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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
A haunted House.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gszst!c
RICHMOND, jan. ia strange story is told
here to the effect that tho parsonage occupied
by the Rev. Moses d. Hage. If the P:asSy-
terian Church, aud situated % the cor7er on
Main end Fl,h streets, is haunted. D. hoee
it is stated has tho utmost difficulty 10 kr' piug
servants. They come and stay c0e meath add
see the mysterious apariton and hear the .iti
u,au sigh, and then they leave, D9r d; they
wait long fox wages Tho hcaso Was built and
occupied for years ly Major GibboD. olsla
guished offer ic the colonial army, Alter The
revolutionary WET he lived there 10 bGrdso:ne
style. About the hour Of midnight figure
robed 10 white walks With solemn stc, through
the hail end vaoishcs nolslessy II IS said ty
those who olaiua to have seen it to be tho hSu:c
of lGGy. And that az the figure sweeps by G
deep drawn sigh IL heard, which proceeds from
tho back par!or 10 tho house. Such is The
strange tale which the af1iighted servants tell.
Ii is strange that servants cumc thirc from 6
distance who have never heard Of lie traditions
of the house, and upon The fits: night Fee the
same figure. They ell tell the Same story. The
figure Gao 90. b. Traced to Any authentic source
but many have heard the deep GrlTn sigh
which proceeds from The back parlor. Upon
going iuo the parlor nothing is seen or heard,
but Immediately upon going out in The passage
tie sigh is heard again. 1t is only heard anout
tho hour Of twelve o'clock at night. L! Is at
lrbuted 10 some strange acoustic properly OF
the room. oTRoNGBoW.
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sIr - b,I7ei it would be uu8iqo sci

Dir. - b,Ii7oi it would be Gu8i9o aci
10, xyr6..5t 20 cal! q co1veLtioo.
hir. EUsl-r ssi shat if he lou1d Ii: j1rity
of the reacjlseis sgausL him 90 Certain views
he would ylolt. Ho wanted TO know what Esi
tho matter to nieht. The only differercc he.
tween the reaiiu5:crs. ho thought, was ere o.
policy.
Short speeches were also made by Msssrs.
Htrkc AID Cater, The former fGToring ald
the latter opposing the motion to reconsider.
The conference refused TO rceot slider; eyes, II;
nces, 40; as fol!ogs:-
AyeF.-hiessfs. hlssseg, Adam:, Bernard,
Dauce, Fowler, Ffv. Fuiton, Goode, i. \.
Harrison, lIsnkeI, kcyscr, Mc,lu!lan, Mofe.t.
OsIesby, Pophan, Wright-lG.
Nsys.-Messrs. Bliss, Chi!as, AbTlm. FuL /
korscp, Nort0n. Pau, P0Ie, Scnp, Ward.
Wood, Akcrs, Barbour, john T. Garter, Chase.
Colemao, Crank, D4yison, Dckersoo, Evans,
Eauat'oroy, F,cklcD, Far. Fukcrsop, Ham
ilto0, II. II. Harrison, N117ie, Jaoles, Kelly,
Lady, lec. McCau', Mouornc Mcdaniel, j,
ii. Smith Spc.sara, \. j. Taylor, Joseph
Walker, Walsh. s. }. K. White, Whites,
Young-40.
The address was then unanimaus!y adopted.
Til. c,ll vas then chsneei ia the address
from tie lSGh Of February TO ino 18th OF
f.niIi1Tv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
The Auditor and the Public Schools

The Auditor has replied to Senator Spitler's
resolution as to "ahy he paid the interest on tbs
| bonds held by schools and colleges" and did
not set apart q suli cient sum for public school
purposes. He says:
]. know Of no revenue assessed and collect.
ed for school purpcIss outside Of that assessed
| and collected under the general low relating to
the assessment Of property and the collection oil
the tax thereon. one f. b Of which tho statute
provides shall be applied 10 echools.,
2. A tex City cents in the hundred dollars
value of property has been the rate imposed
thereon since the adoption Of the present Cons!i.
tuition, and out Of the proceeds Of this tax the
schools are to DO paid.
3. On the Goth of March, 1871. al act WAS pass-
ed authorizing the Issuance of certain coupons
receivable in payment of 'all tsxes, deb!s. dues:
these coupons were received in payment taxes
there was necessarily corresponding falling.
off in the receipt Of currency.
a. The rate of tax st 80 cents, as before stated,
did not yield the amount Of revenue sufficient
to defrsy the expenses of Government. cup.
in the penitenliary, &c and pay to the schools
their full quota.
s. The insuficiency of the supply of currency
which wss required TO discharge these obligs-
tions rendered 1t impossible for me to pay to the
schools in full without virtually suspendlug the
operations of the Government and necessitsting
the discharge, to q great extent. of the unfortu-
nate inmates Of our asylums as we'll IS the prs.
oners confined in the penitentiary and jails CT
the State.
know Of no order Of prioritory which re.
quired me to pay to the schools their full quots
in currency first and than TO all other obi ec!s
their rstable share of the residue.
7. Taking the amount OF currency as the sum
to be divided, which WAS the only fund that I
could control, the schools have received moro
than one fifth Of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

