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OffiO.''

Under the above significant headline the
Boston Herald gives a thoughtful analysis of
the steady decay of Republican majorities
in Ohio, and reasons, which TO thinking
men will I've incontrovertible, why Ohio must
lie ranged in the list Of doubtful states. II
says:
A state which for six successive Presidential
campaigns has given its electoral vote for the Repub
can canddatcs Is not lightly to be placed In the column
OF uncertain States. Ohio last pronounced for n
Democrat IN 1859, when her electors voted FOR Frank
lin Pierce hut since that time she has been unvary-
ingy Republican In the great quadrcnnia contests.
Wherein lies the hope Of sangulne Democrats that
ohio will return to the column of Democratic States
They count upon the gradual lcsscnng Of the Repub-
lcnn maiorites until the reaction is complete and the
political position Of the state reversed For conr-
nation Of their theory they point to the fact that ever
since isei, Ohio has been steadily diminishing her
Republican maioilties. Specifically considered. the
figures seem to bear out the antiCpo,ions OF the
Democratic nrithmeticlans. The record is an open
book
1864, Lincoln over Mcclellan. .....,........ 80, $50
lS6S, Grant over seymour. Al, 6l7
sI2, Grant over Greeley ey.............,...'37, sal
iS70, Hayes over rilden. '7,5io
'rluiolitics only In 1872 Grants majority over
oil candidates was 81 2Gs linycs's majority bu,
2,7F.
In each Presidential contest since 1854 the Demo
Gratis have gained nearly two to the Republicans
one The accession Of strength to the Republican
party In ohio has not kept pace with the growth Of
population Since s0i the Republicans have added
6S. GOO votes to their total whereas the Democrats
have gained III, 600. In worl the Republican vote
has Increased u per cent. since issi and the Demo-
Gratis 80 per cent. The decline of the Republican
strength In ohio was never more apparent thnn In
the hoy-contcsted gubcrnator,a fight ot 1875. when
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The other day was walking along Gros-
yenor square when l saw q lady alight from n
bruugliai and enter house. Her footman at once
took out her letters fron receptacle In the carriage
aud read them To the coachan. II is gratifying 10
perceive that the gentlemen In motley are eager as
any other class to enlarge their minds by the eTusaI
of literature. LOndOa Truth, Juiy 1.
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toL' Tom ocnlL1RRE appears meteor-liks
ON tile horizon Of Saratoga society. The Ddiy Srd-
o9d" sgnaliles his advent By copying consplcuousy
the following, which II styles y glowing I'VE
shodld call IT an astonlhhiDg-paIagraph from one Of
Col. ochiiiree' letters TO the Sportsman:
With the faithful who followed the crescent Of
the great Prophet it.wa6 always "AIaby the blcst. -
With MS d-time and constant haJitUss OF this de-
lghtful spot the exclamation is SaratOga the gl0r-
ousi mot glorious alone for the grandeur, pomp and
magnincence that characterles her In the brilliant
season, when her great hotel palaces. lighted up with
bfilllancy equaling the sun itself-wlth daily and
weekly ftes surprising the dreams Of those who par
tcipaied with the Grand Monarlue at Versailles
FDntamebeau, hut for GOd-giying blessing that
gulphs and supefsedes all othersthe supreme life
giving and vigorous elixir cOntained la It's exquisite
atmosphere, aud It's unapWoachable aud unequaled
waters Having gone quietly through ths beautiful
spring, Saratoga Is now enrolling her lovely form la
lts usual wealth VI flowers, glowing sllsets,
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uroY the whole we are pleased with the
course of the Republican press. The more
they attempt to assail General Hancock 5 per
sonal character the more evident will be the
contrast between its purity and the lack of
that quality in the character of his oppc-
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llooDluMisM seems to have reached its ut
most development here. 1t is TO be hoped
that the young wretches guilty of the out
rage on Mary Mansfield will get the extreme
nenaltY of the law.
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The fee of doctors is an item that very
many persons Interested In Just at present.. We
believe the schedule for visits Is Is, which would tax
confined 10 his bed for year, and In need OF
daily visit over a. 900 year for taedical attendance
alone And one single bulle uf Hop Bltors taken In
time would save the Il 0JJ Ail all tlv yegr's sck
ness, Post.
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steal horses on the canal; therefore he never
became horse-thiet. And so on nd iqfnii,m.
The hardness and adaptability of this style
Of argument will recommend 1t to politicians
Of both parties In this hot weather when the
process of serious cefebration Is so laborious
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The Potomac Ferry Company ought to
provide more chairs for boats running to and from
Alexandria. When passengers take the river route
iof comfort seat on the forward deck is Of the
things they pay for.
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The Political outlook.

