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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
ThLhGhAPHnG NOT&S
An EVENING NEWSPAPER SOLD

AN EVENING NEWSPAPER SOLD o.
CHESTER. Penn, sept. 2O.-Ike chester Irentng
Nstrs properly 0 the late William A Todd. was SON a.
public sale to-day 90 " Illiam IL. Bowen for $50 o.
APPOINTMENT BY GOVERNOR MCCLELLAN
MoHRIsTnw>, \. j., sept. 2l-GovrTnor MctIel-
Ian appointed George W. forsyb. Of Morrsown fsse
cuUor OF the Pleas O OH the caused BY tie deA OF
Colonel Frederick A. Drmott
A MEMORIAL TO THE LATE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
OTTAWA, Sept. Ia committee nae been iorinel
nj beadq uarters Unconditional sT l.. heby smyt
mr. denL procure fund for The Of memorial To
The Prince Louis NHp"leon
THE GLOBE THEA rRE CONTROVERSY SETTLED
BosIoS sept. 21.-Ihe controversy which has
the past three months between the owners
of The a 0be Theatre property and JOa has been
takes lease for years
THE CANADIAN SHOOTING MATCH
OTTAWA sept. 2O.-Ihe shooting In The prOVln-
oal match was continued this morning. Nova scotia ana
0er scored ga points each Oniao, 11b MahitoDs "a
p1nce Edwards island 3s2. aud New hrUnswios wi nova
score beng It long range they WIN the Lon
don Merchants cup and So.
CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNOR COLouIIT
ATLANTA Ga, sept. 2l.-Iho House OF hepre-
yesterday unannousy voted down fsso
inion couGemung Governor COaut for alleged o9s upton
i'm regard 10 tue Office Of Principal Keeper VI he ferntA
and resolution asKing the Governor 10 rhahe lno
The OF that ocur take such action as Lac may
proper.
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GRANT AT SAN FRANCISCO.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED.


THE GENERAL DEIvrs ~ HE PARK YESTERDAY.
But TAK ~ PART N ANY PUBLIC DEMON
srRAuoN-INIRRssrTNG INCIDrSrs OF HIS AR
PIvAL AID OF THE TFsTiMONfEs OF ESTEEM
SHOWS HIN.
General Grant, who arrived in San Fran
cisco from Japan on Saturday evening, drove
yesterday evening in the Golden Gate Park
with Mayor Bryant. People thronged tho
court and corridors of the Palace Hotel during
the day, Int General Grant remained in
seclusOn. The programme for his entertaln-
mont during the week was under consldera-
ton up to late hour Last night. His
reception on Saturday WAS spontaneous
ontburst Of hearty enthusiasm. Guns doomed,
balls pcaled, and the people cheeIed enthusi-
as.caliy Full details of this great popular
welcome, including the brilliant scene AZ tue
Palace Hotel. ale appended
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IuPROVING SHAKK RIVER.

OCEAN BEACH, n. j., Sept. 21.-General
Maconb ami Colonel Ludlow, Of the United states Coast
Survey by appointment at this place yesterday the
Hon Miles Ross, member of Congress of this dis
trict Ex-Governor Parker, james s. Yard, Com
missioner OF Railroad Taxation, aud Committee OF
the Ocean Beach Association. 10 examine ihr inlet 10
Shark II yer at this place. with View 10 Diet rnine tIe
Feasibility of deepening the MET FOR the adlut.ance o.
vessels III distress. General MHcomb ana Colonel lu'-
low after going tie goui H. expressed the opinion
that for moderate expenditure the channel could Toe
ready kept the action of the tdrs, the head
lnnds ON both sides of the river anording unuku a
facilities for max ng substantial Improvements TO the
cl
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SITTING BTLL ~ 4 DEL.

WINSIPEG, Man.. Sept 21.-7e Mdrqvefte
Rsrieir publishes Interesting account NJ duel be
tween Sitting Bull and Crow warrior which occurred
after the ght II the goth OF June between 200 lodges
of Sioux VINO wer. Of border after hualo and
palrs of United siatcs soldiers aud $50 Cheyenne
and crows sitting Bui accepted the challenge re-
sed the Inc shot the Crow. and scaped uim ard
took posses Df his horses. Ia the r'f"ht dcI -
MIX X Yer INTO Canada, siinC Bull personally com
punded the rear guard Of light WARRIOR covering the
movement aud was bm.'l he las 20 cro-s.
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JvEHtyDcAstALriES-BY TELsGRAPA.
ruE WHIPPING POST.

