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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20
How 10 Cure Frozen Feet.

To the Editor of the Indfsnapolis Journal.
About twenty years ago, when
Browning & Sloan kept drug store
on the north si,Ie of West Wash.
ington street, | happened in as DR..
| Newcomer was ordering a fly bills
ter for the feet OF n female patient
which had been badly frczen.-
Some one asked tho philosophy of
the prescription, TO which he re.
piled that the cause Of the itching
and other disagreeable pains OF
frozen feet was the dead cuticle,
which obstructed healthy action of
the pores. The blister removed
that, aud the new cuticle would al.
low proper perspiration, and Itch
ing would cease. The philosophy
struck me as sound, but the fy-
blister was Objectionable, both as
a matter of convenience and OK
pense. Having two feet that had
| been itching of winters gor twenty
years, | resolved to try the expert
ment of removing the cuticIe by =
cheaper aud more convenient meth.
cd. l got some Jumps of flesh
lime and made foot-tub full
strong white sash mixture, Ms
warm as could comfortably bear
my feet in. At night, just AS they
! began their nocturnal itching, l
sonsed them In the tub of hot
whitewash. The relief was instau-
taneous. | felt really comfortable.
AT the end of thirty minutes l took
them out, and shriveled up, but
free from pain. Then began a
brisk rubbing, and there cane off
great rolls of dead cuticle then l
anointed my feet with little NUT
! ton tallow, pnt on scme cotton
socks to preserve the bed from tho
tallow, went to bed, and slept well.
| | repeated the application two or
three times, and have never suffer-
ed from fro zen feet since, longer
than it would take TO get the white
wash ready on each recurrence Of
frost bite. As t"ok out no pat tent.
D-. Newcomer and all otbe. doctors
are at liberty to use the prescrip-
tion. i, is cheaper than Spanish
flies and a great deal better.
X. PERIbNCE.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20
Call Rutherford B. Have..

Now that Samuel J.. Tilden has
been heard from, let Rutherford h.
Hayes be, called to the stand by tho
enterprising gentlemen cf the Pot
ter committee. The case against
Mr.. Tilden is bad enough. The
case against Mr.. Hayes is worse
The fact is established that the
Presidency was tor sale and that it
was SOLD. Friends or emissaries of
Mr.. Tilden tried to buy it, and
failing to raise the means, because
their chief would not authorize the
payment of the money price de-
manded, there was no sale Friends
Or emissarIes of Mr.. Hayes tried to
bug it, and succeeded. The Returns
ing Board people could not get
money from Mr.. Tildcn, 50 they
demanded the equivalent in pat
ronage from Mr.. Hayes, and they
got it. 1t WAS agreed that they
should be provided for if the stolen
goods were delivered. Mr.. Hayes
is now in possession OF the plumber,
and has been faithful to the dis
reputable promises made in his be
half. Some Of the thieves are in
the department offices at Washing
ton some arc representing the
government in foreign countries,
ranging in rank from Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary down to Consular Agent
some arc lnxuriating in the rich
pasturage of the Custom Houses
the buyers and the sellers are all
provided for in one way or another
at the expense of the government.
1t is charged against Mr.. Tildcn
that he did not repudiate and de-
nounce such small fry as Pclton and
Weed because they snnght to buy
the title that was wrongly withheld
from him. This showed weakness.
cul lpable weakness, on the part OF
Mr.. Tildcn. But what is to be said
of NJ. Hayes, who ratified the cor
rupt proceeding OF his underlinss,
enjoys the fruits If .heir crime, and,
SO far from repudiating or denonnc
in the criminals, has loaded them
with official favors In the one
case it was crime attempted in the
other it is crime accomplished and
making glory of its shame. The
country would like to hear what
Mr. Hayes has TO say in his own
defense. Call Rutherford B. Hayes.
-PHtladeiphta Times.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20
Josh Billings saws "Ifan

