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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
CHURCHES.

rAIRO BAPTIST Temperance hall on Tenth
" street; preaching first aud third Sundays In
eac month II n m. and 1880 p m; prayer ct
ing Thursday, 7:30p. IN. Sunday school, $3.50 am
Rev. A. J. HESS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDERMER-(E plscopaD
~ Fourteenth street; Sunday Morning prayers
1890 a. m; evening prayers, 7:30 p. m, Sunday
school 80 a. m Friday evening prayer 80 p. m.
L'IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
i Preaching al 1920 a. H.. 3 p. M, aud 7;30 p. m.
sabbath school at 1880 p. m Rev, T. j. Shores,
pastOr
I UTIlERAN-Thrteenth street. services Sab.
= bath 1880 u. m; Sunday sclool2p. m. Rev
Bnappe, pastor,
METHODlST-Co Eighth and Walnut streets ;
Nl Preaching Sabbath 1890 a. m. and p. m. ;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 80 p. m; Sunday
Schools Il. IN. Rev. Whitaker, pastor.
DRESBYTRRIAN-- Eighth street; preaching on
l. sabbath at il0O a. m. aud 1880 p. M; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m; Sunday School
att y. N. Rev. b. Y. George, pastor.
ct. JOSEPH S. Roman CatholicJ Corner Cross
y and Walnut streets: services Sabbath l0:3Oa
NJ; Sunday School att p M; Yespers p. m; ser
Hces every day at p. m.
CT. PATRiCK'S-( Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
~ street and Washington avenue; services Sab
oath and 10 a. m; Vespers p. m; Sunday School
sp. IN. services every dsy al p. m Rev. MasterSon
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
REAL ESTATE CHANG rs
RECORDED IN THE CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE
YESTERDAY.

RECORDED IN THE CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE
YESTERDAY.
Daniel w. Mum and wife to Harriet
Goodyear; special warranty deed, dated
March nth, 1878, for lot numbered thirty
seven, in block numbered one, in the First
addition to the city of Cairo. Considcra-
ton two hundred dollars.
Taylor & Parsons to VIM Butler Duncan
special warranty deed, dated April IA,
1881, for twenty nine aud two one-hun-
dredth acres of land, near Mississippi levce,
in Caro-, and lying between the strips,
owned by Charles Edward Tracy and JET
ferson avenue and between west Fift
street and the east line Of Park avenue
produced south. Consideration eight
thousand three hundred and twenty. CHI
dollars.
John j. and Catherine Robinson to Caro-
line j. Wilson; warranty deed dated May
10th, 1881, for lot numbered seventeen in
block numbered eighty, in the first addition
to the city of Cairo. Consideration one
hundred dollars.
Clarssia NJ. and John j. Robinson to
Caroline j. Wilson; special warranty deed
dated May l2th, 1881, for lot numbered
eighteen in block numbered eighty.one, in
first addition to the city Of Cairo. Consd-
GRAFTON one hundred and fifty dollars.
David ]. Baker and wife to Charlotte
Davis; warranty deed dated Nay Gath, 1881,
for north half Of east half of northeast of
northeast Of section twenty-five, township
sixteen, range two. Consideration, one
hundred dollars.
Charlotte Davis and John Davis to Come
liza franklin; warranty deed, dated May
14th, 1891, for north half of east half of
northeast Of northeast of section twenty
two, township sixteen, range two. Consid.
Grafton one hundred dollars.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16

