeu. madt i'd ireirpiQia nad,tr
benle tuabrbsits9etreue dngabs:
SD bate SaljiuB in br itlmmer form on met,
nem %orper uno an etnm Beine tpdbrenb adbt Jabren
in olfler 9dnJen 3ett nlse mir teins 8ebanoIunesz
pstie sene Meo5ln fein 4rJt fir Die Daucr. Ytefre
5rtrnoe IN Wtallsn uuo anoer,pdrts pihtH, bab id
turbtbar 9elttten babe, uno bag men 3uanD III 3eis
ten BON Der Art mar, nm mid jlpsiieln III MADDEN Oh
td1 lsmas i'm otan0e iein fueroe, SeiIuna ocer aut
mir srltid3terung Ju ttnben. Sur 3et, ais id utts
ura ju 9ebrduten be9ann, mar rneiu S5uB 10 Ihwad
ure an9e9rTen, eaB td mid nldt auf 6emIeIben bal.
ten onnfe, obne bab bic Saut BART uno butte ooas
l1 9enotbi9t mar, all &riiden ju 9ehen. SD beeant
oen Sebraud oes Il I Gu 7 I'M April uno nIerfte
lofort letne nobtbdit8en gBirtun9sn. SO Jog alma.
l9 bic Gntjnnbun9 uno Waterie an Die Cberil1de unb
bete tie ab, iobalo e aus9strsten mar. Gu Seiten
tamen 9roBe Quantitdten on Die GberH6de ipsIdte
Brennen. Gn3iInoun9 Qn6peuuneeu unb Suden
oerurla9nn; absr le laIttn raid 5niammen uno beiI
len ab unter Dem ortgeIekten 9ebrauGe bes Gutt
cura. Sieis Ansbru6e puroen nit iebem rpeiteren
20 tomlnsn tptni8er bsft8 unb pcribipunben rnrlit
gang; Id mar ooltommen 9ebeilt. sd etbraud1te
Is utlcurG Iitnf Wlonate uno ReloIuent etlua
ebeno lanee uno oies paren Die eioen YRittel psIs
DE i9 9ebrauhte. SD baIte has be ioIOsut fir
cine lebr tdr;enoe lno blutren9en6e Weouju une ss
iout bsoneers In 10 tItremen 5dusr me Der metnioe
mar. felBl8 9enommsn fperDsn. bteIe arantbsiten
eas Spltsm iebr entfraIten.
Jbre eantbare
frau Ia x. 8rpwn.
VI al oer, Wdn, Sttobtr 1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28

ct. Sobn, N.zS., 81. Slui. Sn @arle=
ton puroeu beute oaS 2agerbats un0 anoert
Sebduli9feiten Der @ieBerei Der Sirma 9ebr.
2(aan bur6 Sencr seritDrt. SerlnIt ehua
$4,000.
8bilabelpbia, 27. SUM-. - Sn einem
oierit0digen 2agerbauie al Der T., unterbalb
Der @9errDitraBe, brad beute 6euer aus. Ser
luit $4,000, ipelfer plr4 SerFferlng &C.
oedt lit.
Scene, 9.=6., 27. SUM. .-8dbrenb zines
9efttgen @elpitterS purbe Die SDpitrei bCs
6rn. s. @. Saft bonn Slite getrofien uno
eingedidert. @erluit $4,000. Sbeillpeiie oer=
ltdert.
Milmanfee, 27.Suni.-Sn Der apotbefe
OcS Srn.. Otto Sdmar5 fano beute cine Gr=
ploiion BON @benlifalieu itatt, poburt Der
2aoen in SranD gerietb. Serluit $500.
Sirginia @itp, Wontana, 81. Sulti.
- 9lm Wtithpod iurrbe in @lenoale bic
GuarSz zMiible Ser ,Secla Mining Comp"
Ourd) Seuer serItDrt. Serluit $4,000.
Iortb 9(bams, Ntaii., 81. Suni. -
Sn Der 9Sollipinnerei bon 8. 9. SlafenOue
bra6 beute Seucr ans. Serluit $4,000.
Sbeilrueiie peritd)ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28
Gcseut AT 0cn Sduoel,
nut. - Srterehanter 8rlcf eues moblbez


