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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

THE ABLE CORRESPONDENT of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer thinks that little or moth
ing more will be done in rhc Star-route in
yestigation until Congress meets. Perhaps
there will be something else for Congress to
investigate by that time.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

A GENTLEMAN, described as attircd in n
black suit and soft black felt hat went into
Cleveland restaurant the other day for
some ham and eggs, Instead of settling
his bill he settled the proprietor. The bul-
let reached his heart. This will precipitatc
o finer quality of ham and eggs on the
Cleveland market
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

If MOTHER SuIpToN fails to realize on
her prophecy before the first Monday in
December, n movement is on foot to have
Congress pass joint resolution extending
the time.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28
TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1881.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED to correct the re-
port that number ofmortgages were blown
off last night. This will be distressing to
the debtor class.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

MR.. CoNKLING had a rough experience
yesterday. He vacated his old rooms, and
within two hours all the trees in front-were
blown down. We are not superstitious.
Possibly some people are
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

THE Cincinnati Commercial thinks the
most unfortunate thing for the reputation
of General Grant that could happen is the
discussion which he is provoking of his use
of the appointing power as President. The
General never makes mistake when he
takes tuck in his mouth
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28
Ought TO be Content.

Augusta C0nstitutiOnnIlst.
man named Abraham o. jackson Is
stirring up the lottery men. He swears
that he has invested over $S6, 900 in tickets
since 1876, without "hitting it, once. A
man with $4,000 ought to be content with
i,,..l
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

A SPECIAL TELEGRAM from Evansville,
Ind, announces that Pilot George Williams,
of the shinkle, reports the appearance of
another comet in the northwest by north,
between Sand 0 o'clock last night, nearly
as large and as brilliant as the one dis
covered in the northeast Thursday morn
ing. When mariners get far out to sea on
the Ohio they are liable to lose their reckon
ing but the indications all around would
seem to be that the comets have arranged
for convention to take measures for the
propcr celebration of the Fourth of July
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

THE FENIANs have tried to blow up the
Town Hall at Liverpool and the Thicrs
Monument at Paris. An insurance policy
has been taken out to-day on the Washing
ton Monument
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

WATERING PLACES and summer resorts
suffer so acutely from the want of a new
amusement that they might introduce as n
pleasing and refreshing novelty the Madras
race. In this peculiar national diversion
anything can be entered, generally limited
only by the number of legs. Thus, the
guadrupcd contest can embrace anything
from an elephant to II mouse, while the
biped has varied scope from man to a
chicken, the goose not excluded. A little In
genuity might make this novel trial of speed
pleasing substitute for the ancient sack
race and creased pig as provocativcs ofmirth
and the convulsive shouts of laughter that
are always reported as the inevitable adj
juncts of these popular but rather toe
familiar last resorts of u too utterly utter
! ennuied community
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

ON THE PRINCIPLE that an ounce of pre-
vention is worth pound of cure the Led-
ger, of Philadelphia, publishes, as a warning
to small boys and their parents, a catalogue
of the casualties arising from the patriotic
performances of the last Glorious Fourth
in that quiet city. The prc-emincnt child
killer seems to be the toy-pistOl. This war
rantcd perfectly harmless toy has singular
propensity to explode, and, in so doing, it
makes havoc of the hand that holds it.
Loclsjaw follows and then death, with n
frightful detail of regular sequence that
makes the list u long monotony Of horror.
A round dozen of cases are described, in
every one of which the hand 50 wounded
resulted in lockjaw, with the sad uniformity
in the fact ofa lingering suffering closed by
death in period Of about two weeks.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28
The Work Goes NObIy On.

st. Paul Dispatch.
Sly observers ut Washington venture the
opinion that Secretary Window Is trying
to step in the tracks John sherman made
four years ago when he set out on his great
tramp for the Presidency.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28
warning Served.


