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BOnaYenture.

the Evergreen Cemetery Company have
,,-ssls a number OF burial lots in Bonaven-
.,4 which they offer at reasonable prices.
For further information apply to
MA. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
..,st, Bay street.
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esa,ra' supiiaiions.

--,-- f-ispds of Mr. and Mrs J.:
sTENAR. 7l IF Mrs John h ;, Reid S ssri
T. ,ie sra invited =. Ton her residence. 11s
t, az Nss = NbAsIf,past three o'clock THIS
laFTERNJuN yesterday. in Walthour-
o.NIELL- ,S5ife Of Rev D. g. Daniel,
~ Mss pASl Rsn,ist Church. Funeral ser,
asstor Of the t.y re 27th, P. n, at Laurel
We. Cemetery-
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COlOred Shirts-Separate Cuffs.
A fine assortment of neat patterns at La
Fairs. mh4.tf
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Motifs Sparkling Cider on draught at
Jas. McGrath & Co.'S. nova TIL, S<&Tutf
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Suits TO Order. by DevITn & Co.
SIS 90
And upwards. Samples shown and orders
taken at LaFar's. mh4-tf
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A lovely Crayon Portrait, life size, for $15.
A. Heller, York and Whitaker streets.
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Twenty-Five boxes choice Lemons, for
sale low by Jas. McGrath q Co.
noY4-Th, StETutf
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SuRftafIRs.
DIAMOND sPECTACLEs.

THESE Spectacles are raAnuractrrad srora
MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBI,ES's melted
together. and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and a9Ehiancy.
Having been teStesz with the poIariseona tbs
diamond lenses have been found TO admit Ar
teen per eeas less heated rays than ANY other
pebble, They are ground with CREST scientific
accuracy, are free from chFomatic aberra-
tons, and produce brightness and distinctneeE
or vision not before attained in spectacles.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optical Manu-
featuring Company, New York.
For sale by responsible agents In everv CITY
in the Union. =. P. HAMILTON, Jsweler anss
Optician, Is Sole Agent for Savannah. Ga. from
whom they can only be obtained. No peddleSz
employed. Do not buy pair unless YOU Sec
the trade mark - mhJ6-TII m Se-rfsr
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CAPITAL PREXE. $4,000,
i1l, y19 Tickets st Two Dollars Zach.
Half Tickets, One Dollar.


AGFGOALaALIUA FEL.E8-
Approximation Prizes of. .$SG0... 400
9 Approximation Prizes Of. 505.... 1890
Approximation Prizes Of. 100. -. SEQ
l-sol trz5s, amounting to-.-..---..-..$11O,4D 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
El points, 70 whom liberal compensation viii
b paid
Forfurthes Information, write clearly, giving
iuL address. Send orders BY express or regis
tered letter, or money order, by mail, ad-
eressed only to
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Chtldren's Hats-NeW StraWs,
VIII be ready Wednesday, March 9th, at
LaFar's. mh4-tf
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Ten cents day win buy the Encyclopedia
Britannica. mh26-N&Teltf
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Motifs Sparkling Cider, in barrels and
kegs, at Jas. McGrath s. Co.'s.
nov4-Th, S&Tutf
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The Feather weight Derby.
In black and pearl color, at LaFar's.
mh4tf
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h8It
mr.. 4. b. GEORGE
Is.l JONES STREET.

,-,-t and can be found at his office.
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LaFar Keeps the Best Assortment
OF Collars and Cuffs. mh4-tf
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A RTISTS Manual of oil and Water Celaw
II Painting, Crayon Drawing, etc, SOC. Guide
70 Authorship, SOC. OF booksellers or By mail.
York. fea-fS
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LaFar Sells
Gentlemen's Gloves, Hosiery and Ties.
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Comparative statement of temperature It
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
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imperial Gloss-Hat Polish

Feeble digestion, sick headache, dizziness
and faiutness cured by Malt Bitters-
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=: = 3Oth=
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co,

IN the City Of Louisville. OF
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1881.
I4sse drawings occur monthly Sundays
SSAc-p-edl under provisions OF an Act of the
grteral Assembly OF Kentucky, incorporating
= Newport Printing and Newspaper Co, ap-
rroyei April g. 1878.
TH1- Is A SPECIAL. ACT, AND HAS
@EN Il BEEN REPEALED
IT. United States Circuit Court on March 81
seldtftd the following decisions:
--s--lhAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
mo llQN COMPANY Is LEGAL.
,e-lIS DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
= b-Ihls company has now on hand
- reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF
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New Flat Scarfs and Windsor Ties,
In spring patterns, at LaFar's. mh4-tf
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TO- polishing silk Hats, Soft HAS anu
n ~ Hats IS cents bottle, at LaFsrs.
mh4-h
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Notice to Tax Payers.

