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1.-THE BARL.D

1t used to be said Of noted lobbyist
in Albany that at the beginning Of a
legislative session he calculated that
there might be hundred thousand
dollars sent to the city as corruption
fund, and decided that it was better to
turn 1t into the hands of bis own party
rather than into those Of the opposition
the condition being that his party
should support the legislation desired.
The sophistry that reconciles the vo-
ter to the Illicit use Of money in cleo
tions is of the same kind 1t is, indeed,
the oldest and most familiar of pleas.
If you don't steal, or bribe, or swindle,
somebody else will That is the whole
argument, stripped Of its disguises.
The trouble il that the more generally
1t is believed that money determines
the election, the more general will be
the withdrawal Of honest men from
politics, and the more complete the
management Of politics and the control
Of the government by venal knaves.
To buy elections is to sell the govern
ment. 1t Is the overthrow of the Amer
lean system, and the introduction of
the most sordid Of despotsms. These
are very elementary truths, but
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they are still truths even
in the closing weeks of a great po-
litical contest. The legitimate expens-
e. of a canvass, indeed, are immense,
and every man who is sincerely inter-
ested in the result will be as generous
in giving as he can honestly afford to
be. 1t il not of honest but of dishOn-
est uses of money that we are speak
ing. 1t is the universal, open under
standing that State is to be carried
by 'still hunt" or by tapping the
bar'I," not that documents and tickets
are to be printed. and advertisements
paid for, and the expenses Of speakers
paid. and banners bought, and halls and
music hired, which is menacing. These
last are all fair expenses. But buying
votes is the beginning of the end. To
teach men that their votes are mer-
cbandise is to dig away the foundations.
Our government is in the keeping of
every Individual voter He must make
an individual protest against
But if be enters into competition with
others as to which shall corrupt most
swiftly and most surely, he is merely
struggling to bore hole in the ships
bottom before t'other fellow can suc'
ceed in the same effort
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pulmonary diseases, affording prompt relief
and rapid cures, and is adapted to patients OF
any age or either sex Being very palatable,
the youngest children take it readily. In
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY PEc-
ToRAL are magical, and multtudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness oy It's
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household for the pro-
lection it affords in sudden attacks In
Whooping- cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy so ethcacious,
soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try some OF
the many mixtures, or Syrups, made OF cheap
and ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which, as they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief, and are
sure to deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases of the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; and 1t Is dam
gerous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trihed with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you may
confidently expect the best results. 1t IS a
standard medical preparation, OF known ana
acknowledged curative power, and is as
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing its composition, prescribe II in their
practice. The test of half a century has
proven its absolute certainty to cure all pull
monary complaints not already beyond the
reach of human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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Church Item.

En1roRs CITIZEN The Pittsburgh
SYNOD of the General Synod OF
the Lutheran Church has just
closed most delightful series OF ses-
sions in the town of Worshington, Arm
strong county, Pa. This ecclesiastical
BODY now numbers twenty-three MIN
listers engaged in active work, all OF
whom were present with as many lay
delegates, representing membership
of near five thousand, comprised In hity-
four congregations.
The reports for the year past are re
carded as most encouraging, evlncing
diligent and faithful pastoral work In
all the churches, resulting IN large IN
crease in numbers and in benevolent
contributions. Almost every eongre-
CATION has its prayer meeting and its
Sabbath School especially; the latter
of which consists of over four hundred
teachers and upwards of four thousand
scholars, while the number OF catecnu-
mems reported is upwards OF four hum
dred.
The brethren composing this Synod
are q cheerful, joyful, harmonious set
in their intercourse with each other,
while their cordial manner towards
strangers is refreshing and assuring.
They seem to be body of faithful and
devout men.
That venerable patriarch Peter Graf
and his most noble lady, are as ever,
active, cheerful and hospitable, and In
their age have the immense satisfaction
of seeing the fruits of their steadfast-
ness and self.denial in the cause OF
Christ and to the church of their choice.
Formerly they were almost the only
Lutherans in that community; now
they are members of very large con-
qreeation, and on Sabbath last, though
there were services in the other church
es, in the morning the Lutheran church
was crowded, large as it IS; while In
the evening there was anxiety felt on
account of the immense crowd which
thronped the large audience chamber
With such men as Father Graf as an
active leader, and such preachers and
pastors az Rev. Schwartz, the cause OF
Christ will flourish anywhere.
The choir of tte chr-ch at Worthing-
ton is, in our humble judgment equal
to the very best we have ever heard,
and is composed Of persons who have
not only musical talent well cultivated,
but who are pious and devout.
AN OBSERVER.
October 19, 1880.
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THE EPIZOOTY.

