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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-12
NERVOUS rROsTRATION.

Ia characterized by general lang,,or or
weakness oitlic whole ,rganism especially
Of tho nervous system, ol'str,icting and pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnatnrc;
hence there is disorlcrcl state Of the
seeretions; constipation, scanty and high
oelorcd urine, with an excess ofearthy or
lime sediment, indicative Of waste Of brain
and nerve substance frequent papitations
Of tho heart, loss ofmcmorv and marked
irresolution OF purpose, and inability To
carry into action any wcll-lciincd business
enterprise, or TO fix the mind upon any one
thing at q time. There is great sensitive
ness to impress, though retained but Il short
time, with a Pickering and fluttcring conti-
hon Of the mental faculties, rendering an
individual what is commonly called Il
rhifflc-mineled or ilcklc-mindcd man.
This condition Of tllc individual, distress
ing as tits, may with certainty occurred by
TIE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
AND LOTIIRops TONIC PILLS,
Medicines uurivalcd for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures Of all Ncr-
volis Complaints. rlcirctlicacy is equally
great i'll the treatment and cure of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers. Pustulc, I'implcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Rngworm, Erysipcas, Scad-
head. BARRIERS Itch, Scurvy, Salt Rhcum,
SopPer.Colorcd blotcheS, Glanuular Swell
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Discolorations, Ulcers in The Throat, Moul,
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because these medicines arc The
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed bcforcthc people, and arc war
rantcd TO be shc most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
scnsihility, Depression of Spirits, Dcmcntia
and Mciancholia
DsW- Sold by all Druggists, and will be sent
by express TO all paris Of the country qy a,l-
dressing the proprietor, G. EDGAR
luTHROP, NJ. D., li3 Court street, Boston,
Mass who may he consulted free OF charge
either personally or by mail. Send 35 cents
and get copy OF his Rook on Nervous
Diseases.
amg II 1875 ~
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The Cordial Gsnll4l efSyricHE,l
End Tonic E'ilIs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Nowevor obacure the casse may be whicl,
eeatribuso TO render nervous debility n
esO@so % prevalent, affecting, MS it docs
a@rly ene-half Of our adult population, ii
@ melancholy fact that day by day, and
year BY yoar, nc witness most frighifnl in
eIuaee ofncrvoua affections from the slight
0t neuralgia TO the more grave and
0ncSs,e forms Of
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-12
Mistakes Of a Majority.

The Washington correspondent IF
the Ncws and Courier, writing to that
paper, under date 2Sth ult., has this
to say of The House Of Representatives:
"The present Congress bids fair to
be known rs q Congress Of mistakes.
I refer simply to the Democratic
minority i'll the House, which has
shown neither wisdom ner statesman
ship thus fur. The chccsc-mring
policy Of Mcssrs. Randall and Hol-
man can never command tho support
Of the American people. We are not
niggardly as ration. The intelli-
gcncc Of the country favors fair sal
aries to competent men. Mcagre
salaries promote negligence and
pcculntion. l is Il penn i-wise, pound
foolish policy which places men in re-
sponsiblo positions and pays them
mere laborcrs' wages. Yet, this is the
policy Mcssrs. Randall and Holman
arc urging upon tic House, and 10
which they are committing the
Democratic party. With what con
ss,cncy can Mr.. Randall advocate
the cutting down Of the pay Of pro
tessors and cadets at West Point when
lie advocated the increased pay TO
Congressman in the Forty second Con
gress, and dc.cndcd, pock etcd and
kept the back pay, otherwise known as
the salary grab? The popular dc
mand for retrcnchment and reform
will moi be mel by cutting down the
salaries Of Il few clerks, or Of men who
have served their country faithfully
and well. We pay our public ser.
wants to day less than any other
country in Chris,endom, and an in
crease Of salaries in certain quarters
would be a wiser policy han lhe pro-
posed wholesale ,educiiun. There are
plen,y Of leaks to he stopped without
resorling 10 such cxrclienis aS This 10
lessen lie drain upon the treasury.
The cutting down ti.ly dollaxS there
does not look well wien conLraslcd
SwIith%thi gisi ngs away ERne million
an'l n. half Of the public money 10 Il
private corporation.
do not regard the passage Of an
amnesty bill rs Of very great impor-
lancc, bul it is very evident The meas
urc would lave passed but for the
mistakes Mr.. Randall made i'll his
management oft. And had he shown
the wisdom TO be expected i'll Il party
leader, Mr. Hill would not have had
All opportunity to place his a<soc;atcs
III false position, MIR. Blaine 10 assume
ll;e role o! 81 hvena, or Gen. Banks 10
cover himself with glory by deliver
ing the only stntcsmanlikc speech Of
this debate. Possibly the House may
redeem itself later in the session. 1t
$ 10 be hoped it WI. But thus far it
not only has gained nothing OIL its op.
poncnts, but has actually lost ground
in public estimation, and dimmed the
Democratic prospects for success in the
coming Presidential election. Ther.
is nothing to be gained by conceaing
the truth, llor in this regard can it be
concealed, for the facts stated are
notorious to all intelligent observers
here"
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1876

