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Mr. Cassidy interrupted by questions as to
whether Mr.. Jones had done anything in the
past six years. Mr. Boardman thought Mr..
matter of the Reagan bill when 1T came up.
He was not prepared to review Mr. Jones
course because he had not expected to do so
but Mr. Jones had proved his gigantic ability
Nevada into honor at home and abroad, and
deserved the respect of her people. He be-
lieved the Senator would be true to his cen
stituents; if he did not he would not vote
for him.
Mr.. Farrell stated that Mr.. Jones was not
the guest of the Central Pacific. but of Hon
VIM Sharon, and was under no obligations
to the Central Pacific corporations that most
of the members were pledged to support Mr.
Jones and that the opposition was only in
tended to annoy him.
Mr.. Cresswell thought the record of John
Paul Jones on The Central Pacific corporations
was not true and correct. Referred to Mr..
Jones pairing on votes as convenience.
MI L OWnll0 eApIdlueu tIlis pdIlHS dS
having been at the request of the Senator
with whom he paired, and not as a conven-
fence to himself
Mr. Doolin thought that all this sparring
was only to defer the business pending before
the Senate. Suppose we stave off this cleo
ton of L. S. Senator until the United States
Senate act upon the pending bill Why may
not the United States Senate stave off action
on this bill till the crack of doom!
Mr.. King rose to a point of order that Mr.
Jones name was not yet before the Senate
Mr.. Cassidy asserted that he had not dis
cussed Mr.. Jones character. He only ap-
pealed to the Senators that they should delay
this election until some word could be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Jones upon this question of
discrimination in freights and fares. He
was willing to concede all the praise due Mr..
Jones upon the silver question, but thought
no action could conscientously be taken until
he had declared himself upon the equally
important question now interesting this entire
people.
Mr.. Wheeler placed in nomination Senator
John p Jones. Mr.. Powning seconded the
nomination in a eulogistic speech of five
minutes.
Mr.. Cassidy placed in nomination Hon. A.
NJ. Hillhouse. His nomination was seconded
by Mr.. Cresswell in few highly compliment
tary remarks.
During the ballot Mr. Meder found him
self placed in an anomalous position, being |
'equired to vote for Republican when ruled |
nut of the councils of the Republican party,
out had committed himself during the cam
oaign and therefore cast his vote for Mr..
Jones'
Mr.. Westerfeld explained his vote by
belief that every public servant should do
he bidding of the people. He believed that
wo-thirds Of the people of his county de
ired the election of Mr. Jones, he therefore
asst his vote for Mr.. J. p Jones.
Mr. Jones was then declared elected by
ote of 10 to for Mr.. Hilhouse.
Adjourned
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rXNHIS WELf.-R Ns1WN ND L0NH-ESTAB B.
Iished rstcasS Restaurant and Oyster Stand is kept
open O'Clock A M. until = A NJ. The cooking and
all the facilities unsurpassed by establishment OF
the kind, here elsewhere.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-15
THE INAUGURATION BALL.

The most important social event of the year
will take place tonight, at the Opera House.
We have reference to the Inauguration Ball
gotten up by our citizens in honor Of our new
State officers and the members of the Legs
lature 1t will be a very magnificent affair in
point of personelle, management and all other
particulars. Pant will set sumptuous
supper for the guests.
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dition of Nevada patients in each. Referred
to Committee on Claims.
. Senate concurrent resolution for joint
session for the purpose of declaring the
election of Z. S. Senator was concurred In.
Senate concurrent resolution, by Cassidy,
authorizing the printing of various State Of
fcers reports was adopted.
Stewards Senate memorial to Congress re-
questing the passage of an Act for the relief
of Mexican Veterans, was referred to COM
mittee on Federal Relations.
Pownings concurrent resolution concern
ing the Chinese. Smith of Eureka moved its
passage under suspension of the rules
Shakespeare asked to have it referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations as a matter
of courtesy to himself. He desired that his
own and the Senator's resolutions should be
fairly considered and the best one passed.
Smith withdrew his motion and it was re
ferred to the Committee on Federal Rela-
tlons.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Hon. Jasper Babcock, Secretary of State,
in person presented to the Assembly the pro
posed amendment to the Constitution voted
for at the last election and requiring to be
passed by this Legislature and again submit
ted to the people for their ratification.
On motion of Mr. Mayhugh the consider
alton of these amendments made the
special order for Thursday next at II NJ.
VOTE FOR I. 5. SENATOR.
Pursuant to law the House proceeded to
vote for United States Senator. Col. Allen
of Lincoln nominated John p Jones.
Davies of Ormsby nominated A. M. Hill
house of Eureka At roll call Mr.. Jones re-
ceived Al votes and Mr.. Hillhouse 8.
At II o'clock the Assembly adjourned.
GONG EAST WITH His PRISONERS. United
States Marshal Ash will start for the Albany
Penitentiary with the convicted mail robbers,
Bell and Wilson, in a few days. He will be
accompanied by Captain Lord. Of course the
prisoners will be heavily ironed as precau-
ton against their escape.
THERE is a message at the Western Union
Telegraph Office waiting for D. A. Mckinley
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PETITIONS.

