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|as gully Sazstts.
an WILMINGTON PoST-oFFIcR
bREp seooND-CLAss MATrEh.
|TRST EDITION.
TuE ELECTION CASES.

,,cr or "NoT GUILTY" FOR
cu,rL cAvANAuoH-THE TENTH
I'D CASE
,on tbe opening Of the U. 8. Dis
n Gnnrt, this morning, the jury in
Iase Of Michael Cavanaugb, having
40 toa an agreement about $3.50 o.
A. a. M, presented a sealed verdict
noi a. guilty" signed by all the mem
of the jury. o.
IN McCaffcrty and Henry Witsil,
pctors of election in the Tenth
At the last general election, was
resumed. :,
mas Matthews, COL, was recalled
"a government and reiterated some
nreyious testimony in regard to
|esidencc in this city. In reply to
es ion by Mr.. Patterson he said
hi attempted to vote for Represen-
h in Congress at the last election.
Milo did you try TO vote for for
tesentative in Congressf" asked
Tuner. ,.
Eby for Garfield an Awthur," re-
james, promptly.
reply to further questions james
he thought there vas q candidate
Represenlatlve in Congress on the
he tired % vole,but he did not re-
,ber the name.
uec.or G. IL. ID. Bedford being
In James Matthews tax receipt said
bs genuine and legal.
bhn Ford, employed at the Diamond
Il lrou Works testified that Matthews
he'd for him, bat left last fall, TO be
one week. He never returned and
hall told him that Matthews did
Friend t) return
barley Hall, COL, testified to James
thews' residing with him, aud said
efl last fall to 60 home, with the in.
ion Of staying a week, but stayed
+ b much longer. Witness said he
letter stating that Matthews was
but he admitted that he could not
and had TO get some TO read 1t for
The prosecution wanted Hall TO
" as to the statements OF the letter,
the defence objected on the ground
+ not being able 10 read be could not
'ibly know what they were. The
rt sustained the objection. The wit
further said that Matthews LEFT his
u and some clothes when he went
n,
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THE NEW RAILROAD.
no ROUTE DECIDED SURVEYS
NOT COMPLETED.

no ROUTE DECIDED UPoN-sURvEYs
NOT COMPLETED.
A representative of the GAZETTE met
Mr.. Smith who has charge Of purchasing
the right of way for the new u. IL .. X.
r., between Philadelphia nd Baltimore.
yesterday afternoon and spoke Of the
rumor that the company intended to
petition the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery company for permission
TO tunnel portion OF the cemetery
grounds.
In reply Mr.. Smith said that all such
reports.were merely guess work. No one
not even Mr.. Randolph the Chief Engi-
neer of the u. IL o. Company knew
where the line would be located. A NUM-
Der Of routes would be surveyed and to.
gether with The cost of purchasing the
right of way be submitted to the Board
of Directors who would no doubt decide
upon the cheapest aud most feasible.
Further, Mr.. Smith said that num-
Der OF properly owners along portion Of
the lines surveyed had taken good
means 10 drive the road away by asking
exorbitant prices for their properties.
We do not believe in medicine for
children. but we do believe Ia Dr. Bulls
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Samuel Moore.

ATOTICE.-I, Samuel Moore, in
In compliance with the requirements
of the Act OF Assembly in such case made
made and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the Court
OF General Sessions of the peace and Jail
delivery OF the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle Co. on Monday, the 9th
day OF May next, A. ID. 1881, being the first
day OF the May erm of The said court for
O license to keep an inn or tavern known
as the Ocean Hotel, at the 8. W. corner
OF Seventh and Railroad street, in the
Eighth Ward of the city of Wilmington,
Del, New Castle county, and to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. to be drunk on the premises
and the following substantial freeholders
recommend the said application, to wit
William A: Sparks, James Davis
John j. Homer Bernard Kelly
Bernard Donahoe, G. G. Moore
Joseph Butler John McHugh
Philip Mtlligan Daniel Bloodwell
Daniel Collins James Christy.
Fernando Sparks William III. White
Thomas Cory John M. Irwin
Michael mckinley Andrew J. Mcbride
Bern'd Mccullough William Forrest
William Doran Alexander Gillespie
his Early p. Davis
James ID Stein Davis III. Wells
mark James Berry
Wtt-R, Stewart Thomas Hogan
John Long.
aprI 4-3ts SAMUEL MOORE.
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Amusements.
HERzoe's ENTERrArNurNr

