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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

YESTERDAY the DAY. of Baltimore, came
smartly. to the front with a morning edition.
As an evening paper the Day, from its incep-
tion, has been one of the brightest and most
successful over published in Baltimore. Its
new enterprise will be equally successful,
for the qualities that have brought about the
prosperity of its evening edition will prove
as telling here. We hope the good fortune
f'hat has attended the Boston Herald, Chicago
'ers, and other conspicuous double edition
urnals of the country, will be as marked in
- "e case Of our newsy and wide awake
neighbor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

THE departments generally are unable to
keep up the public business, by reason of the
insufficient number of clerks. Some rampant
new.broom congressman read in some up.
roarioGs newspapers that everything is going
to the devil because of too many clerks in
the departments, appointed to pay debts due
by senators and representatives 1t is UNI
= eddy truo that some weak men, having
wcr of appointment, have sometimes
ID to the impotence and importantly OF a
iu class of swill hunters aud have given
Is to ;non who could render but imperfect
Ice. This was often covered up by
loud howls for reform by
guilty parties, But as rule
lyrls are cSmretent, and arc worked as
IS the most oSacting seroogo could de-
What is really needed is such an in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

tolligcnt inquiry by congress as will develop
the bureaus in which tho public business is
actually blocked for tho want Of clerks--and
messengers. II would then DO discovered
that the work Of pairing down has been car
ried to o really ludierous extent. The poo-
pie do not want to bo cheated by pretended
economy, when it is only unintclligent parsi-
mony by which tho public business is OBJ
atructed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

JUST as we predicted, FL Mahdi is about to
descend upon Egypt proper That is to
say, he proposes to scoop English Egypt, or
Egyptian England, or whatever it is that
England holds with the khediveas her stalk
ing horse. Well, we know of no right that
England has to assassinate the Egyptian ma.
tionality, and as she can at any time with
draw, it does not seem to be much matter
which branch of the Egyptian makes it warm
for her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
Wine from the siaeboard

The prevailing beverages at receptions
yesterday, said gentleman who had gone
the rounds pretty thoroughly, were hot coffee
and chocolate, lemonade (hot and cold, milk,
iced tea, and the lighter wines Very little
egg-nog and comparatively no straight
whisky" were passed out to callers In
special cases, however, guests were given
liquor under the steps ION tho sly" The
latter is known as 'winking it,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ., 1854.

THE death of o. Rang Outang at Baltimore
creates a void in the dime museum at that
place which cannot soon be filled. He was
far from home, among strangers, but he re-
ceived every attention and the best medical
skill-for he cost his owner $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

Shortly after 10 o'clock last night an alarm
of fire was turned in from box l3l, caused by
the burning Of the paint shop Of Louis A..
Roginski, corner of Eleventh and Z streets
northwest. The fire department responded
promptly, and soon eXtingulshed tho flames.
The fire originated from hot stove, which
ignted the paints and oils surrounding it,.
The loss is about 800, fully covered by in
cnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

Prof. Gardiner, Of Adelphi academy Brook
Ign, will read paper before tho Union
Bethel Historical aud Literary association
this evening In Lincoln mission entitled
"rhe Race Problem in the United States"
This is tho paper the professor rend before
the Social Science association in Saratoga last
September The Washington HARMONIC com
pany will furnish music. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

The London Times not long since appointed
England as the mediator between France and
China, but now, for some reason, it has
changed its mind and discovered that the
United States should take "the initiative"
because under tho Burlingame treaty, this
government is bound to offer her good offices
whenever China requests them" Exactly
how it becomes the United States to take the
initiative unasked, because of an agreement
to take it when requested, is discoverable
only by the severe mental processes incident
to "the drinking of old sack and tho unbut-
toning Of ones self after supper, and sleeping
upon Benches after noon," which Prince
Hp~S declared made Falstaff fat-witted. We
Jur government will at least wait to
from the North German Gazette on the
subject.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

OUR morning noighbor recommends the
PRONUNCIATION during the New Year Of an in
tcrnational treaty of Peace and friendship.
This is right. II should embrace Bourbonia
and the citizens of tho United States resident
there should DO granted all the privileges on
.joyed by the citizens and subjects OF the most
favored nations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

PhiiadOpiiG World.