WAsHSOToS, u. c., July II, 1880
To the EdttOr Of The Sundoy Reroid:
SIR The following statement is conf
IDENTIFY submitted as political prediction, II being
both fair and safe to that the Northern States
which were carried for Tilden In 1876 Will 20 for
Hancock now:
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A wAsnISoroS despatch to the Boston

The theorists who have been building up plan, ac-
r0fdug 10 which General Hancock must resign his
position In the regular Army, on the ground that he
cannot indOrse the Democratic platform without
iectiug himself 10 liability to COuIt-nartial fur In
subOrdination and conduct unbecoming an uhcer ana
gentleman Were not well supplied with facts and pre-
cedents. In 1857 capt. John Pape, now Nal Gen.
Pope at Louisville, KY, declared that James
Buchanln was a sc0undfe and traitor, words tu
that effect lie was court maTtaled for this LAM
guage, bat the SECRETARY OF War, Mr.. Floyd held that
the Oenbe was not one that Involved his punishment
under military law, and he not punished No
pIominent Army ofhcer who has ever run for the
Presidency has resigned his once previous Ia the
election and there is no necessity for General Han
cock doing so.
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Now that Dr. Tanner has begun to gain In weight,
II not time 10 stop the farce of watching him and
to relieve the reporters whose duty II has been 70
port nt what minute he put on and took of his Slip
sweating, OF course; In both processes he Is con-
startly losing part OF the materials which make up
his body yet he gains In weight while pretending 10
take no food. What Is the use In discussing or OBJ
serving the obvious cheat further Is anybody pre-
pared TO doubt that the Increase In this mans weight
comes ftuin some sOiiCcy Are expected 10 be-
lleve, upon the testimony OF any number W experts,
that breathing, sweating man, who takes no food,
has actually gained In weight while losing the mate
tlals OF his body NJ every mOmenty N not what re-
mains In this ease worth watching or reporting In the
newspapeis2 The only conclusion that any man can
come to-unless there are men prepared to believe
that matter may he Increased by subtractlon-is that
br. Tanner eats, lie has eaten very little, appa-
rcntly, and has managed 10 conceal his eating very
adroitlyI but that he eats there lie doubt In
any sane mud His little slip In taking trife too
waited Tor by shrevd persons for several days now
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

TANNER has gained four and half pounds
III two days, which proves that his fast is fraud.
so there is a new Second Comptroller !"
where S he from ?''
''Oho, of course. -
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GENERAL opinion about Tanner :

- Is IIt utHH ytIFTT
'No.''
$50 sorry
"WhyY'
slilIion other Idiots be fasting next II this one
'dOn't die. -
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s-,s,z orrICn of the CoMMIssIoNERs
or tun DisrRiCr OF CoLuMuiA,
wAsBiHeroN, July G. 1850.

whsHiHGroN, July 0, 1850.
REMOVAL OF BoDfEs FROM HoLMEAD GENIE
Terry.
whereas In the suntry civil Appropriation Act of
June T. isso, appropriation Of $4,000 is made fof
the removal of bodies from IIolmcad Cemetery when
requested by the relatives.
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners OF
the District Of Columbia prepared to act upon all
applications to them for the removal Of bodies under
the provisions Of said act, and all persons having
bodies of relatives inferred In said Cemetery re-
ques,ed to promptly make known their wishes as to
the disposition OF the remains.
by order of the Board.
WILLIAM TINDALL,
ivti Secrrtnry
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sMe A q A II - .

n1aye A q A II ID.
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
,fctions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood etc. will send recipe that will
cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This great rcmedy
was discovered by missionary In South America.
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
r. INMAN. station y, Nep FORK Citn fcl5-ly
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I'|LI YOUR CLAIMS.

