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TALK PRESIDENTIAL
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Special Dispoteh to Ihs Tr1b,an&.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July ia gentleman
who has recently had a conversation with Serre-
tar5 Sherman states that that gentleman mani
tested extreme scneitiyeness at the charges IT
different newspapers that be is using the pat
ronaee OF the Treasury Department. and his
influence In other departments OF the Govern
ment to further bis aspirations for the Prcs:-
Dental nomination. This, he insisted, he hat
not done and would not do under any circun1-
stances. He aaia that II nominated it could
and outcrowth Of proper and healthy publb.
sentiment, else the nomination would augur
sure defeat at the ba1iot-box. BE frankly nd
mitted the Republican party must stand togeth~
ct reunited upon the platform OF
THE MAINTENANCE or THE PUBLIC YAIrH,
honest money, equal rights before the law, pro
lection to all citizens in the exercise OF theil
franchises guaranteed by the Constitution,
burytng all differences Of faction in the grave OF
the common veal. II such union and concen-
tration otsenttment failed Of accomplishment tho
Republican party, be argued, would be dispersed
like chat before the vlud- He would lnbor to
bring about such accord, to accommodate differ
cnces among the disagreelng Republicans, to
cement the bonds Of union ard promote peaco
and good will everywhere within the party
This, be urged, could not be secured were be
aIneuabic TO the charge Of using his oi{idas
patronage for his individual benefit He would
support the nominee OF the Convention, Who
ever he might be, to every proper extent, and in
every proper way within his po1er.
, 1879-07-20
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-The Auxiliary
Sanitary Association sent dispatch to the
Governor Of Texas and to the President Of the
Board OF Health at Galveston suggesting the
resembling of the quarantine against New
Orleans, and declaring there has not been a
case of yellow fever in New Orleans this season.
The Board Of Health now enforce strict
quarantine against Memphis.
DR.. Chopin was instructed to telegraph the
President OF the Galveston Board OF Health
that rigid quarantine against Memphis is in
full force; that no case of yellow fever existed
in the city.
DR.. Rutherford, Medical Agent Of Texas tele-
graphcd Dr.. Cboppiu that the Galveston quaran-
tine against New Orleans WIS unwarrantcd and
precipitate, and he had sent 4 protest to the
Governor aud requested him to suspend bis
official sanction of the Galveston quarantine
against New Orleans.
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more victims are still In the hosp;ta1 I. ia
thought all will recover. No nev cases 3ra re-
ported.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, duly 19-13:So a. m,-The mer-
chants OF the city held meeting To- DIV tn
adopt such precautionary measures as will sat-
isfy the Texas authorities, and avert threatened
Quarantine against St. Louis The following
was adopted:
Resotrtd. Thatthe merchants request the Board
OF Health OF the City OF St. Louis to confer with
the State Boards Of Health Of Arkansas aud Texas
as to such Quarantine regulations ~ Will be eas-
factory to the people OF these States and to enforce
such regulations in the shi pmcnt OF all gooda from
St. Louis.
Resotged, That the merchants Of St. Louis in
dlvldaaily pledge themselves not to ship OF cause
to be shipped from ST. Louis to any point in the
South goods OF merchandise Of any kind coming
from my infected district and arc prepared to ac-
company all shipments with atdarits to that effect
The city authorities have been In correspond
ence with: Texas officials, and satisfactory un-
derstanding is arrived at.
AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, July IA sailor OF q. n. s. Belle
rophon was buried to-day from yellow fever
contracted at Jamaica.
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EUROPEAN FINANCES.