NULICC 10 i IA ~ OAS
CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
S.vANSAH. Ca, March 1, 1881.
Tho following returns are now due and re-
rrrabe by Ordinance;
Real Is are. ISL
furniture. Jrweirv, etc, 1881.
Stock ID Trade. ISL -,
,f,r.- Bonds. Notes and Solvent Debts. 1881.
Steamships. steamboats,, Tugs and Sailing
vssseIs Of al kinds, 1851.
JAMES T. COPE,
rrftf City Treasurer.
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Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Buynett's Flavoring Extracts. They are
the best. mh12 s, Tu, Th6ZW4t
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AMfttuu SaIEs future Days
1865 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.

On MONDAY, March 23th, 1881, at 10 O'Clock A.
charges, unless redeemed before day Of sale.
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HIIlaTd Hotel Lottery Postponed
TO APRIL I, 1881,
fORAFULL DRAWING

n 5-,I drawing viii take place at LOUIS
al NJ - Z hi, under authority OF special
mir -, - AenJucsy Legislature, and will be
eo-7r4'-557 absolute control Of disinterested
-'hers appointed by the act.
LIST OF PRIZES:
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SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS AT IO:I4 P ~
tsAvANNAa MEAN TIMEl. MARoa Is 1851
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n A. DAUPHIN,
Nov Orleans, La, or Il. A. DAUPHIN, at No.
5ls Broadway, New York, or
mo. B. FERNANDEZ,
Savannah. Ga.
All cur Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
1ndsr tie supervision and management Of
GzSERAIs G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
a EARLY mh9 W.S.w&Tel5W
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Cocoaine.
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"a! !. iS250.000

wta,l NJ MING TO $500, $50.
Reni,tss.sslAlets $: halves, 81; quarters, 81.
5Egpress-' P'ss may be made by Bank Check,
Aai SlA Honey Order, or Registered
u rsesI2 ,.ssidl agents wanted a. ali points.
ackets 49, giving full information and for
W. G. d. WHIPS,
~ lizard Hotel, Louisville. KY.
Toner Rl,u SNO; b FERNANDEZ, Agent,
iebz-F e S e-S broughton SITS, Savannah, Ga
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MAY %.

speak. 1t should also be remem>
bered that Mr.. H. III. Warner The
proprietor and manufacturer of this
remedy, was himself cured by it's use
alter having been given up to die bv
several physicians. So grateful was
ne Tor his remarkable cure that he
determined the werld should know
OF thls remedy, and he began there,
lore Its manufacture Mr.. Warner is
also prominentpatron of other pub
lie enterprises and the sciences and nv
endowlng the Warner Astronomical
observatory at Rochester, as well as
ny his many public benefact,ons. has
become known to, and respected by
Inc whole land. His standing alone
Is an ample guarantee Of the purity
W and worth of the remedy he
makes, but the thousands of testimo.
mails from all paris of America crate.
1uliy telling OF the relief it has gwen,
prove it beyond a question. AS q
result 1t is attracting great and uni.
Versal attention throughout the entire
country. No one fact has been more
apparent in the past few years than
that kidney aud liver troubles are
alarmlngiy increasing. When, there.
lore, remedy has been found which
not only cures the worst as well as
all minor troubles OF this nature but
also regulates, controls and keeps in
perfect order these most important
organs at all times, it is certainly
cause tor gratitude. This is lust
what has been done in thousands of
cases, in addition to those above
mentioned, and it is what will be
uone III tens Of thousands OF other
cases In the very near future.
Make up clubs for THE FLORIDA
AGRICULTCRIST.
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Cabbage LIce-Another Remadv
SAVANNAH. Ga. Moroh o7+h =,

SAVANNAH, Ca March 9th, 1881.
10Me AgricmttatraI Editor ofthe Union:
IL the Agricultural department. of Yours
of the 25th, DR.. Ainsley OF Drayton Is
land. asks for remedy for cabbage
Lice" which is destroying his crop.
Last spring my Cabbage patch was
being destroyed by this same s.sconrCe,,
when friend IN your city sent me some
of Gould Il Co.'S Insect Exterminator
with the directions for using. A Jew
applications of the solution Completely
destroyed the insects and saved nv cro,,
and believe the Doctor can save hIs
by dong likewise. Respectfully,
Il. ID. RoRIDER. Ga, Cent. r. r.
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Album sized pictures, 25 cents each
8 for $1.OO, at Coe Kirkham,s
"WOmen Never Think ;,