gleves." The box containing the black
kids is produced, a similar process Of
disarranging the stock is gono
through, and q pair arc finally .clec-
ted. "How much arc they 2" chirps
the fair one. One dollar and seventy
five cents" replies lie Of the yardstick.
"Oh, MY gracious! Tell sells them
for fifty cents" Iardstick explains
that the goods would cost three times
that sum, etc, goods must be damag-
cd to sell ut that price. Lady admits
thar they arc somewhat damaged, but
just rs good; gets mad anu llounccs
out of the store.
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NOTICE..

The, Subscribers are local Agents for the
Security Life Insurance and Annuity Comp.
any Of New York, and for 3 Fire Insurance
Companies; and will be pleased to recivs
from their friends, and all oil,crs, applica.
tons for insurance ofcithcr kind.
The Security Life is well known as one
Of the most reliable Companies i'll the
United States, and the Fire Companies they
represent are believed by them to be emf
ncn,ly safe and trustworthy.
lIUTSON e. lIU rSON,
Local Agents.
dec 25 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-12

John Surratt married i Virginia
lady last year and is now teaching
school at village in Maryland, about
twenty miles thence. Miss Surratt
married II treasury clerk, but inmcdi-
atcly after the ruptials lie was dismiss
Ell from the departm =nt.
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Cash. S2S per :on; on time, S33.

Planters ordering Immediately will be III.
lowed 10 The lir,, OF April TO decide which
.hcv prefer. cash ortimc An order for
car load Of eight tons will be sent free OF
dravagc: bn, ."r Il less amount 81 per ton
from Changers or dealers, 81 liberal discoun-
vii! be allowed.
take this occasion To return my thanks
To those who have SO largely lalronized the
Fertilizers hitherto oilcrc' iy ~" ..nd in
soliciting their favorable attention TO moth
CT, pledge my best efforts 10 merit contn-
,ansc Of confidence hy keeping The highest
standard OF Fertilizers aiarici.o 10 cotton and
corn.
nov - 1n,.
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aGGANO.R
$40 PER TON.

Thia GtAN0 VAS offered at lie close u.
lxrt season. Son,c 800 tons sold on it, onu
merits az per analv. of Prof. Shepard. Az
fxr a. heard iron, the results Of its arI,lic:l-
ton liavc been favorable 10 close The
balance oftl,s cargo. offer it al $40 per ton
cash, pu, ufssn new bags of 2On o,nd+
j. y. ROBSON,
Gs East Eay, and Q Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, $. {.
jan y :;m.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-12