Epson OUTDoSE-fh2ra ii MIN! 10 Cui.
pepcr Hho tbirks he en- iarr9Ga Oh lie te'c
phopc. He proposes to form society, some
thug like a reading ciuo. the residence Of
each member 10 be supri'ai w!,h telephone,
all connected hy wire vi cccir.l oifac. In
this off - an operator wii be slGtioacd WAC will
rand from the Iatss books aod periodicals for
tho cntCr,aioncrt md in,ruo'i}n 81 sha vari.
Gus members. ih, lnp OF tGil in
p!ovemcnt eau hardly be over estimated. Fer
instarc,: Early IN the morn,Gg tho operator,
from his CENTRAL cili:e, will call up oil the SCI!
wants, and while the family are at breakfast
be will rcgsa them With Ecgs from tue morn
og papers Then, wtiio the ladies' Of Tho
household gro engaged with tEelr Gewi1s or
other domestic du;i,s. they may at the same
time listen to the reading ofthc latest novel or
the description Of some UcW article OF famIoinc
apparel. Its uumcrQus advantages may DC
seen al glance, aad We trust the inventor msy
loose no time 10 putting his 1ea in;o operation.
-Cu7psDer NtuS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

The Teller committee now in New Orleans is
still grinding out its tales Of outrage and intim
idation from tho grist it purchases at cheap
rates from the ignorant and easily influenced
negroes, and from that supplied it willingly By
the more selfish and maliciously disposed scala
wags and carpet baggers. No matter what may
DO the character Of its report, the people of the
North c,n rest assured that if it be proved any
bul! doing has been attempted none will be
moro willing to have the laws vindicated and the
offenders punished than tho fellow Gill.
Ems of those Offenders 10 the South. That
voters 10 the South have been influenced by
the same means that VIGOROUSLY Influence
those 10 the North is doubtless true,
sud no more criminality should attach to those
By whom that Influence is exsrtsd in one sec
ton than in another. Both should be punished
slike. The South will oppose no objection to
the inaction of the deserved penalty upon those
of her citizens who may be found guilty. Will
the punishment of similar offenders 10 the
North meet With as little obisction from the
people Of that section
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

That there ought to be q traus"oonunental
railroad through the southern section ct the
United States 90 tIus friend OF the South, or
of the country, has any doubt. The North has
two. The South should certainly hsve one.
The whole country should have three, 10 order
to break up the monopoly DOW enforced by the
combination OF those 10 the North. Bot 30
great is the difference Of opinion regarding tho
advantages of CERTAIN routes for the proposed
southern rosd, among southern members OF
Congress, and 50 opposed are aome OF them to
appropriations by thu genera! government Tor
any such purpose, Notwithstanding the fact that
the prosperity Of the North is partially at.
tributable to just such appropriations, that it is
extremely doubtful whether bill 10 aid e
southern Pacific road will be passed at this
session of Congress. 10 sensible article on
this subject the Louisville Evening Post says !:
IF Bourbonism 10 the South was dead o
southern Pacific railroad would not have failed.
But We arc represented in Congress by too many
barrow minded, vain glorious egotista who
know nothi1g whatever of practical statesman
ship. The real interests Of the South depend
on hard money, free trade, education, local
government, southern Pacific road, aud tho
honest payment Of its debts. When these
Thugs are realized there will be marvellous
change in the complexion of the southern dele
CATION in Congress, and the people will care
very little whether or not it IS solidly dem
ncrntic ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
Published DAILY AND TRI.WEEKLY BY
rD@AR SNOwDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is.

