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The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
Cap and Bells.

I'd loike to be po-ace-mon
An shmoke big se-gare.
wouldn't have ter pay clint
For ridin' on the care,
An II the care room off the thrack,
I'd niver be the wan
To joomp outside an helm the byes
To lift the dom thing an,
new orleans PicayuDe: When man bows
assent to what you are saying, he stoops TO Coz
cur.
Lynn Reporter: Wouldn't it ba well TO have
bellies notify as poor mortals of approachipr
trains in crowded ballroom?
"Wby does Mr.. Skinhnt. the possessor of so
many millions, always travel third class?''
Because there is no fourth class"
The Chicago Times says the Indians are be-
ing rapidly transferred to their reservation,
which is several feet under ground.
Young Housewife: "What miserable l,tla
eggs again You really must tell them, Jane,
TO let the heos sit on them little longerp
Boston Post:-Edison is still working the
electric light and incidentally on m achine to
enable man to light out on his creditors.
Wheeling Leader: Astronomers will not dis
cover new worlds until Mrs. Gaines is dead.
fearing that she will claim them.
Waterloo Observer: Twins have occurred
ffty.six times in Ohio within the past year, so
great is the demand of the Hayes administra-
tion for Ohio men,
Syracuse Times: If the characters of all our
young men stood as high as their shirt Collars.
the community would present better aspect
than it does.
New York Graphic: There Is period in
every boys life when he has an unearthly, un-
quenchable desire to build skating pond in
the back yard for the girl to fall down on when
she hangs out the clothes
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
THE COLD AIR TNHALzNG BALM.

in
which
lin
producing
AMONG WOMEN
projected
pd -
LAWYERS BENCH same
u be mi
GOSPEL edwithh
suit
this disease
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
For Sale mr. tn lot

fHvHE Three Story Brick House No. 6 Gray Street
Il Can be examined any day after 10 o'c.ock a. m
For further particulars call on
j. F. RANDALL & CO.,
sep10tf 126 Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Boston Post:-Edison is still working the
electric light and incidentally on m achine to
enable man to light out on his creditors.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
NASAL CATARRH.


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afteih
prop the
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The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Ii the Onion waA worth lighting for, it is
worth paying for.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
CITY ADVERTISE EN- ENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND,
COPARTNERSHIP.
DiSSIOUtiOu.

DiSSIOUtiOn.
NSHE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il stvle of Yealon & B ,yd is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Parties indebted to and owing
the concern are requested to adjust accounts Eth
er member Of the late firm is authorized to adjust
the matters of the late firm and to sign The firm
name in liquidation. JOHN YEATON.
DAVID BOYD.
No. 6 m oulfon Street.
-, we have disposed of our stock Of Chandlery and
snip Stores to Franklin Yeaton, who will continue
tpe business at No 6 Moulton Street. to whom we
would recommend our former customers.
(Slgned) YEATON & BOYD.
November 30, 1878. dec2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Young Housewife: "What miserable little
eggs again! You really must tell them, Jane.
to let the heos sit on them a little longer!"
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