just rs good; gets mad anu nounccs
out Of the store.
THE PRussIAS ARMY. The rank
and file III the Prussian army are
miserably paid and poorly fed, accord
ing to our idcns. The CDu,4 Journai
gives some interesting statistics con
corning this matter. The only ration
which priv ate soldier receives in
peace is ono and one-half pounds OF
coarse bread. His pay is thirty six
thalers 4 year, or about nine slliIlingS
Il month; from this a deduction ofcne
and one fourth groschon, or about one
and one half pence n day is made for
messing, and to this is added an allow
ancc made by government, which
varies according to the garrison, and
is fixed quarterly. On The whole, it
may be said that each German so ldicr
has bowl Of cruel or coffee in the
morning and one meal in The middle
of the day provided for him, also that
he has about two and onc-hnli' pence
remaining over from his pay 10 pro-
vide lis supper. There is no fixed
rate Of pay for the non commissioned
ranks. ~ bargain is made with each
nOn-commis ioncd officer from timcto
time, according to the value Of his SER
vices. But after they leave the army
they arc well provided Eor, and lit is
wholly unknown thatSa deserving
oncommiSsioncd officer should be
necessi'ated to seek employment, aftcl,
lie has served his time, because he is
unpreyided for. ,ss,S s.5 sSj
How HE DID IT.-Thc m',vcmi-
"ncc B'I2c tell y story ola priest who
during the Jubilee mission was cx-
cessivcly Disappointed ut finding none
but fnnlalc listeners to his sermon. On
the day before his final mni<,ra,ion
lie thus addressed his congregation:
1T is Il great comfort to us thaty
have duly confessed your sins every
day to us, but that is not enough; we
wish TO sec your husbands, fathers,
brothers present also. Tell them,
therefore, that if they will assemble
here tomorrow will teach them how
to make an excellent pair OF shoes in
five minutes" AS might be expected,
the church Oh the ensuing day was
crowded 10 Overlooking, when the
priest having giving his hearers les
son on their duties told them that, as
no doubt curiosity had hrou. lit them
there, he would now crafty it, and
STOPPING down he took pair fboots
from the floor, and in five Minutes
shaped them with shears into
serviccable pair Of shoes.
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T y. ROBSON,
Y n. ROBSON,
Gs EAST BAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND
DEALERS in FERTILIZERS.

CnALEsroS, S. G. November l, 1873.
Having been cngagcd for twenty years III
The t;ugno Trade with eminent success.
deemed itadvSabc 10 Introduce Fertilizers
under my own name and guarantee have
made arrangements TO have prepared Il
t;lauo under my Inspection and con."ol,
called ROBSON'S COTTON AND CORN
FERTILIZERS. This GNano 5 of he
highest standard. Ii contains among o. he.
valuable ingredients! hrcc pc. ccn;. Of .,m-
monia. one and q hal! per cent. oi POI, 81,
and 'uuricem pc: cent. o. Available Pho'-
pha;c. | also have prepared ,oc me u
COMIOUND ACID PHOSPHATE of ,hc
highest s;lnIr,. These Ferlilizers arc
compounded o. The l.nrc-t materials, and
are manpn'a.rd and c:.cd under The S,l-
pcrviSion o. Dr.. ST. j. ltavcncl, o' this city
whose nLmc give, Il wa,r.,n. tor their Ii I'll
character and adap,ion ior oar soil. otter
these Fer iizen, 10 P!Intcri on the follow
ing .,vor.iblc terms
EOEsoN'S COTTON AND CORN FER
Tli.lZERS.
Cash : per ION; on imc. $50,
EoEsoN's CoMrouND ACID rllos
PLATE,
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Ee r. M o v h ID
TO THE REAR
OF
n. r!sCIIEE's STORE

Where am prepared TO serve the Public
q, the shortest notice in my line OF business.
Thanking the Citizens for their liberal
patronage iii the past, beg a continuance Of
the same in ;hc future.
MOSES ". BROWN, Barlar.
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a Fl QUTEIN EREEi.

:}tll
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01
(Gtnpefanbt.)
Rev Erter "a. M6rA 1876,

$3.50 -
1err &ebactenrI
Gsbtn Gle satief Sbrem @anberer fol.
esnDe 3stlen NIT auf bic WanbnfHaf.
9eate bat uus Mr. @eneesIaus @cIk, Elm
81. panlsr ainb. 2ebepObl ssast buatntIi&
ut&t fRr INNER. Mr. Wslfe par felt 8 Re-
uaten In unisrer @itte, Gu lsitete i'm gerein
NIT ietnsm Sruber ben gau stner 9apsIe Mr
bic genebtttiner-S &reRsrn sur sr56tsn Gu
friebenbeit bes wfarrers bcHp. p. Wasnus
unp bee GOnYentss. br. @olEe 10 elm suter,
3uSsrIdfFser S&reiner unb perbient als folder
aae gmpfebIuns. @as aber ursIei9 r,.tr III,
berfelbe III elm Gbreumann I'm saussn Sinre
bes Wcrtes. @Gbrsnb ftines 9~ufentbaIks
uater uns, bat er lG pisIe unb rarme 8reunbe
ertrOrbsn, bic ibu uusern l&eiben hbeu. &r
sebt sur genebtettnsr Mbtet ct. 9ubwts am
See, auf ben WunI& feiass alien wfarers
b06p. P. GIemsns, nun Tricr Der Abtsi.
Nlbse CT bort bas !3ieI srrei@en, tpeI&ss It an.
Rrebt unb m6se 60 ibm itts pcbl srseben, pie
Ct es Serbient. Tisfss piinfGsn ibm feline
ctelsn Greunbe BON 6eraen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01

