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Tom Hewson, comic vocalist, died at she5'eld'
England, Feb. To-
"Gtlrs Gobiins'' will hereafter be known as
"Mitchell's Pleasant Party"
Miss Annie Pixle5 begins her New York en-
gagement at the Standard on the I'd. =
c. K. Goodwin has leased the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia. for t1re years. ...
Manager Henderson has extended hts lease Of
the Ne" York Standard for five years
At the New York Olympic Frank Mayo IS sctr
Ing Geo1reu Dtlantdyne In " Nun and WIFE:
j. II. Harerly has renewed his lease Of the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, New 1oEk> tor 11tss
years.
Indianapolis IS going to hare new tneaIe a1
ou1lr upon the plan Of the Grand Opera-hoos7'
New York.
The benefit given the other day in NeW ZEE re-
under the auspices of Edwin Booth, 10 aid O. tGe
Irish sufferers, netted profit Of T., 4io. a..
" The Pirates of Penzance " were % dsorderI1
~ Cincinnati hotel that the 'Iaaaloru I1tiau u v
them out, and at the theatre they sung su oan5
that the audience hlsscd them 80.
Pntrle," sardou's play translated by NJ e.. =.
r Sullivan, was brought OUT at the Boston nv
scum last Saturday evening. 4 moderate sue:
cess has been awarded the piece
Out Of ''Fritz," it IS said. ]. r.. Enmet nas
purchased land IN the boulevard Albany; - res i.
upon which he intends to build cosay ie''-
denco during the coming summer.
Strnndetl-Not Wrecked" Il fulr-a dsama un1,
By f. Frankfort Mourc the novelist, VIII sooii I
be produced at the Sadler's Wells Theatre. Aon,
dou, with Miss Kate Batcman as the heroths-
". 8. Gilbert, who has charged that Amcr'ean sa.
managers 1re pirutes. has rccelveft from m uus s1
mill Of Philadelphia alone nessrly *4GU " ~ IA
atty for .Sweethearrs,' Tom GOOD, @'0
'@Engaged.''
A parody on '.Daniel Rochat" has beea Pn Pm.
duced at the Theatre des .Xouveaute5, faE1; H. x <.
C4lrver, the American maFk5inan, appears ~
his chief duty being to kill the hero as 10 "oH'"
smash Rlas5 bali. :~-
4 new thrce-act comedy by Me:lhac ana kaxe nna
evy, and called - In Petite Mere" WIS 70 At 1rs
been brought out at the Paris varieties ~ ra,;n4
night OF the 5th inst, with Dupul3 ano tcus
Chaumont In the leading roles
The authors of s1Les Doninos Roses es.,t1 III ~
hnd quarrel, Delacour accusing HeqneYYaIT " Tnr-
stealing the subject of his last piece. ~ ns,,r
bcille de Noces,'' from the vaulyilIe "4es De1~
Meries," BY Delacour and Labiche-
Boston launches the grave accusation aSa';1ha ;ha
Mary Anderson that she not only mastAeat.Ts ..e1
concrete Shiny and mucIagnons tuice5 o. ~ 'fS fSa
etabies but IS also gumm1ferous while on .a.t tat
stage-to-wit: TINT while acting Jslsts IN sans
city recently she produced hunk OF .a cnerit rnarit
gum from the cavern just beluw her nesea IL ~ Tas
carefully on the railing of the haleoay yam.'1d ~ Be-
during the balcony sccne or the story WIZ t.. lar
disbelieve6D, and picked it up again a1sas -
Last - Gootf-night +" to Gom<o. '"
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eno he Gf the o
performance, he celebrated his birthday by 40,
ing duty rs sentry In front Of the principal
IL good-lookfne youth. be was gazed at with ad-
niration and approval, during his "speii |" on
guard by great numbers Of Munich dunes aha nel
pl1udlts when hcswas relieved from his post in
tha usual manner, and marched OF to barracks.
rifle on ahoulG1er. With the relief party.