ried Florida is illustrated by the following
letter, written just after election, by one Of
the Democratic candidates for Congress:
FORT REED, Nov. g. 1873.
My dear Sr:--I have dispatch saying Bisbee's
maj lrity 9s1. ORANGE: Vousia, Brevard and Dade
70 be heard from This telegram is dated 7th, p m.
sia only give me 740 majority L need a few over 2OO
to come from Brevard and Dade to give me MAORI
good for you to go to Brevard? | would give any
Thing if thus could be accomplished. leave for Jack
sonville in tue morning. BY steamer Bird to look af
the trip Is no consi feration with me- Think of it
Your friend, N. A. HULL
am much mortified at the vote of Orange and
Volusia; if they had half performed their duty
should have been all o. X.
Mr.. Nat. Poyntz took this letter of Mr..
Hull, and went to the house of j. R. Allen,
in Orlando. Orange county, Saturday, No
vember 9, and showing him the letter, en-
gagged him to go to Brevard to procure the
needed returns. Poyntz paid Allen 5000, and
he left that night for Brevard with the letter
from Hall. Allen read the lette. to Lee.
clerk of court for Brevard county, and gave
him the 5000, and he engaged Eugene Gould
ing to do the work, and the returns from
Brevard were made to show the requisite ma
jority to override the Republican candidate.
SAYS the Utica Herald; "There was a
time when the Southern Senators equalled if
they did not surpass the eloqueIce and the
acumen of the best men the North could
pick to match them. The names of Lamar.
Gordon, Hampton, Vance, Morgan and Beck
suggest that the South is seeking to regain
that prestige in the Senate chamber which
was won for her by such men as Calhoun
and Hayne. Adler and more expert politi-
clans than some of these we have just named
cannot be found in that chamber. 1t be-
hooves the North, with these facts in view,
to send her best men to the front, In
this chamber where the old question OF
the extension of slavery was fought out by
the intellectual giants OF the North and South.
new questions, jast as vital, and having to
do with the preservation of the results of the
war, may some day arise 10 be settled in the
same way. Both in the Senate and the
House, as has been growing more evident for
three years past, the South is destined to re-
gain, to large extent, its old intellectual
prominence. 1t is happily determined, by
the drift of population in the rapid settle
ment OF the great West, that never again will
the South be as strong, numerically, as she
was when she deemed herself strong enough
TO DEFY the Union and stand alone"
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Waterloo Observer: Twins have occurred
fifty-six times in Ohio within the past year, so
great is the demand of the Hayes administra-
tiOn for Ohio men.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Wheeling Leader: Astronomers will not dis.
cover new worlds until Mrs. Gaines is dead,
fearing that she will claim them.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Boston Post: The Bowdoin Bugle has a
frentispiece illustration representing the facul-
ty seated in the customary semi-circle of the
negro minstrel stage. The end men look ven
cradle enough to be buried with their "bones."
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

New Haven Register:-"Somehow or other,
done seem to enjoy sleighing as used to-
said Mr.. Smiley, as he picked the accumulated
ice from his beard. "My blood don't circulate
a. it used to, and my feet nearly freeze. The
invigorating air does me bit of good, though.
Bot when appeared in my first plug hat, and
TOOK your mother out for sleigh ride, Just
eoJoyed 1t. We went spinning along over
country road at fine rate, for a while, but we
stopped suddeuly-your mother aud 1. The
horse apd sleigh went right along, though, and
when we had picked ourselves up and walked
about two miles in the snow, we felt so we'll
acquainted we concluded to keep right along
together, and we have, haven't we?" And the
old gentleman chucked his companion under
the chin so vigorously that her false teeth were
nearly knocked out of her head.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

The Chicago Times says the Indians are be-
ing rapidly transferred to their reservation,
which is several feet under ground.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

REAL ESTATE Fer Sale at No.
135 Vaughn Street.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

hockland Courier A year ago the Staying be-
tween the Russian and Turkish armies was
very bad. (Our readers may think this is a
last years joke, with bay window and a
mansard roof added to it for Disguise, but such
is not the case.)
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Syracuse Times: If the characters of all our
young men stood as high as their shirt Collars,
the community would present better aspect
than it does
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

THE MAINE STATE PRESS
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, it paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch OF space, the
length of column, constitutes Square"
81 80 per square, daily first week: rs cents per
week after; three insertions less, $100; continu
ing every other day after first week, SO cents.
Halt square three Insertions OF less, 75 cents ono
week, S1.00; 50 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs' and "AUCTIoN
SALEs,' $500 per square per week; three insertions
or less $1.5O.
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
Of the Sta;e for S1O0 per square for first insertion
and so per square for each subsequent insertion
Address all communications to
POR LAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

THE manner in which the Democrats car
ried Florida is illustrated by the following
letter, written just after election, by one Of
the Democratic candidates for Congress:
FORT REED Nov 1879
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Nor. Har: Some of the newspapers of New
Yo1k State are exercised over the fact that the
Clothes of the members of the New York Legis-
latura will not harmoni1s with the splendor of
the new room. Frem which it would appear
that some OF the members have not bsen loug
In office. 1t was happy thought, however, to
upho'ster the furniture In red, to harmonize
with the noses of a majority of the members.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
WANTS..
Wanted, For Maine.