| 6ptE7R& 1k&zft&E1a ~ 4H6 4F3QuNE
WAsurSoTos, D. C., July IA financial
gentleman, who has long had relations with the
Syndicate and Is transacting business in Eu-
| rope for the Treasury Departm ent, sends so.no
interesting Information here relative to the
money condition Of Europe. France is growing
rich Us rapidly as she is growing Republican.
The Bank Of France holds today $45O. .0o0, ,000 in
bullion. About GO per cent, OF $50, ,0o0, Is
in silver. The people hold as much more, and
III nearly the same proportion OF the two
metals Much Of 1t is boarded, Of course,
but large share is in active circulation.
The hank-note circulation confined to the Bauk
Of France is nov s446 o00, ,oo0. very few notes
remain outstanding below 100, francs OF SO At
the close OF the war, or soon after, the nolo
circulation bud reached nearly $3.50, ,000, 600,
and, while in seven years this volume has vol
unfairly decreased about $3.50 0,000, 900, the
bullion in the bank has been more than doubled,
and the per cent rentes paid out in satistac-
ton Of the vast and oneroua German Ipdemnit:es
have nearly all been drawn home within tho
same time and into French ownership.
The bonds rule At 11BN on the
Paris bourse, and would 70, still
higher but for the reserved option Of the Gov
ernment to call them in for redemption. The
double coin standard is no inconrenience to the
Government. It would take good mans years'
cofnage Of the standard dollar on our side at
the rate OF $3,000.000 per month to place our
Treasury in less favorable condition relatively
10 respect to The double standard than tie Bank
Of France. The Bank OF England holds to-day
$176, 43l, ,000 in gold buliion- but OF the banK-
note circulation OF $245, COT. Goo from the Issue
Department, about Sl00, ,0OO, 000 is held IN IT,
serve for the want Of profitable employment.
, 1879-07-20
POLITICAL.
WISCONSIN,.
H1ecid[ DitrQfch Il 7he TfihuAA.


] Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
MADISON, Wis, July 19.-The following add
tional counties have elected delegates, and re
ported them to Gov. Smith as being in favor o
bis denomination: Brown, s.; Buffalo, :; Chip
pewa, 2; Crawford, 3; Dodge i; Fond du Lac
4; Grant, 2; Jefferson, 2; Milwaukee, 4; Outa
gamic, s.; Pepin, 2; Pierce, 2; Kichland. S
Rock, 4; Washington, i; Waupaca, 2; Winue
bago, g.
The Hon. ". ". Coleman, editor of the Mil.
waukec Htrold, telegraphs the Governor that the
Milwaukee County delegation stands: Smith,
! delegates, as far as heard from: Smith, 123;
Ludington, q; independent, 4. The
figures don't look very favorable to
the Ludington boom, but are figures that can
be relied on. GOV. Smith has personal telegrams
and letters from every individual included in the
123, and there is no claim made that there Is
not substantiated By facts.
The Hon. W. ". Coleman, editor Of the NIL
Waukee Herod, German paper, to-day issues
bis paper with one page printed In English,
giving the facts relative to Gov. Smiths
candidacy. he also prints many extracts from
country paoers favorable to GOV. Smiths
nomination in the form OF circular in English,
and throughout the State.
There IS now not particle Of doubt hut what
Gov. Smith and the balance Of the nresent
State officers will be renominated. and tie nre
sumption now is that it will be- by acclamation.
VI the LII delegates to hear from, very large
pronortinn. II not ali. are 1ifejv n h. for tha
denomination of Smith The dartr boraes ns-a
ali he.n driven ro their atahes md r. a'e &C. q
ouestion nnw whe1her old 1'1nis nan. uiii ha
Sore.ai Disnatcn to 7ne 7.rfo,.n.
BE1orr. Wis: Jniy 1a.-At the Convant;on ~
the First Assembly District. Ro.t Connrr beid
at FootyilIe to-IaT. n. winston, 1T Evanavi1e
aud Henry F. Hobart. at ReInit: wcrc eiectnd
Delegates ia the state Convention Thnv ru;f;
favor the denomination NJ the 1,rasant s+,1o
officers ~ p~1' 'S0No
specto1 Dxtna.cn 10 ne 3,,1unn
OsHKosn. Wis Jufv "a -iha ,Pannh1icon
, 1879-07-20
SUICIDE.