TuE WHIPPING POST
,uroro, Del sent. 2l.-FOur negroes and
an, .t,,s ,,,n vrre publicly whipped az Newcastle this
,,-,9ug f,t Iassny The lash was applied very nightly.
WANG WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
C,,re,tr Penn, sept 2l.-helen Burke, Young
,s n, ng near Media Penn, burned 10 death ~ an
49, Tor, esterday morning ~ the explosion VI coal oil
lamp.
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
ArrANY, y. Y, Sept. 2O-JOhn Quinn. resident
n, p'Shburg Mass while walking the track OF the Con.
~ RairOad West Albany 10 day, run over snd
kisd
TWO YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER
FRONT Royal Va, Sept. 2l.-Ihe jury steTday
% verdict ~ mansaugeT Ia the case of Jonss ock
man charged with murder 81 James Foster ana hxei the
term Of his impgis IN the Pentenary ~ two years
INDICrl d FOR ARSON.
Atn,NY y y sept. 21.-Louis Rcmel. with
several aliases the man from Peru charged
t t,ewpting - DESTROY the -tea 1er st. john last July
va vrsoTay indicted ~ Grand jury FOR tie
tlId desftt
DUEL PREVENTED.
AUGUSTA Ca. sent. 2l.-J. }. DaTgan and Joseph
H. Earl OF sumter g., here for the purpose ~ hght
ing duel DarCan arrested anu gave bond. Earl
eluded It IL believed tho parties have
10 carry out their Intention Both are law
yers aud members OF the south Carolina Legislature.
A NEW YORKER FOgND DROWNED.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, sept. 21.-lhe body or man,
aged ortynyc picked IN the AXE this
morning gold watch and chain seal ring with the I'M
als w." two keys, "a which vas attached metal
bag the name A. 4. Menan care 5urrogates
osce New York City" and some money were found In his
clothing.
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SEVERE FIGHTING IN CUBA.

HAVANA Sept. 21.-Captain-G Blanco
to-day issued general order To the Army announcing
that the Insurgents attacked the village 4 Maynr In the
Province of santiago he Cnbl. A considerable number
OF the Mayar Volunteers REASONABLY went over TO the
enemy enabling the insurgents enter the village and
surprise the small garrison OF loyal vounteers The
grrson defended the village for three days. sustaining
considerable losses. when General Valera arrived wh
rein eorceents rontcd insurgents, and pursued Them
into the hills when surround The village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

Bridgeport. Conn.,, Sept. 21.-The jury in
tie Buchoiz was locked up during Friday hight
At ) o'clock yesterday morning the jury se1t Tor
break asst ard at 10 O'Clock ney came mo cou't ana
asked for Instructions ChiefJu.tice Parks read the
law d. aaing murder the hist degree, and ihe jury
again retired Al twenty minutes after the jury
cam in ami rendered verdict Of guilty o. murder IN
the first degree. TIL prisoner broke down completely
~ the foreman pronounced the words.
HIS counsel AT one made notion IN arrest OF Jl's
mcnt and were allowed until Tuesday next 70 aigie H.
ana two weeks longer Ia ILL., motion for new tIihL
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Mr.. POTTER TO MR.. JACOBS,
OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM MAINE.
TIE vorr OF ALL rrr 1wrN1r SNAIL TOMAS

RrPUBI ICAN PLURALITY or 20.G20.
The official vote of Maine for Governor,
with the exception or twenty small towns and pianta-
ons il given below. Tie towns 20 be heard from cam
not make any material change tho total vote The
total vote THIS vote sis year 1862 10 Gs7 larger
Than the vote ia 1873. The K"publ ems have gained
l1.f52 votes. the Greenback men have gained 5,0i4
votes. Gnd he Democrats have lost g votes. The
scattering vote 2sO larger than I'm 1873. The Hopue-
cans have 2O9eO votes than the GreenDack men.
467s9 than the Democrats, but tnoy lack 572
votes II majority all Last year they lacked
= ~ vn.ns OF a mlinlltr.
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A TREATY FoREsHADowED.
PREACHING WAR IN AFGHAY1sTAy.