While Ada Rehan, the wel-known
actress, was in Louisville a short time
ago, Southern gentleman, planter of
considerable years and fortune, allowed
her to overcome his long-sustained aver
sion to matrimony, and approached the
far lady with proposals of marriage.
The following conversation is then re-
ported 10y a veracious Louisville scribe
TO have ensued:
III consented to become your wife,
sir, should first desire time to under
stand your disposition; second, should
desire your consent to two propositions
"Name 'em," he said.
you must consent to my remaining
on the stage ten years longer at least"
"Umph! Well, don't think would"
"And you must at once cease the use
OF tobacco except in the form of
cigars"
"W-h-a-tw The planter started back
in his chair, looking around the hotel
parlor, and started at her, and from his
lips there followed prolonged whistle.
"Great CAD, miss! Surely-why-
wellv' and then he again stared.
81 mean what say"
Come, now, he found voice to speak
--''come, now, miss-lets compromise.
I'll agree to your acting year or two,
but don't cut off my tobacco-dont
rd-it would-dont."
"You have heard the alternative"
"Thcn, by Jackson, there's nothing
more to be said. like you--you'd
suit me; but when it comes to choosin'
between chewin' and marryin', give mo
the natural leaf-first, last and always.
Good day, miss
And US red in the face as a Southern
sunset he took his hat and his departure,
She never saw him again.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
Novelty in Stationery,

One novelty in stationery is the use
of pearl-gray note paper On the cor.
ner Of envelopes is engraved card,
pinned on, and 1t bears word or more
that is supposed to inform the person
to whom tho note is addressed Of its
contents before he or she opens it.
"Discrction" is one Of the forewarn-
ings; "a votre service is probably u
compliance with some request; "Atien.
tionw quite arrests one; "Bonne Nou.
velle" stills all throbbing Of the heart
on solemn occasions. The most sensi-
bio Of all the inscriptions Is "R. S. v.
p" as II is business. Among other
notices on knicknacks is Nous reven-
ons," which ornaments blotter and al
bum covers. These words ire printed
across, between flying swallows paint.
oil IN oil and water colors. "Nous re-
viendrons" Is intended for presents
from ladies who leave u Continental
city, and rry regret with them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
RIVER IMPR0VEM ENT,

A correspondent of the st. Louis Repub-
lican occupies over column IN that paper
with an account Of the ravages OF the Missls-
sippl river, between st. Louis and CAIRO,
during its late flood. The writer has been
an eyewitness to the terrible destruction
wrought by the mighty stream and has
consulted old river men concerning its
raVages in the past After giving glow
ing picture OF the work of the flood, he
speaks as follows;
"Will the people who are interested -
those in the old, ancient town of Kaskaskia:
those along the river whose lands are like
ly TO be destroyed; those Of the town OF
st. Mays, who are threatened with the
prospect Of the river leaving them out eight
miles from the river; those of the city OF
Chester, who now possess one of the deepest
and best harbors on the Mississippi river,
which they are in danger of losing unless
something is done. Is it possible, that
among 80 many, all of whom are 50 vitality
interested, that they will all fold their arms
in false hope, until it may be forever too
late, for some anyway, and much
more expensive for all concerned.
Can the people, who are living on this
river, afford to do something individually
to and in its proper improvement!
1t Is safe TO estimate that in the last
twenty years they have lost, by washing in
in of the banks, from time to time, exceed
ing the following:
st. LOUIS to Ste. Genevieve . 5000 acres.
Ste. Genevieve to Kaskaskia. . . 800 acres.
Kaskaskia to St. Mary's ..,. 1000 acres.
st. Mary's to Chester .........1 900 acres
Chester to Big Eddy ,.......1, 800 acres.
Big Eddy TO Cairo, ........... 5000 acres.
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $4,000 acres
These lands thus destroyed would be to-
day easily worth $40 per acre, which would
make a loss thus sustained OF 100000"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
How Women Love Each Other.