During the last few days frequent
comparison has been made between the
catarrabal influenza now prevalent
among horses in this city and the epi-
zooty of 1923. That there are
many points Of resemblance 10 obvious.
Every one has heard the cough and
seen the discharge from the nostrils
which are characteristic Of both epi-
denies, but in extent and fatality hap
PLY this years visitation is. as yet at
least, far the inferior. The epizooty Of
1872 made its appearance, also at the
close of q hot summer, at Toronto,
Canada, at the end Of September. A
fortnight later it reached New York by
way Of Niagara, and by the end of Oc-
tober 10000 horses in this city and
$4,000 In Brooklyn had been attacked
by it. 1t followed the Atlantic slope
southwark, and in two months reached
Galveston. Then it followed the Mis-
sissippi northward to st. Louis, where
1t turned westward reaching Colorado,
Wyoming and Nevada in January,
1910, ouu OuniOfHid 5OOl hittT WuTu.
Chicago and the lake region were vis-
tied about the same time as this city,
northern New England about the end
Of October, and Southern New Eng
land early in November. This year no
fatal cases, we believe, have been re-
ported, but is 1872 good part Of a
column Of the Times was needed on
several days to merely give list Of
the stables where fatal cases had oc-
Cured, the Total deaths being, Of
course, far more numerous. The effect
in this city can even now be recalled.
Nine car and stage lines stopped en-
tirely, and others ran in morning and
night. Trade nearly came to a stand
still, and oxen were frequently seen in
our streets. For once the ice, coal and
ash carts were conspicuous by their
absence, and butchers carried meat
through the streets on their shoulders.
Sermons were preached about it, and
the scare was complete when it was re-
ported that man had caught the
disease. That was the first appearance
of epizooty in the United States, but
1t is by no means a new disease. On
the authority Of Prof Law it may be
said TO have appeared in Greece, Italy
and Sicily about b. g. Ais. 1t has also
occurred in A. ID. $50, S76, 117", 1249.
1909 (very severely, six times in the
fourteenth century, 80 times in the
fifteenth, twice in the sixteenth, five
times In the seventeenth, 15 times in
the eighteenth, and-if the present ep-
idemic is really the sepizooty-18 times
in the nineteenth, thus far so that as
it has become naturalized here we may
expect it from time TO time hereafter
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a GOOD BUSINESS oPENING.-THE UNION

RGOOD BUSINESS OPENING.-THEU UNION
aInsurance Company, OF Ohio, desires to es-
tablish General Agency for this seciion Of
Pennsylvania. It's asserts ezceed II 10000 90,
with largo surplus. aud has for many years Sc
curel the largest amount Of new business in
Ohio OF any company in the Uniied States.
It's interest receipts exceed its death losses,
matured endowTnents taxes, and commission
paid to agents. Its able management il further
illustrated by the feet that it's rate of losses and
expenses to iis premium income for the year
1879 according TO the New York official reports.
IL lower thar that Of any ether company IL
issues endowment policies at life rates which
are nonforfeitable without surrender AMI incon
testible after three annual payments. II II
governed by the insurance law OF Ohio which
are now the most stringent for the protection
Of policy holders Of any in tlIc Union. They re-
quire foHr per cent. reserve fund invested III
unquestioned securities. which the Superintend-
ent Of Insurance is required annually to ex-
anime The business Of life insurance is now
rapidly increasing. and men po~sessiDg first
clsss business ability and character, who desire
General Agency for this sterling company will
do well to address GEORGE THURNTDN. Man
ager Room 80 Astor Honse Offices. New York.
-tatng in full, age past experience in lie in
surance other business, salaries received and
reference.
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A Friendly suggestion.