a - AIN MEAT
sople still continue to crowd the
house afternoon and evening h
pS'atl9e ,ss lae entertainments by Herzoes
UInatlon' Jul This does not seem
'se, as The price Of admission ia yerv
anu Tue entertainment surposses
taal ains !, Of the kind ever presented here,
cat the Roman Students is a rare
while the performance of prot
Iseti set on the glasses is new and yerv
'aole sa novelty. No one can afford 70
''eihg one OF the performances.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Kun S,lmmlngton's fayorite actress Maggie
F,i5 Gih Will pay her annual visit mere
'uSy ~ and n Saturday evenings of nexl
H.. on >, Friday evening she will pre-
'"u "n neharmlng play OF Little Bare
ana on Saturday evening. The in.
g =, interesting melo-drams the
.. Savoy" There /, but yery littls
fssd tlas a she will be greeted with 4
N'u mouse on each occasion.
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ThatSlS,ooo.

On the 9th of March the Nea0s and Oh
server announced that one-half of ticket
No, Il, GIG In tke Louisiana state Lottery,
which drew the capital prize of $50 900 in
the drawing of March Slh, was held IN
Raleigh. Ever sinte that time the In
quiries as TO who was the lucky mao
have been constant, and no efforts have
been spared to And him. Information
came to us yesterday from perfectly re-
liable source that Mr.. Peter M. Wilson
secretary OF the slate Board OF Asricul-
lure, was the fortunate person. Tht
news of MIR. Wilson's great good fortune
Will give general pleasure not only IN
this city but In all parts OF the StaIe, ioi
his friends are legion.-Rdtefgh. ~: q.
NeH0s and Observer, March 81. aprlS-ot
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Local Lines.

,sdsu .ue op opphiladslphia Exchange on
4 EorIS,ns' oo shares II Of tho Wilmington
at Ssfn san !. Railroad Company were
~ wv, '10 and lsS shares at sis.
In "rpls .. 80 outlet y hro plug has been
NarLssnI sne NJ h. corner Of Fourth
tT a vI,9, members of til. Lew oo0r,
bbsr, 'u vo,t IL, 9. Aahaffy, a fellow
evening" unk at the police hearings
ed to.dar" GAZETTE will be
unt of is,a and will contain q large
new pavo.ieSting reading matter.
ls Fam. Ns. Al Il. Fourth street.
b anUuS, active Association give
endals FL picnic next month at
Pig. t''n'll in regular session, thi.
b. NiDtSs tSs@%%Srill, %Il, Of the Arlington
ee from Io.S Ward, has lost another
fhs ston. y, court IL still in session.
!, yssterderru orusher was put in opera.
|rst PrsShSs.P. PuaI,ss ?. Mallory, pastor Of
nS call from assUs, co.~T.sa,io, mas re- :,
|i',i's |l.r' sd = Jons. shiDDed . ,.,r,
lsltef. '''Ay' to CrOziers mill, a
l@ni11iIn1S% iiIn%0i1 Iron Company Z.
Contre. has been avsrds,
pix fiaet for ,hH to furnish the iro,
plawsr. hue hsr new light house in I'll tb'
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DEMOCRATS SWEEPING NEW
JERSEY.