While judge Hughes, in his recent letter
on the State debt, presents the side OF the
auti.fupdcrs in its best possible light, our
opinions on that question are unchanged, Tor
the facts relating TO it remain the same. The
funding &C! vas not passed BY an illegal nor an
IRRESPONSIBLE body, but by the people OF the
State, through their fairly chosen representa-
tves. 1t was the ao! OF the State 10 its sovereign
capacity, and possessed all the authority tor itS
enforcement that i! was possible for the State
to confer upon it, If people could not rely upon
it they could place reliance on no other oct OF
the General Assembly Of Virginia. 1T Judge
Hughes idea be correct, such thing as Dor
rowing money upon the pledged revenues Of
State to pay the interest, and sticking iand to
pay the principal, would be impossible, tor no
man would lend money TO State 10 which laws
impairug the obligation of contracts could be
enforced, aud in which the theory was recog-
nizsd that the provisions made tor repaylrg
him by ono Legislature could be repudlated by
succeeding one. 1t must also be remembered
that but for the repeal by q subsequent Lsgls
laturo of the acts auxiliary to the funding bill,
such for instance as those providing Tor the
sale Of the public works and other property oil
the State, at that timo exceedingly valuable,
and tho proceeds of which would have mater
s!Iy reduced the States Indebtedness, a1d made
tex of fifty cents on tho hundred dollars amply
sufioieot to pay the interest, but which no"
arc SO worthless that majority OF the people
Of the State are anxious to give them away to
anybody who will use them, it is more than
probable all the present trouble would have
been otviated. TheD. TOO, wo csnnot agree
that tho legality and binding force of the iuod'
ing bill is o legislativ, and not judicial ques'
ton, for We cannot forget that the distinguish
ing feature Of this goVernmcnt-at least so
Intended By its touadcrs-is DOT, a. some sup
pose, that the meye will Of the majority ls
supreme, but that the rights Of one single man
shall not be ipf.ioecd, even ct the desire of all
his fellow citizens combined, aud that, Tor that
reasoD, the judiciary is authorized to pass upon
the acts Of both tho executive and legislative
branches Of the government. The creditors oil
the State lent her their money under the pro-
visions Of laT guarded with oil tho sanciIy 1t
was possible for TIC people thereof, in their
representative capacity. to enlreuch it With, and
they have o right to demand that the provisions
of thct lev shall be complied with. 10 con
alteration, however, CT tho embarrassed con
dition of the finances Of the State, Attributable
IN no slight degree to the repeal Of those acts
intended to facilitate the operation ct tho fund
ipg bill, to which VIC have alluded, they have
agreed to abste oue.third Of the interest due
them, and when certain psopo 10 the State
raise the question as to the justice of :hslr de-
mands i.s decision must DC lett to the Courts
aud not to he Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
Pedestri8nism.

LONDON, Jan. lS.-Edward Paysou Weston,
the American pedestrian, started from the
Royal Exchange, London, at Eve minutes after
midnight this morning on waking tour Of
1000 miles over tue country roads Of England
having undertaken to walk this distance aud
also to believer Fifty lectures 10 towns en- route
iu one thousand hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
Berlin Treaty.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jao. lS.-The AGetce
Russo say:
The proposal to extend The lures!O@s Of ihc
Commission fer tho organic liion Of Eastern
Roumeia has received conssn! Of all the powers
AID that such rroongation does not eonstltu.
te violation of the Treaty CT Berlin. The
Russian administration Of the government CT
Eastern R3umelia is thus pr5lo0ged until the
labors If the organization commission cen.
clu1c
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Terdist.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-Iu tie United Ststos
Circuit Court, Judge Bond presiding, in the csse
of VIM. Farewood and Thomas Cook, judses Of
elections in the seventh ward OF this city, s.. tho
election held for members Ct Congress il 80
vemb last and indicted fer obs!ructiDg, him
dering and interfering with the U. 5. supervisor
and United States deputy nsrarsl in tho per-
formsrce Of their duty, namely, ofattend!ng AID
being pre=en. at said election, the jury rendered
q verdict of guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

CoUaT np hTrEALs YESTERDAY
brooks administrator: -. Gillian anj A.
Argued by John Howard. esq, Tor lorr'n'r,
AID coa'ioGcd urii! 50 d..
R'dd and IA. Va. Supervisors "f HsGiy
county. pn. 60 privileged docket.
Upshur j. tllinGy, ca OF AoooInSa 'na'y'
qua,Ifi 4 30 practice IS unsci 10 tEI5 couri.
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Wisconsin Senator.

MINIATURES, Wis, Jan. 1S.-The Democrat
members Of the Legislature yesterday nominated
Chief Justice Ryan ss their candidate for tna
United States Senate. The following ia the oor-
rscted 18th ballot for United States Senator in
the Republican csucus last night: Koyes 81;
Carpenter % Howe &c; Sawyer !; Judge Dixon
!; Wiliihms1,
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The Constitution.