EDIroRs CITIZEN If it were mere
ly matter of personal choice between
two candidates, each voter has chance
to say whether he prefers for the chief
magistracy of the Republic Christian
who prays or man who swears, and
If as q Christian voter he prefers the
man who swears how may.it be re-
garded, as consistent or inconsistent !
How will Jesus regard it, as for him
or against him?
AN HUMBLE DISCIPLE.
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THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases of the pull
monary organs a safe
and reliable remedy IS
invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL IS
such a remedy, and no
othersoeminently mer-
its the confidence of
the public. 1t is a sci
entific combination of
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir-
tues of the finest drugs,
chemically united, OF
such power as TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity of results. 1t strikes
Of rha foundation of all
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Talk ABOUT YOUT
TALK ABOUT YOUR
LITERARY REVOLUTIOAS!!
A Complete Cyclop&dia for $500.

Everybody. young and old. learned and un-
learned white or black. in Butler county. there
will be a meeting between you and T.. w Moore
or after August 1st $50. whore purpose it liz
to place in every home, every Office and every
shool roonc in Butler county. complete Cyclic
ptedia. for only 57.0D II is the greatest wonder
Of the age, and contains more nseful and more
accurate information than any other book pub
lished A good map of every country is securely
bound IN with the description Of that country.
Every term and proper name il pronounced.
REVISED TO 1880.
Any teacher desiring this work Immediately
should address, T. W. MOORE
Wolf Creek Mercer Co , Pa.
Specal Agent for Butler county. 4aug3m
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GOLD WATCsu FREE

70 every working agent male of falncle.
Agents are clearing from 50 ~ SO day on our
goods. In addition 10 above premium. Send 10
cents for sample sl.OO for full outt and secure
your county TIE MESSENGER PUBLISHING
20. LewlsbuTg, Pa. i2mylm
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WHEREAs my wife Rachel w. Campbell. has
left my bed and board without any just cause,
aud witbont my consent; this IA, therefore, TO
notify all persons not TO credit or harbor her on
my account, as I win pay no debts OF her con-
WASHINGTON CAMPBELL,
Goct3D Franklin township, Butler Co, Pa.
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STRAY Cow.

Came to the farm OF the sub -
scrIbcr in Clinton township, But ~ N ~
Ter county, Pa. on or about the S%M
2sth day Of August last. white ~ JNess~Z-x,,
COW, with brindc spots, with '--s'<ss~
crop cut Of tight ear and about ten years old. Is
y ilkiny. The owner Is requested TO come for
ward, prove property, pay charges aud take her
away, Otherwise she will be disposed Of rc1id-
ing TO law. JOHN NEASE,
Culmersyille, r. o., Allegheny Co., Pa.
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Notice i'm Divorce.

In re-application Of J. z. A. Gallagher for di.
vorcc from Anna y. Gallagher. A. d., No.
70, March term, 1880.
Having been appointed Commissioner in the
above case, to take testimony and report the
same 10 Court, notice is hereby given that will
attend TO the duties Of the appointment Mt my
office in Butler, on TIL URSDAY, OCT. 2lst, Mt
o'clock, T.. NJ, Mt which time and place all
parties interested may appear if they see prop.
er. t29sep3tl l.. /. BRUGH.
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AamIntsfrafrfx,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration having been granted to the undersign-
ed en- the estate Of James Stoops, late of Cherry
township, county Of Butler, State Of Pennsylva-
MIA, decd all persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate will please make immedi-
ate paw ment, and those having claims against the
same to present them daily authenticated for
settlement ELIZA JANE STOOPS, Adm'x,
je16;6wl Annandale, Butler Co., Pa.
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PENSIONS.