Celia Logan, touching up Anna
Dickinson. "She cannot bear to retire
and live on her large earnings devot-
ing herself In obscuracy TO literature
in which she has no mean powers--no,
she must keep herself in the public eye
to them she cries: Help me, public,
or | sink |" She will not devote herself
TO quiet works Of usefulness rs other
quiet and talented women are glad TO
do. No, she wants to be an actor aud
with tho actors stand; apair Of tights
upon her-Yorick's skull within her
hand"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
women Never Think ("

II the grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the intense
thought, deep study and thorough investi.
CATION of women IN determining the best
medicines to keep their families well, and
would note their sagacity and wisdom IN
selecting Hop Bitters as the best, and de-
monstrating it by keeping their families in
perpetual health, at mere nominal cx-
pense, he would be forced to acknowledge
that such sentiments are baseess and false
---Picavune.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
The Amateur Farmer,

dreamt Of beautiful time
When the world shall happy be;
when the elephants and hyenas
Shhli blossom on every tree
when tninarinds and potatoes
shall cease their dreadful roar:
when turnip trees shall blossom
In the garden for evermore.
Idreamt Of great republic
!, when the people shall oil go West.
SOW plums ana reap tomatoes
In The land they love the best;
when pig iron and molasses
snail bloom on every hill,
And chickens low In the barnyard,
Whle gooseberries toll at the mill
I'm weary OF seeing the cabbage
Handle the rake and the hoe:
I'm weary of watching ard waiting
For The grasshopperbush to grow;
long Tor the time when spinach
shall cope with bread and milk.
When hens shall lay potatoes,
And horses spin raw silk.
Oh sweet were the vanished hours
When Wandered down the glen,
And wreathed my brow with tomatoes,
Or pluckcd the rpencd hen;
When the donkey twlncd up the trells,
And the cucumber chirpcd in the grass:
And the sweet potato whstlcd
To It's maid on the mountain pass.
But Ropo arc the days of ch ildhood,
And manboCd's dreams are mine;
Yet long for by-gone hours,
As sit meath this Turkish vine.
OIL wreathc your blossoms about me,
And soOthc my aching breast;
While goose berry plaintiyCly MARBLES
And lnlls me into rest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
THE MAILS.

r. ENERAL DELIVERY open ~ a. M; closes
~ $50 pm; sunday: 4 to u. IN.
Money Order Department open ut = a. M; closes
" . y.
q. m
Mississippi Central Railroads close at p. nj.
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mail
closes at y. m
Way Mail via Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim
cenner and mississippi Central Railroads close at
'A5 y. m.
Way Nail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at
$3.50 m.
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at 2:30
p, IN. dairy Except FhdaY)
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Before marriage she was dear and he
was her treasure; but after she became
dearer and he treasurer, and yet they
are not happy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
Making n Raise.

John Hays, Credit, p. o., says that for
nine months he could not raise his hand to
his head through lamcness in the shoulder,
but by the use of Thomas Ecectric Oil he
was entirely cured. Paul G. Schulz, agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16

CANCER. No knife. No Pain. No
Sickness. No Fearful Treatments. Treat.
ment is free. Go or send to DR.. Kline, 031
Arch st., Philads, Pa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.


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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16

The knights Maccabees of the
World" of London, Ont, have expelled
the inventor and founder of tho order.
He insists upon sticking, and threatens
TO expel all the rest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16

DR.. Hines Great Nerve Restorcr IS the
marvel of the age for all Nerve Diseases,
All fits stepped free. Send to OBJ Arch
street, Philadelphia, Penn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16

about six Inches apaFty Heavy latticced
shutters on the outside stood open in
the evening to admit the breezes, and
are closed by day to keep out the dust
and sun. The houses are painted pink,
blue, yellow and other bright colors.
which contrast cheerfully with the mas
sive somberness of the piles they adorn.
Many of the private residences of Hav-
ana have been built by rich planters for
Winter homes, and are palatial in their
structure and interior apartments.
Aldama's palace, looking out on the
Mars Park, cost 5000, 600 in gold. 1t is
four stories high, painted ochre color,
with great pillarcd arches on the fronts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16

Some Of the plato glass mirrors in
the new Grand Opera House. In Paris,
are AZ by 80 feet, equal to 2,3i0 square
feet of solid glass. Nine such plates
would cover half an acre.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-16
Scenes in Havana.
Louisville Cour,er-Journal.

