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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

The news from st. Petersburg does
not indicate that the coercive measures
adopted by the Government are likely
to prove effective in stamping out the
conspiracy. The wife of Prof. Botkin
has been imprisoned in St. Petersburg
on suspicion of Nihilism, and the wife
of the chief military prosecutor is also
among the suspected. Lieut.. Dubrovin,
who was arrested near Novgorod on
suspicion of being one of the
chief members of the Revolutionary
Committee, has been hanged. Troops
are held in readiness night and day to
quell any outbreak, and at 9 O'Clock
every inhabitant must be indoors and
all lights extinguished. Notwithstand-
ing these precautions, incendiary plac-
ards continue to be posted in the streets,
and every Government official probably
feels that he may be shot down or stilet-
toed any hour.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

ONE hundred and thirty-two Kansas
emigrants returned South on the steam
er James Howard from st. Louis on the
9th. They told the reporters they had
suffered greatly during their brief stay
In the North, and were anxious to get
back to their old homes again. Their
transportation was provided for par
italy by their old employers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

The report of the Agricultural Blu
reau for April shows that the crop pros
pect will compare most favorably with
that Of previous years. The wheat crop
is far more promising than usual. The
acreage of tobacco will be considerably
increased. The acreage of corn will be
increased Is per cent. above that of last
year; the crop. however, does not look
promising. Indications are that the
cotton crop will be largely increased. 1t
il in fine condition. Winter oa;s were
killed out by the severe winter. An aver
age crop Of spring oats will be planted.
Grasses are backward owing to the I'M
favorable season. An increased acreage
viii be sown. Sheep prospects good.
Cattle in fair condition.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

The United States Supreme Court has
affirmed the constitutionality of the Pa
ciic Railroad Sinking-fund act passed
by the Forty-fifth Congress. This de-
cision puts at once into the Treasury
$4,000, 900, which would otherwise have
been distributed among the stockhold-
ers of the Pacific Railroads, and COM
pels these corporations hereafter to lay
aside annually portion of their earn
ings to constitute sinking fund for the
payment Of the bonds guaranteed by
the Government.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

A SENSATIONAL report comes from
Chicago that the Communists, CO.
operating with the trades-unions, are to
inaugurate a general.strike throughout
the country on July 5. Their first de
mand will be for eight hours work a
day, after which the question of wages
will be adjusted according to circum-
stances.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

The War Department is informed
that Gen. Sheridan is forwarding troops
from Forts Reno, Sill, Elliott and Sup
ply to the borders of the Indian Terri.
tory to prevent the invasion into that
countrya Gen. Pope is ordered to com.
mand the troops in person, and has
been furnished with copies of the Pres,
ident's recent proclamation, with or
ders to enforce the same.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-17

AIMS givers are hand some people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04
HtLLr0N ENCAuPnEyT No. 10

htfoS ESCANPMENT Nd. 10.
oLps REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
Third MONDAYS of each month, a.
9tioee. P. ~, ri Odd Fe!,ows Building.
soiourning Patriaroha are invited 70 attend,
s'p' hsSay. Scribe. jaatf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04
Cottage to Rent.
T O r z m T.

wATCHMAKERs AND JEWELLERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04

FOUNTAIN LODGE MO. ~. Il. d. d. r.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
as1 Odd Fellows Hall, at 7 o'clock. All
x.i x..sners OF the order In good standing. in.
Nted 70 attend J, TIEpJE, N. q.
!. 7. WALSH. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
THOMAS LASPEYRE,

rrORNEy AND COUNSELOR
"A ~ Law Office In Ryiands Brick Build
- - Bsteman street, opposite the jackson
iiisn Wsnse. Eureka, Neyada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04

ut. JOHNS CHAPTER. No. 8.
V'HE STATED coSvocATIoNs OF ST
a Johns Chapter, No. 8, II. A. NJ, will be
leii ~ Masonic Hall, On the second Wednesday
eseh!a2 OF each month. Called comnunies-
Nous on all other Wednesday evenings.
AZ Royal Arch Mssons. In good standing. are
cordially invited to attend.
v DAv. L. BAILY. H. p.
W. A. DUALEY. Secretary
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04

hs A.. Q. II. MEETS fvERY FIRST AND
a. a. taird saturday evening of the month, at
sr.sr sar.'r OF Clark and Monroe streets. until
'aI'Irr notice. THos. MURPHY. President.
-. W Malioy, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04
SOCIETIES.