Ap<cial ntpuech to 7ne 1rfb4ua&.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 19.-It has been discov-
cred that the man who committed suicide here
yesterday, by throwing himself under the
engine of the State Road, WAS Max Franklin, the
nephew of prominent stove merchant OF this
city. Physical sickness Was the cause Of his rash
act.
ape1al Disoasch to 1.4s 7s1ouz:.
DETROIT, Mich, July 19.-Late Thursday
night the watchman at the Detroit, Grand
haven g. Milwaukee Railroad Depot reported
to the police that be had seen. a Handsomely
dressed woman enter the depotRate and fit
hurriedly toward the rtver-hank. Before be had
an opportunity to hail her she disappeared in
the darkness, aud a minute later he heard \
shrek followed BY splash. The next dar the
police found hat and . pair Of slippers, which
we're subsequently identified as the property Of
Belle Odell, once most beautiful woman and
well-known. courtesao, but who bad lived fatt
life for ten years. descending to the lowest
depths possible for degraded woman to lace
Tonight the mystery was cleared up oy the dls-
co7erY Of her body, which WAS found floating 1t1
the river of Amherstburg, her birthplace and
home during innocent girlhood.
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LU-Q1gQL
THE JEWS
The officers OF the Hebrew Hospital Associa
ton to-day furnished 100 Jewish families with
the necessary funds to obtain means Of trans-
portation to distant cities. The city authorities
are also sending all the widows and children out
OF the city.
Three new cases were reported to the Board
Of Health this afternoon: Charles Kcsmodel,
residing at No. e. Clay street, and his, two
children. These make seven as the total num-
Der OF ne" cases reported for to-day.
There are
SEVERAL SICK PEOPLE
IN the nefghborhood of Clay street rhose cases
are, to sar the least, very suspicious.
Business is paralyzed, and many retail mer-
chants are closing their stores.
Fred Eckers died this afternoon Mrs. Rob
ert Hester and Chiefot-Police Athey's eon are
both in critical condition.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoRK, July 19:-Arrived, Britannia,
from Liverpool, California from London, and
State Of Alabama, from Glasgow. -.
LONDON, July 1Q-Steamships Republic and
Pei11e, from New York, have arrived o'<.
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TO fhe 1FtatYn Assoetdte1 Frtxr.


MEMPu1s, Tenu., July 19.-Three new cases
we're reported to the Board Of Health this morn.
ing,-Louisa 7. md Viola Godscy, TWO sisters,
residing at No. 4S Bradford street, and Ton,
Herman, Passenger Agent Of the Memphis s.
Charleston Railroad. The illness Of the God
sey sisters can be trnced to infection of the
Tobin family, who recently wero in attendance
on Mrs Tobfn, until her case was pronounced to
be yellow fever. These cases dispel the
sporadic theory.
airam Athey. son Of Chief-ot~Polico Athe7, is
dying, although bis case has not as ret been re-
ported to the Board of Aealth as yellow fever
The Chiefs residence Is in the neirhborbood OF
the Tobin dwelling, rs is also Tom Kernap's.
The reported death OF Fred Eckers was pre-
mature. He is living, but lies In m extremely
critical condition
The weather is warm and su1tzy, with occa-
sional showers.
The development Of the new cases has given
fresh impetus to the exodus OF citizens.
ANOTHER.
MEMPHIS, Tennv, July 19-1 u. m.-Tnnta
Brnmond, aged 81, residence On Hernando road.
near Loooey's Switch, has just been reported to
the Board Of Health as another new case.
THB STAMPEDE.
Another genuine stampede Of citizens IL ia
progress. The rush for railroad tickets thts
afternoon recalls the scenes Of last Thursday
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 19.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee this afternoon
voted to retain Dr.. Glenn as nominee for Coy
eTnor.
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VARIOUS.

! 6pfciQl Dfxpatcf to TIE I%ibun&
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 19.-Reports Of the spread ol
| yellow fever at Memphis create alarm, and
| further developments are aa1iously awaited.
Quarantine restrictions against boats and traiua
| from below went into operation at O'Clock
| this evening. DR.. RAuch aud members Of the
| local Board Of Health went down to Island No.
| /, md quarantine buildings will probably be
| erected thereon Immediately. Every possible
effort will be made BY the City, State, aud Ma
| tional Boards Of Health to keep the fever from
] entering the State at this port The north
bound train on the Chicago, St. Louis & New
Orleans Railroad this evening had about 200
passengers from Memphis destined for St.
Louis aud Chicago, who we're transferred to
new cars on the opposite side of the. riser aud
were taken through the city under police sur
veillance.
THE NATIONAL BOARD.
Sa<ctal Dfsoa.ch to The 1>dbxn<
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 19.-The National
Board Of Health has at last received official adj
vices from DR.. Robert ". Mitchell, member OF
the Board, and I resident Of Memphis, stating
that the city is dangerously infested with Jel-
low fever in an epidemic form.
-. PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Thc physician at
Quarantine reports the yellow-tever patients
generally improved.
=, IN xEw YoRK BAx.
NEW ToRE, July 19.-Ehtich .EIshman, =
waiter, taken from the steamship City Of Ne
ridia, arrived from Mexican port Monday, died
in Quarantine Hospital yesterday. This ia the
second death from yellow fever at the Quarsn-
tine Hospital within i short time. About eight
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ineapacity Of the ubTrcasury at Baltimore to :
store tue silYer received the Assistant Trrssure1
has oeen ordered to pay out sssndAsd silver dol.
lars for fractional silver coin offered fer e24
change: !: '1- : '*@''
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week when 5000 people left the city. The de-
sire OF all who can so is to 20 at once, and there
will be jam on all the trains leaving Memphis
to-night.
, 1879-07-20
SECOND DISPATCH,
af0ecfdI Hapafc,h Ia The Tabttn4