LONDON, Jan. lS.-The American Consul at
Portsmouth teleg.aphs TO tue London agent OF
of the New York Associated Press thar the
United States ship Constitution is apparently
uaisia:ed. There il no damage whatever to
the cargo. The Constitution will sail in three
or four DAYS for New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
False PrctenceS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Jau'y. 1S.-An orier Of
arcs: has been Issued for j. II. Harrington, a
director AID the business partner OF j. s.
Lsaks tbs cashier CT the Frs! National Bank,
90 the complaint OF a woman OF whom be Oh
tsiEed large sum CT money a few days before
the back stopped. ciemlog that lie was worth
$40 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, JSE. JS.--TEo tran.
actions on Change to-day were light, and price
remain unchanged. But i'to Flour IL beng
sold. Tha Gterirgs CT Whca: are light. 81
prices came as yesterday. Com is quiet Fn1
firm, With small ssea Q! whi.a e! i2 and ~; no
yellow offered Nothing doing in Rye or pat'
Country produce in lish. T11eip: snd Gu'!.
BALTIMORE, Jsry. 16-Vireinia g., OIL, -;
do deferred Z; do consolidated 5it; a. u feft.
81 past due coupons rs EottoD--tirmcc -.
ing, but quiet; niGding 95s9!. flour II i"''
inquiry and firm. Whest--9outnern-n ~:
rivals end prices nominal; Western dull ana
lowsr; No Penna red 10jalCGi No2 We'icfn
winter red spot and Jan l0lii FEB lC3:'i";'
Mar lOIal07s Corn-Southern-r0 t.ttvHs
and prices nominal; Western quiet and shs4t
easier; Western mixed spot, Jan ard Fcb ~
Mar 43ssd3i; April All bid steamer iJS4y'.
Oats quiet and steady; Southern aud Pcnna ~
81; Weatsrn wnita 3O.3l; do mixed 1929. Rye
quiet and nominaliy steady. Hay dull md ar
changed. sugar steady; A soft sis!: coasl
quiet and stcsdy,; Rio csrsoes ll=l6. Wh'sRoy
dull 8. 09.S 09!.
NEW YORK. jan. 13-Stocka s.ron%. hoHIS
2.3. Flour Quie,. Wheat GlliA,. Corr nFii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

On the i7th inst, RICEARD LhHhGA1.
in the 9th year OF his age, native Of lni:!osr,
county Kilkenny. Ireland For Nearly my
years no was citizen CT New York. but .o7 i the
last eight years resident of this Ci:y. 1-c-H'
funeral will take place from the ro:ldance OF d,
sister. corner Duke and Union st3 10 n:cif'"
Sunday afternoon, at 2 90 o'clock.
Fell asleep, on Friday afternoon. J:uG1y,
18th. at hslt past d o'clock, MISS LUCtADS
LAWRE y CE, aged % years, 8 mouths anc /,
days ISs- Fnrorsl will take plsce to':notf''"
(Surdsy) afternoon, ati O'clock, !roul her i"tHe'
retideIce. on Prince strect, between LEO +,
Union. The friends &C tce family bic iaV.t.i =
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

A FIRE broke out on Worth street, New York
city, about eight clock last night aud destroyed
three buildings Involving loss Of about
$4,000, GOO, On which there vas large iR-
sp.aloe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
To be Hung.

LOUISVILLE KY, Jan. IS -Rob:. Anderson,
on trial here for the murder IF his wife, was
found guilty yea.erday and sentenced 10 be
hung. He was convicted on the testimony o..
his little son, who Waa pressn. ct the killing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18
Suicide

LONDON. Jan a the cn:3Eer's juf5 Al - g
caso'ol III late Elwa-d Mathew Ward, the pa
ter wh0so Gcssh ~ss announced o. ';rI:&1N
last. hsvn found laet he Gu. his throat W.. g.
Temporarily Insane from i'll health
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ss;aI.:& ts::tS@islras.

New IoRK, I,n. I1.--L1an]. iCcE.a.
s.. 1886, 100; sptcia, decrease, $l,Gi769Q; itp
tenders, decrease, s., 1910 40; tapoSiis,ictreas
$, los 400; circulation. decrease, %;7 400; r.
SERGE. Increase, - 0lj SOC The banks now b.
$l4 $50 in excess Of the legal requirements
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

Sound Advta.-We cnnsciaE!ousy recom.
ueud cor readers to try Ke!!es's konar Llo
meat 10 all cases of Rheumatism. For Sale
BIZ all Druggist,
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gGnsSa ci,;1se4tS Ego:,.e EaESSEonnry -;
ctefT.