EVERY SOLDIER disabled IN line of duty by
wound, disease. or injury. IS entitled to pensions.
PENSIONS INCREASED.-Nau are drawing
less lan entitled tO-ThOusands OF Heirs entitled
to Pensions and Bounty. REJECTED CASES
re-Opened.
ABANDONED CASES fnished.-COpies Of Lost
Discharges obtaned.--ClaimS of every description
Observation-Disclosures Procured. Address with
stamps II. :. BERLIN & Co, Attorneys.
Box j92. [septs-Gtl Washington. ID. c.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration have been granted
to James w Barr and G.. $. Barr on the estate
Of H. III. Barr decd late OF Jefferson township
Butler county. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims or demands
against the same, should make them known
without delay to
JAMES W. BARR, .dr,,r.
ssp6-6tl G.. s. BARR,
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Das Garufef in Deutfb1ano.

Ole 8orarbeittn far bas finfte alse.
mstne aurnf.f ,u Grantfurt am Ma'n l1no
In soQem Ganse. Sept erit 1T bic 3tit
fur Mbtaltuug bes Sefes bsfnitIp btFimmt
unb 3tpar auf ben 25. bic 81. Suit.
Die Nals bsr amsrttantlhen Surper 3ur
deeilnabme. saran Tam alls. bio gum an,
fang sss Suit perldobsn wsreen. Das
Yrosramm III I'M aasemsinen folsenoes {:
@amaas uno @unntas gOrmittass
gmpfans Der etntrsfenbsn Eurner, @unn.
tag gsadmtttass llebereabe Der BON
Grantfurtsr Damsu ssftftstsn 1urnsr,
9unbesfaene; grocer Sefsus unb fpa.
ter allsemstnes &arturnen. Montas
furnsn ber Muferrtesen. Dienfas
uno Mlttwoa srobes prtisturnsn. Don>
nerfas eutweber Yretsfeatsn ober perl&ie.
osne MusFaee. Jrettas srobe interna'
tionals @esatta. Samias gsrl&ieoenes.
So 1T bsabF&tist, In benz Gef,use, fails
bie Soften nibt gar au toa tomtaen, bic
9Ymnaftt Der @rithtn NSmer unb
Dsut1den CUR Nnldauuns 3u brtnsen. 20
Wluf1fcprps uerben In Dem Tef3use einse'
rebt, nidt sersdnst bic Mu1tsn, wslte
bic etn3elmen gsreine mittrinsen. Die
Eurnseratbs, bersn Soften fd auf stwa
5000 81. belauisa, weresn senau mad
8orldrift aht ansefertiet, um wieber Der.
fauft wereen 3u tSnnen, es befneeu td
earunter 40 Rtde, 40 Barrsn uno 40
Sawlnsel. gfad tem Rofenibsri&lase
Der ein,slnen .gemmi1aonen belaufen fl4
bic @eiammtfoasn bes JsRes auf 1000
3D., tpelde Summe wobl nod uberi&rit'
ten perben barfte. Die erObe 6efbale
fofet unssfabr 10000 Narf.
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aus Berlin erSablt Elm bortises
Blatt: rSn bsr 5ite pes @efedteS pers
iteisen iia uniere @epOrter suweilen gu
fiibnen Stplwenbunsen unb Gombinatip=
men. slu8 unleren pripaten Grfabrunsen