INIEIIVN
TIE Standards correspondent at Ali-Kheyl re-
ports than an Embassy arrived nc that
plarefrom the Ameer OF Afghnnistan, bringing
nuces or his ffe'ny. hoiv IA being preached in
the Khosf Valley ana among tho Mongols. Great pre-
partitions being made nv the rehes, and vigorous
resistance may be eXp. Ctcd at CahuL
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TIE Failure or JAMES ADGER + co.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 2l.-Nc authentic state
ment nas yet appeared OF the liDes OF Jaue' Arger
Coz but IL currently reported they VIII amount To
nearly - 900 600 The Peoes' Bank. which II one of
,,. L.. u,,t On ..si,.ment Yesterday, aud VIII
wind up H. n iits Tins STATE bank ll-unct RON
the Peoples National BaIS when IL n0i Affected Ny tue
failule.
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Scattering votes 81 in 1873 and 81 in 1873
In the State Senate the Republicans nave 10 members
and the Opposition IL members. Ia the House there
are 80 Republicans and 60 opposition members. with
one district hear from. The kcpub cans have gained
25 Representatives mot counting the missing district,
aud lost one Senator A tho Republic Ills contro hOtn
branches OF L. gilArc. the ,lco,On Of Daniel L.
Davis as Governor neat January certain, II Ie lives
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tho folly Of creating debts well as the crime of
pufatng them when created concedng TO the Federal
ing from no sacrifice Ia maintain them. vet STORMY
insists those inherent rights reserved each free
and independent state"
These PRINCIPLES lie tho foundation OF our system Of
Government They are cardinal doctrines Of tie Demo
cratic party early learned have always tried TO
follow them In public and private life 10 has been my
constant effort in The past 1t viii be IN the future TO
while the party lives tn them and maintains
them with hrnness and hdety II viii command the
support ot an good citizens II u fills below TINS hlE
standard 10 engage III mere scramble Tor the rpois oi
Office am the dTppngs OF uncean administration IL
Will lose and deserve 10 lose the confidence OF tue
people. II should constantly be borne IN innd that le
approaching election State affairs exclusively.
~ OF great aud unusual importance. IL Is the hrst
election ~ history for The choice of all the elective
rate officers aud both branches the legislature Its
r. Iulis will therefore, touch closely the home IN
ierrsts OF our people, every one OF whom hgh or ow'
unicll management a. the state Government we must
beware OF the iaacv that government burdens resi-
onV the rich. They NEST gr ryous 10 The poor
and laborng classes The cost Of careess or corrupt
pnbic ocer- falls in the end those who WORK from
day 10 da' 10 nay the rent ana Du' the lo9 InS
added 10 taxuuon comes al last Out OF 'h'"l, INC ~
lar saved TO he stale Is dollar ad0eG 10 eI h.,
The continuance OF Inc reform policy Ia hus nc
Ont important question 10 be Gn-wtrcd AT Tue lule'
The chef aim OF the people Of NewYoTk 10 secure an
efficient government which shall burden as hghy a.
p,ss bic tacir quickcuiug trade aud commerce To TIL,
issue people viii address thcmsciyes nno' heneNe'
J.. ROBINSON.
Mr. POTTER TO SIR. JACOBS
II" Hon Garrison y. Potter acknowledge s the re
oeipt Of Mr.. Jacobs letter and saysi
id not seek tris nomination Under ordinary cir
uirs of ;hc parry. n Il be thouAnt that my name ar
services contribute ANYTHING 40 thc nnion or sue
cess The democracy do not feel ri liberty - Win
hold them. 1 have the honor, therefore, OF accepting
the nomination rendered me.
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TpE TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.

40 CHOICE MApE ny THE senatorial CONVICTION.
BISGHAMToN, \. Y. Sept. 2l.-Ihe Kepub-
rcan Senatorial Convention OF the &XIVth District
,Rroome Cherango and Delawaro) assembled at sidney
Plains on Friday. Broome presented the name
Of senator Balbort Chenango that OF T. j. Thomas
and Delaware that OF Senator Marvin. The first ballot
resulted; Halbert. 81 Thomas. 81 Marvin, a. After
baIoiiug oil times without change the convention
o,,,rnos IN Saturday aft ernoon until october 8.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN ToMP

ITHACA n. Y, Sept. PLAT the Tompkins
County Democratic Convention the following nomin-
atoms we're madei
For Assembly, John Rumsey, for County Judge,
r. g. Ellsworth, for County Clerk, George W. Loonsj
teudent of the Poor Wilson ID. Wilams for Justice OF
the Session Samuel Rolfe for Coroner. s. A. Sebring
Resolutions were adopted niOrsng Governor Robinson
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ALARGr FLoURrNG MILL BURNED.