EtHkhA LODGE. No. le. r. d A. n.
fi'HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS or EU.
Il refs Lodge. No. 10. r. 4 A. NJ, will Be
held In Odd feilows' Hall the fourth Monday
OF each and every month
Msiabers CT ssstr iodges. and sojournins
brethren IN good standing. are cordially invit
Cd 70 attend. II, JOHNSON, W. ".
W. 2. srafcAELaAx, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04

'VhE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
= American Labor Union will be held al
Arnory Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING OF
saeh ss week ANY person desiring information
"a Isssfd TO the Union, can obtain the same by
ssprlyina to the Secretary, at Armory Hall, be-
tween the honrs Of and o'clock p NJ, daily.
A. @. BISHOP. President.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary. spiT-n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04

Responsible examining ana awarding COM
mi ttees will be IN attendance
No improper eharaot-rs admitted. Concealed
hibited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04

WiNNEMUccA Tribe. no. 9. IMPROVED
eils at Masonic Hall on the third sleep of every
even suns, At the seventh run. thirtieth breath
aoJssuarning braves. warriors and chiefs, are
eofaiaily invited TO meet In council
p n. N. BEATTY. saohena.
MAX JAcons. Chief of Reeocd. al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-04
BEArIFIC LODGE, No. =, X. OFP.,

LETs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
III, month, at 80 o'clock p. NJ. at Its Csstle
nal, N Odd Fellows building.
al brotl sr Knights, In good standing, are
in'srnslly s.i,ited to attend such meetings.
" c. L. DROY, @. @
d. B. McKxK, X. of r. and g,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18

Die ,,siationaI=S I=SSair=eLJoeiation. "-SieaTt6DGc.
9ermtetbungen Der 5iitrifts= SSeunaa a ftt.
= 5faaf &cbcn tpicocf api otm &rtegs=