NNudG p'Rd World,
Joseph Mcdonald, Grover Cleveland, Samuel J..
Tlden, William X. Morrison, George Hoadly,
Benjamin +. Butler. and a small army of other
democratic candidates will sprain their ears to-
day only to discover that the country isn't making
any New Years calls,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

New Years day was duly celebrated by the
coIored residents of Frogtown, southwest of
the capitol. In ono house regular old timo
plantation scene was enacted BY the Occu-
pants. Corn whisky was freely circulated,
aud iigs and breakdowns danced to tho music
of banjo tamborinc, and bones. Cornfeld
songs were sung aud the festivities continued
until n latD hour
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
Andrew J..,.son,s Failing Popularity.

IOUlsUIUt COUFitF' JOUTNUT
The Teunesseean who has been IN the habit of
voting lor Andrew Jackson these many years has
ut last switched of aud sends letter from Clcve-
land 10 the Boston oN, praying "Gur Gods sake
give Us a st ong, courageous, oId-ashioned mapto.
vote ior;" whereupon he proceeds to nominate
Judge Jere Black. .fHr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

HENRY LEE, of New York, says his wife
Mary married him by force aud fraud, and
he wants a divorce. Mary, quito con-
trary, reSists the action. This marrying of
men by force ought to be put stop to. One
might stand little fraud, if she was pretty
but force, never!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

NEW HoRH, Jan. l.-Gon. Grant has so far
recovered from his injuries that ho was able
to leave his room to-day with tho aid Of
crutches, for tho first time since tho accident.
lilo Is expected to entirely recover the use Of
his limb in few days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

THE largest possible amount of importation
of foreign goods consistent with the revenue
absolutely necessary, and the least possible
consumption in America of anything Ameri-
can, except the cereals and raw cotton. What
is democracy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
lie Refrrrcd 10 tI,e SOLID eout,,.

ATLANTA, Jan. 1.-The colorcd people
celebrated emancipation day here this after
noon, 1000 turning out. Bishop Turner,
colored, said in speech that the devil in
hell would not make tho distinctions against
negrOes that IRE undo in Ibis eountry.D
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

Netg York JYyrld. o.

NtlD IOrN WUfIU,
The compliments of the season to our esteemed
contemporaries 1t is to be hoped that the New
Year will bring them more happiness and peace
of mind than the one Just closed. At all events,
they will not be able 10 reduce themselves much
more, and this fact must convey percentage OF
happiness,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
A New Years. Fight.

A difficulty occurred yesterday afternoon
on Seventh, near u street northwest between
James Hall and Ed $, Winnie, during which
Hall was knocked down and badly beaten,
The difficulty grew out Of an old ieud. No
arrests wCro made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
ClIr Natiulull Republican.


naily edition Coy mail postage prcpad), per year,
$3.50; tx months, $500; three months, $500. To
city subscribers. delivered by carrict-Per year,
eco; pcr month, SOC.
Weekly edition postage prepaid, per year, $3.50
,iN months, &c.
Sample copies sent on application.
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drah, express, posolicc order postal note or reg
iUered letter Money sent in any other way is at
tLe risk Of the person sending &C. Address
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02
CURRENT GOssIP.
1r TIE rrowEns COULD TALK.