JFRsEY CITY, April 13.--The charter
election he'd yesterday was one OF the
most exciting known for years. The
Boards of Alderman, of Education and
of Fire Commissioners, which were Re.
publican, are now tie. In Haboken, up
to noon to-day, enough votes had been
counted to insure the election OF John A.
O'Neill, Democrat for Mayor.
ELIZABETA, April 13.-The election
at Rahaw resulted in Democratic vic
tory. Joseph w. Savage, Democrat, was
elected Mayor. The Republicans gain
one in the Board of Chosen Freeholders
but, lose two Councilmen. The Council
now stands nine Democrats TO three Re-
publicans.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 13'-The
Democrats elected the Mayor. The Board
OF Chosen Freeholders stands: Republi
cans, 10; Democrats, o; and the City
Council: Republicans, s; Democrats, 4.
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TWENTY YEARS A sUFFERRR'

DIR. Il. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir:-Twenty years ago 1 was
shipwrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and
the cold and exposure caused large abb
scess TO form on each leg, which kept
continually discharging. After spend
ing hundreds of dollars, with no benefit,
l was persuaded to try. your Golden
than three months after taking the first
bottle, am thankful TO say 1 am com.
pletely cured, and for the first timo In
tan years can put my left heel to the
ground.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER.
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N Y.
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I'm all played Out"

is a common complaint. If you feel so,
get a package of Kidney Wort and take
Il and you viii at once feel its tonic pow
or. 1t re news the healthy action of the
kidneys, bowels and liver, and thus re-
stores the natural life and strength to
the weary body. 1t can now be had In
either dry or liquid form, and In either
way is always prompt and efficient. In
action.-NeW Bedford Standard.
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TO PH Y SICIAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

KNOWING from eXperlence Inc dIssaLib-
iaction so often attending the dispensing
OF many OF the EN- mulsions In the market l
would call your attention to some of the
features of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is the
hnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice OF all
material and in every detail of Its manu-
faeture. BY careful manipulation this
EN- mulsios Is made with tho smallest pos
sible amount of gum, and by the very mi-
mute division of the Oil globuIes Is render
ed very fluid snd perfectly paiatable.-
OF Gil and grains of Hypophosphite of
Lime. Samples will be gladly furnished
TO 81, Physicians who may desire them.--
Put t p in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
Eactured and sold wholesale and retail by
W. Z, WILLIAMS,
nRnnnTam
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Political Speakers do IL.

Political Speakers do 1t.
Lecturers and Ministers do 1t.
Senators and Congressman do IL.
Judges and Lawyers do IL.
A Actors and Artists do II.
Merchants and Tradesmen do IL.
Farmers and Mechanics do IL,
In the Forum, Counting house, Work
shop, Studio, and even In the Editors
Sanctum, the universal reply to the ques
tion, What do you take for cough ol
coldf" is "Sines' syrup of Tar, iWilC
Cherry and Hoarhound."
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apr14-3t"

NOTICE., Henry Bradley, in COM
IN piiance with the requiremo nts OF the
act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give not ice that
shall apply In writing to tn Q Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the state of Delaw are, In and
for New Castle County, on Monday. the
9th day of May next, A. o., 1881, being the
first day of the next May term of said
court, for license to keep an inn or tav-
ern, At No. 100 W. Front street, being
the Southwest corner OF Front and ship
ley streets, in the First Ward of the
city of Wilmington. DEL, and to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premisess
and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application, to wit
Lawrence X eran Frederick, Danz
Neil Mullen L.. W. Pal mer
John 8. Brady Edward Hart
owen Hession Wilson Solafton
Asbury Perkins Edward Gormley
Andrew T. White Frederi ok ID. Moore,
Patrick Flood Geo. II MARBLE
Lemuel pesky Daniel McCusker
Francis Kelly James NICK emma
James Monaghan Patrick Laily
Eugene SAysrs Dennis Quill
A. V. GaynoF Philip g. PIunkett
Manuel Richenb erger.
aprl3-st' HE NRY BRADLEY.
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DIAMOND STATE LOAN.
REPORT OF THE FOURTEENTH AN
NUAL MEETING.