"A Active, intelligent man to act as Agent in the
"A Introduction ana sal e of valuable improve
ment for the saving of Steam and Fuel address
MANUFACTURERS,
Ja25d3t Box 13s, Maiden Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

One OF DR.. Acland's sons, when small boy,
used to get divinity teaching from Dean Bur-
goo, then simply Mr. Burgou The good
clergyman one Sunday went through the story
OF John the Baptist to the child. He narrated
with great dexterity and at length the details
OF the prophets dress, and his habits in eating
and drinking. Having tried to depict living
portrait of the s.rangely-clad ascetic, he said,
cheerfully, "And now, if you were to meet John
the Baptist in the High would you know
him?' The child thought moment and an.
swered: "No, l shouldn't know him; should
cut h'm''
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

New York Graphic: There Is period in
every boys life when he has an unearthly, un-
quenchable desire to build skating pond in
the back yard for the girl to fall down on when
she hangs out the clothes.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

why does Mr. Skinfint. the possessor of SO
many millione, always travel third class?''
Because there is no fourth class"
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

In most convenient place Inn the
CITY TO purchase your Coal is a.
RANDALL C NHcALLISTER's
new Office, No. IS Exchange st..
opposite the Post Office.
Oc1Q -.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

Lynn Reporter: Wouldn't it bs well 10 have
bellies notify us poor mortals of approaching
trains in crowded ballroom?
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

New orleans Picayuue: When man bows
assent to what you are saying, he stoops to coz
cur.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27

DRICK House. centrally located, 10 rooms, gas,
ID bath room, furnace Price $500. Apply to
N. S. GARDINER, K. E Agent,
de24dtf Centennial Block
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-27
Tenement TO Net.

1eUememI 10 lVcts
A GOOD tenement to let on Green street. Gas
"A and Sebago. Inquire of j. G. WOOD MAN,
at 119 l-2 Exchange street. neY27dtf
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

GAZETTE office, John =. Doughten,
David McCloskey, ID. Fennessy, Cbarles
Morgan, the Shields Library Ass0cis-
ton, N. Lieberman, the Erery Erening
and Commercial office, Meyer Meyers,
Adams a. Bro, Joseph Fullmer, Daniel
Mulherein, Chas. Chandler, the Della
ware House, the Pine Knot Assembly in
the Silver building, the n. 5. U. Club,
in Institute building, the ii. Y. NJ. A.,
in the Masonic Temple, j. Z. Almond
Il Co.'s grocery store, VIM. Robelin,
Charles B. Lore, Esq, Prof. 5. j. Will
ley, George II. Robinson, Ii. =. Weaver,
Frank Smiths cigar store, Il. &. Stot
senburg, DR.. }. X. Kane, Theo +
Crawford Esq, Henry Pepper, Esq, and
the saloons OF Gus Boers and Gus Legg.
The residence of ex-senator James A.
Bayard, at Ninth and Market streets, was
also brilliantly lighted up.
These decorations lighted the street
completely, and when joined with the
blaze of fireworks that marked the pro-
gressed of the procession, formed a scene
of brilliant beauty and excitement that
will long be remembered by the thou
sands who joined In this grand ovation
to Delaware's favorite son.
In addition to the fireworks, the bell.
of the Water Witch, Delaware, Friend
ship, Phoenix and Weccacoe hose car
rags W re rung necessarily during tkt
proce sion. The latter house was alsc
finely illuminated.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12
h gallg sassftf.
..,xc PROCLAMATION
or nELAWARE,