tutllt. - Sntertlfanter Srtci etnes poblbe-
tanntcn ReftSanmaltS.
Nn Die Teoattton oeS 81 Rem=StIeun5er
Ytca , nm e."-@eebrte Soerren Bon ACrbne Isl,
bis oor oret 9Sohen luar Id pOn eInem SautGuss
ida9e hem9eiutt, iUeld)em bic Aer,te uerifithene
Jtumen gabeH, iudder aDer Gl9emein uuter oem Ra:
men Gcsem ooer SolSfuB bsidnnt III 8On bteIem
Au5i1la9e Daren banpuddIit meme Ndnte onoe=
9rinen, pelbe mid SeinueiIi9, Iuem pGbreno 6es
2Stntcrs, iebr ibmcrSten.
gu 3sitea orobte Die arantbeit, fidj pon menen
0anoen aus petter gu uerbretten uno meinen aan,en
&oIpet ju tnF;tren. So babe Ner;tt in yOlaoelpbtQ
Nalbtn9to uno bier couiuttrt, obne DeiteIen @tiola
alS cine poriber9ebeHoe @rleitterunq. RQtb trdbt
lt6en NutIa3en, nab oielen 2eloen uno S(bmrrieu
iDar Id iu oem ShIuiie ocfommen, cas id ME Sas
SprH1port la9t = Die 3Gbuen 5uiammenbetfen uuo
rlbi9 DCiter fI0en mGIle
Sor etpG oter gGodcn las ib in Der .BicaOuue" bic
4n6el9e uber Il cur Il BET Unerem luobbetdnrz
ten apotbeter pm. Hpons 81 BADEN. uno entidIoE
mtn, etnen Serud nit oeHlelben Su MAIDEN. Sth
taulte elHe 5SlnIjg @entSzYudf, rno benot nieIebc
Sur D6lfte auT9eOraubt mar, mar oet 4uSlbao pouz
tanot9 pertmunoen, une i'd bN rgber, ooB Id iir
tlnnGr 9ebeilt bin.
Der .8ne6, iuarum itp SJbRen bielen Srie Idretbe
~, aut otH gBert9 oes u icur anh un6cre 2eis
oenoe auim'rtlam iu maben uno auI oieie Selie Der
lttoenoeH VttHihht 10 ptel. ais in meHen sra ten
lie9t, gu nuPtH 5bt et9ebenitcr
y. B.@arr0(L
o., 4nUdlt mo ReGts GoniuIent,
9tr' 33, eampitrag 9ieip=0rteons, 25 Ses6r. 1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28
45 SGbrc Dor Dcm Yublifum.
Sic ad)teu
0r. 6. Mfc2Qne'8
beriibmte
9eDer= ~ NtWett
sur 9eIllng bon
6epatitis oOer &r6er &rauf9ritcn
GiSpepiie II. franfbaftem &OPfpeb.
spmptome elmer franfcu aeber.

S6merSen in ber re6tem Seite, rnterz
~ boIb ber 9tippen UNI 10 9rDBer beim
0rut mitunter lit Der Sdmers in Der
Iinfen Selte oer &ranfe fam faum auf
ser linten Sejte Eiegen; otter mirb Der
Sdmers unter Dem GdulterbIatt ges
filbtt lmo behnt ll6 hdufi9 sis 5,lr
G6ulterGbbe aus, 1mb miro mituntcr
fir Gbelmoti8mu8 i'm Qtrm berfonnt.
Ser Otagen leibet ON Qlppetitloii0teit unb
1lebclteit, Die Gin0eiueioe Iinb ollgemein
& &sritppft mondmal tpe6ielnb nit Qtb=
Iiibren; Der &Opf lit Ieibenb unb nit
blmpfenL 1diperem Sdmers i'm Sinter=
fopf beIaltigt, @ew6bnIid eriItjrt AUDI
0ebdhtnibidiudde, begleitet bon peinliz
dem @efilAL els l1 ettpa5 unteGla;iie,,
mas pdtte 9etban tperbsn ;pilen. Sin
lsi9ter L, trGterer S'nfI..en lit mitrlntsr i'm
e'eIo'he. ~-er 45atient flagt ilber Niat=
.,gGeit unb Sdmdde CT eri6ridt lei6t
feline 6ilBe iinb fnlt rber brennenb, unb
CT Aa8t iiber prideInNeS Gefubl in Der
Saut; iein Gemiitb lit nie6er9ei6lagen,
lInb pbwobl slaubenb, bnB tDrperIi6e
8emegung ibm ippbl tbun tpiirbe, fam
CT bo6 faum Strait 9enu9 iammeln, e5
III berIuden. st miBtraut in 93abrbeit
jc6em Seilmittel. Gerihiebene bieier ges
rannten SpmptDme begleiten Die &ranfs
Gcit, bod bat eS 6dlle ge9eben, no ipeni8e
be@Ielben eriltirten, jebod Die llnteriu9=
,u1S bes &DrperS nad Dem Jobe Berries,
hnB Hte 2c6cr in 9r6Bter llnorbnun9 mar.
Saltes Sicber.
Or. 6. Otc2ane'S 9eberz9iIz
len in Sdllen BON faItem Sieber,
nit Guinin 9enommen, er5eu9en Die Be-
item GrfoISe. Gs 9iebt fein beIere5 BUR
girn,ittel bpr unb na6 Dem Ginnetmen
ppn Gtinin. Q9ir ratben alien nit biez
Ier &ranfbeit 8ebaftetsn, benIeIben einen
unparteiii den Geriu6 su 9e=
fpabren.
Sci alien biIiDIen llnprbnun9en, unb
alS einfa6eS Bursirmittel iinb lie I'M
berglei6lid.
@lan butte ii6 hnr Sali6ungrn.
Die ddbten iirt6 ,tie iiber;udert ~
Sebe Shahtel bat einen rptben @adsIieael
ouf benz 9edeI nit ber Snldrift Or. 0icSane'5
&ebers9Sillen.
Die q 6 ten Mc2ane'S 2ebers 8ils
len baben Die Si9natlrsu ppn 6. 81 game
uno 5 Sleming 8rps. a,lf 6em Setel.
92an perlanse Die ddten Or. 6. 9te2ane's
2eber. 9illell prdparirt bon Slenling Srps., Su
9ittsbureb, qa., penn Der giarft 1T boil ppn
Na6abnn,neem bes Namen We9ane, anSerS
bu6ftabirt, aber bieielbe ausipra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28
Or. glaOmab's glequlirenOe gilleu.