DIE DeutfGen In Ct GIoub lal.
len llt BON ben amsrifantl&en Nudern MIDI
anterfeGen. Guf bic geranfaItunS pom @eits
siues Committee fanb am sOrisen DonnerRae
Absnb etue gerfammluns Der bOrtissa Deut.
itsn tfatt gum 3wsde elmer eneerea Ersantia.
ttcn, heren Tenbeu3 In foIssnbem @abe bee sr-
la0tnsn aufrufss beutt& aussefproGsn 10, In.
BEN 90 beiet:
~Gs Gilt ieBt su prifsn, Oh ntr bas Ratsrtal
aater uns baben, nm stn esnaeinames 3uiam.
n~aenptrfsn 81 ermSsli&en, Ober Oh mir aud 1t
3ntanf, ME bisber, ans uutre &eGe aIs
frsie ftIbhfanbise Bbrser Serfiimmern uni
f&maIsrn gu laGsa Diaens fnb."
Das aruntenboIo- MfsIseleB trar Elm 5aupt'
sssenfanb bee Anacbes unb 0err 9. &etnbarl
ssiste In elmer srinbIiGsn @nlpra9e an fein'
Ritbtrser, baB bic Deutl&ea srOee @sfabl
lnufsn, bic ibusn auRebenben &eGte gar bali
nod nasbr ssf&malert 81 fsben, rem fe Der
sraen ssssn fe ssfibrteu @tret& rubte binueb.
men tpirten. Gs III niHt baran ~ 3meifeIn.
sab eas ensrsil1e 8srssben Der GeutfGen In
ct. Glcuo balb an anperen plaBsn Na@ab.
muns Fnben werbs.
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s.. s. 3abm g. So. z Gcrners,

g. s. 3abm 6 GD. z Gcrners,
boben ibren Stors Dieoer ~veufdneta
NIT neuen Daaren an8efaat, befebeno
aus 3Istberfofen Der nenefen Mooe.
Yioues, Trenb Galieos, @inebams,
@aiEmeres fetner unb srOber 0ualitdi
fir 6erren unp Snaben ; 8aumwol<
LEM uno 9etnpanp : Baaren fit zen
6ausbaIt, BET yarp Ober Stid, Gens
fsrearpinen, Rurs. 0aaren, Strimpfe,
Sanr(9uhe, Cor sttsn, SLID uue 8ett,
beden ,t a.
Die Wusmabl IL bic bette I'm Staas
une ba bic 8aaren sur 3sit etnssIssi
lpureen, NO He an pprtbetlbaftefen 3u
baben parsr, Fnb mir i'm Stanee, biat'
ger su ~Ytrtapfsn, els ciss sinem anre,
rem @cladfte m5sl!& If, @ir rsslsas
ben aaf gerlanaen proben ten 8ao,
rem, nit preisansabe, frei Rah traeat
elmer TofOffeesA erefs uno tSnnsn be.
ReQte Waarsn IN 0uantitaten bic /.
4 Tfunb. ~ is Gents sas gfase, pc
YOf bef6rcern. -.
Dies aisbt 9eteu sineD sslspsnbsitil
tur,er 3sit 8aoren eirect Don uns mt
serineeu aplfen ~ tssteccn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01