&al RtnAton, II. Sult. - Die ogta=
tiOnal- 60irs2lIo uurOc geItern G6eno
Omd Die grpdbluug zines aus ben $50. g8nl.
Ol. Salt, Oberiten s. 5. 8. 8nrniibe. s. s.
Slad6urn, QSm. y. 0teeo Uub 9Sm. 8.
3winiuQ belte6enher Giteftoriun8 ueruputGnz
oi9t, g5Gn olelem 0irettorium mirO Elm Brd
iibent gepablt iuerOen. 6r. oorotio g5roms
ming 1T gum SdDatmeiitcr eruannt por6eu.
= Die 3elepROn=& &erbtnoun0 lnni;%15eu Dem
&aibin9ton 6dhrhoWic an. * TuRe ser Z, SnaBe
mo an 2ll'gaESe-.tt SdbrboEic, meldjc lett Il
llRsn ~agen III Gbatigfeit geiebt 1T, bat ii6
bis jebt porSglid belpdbrt.
- SIN Boli5et= t=9erihtc muroe gcitern OtOr=
gen @ltia6itb Sohnion, lueldle inter Der Nm,
id,ulOi9ung itebt, 5wei golOene 6aidcmtbren
uno ionltige Gotbarititen am II. o8. Dem 9tr.
1873, MarDlOno 2luenue, lpobnbafteu Sobn
Sbea entiuen0et 3u babeu, Dem SerFabren Der
@roBgeidworenen iiberlieiert.
- Oa8 Grininale@cridlt bielt geitern cine
fur3e Sttung ab nnO pertNgte itA Oann bis
gum 81. o8.
- Die 0iltrlftS=62uz zlSaagen ipur0en &C.
iteru uernletbet, luie folgt: Die BON llntontomn
fir $40 oil 0rn. Wrtir, bonn Martllebaieu
fir $40 oil 3. s. Glarfe, pom Gertre- Ntarft
fir $1,000 all g. 8eniiuger, pom ;, ,Jtortbern
2ibertr=" "Nfarft fiir S120 al g. @olet pou
@eorgetomn fiir $3.50 an u. +. SfIutt, BON
Der SlaoenSburgs 9toaO fir $40 an 8. 81.
Stnon uno bon Srigbhpooo fir $23 an s.
.. UfcGbeitneg.
- Die gSitterung War geitun bier 10 inten=
iiu beiB, oaB oeridieOene 6anOwerfer uno 2lr-
better, fpcld)e Oen ieugenoen Strablen Der
Come BET i6rer 9(rbeit all5u RDr au8gclett
parcit, iidJ OcranlaBt aben, Oieiefbe iiir eiltge
Stunben etn5uiteQen.
- Slaat @Oben, Der sgefiirdtete" 2(r6citer-
ggitator, Oerudlte geert gtbenb lpieoer eine
mai cine leiner befanuten gebarliI6teu 6eNen
pom Stapel Su laen, farlb aber nur ein le6r
QerinqeS uno un0anfbare5 Qubitoriuni, nelheS
iidJ ans oern Staube mobte, beoor Cohen ictHe
3iraOe beellOet bate.
- 9tiftcr 9arbeu BON OtiiIiiiippi muroe
geitern Dem BrdiiOenteu pom 8i9ter fSiibu
Don Nlabama uu0 anoeren liiOliheu 8epubli=
fanern alS Jtad)fOiger OeS fiirSlid) ueritorbez
nen Ni9terS 6umpbrep8 Oolgeiflagen
= Georg 6ausmann, ruelder inter Der 9lu=
lduloigung ltebt, Dem Seinri6 Sraule cine
Sai6enubr elittpenoet gu babeu, ipur6e ju eirlem
oenlndhitigen Serb0re I'M Boli;eiz Stations>
baule beigeltedt.
- Warietta sc. Barfer rGid)te geitern ytad)z
ntittug cine Slagei6riit gegtn ben 0iitrift So
lumbia ein, in luelfer iie cine Gntidaoiguugss
luume bon $4,000 beanipru6t fir ueri6ie=
oeue 8erlebun9en, Die iie in SOlge Der man9elz
baften @in3dunung elmer @rogrube on i9rem
redten S5uBe erlitten baben mia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
9fuerIet aus &atiitantinopel.
Cine Winiiterfrifis inn 9tnSuge. - 3uei ameri:
fantid1e sflotteu SiiiSiere uetbaftet. - Die
ftrFi .iS4