Josh Billings says If anybody
has hard work of it to please most
people, it is an editor. If he omits
anything, he is lazy. II he speaks
of things as they are, people get
angry. If be calls things 10y their
proper names, he is declared unfit
for his position. Ii he does not
furnish his readers with jpkes, he
is a mullet. II he does, he is a
rattle.head, lacking stability. If
he irdulGes in personalities, he Ii
Il blacksuard. If he does not, his
paper is dull and insipid."
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

word unspoken, hand impressed,
ook unseen, a thought unguessed;
And souls that We're kindred may live sparts
Never to meet to know the truth,
Never to know how heart beat with heart
In the dim past days of a wasted youth,
Sh shall not know how his pulse leapt
When over his temples her tresaes swept;
As she leaned to give him the jasmine wreath,
She felt his breath and her face flushed red
With the passionate love that choked her breath,
And saddens her life now her youth is death
A faded woman who waits for death,
And murmurs a name beneath her breath;
cynical man who SCOTS and jeers
At woman and love in the open day,
And at night time kisses with bitter tears
A faded fragment of jasmine spray.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20
N c., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TO- 1870.

have seen, went to him and had the
courage to become his wife.
The people of Bnrlingame learn
ed to love the gentle mistress, of
the old stone mansion on the hill,
and never a suffering one called for
help in vain. as long as "my lady"
as they called her, WAS mistress
there. hi:7 ~ >'
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

A dispatch from Louisville, KY,
saye 200 mch rode into Canpbelis
vile, KY, SATURDAY in search OF T.
K. Robinson, who had been ap-
pointed receiver TO collect the rail-
road tax from Taylor county in
satisfaction of a Judgment Of the
United States Circnit Court at
Louisville. The search was fruit
less. Robinson, it is stated, has re-
signed the receivsrsFir.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

81 curse the hour we were mar.
ried - exclaimed an enraeed hus-
band to his better half. 10 which
she mildly replied Don't, my
dear, for that was the only happy
hour we have ever seen."
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

There is a pleasure in contcm-
plating good there is greater pleas
ure in receiving good but tho
greatest pleasure Of all is doing
good, which comprehcnGs tho rest.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

A gentleman says that after
losing one hundred chickens by
cholera he found tha: tablespoon
tul OF soda mixed with qnart of
milk and given with the food was
cure.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

Hon. Judah P. Benjamin, Cor
mcrly secretary of war in the Con-
federate Government. is said 10 re-
alize AN income of $150,OG0 per
srnnm from the practice of law.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

To know thing is right. and
not TO dc l.. is weakness. " men
yon know thing, maintain that
you know it; when you do not
know il, admit the fact; this is
wisdom. Fear hot poverty, but
fear missing Of the truth.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

Life has such hard conditions
that every Gear and precious gift,
every rare virtue, every genial en-
dowment, love, hope, Joy, Wit,
srrightliness, bencvolence, must
sometimes be put into the crucibis
to distil the one elixer-patience:
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

WlNSION, N. Z.
scMIcd.
AU Glasses Of Buildings and Stocks
Insured.
Low RATES GIVEN ON DWELLINGS FOR
TERMS OF 3 AND 5 YEARS.
NEge CARRYING AN OPEN POLICY
in the best FIRE COMPANY in the
United States. certificates of insurance
issued at small cost for ore day or more
on investments in produce, Tobacco, SC.
The ". &. State Life Insurance
Company Represented
Every man should have Life Policy
and this Company is deserving of the pa
tronage of our people. Pays all losses
promptly and is liberal in its rates and
privileges.
Winsto n, N. c.. Oct. %, 1873.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-02-20

The remark abont the A American
people being the most extravagant
of any in the world is strengthened
by some of the statistics contaiued
in the annual report of the Com
missioner of Iuterna! Revenue -
Thus, Notwithstanding the hard
times, our people are credited with
having smoked 40 less thuD /,
6,063 900 segars during the past
fiscal year which at ten cents each
would make the aggregate cost
$3.50, ,506,30O. In addition to which
%, ,312.435 pounds of tobacco other
than segars were consumed ut an
estimated cost OF $l5, ,000,0 900 more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-09
Wtertfu.
Sas slnsiteilnn8spreIeft.-- t.--ssspll6eitimnt,tnse
yolitiid)ss. - 0om SuttareIi.. - SSaaei=