Louisville Couricr-Journal.
You will open your eyes perchance
when you hear that Havana claims
population of 100000. This, however,
is an overestimate. Well-informed bust
ness men assure me that the actual pop
lllation was about $50, 900. OF this num-
Der 1000 or $4,000 are Cinnamon and
1000 foreigners other than Spaniards
The Cinnamon are engaged in every
pursuit, except politics, and you never
turn a corner without encountering one
OF them. Some of them look sleek, fat
and thrifty, while Others look cadaver-
Gus and wretchedly poor. Passing an
alley one day, my travelling companion
and myself stumbled on sight that
stumped and rooted us TO the spot for
some minutes. There, in little mar
row passage some twenty-five yards
long, between n tenement house, fifty
or seventy-iive Cinnamon were living
in manner. The sides and farther
end OF this hive of squalid, yellow, pig
eyed human beings, was honey-combed
with burrows, bunks, kennels or what
ever you might term them. constructed
of pine boxes or anything that could be
put together fora sleeping place. In the
open space between these sleeping
shelves were several dozen Cinnamon,
some cooking, some washing, some
eating, some patching up old garments
and others smoking opium from long,
slim pipes and lazily dreaming of the
land of Confrcius. 1t was sickening
and disgusting sight, and we turned
away thinking that this must be very
like the rag-picker's district in Paris, OF
which we have read. Out on the COM
mons we saw Cinnamon living under
pieces OF old weathcr-stained canvas
or oil-cloth, or in little huts bull.
boards and covered with palm If. ~
Many OF them cultivate sman
OF vegetables near the CT
them have prospered o. -
man very little ~
pressed. Hem
decayed catI
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Nerlufte 3ur See in Is 50.

Die 3abl Der in 1880 au @runbe sez
sansenen Eiefwa1eri4iffe 1T cine aufafr
leno 8ro6e.
Die Statiitit weiit mad, baB nidt meni,
ger als LAT Dampfer perloren sesauaen
finb, NIT einem @ebalte bon III 1863 81
men, Nur Elm Seridwinbenb fleiner 1beil
eerielben fcnnte wieeer sebcben uno repa>
rirt werben.
BON ben perlcrenen Daupfern fabrten
1o7 bic britiIde 6lasse, 10 bic fransSiis
ide, 9 bic amerifaniihe unb 8 bic beutfde.
~ Dampfer tparben als sermibt semelpet,
sbne bob lid feitfeQen lief, mie, mann unp
no oieielben 3u 9runbe sesansen iinb.
aus Dem berIbmten Qlopb'i&ea Sdiifs>
resllter in 9enocn,-bus gu 3anbelss uno
geriiderun8s3weden elm senaues Yerieid.
nib aller 1iefwaileridiffe fiibrt, aeblf au ,
rerldiiser Hngabe iter beren 8auart, Nl.
ter, Wertb, Bemanuuns ,e.-ilt erii&tlid,
sab bic idmmtlideu p,runsliidten Dame
| pier, NIT nur gang menieen Nusnabmen,
serbaltniBmdbis neu, UcQ ftdnbis ieeta4tis
unb gut benlanat paren, als lie ibre re5p.
3afen perlleBen, elm um(tanb, ber baraui
hinoeutet. baB bel bieien aataltropben au.
per Der @emalt oer Glemente nod amber.
Jattcren tbdtis maren. Dabin sebSren
lleberfra&ten ber S9ifIe, 70 bab fie bei
nnmettern unter ibrer eisenem 9aft gerber.
fen; manselbaf fte Vertbeilung Der Qal
beim Nuaaben bet Waaren, nadlilita,
eontrrle Bel Der Gntsesennabme be,
Tradt binii&tlid leidt erplobirenber unt
leidt ent3aneli@er @esenltdnbe, 0eraS
iaumuns seeiSnster gortebrungen sesei
Selbitentjitncuns bes 0arsos u. bal. m
4 Die srcBe 3abl Der Serlnsliidten Dam
| pier beutet auf's 8larite barauf bin, bal
Seitens Der Sdiffsbefra9ter in oielel
Runften Siel Seianbist wirb uab bag curd
cine iirense, unbelfedlide Snjpetticn "a
man&e Sdiffssaataffropbe perbatst per
ben tSnnte.
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burd BaKernctb. Die aussetretenen
Tlutbeu ber Odtunl beipiilen ben fiiolid
BON Bremen bele8enen Sd.um= Dei@
bic 6 3ou unter Der Dei&tappe; babel
weben beftiee Wprbmeifwinoe. Eritt bier
elm Dei&brua elm, 10 spirb bie9asers Yor
ftabt bis 3u 5 Tu6 bod anter 8a0er ee=
febt. Die Eabat=aaser in piefer gor
ftabt, mel&e gum 3ctluerein sebSren, iinb
meifteus serdumt, unb i&rn beginner bic
@inwcbner bic Reller uub @outerrain<
Wobnunsen 3u rdumeu. Tritt nidt balb
aenoeruae elm, 70 fann fit Bremen
srcbe WaHernotb entfeben. Die umlie.
senoen Srtf&often, ipie 9aienbiren, gee.
bauieu. Hintenau, Maltmersbauien, ite=
ben bereits nit im WaGer; funbenme;t
nidts uie brauienbe Wosen, aus benen
Bic einselnen @ebSfte wie Snielu berpor=
raaen.
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30 Dt&tr dmdrmen ger.
liebte teleuf3en!"