MEafpH1s, Tenn, July 19-10p. m.-The new
cases mentioned this afternoon have been
officially declared yellow fever. No deaths since
the report. Those reported dying are still lin
gcring
Intense excitement prevails among those who
intend leaving at the guarantees being so fast
established and rigidlv enforced. many believing
they will be compelled to re-enter Memphis and
perish.
The Chickasaw Guards leave for ClarksYllle in
the morning, having perfected all arrangements.
The Fourth National Bank has gone out Of
existence by being transferred to the German
National Bank
Merchants are shipping their stocks Of goods
to St. Louis aud Cincinnati, at which points they
expect to do business Until next November.
The clerks Of all business houses are all leaving
demoraliZed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
SALE

Whereas Julius Schaeffer and W~ilhelmine
his wife by their certain Mortgage deed
with power of sale, dated the 18th dav of
April 1877, and recorded In the recorders
office of G-asconade county in Book Y, page
29O, conveyed to the directors of the Gas
conade County Saving Fund Association
the following described real estate situated
IN the Town of Hermann, County of Cas-
conade and State of Missouri, and described
in said mortgage deed, to wit:
The town lots No. one and three on West
Eight street and lots No, AZ and 10 on
Market street and lat No. IA on west 7tb
street and lot No. 81 on Market street. all
In the town of Hermann, Missouri, as per
plat of said town.
Which conveyance was made for the pur.
pose OF better securing the m of a
certain promisory note in said MORTGAGE
deed described and executed by said ,JnIins
Schaeter and whereas said note and the
interest thereon remains due and unpaid,
now L casper Christmann, as President Of
said Association and ex-officio Mortgage
In accordance with the provisions of said
mortgage deed and the bowers in me vested
thereby, will offer for sale to the b;obeS,
bidder, for cash in hand at the Court Hons.
door IN the town of Hermann, Comfy and
State aforesaid, on
THURSDAY AUGUST, 2fst 1879
between the hours of 8 o'clock In the fore
noon and 8 o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, the property hereinbefore describe
and conveyed by said mortgage deed. 4
pay the indebtedness secured by sal;
mortgage deed together with the costs and
expenses of executing this trust.
Casper Christmann.
President OF said Association and FIX.
oficio Mortgage.
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uuO NoIsen6eS inb einise Der taufenbe
Nnerfcnnun1en,

neIde tbm ;u She'll tuuroen.
24ldhriger 6beumatismus 9ebeiIt
@m. NeiibarOt, gilmore, @iSc.
12idbr;ser 8beumatismus eebeiIt.
Sbos. Stt, ct. B~onifacius, SPA.
5ia6riser &heumatismus eeb eiIt.-
Sraut S@para, SO, 10. Ctr, Gins
tinuati, Ohio.
1Oidbrige @euraIgie gebeiIt. Gbrif.
Sanni, Stint Sia, nabe youngstown,
Ohio.
&udenidmer;en. - 9. Siitbart,
WGbonD Gttp, Ya.
&euralsie gebeilt.-Seremiab Sabis,
81 MuIberrp Ctr, @ew-9ort.
GGieoerreiben eebeilt. - Sobn 9.
9gIonb, SroD, sc. 9.
SroitUeulen sebsilt. - @iuiam &ob,
bel Serrn Gbas. Mc@Ieuau, Nbon,
Ohio.
Metb6ies &opfIei6en. - Gliiabett
SUIT, 139 SioifiOn ST., Netus9ort.
Serrentunsen.- Sreb. S0ppeI, 436,
@arOen Str, Sobofen, 81. 8.
3abnfdmeraen aebeiIt. - SuIius
Storm, 121, @6er Ctr, @ewsgort.
Serenidus eebeiIt. - Soiepb Win;,
1872, Clinton Ctr , @em-gort.
&beumatifde S9mersen. - Gueen
9~eritenbauer, @inona, Winn.
Gtfrorene SiiBe eebeilt.-Sof. Stein
bolo, 352, 8owerp New.9orf.
Gut,Inoun9 9ebeiIt. - gSm. 8iber,
IT'S, z. Ctr, Neps@otf.
Observation-Disclosures aebeiIt
90. Stuart 2loDo, Nen'9orf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
DIR. August NasSe.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas Nicolaus Burger and Eliza
his wife, by their certain Mortgage deed
with power of sale, dated the 18th day Of
September 1876 and recorded in the recorders
office of Gasconade county, in book Y, page
237, conveyed to Maria Eberhardt the fol.
lowing described real estate to-wit
Block No. / on east Fourteenth street in
the corporation of the town of Hermann,
said Block comprising 600 feet front on said
east 14th street by 120 feet depth and rum
ing north of said east 18th street as per
plat of the town of Hermann.
Which said conveyance was made to secure
the payment of a certain promisory note in
said mortgage deed described, and
whereas said note, has become
due and default has been made In the pay
ment thereof and the interest thereon, now
therefore I, Che undersigned mortgage
will, in pursuance of the powers in
me vested, proceed to sell the property here
inbefore described at public vendue o.
Saturday the 10th day Of A~gust, 1879
between the hours of 8 o'clock in the fore
noon end 5 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the Court House in
the town of hermann, county of Gasconade
and state of Missouri, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to pay the principal and
insterest on said note and the costs of exc
cutting this trust.
MARIA EBERHARD,
Mortgages.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