Sapanua, 7. Suui.-9er en9liid)e Soft
oampfer aus Sera~ ~GruS bringt 9tae6ri6teH BON
OferifO. SaS BrOjeft elmer interlntioualeu
slusltsuuug i3eint gdn5lrd) aufgegeben 81 ieiu.
pie &erOronung ipegen 3oller60bung aui
Die @infubr bon 9fobbaumpole ipurbe ipiDer=
rnfen. Sagegen lit Die Seittmmung beSii9lid)
bOberen 3oas auf ausldnbiidJe fabriSirte Sauntz
iuoae gum @eiebe getporben. = Die Rad)rid)t
bon elmer 6epolutlon III Gbibuabua beitdtigt
it6 nidt. SIS berri6te Gube inn gat5en ganoe,
nltr @onuerneur Gaoena BON 3acattcas brobt
NIT llnanne5mli6teiten, ,nenn Die naue Steler=
geleBoOrlage angenomnten miro. Ntan le9t
leiuer Srobung fein @etpid)t bel. go lan9e
OiaS Yrdiioent lit, bat oas repolutiondre glt=
ment feline Iusii6t.-0ie giamnte Yreiie 1T
in SppOiition gegen oeu Yrd iioentell, lltd)t aus
Seinoieligfeit gegen 0iaS, ionbern neil er Die
Observation-Disclosures oes Senites be-
giinitigt. Otan beidulbigt BEN @ebteren, OaB
er cine Coalition nit Der fir6lid)en Bartei eilt=
geben poue. @enral Srepino iit jett au9
alS BrdiioentidaftScanbibat auigetrstcn.
Gon9reiie purbe ein Nntrag, Die @ebdlter Der
TegerungSangeitellten nm Is Yrosent Su re-
oustren, nit groBer Dtebrbeit niebcrgettmmt.
Der Senat lit III Seratbung iiber bic Gon5ei=
iion einer Sebuantepec= =giieubabn; es miro
mDglideripeiit in Der lallfellben Seliion fetn
SeidlnB oariiber gefaBt. 0aS Sonoraz@ie1tz
babn< Broieft finoet feileu Qntlang, eberllo me-
mig Oasjenige Der So. Sulliuan unb Yalmer.
-oagelipetter bat i'll pielen Staateu Die Saaz
ten beId)Gbiqt.
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Gnropaiide Gabe!beridte.
allefp asaid,a,s sappfbsne6uilo

Gonbon, Z. SUM-. = Sine Reuter'jd)e
Oepeld)e ans @onitautiuopel nlelbet: ,0ie
tiirfild]e &egierlng bat Die GroBnladte benad-
ri6tt9t, oab 9lleto Bal6a, Der @ouuernellr
BON 9funlelien, burd ieine gSeigerung, ben
fSe5 als &opfbebedllng 81 trage1l, baS 5milden
INN unb Der Yforte getroffeue llebereinfDmnlen
gebro6en bat. Die Bforte miro Die 9tGumlng
SitzHuneliell' abiparten, Johann ben @ouper=
neur gum Srageu bes SeS' aufforbern unb Die
tiirtilfe 6lag9e anfSleben. Sm Safe 9llefo
Baid)a Die 9lufforberung llid)t beriidiiftigt, 10
miro Die tiirfllfe Jfegierltng Die DtG6te erilz
1en, Die Iblebung Oes @ouperneurS I'll gercbz
migen. Die YfOrte miro ferner cine Ibtbei=
lung Sruppeu abldliden, I'M ben Salfan 81
beIeber1."
Cont ant nopel, s. Sunt. - 9lefo
Baida bat 62 neue SeQmte ernannt, inter pel=
den it'd mir Siirfen befinoen. Die Yforte
bat cine Grflarung bieier WtaBnabme BON linn
perlanst,
Gin Nuiitano tn alrabien.
Parts, 8. Sutl.-y2e Temps" Der0flent=
li6t cine 0epeld)e aus @onltantinopel, lant
neld)er lid) Der Snleb 4bbi-Stamm" in Sat=
lla erboben bat. Sruppen baben ben Sd)al1z
plat Der Hepolte bereitS erreid)t, iiro ieood)
our6 anftreneeube WGride erniioet, baB iie Der
Jtube beOiirfen, ebe iie gegen bic Sniurgenten
uermenOet merbeu f6nnen.
(Yatna iit cine 2anbl6ait i'm Gitlid)en Qraz
bien am arabild]en 0teere, uno lit oen1 Siirlten
bon Wtasfat, einem Salu Der Hforte, unterz
tban.)
streiti8es 8ebiet an oer ierbiidjsbnieariidjsn
0rense.
4onoon, 8. Suni.-@tne 8euter'id)e De-
pelde aus SOpbia perfiiuoet, baB Der ebema=
lige @ouuerrelx Don Sophia nit elmer Nbtbeiz
lung &oladen aufgebroden iit, nm Die 5Ir 3eit
BON ben Serben beletten Otitrifte Sou unb
Sresnif in Seiib 5m nebnlen. Gin 8ataiQon
Der bulsariiden Wtilis bat Sefebl, i'm glOtb=
falle 81 cooperiren.
Gried,emlano.
4tben, s. SlIni : Cine offi3ielle Grid,
ring wirb oer0ffentlift, na6 meld,er oaS griez
d]iid)e 3ager an Der 9rense lebiglid) gum
| 3ipede zines WtanDpers etabfirt tpuroe uno
Durhaus niht oils cine Srobung 9e9tn bic
Siirfei gu betradten iei.
Mus 2iberia.
2onb on, 8. Sltni. - 9fad)rtd)ten ans 2i=
beria erseben, oaB bic @renS= =Gommillion ent-
| id)ieoen bat, oab bic Siirger bes erpabuten
| SreiltaatSS ibren IniprIf auf irgeno msld)ts
@ebiet n6rolid bonn IL. Sreitesraoe nid)t ge-
niigenO errpielen baben. Die Sonlmilfon bat
ibre Sibun9en gelfloiien.
Wiarft ano 91rie.
2onbon, Z. SUM, 1880 gtadm. -
Sereiniste Staaten Obli9ationeu = ueut
44=prO5. 108a.
Yaris, Z. Suni. - gSe9iel aui 9onSou
25 Srancs 214 @entimes auf frrse Siht.
2iperpool, Z. Suui, 1880 Ia1n. =
8aumiuole fefter, Uiitteliorte Sberlduoe,
Z; DO. Srleans7 l!16; Die beatigen Serfduit
betrugen 5000 8alen.
4ntmerpen, z. SUM-. Betroleunl
20 GraneS fiir aeTsiniateS aIlsrif.
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Gnnares=@erf,anoltt,aett
gS a btn9tou, 7. Suni.-Oer Senat
,ar beute ni6t in Situn9.
Snt Observation-Disclosures