II THE FLOWERS COULD TALK.
Demure as n nun she comes from her walk,
My fair Cousin Nell
But know by a sign very simple
That's the ripple Of one little dimplo-
She's met her "od loi.'
Yes, by my fuith II the flowers could talk,
Fine tales they would tell
What's the use, grandma, of trying to balk
Career OF loves spull2
For I'm sure that that sweet little sinner
Would forget both her breakfast and dinn0
To meet her cold FELL"
Yes, by my faith ftho flowers could talk,
Fine tales they would tell
Who knows fishes b,ushipg. thanks to the chal
That masks her 50 well?
But know by splinter Of laughter
What that sly little girl has been after
She's met her "od fell"
Yes, by my faith If the AO~ors could talk,
Fine tales they would tell
IT'S little she cares though auntie may stalk,
Duenna to III belle;
She Is happy already, IN certaln;
Twas a signal just back ofthe curtain
She made her "old ELL
Yes, by my faith if the flowers could talk,
Fine tales they would tell
NctU Orleans 7imes Democrat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

Bmusemcnts.
NATIoNAfn-"1u the Rauks."
FoRDs-"Hix'g Fx."
CoNiouE-Viro Farrand and NncNac Dancers
DINE MUsEud-MGtlnee ana evening performance
WRiGHrs DIME MCsEUN.-Opcn this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

THE question now arises whether the clerks
just appointed by the house committee ON
ways and means are for revenue only.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

A TARIFF for revenue with accidental pro-
lection. Such is the democratic doctrine
See Calhoun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-02

No sweeter girl eve ever gnu ...
Than Betty Martins daughter Sue;
With sable hare, small tapir whist,
And Inns you'd gopher allies to taste.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
T8ochcnflichc Snincis 3GBfoafs-Bcttacng.

rungSniirbige Qanofarte Dor unS Gusges
breltet, lonoern ais mir oenGanal f~reustel,
iaben mir 81 uniertr Notwithstanding
2tucs, mas lt6 au Dem UfeereSbo o.
ben befan6. Die 3ieIen uno 5anob1nfe
in periOieoener @r0Be, Die &[ippet uno
Sellen bis su ben fleinlte1, Die 0rotteT1.
QtIes fonnten mir le6r gut unteri6eiosn,
Die StrDnlulgeI lparet BON oerlOleoeier
Sarbe llno DerlHipdloen in Der Terne, ipte
etn SluB auf Dem Gauoe. Simmons ma1t
ben 00ri6lag, aus otelem lnlltanoe SDr@
tbetl 0I 5ie6en fir Die Nllfnabme 0eS93ooens
an ben Giitct, Die bis ieBt nit. GROCER
Ufube unb OieIen Soften Derbunben tpar.
Wtal fDunte Die Nufnabmen bon ei1em nit
etnem Sdiffe Derbllnoeuen 2uftbalon aus
ma6en." Die ebeu beri6tete 8epbadtung
ite6t ni6t bereinSelt. 81. b. Bogusloipsfi
la9t IN leinem vOanobuh Der Oseano9ra<
pbic": Sine intereiiante 8eobadhtun0 bat
u. Ofpret BET elmer GuitbaQonfa6rt suGberz
bourg am II. NuDuit 1876 gemaht; in etz
ner O0be bon 1900 Wietern erblifte er ben
60 bis 80 Weeter tiefen WeereSgruno NIT
leinen f~lei1iteu @inael6eiten, mel9e CT lorg>
faLttg dufsei6nen tonnte,
- &ar3ltd fam BET gteubran6enburo fol-
HeHOe IN @el[e 81 St1Il0e.
Sin @tnmobner bate Die Be6auptl1ng auf7
geitelt, baB Der @icbcl oil ciiem 9tenbau
minoeltens II TuB bon Der lotbre6ten
&idtllg abtpctde, tpogegen etn am SaltIe
beibdftigter 3imnergeleQ cine 0ifferel3
BON b00itens II 3oII 9laubte feitite0en
81 miiilcn. Inter 6anol6lag unb in @e>
oenipart bon s3eugen ieBte Der betreffenoe
Ginpobuer fir ietne Gnii6t ietn ganz
3es Germ6gen elm, tpGbreno Der mit=
teuoie 3immer9eieu ieinen Mobenlohn OH
Die Bette mdgte. 0as bierauf pom Nolier
berabgelaiiene Goth er9ab cine 9l6nei0ung
BON taum Ii 3ou, uno ba Der Berlierenoe
lein nibt u~nbetrddtlides 8ermOgen nidt
9uttpiQig berauSgeben mid, 10 lit bereits
gegen i'm Die &lagc eingeleitet poroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
rpGensMfiefett.

