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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BURNED to Death.

SrNCooK. March n. \ boarding house
was burned this forenoon and John Donovan,
aged 30, was burned to death.
Another despatch says it is supposed the
fire wGs caused by Dono,ans pipe loss
$4,000; insured, $1,000.
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, areas of light rain,
followed by clearing weather, warm souther-
ly, vecring TO colder northwest winds, fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
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tRIslNIA.
Legislative Matters.

RCHMoNp, March "A. The house dele
gates took Il final vote on the senate bill for
the settlement of the State debt. to-day re-
sultng in the passage of the bill. Con,titu-
tional vote now goes To the senate for concur
renee in the amendments, which, however, do
not materially effect the main provision of
the bill.
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On the Watch.

The republicans in congress are contcnting
themselves with Watching the tactics of the
democrats and holding themselves ready to
believing that the President will veto bills
aimed at the power of the national govern
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
Fire.

CALAIS. March ~. The dwelling house of
morning. Loss. $1,000: insurance. 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25

Sentenced.

LITTLE Rock. March "a II. j. r. Webb
of Newport convicted OF an attempt to out
rage deaf mute girl, was sentenced to the
pcnitcntiary for II wears
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Bold Theft.

Two Young fellows came into Mr.. f. Pom
rrpy's jswclry store, Monday forenoon. just
eturc dinner. and asked to look at some ra-
zor>. When MIR. Pomcroy returned from
dinner he noticed that a watch ease had been
taken from his show window. The clerk
said that he had not removed it, and that no
one had h,rn in but the Young fellows who
asked for razorS. The clerk said that he no
ticed that he stood near the window all the
time 1t was found that there was room
enough to allow man tn reach his hand be-
tween the counter and the window and take
the watch case. As no other way can be sur
missed in which the watch ease could di$ap-
pear, Mr.. Pomeroy supposcs that these fell
lows took it, If th, supposition is correct,
it was bold operation. 'fhc case was fill
ed gold one. and was worth about twenty-five
dollars
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Freedom Nn1ia.n.

rlNillS is tG notify the public and all concerned
/ that have this day granted my son, GLoKDr
HENRY orr, his time during the remainder of his
minority. shall claim none of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after This date
BENJAMIN Corr, Jr.
Augusta MIrc! -. 1872. 3Wl3x1lts
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Billiards.

George +. SIosSon has challenged Maurice
NignauN to play for three ball billiard cham
pionship of the world. in Paris
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New Y"Rs, March ~ The story is re-
Nivrd that Boston capitalists have gained the
control of the system of the projected clcNat-
ed railroad for nearly the whole Of brooklyn.
with III" aid of some rich capitalist of that
CITY
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brow ned.

+. j. Isaac, "A diver engaged in an effort to
raise schooner Thomas J. Lynch, was drown
ed this afternoon The body was raised by
liycr> from the torpedo station and taken To
Newport
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HUNTINGTON, MASON ( CO.,
FOUND

I IF ] AT my office, week ten davs ago
j by some person to me unknown. Il package
containing Il gcntlcmnn's garment. The owner is
requested To call prove property pay for this advcr
ti,cmcnt, and tax" the package away.
SAM FL W. LANE.
MNlCh -, ~! mAr9jtitt
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THE GREAT FLOOD.

PEsTH, March "a The water at Szegedin
is again rising. If the rise continues there
will be little chance of saving the few re-
manning houses.
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NEW Oitk.
Base Ball League.

BlrftLo. March II. The national base
ball league convention opened thi, after
uD1n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
Ioral ami State Nems.
Tuesday, March Is, 1879.

Eg-,ngle copie- of the Dail' aud N.oky are On
sale II; this office aud ut Prces Bookstore. La Gar
diner at Palmcr's bookstore
a5-Our patrons in RENTING money should do :"
by check money ord. or r, gstcrtd lottrr
Ea-sre Stn.n NV. ON fnlrlh nngn
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[1icn.

Ia GREENE Fob ,, Mrs. Eta j., wife of H. T. Fla.
ton. aged - wears 10 months
In I.hcrmutc Center, March 10, Mrs Edna "
wife ut Mr. J. \. HAYES, aged f. wears.
In Mercer, March Ii, Mr.. Henry Thompson, aged
~ Wears months
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The Roll of isoIiOr.