Under the recen 1ct Of Con-
gress cOnJeiTing .jMrisdictiOn
on me Court T CI0ins to
adjust eGisfinD ObiiDatiOns
0gdinsf the District 0f COiUIn-
bi0, PARTIES Interested shOuid
Jite their claims WithOHt dei0y.
The Mittersigited has assOci-
0ted himself With u WeW-
EnO,Cm 0nd tc0ding iey0I firm
in me prosecution niid cOfiec-
tiOn Of district claims, 0nd
aOiU Dice persOItdi attention to
the preparation Of sMch c0Ses
to he submitted IOr acti0n NJ
the court.
Board of Audit Certificates al all
classes, Sewer Bonds and other Gertth-
Gates Of indebtedness purchased at the
Highest Market Rates.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
NO. ae2 FOUR.AND.A-HALF STREET,
Above Columbia Building.
Jyl-u
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9srsonal.

A WIDOW LADY NOT OVER THIRTY
"A years of age desires to form the acquaintance 0
an Intelligent, refined. and sensible gentleman, who
is Kind hearted aud strictly temperate.
Address A. HARMON,
iy ls-ltn Washington, ID. q.
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Snfriat Notifts.
,.rpr.s,Iaru Avn AssCssoS,s

n>ssyeTREAsURER AND ASSESSON's
~ OFFICE.
WAsHtNoToS, u. C., July IL, 1850.
NOTICE.
PERSONAL PROPERTY RFrURN FOR lssi.
The time for making your PERSONAL RETURN
for 1881 Is extended to August L. II not returned on
befoto that date TO this ONCE the assessors as re-
aured by law, win make out statement OF your tax
able property from the best means they may he able
10 obtain, and add thereto penalty of FIFTY PER
CENT, which caffict he remited except by Congress.
The Personal, as well as General Taxes, are pnya-
ble In November, at discount OF nye per cent,
nv order of the Commissioners.
ROBERT 4. DODGE,
Trea asurer aud Assessor.
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M~Ssyo yowANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT
WsS we sell n First class Tailor made Second hand
Suit much better and great deal cheaper than COM
few suit can be bought, Mt JuSfl,'S OLD
STAND, No G,g u street, between sixth and Seventh
streets northwest, at Branch store, No. i0s Ninth
rect, between u and r stfeets northwest.
n. B.-we bny but First-cldss Secondhand Cloth
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a-,ar.CoL,EcroR.s OrftcE.

axsseCOLyECTOR'SO OFftCE.
wSS DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsurSGroS, Jufie 20, 1850
NoTICE-Al owners or keepers Of dogs In tho Dls-
tiict Of Columbia are hereby notified that the yearly
tax Imposed by act OF Congress all dogs owned or
kent In said District win be due aud payable on July
1850 Upon payment of said tax tags WIN bc ISSUED
as provided In said act.
JOHN r. COOK,
collector Of TaNcs,
tyII-2t District q! columbia.
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,,Diater i'd wG Grmen- Ser

uDidter iawdrmen gers
liebte ieuf3en!"
SIN IeiFerwsrt bsr @aGpiuns, Rem
0etbe, fno fp Siele 8etse ssreint, pab es
lanee Belt nia,mt unb eenaues Nadfor,
fden, bic GebIer su ftnben, fats iberbaupt
wei&e Scrbanesa i1nb. Das Weib BAT
bic eble aufsabs, in ZEN @tuabsn bss
Summers ben Mann au Sfsn. Dsnn
abr bic Sonne fafint hnb allss bsa it,
bann wirb bas Bsib gum beitsrn @amet-
terlins, unb Ntats III su tofbar fir isine
5iae. llnb uniere 9ieblinee, bslonoers
bic iun9en Wabden btersulanbe, lesen be.
befunbsren Dertb auf bic Tubbetleis
buns. 0snn es auf btelem @ebiete et.pas
Neues pber Nobsrnss In Tubbstletbung
sibt, unlere tunsen Mdeden maiIst Is
baben. nnb pas fnnn es tubfderes &c.
ben, ale einen 3terltA umtIllten Tub !?
Der 1T stn Mobell fir Die Bils9auer unb
elm Sbema, fur bas Didter 1Amarmen
unb iiber sas @srltsbte 1suf3en. Dtr
slaubsn, bas 1T cine pafenbe ginleitums
su bem, rporauf mir bic Damen aufmsrt>
fam MAIDEN wufffn namlid ibr @1u6>
seus BET ben 5srren Martin unb
So bn etn3ufaufen.
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. Cine Der itiirmiiHfteu se.r,tftn bo,