9Saibingtou, 7. Suni.-Der Senat
mar beute nidt in Sisun9.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
tp1roe elm Blenarbei6luB angenomn1en, mel
der bic NfaBnabnle oes ariegsiefretdrs in 9e=
Su9 auf Die BON ibm i'm lesten CONNER ben
Siebeltranfen i'm Siioen 9eleiitete Siilfe gut
beiBt.
lin Il llbr ging bas l6aus unter Dem yorz
iite bes t6rn. 8eagan (Ser,) in 8lenaritbuug
nno nabm Die Siq Dor, ipel9e weitere Gum
men fiir oas Boitants=S Separtenleut psrfpl1igt
Dfias (Ser.) beantragte, Die &lauiel Su fret
9en, na6 wel6er grieftrdger I'M gotbialle in
Stdbten, beren gen0lferIng5Sabl iif) anf
10000 uno oariiber belarit, angeitellt ucrOell
fOnnen; angenonlmen.
&eiier (S.) unterbreitete Elm Subititut fir
Die Siq uub Gor (N.~D.) beantragte, baB Die
BON benz Subititute pertpilligte Summe $685.
000) auf $415 900 erb0bt fparbe. 0aS Cub
ltitut llebt bem amenben1ent iuuroe nit 81 gez
gen 81 Stintnlen angeuomnlen, uub bas 60
mite bob Johann Die Situng auf unb berid)tete
Die Sill oem 5anie eilr, ipeld)es bieielbe iOfort
annabm.
lin 4 llbr pcrtagte iid baS SauS bis sum
Utontage.
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SaaeS We1ltafettett.