SoiiIommen 9eidmafIOs, elegant nit iiiBem @ummi
Gber5o9en, reinigcn no rt9ultrcn oaS SUitem pubcn
aus uno fdreu. Eitr ole oeiluHg Uon alien llnoroz
nuHgen ocs Niagcn5, Der teber, Der gingeus6e Rie=
reH, Slaie, 9eruenleloen, SOpWeb, %cyltopiunl lpz
ueroaubteit, Sp5peplie, ejaientranf5citen iyiS6er
Gjeodrmeent5unoung, G5eidDiire uno uqe St0runaen
Der tnnerlIhen Grgone Nno Jtaowa9'5 Eilen 0as
oeIIltttte, oeen poittipe gSrtuuJ uir gaTantiten.
Sic no nuslhlieBll4 aus $haujeuitnen 6srettet un6
entbalten TEN Gucdbcr, ftne miutratIieH uoer onit
ihGot1en StoIe.
30 Dian mtrie iid iol9enoe Spnlptome, Sic aus
Stoulngen Der Serouuunasz zCr3aue becUorge1tn:
8erliopJung Der StuaeiUeioe, @eibwire, Slutan=
oran8 nadb BEN &opIe, Uia8eudure, Jei9mq gum ST
breden, So0Oreunel, 2SiouUluen acBeu ATE Jtalruna
Sbpere i'm Diu9eu, iaureS &luliio3en Griiden ooer
Qlopien III oer 0er5gruoe, SetdubUn9 i'm 4opIe be-
ileungtes unb eridJiDer!e5 9tbeu9oen, oer,tIoplcn
GeIib Oer Gritifung Denn III e9cRoer Stellunq Met
len oocr Sueiien pot Den 4ugen, tSie6er, ltumpies
&opfUeb, Wanael an S6meiB 9jelb9eit pom 6aut iIno
augen, SdlmerSeu IN Der SeIte, 2jut Hne &ebefn.
itieBenoe pibe uno Priden uo SCennsn IN 0en Dstss
tein II. |. ~.
gSeni8e Soien bon 9taowag'S Bilen pcroen 6os
Spitem uon ai' oen oben9euauuteR uebeln beIrlien.
Yrels: 70 Sent5 Die SCbaChiel. gu ba0en in hgut
slpOtbeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28

Hui berDiaeengru6e, BEN
Uilttelpuntte Der Jieroens
trdfte, aui9ele9t, re9en fl
Die tcber, ben Utagen uut
ben llnterlet6 an, beTor=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-28
tSnt3anOl'ug Der 8laie uno Der
Rieren,
yiieren,
III 4roniiden 6dllen UOn iuciBeu sing mo
Ntuttcrlei0aH.

9'ei Gbeihmulfen, anote1l, &crbdrmgcn lmo lup6tz
litiitcn G5e4pircn, 29ajetiHtlt; bei oligemetucr
l6unbbeit Der &elle, @jcdtUireu luo 5uGctcuio Der
8nodlenerWei6un8, Del Uicrlura6gaJermgen- IN alien
beien ihretIideu SranlgtltsiountH, no it0e 2iunoe
oer Grliten eiTe Uarter it, no 0gr mcaidibe 3orper
cine ooildlolge JIuc geDoroeu, crJegt oiees qrofC
6eitmtel oas Stauugu mo ole &euun6erunq ocr
teioenoeu. ,)n Iolbcu 5dGcu, no ulle ltcuoea oes
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