WttSe Ft"A"'tPfStu StbtetfeH put
Ter Dampftr 5araoaY burfsemadt, mel.
der mad elmer 6aert BON sisrunbspaasig
Sasen.um Samitas BON 9ipsrprol in Nep
gcrt e:rt.af. Der Garasay mar ur=
fpriinslid ,um 3msds Der 9esuns Don
Dean 4abslu aebaus. CT III elm ioae.
nanntcr oEoppsl. gnber"; itin Bug unb
5tsrn fnb uun sleidsr 5orm, une beie.
fno NIT Shraute uno Steuerruber ter.
isbsn. Das farmilds Dstter, sesen bas
ct an3ufampfsn bate, rpirb fslbR auf benz
ncroaflantilden Dean lelten erfabren ;
gan, unsrbort mar aber bsGsn Dauer.
Bonn 81, bio gum 2S. gloS.mber fdmpfte
Rag edif sesen tsftise, aus DsR TOM
msnbs Stiirme uno tobt See, BE BON 3eit
au 3sit i,ber banslbe idlus rnb 20 bstnatf
srbridte, Gm "a. ga, unb 27. N6z
ysnlbsr trbbtts I'D Der Sturm gum raIen
ben Drfan. Nm 9. Dsember nm uar
mad Mittsrnaht traf Der JarabaY sun.
osrtunb3wau,ie Msilsn Ialih pon @aney
6oot auf ben Dampfer 9efans, ber itn'
balf, Der Sttrn mad pormarts au renben.
lns 70 fu5r tr BEN 5afen lu, bis sr Gam.
Rag Nadt ianerbalb ,won,is Meilsn scu
Santp 6Oot in's Sdlspptau ssnemmsn
uno mad Der aaarantaine ssbradt wurbs.
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- TOlsenbe ipnoerbare 0iebefisuren
merben in einem 9tufiate ber a5lniiaen
3eituns mitsetbeilt: u9eadbem iid bic
Yprti6re seldloffen Bate, i4lapfte Elm
meibtider SuB ins 3immer unb lSI4te
nit eisener Sanb bic Ser5en. geibe Ger5te
permcdten bic @ntleelte ni4t atebr ins
2eben suridruien. Sc BAT benz @wisen
sefaIen, meine ieit % Subren beienene
Srau ab;uruien. Gin 8lrser bon Sreuz
fabt mpllte pprise Woae feline Srau nit
benz Geuplper eri4ieBen traf iie aber
nidt unc iiet beSwesen binter SdlpB
unb 0tiesel. Der Wasen ber @epclutipn
rollt unb fletidt bic 3abne. (So perf=
derte Der Sitreidilde Suitidu1iniiter 9He
I'm O1ar3 1S49 ben Wiener Stubenteu.)
Das 8pbltbdtisfeitz@O bat sman5ig
Yaar Sdube oertbeilen lalen, mount
t,laude Ibrdne setrodnet purbe. Sd iite
in Teplie als @ursaif Bel elmer Eaiie
Saffee i'm Sreien, ba flopft mir cine @ttms
ME bon hinten auf bic Sdulter, unb mein
2eipaiser Stubenburid ftebt ppr mir.
Der Stier erfaBte ben @irtler 51rmann
uno murbe BON bielen1 l1nsebeuer berart
bearbeitet, Oub Inn fiinf Bis feds Mppen
einsebidt puroen, icbaB an ietnent Nuf@
fomn1en seSweifelt wire. Yraiibent
gber1arO @raf 5u Stolbers erSfinete bic
Yeriamnlluns nit seidaftliden Mittbetz
lunsen, wprunter audi bic, caB bic becp=
rirten Trauen unb Sun9frauen auf bem
Bureau pes Sauies uufselest fiab. l1nz
ter ben auSefomlnenen Nusma anberern Be-
finbet iid eine alte + I in b Srau, tpelde
ibren IN Gmerifa lebenben @cbn sor ih<
rem @nbe mod einmal ieben mSate.
Borausitdtli4 spirb nod eintges Waiier
Il ber b EN- 9 ers flteB e II, ebe feif,
Seifellt ipprben, pb oas ridwarae Weib"
(cie @ef) ieinen SUP uirflidl BON ber
Wclsa an bic gaemauiinouns 8eiest ,tnb
nit einem Nie eniprunse bon
einem Gnse oes ruifiiden &eides an bas
anbere 8 efdritten 1T. Das Dtittel<
meer mirb 70. penis ein britiider Gee
iperben, als Elm fran5Sfider; aber es pirb,
tsenn ensliide Snitiatipe bic Tirten aif=
rlttelt, aud in ieiner O1balte pieber'
Gulturlanb tperben.
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beren &reifsn seberpet es fd 70 frivol'
nonhalant mad eem edten pariier Mu
fer; mon slaubt ba INNER I'M Saubcurs
ct. 0srmain gu letn, tpenn man tie Mu'
een fdlisbt, um hisie idarfen, brpnsixten
5rauenesfFater unb oieie ,paGerausieen,
blonben Mannertypsn nidt su feben.
Mber bic npntalante Gripolitat Bat etwas
BON Der unseswunsenbeit bss tustanii&en
5oflebens wdtrenb Der pst In Gloren3.
Das Sfsntltde 2eben mahte nod tran,pf'
bate Nnfrensunseu, ebe cd In bic tOste
Scinmeriation binsinitarb. Die italie
ntide Oper rate fGrmItd = ober es
raRe weniefsns RclfEni. Die Sisao
ra Maru3,i mar eine 8oTna, I'M islba
bic In Daridau 70 psrsStterte Mrtut
3u Ysrbunfeln ae war ancaluflGer als
bic ettuae erab3asise unp fatlbaartse Bsl
Stertn.
81.
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6. QSpIffpn.