ClncInnntI Enquirer.
To-day the great four-hnnded billiard
match begins In Paris between Nignaux
ana Garfier and Slosson and Plot. 1t may
be well enough to warn people against con-
founding the latter-named gentleman with
Mr.. Dom Pintt of Ohio.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

THE SKI in the neighborhood Of Atlanta,
Ga, is again lurid with the flames of war.
Mr.. Hugh Gordon, Il son of the ex-senator,
objects to language used by ex-Mayor HUFF,
of Macon Mr. HUFF said that Gordon,
having robbed Georgia of all that he could,
has now organized a company for the pur-
pose of foraging upon Alabama and robbing
the people of that State. The people of
Alabama viii get cuchered out of their
property, and will never get the road should
Gordon fail to get titles. 1t would not
be IL surprise if he should issue bonds with
out them. A man that will issue an insur-
ance policy after the company is insolvent
will issue bonds without any security"
We are assured that both Mr.. Huff and Mr..
Gordon are men Of unquestionable courage
Something may yet occur to render this hot
smell cndurable
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

WE WERE INFORMED on last Monday by
Rev. Louis NJ. Albright, NJ Il. presid-
J FISH pastor in charge OF the NJ. Il. Church
of this place, that neither of them would
vote for Charles Foster tor Governor, and
they also informed us that the NJ. Il. Church
ministry rs a body. were united In their
opposition TO Foster. If this be true, and
the tremendous power of so influential Il
body ofmen us the ". L. ministry is brought
to bear against him, good bye Charlie.-Fan
Vert Times.
Charley has overcome number of OBJ
stacles. The NJ. L. ministry will be the
next TO fall under the hammer.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

IL HIS CELEBRATED pronunciamcnto,
published in the Philadelphia Record of n
week ago last Saturday, the Attorney-Gen-
eral declared that "Shcllabargcr and Will
son were retained because they had been
counsel for John Sherman in his contro-
versy with Agnes jerks, and it was hoped
that the Administration could be reached
in that manner; but Sherman is not too in
innate at the White House himself" This
was certainly II very remarkable declara-
tion. The English is Il trihe bungling, but,
as near as one can make it out, the Attorney
General means to project an insinuation
that somebody is too intimate at the White
House." and then takes pains to narrow the
sphere of suspicion by averring that =" it is
not John Sherman" Who is it, then
Does the Attorney General wish to imply
II contrast in this respect between John
Sherman and the other individual named ?
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
;1th sums of from sloO to sl0,0o0. H. A. McIN
TIRE, D1S street northwest. je25-3
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

SUNDAY NIGHT has been assumed in
many country districts as the most suited
leisure time for going oourting, but two
young men in Jersey last Sunday evening
Both intent on paying attention to the
same young lady, they unfortunately met
and consequently quarreed. The father of
the lady naturally interposed in the un-
seemly scene, and one of the irate lovers
stabbed him, rs il is beloved, fatally.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

In ANOTHER COLUMN we reproduce a
portion of the Attorney Generals latest
pronunciamento. The medium of COM
munication with the public in this instance
is a wcll-known occasional correspondent Of
the New York Sun. This pronunciamcnto,
like most of the Accomplishments semi
official threats, speaks for itself. The trou@
bic with the Attorney General seems to be
an utter inability to wait for the slow pro-
ccsscs of his own activity to fetch fame unto
him; but he must needs get out his drum
major and his brass band and his newspaper
Gunkics to warn the intended victim of his
avcnging approach. flour memory serves us,
the Attorney Generals chief suborner, Glib
son. has already had one tusslc with John
Sherman, which ended in the confession of
the principal witness that his testimony
against John had been suborncd by the
aforesaid Gibson-all the documents in con-
nection with which are now in our posses
sion. Possibly, however, the Attorney
General thinks that his chief suborncr, hav-
ing had valuable experience, will be able to
do more effective work against Mr.. Sherman
next time; particularly in view of the fact
that, in the first instance, the fund for sub
ornaton was limited to Mr.. Tilden's private
bank account, whereas in the Attorney-Gcn-
erals proposed crusade, the contingent funds
of department or two will be at Gibson's dis
posal With such resources, and with all his
former experience to guide him, Gibson ought
to suborn perjury of n better quality for the
use of the Attorney General than he was able
| to suborn for Mr. Tilden
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

IT IS QUITE II relief that the comet con-
descends to appear at an earlier hour in the
evening. A great many oyer-zealous people
who pursue science and things became
quite nuisance to their friends by staying
up to and getting up at all sorts Of un-
comfortable times to see the thing and then
being forced to confess that they were dis
appointed in its tail An earlier appear
ance and greater dstinctness is really q
public benefit to a community.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

Why not? The persuasion that he
ought to be anything else rests with the other
side of the house. He has waited for sign,
but no sign has been given unto him except
the slander sign of Room 80.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

LIoHTHING is unusually destructive this
spring, but it hasn't struck many Indiana
applicants for Federal ofiice.-Peru Repub
Ncup,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

BRADY, the Star-route man, tries to per-
suade himself that he is happy.-Sprinlfetd
RennbIicdn
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