The fourteenth annual meeting
OF the Diamond State Loan Associa-
ton was held, last night, when the
annual report was presented and
read, containing the following
items $12,3S9 received from dues;
$3, ,404.97 interest. Total receipts,
$40, ,762.14. Of the eleven series =
658 have been issued, 392 with.
drawn; ,2G6 present number. With
drawn last year, 100; used, 3G6.25;
not used, 899.75. The assets are
75,7l8.65. The liabilities are divi
ded as follows:
Due first series at maturity
Aug. 1916, &24, 900. 90
Paid - since, during
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The value of each share is as fol.

The value of each share is as fol-
lows: Second series, Sl60.94; third,
$l37 .83; fourth, $ll6.02; fifth, $95.53;
sixth, S7b.34; seventh, $58.45;eighth
S4l.88; ninth, S26.61; tenth, $l2.66;
eleventh, S6.17.
Officers were elected, as follows !:
Presldent-Dauiel II. Kent.
Vice-President-W. f. Robinson.
Secretary-George g. Maris.
RECONSIDERATION Gawthrop, Sr.
Directors-John X. Babcock, Ger
man ID. Lincoln, John p. Martin, w. i.
W. Kent, George w. Griffith, Viii.
liam ii. Wickersham, Francis L..
Carpenter, Lindley 9. Kent, Alfred
w. Quigg.
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ADIsoRDERLY CROWD.

II the lady who on Monday last, sent
Mayor Almond an anonymous letter
In regard to the disorderly actions OF a
crowd of young men on Orange street,
below Eighth, Sunday morning will also
send the numes of one or more Of the
participants, As we'll as tina name of the
most guilty. the Mayor will see that they
are all arrested and punished.
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The Republican State &c tntalO Comm
tee of Ohio decided yesterday to cal
their State Convention to assemble az
cleveland on the 8,h Of June.
The triennial session of the General
Society of the Cincinnati met yesterday
Ia Charleston, South Carolina. Thirty
three delegates wers present, and Hon.
Hamilton Fish, President, occupied the
chair.
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DEMOCRATS COUNTED OUT.
CHICAGO, III, April IS, 1881.

The West Town Board to-day COM
pleted the canvass of returns of the late
election, and by throwing out the votes
Of Eve precincts changed the complexion
Of town officers from democratic to re-
publican by majorities ranging from 20
to $50. One Of the candidates elected
by this action was himself a member OF
the Board. The democrats are much in
censed and threaten 10 carry the case
into the courts.
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Way BRUCE WILL NOT GO TC
MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, April l3.-The .iStdr to-
night says: "The mission to Mexico was
offered to ex-senator Bruce, of Mlssis-
sippi, but after consideration he declin
ed. One reason OF his declination, SO II
1, said, is that he would not be willing To
take his family to q country and climale
subject to epidemic diseases such as yel
low fever"
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PTURE OF YOUNG THIEVES.
yesterday three cOlored boys named
AsnluG, Dennis Lewes, William
aud a white boy named John
fnngton, were arrested on the
fSs Of having broken into the store
Seorge Gray, Second aud King
ets' on Thursday night last. Mr..
y testified as to the robbery, and
Inc boys had confessed TO the rob-
q The Mayor held each Of the de-
'nanl' in the sum of $500 bail for
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U, 8. SENATE.

In the U. 8. Senate, yesterday, the
Dawes resolutions were debated BY
Messrs. Beck, Pendleton, Dawes Harris
ana Hill, and gave rise TO q personal
passage between Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Ma
hone. A motion to GO into executive
session was lost, and ths Senate, A.30,
adjourned.
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EAC-sIMlLES U. 3. TREAsURY
II AND NATIONAL BANK BILLS.