STAT, lh,,'rtyE m DEpARTM ENT. 4.
Ext. t.on,rroaching : ,rn It's close. IL is
lhtI,p Y .,eper that We sh2u.n h,,,anks TO AZ
y, y. pUpr psf gratitude and tl,ann aiI GOOD. for
~ eaL a., tnc author oi All s"I nas so
by t@l' S,Il blessings which ne e,nnnle' nas a.
pAnIios.as LIN ed upon us AZ y PaSbP,Sh. PSP,h.
asiy Oe'p a, crops with whlch .nc
n aOundSu' revarled; the pieserva-
rr has oeeu wltnln our borders, .he
hs PsMe ~ prosperity In MI .ns
Slssl feyINa, ,mndistrt and trade. anu
{pfmenl, ~ I'm ~ mr. homes from the
aeHpllon ,,alk.th ", in darkness. are
! ~ XII @maulfestations Oh '"'
lnsft! az, 3, Of these blessings-healin.
M sa auI uDisnty-we should earnes,y ,, ~
eina IpSoid p,,idt Inc sins OF pride ana sell
'oi Ws'tpi, .nt i,orulilvstr spirit oi meek
)sne suu wv, IA, fundamental conditions
nrng nOas A. nrnsperity and happiness.
nellnaeu IoIIS W. HALL. Governor
istIoie' a, p.lAware, recognizing our
M,,ma.ndence upon the supreme nu
)sf aspr"fie prniverse. do hereby set npart
LrpSsutY S rHE TW ENTY sEN ES ah ~
tao,yyfNBER, a,y INSTANT, 70 oe on- !
~. day Of public thanksgiVinK
.s And do hereby request all
FA, .hstnn from their secular oc-
l.,1. w. an that day, and TO repair To
a.c,,y. elOu' cn places OF worship W rem
lnYit 'Y.io t;od for past Dressings, ana
{.,a.s ',a,s u,sguldance and protection In
khiafe. ., uhareof have
have befeunto SET my hand, ana
sans.d the Great Seal OF the
siste to he ali xcd, at Dover, this
t.nIh ,lny oi November, In tht
~ ,ibs Year of our Lord one thous'
and eisbt hundred and seventy
nine aud OF the independence ol
,hsJui,d states the one nun
alrd and fourth.
EntGOyernor, JoiiN y" mana
Secretary of State.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

lMaorn statement OF Capt. Lock
|M Ghc Inflated Champion, shows
kg lelime OF the disaster the wealth
fp Gear instead Of foggy, as at f1rst
kr,d but gives 10 clue as TO the real
bSdthe collision, An official inqui-
vlcl vii. be Instituted to- day by the
tls British Consul may do something
t.l up the mystery,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

naECrlSG the attention OF persons
wiring TO invest money to the bonds OF
nSlOul., Hannibal and Keokuk Rail-
NJ Company, advertised In another
nnhi We are led TO remark that the
iAonnt consideration should always
sha'tty of the proposed Investment.
we Informed that the security on
'ln lhese bonds Is based, is regarded
I'o'ule, because 1t rests on valuable
'iSllses and Well built road, which Is
'ala OAiy at sl2 w per mile and the
'aahled only as the road Is complet-
asaenahd for these bonds, which ap-
deee substantial ones, Is large, $500,
va lltin having already been sold, and
SFsai which they are quoted, 20, in
-as Ile speedy sale Of the remainder,
we sh'lIt amount Is limited To 4l 300,
'a' road running through a country
'aaang grain, tobacco, hay, cattle, hogs
~ uAoef, sand, &c, secures a paying
WY business and u passenger traveI
fA' piohlable. adv,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

|Im October earnings Of the Texas
|ri ulroad amounted TO 5000, 900,
klrs $4,000 in 1873. The percentage
pnlng expenses are said to have
ea ntlced 10 the extremely low rate
lrpr cent,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12
FIRST EDITION..
- -
WELCOME H0 NE.
Wilmington's Welcome
to BaYard.
How Delaware Greeted Her
Favorite Son.
THE WHOLE PEOPLE UNITE
IN DOING HIM HONOR.
AN IMPOSING STREET DEMON
STRATION.
Music, Fireworks and Illu-
limitations.
Music, Fireworks and IlIu.
limitations.
A VAST MEETING IN THE OPERA
HOUSE.