The lightning should take change of
venue to Ohio.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

WTANTED-To exchange new stoves for old
v! ones at Buffers Stove Exchange, cor 9TH
and X, or ut National, 1902 Il. Smokey chimneys
cured or pay. RefrigeratOrs gas and oil stoves
for sale or exchange. Old stoves bought. api5
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

WANTED TO RENT - A OR 1O-ROOM
W. house. with modern conveniences, in the
northwestern part of the city; between 9th and I2t
streets preferred; rent must not be over 40; q
prompt paying and permanent tenant can be OBJ
tnined. Address IL, Critic Office. ielR-6t
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-06-28

WTANTED--BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN,
w situation In private family; will go away
or stay; best reference. Apply mt 17l9 X street
nOrthWes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-19

Nusruf ffaunenbcr Treure ben Sdritt
uuo oer glid fiiblte fd, madtis sefeilelt
purd bas, mas ld 10 plSelid ism Bot.
So mar in Der Ibat Elm 9anoihaftSbllb,
pas f9 bier benz Nuse entrcllte, wte es
ent,idenoer, farbenprddtioer nidt sebadt
merceu fcnnte. Das bcppelte Silber'
bano Der Seine, burd cine unibsrle1bar
lanse unb idmale Snfel setiloet, 3og Fd
iii Iauften gcsen ourd oas sriine 9efloe.
Ssnleits ertcben Gd bic SSbea BON Bout
aipal NIT bem GSrfhsn uno 3abGrien
8iacn, bic mie bsnaldn5enre Neiter fa in
benz tieibuntlsn Grin ibrer gdume bar
Gen, turd Fe berpprlusten, cber I'D, treit
nnb frei auf ben 6Dben erbcbeu. Belter
ausiid lag sas Sdlpb Naln'ailrn nit leiz
ner melandclilden 9fomantit uno seraoe
iitcr yrusipal fab man oas pradtise
Salce 2a Scudsre, Der gieblinssaufent@
bait Der beiterfen Tiritin Der 9esenmart,
ber yriuse{1n Utetternid. mdbreno weiter
r,d,ts, bon Dem bSdifsn Tbeil Der SiSel.
Bel Der arimmuna pes Seine mad CT.
@ermain bin, bas luifisife SalSbden bes
porieen Sabrbunoerts, 9cupecienne, Der
YapiGcn Der Dubarrb. BON feiner Serane
binab in bas ladenpe Stal Der Seire
idaute.
Sal.
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@ ct y II a G ten 88 1
Bel
6. g. sSrauf.
9. 9. Tranf,
u I a nj o Ylaaa.

VI a nj 8 Yla5a.
Sd ofierire fiir bic 6eiftase gu gang
beIonoerS ttllisen BreiIen:
Serren> unb benansiige;
lettere BON $3.50 auIwdrts.
IT'S Stad uliortirte . a III enfleis
Der It . fife gum &oifenprciie.
Sarbise boppeltbreite GalbmereS fur
35 Gents per Darb, frIber so Gents.
Gin srcbes 3aser BON 9 ftrid t II
W aaren. Sbatpls, Saden unb alles
9lnbere hillis, billis.
Ofein 2aser bon 8 nj r item unb
s lanellz g hawl8 bietet alles Dq=
seweiene.
@laee1aneidube in alien Sarben,
Sal8tiider, leieene unb leinene 3aldens
tiiaer, Damenz uno Serren=9 9pilettearti=
fel aller Grt iehr palenp flr Bsfses
iAenfe.
seinene unb Damai ittafelta6er, gianu.
bsden in GROCER auswabl. Serner 8ett-
beden meiB uno farbis, Sunbtuder, Ger
ptetten &c.
Sd labe nteine &unoen unb baS Bu.
blifum i'm aascmeinen gang ipeSieGl Elm
meinem @eldiftslOfal einen Beiud abau.
itatten unb fid bon tem @eiqsten ~
iiber5eusen. Die Vreiie fir slGes liEt
nieoriser mie ie. Wer BEL mir fauft, ,mirt
in ieber ge5iebnns 5rfrieoenseitsat lein
IL, ,t17m) y. 9. Sranf.
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wer 1T Vrau wiuSfptp2