f1ntId1e STlotteu CfH3tefe uctb0Ttet. - 1te
tiirtiidIe @cb0roe Isiitet atbbitte.
ouItantiuopel II. Suli. - Der
@'roBpe5ter bat ben Sultau beHadri6ti9t, oaB
er aboanfen tpaoe, im Safe ietu 8rOgranm
nt6t angenommeu meroe. Seiue Reiignation
mirb mabrI6einlid occeptirt unb Elm ncIes
Sabinet ernannt uerOen.
3ebn tiirfild)e Sataillone iino uah Solo
gel9idt iuoroen.-.3mei 0ffiSiere oes amerifa-
ntiden 0ampfer8 yGuinucbau9" tpuroeH um
lebten SamItage, ipGbreuo ite iif in cinem
flelnen Soote oil Soro OeS SampferS beQebeu
mOIlten, Dem Yalaite 9e9e1iiber Ourh tiirtiid)e
SoIoaten angebalten, Dor Die BoliSeibebDroe
gefiibrt Inb Snti Stuuoeu lang bort Suriid=
gebalten. 9lm ud6iten 0font0ge muBte Oer
'SefeblSbaber Der titrtiidlen Slotte in 6olge Der
energild)eu @rfldrIngen 0t8 anleritaniden
@elanDten in @egenWart Der ganSen Wtanll-
id)aft bes nGuinHebaug" Die Sifi5tere Inn
Gntl6ulbigung bitten, uno Der @eian0te er=
flGrte ii6 Biernlit beirtebigt.
9Sdbretto Der beutigen YrGmienuertbeilun
I'M o9fobertszSOlle9e" bielteH Der an1eritaniid)e
@eianOte 6r. 0taDnar6, @eneraltoniul 6eap
unb Sr. 9Saibburne, DIRECTOR Der 9(uIt0lt,
9nlprafen.
Gin ruIfid)sdlineIiidDer Ssrieg.
2ono on, IS. Slllt. - Sine Serltner De
qeife Der y BOit" eutbalt SSolgenOes: y0ie let3z
ten 9tadriften aus Central, 9liien er9ebell,
OaB iidl China gu einem Srie9e nit 9lltBlanO
riiitet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el1,tt,o.

= y tcqgDf II, SHIl. = VI elller 9ellfe
abenb abasbalteneH 8eriammlHug, III ipslf)er
4s Der hauptia6li6sn Standardization Der Stoot
pertretelt maren, tuurbe beidlOiicn,- ben Sor-
oerunseu Der ausitebenben Mobelidreiner in
Sesug auf Die @infilbrlng beS adtit1lnoell.
SnIems ni6t na6;ugsben, iouoeru oa8 3ebn=
itunbeu=Sptem bei3ubebalten. Die 0ele9aten
luaren Der allgemeinen Iniidt, e8 miiroe uor=
tbeilbafter ieill, Die 5abrifen 5u idlisBen, ais
bic 6orberungeu ber arbeitsr 5n beipiQigen.
llngefdbr Die Salfte BET 9lusitebenoen 1T inter
ben alten 8ebingun9en an Die 2lrbeit 5lriifges
FehrI -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
Sabnerau8eu, 6rohbealeu.

Gie gnDen0ung bes .ReobD 8eIief, =, As.
ooer ben IeiOenOen Steaen nirS Qls6oiS hehooII%s
;a G;tte'1tsrun9 perdaiien. GretBia bis etSSa SToe
SIfh 1 i O@00n IN stR 5ai6enGrnQaS pom 2saer i0er
estt III ot9en Au9enbltdcn 3Iampie, DlagenIdure.
&, &4st, Slagu8en IN oen Gtn9eueioeH uno ae inners
% oSysileNoe l9Hten lmmer cine iSaibe BON 9a6nab'g
@ Saoo IN 2Sacr 9etban bel9eu alien 9ranfbeiten uRa
9fii 9anlt nernipTten EeoCu, ole aus oem Gjebroid
lsgediel! Aalers entprin8cn, nor. SIS 1T Elm 6eIs
'''lN''lNTNN "JtHhup upNl OiLA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
Woro 1tttS SDud)8ertd)t TIT Gali=
Sar+&{ots

Sran5isc II. Suli. Gine
hier emsfdn9ene Oepeld)e nteloet, baB 2trthur
8omnienb uor hrei 3agen in &ulare- @Ountp
burh Sroianer eri1lor6et iuuree. Die Dtorber
tuurben BON bell ipeiBen 9tniteoleru qelnnd)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
RaOwaD's Shmrr,enIfiuer
SO tpar OaS crtte umO lit oas etn,ise
SdnIer; pertilaeuOe 9RitfeI.
@aowan's nMeaon Sfelief4