Serr 8. Woliion bat iein MS6elsez
fddft mad benz neuen 5tpre am Main=
Yta5a perlest unb oalelba bic prddtis=
iten WSbsl gum gerfauf, bic ie bier pffe.
rirt purben. Nlles mas in bieies Sad
fhldSt, ,pie Strcbmatten Eeppide, 2du
fer, 3arbinsnbalter ,c. 1T baIelbit gu ba=
Ben unb 5par 3u ben mdbisifen Yreiieu.
Das Sptslwaarenbepartemen EN- Mt
bat 1sinsa Ylab In Dem frutsrsn WGtel-
fore, binter psm neueu 0sbaubs, estun-
ben. Dteis Nueftelune III tslontsrs
rsiataltis unb umfabt Aass, mas ter
9pieluaasennlartt Der Wslt ttstst. berr
WOlhon ssrfauft aud In bielsm Dsparts.
meat NIT ssr!nssm proFt uno mir Tnb
ilber3euss, bab bas erobe 9assr binnen
'wenissn Easen seraumt ietn pirb.
Wan beetle ifa batsr feline giufaufe su
MAIDEN. 5m.
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(gurtiebnits fDlet,)

Der @un1H einer Dame.
>, tpie idb winlde, baB meine 5aut 70
rein unb wsid ware. ,pie bic Sbriee, faste
eine Dame su ibrer Treunbin. Sie ION
nsn oas Qeiht errttdsn, anttportete bic
Treunbin. gBie 70 Gstrauhsn Sic
5Opfenbitter, bas erseast rsinss Slut anb
blIaenbe @sfunbtet. SD tbat es, wie
Ste bfmerfen fGnnen. Cairo Bulletin.
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- Die erfe Nabrnnsaqusle bes Sinbes
1T naturssmab bic MuttsrbruR. @snn
aber ausir5enb elmer ur1 1ade btsfe Quslls
perfmt, pber bic SHUTTER 3n idpaalih III,
70 mub bic Wi6enihaft bsr Natur 3u
5iIfe fcmmen; bas bat fe purd bie sr.
finouns Don Neufdbter's Deut,
{ dec 6 tnber me BIZ (Ydoebtrcpbine)
ermSslidt. So III Elm polfummenes gr,
fabmttel fir Wluttermil6, mad miRsn
fdaftli6sn prtneiplsn bsreitst, uno Yprb
Don Qsr;tsn iebr ernpfoblsn. gu basen
In allen rsnpnmirten Nputbstsn.
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g. &. Gfeinc.