OswEGo, y. Y, Sept 21.-About l o'clock
A. H. a. fire broke the Atlas bills. owned by John
Dunn They Will be total loss. They were valued al
$4,000 and 500 900 worth OF -four and grain
Insured for about $4,000
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AN INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT IN ALABAMA.
IHE OPPOSITION UNuING AGAINST HE REU LAR
HrMgtEAIS.
fry TEuTGrMH To TUE TRIBuNE.l

fry TGIIGrhH 10 TUE fRbINk.l
WAsHI~GrON. Sept. 21.-A gentleman well in
formed rs to the politics of North Alabama, writ
Ing from that STATE. says that IA number ofpo.i-
ticans heretofore prominent in the Democratic
party are now engaged in organizing an indepcn-
dent movement in that STATE Ii is being done under
the guise of the Greenhack party. though many Of
those moving in the matter are hard-monoy Demo
Gratis. The Republicans preparing 10 act with
ths organzatIou althourh on " small portion
favor GTcenback doctrines. Ihey regard TINS, how
eveI as a good opportunity for making themselves
felt again IN the politics OF Alabama. The move
nent has already assumed such proportions IS 10
cause general alarm among the regular Democrats
nnd the latter are INDUCING in general threats al
though as yct thcy .,Te somewhat nlGcr tn.i tie
iaZus type.
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ALBANIANs SHOWING HOSTILITY.

LONDON, SeNI. It, I8IT
The Standards Constartinople dispatch
says II Is reported from Janina that Abanans
irving there daily. with the object Of fighting the
Greeks. They arr under the impression that Janina
Ia. b en- coded Greece They number already 1000
M n aud are amply provided with ammunition.
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A SUPPOSED VILLAIN SHOT.

VONrIAFIIN0FLK, S'II. y, II u
Tie man who endeavOred to force his way
into the garden ofthe palace Wednesday last and IN
the attempt wounded three soldiers subsequently,
shot by tie Nizams. He was ROnmanian. A demand
surrender 81 The mans brother has been refused
10y the Roumanian Represer tative.
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ALBANY, Sept. 21.-Edward Ncwcomb, OF tbs
div was to-day nominated by the sntRobnson section
OF the Democratic party for Senator An entire county
ticket was also nominated. Resolutions were adopted
unanimously ndorsing John Kelly for Governor. Tile
convention was very largely attended.
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sTEUBEN COUNTY ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
BATH. n. Y, Sept. 21.-The Republicans OF
the lat District OF steuben County have nominated
Iosoph W Davis of ammondsport candidate for tho
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CFTYWAyO SENT TO CAPETOwN.

Advices from CapetOwn via Madeira to Sep
omher g report that King Cetywnyo to embark at
Port Durnford for Capetown. SIR Garnet Wolseley
expected Utrecht on the OH inst
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GENERAL FOREIGN NE us.
PRINCE BISMARCK'S VISIT TO VIENNA.
RFRITy Sent 0l 1877

PRINCE BIsMARCK'S VISIT TO VIENNA.
BERLIN. Sept 81. 1879.
The North German Gd7ette publishes letter
from important parsonage Vienna declaring that
the statement that the object Of Prince Bismarcks visit
conclude alliance with Austria is mere conjec
tuTe
A TREATY FOREsHADOwED.
The Austrian .cmi-olcal HonfrGs Rcruc SAYS; at IA
IN conformity with the present situation IN
Europe that Prince Bismarck should deem II i'm
portant TO obtain moral guarantee that
Austrian policy VII not change II. during exchange
views between Prince Bismarck md Count An Grassy,
the interests 81 GERMANY and Austria found 20 he
parallel written uude rsandng may be drawn up rela-
tive to al possible European combinations"
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LARGE MEETING IN IRELAND.

LONDON. MhndhY, sou. =, INIT.
meeting on the land question was held at
Tirperary Ireland, yesterday which $4,000 persons
were present Resolutions passed calling for
abatement Of and the establishment OF the peasant
system.
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KELLYs STRENGTH IN ALBANY.

Fourth Ward OF this city. other cubs viii be shortly
organized In every ward in the city.
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4 DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.

BosroS, Sept. 21.-The Democratic State
Central Committee held another meeting yesterday, 10
which several gentlemen not members were summoned'
There wss general conference over the present eond
ZION ~ pontcs especial reference being maze 10 ne
,r'sent ursod that a straight nomination shouid DE
then made no what result that aoIlOn may Drhs
bnut Others were ANXIOUS That CONSERVATIVE couIs
ncuc he nursurd and nothing which VIII assist III
defeating Butler should Do left undOno NO decisive
action taken, that being lett w iu'"Ao iDoh'
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN BEG IN.