PETITIONS.
BY Fisk-A remOnstrance from citizens OF
Eureka against the repeal of the drummer
license act, or any change in the license IN
less it be to raise it from so to $50, and
against the amendment of the attachment law
so as to discriminate against merchants of
this State. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee
Bv Robinson-Another from Phoebe, Lin
coin county. Another by Ha2er from citi-
zens of Battle Mountain. Each had the
same reference.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Lyon of STRENGTHENING that the
Joint resolution requesting the L. S. Sen
ators to vote for the Reagan Fare and Freight
Bill had been unnecessarily and perhaps
fraudulently delayed in its transmission by
telegraph to the Senators, and asking that
Joint committee be appointed to investigate
the matter. Adopted. Speaker appointed
Messrs Lyon of 'Storey, Smith of Lyon and
Hager of Lander.
By Allen-To herd the respective county
delegations, SO far as seats are concerned, the
arrangement to be left with the Sergeant-at-
Arms. Powell objected, being comfortably
fixed. Allen thought the arrangement would
facilitate business. Lost.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
BY Wermuth-To amend the Revenue Act
By Wison-To provide for the redemp-
ton of property sold for taxes.
BY Allen of White Pine-To amend tie
gambling act.
BY Robnson-To amend the registry law.
By Smith Of Lyon-To amend the school
Act.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Underwood-To amend the fish pro-
lection act Prohibits the catching or sale of
trout between April Goth and October 1st.
Referred to Committee on Internal Improve
mentS.
From Senate concurrent resolution relative
to apportionment of joint committee to
visit the Insane and Deaf and Dumb Asy
lums in California and report upon the con-
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PERSONAL Brother Dennis Mccarthy is
in the city looking about, seeking whom he
may devour somebody. Gen. E. s. Davis,
Just returned from the Bay, dropped in to see
lis. Glad to have look at him.
Masonic BLowoUr.-Our friends the Free
masons will have free spread for one
anothers delectation at their hall on to NOR
row night. See advertisement,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-15

GST Family Entrance Second street,
opposite the Orm by 'aouse,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-15
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
VI: !:
COMPANY. j. HORNE Pro <SssssA---ssS
prietor.-Dear Sir: feel that o'ycI "a
it to YOU and t.. humanity to writerFsA ~ O
the fact that have been SUBSTAN- Z X. kfGS~L\~
TALLY CURED OF a bad case of
rupture Of thirty ears standing, 10y
Of your Incompatible Trusses,
which purchased from you three
months ago. cannot de ,Crbe the suffering, both pgsi
ally and mentally, that have undergone during that
period; and now fee like being have worn all
kinds IF rsse both steel and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours. It, simplicity Of
constructions and facility which be adjusted,
md the amt 4Ct freedom to the motions OF the
body with which it can be worn without causing any i'm
ation its chief uers and it is perfcct supporter
have had IN Of return If the rapture since the
first lay put it on and feel that pei fccty CURED
inVa die and the fact should be known e world
You refer any the subject Of their merits
am truly yours, ALFRED }. 81 RkE, Chof Mail Clerk
5 F. Daily Evening Post san Francisco, July 20, 1878.
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end for IiIus'rHted catalogue and Prizes
Lit ing Full Information and
Rules for MeHSup ing.

n B-The California Elastic Truss is for sale by
my Druggist City They prefer TO se Eatern
rash on which they make large prOtit. Send d.
to the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANYs
myths 720 Market street FrNndseO
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Assembly Ninth Day.