Ii the grabbed old bachelor who inter.
ed this sentiment could but witness the
intense thought, deep study and
thorough investigation of women in de'
terminlng the best medicines to keen
tnelr families well, aud would note their
gagaclty and wisdom in selecting Hon
Bitters as the best, and demonstratinp
it by keeping their families IN perpetna1
health at mere Nominal expense he
would be forced to acknowledge that
snch sentiments are baseless and false
-PicGyaae. ''o'
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@. P. Wilcox is preparing to erect 6
large comfortable house on his LOT If
town. The lumber is already on the
place.
Major Owen makes cider from SOUL
orange juice. Recipe-One gallon orange
Juice TO live OF water and ten pounds
| OF sugar.
Those who wish to get to the seaside
can get conveyance from here TO the
Halifax. Ohas. Miller is always ready
with good team and wagon to carry
over all who wish to go.
Harvey Granger, Esq, of the DeBary
line las been visiting us in the interest
OF his steamers. and has been the means
OF doing much good for it among the
merchants and others.
Mr.. Chas. Benham, of Crescent Oitv
has discovered a preparation that is
sure death to scale insects. He takes
contracts to clear the groves of the pest
No pay if he does not succeed.
Coe & Kirkham, artists have arrived
and set up their tent opposite the ''De-
Land Grove House," Go and see them
early.
Mr.. Ell. McNiel has purchased the
west corner lot on Rich avenue and
Woodland Boulevard, on which to erect
a building for the manufacture of the
McNiel Duplex Spring Beds, also as a
warehouse for his furniture store.
Will the citizens of this county meet
at DeLand on the 4th of July and organ
ize an immigration Sociefy to furnish
information to the Bureau of Immigra-
ton regarding the county? DR.. j. M.
Hawks, of New Smyrna would be good
band TO write it up. if the people of the
different localities would furnish him
material to do so.
Among the many improvements now
going Oh in this vicinity is that of Mr..
w. W. Scarlett's of Cincinnati, Ohio,
who paid us short visit last winter.
and while here purchased 100 acres
about two miles from town on Lake
Gertie, is putting out twenty acres in
grove. Rev. DR.. Leonard, Mr.. Geo. E.
Curry and Mr.. Joseph 4. Scarlet, all of
Cincinnati, are also putting out groves
on the same tract, the whole agregating
over forty acres, all in charge of DR..
Voorhis who is pushing on the work of
clearing with energy.
Mr.. DeLand just before starting for
his home in the North, last week, sold
land to the following parties: w. Il.
Willard, of Cincinnati, Ohio, forty acres
of the James Williams homestead; Louis
S. Bordman, Belpre, Ohio. twenty acres
of the Williams homestead; Rev. Il, r.
Burton, of Fairport, N. Y, forty acres
of the Shield homestead; Rev. J. H.
Griffith, D. D., of Troy, N. y. ten
acres; Mr.. j. T. B. Crosby, of James
vile, Wis, ten acres of the drained lake
for growing vegetables and also five
acres on Woodland Boulevard for res.
idence and grove S. G. White, of Ho-
kah, MINI and d. w. Hall, OF Lanes
boro, Mimi, forty acres Mr.. L. Gray
bill, of Red Oak, Iowa, five acres Oh the
Boulevard; Mr.. j. Main, of Red Oak,
Iowa, two acres including the grove and
house formerly owned by MIR. Thomas.
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Make up clubs for THE FLoRIDA
AGRICULTCRIST.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

IA IES-Twentyw words, name and addross
one week. - cts: three weeks. 20 crS
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