The following i the record of some of the
schools in tay 'i,lagr district, in thi, city,
during the term ending March 22d
Ct,.tpH, >tr.G fnttrmoiidfc-Nut absent. Harry
liurha2N, f"adi welsh, orin stone Fred Bcal Fred
BuNNuH tEHit stevens, Hattie Gordon, kittic Hin
Eva t'liiiIrn. and Mary himbn'l.
Hose W!n nave not h, en- taTdy.-Iiarrv liu b l.
Charlie Railc', HenrS Hayes, Preston BroAn HAIRY
Blan"i,uid. Fred Btnn, iltIhcri Locke. Fred l,ai
Johnnie ttr Horace Turner, Blanche nockcn.
dora, Mamie ljur .Icmuc Bolster, Annie stevens,
Mamie BOW. kinir lin, Hattie Gordon. Lizzie
>hcei.un, T. a tuit!cn AND Mcltic Man.
Tdp." ~; cE 't,tl - II lYrv Rdrhank Herbert
Lock-, Ed.!e i.,:I'i;', Herr Hayes, ,harlir Haicv
liasr. ilua 'aG, iiWaC' lnner Mar, knball,
kitjic IiIt!, iiI lie tof0um, Mamie True. Annie
tlai X. MAJ. IL low, Amit >irVcus.
rn".c W.I1 .a been Ici,horah cent, tArly nor cN
cus, n,c HARRY l'araaaS. Annie stevens, kittir
iili AID iLuir ttord"n.
"..c. 'if''t i'..''Hotooo-N Not absent one half
day q" = ~" first terra ending OCT. 2f,h-Lizzic
l'tta. st's lnphp~rn, trIr1io snow and Willie
>tilApl. Dam! ji,c ;ni!i itrm ending March I'D
t>>it " ,i.> anI liar, Gon,i len.
f',3'' N'''c, P',,"' I'm Not ah-t MT oac alt ,iay
fu>:tf Hrlu, iipltr terrHnd. Ed,!ic frrrain. Tom.
mic i"N, Ai.ic Lane, Minnie Lihr, Iiarr, Reid. Lin.
,u lunt.
Ch,>t.M Atft' Prin.n,g - Not absent Lille
Snith, Little Fuller, Mabel Howe, Ernest Perry.
FRANK ilaI-t"h, Ea.!"> tiannctt.
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Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
John Moore was before the court yesterday
for drunkenness and disturbance on the street.
He plead guilty and refused to pay fine and
costs. Committed.
Michael Lynch, Saturday, was found guilty
was ordered to pay fine of thirty dollars
and cos,s from which sentence he appealed
to the April term of Superior court, and re
c0gnized in 5000 to enter and prosecute the
same.
Charles Evans and Maggie his wife. were
drunk and noisy at their house on Chapel
street, and were brought to Jail. They plead
guilty when brought before the court, and be
ing unable to pay their fine and costs went to
the county boarding house for thirty days
Supreme judicial Court-Judge panfo,th.
MoNpAY, March -.
Moves vs.. Gilman. Thus far twentv-seven
witnesses have been examined. and thirty de
positions read On the part of the plaintiff. At
the alunrnmrnt this evening Mr. Moves,
husband OF the plaintiff, was on the stand 1t
i, supposed that NJ the conclusion of his evil
dencc the plaintiff will stop At any rate
the first act in the drama i apparently very
near its end.
Base Music TO be aroused from sweet
and delicious sumber by ''cat serenade, j.
on par with being annoyed in church by the
steady hacking and coughing OF individuals,
who neglect to take DR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price - cents.
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tHarriro.

In hi, city Mar p, i, Rev {. r. PENNEY seth
Frederick To Mis- Dora \. Young: also Elwood g.
w hirucy to Ms, Fila Kicker all of Augusta
In Lewiston. March "Oth Edward H. Ho>wen If
Auburn 10 hts. Hannah VI. Nelson of Lewiston.
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Sidney Locals.

sidney Locals.
The remains of Miss Hattie Leighton
daughter Of Henry Leighton. were brought
from Boston. on Saturday for intcrmcnt
Miss Lei ,hton died of hemorrhape of tie
lung. She hal lived in Boston several wears
Mr. John l.. Thaver has been sick all wiz
ter. and it Is exceedingly doubtful if he re-
covers. He i an c,timahlc Young man and
la, the sympathy of the community in his
atirtion.
Tie Western fever does not prevail TO any
great extend here the people Il, ing generally
happy aul contcntcd, and willing + let well
enough alone"
Mr. Madison W. Nurthcv IVA, renewed to
Nhitohcld He came here from that town
some two wears ago AMI purchased the Widow
Coomhs' farm. This was formerly the iona
than Reynolds place. \ tavern was kept on
the place by Mr.. Reynolds. in old stage times,
where ram was sold tor th-oc cents n tumllcr
full-and good rum. too our Corresponds
adds. { How does he know
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Marine News.