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6flity we will see her IN :. Lady Clancasty. :
! a9n Like l1, Much ado About NothsnsH =
:" Romeo and Juliet ," and THE Hunc6hona !:

TaR TS!li5 fs Ts VIZ ses 1sg dR II 5ady
g. Romeo and Juliet 80 and THE Hunchbaeh <
: Miss Nellie Holbrook, an actress highly sD,.a.
tending to play in the East Humid ia one ~ n p
prominent roles IN her repertoire. "ls
=. N Miss Sc, Ethel Greybrooke. of the detp,c,
Haker. tate Of Chanfnus company, have to{nadi {,tsi
the Forbes dramatic organization ''Aaea
Mr. Perford, late OF Drury Lane. rn,so.
the new scenic artist at Hooley's and " Iona9
Graham. late Of the Bush Street san Frana:ue1
has Rse9 ef so$ngsa xa in the same capacity At sbs
- The entire receipts Of the mstinee at ucy,ck.
be sent to the sufferers In Irelaud The sat,t1 w
OF the artists employs, printers, bilI-posteress
will undoubtedly be realized e1 so1o
IN reply to correspondent We would sav t...
Lotta was born in Grand street. New Yo1f NJ. 49,
:, 1877 At8 years IT age she made her as,..o Sov
singer IN CALIFORNIA; first appeared a. an sc1s a.
at Pctaluma, Cal. She never uppean.l haro er r
variety actress. but for one sr,.son n,arede Us =
bret parts at Woods old Museum ' GU SUD
Herne and Be1asco's ss Hearts OF cnk~.+u
1ey.s to-norrow night The preparation forrs'. r1
agement large expenditure Of money a,,, lhIt N
entaileG upon the scene painters m ~ ~, aas
labor viii necesltats the closT of the HEATH
and her troupe will not appear in MothatsElniad
Law" Us already announced: nr
The first performance OF Lotta's secon3 ~.
gaEement this season at McVicker'e viii oosS s!s-
Tomorrow evening. She opens in .tTaa HE
the chief roles If her repertoire. On Wenas6a,o 70
afternoon--.'' The Little Mother" viii be nv!
i III ~ Rlay Ragdcd The proe1 , qf
Lotta wifl be supported b. the people seen n,s
her when she last played In this city, @ts4
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Having Fun with tthe ola r1an.,,

Bernard Bi41u went home from carn,saf at
Vernon Hill, Neb., expressly q. to hare some fun
;,t5;1 With The ~ I'D man big father. He began b.
puiliiing as aged parent out of bed and com
noor. Ihcn be commanded his father to stand
on nis head: but the feat Was beyond the Old
nan hisa M powtHiI. and The son had begun to whip
sort ct woman, bounded out with a chair aud
knocked him senselcss. Bcrnard's skull was
broken, and he came near dYinx. >~
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DOROTHY VERNON'S FLIGHT.

There was dancing, and rerelry, and feasttng,
Youder night, in stutely Haddon Hall;
For the gentles, who hu1 trooped to the bridal
From every side, made merry at the bull:
The blariug horns and fidllcs shril were going,
And the 1esting rose high above them all
sand no smile, then. was merrier or brighter,
No laugh rippled blthcr on the air,
Than that Of the blooming little damsel'
Fair Dorothy. SO gayly dancing there:
And her sire forgot to froWn, laughing lightly:
"So, girl, you have ceased my will to dare?'
The prit1, laced stepmother, smiling grimly,
Told herself how the plotting had hecu wise
Which Kept the wild cndet OF yuuder castle
From bearing OF SO beautiful prize:
"Since, after ull, it cost" quoth my lady,
"Only tears and dozen pultry sighS-'
Your lost love, John Man1ters: and so soon
Have you s., quite Doll forgot his fervent WOO
But she whtr1ed away, swinging to the tune
Of The Wind that Shakes the Barley" further
parley .....
Lost and drowned in the blare OF the bassoon.
And no footstep was lighter or was freer
Than Dorothy's upon that merry night:
The roses in her cheek glowed like tire;
Her eyes Knocked the jewels with their light
The smile about her mouth, coming. going,
Made each face seem the brighter for the sight.