Speaker Castor called the Assembly to or
der at L a. NJ. Prayer by Rev Mr.. Ham
mon3
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
QuSfauO D.

Seuti@lanh. = Notb in gIias unb
2otbrtngen.-Das Sournal b'2(Iiace tbeiIt
nit, Dap in GlIab unO 2otDrinsen Die srobte
Notb berri9t.
So5ialifii9e Siese.- Berlin, 6.
San. Die Sojial=D emofraten baben farss
LID bic gripdbIuns ibrer MtunicipaIs 8anoi=
oaten um 2eip5is berum bur9seIebt. Gin
SoSialiit piro bel ben &ei9stasszBab ais
&anotoat fir Sreslau auftreten.
prtnse1iin Caroline pom Seifen.
Srier, 6. San. - PrinSeilin Caroline, @ez
mablin oes Yrinsen Seinri9 pon SeIIen, 1T
seitorben.
Il nanne m lt9feiten Der Srau
8aparosTaplor. = Stem gorf, 6. sam.
2aut Sepel9e aus Berlin lit bic &iidfebr Der
Srau Baparo TapIor na9 Stem gorf unbez
1timnt, uno 5par ruesen Der llnonnebmlidz
feiten nit ibrem SerIiner Sausuirtbe. Der
ielbe Mill tie ni9t BON Dem 8adtcontraft auf
bas Saus, ben ibr Mann abi 9loB, befreien.
BUR Sreuoe aIler berieniaen GItern,
pel9e tbre S0bne m9 Der So61duIe in @ots
tin9en i9iden, bat ii3 bort elm 8epein oebiIs
bet, rpel9er ben 9uten 3wed p%erfolot, Dem
ilbermabl9en 8iertrinfen entsesensulpirfen.
Ntan slanbt, bab oaS fir iebe 6urifiae BUR.
i9enfeble bere9nete bur6i9nittli6e Nuantum
pom taSli9 IA S9oppen bod mebr lit, ala
aud Der ~flotteite 8ruoer Stuoiu su ieines
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Gincinnltter Warftberi6t.
Gincinnati,6 6. San. 1879,

S|tHCtHHulbv VI SuII. Aofo'
gaumrupIIe. 5air III, RiobIino p
@ents; oroindr u &ts. per Tfo.
~Neienforn. Gbotce Our o Gents per
8Funb, Neoium Surt4@-Gts.; Green StaIf 8raib
33-4Gts.; orbindresb bis suteS rotbes 2-2} st. Suites
neues Surl, AS @ents. 9ieb Zip 3 Gents.
8obnen.-90@ t8.-S1 per 8ui9eI fir oroindre
$1.00-1.15 fir rnitteIgute rpetBe $1.25-l.35 fir
bette bis auserIeIene gtapp.
3utter. = 8or5igIi9e Creamery 27-30
Gents 8eItern &elerpe 16--18 Gents; Central
Sbio 14-15; 8riina 1918 Gts. ..S9le9tere Nualt.
@ier. = 20 Gents per 0usenb fir frii9e.
Gtfen. = Sot 8lait CHARCOAL $18.O0-21.00
giu $16-18; &arp Goal lnb &ofe $15.00-18;
GarrpbeeI $27-37; aIte gar @beeIs $18-19.; Stans
a~eneiIen $2.25-3.25 per Str; Scrap 50@ts.-$1.O 90.
Sebern. 80 gts. per Pfb. fir bette Sebern
pom Iebenben @dnien.
@efIas eI.-Sabner,l$ ISL .5O-2.5o per 9usenb,
Iebenoi9e 7 @ts.; sepuste 9-10 gts. per 9funo.
SeIbbibner (Quails) 1880 Gts. per Subenb.
Serberrtnoe.-8efte @beftnut Oat $12.00-
per @orb.
Setreioe. 8ei3en. Setter rotber 8inter.
neiaen 92-95 gents an1ber 92-95 gerts; rueiBer
92-98 Gts per 8uiHel lie mad AuaIitdt.
Preiie feft bel i9ma9er 3ufubr unb beI9ranfter
Ineebot. i
8eIidforn. = @emiidtes aoIbenforn 80
80 @ents per 8ui9el, lie mad AuaIitdt, @eI9dItes
1913 Gts.
Safer. : @etnii6ter 22-24 5ts. better mel.
Ser 24-26 Sts. per 8uI9eL.
Roggen.- SO Selts pei 8uI1eI fir go. Q.
@erin9ere Sorten 46-49 Gents per 9ui9eL.
@roceries.-Gafee.-9tio oroindrer 122-15
@ts. gutter bis better 153-20} @ts.; Soua $50
@ts. per Yfo. Sa9uotra l7-18 Gts. No6a 1880
Gents.
gulperiFrter uno stad5udsr 92-1O3
GtS. Safee5uder 83-92 ; SeLoer T--84; aober
Stem Orleans 64-74 @ts.
9dute.-Sltnt 134-14 Gt8. per Pfo. troder'
geia5ene 10-10a Sts. CRIME 6-64 gts.; nabgeiaL
gene tn Sts. S1afpeI8e so bis 80 Gts.
Seu. gteues StrnOtbn BET Gnfunft $3.50
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GerbeerenOes Jener in Gbieasa.
Die @otoTiee nnb has militariiGe Sauptauartier
Serff6rt. I.