Na6foIgen6 1T Der @ortlaut Ser
Sittidrift, melde an Ben SduIpor=
itano geridtet 1T, 6u6 in 3utunft elm
2sbrer in Der bieiigsu S9uIe angettelt
tperbe, beflen Ntutterfpra9e bic @ng.
hide lit. Su Der Iebteu Nus9abe oes
SolfsbIattes baben mir unfere Nnf6t
iiber bieielbe bereits aHsgefpro6en uno
ilberIafen es ben 9efern bes BOLTS.
bIatt bariiber au urtbeiIen, oh oiefelbe
cine irrige gepeien ODER niat
Din ben SOrfauo Der Sermanner
S9uIe.
9eebrte Serren
Oie unterseidueten baIten cs fur
StpeGmaBig unb wanfdenpertb. oab Der
enalif@e Spruduuterri9t wenisfens
gum She'll bon einem 9ebrer ertbeiIt
uerbe, befen Wutteriprade sic eng
lifde lit. Sa 9ie nun bef6Iofet
BADEN, cine GenSeruus i'm 9eb rperion'
Ell u%nierer S9uIe bor3unebmen, f9ein
es ben unterieidneten an9emefIen
5bnen Oienen ibren @unib mitsut bei
len uno Sic gu eriu9en, oemIeIben Elm
biuise @%rtpabuuns gu She'll perber
Ia6en.
SoIgeu unteri@rifteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

BJ 3u S%aulcnoen farm mar Die
3abI 0ericnieen ~uuf3dbIeu, welde burd
ben wunberbaren Grfolg Ser 9ombur.
ger Sropfeu OerIeitet, ben &erfut
MAIDEN, nit Miii6nusen in obnlider
Serpoduna bas Iei6t9Idubise 8oIf 81
betrii9en; ia, fe fdamen fid uidt, bit
8ebroudS'& nweiiungen ser Sambur.
ger Sropfen fO9ar p0rtlid absuoruden,
9a6et euG nidt betrigen fonOern BE-
ballet immer i'm @eod6tniB, bab 81!
ein3ig a6ten Or. @uguf Songs Sam
burger Sropfen nur in Sri9inaIper.
pafung berfauft mer6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

Sas SdulgebauOe eeiuabrt iebt elmer
anseuebmen uno freunbIi9en @nblid
Oas Nuitreiden Der Sburen, 6enife,
unr ionitisem SoI;wert 1T burd oil
1erren Sarton, Saer uuS goist seide'
ben, mabreno bas Sinden bon Der
9erren Clinton 9febeI unb Iob. 8uum.
gdrtner in ibrer anerfannt mufterbafter
8eiie beiorst norben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
@auaersTnhrt,