The 1.-THE forms swinging down the floor,
And the wax-i&hts brighter sheen were fling
ing
Over merrimcnt grown louder moro and more
Till none could hear, across the noisy rerel,
The opening and shutting Of a door.
A foot paused a moment on the threshold
A face shone an instant in the stream
OF Hght-ere the portal, softly closing.
Shut in again the taper's yellow CLEAN.
4 clouked and hooded form across the terrace
Sped silent as figure in dream.
4 simmer Of white dau1ask in the moonlight,
a hurried backward glnnce Of alarm,
And the maiden gains the shadow Of the yew-
And tho shelter OF her lovers clasping arm:
There was low laughter, trembling into weeping,
And the light touch of kisses soft and warm
To the saddle of the ready waiting bay.
One glance at lighted hall and dusky forest
Then foot in the stjrrup, and away!-
In the white moonlight across the moorland,
Riding on till the dawning Of the dug.
The mad, merry measure Of the music
Sounded on. and the revel gayly sped,
Or ever grim Sir George and his lady
Had learned that the prisoner had lied.
With priest, and ring, and book, on the morrow,
John Manners and fuiT Dorothy were wed.
And the vcrnons learned with pride to tell the
Of that tight through the yew-tree shadows
For Ions long line Of noble Dukes Of Rutland,
And the house Of Manners-sutton, blessed the
When the nrave- hearted maiden aud her loyer
Through the silence and the moonlight rode
away
Alice Wi1tams BTothe,ton.
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The afixing of the stump is in the majority OF
cases the Inst stage Of the lettcrwriting. It Is
kind Of senllng signing, aud delivering It would
not be a bad moral habit for !. man To pause be-
fore ahixlng his stamp, and to consider
whether juliciousr and conscienriot1sly ho hnd
not better save his money. When once he has
dropped his letter into the letter-box he has COM
mftted one of the irrcyOcahie acts of his life.
As you prepare to ntiix your stamp, give one final
thought to conscience, whether you might not al-
ter, improve altogether ublitcrnte TINT letter.
There rnny be all sorts Of wrong and evil" con-
nected with letter writing; but to specialize an
instance. you may have been writing an angry
letter. It mar be clever, caustc letter, and you
feel rather inclined to regard it appfovingly,
considered as n literary production. But it muy
be q passionate and unjust letter. 1t may be
unreasonable and untrue. You may be giving
unmeritcd pain by sending It. You may bitterly
regret the moments when your hand obeycd the
immoral be1est OF your mind. You have heard
Of the physician's prescription about tho Gu
cumbcr; to peel 1t carefully. slice 1t tenderly, be
gngerly with your vinegar and plenteous with
the OIL sprinkle the pepper, brown or red-oyer
it-and then fling the mess out of the window,
So when you Sit down to your letter, my dear
and slightly excited friend, pile up yonr fTycct-
ives, accumulate your adjectIyes, be eaustic and
post it give a Thought to tho ethics Of postaae~
stamp, light your pipe with H. and save Jo,lr
money. = y
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BARTLEY CA3IPBELL'S PROTECT
I'VE BILL.

Nft1 Fork Mirror.
The bill now before Congress for the better
protection Of dramatic authors is called the
american Authors Protective bill" and is the
result Of Barrey CampbeIls industry and
perseverance Mr.. Campbell claims that under
the existing laws there fs no protection What
ever for dTamatists. There is 3 slight fine at
tached to tho offense Of producing manuscript
play the property OF another, but no means are
provided for collecting even that small amount,
because, Us rule, the man that is contemplate
enough to steal anothers play is too poor to be
in position to be mnde pay anyt hing. He
claims that there should be no difficulties set in
the way Of the speedy passage Of the bill, be-
stealcr of other mems bralns and such person
would have very little weight before the Iegis-
Iature. The provisions Of the new bill, which
in bis own words, as follows: ':The new
law simply sets forth that no man
59a eetaa ss s9Rysh b obshe< 5HE Ky
same, and two copies must be placed, within ten
days after publication, in the hands Of the
constitute publishing. SOME Judges have ruled
that representation upon the stage is publica-
ton, while others have maintained Just as stout
Guilty. The proposed law obviates all this and
settles what IS publication. It states directly in
the new ply that presentation is not publication;
and does not publish his play, he holds his right
under the common law. In the next p1nce. We
representation of copyrighted play, without
the consent Of the author or roprietor. The
l.w is intended to be prohibitoEy to make the
given at tho option Of the Judge. And then We
add this, that an Injunction to restalin the pres
entatton ! Of copyrighted pay by an aaaulhor-
out the United States on the presentation Of
certificate Of such injunction, certif ying that
SaSS hns 59sa BY
the outline Of the bifl.''