ber leeten Gage fSnnen mir CUR Grbeitez
runs unlerer 2eler folsenbe annutbise
Yroben mittbetlen. Sn einem Bertdte
iiber cine 8eriammluns Der drilflid,
lo5ialen Nrbeiterpartei idrieb elm &epcrs
ter: rSSnis 2ear Don Saul 9inbau." Ser
unsliidlide bat ben Namen bes alien
Britent5niss wubrideinli4 init benz Der
@rdf fin 2eab SerwedIelt. Gs 1T abrisens
berielbe, ipelaer einn,al in elmer gaturforz
1dersT Teriammluns fclsenoen Sat sebSrt
bate: rDie Suben baben bus @eiee ber
Sdwere erfunoen," itatt uNemton 0prid,
Njuten) bat" &c. Sn elmer 8anf>9toti,
CAB Elm @epcrter folsenpen unersrinpliz
den Sas gum 8elten: uSor ibm bat Oies
eenl ainltler nod gtiemane nadsemadt." "
Sin Nnoerer idrieb: uDas Sdaufeniter
9aItan'S 1T eine 9aupt@ @SertebrSaber fir
3alaenbiete," unb in elmer Nbenb~ 3ei-
tuns laIen mir fiir3lid BON per llmwanb'
lung beS observation-disclosures in eineu
Sdmudplae burd ben fdbtiiden @arten'
Director, tpelder nidt 3u llniperiitits.
5tpeden benibt tpirb."
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elad ffa ntdt 70 erldredsno, pie es un
fsblbar ausssiansn iein mabts, psnn bic
Queompttve UNI einise 5unbert @hrttte
,usor AT Der bort fell abldieBenben 3d.
lduns sntsle'f wdre. 60 mar bier aos'n
Ser etne, aum @lad tpsnis beisbte Wassn
umaeporfsn unb auf bean Damn lisssn
ssbIieben, bic Snlaifen arbeitstsn itd untsr
gdbIfe Der Sdaffnsr 3umeif init unas,
fatrlihen Quetfdunseu uno Gcntulfonsn
aus ben 3srbro6enen 8enfsrn anb SSarsn
6eraus Nur elm Idon alterer 5srr, Der
In einem Coupe eratr @lane bsftublth
aepel.n, mar fdwersr perlsbt wurefn unb
unfdtte, Fd ielbit 3u belfen. Grit NIT
Maee eslang ss, tbn ebsnfaas tn's Srsie
~ brinesn, jsee gemesuns, bic er ma@ts,
serrietb, bae er bsfftsfeu @&msr3, belcne
bers am lnten Sbsrihsntel lit, ano 70
1etr sr pfenbar sswubnt mar, iih 5u Be-
berr1hen, fubr itm bod ab unb 3u elm
dh3enbsr Qaut BON ben 9ippen. Gfn Dor,
nstm aetlstpetss, ettpa setnjaerisss Uiao.
den ifanb ratblps iammsrnb, aber sputs
unYsrlebrt nebsn lem; man wOats tbn
in etnsn Der fsbenseblisbensn Wassn Oes
3usss trasen, attin sr srtlarte aul's
Be1immtsRe, bus @utteln sinss fpatsrsn
Weitertransports niht ausbalttn su TOM
nen, uns ssbOt, tbu NIT isintr 1odtsr in
bas nddRe 5aus gu brinsen, BON osm
(oalsih tn bic @tabt mad einem Nr3t
ee1didt tpsrsen lole. Gin ioloatilhss, an
8efeblen uns Wiperipruhsloasttit &C.
tpDtntss Wt1sn that i'm unp,rfennbar ale
eInen bS9srsn Sff3ier t,,nt.
Gprtltbuna fols'.
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Ser amerifQnild1e gpn1ul in 8re