now THE PEOPLE CROWDED IN TO
HEAR TIE sPEAKING-wHAT sENA-
TOR BAYARD SAID AND now II WAS
RECElVED-THE RECEPTION AND
ENSUING EVENTS.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

A'NFs' w. NJ, KENNARD 4 Co., desire
~. .A4 attention of buyers to their large
~, ~ White Ba lard Fail Flannels.
,, .su 'ney are Offering at Old prices, not
4'Auolng they have advanced fifte. n
M ihey are also Offering one bale
rAl l.gain.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12
llTn I. W0LCVIT, ,,,.
Secretary OF state.

|In aov u foreign gold to this co'ln-
m,nae. Sl.3o0,000 in twenty
|hsuece, arrived in one steamer yes
Ll,r
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

,.a @ VI Bpoks.-A sale OF books and
,s Will take place Mt the auction
,n. ~ NJ osle. No. 5O6 Market street,
-44eielng Monday evening next.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

h, EDWARD ISLAND MACKEREL
,,,.' Wholesale and retail, by James
aWI ' u, i's store. COZ West Front street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12
Brief Locals.


huohs ''' ''''hR OF the Bayard re-
ipn he naroud na,o1Sand people at least gazed
n. a @ parade last night.
.@sf Yesterday o'' IN ho' impro'-
I' morning '"ses before the Mayor
l1iSss la1iSs,nor n,or Hall has issued his Thanks
slasi night Town made a fine dis
allass SSayy,, well nearly everybody. is
hs's ABOUT the reception. ' ''
aCay.ss,@s,tno no business before the U. g.
n, .'' Jews Is dull this morning.
she BARN 6urn, OF fire last night was caused
shonl Of ,hn s. vi The Goddess OF Liberty
WV excelsior Club building,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12

Iiasutr.Ia. I.ounts Marshal and Governor
aaaol @ nsns hrst Impression of Metz
gdlis fan peen very agreeable. On the
lloa dssa,,'ii .y,'iia' entry, the streets were
sonhrnseai The few persons out of
nd %ta s'aSis their backs Oh the procession
isacsa studied q. the shop windows. ind v.s's'I,, Tba
N"Viye Ia iSAeh E only by an occasional
s,aha fo,n rance" AT his hotel, the
'es anytime a great pile ofletters, that
n,aedtlemps,iput put pleasant reading. He
oily one municipal M authorities todinner
sasonder ail' w. a oaker,mesented himself.
.gea his sws,s ,us Marshal lost his temper,
tNelas tha, Iboio, bn and warned the Metz
sShguinp %, ,uI., ne would not tolsra'e % any
''Sanys' Many with the foreigner lsaS'a against nns
The daily gazette., 1879-11-12
WILMINGTON, DEL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l2, 1879

good positions, but all retained their
colnposure, and no one objected TO being
rather rudely handled in the general
push and scramble.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
un6 S~oIgen6es lin6 eintge ber tauien6en
Nuertenmnugcn,
tpel6e i'm gu She'll tpllr6en.