Jur bic teuVrEtebsnoen gsittass BAT Der
bsfannte SuweIier, Ssrr 6. s. &lsine,
cine bh5fhe 4uswabl BON @plpiahen
agsr Dirt, wie llbrsn, Ninse, &sitsn,
BIoden. Nrmbanpsr, Manl&etten, une
5emesnfnopfs &c. einsssauft unb ufsrirt
ale cisle Uaaren ,u ben mabisasn Yrsi.
fen, unt nit tem sanjen gorrott,
otne @udadi uuf ginfaufsprsis soaldnbis
uuf,uraumsn. gr lapst bas publitum Der
Staet uno llmeesenp srsebsna stn, bel ibm
por3uiprsdsn unb isine Waaren ,u inlpi.
,irsn. Drsils biaieer wie js porbsr.
t3l, ,12tup.
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6amorrbpIbeu. Bio iest a(s unbei]

= 5amcrrtclben, bic jsst als unteils
Bar tetrahtst, tGnnen auf eine biIiee,
unfdabltte mno idmsr,lole 0eile, burd
bic @nweneuns prn Or. g. Silssee's
Mnafeiis turirt werbsn, wslGes bur@
5aufenee BON le6enosn 3eusen, me,Ge
i9re @ensiuns ttslsm ,aastaren Mittsl
gu canfen baben, teple1sn psreen tann.
MuFer wercen auf gerlaneen tofenfrei
3usefdidt oarh .. 9eu fdbt.r &
60, gpr 1886, Nep gort. 3u batsn
In alien renpmmirtsn Npetbeten. 6itet
eu& pcr Nadabmunssn. AGtrt tarauf,
bab bic llnteriHrift BON 8. Silstee, M.
D, fh auf ieosr SeIte Der Stahtsl bf.
fneft kE5{z4f I'D 8t$. )
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u atur, citation

Dsean Der eInist 8aatsn in ysngon
bat, trafsno): 60 nett II 20 allc nit
tir stfommsn SIN 8taer benafdsa hu
mir bic Mild! Ntsr mie tstbt eas De>
fen, Dor csm gli&ts psrtcrssu tisttt, has
alss Rset Der tenn Id felb1 nur elm
nihtists Staubforn bin ...?
GrB (usinsnb): Die 6rau Cnautn !!
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= Sic Better bon Sduiern in Der
n6dften llmgebung oes 96Iner Comes
finb, I'm ben preis ibrer 8ebduoe be-
fragt, 70 erorbitant in ibren 6proerunz
gen, bab man bon Dem anfauf oerlelben
bebufs Greilegung bes Somes CUR 3eit
abTebt.-9ln 0er tpeitli9en Siiot6urmz
Gacaoe 1T nur nod oas parterrefeniter
au reftauriren uno iiber Dem gingang
bor oem Wimperg Elm Giebel nit 7 sos
thii9en 3biirm6en au erri6ten. lin
oleie beioen arbeiten aussufiibren bat
man bereits bas 8augeriift erri6tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-20
Wtt @IadtrIanaJ

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sen nnb eeIber. Shmsrsen In llntsrlsite
,eissn cine llncrbnuns an. Gsrud,
Iarbs obsr irsenb pslde Sutaan5sn I'M
urtn otrfiinttn eine 6ranftsit, wsIhe 10
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bsmsrtsnswettbsn @istnitaftsn Don gDar.
nsrs Safe RiensY uno eiusr Cure lpre.
Den bOren unb iino iiter,sust. nab ss
nidts Wntbpcllerss eessn aus llnoro.
nunasn tss uriniripitsms louUbl bsim
mannlthsn, wie beim wsib!ihsn @sldlsa,
te aibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-20

- Ser bsfs @tof 1T ssrssubet, wsnn
Der Sdneiber ietns Sdulbistsit ntdt
tbut. @ebt 3u Cohen uub &D.
nte bei m uno ibr weroen einen Wnsus
erhalten, Der 1st u.pie ansesUHea."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-20

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gemeloet, baB Die 8eidafte bort arg
barnieoerliegeit lilO belonoers Die Sei=
benfabrifz zIrbeiter ii6 in GROCER 9lnaabl
3ur Nustuanoerung nod Nmerifa Ri fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-20
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unb Wsi3snmstl NIB perfauit In srcben
auantitdtrn In bic tlmsssene.