Da, eisie Jrass oft seRsat wtrb, molten
mir einfaG fasen, bab ite eine DAME III,
bic ss ilh felt 80 Sabren sur aufsate n,adb'
te, Jrauenfranfbetten, bauptfd<A aber
&inbsrtrantbeitsu su fuotren. Ste Bat
bic 6cnfitution unp bic gsbIrfniTe bisier
aablreihen &la1sn beionbers sepriiit une
ais Neiultat praftiidsr 6eantniiIe uno
@rfabruna, rel&e iie I'M 9aufe zines Msne
ldsnalters als &rantenpfesertn uno Nrst
se1ammelt, bat te ben @outins @Yrup
ais belcnbsrss Mtttsl fiir saDnenbe 8inser
aufammenseiebt. Dieie Mepi;tn bat eine
masilde Ntrtuns = lfe stbt Nube uno
@elunbbeit uub erbalt pffenen Qeib. Sn
5clse biefer Mebi3in 1T 6rau Wtnslop
weltterubmt gewpsben ais WsbltbGterin
Der &inber. 1nb bic &inber wsrben srpb
unb banfen ibr baiiir. Aud IN bieier etabt
Bat fe bic &inber 3u Danf s.rpFidtst.
@roee Quantitdten ees Suotins Syrup
tp.rten bier tdslih psrfauft uno perbraudt.
gDir slauben, Mrs. Binslow BAT f&
bur& bieien Nrtifel unfsrbli& eemadt
uno ,plr fnb iitsr,eust, pab burd tenfel
Ben SauIenbe ppn &inrern serettet murben
unb bab Millionen benielten nod NIT
@rfolg gsbrauhen tperben. Rsine SHUTTER
bat tbrs Yfltdt sstbau, uenn lte nid1
Mrs. Winslow's @Optirs Syrup an.
panbte. Yeriuht 60 Mile.- Qabtes giiltor
New gorf. = 3u Serfaufen BET allen
Drugstifen. -25 gents bic Gla1hs.
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Das erl1e geoiirfniB 3ur Teier zines
Tefes 1T bas Ssltfleib. Gin Self iit Elm
auBersemSbnlides @reisniB, far bas man
beipnbere gortereitunsen triiit unp fiir
bas man fd beIcnbers puet. g1ie cine
SdSnbeit in ber pa1lenben Icilette erlt
5ur pcllen @eltuns fcmmt, 10 perlanst
AUDI bas Teit bic nStbise Nusidmhdun9,
bic mir 5unddit an Der eisenel1 Her1on
unb Johann an allem Da3usebSrisen bots
nebnlen. @prauI mir binausmplen 1T,
5u Iagen, ba6 baS beporitehenbe Weib>
nadtsfef in ge5us auf GDilette sewiiie
Nnforbe,unsen por allen Dinsen an bic
Damenwelt ltellt, bsnen @enise seleiitet
tpercen muB. @ennber Gag 3ur Snuu=
suration ber @interlailcn nit bent neuen
Winterfleibe audi no6 10 melt binausse=
idcben purbe, iiber ben Weibnadtstas 1T
CT ME hinau8sesansen. glnt Weibnadtss
tase er1detnt 9lles int neuen @taats!
Srdst man nun, no man ba8 Meuefe,
WObernfte, 8eite unb yiuisite tauft, 10
antmorten mir pbne 0ttdbalt: rgei
benz befannten SdnittmaarentSnis 8.
Wplfio on, bet bic Danten fdcn felt elmer
lonsen 9teibe bon Sabren prompt, reea
unb in ieoer gesiebuns 5ufriebeaiteleno
bebient bat. Weibnadtseinfdufe fe ip0ten
ausidlieBlid bei ibm semadt tperoen, ba
er ieben @eidmad befriebist nno far jeoe
96rie erreidbar iit. So wiroe gu melt
fiibren, aaes an5ufabren, mas 5err WOlfs
ion fur oas Wei9nadtsfeit bietet. Blr
slauben uniere Sdulbi9feit sethan gu
baben, .,enn mir iasen, baB ber Scr<
ratb an Waaren 8 srSBer, Die gluswabl
beiier unb bic Yreiie billiser fnb,
benn ie aupDr.
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: Sobengrin unb Sannbduier, Die
beiben befannten @agner'i6en Opern=
gelfalten, Derben bemnd6it als gultur=
beroloe ibren ginsug 1T &uBlano
lalten. Sm Srilbiabr follen Die beioen
Spern auf bireften Muni6 bes Gaaren
unb sipar poruiegenb nit beuti6en
&rdften in Petersburg sur 9luffiibrung
fommen. Sieie Sbatia6e bat mebr
cine politiide, aIs cine fiinltleril6e 8e=
oeutung, ba Der neue Gsar als Elm
Seinb bes 9eutI6tbums beri i6rieen mar
unb iebt nun bas Gegentbeil betpelien
mill. Inter Der SerrI9ait Nleranber
II. pubten Die Nltrulien ieoen Plan,
Der auf Die 9luffiibrung ber @agner'z
i6en Spern in petersburg binsielte, gu
bereiteln.
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Seras.
: Der Gurnperein in 2arebO bat fl
4