Consisting of nine exact limitations OF
United States Treasury Notes and nine OF
National Bank Bills, lS In all, OF various
denomi nations. As q rare and fnstan-
taneous means OF detecting counterfeit
money they are Invaluable. Price &2R
package.
%. Box l20l, New york City,
Fmh31-w3m.
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DIED,
NEW ADVERTIsEsTENTs.
PRoPosALs FOR PAVING STONE.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
No 2l\ L A or 8 xrxI Gel. -. -,

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL. APRIL IA, 1881.
sealed proposals will be received in the
pox IN the City Council Chamber until
1881 tor one thousand i rches (more or
Iess) ofgood quality we shaped paving
stone. Parties bidding will please state
Ine price per perch deliv. red TO any part
may direct. A bond ~ security In the
SUM OF one hundred dol ezrs must accom-
rany each proposal for the good faith OF
the bidder. The Street Committee re-
serve the right TO reject any or all bids.
All bids must be properly signed, sealed
and endorsed: "Proposals for furnishing
Paving Stone." For further in formation
apply to L. p. LYNCH.
Street COmmiss ioner
BY order OF the Street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMfN,
aprl4-7t Chairman.
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NOTlCn.-Dr. KlIne's Great Nerve
Restorer isthe marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped fIee.-
Send TO S0l Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Get 20.ly
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LECTURE THIS EVENING

lev Robert W. Todd, will deliver a
M 'aie ihis evening in Union NJ. X.
Lcll, Dis subject being the "QuaInt
humorous of Peninsular Methodlsmn .
III proceeds are for the benefit of the
4 EECD' there should be a large attend
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THE BRY MORE FRIENDLY TO
FRANCE.

LONDON, April 13.--The Paris cor
respondent OF the Manchester "Guard-
lan'' says "The latest dispatches from
Tunis represent that great change has
taken place in the Bey's disposition to-
ward France. He seems now disposed
to cooperate with the French against
the Kroumira. This is believed to be
the result of the withdrawal of Indian
support. If so tho expedition loses
much of it's gravity"
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DO rot waste your money for every new
remedy advertised TO cure a cough, wht n
you know that DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
mas Stood the popular test for thirty
years. Price 25 cents.
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What's the use sitting all day In the
house with a bad cold or hacking cough
when DIR. Bulls Cough syrup VIII cure
you in a short time.
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THE RIDDLEBERGER CAME

Boston Herald.
The attempt to "Riddleberger" the
South into the Republican party is not
a new policy. 1t has failed heretofore,
and it Will fail now.
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VICTIMS OF CHIOS.
5000 KILLED, AND 10000 WOUNDED.
CHIos, April IS, 1881.

CHIos, April IS, 1881.
The latest returns state that 5000
persons we're killed and 10000 injured
by the recent earthquakes. The locality
which suffered the most is Nsvlta, where
1,200 were killed. The violent shock
which occurred on Monday caused the
surface Of the ground TO subslde metre.
Great numbers of The inhabitants are
emigratlng.
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We do not believe in medicine 70
children, but we do believe Ia Dr. Bull
Baby byrup and assert that no famil,
sneuld be without II.
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JAMES e. MORRISON.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04

Ser N.prdfentaRt o Siase Co.,
Serr SoIti9neiber, bat in ser 2esi5Ia-
tur eiueu @~eiekeaiparf eiHseretdt.
nel@er befimmt oo6 oas Dor smei Sob
rem nieberrufeHe auf Bette 344 unb 345
Der 9eiebe Rinouri's ben 1877 ab8e,
bru6ts @siek, uonad geridtIife Nn-
seigen in einsr beuti6su 3eituug sben-
10 9Iltig, ipte in elmer enaliiden fno,
nieoer in Sraft treteu ion. Oie Bill
III 0 b0bIter 8idtisteit, unb ,riu9en
mir unferen Heprd lentanten lein Moa,
li5tes t6ua Iu woIeu UNI cine @nno6-
me 6srielben ,u ii4ern.
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Nas Gis ii hi.s anhr nut aerathl