The condition of the stranded bark i. III
changed. Effort will be made to hanl her q
to-lay.
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The Daily Kennebec journal.
Advertising Agents.

Published every morning, SUNDAY excepted at o.
per nnnum.
Advertising Agents.
The following Advertising Agents are authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
kENNEBEt JOURNAL:
BOSTON y; :. VI. PErrENGILL & Co., s state
street
:. X. NILES, No. Scollay's Bids.
T. G. EVANS. 100 Washington 81.
HORACE Dom, l2i Washington
Street
NEW YORK :, VI. PETTEN',lLL & Co, 81 Park
Row.
Gho. T. RowELL Co, 40 Park
Row.
JAMES IL BATES, Al Park Row
". W. SHARPE 4 Co.
DAUCHI Co, lgl Fulton Street.
PHILADELPHIA y. w. AVER Son, Times Bldg.
Chestnut and sth streets.
:. VI. PETTENGILL a Co., .0l
Chestnut Street.
PROVIDENCE, RI C. j. WHEELER, 40 Weybos.
set Street.
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, HAND BILL D.
Circulars. Billheads Programmes Cards and all ot sr
kinds Of Book aud job Printing, done at short %
and In the neaiesi manner nj this Office.
ALDEN srRAGuE.
HOWARD OWEN
CHAs. Y. NASH
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Rates of Advertising.

Transient Advertisements, $3.50 per inch for first
week - cents per week for each subsequent insertion.
NPr'idf Notices, 500 per inch for first week 90
cents per week for each subsequent week.
business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
per line for first insertion, ~ cents per line for each
subsequent insertion
All transient advertisements to be paid for in ad.
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The Kennebec Journal.
Published Every Wednesday at Augusta
BY SPRAGuE, OWEN / NASH.
Terms Of Subscription

Mailed to subscribers, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNuM.
After the expiration of the year. the Publishers re-
serve the right 10 charge two dollars and ty cents
Persons wishing the kENSEREC Journal furnish.
ed for any time less than year will have their
orders promptly attended to upon RENTING the
amount for the time desired Paper. discontinued
promptly when ordered, if arrearages paid sub
sc1bcr> Who do not receive their papers regularly
requesttd to promptly give notice to the Office through
the mail or otherwise
The printed addresses papers to subscribers in
dca;e the time to which pay meut has been made and
constitute, in all eases, the valid receipt for money
rentted Thus 3ljan.s, indicates that payment has
been made to January II, lN.S idccsg indicates that
payment has been made To- December /, 1917; and so
on
4 subscriber desiring to change the post Office d.
rection OF his paper, must communicate the name
or hc office to hich has previously been sent her
wise il is ottenines difficult to comply with the re.
quest
municate any matters of local general interest
which may transpre in their vicinity No notice will
be taken of anonymous communications nd rejected
manuscripts will not be returned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25

They have been beating our little trout
ut Bangor. The Wing has received trout
which it styles 1.-THE Emperor of Schoodic
Lake" which was caught in that lake by Mr.
+. Sargent of Milo, and weighs twrnty-onc
and a quarter pounds. How happy DIR. Mar
tin and Parson Drew would he over that
trout
Mr.. Samuel &. Davis died at the Soldiers,
Home in Togns last Thursday. at the adj
advanced age of seventy-six years He be
Iongcd TO the Third Maine Battery. but was
discharged from service on account of i'll
health The remains were sent to Bangor 10y
the officers of the Home. and the funeral oc-
Cured Sunday afternoon from the residence
of his daughter. Mrs. William Wallace. Rev.
T.. W. preblc officiating.
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\ marked Improvement in business ha>
been felt in all directions. :" far Is cotton
mills are concerned, there i a very decided
turn for the better. The stock of Lewiston
corporations ha, been advancing quite rapidly
during the past few weeks. tndro>coggin
mill, stock has advanced ~ dollars Il share;
Bates mill stock. which sold at Is dividend
on in Dccciuh,r hA~ no advanced to ~
offered and no stock for sale at that figure.
Hill stock has advanced 81 to - Franklin.
81. We hear that one OF our corporation,
contemplated erecting large brick store
house this season; but it i. stated that the
high price asked for portion of the land re-
quircd, NAV prevent the erection of the pro
posed structure. There has been some tab
that IA new corporation will be formed and
the Lincoln started up at an early day
Lewiston Journal.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of that excellent spring medicine, the
L. :. GoIp BittcrS. which our reliable apoth-
ccarics PARTRIDGE IEos. prepare. These
Bitters can be depended on to he all they
purport'
Church-goers on Sunday were surprised to
see Young men by the roadside engaged in
pcl,ng people with snow balls. Rather
sacrcligious fun.
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Municipal Affairs.