Sin iebr einfa9es unb empfeblenstuerz
Ties Erofengeiteu iaben mir 1ingit BET etz
mem Tarmer i'm geiegneten Staate &iscons
fin. 0aiielbe beite6t aus 48obnenitanSen,
tpel6e in @eitalt elmer gpramIoe aufgeitelIt
uno oben OIL Der SptBe leidt nit %einanber
berbunoen Iino. @tne finite 8%obnenitange
tpirb gegen cine Der alfredten Stangen anz
9elebnt, 10 OaB ite IL SUB iiber BEN So
Sen aufrubt. Sc na0 bem gra0e Der berrs
i6enben Ndiie = er5GDltc Der Wtann :
nebute er mob 3 anbere 8obnenitangen ut6
lebne OieieIben III glei6er Betle an Die quiz
redlten Stangen.
lin oies @eiten i6obert er nun ietn Sen
in getp0bnlt9er Weiie auf. 0aour6 miro
etlt 9uftfanal ooer 9unitl6orniteIn gebilz
Bet, pelder bonn Booen bis in Die Spite
ret6t. Sc mebr itd Die aufaei6i0teten
Naalien erbibeu, oeito mebr 3iebt Die 0unitz
clie unb Der our6 Oieielbe alfiteigeloeQutts
from trodnet Die aufgei6i6teteE Weailen.
Oieie lcidt auS5ufiibrettoe uno 3pedmds
Btge @inrtbtung Diirfte in Deiteren &retleH
betannt Su tperoeI Deroienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
GtnbItrt felt 1851.
Henry SchOeIIkOpf.
Sac. .3s-e8A OF @anOoIpb.s Strobe,

$40. 232-234 SIt GnmOotpD=S tr@Se,
spii@en SranfIin nnb UtorettsS traBe
entpftns ioeben etne Qartte
gScne OieSidbrige bou. 8ftEdaner Gdrtmge,
IriSd) b. SaI5Ieroelem nnO SarOclensSuttcr
seSttporf. run. &arOtneS unp &antat,
NcMc &antbnr9er N0Il= 6Grtn1e,
Med)te ttortue9. SSr6uters Qltd1 UnteS,
Irii den tttattntrteH Nal,
Sfrtldle SteuHaugen,
@crGttdertcm &dGlS tito St6r,
Wattttrte TOrcIett itaO We0freIeH,
9tedjte ftGM5. GaroineS,
SfeinSteS EIinett= 1no WiOhtt0I,
Gin9 ert aG ltett &aG1S tno SrebIe,
StraSbar9er 6aus[eber=SSaftetem.
SranS. &rbfen, Gbattpt8nons rno StIMeInp
Sbinef G)etl Sn9tuer,
Gd)teI &ittbeer= tNIo GrObccteHfaft,
Son enffrte SdbIpefsermtId1,
GdDiDeiser Gino ermebI,
GdIten Weineiits aMtt Gt1tt6d1er
Tct1ten StHcIoOrfct Scnf,
Support. 25raumSd1D. GcrneIatuurit,
Botnaer Sttifg ell 2cb erUuri
Staliettid SaIamt,
MoGmcfprt uno Frontage de Brie,
Soften GntttcrtbaIer SGlc,
0rtinett Ar1mtet=&1ie,
GOdrtcr tto BARNET 1fl=&Gie,
2t1nbnr9er, Yabrs= INTO SGnofGie,
Urans. 6bocoIaOe mnO &afao,
SseiSftehI tlso RarfoiTeLmcnI
9entld1en Gtd1eI=SsafTce ntO StdJorten,
Barrier SdbnmpftGtaf BON Sotbe6,
9eut1d1e Gpi1nrGoet ntto Wpufra1er,
TetldDe S0tterctcn, Il. |. 10.
Gaes in better @aore uno SUI ben btat9ieu 9retIet.
Henry SchCSl1k0pf
~bin,f1ttup Wholesale u Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
Sas esaaiae s@msrsem.@stImttteI
Railways Ready Relief