muO aH9enbliflide 6Glfe idaffen bel
@HtIanOnnscH Der Ttercn,
Gntitilonagcm Der 93laSc,
0eoGrn,=Snt;i ;iiHounaen,
s,.,.,o.:> .,,,, SnHGcn:9Onaeition
3eritiopfen, Sgptherta.
&hiteriidlcn 9iiITaueu,
>..., Srd,tne, Gatarrb,
3ahuid1mcrjcn,
Heafal8ia, Ebeumatismus,
&aItes nHo betfeS SEc6 &c
Snbmetauaeu SroftbeuJe,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
Gin SceattS.-.ss..ss'fsr gcrr9noet.
2ld1t YerSottett OerttnaInA..

allIgfi N.@S., IL. Sllll' = Osl pols
Seem Yorf na6 @lasgow beitinn1te Sceall=
oampfer nState Of ssir9inia" itranbete nm 48
llbr am lebten Samitag abe1o an Der Siiite
bon Sable=Sslanb. Orei Oamen uno fiinf
ainber ertranfen in Der 8ranbung, wdbreuO
man iie ans llfer bringeH wOllte. Der 0anz
pier bate "a Baiiagiere, 104 Stiid Rinooieb
unS eineg senliidten Cargo ant Soro. Son
Dem gteb ,ultroen 60 Stiia gerettet.
Die aataitropbe eretguete ftd ipdhrenD zines
otAten gtebels. Man miro ben idJtffbrii4igen
Seelcllten unb YaIiagieren ioiort 9ilfe id)idsn
unO iie bon Der Sniel abbolen.
. altfar, II. Suli. = Jtad eillem anoe=
rem Serihte befanben ii6 139 Berlonen am
Soro bes 9ampfers. Der 3ablmeiiter, Der
erlte SffiSier ulo Watrolen beltiegen ems
Der 2Soote lnb lanOeten geitern BET Bort Stder=
ion, lueitiid) BON @ano, Ser 0ampier 1T
pabrid]einlit total uerloreu. gS1brens Der
2anbuug Der Yaiiagiere fanlen 4 0anen unb
5 &inOer III Der Branbung unl'S 9ebeu, ndnl-
lid SRI. 90. g. Wartii1, ein &nabe, ytamens
g. g. 9Silion, Srau BeDen uno ibre spei
&inoer, Der Suabe Sob. BereItrano, 6raI N.
@lolte, Sri. Gornan llnb Srau 8alfer. 9aS
9Safjer itano II SUP bod I'M Sd)iisraume
bes 6abrseugS, ais bas Soot abging. Der
3abllneiIter fiibrt gei6perne iiber bic unaait
ife gseiie, ilt luelher Die 8iillerlbeuobner Bic
Sdlitfbriididelt hehauDelter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
gsDtt @akctt aefreiIes, .

Gew -Yorf, II, Suli. = 0er 8olisei
iuurbe geiterll selueieet, bab i'm 35auie gfr.
139, SprlptlitraBe, Elm Mann, 9iamens 9(rm=
rieS, 60 Sabre alt, feit einigen 3aser ni1t &C.
iebeu morben lei. Die Sbiire oes bon arnlz
rieb helpobnten 3immers uurbe bonn Yoli3iz
fen 8ilep erbrpdlen, ilHb oerielbe fano bic 2ei=
DE bes @reiies III 10 idredlidj ueripeiteln 3us
itanoe, oaB Die llnitebenben auf uno bapon
liefen. an Der seidle iaBen nebrere Saben,
Die bas @eift oes Seritorbeneu sernagt bat
ten. Der geritorbene mar Elm 5auiirer nit
Sa1ublirger Ehee, Der Wann mar Elm 9roBer
eiebbabei bon aaberr unb bate etina 20 bieier
3biere in ieiner Stubs, 9ienita9z zgia6t bor=
ten Die 9fadbarn oieielbeH idrsien. sic bat
ten slrmrieb felt lnebrsren &asen nid)t gsie6sn,
se@ fiel ibnen 9ieies nidlt anf. giner Der
giagodrh, MSarnsls augnit S9sBlint ifante
olrd, Oas 9bsrlid)t unS iab Die aapen, Die
f9 aug Der eeidle illss seohlthaters .sanSs
Glide Sleii9 riifeu, Gr rief Die Yslisei, uIs
bisis bate 9iibe, bie 8biere aus Der gtube
III trelbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
Gnt3ilubung Der Blaic unO Der
Nieren,
III d)ronii6m 6duen BON peiBem 5lus uao
Dhttterleioen.