Chicago, 4. Sanuar.-nm 81 lbr beut,
Ra6mittas brad I'm ,Sonore" @ebaube, Ell
mem Der pra6tpol1ten in Der Staot an Del
@fe Der Dearborn unb Moams StraBe, Seue1
aus. DieIes @ebdnbe ipurbe nod benz gro
ben Seuer in 1871 erri6tet unb rparer BARN
Die Yoftoffice pom Chicago, bas Sauptquar:
tier oes Generals Sbertban, ote Sauptoffics
Der Chicago unb Nlton giIenbabn unb uiele
NouofatensO Offices ~entbaIten. Nae Gompa9:
MEN Der Seueruebr famen 1ofort mad BEN
eriten MIarmIisnaI berbeigeeiIt, bod bepor
nod Der erfte @a1eritrabl in baS 8ebauoe
binelnsemorfen fpurbe, bate oas Seuer, wels
Dies i'm unteren Stodperfe aussebro6en mar,
iiber bic Treppen mnb bic gIepatorS i9on oas
Dad erreiht, burd pel1es Die SIannmen
emporidlugen. Maen 2euten, pel6e fid Sur
3eit in ben oberen Stodwerfen ~befanoen,
mar Der Mes gum @ntfommen absei6nitten !
Oas 8ebdube mar feds Stofperfe bod uno
nit einem ManiarbzD ade perieben. 9ie
Slammen i9lusen balb our9 bic Senfer in
ben oberen Stodwerfen empor unb in ben
BON &au6 unb Dampf uerbilten Senitern
eri9ienen, 10 pieI man erfennen %fonnte, feds
Herionen, oenen Die in oer Strabe ftebenben
2eute Mutb unb Soffnuns 3~uriefen, ais eben
bic Gettunasleitern anfainen. Oieier Jtetz
tungBapparat wurbe ntdt i9nea senu9 ansez
le9t, uno eini9e Seuerleute Iteben bon benz
Oa9e bes b~rennenoen 8ebduoes einen spet
Boil biden StriG su ben in esn SenItern
itebenoen, BON ber Nettun9 bur6 Die SLANT
men abseIperrten 2euten berab. go wurbe
@iner nod benz Gnbern an benz Stride auf
bas StrabenpfIaiter berabseIaien uno ale 6
wuroen s~erettet. Ser leBte Nonn, nel9er
an benz Stride berob9elaiIen purbe, mar Sol.
Webb, elm Mann pom so Sabren ulh 275
Yfunb 8epi9t. Gs erforberte eiierne &raft,
UNI bieien i6weren 20rper on benz Stride
feitSubalten. ollie anoeren 2eute murben aus
benz brennenben 8ebaube mitteIit 2eitern
uno anberen &ettungsapparaten 9erettet.-
Cine Srau luuroe an Der Waherrinne i'm piers
ten Stod fi6 feitbaIteno erblidt. Sic mar
~forpuIent unb 9rob unb man erpartete ieOen
Iusenblif, bab ite berabtirsen nno setootet
perben piroe, als elm Seuermann binaufs
flimmte uno Die Srau umfafienb, tie slidli9
auf bas S~trabenpflaiter berab brabte.
Sn etlpa elmer Stunoe nod Dem guSbrii6
bes Seuers itIrSte bas san5e Dad nit i6reds
It6em Rra9 elm uno Die Slantmen fdIu9en
bod empor. Die srobe RaIte binberte Die
rai9e Mrbeit Der Seuerfpebr in ben oberen
Stofmerfen. 9as thermometer ftanb CUR
3eit 10 Grab inter Nul unb Die @aHeritrabs
len aus ben Sprisen erreidten NAT bas 4.
ooer 5. Stodnerf, no bas @aiIer on Der
IuBeniette Der Mtauer baIo fror.
Die PotOffce 1T bierbur@ gum britten
yFale ~seritOrt poroen, frlber in 1871 uno
l874.-Me Oofumente unb Bapiere purben
~aerettet.