oui Der Steue giuberung fiuoeu-
catsinonng Der 9tieren, Gntsanonng Dee
QSIafe, 0eoartns GntsiimOImg, 2nmgen=
Goaaefiom, SSerSfIppTem, bDIteriIdle gtns
fGae, 2%Sr6nnc, SsGtarrb, Gopfidmeri,
csaSuDeb. faIteS btttaes Sieber.
ySerp5Ntat, S@IaHoTsfeit, OmetfGnm9e,l,
gses(tamd3nneeM, Sdnttt=, 9rano= uno
SSrlbipi;noeu.
C;c Anpenbnuqb es 9feaop ReIief an ben Ieibsnhen
Ehejlea 0eri9oft ougeHbIitlibe E~IuOeruHg uuo @rlettz
teruHa.
grttbGs BITS iedsse gropfen in elm tIetues @Ios @oilcr
heilcE in lDenEqeG Nugenblitsu 8rdnpie, Nia9euidure,
Soobreunen, bitt5ies 4opiDcb, Dur6tau, 9tubr. Rolf.
Sldbingeu HHo Gle iEperliben S6mcr8en.
9teilcuoe lOu;en ltets cine Slai9e pom HnntU0g'S
Ncaos gsetief bel nd tragcu, Gtlide Eropien oauou,
III gSaiier setbai, beugen allen ben 6lanfbeiteH nHo
oGrajt Derfnapitea SetreH. bic ams Dem Yebraub un9ez
10Autcl &rinFlDdilgrs eHtitebeu, Dor. is lit eIH beilereE
SiImasanI ais 6rauSbrauHIwe!H ober 9itIeIs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
Nierera= uuO acknowledgements!

6arnz unb Observation-Disclosures Ricreusries, 3uder>
horrrubr, SSaNerladt. 9arnoer9altun8. anpilfirli6e5
barueE, 6rigpt'id SraHtbett, @lbgan9 pom 9iIpeiBitoif
1iHb in allen SGleH. no Observation-Disclosures 9tieoeri5lag I'M
Yarn UorbanOen. ooer NerleIbe bid. tribe, nit @imeiSz
.GlIslebcnb, gemiiDt lit, cher 0euu er f%ranf6ait, ountel,
Soui9 Iusiiegt nab iUei6eu decentralization Gtiebers
i9lag Setgt unb betuI 99uiicrlalitit Etshsn uno Bremen
NIB Shmer3cn IN ser 8IttHbeuge unb ldu6s ben MEMBER:
benIeItt werDeH. 8ei N~pot3efern III babeu. Qreis:
sim Dollar.
'6iue 5luite non bteiem snt6dit mebr mtrtiume NrSuet<
lteiie ais ie0e5 aabere Olittel, Elm GbeeI6ffel uon otelenI
lnirft 10 pie! mte iiuf bis ieds Sbcel0iiel Don anberen
Mittell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
9ltneifc1f-

lin bic 9lmeiien BON 8dumen 81 p~crtreiz
ben, miro ~eMpfoblen, Die 8Gume nit in
9anf0l auf9eIDitem OfenrlB gu beltreiden.
9ur6 balielbe Wlittel ioa man aud lebr
gut Die 8ienenit0Ge ft6ern fOnnen, tnoem
maj Die &iben unb Oeffnungen berlelben,
0ur6 ipelAe Die @meilen einDrin9en, nit
bieier Wlilhuna beitrei0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
@c1tmfc @eNer.