Bei Geidpuliten, SHoten, gerldrtmgen unb Sppbia
ltttiben gei6wi[er, lBaNigiu6t; bei alleemeiner
SHnobeit Der aeble, @eihmlren unb Iu6ereulo 6er
&nohenermetun8, bel DtertHrablagerun9en- in alien
oieieu lhredilden arantbcitsformen, 100 iebe Smnoe
ber Grtiten5 ene Norter 1T, 100 Der menidde 9orper
etnc oolitdnoae 0ftne 9eluoroen erregt oiee aroRe
petlmitte oaS St0unen unO Die Beipun6erunS Ser
EeoeH0eH. 9u iolhen 6daen, no ole isreuoei oes
Sebens oenl EetoeHoen obgehnitten erldeinen aiebt
raJt Den Ser5uetieInoen Dem sebeh uno elmer neueu
GrfenS uieocr.
Be ben 8eiuobnltheu 6outtranfbeiten, nit benen
5eoer mebr ooer Uenl9er geplagt lit, Uiro 6eies NeI
ourt meuige 0oien IN ben meilten uno ourd1 menias
5Iaden in Den barn6dl9iten 6dQen cine ooQtomlneie
peiluu9 betDirfen.
@bronijf Setoen0e olten Elm &iitten nit snolf Slaz
idlen tauIen. Sret5 $40 pro SuBeno, ooer S5(0 pre
baI6es 9ueeno, ooer 500 pro 5laf9e, Sci eifen
2tpotbetern Su ba6en. ~''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-18
Or. 9taOuab's gteguliremSc giaen.

Soutomnen 9eidmadtos, elegant nit liibem Gjumn,i
nberSo9en, teliaen uno te9ultren oos 5Dtem, pnben
aus uno rarten. Sar 0le Seilung uon allen llnorS@
nun9en eeS gageng Der seber, oer ginseipeibe, 9es
rem SIGie, JieIoenletoen, 8opfne6 8eriiopfun1 linz
peroouIibtet, Dpspepiie, @jalleutrantbeiter Refer
eeoatmeenttinegn8, eel9pire unO ale St6ranaeir
9eiImeI, eeiien poiitiUe g8irtung mir oarantiren.
Sic itno ausi6Lie6lid aus Bhonjenitoeu 6ereet un6
ent9aen lem Suedfl6er, tene mineraten ODER lonit
iddbIl6en Stoffe. ''
aD- Dian merte fif fO9eube Somptome, Die aus
Storun8en Der Seroauungss or8one berUorse6en:
SerltopIuH8 Der ginseIUei6e, G5eIhmare Slutaus
y, 9 nab Dem SopIe, Wlasenidlre, yieisuHs gum Srz
6reden, Soobrennen, 2Soerplen 9esen ale JEabrina,
S6fuerc i'm Oldgen, iaures guItoBen, 0rifer o6er
8lopIen IN Der oer89ru0e, Setdubuus i'm Sopfe, be-
lteunt9es u1o erinmertes atbembolei, 9erstIopfen,
@ei9t Der Srduna, wenn in liegeHoer 5telIuna Sleis
fen ooer StfeTen Dor ben augen, 6e6er, itlmpfes
4optpeb, Yianae an ShrueiB, Gd6beit pon Saut ,lno
Ap9en, S6merSen IN Der Sette, Yrlit uno Q5lteoern
lieBeHoe qise uuo Brideln, un6 8rennen in oen Nuss
feln Il. I. 10.
g9enise Dojen pon Jla6uaps giuen nerben bos
Splteln pom al ben obeHgeuannteH uebeln beireieu,
Brels; 20 Gents Die Snadtei. 3u ba6en in ben
4pcthfteu.
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Snfano- -9epefdeit.
st,.s ser StnSesbaaaptitaot.