WIscAs>rT. March "a At the annual
town meeting to-day. all the town officers
were elected The question of raising money
to pay the interest on the Knox X Lincoln X.
X, bonds, was postponed to an adjourned
meeting to be holden April II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25

MR. ED.roR The following obituary no.
lice was picked up in the streets 0: this city.
II Wa, no doubt intended for publicn.ien and
pas il along 10 you:
OUR GREESBACk BABY.
The grcenback baby was healthy infant.
We waXcd fat and kicked Justify for G while.
Il was agreed On all hands that there never
existed more promising child. If he had
been let alone AMI allowed 20 develop himself
IN Il natural way. he would no doubt have
Kept on growing until he would have become
Il giant. But he wa. spoiled. ruined. killed
by uyCr-nuls sing, and by an attempt 10 bring
INN into premature manhood. The mother,
nurse and more especially the doctor were to
blame. They brought him out and tried to
make him 20 alone, all too soon He was
stripped Of hi> swaddlngs and put into Jacket
and trousers altogether too early. TN the eth
OF March he was taken out to the caucus.
when the night was cold. and was made to
walk alone over the uncarpcted floor of Me
oman Hall. He caught severe cold Il dis
ease incident Ia childhood set in an accident
common to the disease bctrl bis new clothes;
he was taken dcliriouS. and the attending
ply stefan proposed to take the poor baby
along With him to the Insane Hospital. but he
was too tar gone for that. shortly after he
was seized with that fatal SYMPTOM, the Black
vnnGt. and on Tuesday. March 18th. ut 4 7.
VI. the candle Of life fickcred for moment
in it, socket and then went out finally and
forever. His mother. nurse and the attend
ing I,hy stefan are overwhelmed with grief.
but their grief is If no a,ail-thc child i
-dnc--dcad from the forcing process and in
discreet treatment generally. Mrs. Nin>low's
soothing syrup can't help him now. He is
rpn vi he, all hal ga
and all babies are good. $50 fades the lovely
blooming foWrr," ard the hopes OF fond pa
rent, and friends are forever blasted. The
attending phy>can' wear. the safety pin in
hi crayat in tender remembrance of the de-
parted bIhN
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so->ee state News on fourth page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25

PORTLAND. March "a. An unoccupcd
house on Melbourne street. belonging to Ed
ward S. Dyer. was burned tonight. Loss
Z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
unb S~oIgen6es 1inb eintge ber tauienben
N~nertenmnngen,
tpel6e linn gu She'll tpurben.

uel6e ibm Ill She'll pur6en.
24iG6rieer G6cnmatismls gehetlt. 8m.
Geiubarot, gilmore, isis.
12ja0riger @6enmati8lnns gebeilt. Sbos.
Stt, ct. BonifactuS, BG.
5id6riqer 9l6eimatismns gebetlt. Srant
S6tpar5, 50 10. StraBc, Cincinnati, ..
1Oia6riac glcuralgie gcbcilt. Gbriitton
6anri, Stint l0iu, naDe youngstown, ..
&iideuiGmer3eu. S. &iit9art. Mabon9
Gttp, pa.
gaenralaie ge6eilt. Sercntia6 9aois, "a
Wulberr0 Ctr, SEEM gorf.
GliencrrciBem sebsilt. So9n 9. 9Dlahb,
SrpD, &c. 9.
SrOfbeulen gc6eilt. @illiam &ob, BET
6errn @bos. McGleaan, Guon, Sbto.
GeruOIes Goplei6en. @liiabetb 9nB, 139
9iuiiion Str, Seem Oort.
gtrreufmnaea. Sre6. 96ppel, 436 Gar
ben Ctr, 9obofcn, %. S.
j3abHi6mcr;cn gc6eilt. SuGinS Storm,
121 @iier Str., 9{elp Oorf.
ScrenIGuB ge6cit. Soiep6 Mina 1872
Clinton Ctr, 9telp Uort.
Rbcrmatiide s@nlcr;eu, @ugen @erfenz
bauer, gSinOna, Oltrn.
Griroreue 6nBe Ocbcilt. Sol. Getnbolb,
352 8oiperD, 9telp g)orf.
Gnt;inbrua 0e5cilt. 8m. Biber, 17S
Z. StrnBc, Jtem yorf.
Gnt,iinSlider I6ciln1atismts geGeilt. go.
Stuart GlopO, 9}cp yorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
s8idjti9 fiir
GARNER, Dieb}liOter nnO
Yferoebeitber!
Ct eSQfOb8 Sd