1naneersa6ttiS est Uer0 Vsrtus,
Messrs. Ashmead Brothers are opr
agents in Jacksonville, and authorized
10 receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper.
Prayermeeting Wednesday evening at
the school house.
See revised descriptive circuLorof De-
Land, Fla. in another column.
SABBATH School next Sunday afternoon
at z O'Clock, j. Y. Parce, superintend
ent.
HaVe your picture taken.
DIR. Henry Robinson of jacksonville
visited us last week.
Mr.. John Anderson, assessor of taxes
has been with US.
every week. It
There is letter in cur office fol- A. j.
Harris addressed to oar care,
Mr.. Grabill will soon erect large six
room house on the Boulevard.
Coe q Kirkham, photographers, are
bound oplease.
DIR. Is. B. Bennett and his sou Pete
are now in charge OF the post-office.
Mrs. Jordan and two children left for
Kentucky last week tospend the summer
Some of our citizens are going TO the
Halifax for change, sea bathing and
fishing.
We return thanks to Mr.. Frank Buck
nor for some choice roses sent to this
Office.
We have had some warm days lately
but the nights have been delightfully."-
cool and pleasant.
Mr.. Peck has purchased twenty acIes
from B. Z. Finical. He will reside here
with his family who have arrived.
NJ. R. N. Seymour, Of Granville.
Mass. has purchased five acres from II.
Waters, for grove. He is delighted
with the place.
We will give this paper at half price
TO any ole who wishes to place it in any
library, reading room or public place Of
resort,
There will be covenant and business
meeting of the Baptist Church and So
ciety at the school house next Saturday,
May 2Sth. A large attendance is re-
quested as the question of calling a
pastor will be considered.
Our shoemaker, Mr.. James, has been
kept busy at bis bench ever since first
opening his shop. He is first class
workman always giving satisfaction TO
his customers and making and selling
boots and shoes as cheap as they can be
had in Jacksonville.
We have received from L. 81. Rogers,
New York, Birds Eye View of the
English Language" The compiler OF
the sheet has rendered great and valu-
able service to the press and public by
the clear, distinct and we'll arranged
rules Tor the correct use of our language,
and contains more information for letter
writers than we thought could be ar
ranged on one sheet. Every ,diior,
compositor, and, in fact, everybody wish
! ing to write correctly should have one.
Address j. Il. Rogers, rs Maiden Lane,
N. Y. Price 25 cents by mail.
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For the week ending Sunday, May % 1881
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Food for the Brain ond Nar,,os

That will invigorate the body without
intoxicating is what we need In these
days OF rush and worry. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic restores the vital energies,
soothes the nerves and brings good
health quicker than anything YOU can
use. Tribune. See other column.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