pel6e i'm gu She'll tprr6en.
24ia6riger 9ibenmati8mlts ge1cilt. @ut.
Getnbarot, gilmore, isis.
12jabriger &%benmatisma6 ge6eiIt. Sbos.
Stt, ct. 8onifacius, Ya.
5ja6rigcr Sfbeumati8ntns gebeilt. Srant
S6tpar5, SO 10. StraBe, Cincinnati, o.
1Oja6rige 9fenralgie gc1ei(t. G6riitian
6annt, Stint 5ia, naDe gOungstOpn, 8.
&iifeniGmcrsen. S. &iitbart. MaborD
GttD, 8d.
Geuralgie 9ebeilt. Sercntiab 9apis, "a
WtulberrD Str., SEEM Oorf.
Glie6errei6en geGtilt. SO6n s. 5Dlan6,
SroD, 90. 3.
SrOtbenlelt gebeilt. 8tGtam &ob, BET
Serrn @baS. Utc@leaan, 9luon, Ohio.
NerDGie8 &Opflei6en. Gliiabetb 2ub, 139
9ipiiton Str, Stem Sort.
@errenfungen. Sre6. &6ppeI, 436 @arz
ben Str, SObofen, 81. S.
~3abni6mer3en gebeilt. SuIius Storm,
121 @iier Str, 0fetp gorf.
Sereni6ns gebeilt. Soiep6 Mtns, 1872
Clinton Ctr, Jtetp yorf.
&9cnmatiide e6mer3er. Gltgen @erifenz
bauer, 8inon1, Wttnn.
GrfrDrene SiEe gebeilt. Sol. Geinbol6,
352 8otperD, Stem Oort.
Gnt3InSnng gebetlt. @nr. gtBer, 178
Z. Strabe, gtetp gOrf.
Gltt3in6lider &benmatismts ge1eilt. @6.
Stuart 9loDo, 9tem gorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
@i6tt8 fir
GARNER, Dieb}iid)ter mnO
YferSebeTBer!
st. SQtOb8 Oel

lit Elm bctpGbrte8 U1itteI gegen Die beri9tes
benen S9Goen Der 0auStbtere:
9ferSe, &1Dc, s6afe, s3tuetseae.
ais:
S~erfopfnng, idiDere8 ltrinireu, Gulif,
8eimipatb, s6runSen uiO SnBfdile,
&lauenfGltle bel Sdafen, g%fierenwiir=
urer bel gdweiueu, idDiclige Sledten
(9weenebl @arSer, Gpi3Otic, Gtal=
dungen nnO 0netidungeu, Ofene 8lliz
Sen, 9aGmbeit, Snfgcidwalit, 8iuO=
galer, 9rOuengeidipiire, geidwohene
Gutter, AufbrltdJ II. GcrifFitcln. 6iitcin
Galeu6ers nnO MaleuOers, &a1tDe ulS
8eulen nn0 9drammelt.
@aS eta pronatne4ttcr TarNter
boa Sotpa BARRIER ia0t: rS6 bate
flint 0fe10e, pel9e i6limm BON 0titemper
befaIen naren. 0d begab i6 mid na6
Der Qpotbefe Der @ebritber Wangler IN
@aterloo, uno erlu1te DieIcIben, mir etn
Ottttel CUR Seilung bieier &raltfbeit gu
eeben. 9ieielben rietben mir, oas ct.
Safobs Sel at gebrauden. SD falfte cine
Slai6e unb iteate bur6 6aiielbe mteine
9ferbe in pent9en Tdgen tuteoer ber.. Sh
farm oaber bieie Meotstn alien Bferbes
beiibern auf's @Grmite ernpfeble1. .Wtats
t6iaS 3inmer, OiIbertspiae Soma"
Gin svaraner aus GemnSOGoanien.
80. s.. sHarp, @tilcrsbtargt vSft
ouSqe5et6net ge9en tpebe Sufe un6 @es
19wuiiten alio eegen 9feroe=Gtngtuurm."
gus Seun etaate @%titmefOta. -
gEnt. WeiSmcr, GaneD Grecf, Wtintt.,
16reibt: v@egen &ronen9ei0wire Bel
8ferben lift oaS ct. SafobS Del auf's 8eite
al empfcblen. SD madte r~eselntGBige
GinlpriBungen bamit unb beilte bas Gbier
in fur;er 3eit gGnSli6."
Gine SIaide ct. Safobs Sci fofet SO
Gents Clint 6lal6en fir So, 1T III ie6er
2Ipotbefe 81 baben ober tpiro BET 8eiteunng
bon ni6t tDeniger ais So fret nah allen
Tbetlen Der Ser. Staaten neriaaot.
Wtan aoreiIire:
a. un9rler + Co.,
Baltimore, Nao.
Gueinige Nieperla9e fit &mertfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
gr. aaOwaD's re9nlirenOe Uiaeu