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by John a. Hnmlin- Produced for the first time
in Chicago at Hamltn's, March g. 1856.
Stlas Englehart rt.....,-..-..-. ~. ~ MllGaen
Ruby Dayrcu- cu-.-...-......-........W.H =: Murdock
Uncle Joe. elmcoe Ley
Jonathan seorey ;i;s q: ATneaq pea1
Capt. Stonehouse.- .--..-.---~--....-..;G Mutson
1Aul Davidson. IL. atSon
William Purys. .-t; fIShe1 Ea
HcftJ Arnold .:2llss Eugene onal Dull
Rozih Miss Laura Malcolm
Little ANNIE. Little dEac1e HoA
Had Hnmiiu engaged q competent company to
produce this drama be would have had some
cause for satisfaction at the end Of the week;
but Hamlin appears to have happy faculty IN
tngsheF Re9Re hGe ghsg
For the part OF Hetty Arnold, strong and an
intensely sympathetic role, requiring an actress
of experience and unusual ability, he has So
hibited talent Of 4 certain kind, and gives prom
fse OF being one day good nctess, is entirely
ovcrweighted in such an exucting part as that Of
Hetty:: Neither is Mr. ", f. Murdosk equal TO
merely the u. Bernard Of lies Fourcham-
baults" in sailor dress. He fails TO convey the
bluff, manly honesty, the tender and affection
41s nature qsa Of the anhaRpy o51s5
tGs one fuu Of striking
characterization, and atfordlng tine opportunity
merely the old = Mar rner's Conlpass' rehashed
and the latter play is the source from which
Herne and Dclgsco obtuined their plot and their
situations for e The Hearts of Oak" The main
points Of difference between Herne's and Ham
Inns plays ure found in tue setting and IN the
ending ln tha former Slas dies: in the latter
Ruby is killed and Silas again becomes the nus
wreck scene In both tue oid mil IS visible, then
there is in both the departure Of the whaling
feet, and the churchyard scene.
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4 ROYAL Custom In Bavaria.

In Bavaria quaint custom obtains, rendering
it obligatory upon every Prince OF the reigntng
house 70 perform at least one days active duty
.2<th Of January, Prince A1phonso OF bavaria,
first cousin to the musical King, completed hls
18th year and attaiued his majority. 6feauy TO
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TILE DRAMA.
A Sketch of the Plays OF the
Week.
Doing the Twin Busfness-ss Two
Mothers and s' Two
Sailors"
Gossip from the Green-Room-Local and
Foreign Notes.
Tho SlroIIers and Their WheFeabouts-1ks
Coming Week.

PLAYS OF THE WEEK.
1.-THE Two Mothers" From the French OF
Crissfulli and Barpusse. First production In
Chicago at McyIcker's, March 8. 1850:
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c, ;..al Pnvoncwondj
SIR Llonel ha9ons"ooo ..... Thomas ". keene
Joe Bnrton, .""''-'''-''' Mr.. Mark II. Price
Ned buftUn po,,answooi Mr S. T. Springer
Slr fIancls ~ aei "ooo " Tr i. z. CEipman
9eo. naseno"oeo-- IL + - Crnyen
fomPey y..-.'....'''' Wr' Fl. 4. Cripps
S SenKins- aas-,so,, Mr. Gene Whey
IT; Eeseaon n-'''''''''''''M n. a =. Chase
1ack *....-..-..-'.'''.'''''''"" III x r {;ihsnn
Hop.:: fir r Il mstrong
Quaker. = e oo1nr
captain .-..:.......-.+'.'..'''''-n' NJ H. Taynr
Inc DoatsWa1n ,hnrnaa Hsrry
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
The following stars aud combinations viii
during the coming week. play at the plaees
named Managers and agents please totTsns
routes By Friday OF each week:
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Raymond. J. T...............