Die 4uSmanO Oerung aus . eut.i d.
I a II 1linl1nt neuerolngS iuieOer beoeutenb 3u.
Die Sd)ifie bes, ,9torobeutlden eloDb" in Srez
men J. g., bic sum 2beil ab9etafslt I'M Safen
laaeu, baben jett ,pieber ooa ;u tbun. Ufit
iebem Oampfer na1 gteipsDorf nnoSaltlmore
qeben 300 9lusnanberer ab. Am 26. aprl
erpebirte bery ySraunltiueig" 100 sluswanoerer
nad) Stem Orleans, AM 27. 4prtl g1n9eu
uOonau" nuo ,!Sania" nit 400, relp. $50
BafIaaieren naG9tetp= Oorf unb Baltimore ab.
Wtit Der Srotlamirlng bes itaatli6sn @inz
greifenS in Die lpirtbl6aftlid)e @ntmidlung
enblid) hat Siirt SisTarf entl6ieSen 0 ta=
lifii DE Sabnen bel6ritten nno Soroe=
rungen seiuedt, tueld)e einit oas gIntrsten Der
Staatsmadt in gemaltisem@bore in aniprn6
nebmen ober bas Steuer lelbf in bic Sano Der
iosialiitiid)en Siibrer Oriideu tperben. gSenn
ie Der SoSialismus auSii6t bat, sur 5err=
lbaft gu gclangen, 10 1T es in SentIhlano.
Die 8abn 1T bel6ritter, nnb and Der nldh<
tigffeStaatsman11 ,pirb bic @oniequen;en nidt
abtpsbreH f6unen.
8ei eirem g. b Il mOrber in @ or e
fer, 0t T., fans mon folgenoen s3ettel:
.Denft nift, baB if irrfinrlis iei ooer etpas
Dem Mebnli9es! SIS 1T einiad), id tann teine
arbeit ir9eub einer Dirt finoen, bonn Sfau=
isln bis SYr geoienung elmer 0ampfmal6ine.
Sd babs es in nlebr, als 5pansig Staotenuno
bel sablloien ssarnleru eeriud)t, uno ebe i'd
tGssttle eesr ltsble, lterbs id nit unbsiduustem
q ahrife."
Sn bem fleinelt Stdbden $ I'M bHrg bel
g NJ Oorf bat Der Bauer 5rteberih Grill
leine nerbeiratbete Sohter, Sral 8abcod, IN
Tolge eines Streites erl1oliell. @rill feate it6
ireiipilis Der 8ebDrbe llno tuurbe in oas Goun<
tp=@eidngnib IN 9ieptou gebradt. gr iagt,
oaB er in 1olge oes Streites leiner Sinue ntd)t
mebr ndd)tis mar, Gr genieBt e,nen gllten
Huf, bod mar er fets ais iehr reisbar befaunt.
Die @rn1oroete mar 25 SABRE git nup binter=
| ldbt Stpei fleine ainoer.
Xebten 6reitag belubten cine Iusabl 8es
| anlten Die 1ahbarl6aft bon Dnn 5ape IL
8a; bel 9torfolf, @irg., nm baielbit einer
! pailsuoeu plat fiir etn Wtariue 5oipital 81
mdbleu,
| Su aouisniHe, ap., 1T Der 8rdfie
britt in Sdpulitdten 9eratben unb ieins
8rauerei BON ben Steuerbeamten in geibIaa
genonttne1 tuorSen.
Sn Der Nabe bon 2srington, Wie., bat iid
Der iunge 0eutide, SOB, BielaHo, au
Der 6arm ieineS S1tpagerS erbdn9t. Oel
SelbftmDrber mar fannt Is Sabre aft.
| Gine Epdter bes beriibmten Seloberrr
8. u. See tuirb oemudAf in 9jrminsban
@nglano, einen 6anbtisfiirfeH beiraibea,
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eas saei111tat eines alte,, s,asers.

Dtta ~ a Sus., Z. Suni.-Gin 'lUIldell
Sel1 15 IN oteier dlm9ebun9 tpobn9aften 5anliliel
9Sbite uno 9onners berrid)enoer alter $oaoer
gipIelte beute in einem 3uianlmentoBe, pslder
ben Sob 5ipeier Ufeni6en sur Solge bate.
9alprence gSbite ipuroe BON 3. 3. @onrers
nit etnenl 6epoluer eridoiien ltnD cine bon ull=
befannter Sano abgefeuerte Sugel itredte gleid)
barauf Corners tobt Sur groe. Die ii6rigell
Setbeili9ten ntadten bon ibren 6euolpcrn Sc
braud), iebo6 tpurbe 9etemanb auBer ben BET
ben grpdbnten get0btet. Cine 2ei6eni6all
mirh ftnttfinSpu
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Wolfsimiffs in 0e,tz Mertfs.