@enn man feu6te Seller oosr ionitige
&dunne nit elmer Q0lun9 bon ooppelt>
l6nefIigiaurem&alf (Calcarea b~isulfurosa)
anitrei6t, 10 leBt it6 in oenielben tet1
@6immeI an; i'm @eqentbeiI perben Die
&Gume barna9 oouitGnDi9 troden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
GrDnItet Gucre Gicr frtf@.

@aruH wout Sbr ie iebt fir 8 Gents perfaufen, pdbz
reno Sbr tie obue Dtiibe ooer Soften bis sum gSiuter
frtidJ erbalten uno bauu iir 80 @euts uerfauien t6unt.
Sd babe Die etnSi9 %rtditt9e rno %unfeblbare 8eiie, 6te@
3eitraum irti6 gu erbalteu, eutoedt rno boHitHnOtg
etprObt. &etn 4Sntemtredbt ODER Tsr6IerOnttOt-
relie rad @mpfans DON $l.00 unb 2 8oitItamps. 8ez
f~rie6tgnus sarantirt uoer oos @elb suriideritattet. aor.
S. 6. 250ntIcB, R.O.zSor 1873, Greitou, llntou So.
SopG. 12mi6Dtp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
5saaeuap'a reegslfressne 21turu
bas mdbti8e 2eber= nnb @togen=Seilmittel,
GDttommele 4urgonSen, ItIbernbe Ab=
iG6rmittel, mirfeu p9ne G6mer3,
pets Superidlrg ltiIb notiirli@-

@imps8etabttifa gso ~@rYaaa,tttet F,s spalos.cI.
&8uig obne &eigeldmat, elegunt nit inBein 0qr, elaz
eirt. ~puI9iren, rcguIiren, reIni9eH uuo t~rdttjsea 0lels
TiieH-
@~saotrag'5 GsiIen SIR SeiIuus oucr Uaassn>, 9ez
ba@, Geo&rnes, 9tiereu> unb @iGienIeipen, Nerpentralfz
beiteu, 6opimeb, IpeibliHeu 8ei6Derbsn, 0~lattt9teit,
NppetitmaaGel, Ddrgieibi9fett, 8erltopiuna, lluper6due
IiASett, 9Ds pegiie, WalleuIeioeI. Sieber, nEterieibSehtz
sitipG1IJ, Odmerrbotoeu uIo auet Storan9en Der Vtuz
gewcipe. gt9in Uesetdbtlirtl, tetHe SpIr DOR Diertnr.
gtiusr0licu ODER iDdoIider Dro9ueH.
Dian beabie fotgeHoe Sgmptoute pom R~rdnfb.is
ten br ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: @ertopinn9, tnncrItdle Sdz
morrboioeg, 8lutmaluI9 rad BEN 6opie SdErt TN
Ni04eH, ~liebelfeit, So6bTeHueI, Sfei uor Dem Glen, aias
gsnbrIden, iaurs3 Nufitu6eu, ~iinteaoe ODER beber5e SIN:
~piirouHg III Der Nd9eagiuee, Eeben oes Screens, ss
itiGeaocs DeIiht &eim yiegen, 8trFei ooer 5tore Dor ben
NuStGI, 6tebeI upH oauapte SDaScSc5I ~: Rope, DtdH9el
un Nu5DiifttnEg, tselst3 2iusiebe1 ber 5aut uab Der
Nuseu, SstientedeH, GdmerBe1 III Der Iruit uno III
Sgn Gtiercrrt. p!0Ri;te Aupauung BON 6iBe, Bremen
ots ,5teiidy5.
GtTige Goies DON q ooRap's &ttGeH pcrbeu ben
6srpes UUn aaeH otsueen0nnten 2ranfbeiten %bcireieH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
8ei GyOtbefern 81 lQ6eu.
@rets; rs Gents Die G9eOteL.

gRdr Ieie: sc uub Sail IT,"
g9Qr i1ide eiue 0riefmorfe IN 81 5
& 60, BIO. 81 99arrcnz, @Ge Der @bmr0s
Ctr. Q}ew gorf-
sg 8elegrnug. Eauicnbe pon DOuors Wsrtb, mir
air ;uJeid;dt weroeI-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
M91&ItUitrfe o0cr beDdMfette Sa&=
friiGtfe.