Rankin-Mr.and 3frs-AcKee
Roberts. Nick. ...--..... 80.
Richmond + Won RoY1e,
Rfce's SurpTfse....,.........
Rtce'5 ?" "ET8ngelinen n.-....
Robson and Craue..........
Sothern, E. A..,.... ........
Thompson, Den-.-........,.
" Tourists s"............,.,..
"Tragedians Of Kalana-
&00 .-t... -.~.-ss......--
Williams, Gus.
"Anf Eno1irrAz
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QEYnAl0n certain 60 De aroused 0f The produce
ton Of Waguers OPENS. now contemplated by
the limited In number, bur extremely noisy
sect Of which this composer is the prophet and
poutiff.''
KEw MUSIC.
From 5. BEainard's Sons. Chicago: Little
Chirpers. ya1se brillante, by Edward Hoist;
- 'Arcadian Walt BY Charles Gilbert; some
body's Coming When the Dewdrops Full,' by J.
c. Macy: Its Darkest Just Before the Day
By Otis n. Carter; !" The Little Spring Beside My
Cabin Home" by George ". Pers1ey; LA CO
quctte-" nazlrka elegaute, by Wilson ]. Smith;
and TIL Irelands Many Wrongs Are Rtghted,"
By ]. H. MeMunough.
From Lewis & Newell, 15a State street., Chica-
go: !" In Vino Veritas.'' male quartet, BY Dnd-
ley Buck; - Weep Not for Me-" solo and chorus,
with accompaniment Of piano or organ by Joan
Theophil; .'Te Deum Laudamus, in & t1at, by
unison, by George F. lie Jeune; "Twelve Stud
les, for the pka1u, four hands. designed to
awaken an intelligent interest in the p,fyphonic
style for practice In difficult r hthms and ense-
bic playing, by Carl Reineckc. edited win anno-
ta6ons BY ]. 81. Cornell; :" The Farewell" 70
1nanzA, By Charles de Jnnon: Reve du Caeur,''
Pensee romanuque- BY 4. Bachman; 'sTrust In
the Lord. oeertory. by Handel arranged and
adapted By Dudley Buck: - The Jolly Fat Friar,"
drinking song, by L. S. Davis; 20 Savior, Hear
bic. oheftory, with piano or organ accompani-
ment, arranged from GIuck By Dudley Buck;
Ny Love She 1s Kitten and Ny Hearts Bali
OF String, by Alfred Cellier.
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Spiten, turife nnb 1eincne Baaren

Spiten, tucise nnb 1eiuene lBaaren.
1000 Dueenb 6anotiider, bon 5
Gents an.
so Stud rptbeu unb meiben Iafel=
Dan,af.
800 Stid geinen Oriu.
100 Stitf 2einen.
500 Stid Sietoria 2apn, SdmeiScr
Wfull uno tpeibe lcinen 2awns.
10000 Stitf Sanlturs gnbrpioerieS,
SalencienneS, gorebau, Yreton, 9anseocc,
8rabanter, Spaniide, id'parjz unb ipeiBz
Ieioene, BLONDE, Gbantilln, au,erifaniide
uno beuti4e @pieen in unenblider NuS=
mabl.
Nottinsbam gcrbinss bon alien Dauz
fern.
g8ir babcn bic Yreile obiaer Waaren
UNI 100 pro3sat ermabist, lsitesm mir
btsr erpffnsten, nno weroen eisletben rod
tueitsr rfou3ren, ba rpit iiber,eust lnb, in
bteffm Departsment immen(e 8ertaufe au
mahen. @hram & GO.
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Werifanifebe, Naebrihten.

Die fBberalen 3ruppen fino ppn Golino
megbeorbert pprbeu, neil li9 ber Staats.
souperneur itber ibre @inmiiduns in
Wablansele9enAeitelt beIdmerte.
Su Sri5aba bat etn ihmcrer Saselz
iturn seberridt, Der bic Selofradte GER
ftSrte.