gOufOmmeH seidnrodtOs, el;sant nit idbem Summit
u~ber5ogeu, retntsen uHo regulEreH es SDltem, pusen
aus unr ftdrten. Sir bic SeiIuna BON allen uuorbs
uun9eu hes Wdgens, Der ge6er, Der @ln9emetoe, Hteren,
Blaze, NeruenIetbeu, 8opiweh, 8eritopFung, l%lnueroau>
lt9teit, 9pspepid, 9aueutrou:beiteu Tteber, SeOGrmez
eutsiuoung, Gel6wile uno Gae St6runseH Der inner
Ii6eu Grgane fino &nopap's piaen 6as 9eilmittel,
6eGeu pc ftiue 8trtung mir sarantiren. Sie ino ausz
Ibtiesli6 aus Yhau5eBItoffeu berettet uuo eUtbaiteu teiu
QuefFlber teIne miReralii9eu ober JOINT i4dsLideu
StoTfe.
"a UIan unerte F5 foIeer6e Sgmptonte, bic aus
Storu Tgen Der 8eroauuH9szOr9ane berDor9ebeH:
BerItopfung Der Gtugepeioe, Gel6pire, 8lutaubrGng
mad BEN RopTe, Wa9enldure, gtelgIn9 sum Grbredben,
@obbrenneu, 8ioerDtueu ge9en ale Nabrung, SAmere
I'M NiGgen. iaures Aut itoBeH, SriIdeu oeer 6iopfen in
Der SerSsrube, 8etdubun9 I'M fopfe, beihteunigtes uno
eriduertes It6emooIen, 9erSttopien, 9efIbl Der @r>
fti6urI peun in ltegenoer Ste4ung, Sleden ober Strets
fen Dor ben Nugen, Sieber itumpTes Ropfweb, DeanseI
an S6weiB, Gel6beit Don Saut unh Augeu, S6rer3en
IN Der Seite, 8ruit uno Sleoern, flteBeuoe Sise uno
ETideIu, uno 9reunen in ben 0tusteIn &c.
Reniee DOZEN pom 8aopan's giQen wer6en 6as Sps
fem pon al BEN obeHJendnnten uebeIn beireien.
greis: rs Gents bic Saa9teI. gu bobeu in ben apos
tbeten-
2efst: sTaII6 @aBE'
"False and True"
Geaeu GinIenbuns elmer 9oftmarfe an Roadway
& Co. go. 81 95arreu StraBe, gtep g)orf, merDet Sbr
SuIormatioH er5olIeH. wel9s SauleHps wertb lit.
14ap1Sw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-28
ST. &nOUaD's
SarTapartuian Retoluent

Dag nOr3lgltdbe neutrality-suspicious.
fir bic SeiIuns drOniider aruufbeiteu.
GfrOfulOIe oOer lgpbilitiide,
erblide OOer anitcfeuSe,
no tie immer ibren Sis babeH,
In Qunee ober Wfagen, in Der 6aut oSer ben
&nob11, in ben Otusfeln ODER Nerpen,
feIbt bieteuiseu, psI6e bas Steii5 p~erse5reu uub bas
SIut per9iiten, wte:
GbrOntid1er &benmatisutws, ScrnpbeIm.
Griiicns9tn DIT cauneen, troGemer
&angenbmiten, GrebS9@eiGtpiir,
IpphiIiti1bc &remfbeiten, 2mneet=
8Itstat8eH, SDspepfa, acknowledgements
Sic SoInrenr, SIutgei6Uire, 9luspa61e,
&Gat= ano seiGIedJtIidc Sranfbettcn,
Observation-Disclosures, Gramenz
&rnnfbeiten, @tdt, @aHerIuGt,
Ttieeetoe GtdIt, SrOHDitiS, G~9tptmoIudt,