Santa Sc, N=M., Z. SUM. = Der SSta=
liener 3as Segas, luel6er inn lekten Serbitc
eillen SranSolen uno eine Oerifanerin ermorz
oete nuo beBbalb gum Sooe perIrtbsilt murbe,
ipater ieoO6 einen neuen YroSeB er,pirfte,
Wurbe am letteu Wtittmof Sbenb nebIt einem
0terifaner, luel6er an Morge1 oeiielben Saz
ges einen WorO periibt bate, Don eirler S6aar
Sitrger aus oem @efdugniiie gebolt uno AMI
benz Ofientliden 8labe in Der Wtitte DieierStaot
anfsebdn9t. Seioe 2eiden bingen geitern 0tor=
geu nod an ben SGu11teu.
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Gnt3ilnoung Der Slaic uno Der
giicren,.
in 6rOnii6u 6dlleu Don peiBem 6lub unb
Wtutterleioen.

Bel &jei6WuIten, Snoten, gerbdrtungen unb lupbiz
lttiihen @ehWiren, IBaiieriut9t; bel anserneiner
g5Inobeit Der ae9le, @e6miren uno 8uberculo ber
gun9e; bel 8tht, unueroaulihtet, Hbeumatsmus.
anodeneriuei9un9, bei Werturabagerngen- in alien
oeien ihretli6en 8rantbeitSiormen, no ieoe Stunoe
Der @rtftenS eine Starter 1T, Der menidle 96rper
0eiImtteI oas Staunen uno Die gepun6erIn9 Der
Eeioenoen. 5n iod)en iSdlen, no ollie SreubeTI 6es
Se6ens Dem eeoenpen ab9ednitten erId)einen, aie6t
IS ourh iene punoeroole, fait ibernatirli6e 0eilz
traJt ben 8epneneln0en benz Seben uno elmer neuen
9riftens pieoer.
Hei Den seu6bnIihen Sauttrant6eiten, nit oeneu
eoer mebr ooer uenser SepIagt 1T, uiro bees Diitte
ourh ueni9e Dozen in oen nIeilten uno Olrh iueniae
lSloIten in ben bartndt9iten 5dQen cine poatommeie
6eilun9 bepirten.
@bronb Seibenoe iolten Elm 9iitden nit 3u6lf Sloz
bal6eS 9usenb, ODER $l,0O pro SIafte. Yet alien
apotbefern Su bQ6en.
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Yermtid)te 9epefd1en aus Netps
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Stem Oorf, s. Sulli. - Idtb. Sobn
8. Starin peranfaltete geltern cine groBe Sret=
GrfurIion fir Die Solbaten unb Matrolen,
rpelde wdbreno oes giirgerfriegss fir Die Union
fdmpften. lleber 5000 Berionen nabmen on
Dem @usfluge 3beil rnO murOeu burd) iteben
Sampfer ben SuoiOu binauf mad alpinsz
@rope bei0roert.
= Ser @runoItein Der neuen Spna9oge Der
@emeiube y S'nai sSsrael" 9tr. 289, ,Sft=4. Ctr,
wurSe beute in@egsnwart sablrei6er 3ui6ausr
inter eiltipre9enOen @eremonie'u gelegt.
- Der Oampfer y&beubina" 1T geltern bon
Cardiff bier angefommsn.
- Ser Oanlpfer y@itp Of @belter" fam ge-
tern BON 2iperpool bier on.
- @eitern fam Der 0an1pfer y0toHenb
Gaitle" bon Nep~GaitIe, @nslano, bier oil.
Snnifroit ,.mo s6mee.
gSaterto pn, N.<D., Z. Suni. - gSdbs
reno Der uergangenen Iaht trat itrenger Sroit
in bieier @egeno Elm unb man fiird)tet, oaB be-
beutenber S1aoeu enttanoen 1T.
Milw anfee, gSiSc., Z. Sllni. = Su Der
gfaft pom G. gum Z. SUM- bat in gSisconiin
Elm ftarfer 6rof sroBsn Sdabsn III getraioe=
felOern angeri6tet.
Soiton, I. SUM. - Sn Der Ndbe bon
Jtprtb =Srop, ST., uno Sanbtpif, N.=S.,
,pitbeten ,pdbreno Der lebteu Naht Sdnesz
tiirme. Die @rnbteausii1ten baben iid) in
6olge Des S6nee's nub oeS SrolteS betrdd]t,
| lid oerninbert.
8oiton,8. SUM. - gsadri6ten aus Ser
mont uno Teip=SampIbire ergeben, baB tpdb=
renb Der lebten 9tad)t abermalS btftiger SrOIl
eiutrat uno oaB bic @rnbte sroBen Sdaben er-
lift
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9r. GabmaB's gtesulireube piaeu.