,Sn ben Gorbprillas srifien $50 Snbia>
ner eine Gandc AT. SIS Be efanben fid,
auf oerielbeu nur Z Manner, melde fid
bartnadis sesen bic Snbianer pertbeibiss
ten. Die Yliinoerltns Der 0an6o selans
ben Qektsrn erif, alS 6 ber iSertbeibtser
8etSotet unb Z. usripunbet waren.
Sn ber 9auptltaot Merico bat Der Go
lionel beS 21 /. 8atai1ons pier ieiner 5ol=
baten nit atiamnten 1900 Stodidldsen
teitraft, Nad ber 3hdtisuns berlpei<
serte ct ibneu bic slufnubme in bas sos.
pital.
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- Mlttern, bic 3inbsr ssiunS au nab
ren paalhsn, pbns I'm Stanps 3u isin, Cd
burd itre etsens Bruft IN bs,pIrtsn, tana
pIGts BsiTeres, 5eilfumetes uno BiaIeeres
tmpfOtlsn wereen,I Ials Nfufaetsr's :, Deut,
iAes &inbsrmebl" (paootrupbins). 60
III per telle @rlas fur Muttsrmild, 20
ptreiatst ales @uts In lfd, UNI eine Dor,
trsffltde &tnbernabruns su eswabren.
Der trillunteite @rfols wuros losar bet
frintlidsn nno fdmadsa &ns,ru sr3ielt.
,, Deutides &inoermebl" wirb BON Asrjtsn
lsbr emplotlen, unb 1T In allen rsncmmir.
ten Qpct9efsn au baben.
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bon Trerid,s Lief eineu Strid nit einen1
baran sebunosnen @tId SplS in ben
Brunuen hinaS unb bat leiuen Yuter, iid
parauf gu ieben, bau,it ct Jpn berauDie'
ben !6nne. Srerids perueiserte es absr
uuo fdnitt lid, wdbreno iein 9cbn nod
nit i'm iprad, bic Nrtsrien am 9als uno
AM Nrm burd. Wls man iba oaun nit
5ulfe Der Na4buru terauf,cs, mar er be.
reits trbt. Grerid,s ltiir5te por 2 Sabren
bonn Yferbe, motei er nit ben, 3opfs aaf
sisen Stein Idlus, unb felt jsuer 3eit
lit er 3umeilen ait @eiltesltGruns. Su
elmer icldsn Yericce bat er ben Setbltz
mprb besanoen.
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Belt be,rg CT auis 9fsue l'ins Wobnuas IN
@aeramsntc uub ratm In altsemOentss
Wei(e isinen Sty am Sps!tifb sin.
gDte febts nit Sbrsm Nrm, Sohn :
fraate Elm taetlclsr Spislfr.
Die 8rase par bon einsm safbfln BE-
aletet, pslass iseph srltarb, als Scbn
Bic @ussn auflGlus unb ben spredsr an
fab unb falt ent9e9nste
gstm 3artengstsnilt CT mir nntsqasm,
eod ftiesen tann Id aud NIT Der Hnten
Das Spiel nabm lsinen 6ortsans nuo
rineaum terr(dts isne wiircspule Stas,
pelde fets BEN Slid aue5eiGnstf, an BEN
Sotn Satturf ben Soriib fubrts.
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- Die aud BON uns mitaet6eilt,
atatfade, cab Wm. $. 8anberblt au Ger
lsinen antern enormen Glntin1tsn isbsn
s4a8 $4,000 an 3infn fir tie in leinen
9aneen ! tdiablihfn BonSs Der Ser.
Staatsn bejtett, fat tpteeer einmal BIZ
Grase anssrest, nis utsl Stsu.rn er fur
bieies @iaIom,n,n be,atlt : gr bs,aslt
barauf gar fetne Steaern, unb un{sre
auesf,sianettn @slsbe sarantirea tsm
lclde Steuerfrsitsit. -
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81 ia II a6en fir 1parilten unb
8& e ntstdfd MT eu sf&

2 "a Il ahen sfur apMrtlten unb
20 e SG mi9ra f,ten. 2'k h.