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$50; gaebium S~z.oO-s0o; Srbiudres $3.50
100; pom Store $1.00E1M per Tonne nlebr.
9opfen = Better Ditli9er 12-I4G ts.
Rdie.-73-8 Gents per pfuttb fir beftem.
Sui err aGreirg = Stetf1fdHer $~f.20-4l.25
ReblfaHer 28-3e Gents eiieasebunbene Rbistps
fdHer $1.20-1.25 8eefs7ierees $l.25-I.30; 8eefs
9aIbbarreIs $3.50 gt8; 2arosIterces $L.35-L.40;
1antsIiereeS $50 @ts.; SdIbe Soasbeabs
$1.0O-1.10; fliesenSi9te 90. $1.10-1sl5; 6tdte
9ogsbedbS $400-4.50j GIad 9ogsbedns 3l.O0E
Lis; Sind Sdibbdrrets S1.lo-1.15; 9afb aees30
Gents. sags sf.1 7f ~ ~
RlterboIJ,- 6GBitangen per Iauls,6 $500
$l4oo, SaBoau6st per 1salsro Sl4OoLl5OO
9edo.0 dubsr,, orbindfe per Gauiehb, $20.Oe-25.00;
Meb[fabftansen $6.00-8.00. .mSnalHa
@ebL- MsitenmebI: Orbindres $2.O0-2.50;
iaperfeines $2.76-3.00; Sxtra S3.50-3.75; Dins
ter Sanailien. 4.0035.25; gatent $5.50-6.5O /;
Sprtng $3.759.25 per Barrel fir befteS. Orr
gaarft feft ttao qreiie i'm Geientti9en unperar.
RosseamebI.- s8.Oo-a16 per Barrel,
Nolaile8.- glep Orleans 30-88 Gents fir
beften per @a1one /; Sprip $500 @ents; Sorgbutn
20-28 gts. 1851 Hsa41ofs 1g1SH5f
O6f.-@etroduets aepfsl q 44 eents setrods
nete 9firfide 3D. Sts. per 9fD. 49,.
Grimes 9bft. -S1.75-2.25 per grL. fir re-
9elmdbig perpadte aepieL.
Del 2etn5I 81 cts-p per SAT-. ; @Itrd 8i1ter
Sarool 504525Sts. RoblenoL Sbio 9ef I2-I23
Gents per San. xR $50
Rinbpieb.- @userIeienes 8jeb sa &.75-5.O0
prtrta DO 81 $4.00A65; 9ute5 $3.25n4.00;
rleoiunlss$2 .25-3.0O; common at $1,000;
8ulIeh $2.00-3 $50; MiItfibe $15.00E50.0O per
Stiid, ie mad luaIitat; 5augsRdIber 24-6GB.
per Bf0.-8orSigLt9e 6-63 2gts. SOB
Sdrlpejn = St lbieier Saifon itno berestS
482,635 Sdweiue gum Gdladtett Aierber gebradt
luoroen gegen 380s440 IN berieEbe1 3ett lebten Sob
res. Die 9reiIe Iino $2.25-3O0 ie mad GudIitdt.
SdGfe. = 24-43 Gents per Bfuno, ie rad
AuaIitdt. 2dmmer, 3-4a @ts. per 4fGtto.
ShpetneHeif4.-0ieBpo Sz.9o-S8.O0 per
Barrel.
Bacon. S6llteru 3-34 Gents Hare %ipper.
455-44 &ts. Hare gettei 4444s &ts. per gfb.
@ealderte S9infen. 4972-84 GtS. per 8funb,
lie mad luaLitdt. ls8
@e5uferte S9ultera 4-43 @ts. per 9fo. ~
greaffait Bacon = 63-7 St5. per $40.
ala. 8rifie Steaf1eb Oh
Gents Gitp 8ettle 63-7 Gents per 9fb.
Salg.-@itp 60 Gts.; Country 81 Gents
per gfb.
0btstp.- $1.03 per @aIIone.
Woue.- ungeuaI9ene, unreine un0 ihle9te,
Gents; feline Msertno 1920 Gents; goarie
1918 SIS; Meoilrm Glotbine 2O-21
Sts.; large Gorn6ius "a gts.; Dseoium DeIaine
% Geats Gerpdidene feline SIeece $50
Sents; gaebiurn 5Ieeee 30-31 gts.; DeLaide SIeece
@ts.; tan9e Gombins 32-33 Gts. Cub
~itittlere Bis CUTE, 30-32 Gts.; 9u6mofbeO,
A-26 Cts. guIeb, 9snnb "a Gents;
24-25 Gts.
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Infer 8a6ertifb.