Das 81 ur&+9pfpttaL bisber an BEL
untsrsn a&ten StraBe, iOlte rad ctnem ge.
iGIuHc itinsr gerpaltuns an bic gde Der JUr
unb WaInut Giraffe serlset spertsn +; 30 bieiem
3wede tuurbe bns inter ben, Namen Smelling
6aus bttannte @ebdube anaefauft. Die In ts,
Ilmsebuns urtuenben SGuitrbsfBer fteiner
inbee ttsfsm glane ni@t bsIb su fein, iOnssrr
tcanhteu F& NIT einem grOkf on ben gtabt'
ratb, psIGsr In elmer GrtraIsuns Issten gisn.
flag fCfcrt cine Srbiuan3 erleF, bic In TIRE,
Eauptbefim muns Serfaat:
8sin Spital Oosr ibsrbnupt fein @sb6ube
lt 60 tfsntIi& rtsr pripa! eusu tsfimnt Urgent
wslGe franfe Wsricnsn aufsunebmsn, barf fuuf
tis in Der Stab,sren3e BON ct. PAUL erSfret
cher rsbnIten wsroen, pbne bnB cine grlaubnie
basu bel Der auf6ueisen gsb0rbe aa&seiu6t
trerre, unb biefss @siu9 bat Der Geiunebstts'
ratb aIsbann 81 priiftu unb isin Gatu&ten Zen
Stabtratb stn3ureiGen, pelGsr barber eut.
IG,ibet. @ayur MarfsIb ertbsiIte bieisr Dr.
nans iufOrt feline @%euebmtsuus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01

. rbemOfratii DIT GIub fir Ram.
fey County bat Isstes Samaas ltine @ablen
fir Ras laufsHss Sabr pcrseuummsa bic auf
na9bsaunnie Ssrren fslsh
8eamten;
grSabsnt Um. See.
gies. TrdFeeat- hilbert S&sfer.
Ssfret6r- Sober Niaer.
SHabmeifer-Sames Dillon.
erssatts GOmmtttes:
Grfe Marb-Narsa @pcbri& unb Scbr
Dpnlan.
3wsits @asb-S. @. Dsunsuy uus Sobu
@asner.
Drite Marb-N anty Sells aub 1ubsrI
Niler.
gierte Darb-oOn. 3. @. @se, Rosert u,
Gmitb unb Sol. .. u. Nokrtton.
Ginfte @aro-G. 81. Delans unb g. 9
1auR.
St@Re @arb-G. 8. Wsob.
&eerSe- @r,. EaSen.
&ck-D. u. 3. Batter.
New Canada s. @erpatS.
ROuubs 8tm-Ibpmas Ryan.
Bbne ~9sar-Sames Daters.
Mesean unbslsst.
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Star GIDtbin8 @ams.

PER- s. 1eirnan, BON Der btsbsrisen 8irma
9straan u. 8cie NO. 81 81 Dritts Giraffe, bat
fetnen gariner. perm &Oie aussetauft, unb If
losbsn BON ieiner Rsife nat benz Often ,uriid.
sstebrt no er einen san3 neusn unb srubtn
UOrratb BON 8rtbfabrS- unb @ummerraarsn
etnsetanft bat, inbem er feline bsfOnbsre auf.
rasrtiamfsit bel Der Nuspabl berisIben auf be.
rem Site nnb SOItbitat psrwsnbste, nub ba CT
tets fir Gafb e~insauft 70 ID ct Ina Gtanhe,
AUD feline 8unbsn aubercrbsntIi& biais su be-
otensn unb aIe @sneurrentsn in bteler Beaie.
buns sur YrCbe aufsufOreern. @sr emma
beim Star GIcibins Saus ssfauft bat, bsiuti
baAslbe pisber, bafar birst Der p%rblbssranDste
Huf ieiner populGren 8irma.
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Dem 5ru. @eO. Mtti& @obr. pel'
der lsbteu Dtenfus pisber IN 81. yanl antana
bra&te Der Sdnesrpsrsin 2ieSerfran3 am Nitt.
rcd abenb etne @srenabe. 1srr Dtrisent :
8. 9srfer besribte eenielbsn In elmer sspdbltsr
anfpra&e. auf psI&e Serr NiiG, bsr3li6 bar.
fsnS, erWtsberte. 9ierauf foIsten einiee Stun.
ben senaitblt&e tlntsrbaItuns In Der S6tsrltGsr
&sfbsna TOO g& cine aattiGe MuaabI alter I'M
tunssr 8rsunbs Der 8amilie MitfG suiammsn'
ssfuneeu 9atteH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-01