= = Ser amerltdni1be 9Dnlul IN Brez
men -1aelbet benz Staats6epartement:
Sic Nllstpanberling iiber 8remen nabm
eiuen .iol9en unfa1g an, baB fi9 bic
-9egenuartigen & 3ransportmittel als u1ls
5llrei6eno eripieien.i Ct giebt bic 3abl
Der pdbren6 Der eritert orei Monate 6es
laufenoen Sabres ii6er 8remen ausge=
.manberten perionen auf $3.50 an, cine
3unabme bon 1922 i'm 8erglei9 nit
Dem borbergebenoen 8ierteljabre -Nu6
tbeilt Ser @oniul NIT, baB 1i1 in 8re=
men unter bem Namen u9euti6e Yetro=
leum=8obr=g r=gompagnie" cine @efe1li6aft
5ur @usbeutung oer in Der gtabe BON
9ren1el1 entoedteu petroleumquelleir nit
ei1leinN Nftienfapital BON l 100000 Mart
gebilbet babe. 8 t4sE -'f
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Gin @enielblatt be,iffert bic G11,

= = GIN 2Sem1elbldtt be5tffeft Die Aitz
3ab1 Der amerifanilden 8ersnasunssreiz
ienbeu mad europa in bielem Sabre auf
10000. Weun isber bieler 8eiienben uur
$1,000 perausSabt, 70 tpiirbe bas 50 Wilz
lipne1 Dollurs Baarselb aus benz 9anbe
f4leppen. Da man ben Dur&idnittsbe<
tras BON @elb, BEN bic ginwanberer mad
Ialerifa mitbrinsen, auf nur 60 Dcaars
peranidlast, 70 miirben 100000 @inwan>
berer benz 2anbe INNER nur Elm Drittel
bon ben, getrase erieeen, tpelden bic 50s
600 Nuswanberer fcrttrasen.
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DcttpvsW Ibrtu.

Die @sbatrsn Der Dcetorsn fnb ein
@sssnllanp, wurtn ,ur 3sit irbr pisIe Ytr.
lOnsn tnterelart fne. Sir slaubsn Der
Sap fiir Bsiu&s II SO, was sinem Nann.
Der fir tia Sabr an eas Bttt sffeiIsIt III,
unb stnss tasliden Bsfadss bsoarf, iiber
81, 900 bas Satr fur Wsbi,in unb Nuf.
wartuas aQsia iofen wlres! llab cine elm.
,tss Glai&e 5opiea. Bitttrs, sur rs&ttn
3eit aenpmmsn. 1lniirbs $1,000 unb elm
aanaes Sabr Rsdhibett erlpart babsn. 81.
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er;,h .rrf,roe, .;,. or.s.

. : Triid empfaasen cine srs6e Aus=
uabl pon Sduben uab Shippers, Damen
'nns Rinoeritrampfe, f.rtise leinene 9lei=
Der ftr Damen unb Riaber, 6trotbite,
Blumen unb Banb unb neue @alicos
bel s. Spste @Sbne. y3r'.
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aufselprunsene 6dnbs. Ginige Erop.
fen BON So9nions Nnubsne eini,
ment, selesentti& In bic {,anbe serisbsn,
sstalt bteielben .petd unp fret sum &aub.
pfrben. 5oIbatsn, 5esleute unb JtIdsr,
icaten fth btsrau ertunsrn. s. IL bas
bette Eminent In efr Welt Tir isben 3wsd.
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Tim ATE uniere &uubeu

3ufrieoen gu iteuen pertaufen mir nod
SO Oubeno Der elesanten @laeeebauo.
ldube nit 3 &nSpfen fir 35 gents bas
Yaar ; bieiel6en iino sulltommen breimal
10 piel pertb. Seltelluusen per YoIt aus
eem 9anoe auf biele 6anoi perben
prompt auseefabrt. g dram&ec.
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ginsr unftrer Nahbarsn perlor far,liH
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-07
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nsminirt ,u f.tsn uno fHlasen Jree.
Dcuslas opsr Ssnatar Bruet ba,u Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-07

- Gin Dtann i'll Walbos @itp, Nepa.
ba, bate oft in nddtliher Weile bic Riite
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-07

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QppstitloEstsit lit, 70 lief Id eine 5laidt
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fen Don @Yraeule tcmmen. Sie talfen
mir unD anp fsttbem mein befer unb bilIis.
fer 5ausar,t seworeen. s. Stodlein,
Union, 81. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-07
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