Sir Ioariiten, bic gum gergnassn pber in
Weltaften reiltn, iowrbl wte fir gmisrantsn,
bic TN fernen @efen cine neue 5siniatb lu6sn
1T 8 Il etter's 81 agenbitters tas
bette SGubmittsl tuiber bic fhdeliGen Gin-
fiilIe bes 8limaw,9ielS pber Ser Malaria,
bic 5uOerldlFaIfe Mebisim fit allsemeinen Sc,
brau6, bic er nit lit nebmsn famn. Gr neu>
traIilrt bic Wirfansen bs8 plSyli9sn Sent
fsraturnetiels, itablt Sas @sitsm sesen BEN
enifraftsneen Ginflus iiberntabiser 5tse, ssr-
bitst bic f9iefiiasn Sclssn Der DiGtYerdabe>
rune oeer f6le9ten gBiebUbslsbunssmittel mad
ben Snapa3en ter &eie uno leia,t ben Wir,
fungsn bes ranbsn Dett,r5 erfOlsrsi9 Wiper>
ltanb. s. uirb bon Ste!sutcn unS Wnbern,
fie Sisl i'm s}reien ffis unb arbsiter muTtn,
nit 0rpssm Voriteil uab acknowledgements.
MuBersem lit es uDngrObsm Wtrtb ais SGub
nub 5silmittsl bel 8ranfbeitsnber 2cber, tea
Masens, eeS Inter r-lsits, ic,pi alss Icaf i'm
Mlscmsinsn
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Cine reidbaltise uno ssiamadpuas
Nuswabl BON Baaren, freunolihe Yepie.
nuns unb birlise pseile Fab DeDiasunssn,
bic man au ein DrYsoobs .9sfaait felIt.
Gllss bies fuott Gt in bsm @tors BOA
s. Soste uMb S6tns psreinist.
@er sinmal balsIbil setauft bat, tpirb ben
Stcre imn,sr ,pieoer aufluasn. e
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sir 9 0ei6dftsIemte.

:, Gs iii nod ni4l alssnaia telaast, sas Bic
Snnotnosrti NIT 9Qem, nae ba3u sst6rt, aeaeu.
partts ta San Antsnipfs cut sauSaefabrt wirb.
a!e N trgtnb elmer onbertn lStobf ber unipu.
Dtt Druten sen liniiritu Bfanftadune wtIde
esr 9sssnpdrtts sskunbsn pssbsn. R Bic ale
aneern artta ssa arteitsn fir Gef8 (isb bauler
sssg s a. s5sagnib ba.ar al. Der rntsrFidnttt bia .
~ MsaEtss!ts' Sas! eler art. 9eurnals ,s. III
.arstret 5e!t. Utf4dhs. unb Nbsofa enlirH,s
tonaea grcbsn beaei6nea unb az 6. 8. Nrun,sser.
San Antonic. aersfftrtm. atlddeuapea werb,n
prompt ssnta9t.
9. s. Trcmm
BuHbinber uub 8Ianfbader.Habrifout. Hpu.
"a y honltrafe. Ssseaattr BEN 5auptquariier.
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goribsilsafts Ialass. 5at sturH Dol.
lar Wsrtb Don Sbtrtoans gaual-
rY Condition pom Ser unaeld5r
80 Ssnnfn ssiilttsrt, wtrft sinsn @swinu
Don 8 Dollar ab uno psrSinpsrt ba6si alf
&rantee'tsn. 8an faufe nur S9srt.
cans, ,penn bic srpbsnpatste fub wsrt9los.
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Gine Harte

au aqe, welae an ben Tolsen ben
Susenoianben, yerpSier Shmihe, gnt.
etraItisunA Yerlult Der Wanuestrait u.
(. M. leioen, fenoe id fcitenfrei Elm 8s.
cept bas fe CURT. Dieies srobe Seil>
mittsl wuroe bon einem WtiiRcnir in
,5iit >Mmerifa entceft. Sdidt Elm aebrel
lirtes ecuoert an Rep. Soispb z. Snl>
man, Citation ., Wem Yort @itp.
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