1T eiu bcipa6rte5 OfitteI geBen Die neriGiez
bcnen SAdOen ber 0nnStbtere:
@ferSe, &itbc, S0afe, s0'peinea &C..
ais:
SerFopfnrL idluercs llrinirea, GOlif,
@einipatb, sdrnnOcn lliO S1iBfanlc,
alauenfaulc bet GdaIen, giierenuir=
ntcr bel G6lpcineu, iGpiclige 6ledttu
(5weeucpl, @ar5er, Gpi5otit, Stnu=
dnagcu nuS Gneti0nngelt, ofene 8ltns
Den, 9abm1eit, 6nfgei6wnlf, EilIos
oallcu, .&rouengcidwiirc, gcldwolleue
Glttcr, Anfbrud 1t. OenidIiitelu. Silteln
galenOers nno MalatOers, &anSt uHo
Genlcn nnO Sdramuten.
@oS cim prcutimettter Sartter
nou Sptua oariibcr iagt: rS6 bate
flint 9ferbe, ;pel6e l6limm BON 9!ten1per
befanen paren. 9a begob tdl mid nab
ber Qpotbefe Der @ebriiber 8angler III
Woterloo, unb erllt6te oielcIben, mir et11
M}ittel str 6eilung 6teler Srantbett -3l
ocben. 0ieielben rietben mir, oaS at
sSafobs Sci All gebrau6en. SD tautte elr'
Slai6e unb iteute Our6 oalieIbe r1ei1,
8ferbe in peni9en 5agen tpieoer ber:. 50
fam baber otcie MeDtStn allen pteroe
beIibern auf'S g8drmite empfebten. Ntat'
t6iaS 3irmer, 0ilbertspiae, SoiDa."
Gin sarmcr ats 4ettMfDInattca
SO. s.. SDarp, Wti4erSbmr9t Isl
ousqeaet6nct sege1 tpeDe Suite uno &c
l6puliten. alio qe9en BferOezJtIn9tpurnt."
9ttts oert Staate Winnefot6.
gNtt. NGcismer, @aneN Greet, Wfintt.
Ihreibt: v@egen &ronen9ei6mire be
8ferben 1T oas ct. SafObS Sel auf's 8eft
an empfeblen. SD ma6te r~egelntdBie
Gtnlprtbungen bamit uno beilte oas Gbiei
in turser 3eit gansli6."
Cine Slaide ct. SafobS Del fofet sc
gents GGttf 6Ial6en fir $2), lit III teoe'
@potbefe 81 baben ober miro BET Beitellnnl
bon nidt peniger ais SIS fret na9 aQer
SbeiIen Der Ser. Staaten %Derianot.
Ma1t abreiiire:
4. uO9eler + Co.,
Baltimore, WiS.
GGeinise IisOerIase fur %msrita.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
DIT. aaomau's resulirenoe ui4er