lisbts euf3en!"
Sm 1.eiRsrp.rt Der eaSpfuus, rem,
Wetbs, finb 70 piele &ei,e psreint, baB 90
lanse Belt nimmt unb esnaues Naafor,
fdten, bic Gebler gu finben. fa(ls ibertaupt
wel&e porbaneen 1nb. Das gDetb bat
bte tele Mufsabe, In Zen @tunben bee
&ummers ben Mann 3u trSfsn. Denn
absr bic Sonne fdetnt unb allss te1 III,
eann wirb bas Wsib gum beitern @dmet.
terlins, une Niats 1T gu toftar fir iein.
6aQe. unb uniere Qietlinse, belonbers
BE iunssn Mdo&en biersulanee, lsssu te.
tslcnnsren Wertb auf bic Juebetlet,
runs. @enn es auf oisfsm @ebiste etmas
Neues otter MOeernss In Jubtstlsiouna
sibt, unisre jun9en Mdodsn mllTen es
babsn. une was fanu ss blb1heres ae.
ben. ale tihsn 3ierli6 umbIlltsn Jub {?
Der 1T tin Mopsu fEr bic Bilebauer unp
sin 5bema. fur cas Didter lhmlrmen
uro ilber sas gsrlisbte fsuf,en. Dlr
sIauben, has III einf paNenre Ginleituna
gu Dem. morauf mir bic Damen aufmert.
fam MAIDEN molten ndmlih tbr @dbub.
seua BET ren l6srren Wartin une
g . b n ein,utaufen.
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1T Dsin Snb3usd g. 9albpart, Guior
pber.--.
3 SalernY fhaute ieinen @ensiIen NIT Ct
mem wafersranen, itisren Blide an
SDer.-
Sssr Id aertrammere Deta Dsrt, TO-
taIb Id metntn Ebsil tate unb nidts meb,
eamit perbienen iann. gsrasbR Da
Du ritlit mir brobsn unb biR IN meiner
5anb Sd ihnSre es Dir, wenn Du
MID nidt Detn @eteimnte unb Deins
Ylane Dor bieiem Gussnblide an tbeileu
ldbt - bis ans Gnpe, 70 loa am Sage
mad Der gsrmatluns Die aanse Staot er
fatren, ,tpie man Baron, Wtliicndr une--
6&wteeerunfeI wirp unb Dsin 5err Sc.
meta ,uera.
9 SalsrnY trat fsuaenb einsn @6rttt auf
ben bidsn Shurten 3u unb es lag et,pas
70 Wtlbes in ieinem bumpfen Musruf unb
III ben sisternben 5anben, pa6 Sad mirf.
lid suriidrtd. Mbsr biele aitternesn 5dnoe
fabten fanft fetenb Die 5ano pss Diensrs
inb bas raube Ntbmen psrmanpelte (ft In
etntn faf fdmeidelnben. lst(.n Son.
uum @ottes willtn!" fif.rte Salsrny,
unb ietne 9ippen paren rteber 70 blutlcs
unb rsib uno trodsn. ,l1m 8ottts willen
stht 70 laut! Msnfd! 3ertriimmers mir
ni&t ben Des I'M Nusenbltde. NO msin
6ub bas llftr errsidt. Sd 1sbe e., i'd
bate urredt. Du wtllf mein @ttsimniB
tpihsn? SD tabe teines! Sd idwSre Is
Dir. aber Is 1T Dstn @edt, wsnn Du
bard msinen @swinn eeiiAsrt, ia meiner
Rd6e bletbsn wi(la. Du louit mid &c.
sieiteu IN tas 9anc. wo Id seniebtn wia
bic grahte unferes Derts. Sd wta nad
@bile. Du ifstif, Id iuse btr's isbt. gm
Sage mad bsr 5od,eit mirb bae 6aus
sei&loifen, BE Diensr ent!uFen. tas ilnse
Yaar sebt mad Yaris, unb i'd wclte nit
@tlem na6 5amburs uno BON bort ab.r
tas Wnffer. Du io1f NIT. Sd lam
bid ia ntht tdrfhsn. Du pira mia ia
miat aus ben aussn laGsn. uno bann
= fpsnu Id bid tdul lhsn wo1te, fannR
su mid ia slsid s.rratben. Du Rhtf,
bn bif Der Qsrr." Salsrnp i&wiea.
sstn leerer, tpaHsrtsuer Bid flammsrte
ff6 an ben Bid isiues 9enuNen
e5ortfsbnas foIat)
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Mfrs. g8insfo's sootbina esrup.