: Der Gurnperein in 2arebo bat lid
incprpcrirsn la1ien.
= Sn Dallas ipurce ser Sdneiber 81.
q. @bantbers bon benz photographer U.
5rceman auf pfiener Strabe binterrudS
eridOiien Sreeman lieB iid feitne9nten,
pbne Wiberltaltb gu leilten. Gr bebaupz
tet, Der @rnlprbete babe elm intimes Ser
baltni6 nit 1einer Trau unterbalten.
= @s beibt in Dallas mieoerbolt, eaB
fir bic bort einntiinbenSen Babnen ein
nnicnzDeppt erbaut iperben Ioii.
= Die farbisen Wiilili5zacmpasnien
I'M Staate halten am 27. b. SO. in 5pus
itpn cine &cnpentipn al.
= Masfirte Diebe braden in Pale=
fine in baS Saus bes Serrn u. .. 2anz
serlnann ein uno itublen peridieoene
Wertbsesenitdnoe unp $500 in baar.
Ser 9ansermann mar CUR Belt bonn 6uus
ie abmelenb. Die @inbreder batten Sorz
ber mehrere WObnunsen beIudt, waren
aber iiberau perideudt wOrbsn.
= s. S. 8atber, anseflast Sad Wfc
Wbirter in 6osers StutiOn seidollen 51
haben, BAT iein 0orberbSr beltanoen uno
1T uater $4,000 Sarsidaft seiteat mpr=
ben.
Die Nuitin linb 9eprbweitlide Vabn
rirb mad 2iberth Sin sebuut werben.
= Gm Dtcrsen bes II. ipnrbe in 81
Yaio elm Worbperiua auf ben Stubt@
maribat Sleubenmeper semadt. Sn Der
Dunfelheit feuerte Semano einen SduB
auf ;bn ab, Der jebpd nidt traf.
- Sn 2urebo traf am II. Sobn Cunt
n,insS Elm, bet auf Iequiiition bes Yraz
fibenten Irtbur in Wonterep, Wieriec,
BON ben merifaniiden YebSroen perbaftet
unb ben an,erifaniiden ausseliefert wurs
be. Cummings mirb bon ieiner, bon ibm
setrennt lebenoen 6rau belhulcist, ibr
ben einsisen, 13jabrisea Snaben sepultz
lam entfibrt 81 baben. 3wiiden ben
beiben Gbeleuten iawstt cine Sdeibunss=
fluse.
: Nm Wese 3tpiiden Banoera unr
Sriebri4sburS fano man bret Wterifaner
erbdnst.
| = Sn Bearlan an Der Snternatirna(.
babn bat lia elm junser WSann Namens
Nrob aus 2iebe8sram erideHen.
- gine fleine Tpdter Der Srau Sec
in Spuitcn befanb fid aQsin in, Gimme,
uno ftanb ant Sfen, I'M lid gu mdrlnen
al8 lire &leiber in grano serietben. Gb'
Salfe berbeieilte, mar bas Sinh mi
| l6mersliaen Branbmunben beoedt.
-Sn Maribal iit inter entiprsden
ben 6eierlidfeiten bet erite Sputenltid
fir bic @rbarteiten Oer Sabine YsB uni
: Tepus NOrtbern 8ailmas setban wOrpen
= granbltifter tparen in Cameron al
per arbeit, bic Sbb 6eaOips Sale 81
3erltSren. DaS Teuer tpurbe re9t3eitiI
entbedt unb gel6idt.
= Der Ndbmaidiusnasent Suliu'
SOflmann fpurbe swiihen Comfort uni
B5rns ron brei bewafiaeten W}annerl
anaefqlIen unb I'm feline sanae garidaf
$3.50, beraubt.
: = Der Staatss&ommiddr beS Slide
retsDepartements, s. $. Dinfin8, If
BIT 6idmunb BON einent Gilenbabn5us
; iiberfabren uno scfdbrlid perlett mOroen
= DaS 2pcul Sption @eieb lift i
/ aple am II. aufsthOben mOrbsn.
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(gcr!Isbuns fuIst.l
. er Is es, um franf5u werb en