AZ OPPOSITION ORGANIZING IL ALABAMA-Gov-
RRN0R ROBINSON AND CLNRKsO on y. POTTER
ACCEPT THEIR RESPECTIVE NoMINArIONs-THR
MOVEMENTS BY THE ROBINSON AND KELL
FAcTIONs-NO
A movement has begun in Alabama toward
the organization of party in opposition to
the regular Democratic party. Governor Rob-
inson and Clarkson y. Potter have accepted
The nominations rendered them 10y the DEM
ocratic State Convention. The Robinson
and Kelly factions of the Democratic party
in this city and throughout the State are
actively organizing for the campaign. Prep
arations are making by the Tammany Demo
Gratis for the mass-meeting 10 he held on
Thursday evening next in and around Tam
many Hall.
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CORNELL CLUB AT ELMIRA.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept. 21.-The first Corheh
CIuD lu Chemung County has been organized III the
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m GIvFrN0R says CmCUM-TANCTs EFN0T0Tn
lis NOMINATION Az "BiPEEAIIvE NfCtsslI'
Mr.. POTTER MAKES BaIGF RESPONSE To
SENATOR JACOBS.
ALBANY, Sept. Ex-senator Jacobs formally
lnformed Governor l. buson Of his nomination Dy the
Domocr.uc Convention in letter dated Mondas last.
IL reply. g. vernon Robinson has sent tho following
letter. announcing Ais willingness % be tie Democratic
nominee;
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- rwo YrARs roR MANsLAUGnrER

ArrANY. " Y, Sept. 2O.-John Quinn. n resident
o. Chung Mass while walking the track the Ceh
~ Rairoad West Albany 10 day run over anS
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FRONr ROYAL, Va, sept. 2l.-Ihe jury " steIday
"a verdict ~ granddaughter the O Jonas lOck
man charged with murder 81 James Foster ana htei the
term Of his IN the Penteniiary ~ two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

Aru,>H- y 21.-lnuis Rcfuel. with
scxr aliases and known the from Peru charged
temptng ~ ds.rov the -fea 1er st. JODn last July
was Yesterday by tle Grand jury for arson IA tAe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
SttWC3tCrNfe.

Oas Nbnebmeu Der 8irnen erideint
Bielen unQebeuer eitfa6, Qbcr in @irtlidz
feit erforOert eS mebr @eiGidli6feit, Bir=
men TO sur 9etTe Su brin9en, baB lie bas
Deroelt. mas lte tucroe1 iolen, ais iDie
8irnbGunIe aufsuieBen. Ntan tann 8ir=
tlelt bon Deinielben 8aume e1len, anil6en
Greibe uno GGle, uno oas Iiegt alIeiat all
bra9t tDurben. QSeu11 Sirnett nuf benz
Baurne 9elallen tueroen, I'M D%oLitGnDtg
anssuretfert, ooer tpeHn abgeno1nmeH-
CUR ~pouitanOigeu Iltsreife Der Sonne ausz
geleBt oser III einetn beiBen trndenen Gaum
gebalten per6en, 10 itnb iie elm nerbGttntBs
n1dBiB ipertblo1eS Sblt.- @enn fie aber
gerabe baum, ipenn iie fid) CUR &eife alz
lbtdelt, 8epfiiidt iperhen umo on eiIem
ldattigen Srte BON m6Biger 8Grme nadz
reifen t0nneu, 10 geiDinnen ie @igeHiAafs
ten, ipie man fte: niGt better wlal1en
fdiiit. -,
.gtuf ben erften Slid farm 6as 9bnebs
MEN Der 8trne no11. 8au1ne Dor i6rer nDls
ligen Reife UNDERMINING er]deinen, Dpdti1t
benz liiht 10, oern Die 9fatMr bat III Der
YfIan3e1tpelt iltr bic Btl0ung TON Sas
men gum 3pef. 9etn Oblt5adter lit IS
aber uentger unt her Sattett ais utt laftts
9es, tpoblidmcdeubes -SSleii6 Su tbun.
unlere teBigen Sirnen fitn Die Nbfon1ia@
hngeaeiner lange fortge1eBten 3ncbt. Die
miloe 8irne bat elm sdbes Muo faierigeS
Sleiia bon ber6em @el9mafe; tie ft16
uhgenieBbar, unn bas filtb aud iebt nod
bic unnereoelten unS tbeilpeiie ieIblt IoI6e
Birneit, Die am 8nunre ni6t gang ausreis
fen. Nber es giebt bet alien 8irneH einen
3eitpunft, in pelhe1n iie ii9: cine babe
poer cine gause 6tuuoe Ian9-au6 lpdbe
reho&bes. oin 8aurne sH @noe gebenoen
yteifungsDorgan9s in einein 3uitanoe be-
ftnoen, in Incident ie unierm @aar1ett
ana %5Wlagenbiten itno. Ggeit tpie plele
8irnen Interchangeable in bteient ri9ttgen
Seitplufte abpeltommen uno aud ioeast1
segeiien { .....
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
OaS dcbte
Or. g. Mc2dne'S
beribmte amerifanii6e
8Mrttt= Mitte1
..3ermifllae."
eomptone BON @arnicrn.
,,Nermifmsc."