Wrs. gBinsfo's sootbins eprnp.
Rsp. Sylpanus gobb fHreibt in Bottom
Gbriitian 5reeman folssnosrmabsn Wir
piircen auf tsinsn Ga1 eine Mepi,tn emp.
fetlen, wenn mir nitt wiBten, tab fe gut
marc = bsionesrs fur 2inbsr. Son
Mrs. Winslcws Syrup tSsnen mir aus
Grfaeruns ipre&sn In unfersr sissnsn
8amilis mar fe BON Sessn. Denn mir
ben SYrup einsm 8inbe saben, tas NIT
esibwse ssplast mar, 70 ueridafte ss benz.
lslbsa rubistn S&laf uno ben Gltsrn Ru-
be. Die msiiten gltsrn miEen bies 3u
fhabsn. 5ler IL Elm artitsl, Der un1hdr.
lid unb wcblttdtte III, bsnn Der @Hlaf,
ben ct sr,sust, II natirlt& unb Der tlsin.
@berab srwadt 70 bed als elm Rnopf.
Ddtrsno Der psriube bss 3atnens Ia ber
Sprup BON unf&dbbarem sDsrt9e. spir
tabsn ofters bon Nittern laaen BORN,
bab fis ni6t otne ben syrup fetn mStbt,u
pon btr @sburt sts 8inbts an bis taa
3atnen yoraber IL. 3u ssrtau5sn In
ausn Npottelen 3u 25 gents bic Gla(de
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8aunI1etbti6muS.