DerWea um franf5u werb EFT.
Sctet eua Gag unb 0sadt allem Wino
unS Wetter aus !; eBt su piel, pbne euh
gemesuns gu MAIDEN arbeitet gu anss<
itrenst, cbne eud Guhe gu sDnnea lauft
belfdnois gu ben Doitcren !; perl ldludt
bic eur(fisen Yatent Mesi;inen, Die ihr
ansefiinbist finoet, uno bann frast: Wel@
DIES 1T
Ser Nea nm seiuuc gu werben ?
Die Antwort lautet einfad: @ebraudt
9opien-YItters Otan iehe in einer an-
beren Spalts.
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Spesiel fir bic Teiertase.
8roBer port bur9 q. u
SO nIff

@ir baben bebeHtenbe geneungen
bpn Acknowledgement erbalten unh
auf uniern Counters lit bas Neuefe lit
S6nittmaaren ausgebreitet. Q8ir ems
pfeblen cine groBe 9lusmabl BON Sd
6ern, SpiBen, &ragen, ieioenen unb
geltldten Sai6entii6erm unb cine groBe
Wtenge anberer Sa9en, gu sablrei6,
Inn bieiel6en ansuf ufiibren.
gSir lenfen Die Muimerfiamfeit ipe=
siea auf uniere ieibenen &leioer, pel6e
in Muitern unb preiien alles i'm bieliz
gen Marfte iibertreffen. Mir 1ahsn
ni6t nur bas bette Sabrifat in i6marz
5en unb farbigen @roB @rains, {onbern
aud bas MOoerniie, tpie Surab, &ba=
oames unb Merpellieur, Satin be 2pon
unb farbige Sura6. Seine fransDlilde
&leioermuiter, feline Sbamls, Samell=
uno Sinoermdntel unb fertige Gleioer
in Seioe unb Ga1imir, welde mir sa
mdBigen Preiien berfaufen,
u, 81. @olff.
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: Wsan iagt. 8ie 8ldtter reprobu

= Wsan lagt. Sie gldtter reprobuz
eiren cine BON Der oft citirten @iener
rMontags=&ebue" aus Berlin, 20.
@op., 9ebra1te auHdaige 9epeide fol-
genoem Snbalts: oDur6 einige bielige
3eitungen ging por fllrsem inc Mit=
tbeilung, 2aiier 8ilhelm babe Nbenos
5tpil6en 5 unb Z ll6r, obne jebe 8egleis
tung unb obne einen @agen gu benii=
ben, cinen 8elu6 i'm .Sptel bu Norh4
gema9t. Sas lebtere beiimbet ii1 CANA
in her Ndbe bes faiierli9en palais.
9ie gta9ri6t tpurbe ni6t bementirt; !;
aber es unterblieb aud iebe grflarung
fiis bieien aufdligen 8eiu6. 3uoer>
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= Die 3eusen mebren lia.-Serr s.
S. Goelnlann, IN sltdiiOn, &aS., tritt nit
UOlsenbem in bic Sdranfen: Sd babe
idon piel BON Or. u usuft 6 &onig
6amburser Erppfen sebSrt,
idreibt senunnter Serr, id babe iie aud
idon ielbit sebruudt unb muB iasen, baf
fie gut unb punberwirfenb iinb unb per=
bienten in jeeem SauS elm Seim 3u baben.
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Detroit Grse pree pom Is. Gan.

(DttroIt Gree preb pom Is. San.)
6s&beimer Brus. tabsn loebsn sin Gar.
loao BON 8ssos Gilt grss 1onie erbalten.
Dieter @rtitsl psrsauH iih fttr RAID unb
70 mub 20 aud fsin, bsnn IS III obne 3wet.
fsl Der bsae Grtilsl ieinsr Nrt, Der je elm,
Sefabrt ipurbe, unb bat nttt isinss @Ist.
den. Sur eas btfe Material mirp III
&esbs Gilt gbse 1onie Strwaubt.
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Man 1dabt bic @olbprobuttcn Der
ean,sn W.lt fur bas Ralenberirbr 1880
auf $l07 900. 900 unb bic Silbsrprobuf=
ticn anf $87, 100000.
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- @ir eriu6en Die Same1 ber Stabt
lire MISUNDERSTANDING bel uns su ma=
6en; mir bieten Mlles tpas in lln1erer
8ran6e berlangt tper6en mag. s.
Spsfe SDhue.