BnSTaE. jan. y 1t i; sisted .ha. the at.lo!"t
Of properly of ina Massachusetts, uolac al'..iJ!-
a7y Society which it i, alleged has been InI:lsyi
by It's !sto :7erMutcr, Chrs. Nemen., "a H11-t
$1,000
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la jan3 J&MNEY s. G..
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DIED.

NEW YORK. jan. 13-Stocka s.ron%. MoHl
2:3. Flour quies. Wheat quia.. Corr HFn
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Efp.T.HEELIYy,,

LEWIS MCKENZIE. L. VI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21
@0rttutt0!

Gle Sbr Or. Guguft &0ni9's Sambur;
ger Gropfen fault, IaBt Sud bon @urem
Npot6efer p6er 0Gitbler bic J~tamensunterz
l9rift bon ~. Wp8eIer s 60. aeiaett
bamit Sbr nt6t bur9 i9le9te NaGab:
mun9en betrogen tperoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21
Dr. gaowaD's re9ulirenoe Uilel

@outouimen sei9madIos, elcsaut nit iiBem Summit
Gber3o9en, retrtgen uuo re9ulIren bs SDitem, pusen
aus uHs itGrteu. Sir bic pettunq BON allen llnOrSs
uun9en bes Ifa9ens, Der 2eber, Der @iH9erDsIoe, Httren,
Sloie, Geruenleiben, &opipeb, Beritop'urg, u~nperoauz
Lidfeit, Gpspepiia, Standardization 6ie6er, GeOdrnes
eutSlunun9, @ei9mIre uno ale St0run9eI Der inners
Iideu Cr9oue limb 9tabwop's 8iaen oaS Seilmittel,
befien 20 fItue g~9irtuug mir 9aranttren. Sic limo auss
ihlieBiif aus YfduSeHitoiien bereitet uu0 eutbalteu tein
Quefiilbeg, teIus mlHeralii6eu ober JOINT i9doli9eu
Stofc.
Uaon merle f9 foIeerSe Spmptonte, bic aus
Storu1gen Der @erbaHunss>SrsGre berporgebeu:
0erfopfung Der giu9ewc.be, gei6pire, Slntanbrans
mad benz 6opTe, 0idsenldure, HeIgun9 gum grbre1eH,
GOebrenaen, @ioerpiaen 9e9sn ale ~9tabrnns, S9Ders
tn DiG5en, laure5 Iu, itoBeH, Ortden ooer 3lopfen in
Der 6er8grube, 8etoubun3 im 8opte, beibleunt9tes uro
eridwertes 1tbemboIeu, 9erStlopien, GelIbl or Grs
hidun5 penn IN %lte9enoer Stelun9, 8leten ooer Strets
fen uor ben Au9en, Jte6er itumpTes Ropipeb, Wedn8el
an S6psib, @eIbbeft DOH 6aut unb Augen. S6ner3eH
IN Der Sette, 8rut unb GlIesern, ilteBenoe 9ise Hno
9rtdelu, uno Bremen in ben Dtu3teIn &c.
@euise Dozen pom Stoopap's 8iIsn perben bas Sps
item BON al ben oben9enannteH llebeln befreteH.
9reis: Is Gents bic Saa9tet. gu bnbsu in ben apos
t9stsn.
2efet: sGarf@ @abr.'
~False and True"
Geseu ginisnbung elmer @otmarte an Roadway
& Co, SO. 81 @arren StraBe, geD gort, weroet Sbr
Suicrmotiou erboIteH, pelae 2ouieHoe wertb lit.
14ap1SwO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21

9te GIafGe SantbMr8er 9ropfett
fpffet SO GeMts, Oocr f6nf Sstas
fd1en So, ftnS bet aMen 2~tpotbefertt
It. @anOLern TT DO e0tstnet at Dabem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21