AaS @eii6t 1T bIei9 unO bIeifarbig,
q Settfpeiie brenr1enb roth pber Elm uutz
r0tbeter Sled auf elmer pber auf betben
@angen; Die 9lu9en perben tribe; Die
Puptaen eripeitern it9 etn bldultder
6aIbfret5 stebt 1t9 Tim baS untere 9lu9enz
Lieo; Die Seal e ii entSInOet, geidpDllen
unb bIutet Suipeilen; Die Sberltppe i6tptlt
an; bin unb ipteeer &ppfpeb NIT Saufen
nnb 8odet in ben Sbren; cine un9etpDbn=
Itde Speidel &bIpnperung; i6leimise
unb bele9te i3unge; Ntbem lebr iibeIrie9=
enb, beiOnpers bes MOrsers; Appetit per=
Gnperli6, Suipeilen in 6eiBbunger NIT
nasenbem @efuble i'm Magen ausarten6,
gu anberen 3eiten tpieber sdnSli9 man9elb;
flidtige S6mer5en I'M Ntaget; seittpeile
1lebelfeit urb @rbreden; beftige Sdmer=
sen i'm nnterleib; unreseImdbiser StubI=
gang, gu 3eiten Deritopft idteimie, un6
bdufig nit SLUT permii6t; Der &eib 1T
gei6ppQen unb bart; Der 1rin tribe bas
9ltbmen eri6pert beslettet bonn S6ludz
ger; md6maG trDfener unb frampfbafter
Suten; unrubtger unterbrD9ener S6laf
nit 3dbnefnir1den temperament Derz
dnberIi9> I'M &Rgemeinen aber reiSbar, &c.
@enn pbise Symphonic aIs pprbanbem
! pabr9etprtnlen iperoert, 10 tpirb
Or. Q. Mfpane's uermtfu9e
iider cine Sur bepirfen.
Gs entbdlt fein SuecfTlbcr
in irsenb elmer @eitaIt; lit cine unf6dbz
li6e 9rdparatipn unb bat nt6t SEN
gertnsten f9dblt9en Gin FuB
beim Sarteiten &inb.
9as Gdte 9r. Mc2ane's Ser
mtfu9e bat Die Signaturen 6. Mc=
game nnb SIemin9 8rDs. auf benz
1lmi9lag.
9r. 6. Me9ane's 2e6er= Stlen
tperben ni9t empfobIen aIs Sei(mittel eeoen
uale 2eiben, benen 6as Sleti9 uttertbar it,"
Ipnbern 9e9en &ranfbeiten Der 2eber; Bel bili6z
fen 8ei9wer6en, 9tspepite unS franfbaftem
8oPftpeh. ober berartigen nebeIn, itnS iie nas
iibertrefHt9.
&aItcs Tiebcr.
Sc giebt fein beiieres IbfiibrmitteI npr pber
nod benz @ebraude bon gbtitir. .&lS 9ureir.
ntitteL firb tie unoergleidIia.
@an bite iid bnr SGti@unsen.
Die Gohten 1in6 ME iibersilfert.
Sebe S6a6teI BOT einen rptben @absIiegel
auf benz DedeL nit Der Snidrift 9r. NcSane's
2iDer 8ias.
Sober l1ml9Iag BAT bic Gisnattren BON s.
Rc2ane unb Slemtng 8rps.
Man n~erIange bic dd,ten Or. s. Mc9ane's
2ebers8ilen, prdparirt bon S%letning 8ros., ST
Bittsburgb, 8a, benn Der Ntarft lift Dbl BON
yia6abmnngen bes 9eamen 0t9ane, anbers
rutbitabirt, aber bieielbe Nusipra6e.