sSaibinston, II. Snli. - Die beutige
Stenereinnabnle betrug 1851 ,994.55; bic
53oueinnabnIe $421 ,425.27.
Ser Sriegs Sefretar bat auf @eluf oe8
Generals Sdofielb, SefeblbaberS Der Mi=
litdrafaben1ie 81 gSetpoint, ied)s aabetten
jener slnitalt pssen 5u9Sprelersi" (H azing)
entlaiien.
Stidter Stspben S. 9s. Gabor, 4. 9luoitor
Oes S9atamts, bat reiiguirt. Seine Gefgz
nation ioli aia 1. guguit in Srait treten.
Sas S6atamt sablte belte benz 0eparte~
n,ent bes Snnern meitere 81 ,SO5, 900 fir 8enz
itonsriiGitdnoe aus. SIM @an5en iinb Ieit
benz /. Sult $4,940, 900 fiir pielen ,3wed Oer=
n,tSnnht tnorSprr
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&etne Stanoubren 9eget Saarsetb
petfauft.

aa,:ft Cure ubren bei Suiitb, gsr. 1873, SMs=
8ruaDtuap, nabe Sanfitratr.
Wanmerte obi! Sebe bel Smitb 9efauite
ubr tp irb auf Sabre 9arantirt.
Seoe llbr unter $50 fann n g d enraten b on 30
Gents ab6e5ablt fperber.
Otnn treffe in yfr. 23 ieine auSWab; oaburd piro
bas @eitdft rubie unb obne Srubel nit Strabenbau=
rern erlebist. Sn gr. f23 finbet man enen nidt be-
i6mubten ooer beiddbisten GItife, feinen, oer pom
Saus sI Saus fell seboten tuoroen. Bei Smttb 9e=
fauite ubren bteiben iets in Sronuns, peruriahen
teine ubrzS s5ie6nnn9en.
Smtb per.auit aud Spie9a, Seleemdlbe, gbromos
unb Stbeln aui erebt. = 0lan fauie ispe W dnbr
einbdnbe in Sir. 1873. 8ilber perben aui 8eiteluns
einaerahint. (5lIui7 12lfte)
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9 d. 10 I II . I It d t

Der eUnaen, tu6ercul6er gotbiftS, Syop6et, SupbiA
Iuben eeloen, 1tni1nnoen, &eseReTation G5eIdfpiiz
zen Der yieren, 3udertrantbeit, aiierperbaung Init
au9enbltibet elnocrun9 no Satbeoer ee6raudt fuorz
ben tno, iomt Die idmerBatte AHiuenbung oeies Sna
rument5 unnotDi9 ma1eno, YIaienitein ano in alien
SdleH pon
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@alteS o0cr Dtstecs SSieber.

9e9et tur 90 Gents. is gtb ten anoereg gPttpr IN,
0ef SSGt mas 10 itncl ale 4rten BON 6ie6er beiitH
mDgs pc o9n oetoorbener Euft (Uataria) ooer Seae
Sstot5 ooet 9eloeg 6Ieber bcBeH, aIS-lnter 3uebnq
RaOUaD's. "'''''h DFN
Rgy- TItr 90 Gents hie rsIoideI
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9ie GrpeSitiom oes sea. @ttles.