Sic harmonic" pirb am nadftet
SOnntas cine @rcurfon ouf benz Dam
pier y9isbt @etern" mad benz semitb
Ii6en Iusuffa, in ct. Charles Count
MAIDEN. Oie harmonic Srdefter Get
tion. bic sRiqer's Gambling uub @afb'
inston Mrft GapeIen betheiIisen fd
ebenfaIs, unb tuiro e8 obne 8peifel
Iutig bergeben. Sen Nusuitaern feb
Elm S%unffsennb bebor, ben Sanserr
aber cine luftise Sabrt, benin
Die Ginger Iinb Elm munteres Doll,
Die ii1 ni5t lei6t betrGten,"
unb Der Sbermunbfdeut, Su9o Sropp.
pirb bafur iorsen, Dap bic Sanees'
briber feinen Gurft Ieiben. Die Oh
fabrt finbet Morsens nm 9untt fun
ubr fat, unb miro auf feinen Saum'
ieIieen ~setuartet. Qbfabrt bon @uauifu
Yunft fInf ubr Na9mittags.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01
8 r. SO. 8. Mc@ IeIIant

pM SeiunbbeitSre9eIn pabreno Der
beisen Subresseit.-Suit bu Sopfmeb !
@ebraude Or. Nu9uft S0ni8's 9am'
burger Sropfen. - ST beine 2eber
traae? @ebrau9e Sr. @uauft goni9'e
Sambur9er Sropfen. Sat- on Den
Wfoacn uerhorben? 8ebraude Or
Mu9uit S0nie's 9amburger Sropfen.
Sait On @olic? @sbrau6e Or. Nu9nli
86nia's Sambureer Sropien.-9alte
Or. Nueuit &0nig'S 9amburger &rop'
fen i'm Sauie uuo bewable oafur6 On
unb oeu Deinsm 9ciuubbeit uuo 9ebtn'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

H SD bate mir burd idpercs
9eben ben &a6en berrentt, id fonnte
mid nidt mebr oormdrts beueen Dor
ben bielen S6merSen; ba fam id sn
meinem Sawager, er rietb mir sIeif
oas ct. Sofobs SeI; id bolte mir cine
Nlaf9e, uno mad mebrmaIisem Gtnrei-
ben fublte ID. oa6 Die Sdmersen lid
UerIoren nnO i'd icbt mieber gan; berss.
felt bin. Safob &opp. WobeIbdnbler.
Seraen Yoint, 81. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-01

9la9 ben Qnorbnunsen bes Staats.
Nubitors bobeu Die Niehoren in Die.
fem Sabre ale 9auS- unO Sarmssrdtbe
CUR Beteuerun9 ob;uiddben. ebeniO
idmmtIide Sarnprobufte, pelde be
rsitS einsebsimit unO i'm Stcd sosr Der
Sdeune aufbeu abrt iinb. Gieie 8e'
itimmuns beS Ssfsbes ~beranIabt bel
Den BstrOffenen beOeutenoe un3ufris'
oenbeit,
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QIs Serr @ottIieb 4ekoIb fein aus
aebrofdenes @etsen- unb @%erfenifrob
oerbrannt bate. fanb er in Der Nfde
nod circa 200 8ufbeI ger0tete @erfe
uuo @eisen. Senrs Sobns. weI4ei
geseupartis mar, iteute fOlsenbe ge'
tra@tunsen an: 80 bate brei Goun'
ties e gang Sobr senus UNI BIlm&e'
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Die Sref9maf9in 9'bOrt, font Yra'
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sic Grfahruna zines arates.

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NJ. D..
@eebrter Serr SD b%ebanbeIte tar3'
lid einen San bon I~ansiabriaer Sart'
leibiafeit, BEL peI6em i@ faft isees
SeiImittel Der materia medlca oer'
fudte, bas ie gu bieiem 8tpsfe sebrau@t
wuroe, obne cine %permanente Sur be-
wirfeu su fonusn. Su meiner Ser
;weiFuue faufte i'd einige SInfhen bon
SIREN pheasant Purgative Pellets"
(Nneenebm abfibrenbe 9tI6en) unO
peridrieb biefeIben nit benz slldli9iten
GeiuItate. Ser Yatient 1T iest per-
manent bergeifeut.
Ndtun9sbou,
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Serr Seinri6 Sdu6 beabf9tist Elm
sueit0fises Sodteins9 ebauoe auf Der
ebemulise 9an9's 9ot, vis-a-vis bon
9r. @afe, aufsuflbreu. Ser gau
iuirb binnen &uriem in Nnsrif senom'
men tusrben unO fol- bis Gnoe Septem-
Der bouenoet Iein.