&olltommen geIdmadlos, elegant nit IdSem @umm
GberSo9erl, rein9en uno re9uren oas Spien, pusen
aus uno I6rfen. Eitr oIe 0eilun9 bon alien lnoy6=
nunsen 6eS Qagens, Der Seber oer GH9etueiSe gtte=
zen, Baie gtcrpeneioen, aopfueb, Serftopul9, ufrz
ueroaulidbeit, 9Qspepfe, @5alentrantheiten Eieber
@eOdrnsentshn6uns, e5edpiire unO alle gtoTunaen
oer iunerden Srgane iino Jta0map's BiQen SaS
9eiImteI, oeiien potue gBirtuns mir garamtireil.
Sie itno ausi6lte6lt9 aus BanenoFfen 6ereitet un6
ihdoIiten Stoiie,
re- gtan merte fidt ioIsenbe Spmptome. Die aus
Storun9en oer 8ero1uuEgs> >Srgane beroor9cbeR:
Sertoplung eer gin9eneioe, 9einpire, 5lutalTz
6ran9 nab Dem Sopie, Atu8enidure, Ytesnna sum @rs
bre6en, Soobrcnncn l8iocrpllen ge9en ale Jtabun9,
Sdmere i'm Wta9en, aures 2luioBen, 0rltef ober
Sloplen in Der oerSgru6c, 9etaubuna i'm 9opfe, be-
I6lellui9tes uub eyDpertes atbemhOlen, perBflopie
8eubl Ser GIitidun9, penH in te9enoer &teIIuu9 Iet
fen oog1 Strcifen uor ben guaen, 6ieber, ftainpes
aopiipe6, Nian9e S6peiB, Gje6beit BON Sout nllD
4uaen Sd)mer3en III oer Selte, Sruit uno @Iiebern
Itebcnoe 3tbe Gno Brideln, uno SreHuen in oen Dtsz
telH II. I, ~.
lgeniSe Doien pOn 0faotpop's Eilen tueroen eas
Spitem BON Gl ben o6engenannteH llebeIH beireien.
Brets: 25 Gents bic S6o6teI. gu ba6en In ben
apotbeteu,
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0reMer StrafenraMb.

GbicagO,7 Z. Sllnt.-Gin agent Der 81
linois=@entral=Sabn," pelder fi4 anf Dem
@ege sllr Sanf beiano, I'M $4,000 ST beponi-
rem, tpurbe Dor q, 8. Steiuart's eaoen bon
slpei Srenben ansebalten, pelde ibm rotben
Yfeffer in pie Angen lparjen Hno oas @elo abb
llabuien. Sie ipram9en in EN- bereititebenbes
Subrperf, fubreu oauon Ano enttanlen.
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SaH, SlstIa,mamm & Soups .yrsb -.

Compressed yeast).
So man entoett bat, oaB piele ytadabmunsen ullz
ierer Sefe idb I'M 0tarfte 6efnoeu, 70 bat ale ddte
Breb6eie uneres Sabrifates aui jeoem Yatete ben
Ramen unIerer Sirma. alle anberen iino gtababz
munaen.
Ufan. .perlanse bon ieinem Grocer 8afi, syIetidIs
mann s Soups YreBbsie. Gdslidb 6riib!
5a6rit=Depot; Nr. ~, Voro=tsuta,p=S Straf,e.
(Ndr3i9,1S) e. q. 9>smnstt, @3eiddsfhgrer.
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Gin i,t,,aer m6rSer.

@ mington, Od., Z. SUM. - 3wei
gtegerfnaben, gtanlen8 gSnt. Sropn unb Saz
muel Sation, Seibe nod nid)t Ia Sabre oft,
gerietben ipdbrenb zines Sallipiele8 IN Streit,
mabreno oeiien Sropn benz Sation eiuen 9ieb
nit Dem Sali6ldgel perieste, ipobuf 2etterer
auqenbltflid) Qet00tet pllrbe,