@btca go, ST., Il. Snli.-Gliler Oepeld)e
aus benz Eager Der WiileS'i9en Expedition in
Sort Yed (Moutaua) sufolge ollte bic @rpez
bition am Is. (uorgeitern) bel Sagesanbrud
seseH bic unter Sitting 8ull's Commando
ftebeuoet nBrbliden Ginnr aufbreden. 9as
@rpebitionscorps beftebt aus fiebeH eoulpag-
mem Snfanterie, sleibptel Sdmaoronen Sd
pallerie, $50 Snoianern linb brei 8attsrie'm
nnb Sdblt suiantmen ettpa $50 Soloaten. Die
grpeoitiou fiibrt iiir 25 Gage Seationen bel iid.
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Sie 9eritotatta poit No,npcii.

Bal bingto II, Il, JuII. = gfadl eileln
seritte oes ameritaniiden soninls gu aeeapel
bsp " sts 1si pop pso5ss soS sbfn n'ss asSH TS P @
it1rung Yompcii's feitlif begangen mtroen.
nerfplroisfteH 9e4fntdler uno cine a(usgra-
b,ng in grobem llinfan9e bllbeg abe!le oes
Yro9tanms. Cine Teitlfrift virh bte @e=
id]id)te Der groBen @rnption, tntereifaute
arhGploaiidle Stubien Il. |. 10. enthalten.
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8eftorben

beue frlb k2 ubr guiere selebte Gattin unb Mutter
Rarie Sd)tpelf i'm 49. 2ebensiabre. Die 3eit Ger
Heerbisun9 fuir6 ipdter anseBei9t.
Der traIernoe 9asse @eora SGipenf
171) nebit 8iuei atnoerr,
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Ser 9,foro'fd,e MorSnro.es

= 10 eHton, &D., II. Snh. = Sil benz
Oforopro5eiie gegen 8bs. Suforb be5eugtc Sran
y. gS. @teiumetber aus 2ouispiQe beute, lie
be9e bic tefte lleber5eugung, oaB ber.augetlagte
pabnitnni9 iet. Or. gS. g. Gbiplen, fucider
ais 6ad)mann pernommen iuuroe, ertldrte ie=
bod, oas tpdbreltb oes Yrnseiles peruen1mcl,e
i3engniB babe i'm gun Anfdlt gebrad)t, baB
8uforS Sur 3eit beS 8erbredenS nid1t lpabnz
itnnig mar.
Die 6reunOe oesaugeflagten fino beute min
Der 5nperiidtlid).
9a8 3eugenOerb1r wuroe beute gta0nlittag
beeitoet unS Die lnlpdlte begannen barali ibre
9lr9ltmente, rpeld)e pabrideirlid lnorgeu Die
9alt5e Stbun9 in 9nipru6 nebnen iuerbeu.
Die Gntd]ei0ung miro am Samitage erlpartet
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q. q. q.
&aSwaB's S9mer,entiaer

(Ready Relief
furirt
Die i9Iimmitrn S6mrr3rn In bis 90
Dtinuten.
Stets TIT >pent8cr, ais ctner stWmSe.
VI c nj an
mer tmlHer 0ieie an;eige lieft, brau6t 96mer.
sen mebr 5u eroulOen.
RaOwaD's Sbmepenfiller
BELT ieOen Sdmeri.
SO War Oas crtte umO lit oas etn,ise
S9merS pertilgenOe Mittel,
ooS i'm Iugenblite Den oudlenoiten seiSeu Sinboft
tplt, oaS eHjunoun9en be6t uno @unaeitouen heiJt
mo9el lie nun IN oen tII9en, Dem Jtaqen oen Sim
9eneloen, Den 3rtijen ooer anoeren Sgraanen i6rer
Sle ba6en, eaS alle SbmerSen tilt bel enmoiioer
aeupenoun9 IN itets 20 WimuteiI-lue lebr iie aiI.
oeli H9eumaaden, 8ettd9ergen, SdltuadbeH, 8erz
truppeIten, gterooen, @ibtiiden o6er an ionitiaer
Srantbett tetoenoen quiIen m6gen.
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