gfa6 neuerbings angeitelten Inter
iudungen entbalten Die OGntme poer
&Gmme bebGufelter SaGfridte-S. 3. Ga-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpeniger Sel6tigteit,
ols bic Qtderfrunle 3tpiiden unbebGufelteE
Triidten. 0ies lit aud ieIbltuer1tdnbli6,
tpeil etn grocer She'll bes Gegens bon ben
0Gmmen in Die Sur6en btnablduft uno
tpetl Die I6maIen 0dinme iebr Der Qlu5>
trodnung Our6 Quft uno 8ino allS9eiebt
fino. 9ieier unteri6ie6 miro inbelien ntdbt
nur our6 Booen unD W~itterulg, ionoern
aud 6urh Die betreffeltoe 8ei6attung Der
6adfrii6te lebr itarf beetnfluBt ulo stpar
nit Dem 3unebnlen i6rer 8lattentpidelung
JemGBiet tperoen.
98eiI nun nidt nur Elm She'll bes Gegens
in bic 8urden ablduft, ionbern itd aud
Der S1au III oenlelben IGnger er6GLt, 10
entbdltelt Dtele erbeblib nebr Seuthtigfeit,
ale Die OGlnne, b06it notwithstanding oerel
aber AUDI mebr ais eben b%eitellter 8oben.
Dies lGBt it'd baraus entnehmen, oab Die
Wnulpurfe ntdt nur ta bebGufelteu Sell
bern bauptlacblib IN ben 6urben entlarg
mIblst, neil tie bort mehr @etpiirm ais in
Den trodenen OGmmen ftnben, ionDern
tpetI ie AUDI in bebaufelten 6eloern rei6>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
DIR, RAILWAYS
SarsapaTiIIian ReSOIVent,
Der 9robe 8lutreiniger.

Cur 0siIuna 6rouii9er arGutbetteu, itrofuI0ier, ippbistS
tiiber, erbiidSx pber aniteGeHoer Art. GbroHtibe Nbell>
m%atismus. Stroietn, DrHieuauidmegluns, trOGenes 0ilz
hein, frebsariige reIoen, inpbtiitiids felbroerSen, EuH'
seubIntsH. 2pspsoiie, pGFeriqss Quiitoser, geiibtss
mao nm" Si,ftlc;Se1' a]5ererrio ttrSnibeiten, Ipeibiibe Be-
it~eroen. Si6t, 9soiieriudt Sat6huB. Sui;r0brenenis
%Sinbung, SdWiHbluGt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
ei,, oas gsnbIif,lai.

gerlonet ia MIR j~taOwap's nEb a6tet oorauI. Sas Der
Gamt .~jtaopsu" iiD auf oeui scfaElteu aritte! bsiinoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
S~e6erge(@werOen. u. (. u.

Das Sariaparta;ou 8eioIuent it5ertrtfft nidt MN aus
MetiiineH IN Der 9eiluug dronii9er. itroiul6ier, tons
:titutloneaer unb 6auttraHtbeiteu. ~iOuberH lit aud Ell.
,tRllbieeenes DeIImittel geger
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
MI 1ari
III ibren peri1ieoenen Sornrert,
SaitttRlfeber,

RelteS tito bist9eS Sieber eebeiIt fir
SO Gents. IS giebt feiu uuberes 6eilmitteI
i'll Der g2elt, b6s 10 idnea uuerlei 6iebet
BELT. m09en tie pon perOorbener 2nft Ma
laria) ooer ertarteter @5olte foiun1en, m09en
lie GdarlaDz, 9terpeufteber, &ppbus ooer
oelbeS iieber beiBen. ais inter 3ustebun9
nou GabwGD's Eiuen : Railway Ready
Relief.
T~dnfsis Gents Ote TIaide.