@cnbfn 8Iaf pin 8 III Dor einigen
Gassn Der beige Burger, % 9 &obsrtfon su-
ridsetebrt uno guar sssbsiIt BON Der 1au-
lGuna, psI&e berries auiense n adj tenSdwar-
sen Bergen sefabrt bat. Gortpdbreuber &i
nit @Gwisrietsiten, @aned al Gasm, pas
man n5tbis bat, Gntbsbruneen tsbsr &rt tuarteu
osr Gbsntsursr, trel&e hDrtbiR tummsn. pub
bsnns& aablt bic Rense Der 6tneileuSen su
5unoerten tSslt&. Sob lei ftItsn ansutreFeu.
Pr. &Vtertfpu sisbt bebbaIt Sebstn, Der Elm tt.
trSsIt&ss Musfcnntta anbtrharts bat, ben
tpObIsemetnttn &atb. baTelte ui@t mit elmer
ahuteusrli&sn Sabrt rad tsa glad 1ius ~
MrtauI@sn. Disb fimrat NIT fribsr ssssbeneu
Waruansen.
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8etGbas. 3. &app @de Der Grdanss
unb 9. Giraffe, fnD ~ babsn @arten-e dme.
rsisa fir aae esrteu Semitic. Gerner stas
ftbr CUTE ausrabl pon @roteries, Stapls- pii
5aaes. 0rOesriss. Butter better 0ualitdt, Gier.
Sstrcdaste Slide, einsema&te Grii9te u. {. "
@ass 3u ZEN btaiefsn Wrsilen. Gbsufs III Sa
flbR 8leti&manns pseebse asts Serrdtbte
Nan hbsrssuse F9 ssF pstiSaItt bar& etner
Ssia&.
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Die Wef3eu3ufabr mar In SbaIe-
pee sorise @s&e stemlt& Isbbaft BET stueua
wrsiie bon ST. per guTbd; dbnIi&e 8srt&te
fcmnen aus aaseren Gessnben, seranlaBt
bnr& etnises Stsissn Der preie auf eurcpdi-
iHen WGrften, unb burd bic tingifen
nsbfrf@nsmmuueen. 8cn nneerer Seite irtrb
nittseibtiIt Sa6 rian&er farmer. pel&er 60
psrltuadbts lsBtsa 9erba leiuen Dsissn No. 2
lcs1ui&lassn, nun In arser gerIesenbett bamit
~. GtafHetIen btrfte faum Ausa&t sDrban.
ben itn, bae bic greie erbsblt& Rsisen.
Wsisatlt&f @snberunssa fub btels Wp&s aud
ni&t ia melbeu.
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Sa Rem 1Im faub am scrisen Dunuer.
flag bic Mblimmane hber ben neuen Staet-
Gbarter ftatt, ipobst mus 1903 8irssr sriHienen,
sUn sensn SO fir ben neuen Charter ftmmtsn.
0aut bsmlelbsn bsRsben bic Beamten Der @taN
arftis aus stnem @asor, fanf StabtrGtbeu,
2 5rtetensri&teru, 1 S&asmeiaer, 1 GIert,
1 Nari&aD nnb Elm Gcnfabler. Dteeloen
perben am 1. Dienfas bee Iprtl In iebem Sabr
nfu eetudblt. Die eessnparttsen Stabtrdtbe
baltsn iebp6 ibren Esrmtn aus.
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Cine neue Nfetfen Greel NIT s@s
sanSen &esifern ID gum Bfrfaaf aussefslt.
&c II etn SOrtrefHt&es @srt fir tletnsre atr-
den, Der Con tf rein nub fart, Der 8au spsd-
mGsis nnb folie unb bic @usfattuna bet a0er
GinfaGbett paTtnh.
Nustunft trtrb ertbeilt bel Ora. 8. 5dnaai,
80. 81 @ea Nennte etraBs, Der Orsanil
Der ueuen Narta 9immsIfabrtfrhe 10 berei
aber tie BefGaFenbett Der Orsel RSberes NIT.
3utbstlen,
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Dte8irm a &tefsr u. 1ed, felt Sab
rem bur& ibren aussenebntsn Gsf&aftsrerfsbr
in ben ~spsitefsn Rrsilen bstanat, bat tbr &C.
fadft nod go. 20 Sadi on, Ode ber Drttsu
StraBe, seseniber BEN Net&ants 8otsI In er
fsbr esraumisss 2sial serlsst, um ben Mnfsr.
bsrunsen bee bsbeutenb erueiterten GefGGfks
beRer eatfprs9tn ~ tSnnen, ano label ible &c.
esrten 0reaute une aunbsn ein, sea. basOr
Notta 81 nebnen.
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@ebtau@t ben 8tus Of patn.