Die s6hn gaunfadbt1h,n 6eilmitel birett sun
Carl 8aunlteibt u. 50. IN Dtutftlanb be;cssn,
fnb in Drnifun. 4tras su batsn nur bis ium
I. Wdta 1881. yreifs; l 2sbsne ped.r. l
2sbrbu6 unb tins Glalde Oltum gaunlteibtii,
ftsi per goa IS SO. Cine alaf6s Oleum Baum
f&sieiti, frti per goil $225.
s. s. 9ro3,
prafttftfr @aunfAeibtia.
DENTON, 9sras, 9. 8. Bcr -. (s,i.wfW
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&eine tarten 3etten meb,

Seine tarten 3etten mebr.
Wtnn Du auftSren ipirR 70 siel aus.
jussbsn fur feline &leioer, fttte Speiien unt
ltsue Mcben. faufe CUTE, Stfunbe Nab.
runesmtttsl, btuisere anS beiere &letbuns;
periAaffe Dir mebr reeqe unb bauerbafte,
flr's 9eben In ieoer 5ini1dt, uno bs(onesrs
bsmme bic narriide @ewebnbsit stoflpieli.
sc Quadoottoren an3uiteasn, Oeer 70 pisl
bon ben f&ledten 3umbus. .Mepi3inen 3u
gebrauhfn, tpelhe Dir nur 1haben, aber
iebs- Eetn 0trtrauen auf bas etnfade unb
retne 5eilmittel, 5opfsn.Yittsrs, uelGss
isbsr,eit beilt nit nur serinsen &ofen, unb
Hu ,ptrit bic suten 3eiteu ieben unb quite
@efunbbest tahen. Stebe eine anbere
Spalte.
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Wsnn bic Wuitsrbruf bem neu
ssbersnsn Rinoe ntd,t ssnissnbs Nabruns
ipsnosn tann, bann IN ss 3eit Nsundb.
tr's ;. Deutihss &iuoermsbl" (paootrop.
btns) an,umsnbsn, welbss NIT Der srSbtsn
enit unb eisbe pcn ben Rineern esnOGsn
w!re. ee 1T Der Mutter srobe grleia.
terung unp eisbt Dem Sinte bic bette Nab.
runs als pOlltommtnRsu grfas fur @ut-
tsrmilh. inbem % aae 8utsn Sutfan3sn
psrfelben snttdlt. So uirb Don Mersteu
isbr empcblen uno III su babsn IN alleu
renpmmtrtsn Npotbfen.
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- Die man ans Bremen, 26. b..
iHreibt mar oas Oeibnadtsfelt fir bic
Dewobner Dss llnterweler= 3ebietes ar
beit.poa uno iorsenihmer. Die Weler
uab bic Ohtum fub 70 fart eeltieSen.
pie felt pieleu Sabreu ni6t mebr, uno
noA inner ,pirp Steiserun8 oemeloet.
Ole niebtis seleaenen Straben in Bre.
men, Nlt= unb Neuitabt, leioen lhon
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Warftberidbt.

Saumwollt. RiSbiias 0. aow Nisb!.
81, @eop Oroinars 81, Ordinary u.
@tirtiSe. Dei,sn I.l9-,, ,as, Roru 1910
paisr $3.50 Rorafuiisr 81 90, 90 pr 5unbsrt,
pautt. S1psIs :lsa--l7a, lsid., 4--l5a
s!aps'ss 7-io, ,8albftus l4-l5a. 1tl&fsQ. 4o-so
8uttsr. aSrsliSs $50. tsrani(6. ao-,s
gier $50
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- Qaif. 5amprrboiben niht an(leten.
-Salbsn, Waldmtttei unb anbere Yfuld'
mittel an3upenpen III 3eit' unb @slb,
psrldwenouns. Das eins'se bnrhaus
untraettae 5eilmittel fur biefe fHmer3.
bate 8rantbeit III 2Inafeffs. Sc wirb
BON Mannsrn Der Wi6enfhaft als bic
gladlthle nneoieiniidf @ntosduns erlIdrt,
bic fett 200 Sabrsn semadt porben. 3u
baben In auen renommirten MYotbsten.
5ntst eu& Dor glaaabmunsen. Ndtet
baraut saB bic l1nteridrift Don g. Sils.
Bee, ". D.. ft& auf teeer Ssits Der
S9adtel tefinpst.