PENN YAM MYSTERY Inter bieIem Site
eri9eint in 4enn Gan, q. g., elm neues enslti9es
iauftrirtes Iiterarii9es 8o6enbIutt, berausseseber
BON ben befannten S6rifttelern Econ uro Sarriei
Sewis. 9as 8latt lift pom sroBem Soriuat uni
biibi6 ausseftattet. IS entbdlt benn aud duBerit
interefanten 2eietOff unO bic beften @r3euSnife Der
siteratltr Der Reu3eit, II. 81. cine e~eoiesene llebers
ietang hes ugionte Critic" Die p9enn gan @ps
fterp" itebt nett erbaben iber benz Iiterarii9en
S6uno, oen Stem gprf fiber bas 2anb perbreitet,
,no mir t0nnen iie nniern enslii6 ~Ieienoeu Geuts
f9en beltens entpfebIen.
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llnsabliae Meniden fim0 MGrthrer

I6Iimrner &opfl6mer5en iener untriisIiden Sbnfps
tome zines ~9eitDrten Suftan6es bes Nasens, Der
2eber uno bes nnterleibes. Siele iino m0dertlt1
BRET bis pierinal oarnit behaftet. Sic t0ntten it1
bieie Aualen eriparen, oenit Soffetter's @agems
ienSsn gpnrpfoms, inSern ss bic g%erSaaanosoroar,e
frdftiet uno 2eber uno Sebdrnte reeuItrt. Die trts
nise Sprlpatbie 5rpii9en benz @ebirn uno Der 8au9s
ge9eao berDirft, oab Die 9~erin9ite Grfrantting bes less
teren baS Organ Der @eoanfen IN MitIeioenT9aft
5iebt. Die bur9 bas 8itters beruirfte 9teforrtt, rpenit
Die Srnfionen Der 8eroauing, Der Secretion nnO
Der @ntleerun9 ii9 in 9aotii6ein 3uitano ~befinoen,
bat ~ibri9ens nod anoere iuobltbGtise 8eIultate I'M
9efol9e, ttduli9 bic politGnoige Grndbrung Der
san5etl pbpltl9en Sefonomie, Die MISUNDERSTANDING
oeS appetits a1lo Der Rube unb Die 8errtebrun9 Der
@ioeritanoSfabi9feit bes Spftems sesen aranfbeis
ten rndlartIher gatur.
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tpuroe, ,nb bic brittle gompasnie Der Seuerpsbr
riifte aus, ebe nod Der alarm se9eben rpurbe. Ods
@ebdube, bic Naf9inerien uno 8aarens8orrdtbe
fino total 5erit0rt tporoen. SdrimtIi9es @igens
tbunr mar fIr $4,000 perit6ert. 81. S. 8artir,
@arr & SO. batten in benz @ebdube cine sroBe
0uaatitdt Net3en, gaebl unb Mai1inerien auf 2as
ger, ipelbe fir $500 perii1ert rparen, udbreno
Der erleibet bieie goinpaanie ben, Iduerften gerIait.
Die llria4e bes Seners 1T unbetannt. Dies mar
Die brittle Ttiible, melbe ai,f oetnieIben qIate erbaut
,lno Dilrh 9eiier aerft6rt nurbe.
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-Sr. Geo. Sennp, Bethel, Nto., iagt: Sbon i'm
alten gaterlanoe b0rte i6 piel 8iibnili1es pon Or.
@as. SOnis'S Santburser Sropfen uno mar es ibnen
porbebaIten, aud on mir in bieiem 2anoe ii6 gu err
problem. Set ROnaten lit i'd am @edielfeber.
SD nabrt eine Mense 0uinin uno anbere gaeoi3is
men. sos ttebrere 9lerste 81 gtatbe, bod aIles umz
ionit. @tnise Slai9en Don Or. ausuft a6nig's
Sanburser Frcpfen baben mid, Soft iei Danf, pom
bieiem lditisen 11ebel befreit. I'm Dor Sdli6unsen
fiber 5a iein, Iahe man it9 ppn benz gpotbeter ober
Gambler, BET ipel6em man Or. slug. R0nis's Sams
burger ropfen fauf, Die l1nteri9rtft Der SO. 81. 8os
de[er Il Gn. setden. y
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@olHhGter.