9eS Slmte8!
gcropbeIn.
Matb. Sarttngs, ct. goia, SbiD.-Rots
ten Scrop6eln nit Der @ur3el aus.
S6Sartt9e Vle6ten.
Serr Steif, Quanbago, 81. g.. : 8efretz
ten mid bon elmer b6Sartigen SIe6te, an
tpcl6er i'd betnabe 5tpei Sabre lit.
STeme @Mm0ett+
gcrop6nlOier gatnr.
Srau @liiabet6 Sell, MaraIbou, @tsc.
- 6et(ten meinen SoDn BON etter1 offener
8etn, an benz CT Diele Sabre lit.
WiGO Sein.
Sopbie Steuma6er, Minneiota 2afe,
Minn.- Gurirte offenes 8ein, an benz i9
felt II Sabren lit.
S~lmt9ci0tuttre-
Scr. 6. @oGf, SrentOn, sc. S.-Se3tpef=
ten cine nollfo1nmene 6eilut9 elmer langz
tpiertgen Siitel.
GOpfweD,
Or. Sc. Sreeitone, 6amburg, Ba.-grz
flQen aud Bel i6tperen SGuen tbreWfiiiion.
@er3fIOpfen.
gbtl. Soft, Sa[embiQe. @isc. : @aben
mir metne @eiunbbett pieber, na9bem i'd
Iange j3eit an Ser3flopfen lit.
2eiOeu Oes lueibIidem Ge(dledJts.
Srau GGt3abetb @i6urn, MtaIusin@robe,
Sas. = 6aben mid mad orettpobentlt9em
@ebrau9e bouftGnbig bergeiteut.
SantfrantDetten.
Nusi6lGge, Sdpdren, Sal3lIiie, SIetz
fen, WiteIier, @el9wire, @arbunfeI, &ing=
tpurn!, @rinbfopf, i6Limme lagett, &otbz
Iauf arase, @&ort MiBfarbs unO an6ere
!Rranfbeiten Ser Saut. lit Der @ebrau6 Der
Tropfem bon unDer9let6li6er @irtun9.
Sine etnatge STA l9 ptrb in fait aIz
len 5GQeu ben l1n9laubi9iten bon bet @irz
flung bieies 9eiLmittels nber3eusen.
Die GIafGe @~autbMr8er 9ropfett
fDftet so GetttS, oocr ftmf Sflas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21
Gnltes OOer JiBiges 5ieber,

sebeiIt fir 50 Gents. Gs sibt fein onber.s W1itter in
Ser @ett, mas 10 idreI one &rteu uou 6teber beiGt,
moeeu fc pom ueroorbener quit (Dtaforta) Ober oeseres
fieber ober seI6es 6ieber betbeu, ais - inter 3~u8tebuns
pom Ra6pop's QtGen, bas ,,SfeaoH J~ieLief" Sr.
Gta0man'S. 9tur 80 Gents bic 6lal3e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21

Gu6erlte 8erDpQfommnung erretdt, Die
SruBmaffe aber nod ni6t. Die Pan3er7
flptten f1nner nunmebr ais alteS GIle11
D~erfauft lperben.
- 4us &~onitantinopeI lit bic Ra6ri6t
einsetroffen, baB Der 3pii6en ber Pforte
uno Gnglanb p~ereinbarte 8ertra8 bebuts
affung bes SfL0benbans
bells i'm 9iotben Meere unter3eiGnet tporz
ben lit. 9ieie Nadri6t piro nt9t per-
feble1, in gan3 ~Qlrabien, ~belpnoers IN
Weffa, MafaLIa uno 9 at, pref
St6bte, tpel6e ben idpnngbaftelten Stlas
ben9anoel betreiben, groBe8eitiir3Hn8 bers
Dor3urufer. 90 finOet 1T er%ltgenannter
StqDt, unb stpar I'M bortigen Geouttetz
Giertel, nod beute ieben 0onnerlt9g EN-
Sflapenmarft BET bartholomew SbHren
fiat uno tperben bort an man6em Wtarttz
tage bel 3peia bis breibunoert Trauen fetlz
gebotcn. Qlm lebbafteiten TT lebo9 Der
S%flauen6anDel tpG6reno Der 9roBer Wal7
fqbrt, ba Die frommen 8ilgpr eS iebr ltez
ben, aus Der beiLigen Staot cine 6tiant1
NIT ii1 na9 0auie nebmen 3n tonreI1'
Sn Mafaua btn9egen DIro Der StlaOells
banbel offen auf Dem WarttplaBe Der
Stabt, mo 1t6 aud Der 8alait pes y
tans befinbet, betrieben nnb ptlegt. ltW
6aun pit aud 2eBterer bort ais Tanter
einaufin6en. 9ieier SIrit ldBt i10 GH9
iabrli6 bon elmer ieben Staot lelnes Stetz
Dies elm finf3e6nidbrtges 0faO9en III ls'7
men 9arem ltefern.