goutommeu geIdmadlos, eGcsaut nit iiBem @untutt
i~berSoseu, r~eintgen unb reguliren bas Spitem, pusen
aus mr. itdrfen. Sir bic 6eiluua Don alien unorbz
nun9en bs 0ta9eus, ber 2e6er, Der @tngepeioe, 9eierer,
Staie, NerpenIetoen, Sopipe5, 8eritoptun9, unperoauz
Iidteit, Gp5pepitd, Gaaenfrunsbeiten, Sie6er, Seodrmez
ert ;iinoung, 9ei6mIre uno ale Storungen Der inner
Iiden Sr9ane ftno 6oomap's Rineu bs 0etlmtttel,
befieu 20 ilttue &irtuu9 mir garantirer. sic limo aus
i6LteBItd aus 9flGnSeHitoffen bereitet uuo entbalteu teiu
2uedilber, feline mIueralii9eu ooer ionit i9Goli9e1
Stoffe.
Wtau merle lid ~fOIsenbe SpntptOne, bic aus
St0ru19eH Der Beroduun9s<Or96re 6erpor9eben:
8eritOpfun9 Der gtu9emeioe, @el6piire, Slutanbran9
mad benz 6Opie, Wa9eulaure, ~9teieuug SUM gr6rehgr,
SobbreuneH, 8ioerpiaen eegen ale Nabrung, SApere
i'm Diasen, laures AuiitOBeH, Dritteu ooer &lopfen in
Der 9er59rube, Setdubuus i'm Sopie, beiAleuni9teS unb
eri6mertes ItbemboIeu, 6erStlopieH, SeIiDl Der grz
itidun9 wenu in l~ie9enoer SteIuug, Tledeu ooer Gtretz
fen Dor ben Nugeu, 6ieber itumpfes 6opiueb, Dtan9el
an S6pei6, Gelbbett Don 6uut unb Quoen, SdmerSen
in Der Seite, 8ruit unb @tteoern, flieBeuoe Sise nnb
9ridelH, uno Brennen in ben 0tusteln &c.
8enise DOZEN pon RaOpap's ptQen uerSen bas Spz
fem pom al ben ObeuSenannten uebelu ~befreieu.
Qreis: 25 Gents bic S4u6tst. gu babsn in ben Gpoz
tbeten.
eefet: OGaIf@ II . a 3
False and True"
Gegen ginienonn9 elmer 8oItmarte an Roadway
& Co, go. 81 8arren StraBe, Seem gort, werbet sSbr
SuformatiOH erhaEteH, wsL9s &~auienOe pertb lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

@etrAl9in, SabntpeD, &opfwcb,
0IteSerreibet, Sro hbcttIcn, 6idt,
@ranStummocn, &iiftentcioct, @crz
ftan@mn0en, 9cgcmf1mB, 6Metf@s
ttt9ctt unb iiberbaupt ale 2eioen, tpel1e
Elm @inreibungSmitteG ben0t6igen, pei9en
Der gebeimniBnolen &rait bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
Safes ober libiges ISieber,

sebeiIt fir 80 Gents. Gs sibt fein unberes Mtttter in
Der GeIt, mas 10 idneH aae grten Don Tieber BELT.
1n6seu lie pom perOorbener quit (Dtaloriu) ooer oeseuez
feber ober selbes 6teber betBen, ais = unter 3uStebuns
pom 9abpop'5 4tuen, 6os ,,1fcaSD 0ielief" 9r.
6aoiuGp'5. Sur 80 Gents bic 6loide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

gesen ginIenouns elmer 9oItmarte an Roadway
g. Co, 9to. 81 9arren StroBe, gtep gort, werbet Sbr
suiormGtioM er9aEten, wsI4e &auienoe wertb lit.
14ap1Sp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

in Der Giefc bon begin. $50, 3O4 un6 371
SUB auf 10 rei6li6eS Naiier geitoBen, OaB
bieie bret arteiti6en 8runncn iebt tdgli6
beap. $1,000, $4,000 unb {, 1000 @aQoz
men 8alier ~Iiefern. Sn ToIge oieier ipi6z
tigen Gntbcdun9 bat Die iii6ouitraliiAe
Gegierung Oaitte Sanuar 1879 ben Bros
feiior Safe nah TotplerS 8ap abgei6idt,
oamit ct bon bort aus baS n0rbli6 bon Der
grober auitralii6en 8lidt IiegenOe waiierz
Ioie, aber gum She'll gut bcgraite &lreal bis
sur ungefdbren 60De pon 30 Grao iiibz
IiGer 0rette bereiie unb 8obroeriude a1tz
1teue. Soqten peitere gilnitige @rfolge
ersielt perDen, 10 miirDen ii0 Die eddie
rcien bcS auitralii6eu Sentiments, tpel9e
icbt itol iiber Al WtiIionen S6afc 5Gb@
len, balo Derooppeln. Wfan iiebt in Nuitras
lien nit uugep0DnIider Spannung benz
Qu5gang entgegen.