WRRf&t Sbr rofss Dansen, stasn tia.
cen 1eint fret sOn WttsRtru, 8ledsn une Aus'
i&lasem, 70 reinist Gasr Blut inOem 9br DR.
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery Cool.
b'ne NrbisiaifHe g~ntesduns) ssbrau@st. Gs
II fir eisien 3wed elm an~p.reIel&li@es Mtttsl,
Bel alien Mpotbetsn 40 babtn.
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8. Nnton 81 "a m Is @rpcerp o. uub
rcrtftuns-9turs Gds Der 10. une
ct. Deter StraBs ct. paul, enpFebIt F&
Dur& ben beFes Borratb aQer pinf@baren Or
ttfel, 5ausbalt-. pte 6aneY- Groceries, tnlan.
etf&e unb tuapurtrte 8rfGte u. I. ID. Belca.
Oers beliebt Tnb sesenuGrtts bic Dafe Graders,
BON Gbteaso. psl&s bier e&t gu babtn 1nb.
eiebbaber euter Detne, 9iqueure nnb Cigar
rem inbeR bet 5errn Gimme thinner etpas
mad ibreu @ei@made. YrefIe febr biaia.
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las GDh1ertbes MuRt8eretns
sons IsBtsn DtenRae mar Elm Uirbissr 6&Iue
Der eetRNnsen bielsr ribmItGa bsfnnnten Biz
tuefen-G slsalGaft fir bic abes!aufsne Snifcn
Ssrpbl baS OrdeRer als bic SploScrirdst
erutetsu ben aasemeinen unb letbaftsn geifal
bee 3ablrsi&en Yablfums unD Graulein Rsn.
tnstcn seWann ale Scpranfdnssriu ibr Vubli
fum.
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@emhfe. MebL @etretbe un
Sutter. SD lenfe ~aGtunsspua tie WINNER
iamfstt BON 6armsrn auf btele Anjetse, ba
sinsn pcaen 8orratb pun iepeun srtifsI bal
unb iel&e baben mu6.
Grii&s 8utier nnb Gier etne GpejialitGt.
@er. 8. 2aius, 296 Sort ctr.
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s[1r. W. g. 3tna Der betanntlia eiuen
Sis im Gcnsreb beanipruGt bate, III rad
minneapolis suriidsetsbrt uno sisbt bte Abf9t
tanb, F@ tiuftis BON Der WoIitit suridsusisbsn
unO feline 3eit unb MitteI Der gtebauGt anb
ben Gtraeeaeiitubnbneu au3uuenben.
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G&r Neubauten an peri9iebsnsn gld.
pen Der gtabt, fopobl fiji GtfG6fsbGnkr, ni'
fur Trioatwobnunsen, rect f@ btretts erperl
uatsrntbmaresssiR 70 hab uussrwsnbste gr.
beitssratts baIs gsf&dftsuns Fabsn ,psrben
@ebnitGe 8ert&te tcmmen aus Rinueapolis.
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DaB feIbf Rational ganten nigt INNER
unbsbtrste Si4srbsit setpdbreu, bsweist Der
Gaa Der erfsu RatiOnaL ganf tn Duluth, be-
rem OspcEtpren bsbeuteube BsrIufe erIsiben
(Oaen. @ut beige 8aattuaitats isisn raburd
IN @iHeieeui@aft sssossa wersen.
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Dieraube Sabres3ett ID bic Ct,
seussria Der 6aIsfranftetten. DR.. @uS. 81.
nis's 9anburser Brnftbet 10 bas bette NitteI,
bic Gntsanbnas su entfsrnea unb @elunbbet'
tpieber bersufelen.