0as Gi5 it biea 5abr gut seratbeH,
al 0Opfen Wn6 Ral;, ipie aud an Dor
;igIideN &e6enidft miro e5 uobI niht
febleu. un6 10 f0nnen mir un5 fIr 6en
Sommer Elm gute5 Sla5 Bier ODER
@sin ueriproben. 8oa Den Ssnps
ren3Iern bIeiten wls weui9iteH auf eini-
&c Sabre beriGont uu0 10 t0nnsn lpir
ms III FILLER 8cgagligtsit. an BEN Ga
ben Gambriuu5' uno 8dhu5' Iabeu.
9lufauf ibr Win;er, IaB! oeu 0utb
ui9t infeH un5 arbeitet Holt oil DER
8ebauWna surer Beinberae weiter :;
bod Osntt nidt, olB Sic 8efnbr Ser
8aifruug isnes birnlOien SoriaIaaes
Guf imner teiettigt lit. Senn fools are
not sll dead yet. 8egt Die 3duSe
oesbaib ni3t in S9OoS. ionoern felt
g~srIltst Dem Ginidreiten in uniere
&e9te aI5 freie Burger nader unS emf.
idloheu eutsesen;ntreten.
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in ttdftieen Borten bas gerbre6erif5e
ibres SEnns Dor. Geine Borte MAIDS
ten Ginbrud unb faEiebIi6 bsrIieb
giusr mad benz Qnbern Sen Blab.
Die S@anbe, Der G5aapIak zines
9bn5aeri6ts aspcroen gu fem. mar
bon Brontlin Gount1 Out@ Sen Nlntb
siueisr feiner8 eamtM abssuenoet. Gs
If b.sierfensmsrtb, bab, O6aIeid oie
sbnder nidt masEfrt iparen. fnum
ginfr bon linen Bel Dem unbeHimmten
aiait Ger Rifteraadt e~gfanut lpuros.
@all tarf oies ais @snsis onnsbnen,
Sab BIZ meiitsn aus a~baeIesenen Sc
oes eonntg's faalen. Der
Sberiff bon Sranftin Gountb ~Iieferts
oie sts mOroes ansstlaateu, lrfs
oaaie uuO Gatbariua 6oTart besufS |
BroBerer gi6erbsit ans Saintas in Oefn
ct. 2onifer @efdngnib as.
Catherine 9offartb tpur6s, pie se-
frise ct. Coulter 3eitunest beridten,
I'M Diensta9. @admittag int Gefdns-
iib BON einem Sinbe (gedoden) emf.
oas ober fe6r fdfpd9lid 1T
mo pobI faum am 9eben bIeiben niro.
Die iKnge Shutter, Die etpa 20 Sabre
1t if, 6e;eidnet 9dais ala ben gater
es Rinoes. sic bat nit ibreni &iu6eI
Sefdnsnib az REeibeu, no ibr cine
nseme6eHe 8Fese su SbeiI tDirs. /;
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Smrner wisber tritt Die S5ntiu&e in
ben SorSersruuO, cap elm Idnsercs 9si-
sen ouf cine fletne itnre9eImdbigfett
ipie 4. g. uufs Sibe ,~uru6sufubren 1T,
uuo oaS bie @ett. ole taufeuofad 9es
tuarut bur6e. barum uidt boridtiger
eetpor6eu lift. SItet eu@ Dor uahen
6lben | @afe SHbe Iegen Ieiat Den
&eim gu Sduiuofudt uno Iebtere brtngt
ni&t felten Den Sob. weun bic Grant
belt ni1t burh ben 9ebrauA BON 8 +.
u usuf Soui9's $ b UT
Brutbe i'm Reime eritifi
tuirb.
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sRadt einen ssrriuh hamit +,

gu rinsr 3sit, in psI9er bic 1eni9beit nil
10 bislen tertblpien GriuSunsen iiberi9tpeuiut
pirb, if Is rrfreulid, cine gu iaefn, bic NUS
tringen6 1T. Die SeIser pom Or. 8ing'a
New Discovery for Consumption" iinb fc
febr BON ter IrsTIi9frit hires 5eiImttttls iiber.
aeust bae fe Sebeui, Der es trilEiGt, cine prpbe-
6laf&e basrn gratis rTrrireu. Dies
Diirbe ii6erlt6 serbGnsniBsOa fur fe fem, pean
nt6t has SeilniiiteI bic punberbar rirtenten
Giseni1aftrn beige, tpeIGe fe ibm 3ui&rribeu.
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