gls cine 8eleli9aft berucrrasenber 9ler5te unb
@benifer ber Nelt rnittbeilte, bab Dur6 Die 3uiams
menlebuns peri6ieoener b~efannter unO pertbpoaer
Rebi;inen cine ,eue MeOi5in sei9affen rperOet fam,
rpel6e ale anoeren bis iest b~efannten TeoSinen
i~ibertrifTt, 10 itarnte Seoernanrt. 9tber bieie Tes
bisin 1T Sopfen.8itters unO Der 8erueis ibrer nuns
berbaren &raft iett Seoermann in Gritaunea. 8
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gtttsbaraer Stsbmarft.
Rittahnrn

Ytttsbnrg, 6. San 1879.
ylinbuieb. auserIeienes, S.. $4,000; beies
But9er $.00-5.50; sutes bis mtitteIgutes $3.50
-; crotnares bis fair $500. Bulls Mnb
&ibe $~2.50-3.50.
SougfdLber I'D Ste. per SIP.
Stofe. -8f43 Gts. per go, 2armner 4-5i
@etts per Pfuno.
61neire. g. 10000 per @entner.
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IS lit in Der @abrbeit elm @unoer, was
Or. au9uf &6ni9's hamburger Gro:
p en- %bewirfen, i6rei6t Serr 8nt. &einbarbt, 81
more, 8isc. SD ielbft f0nnte Sbnen 9unberte Don
Sdlen auf5dblen, mas Die Gropfen Suites nirften
~OieieIben iiab ieoo9 81 befannt, baB bieies moth:
uenoia ipGre. 8
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8rieffafem.

Sanbusfp. g. 3. = aubis 8tut, @epatter! !
Guf ebrIt6e Bette, Die ni6t pieI mebr ais cine D9ils
Iion eingeiteGt baben, tpiro ri9t sett9elt.s SIMMER
nod Der 9Ite, ME es f6eirt. Seito better. 9roftt
Reuiabr Dem @epatter uno Der glama nebit ,,Nn>
bdngel!"
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= Die Gbatia9e, baB Ntaionen @eni6en Or.
au5uf &6nts's Samburger Sruttbee
sebrau6en, ieinea 8ertb gu ~piirbisen ~ueriteben.
Sic ruiien, baB er bas bette gRttteI sesen Stiten
uno GrfGtiine 1T.
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Columbus @arft6eridt.
@oInmbug. I. San. 1873.
3rteGiae go. /.

/ GnteI, Nm. 5 Serrnan, 9lep. g. 9.
3 Sanrnierf9net, prof. = @iegert, ebrifidn.
4 9adboitb, @enrn s .f
N@- I'm einen beati9en Brief Su er5GItsn, Brau5t atati
bios bic Summer Der aHte rnb bic guurner hes Briefes CIRCUS
peben.
u. 8. Ro6sers,
ecInmhns. 4. Sainar 1870. @Oftn'eifer.