Die rapioe Steiaernng nes SirAen-
Ssrmoaeus, lpeIdes bon allen Stcucrn
tefreit 1T, mus seraoeiu SeIcraHi6 er'
reasn. 90 entnebmeu mir einem YIm-
phlet, welhes Die rubrigen Sr:unNe e!s
ner aieiGmaBilsn 8siteuerung i'm
Staaic 0ti6igdn h~erausaegeben babsu.
f~olaenOs 3abIcn. SIM Sabre 1850 be-
trua die 8cp0lfsruua ee5 Stnates
0ti6igeu 397 ,654 Giumobnsr unO cas-
SirAenuermogen ma auf s723. 800 nb-
aeIddbt. SIM Sabre 1860 mar Die 8e.
b%o.fcruua nuf 1918 Giumobncr an
gsDaGlcn, Ser gSertb rss Sirheneiasn
thums auf 50, 334, 040. Sm Sabre
1870 bate Midiaan 1.ls4. 059 Gin
wobner uno iteuerfreics Sirdenuerm6'
gen i'm 8etrase BON s. .l33, SIC. Sn
dbnIibem SerbdItuihe teben Ole Sab
len nit &udi9t nuf bas 99use Gebiet
Der Ser. Staateu. Sie Seb0lterunN
beSiffcrte ii6 in cen Sabren 1850, 1860
uuo 1870 reipectioe auf ruuS %, 81
unO SO NtiaiOusu, Oa5 &irdsnuermO'
gen iuuroe abaefddkt auf ruub 81, III
uu0 354 MiItouen Dollars. Die Gr'
qebni6e fur bas Sahr 1880 liegen nod
nidt Dor, aber Die l6ou bier uH9efubr=
ten 3ubIen ipre6en cine bereot'
Spra6e. Sn Dem Sabrsebnt BON 1851
bis 1860 mar i'm Staate Wi9igan OIL
Seo0lferuug UNI 90, Der @crtb oei
iteuerfreieu &irdeneigeutbums uber un
221 Yrosent 9eitie9en, uno ludbreno in
Sabr,cbnt bon 1860 bis 1870 Die 8e
uolferuna nur UNI IS YrO;ent itIeg
hattie fh Der Mcrtb oes Sir9enelgsn
tbums gar nm 29I YrcSent sermebrt
Sie 8eu6lterung Der Ser. StanteI
uermebrte Id i'm erten Sabr;ebnt III
80, i'm sweiten nm % @rOcent, ID
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Yroceut.
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10 out aufs &edneu. @urbe mo
BEN Seriu9 pngen. birecte Steuern gu
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muroe man augemein ouf Die erbittcrtil
Sppoftion fto6eu, Die inbirscte 81
, iteueruns gu 8uuiten Der Sirben abel
, oas 8ripile9tum biefer &nitalten :
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unfcre beutiden G6reuadte. ibreibt
oas y@aIbiu9tou SouruaI", babeu nd
bur9 ibr militlriidss Neu6src unb ibr
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tattuoues 8snebmen BEL NGen, nit De.
men fie in 8eribrun9 setommen, beIiebt
9emadt. llntere enslif9en 3eitunsen
ui6men linen beoeutenO nlebr Nufnlert-
famteit, oils DEN franj0ffdeu @diten,
tpabreno Dor Der Nnfunft oerfelbsn gee
nau bas Segentbeil Der Sal mar. Bic
fframme 9nltuns oes Qrnubarti9en
Sriesers, Der IN Der Spike Der SeIesu.
tion itebt unb bas friide, ternseIuube
unb monnestrdftise Wusfeben ser iuus
9eren 9erreu, bas 10 UortrefFid gu Ger
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regen Die 8elpuuberung u%nierer ameri-
taniIdeu Witbirgsr uno MAIDEN an
lie eiuen gan; auoeren @inorud, ais Die
pbantafifden, soI6beiebten uno betreB.
ten ltnifortuen Der Sran;oien. 2ettcri
reprdlentiren uieQeidt ous Gle9ante.
Grlfere aber 0as SoIibe un6 uabrent
mir Die 9ro6en Sisnite wobI gu muroi
gen beritebcn, welde bic S%orfabren oeI
fransoM den Gbrenscte Ger Natior
osm ameritunii9eu Solte unb oer
SaGe Der Sreibeit eeIeitet, miro UNI
wobI leter Den Stol; berSeiben, mi
weIdem, mir auf sic iuiroisen Ieprd
~ientouten oes srUBen beutideu 8ene
rails i'm ameritanifden Sreibeitsfamluf
bIi6eu. (S5. Sts. Nni.)
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Giuc ipihtiac Grfin0ung.

Die @eIebrtsn baten i8pn lnnse mad einsm
GrIasmittel fur bic Ruttermtl6 eeiuht, has,
p1breub IS bic &lemente entbdIt bic n6tbtg
Tn6, nm bic anr9en, Niustelu unb Sersbs
Ger Sineer su entnifelu, aud pcbli6medene
une lei6t perbnuIib fei1 irllte. Die esutltsn
Gbemifer alnuten teanipru&en su trnnen, sS
in Neutdcter's "a cutf6es 3tnoer'
MT b +" German Infant meal %eefhnnen
III bateu. 0ic MiI6 elmer junsen griuneeu
SHUTTER iii natiirIi6 onS Bette fur Gin atne,
atcr uitt ane Rittsr 1tnb jung unb ni1t
| meuiae unocIunc, 10 eaB picle Saufrnbe ron
Sineern idbrlit Dsrbungern pber an eem
Gjrnus ~uraclunesr l6wa6er Wiuttermtlb srS
franten unc fcrben. girlr dntcrs tpiterr
frcrccu nit allen Sprten rrn nngeeisnstsn Gr-
iabmittsln ~ssilrpft, nutIrIi6 nit temieIten
| trauriacu Reiultate. Srgeno Ginrr, Der cine
leidt sercaulitr, nugrnsbme Nabruns ron
| o(titmGBi1er Gualitit uur frrt rrn lbGeli9rr
8cimiItungen ~erintcn riirhe, mare Gin rnsnt-
lider gScbltbdtsr. uup gsrStc unh S1u1enes
ern eautbaren Ritteru gIduten ee IN Reultao'
ter's ,Oruti6es ainbermebF Ger
man Infant meal) %gefunbcn ;u babsn. 81
alien euten 2lpptbefen Su hdber. prstS 81
Gents per Su6Ie.
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MurObcrIud auf Y%raTocnt slrt9ur.

G5 wiro BON @aibinstOn Gitg be-
ri&tlt, Dap elm Serru6tcr, Namcns
Sobu SEALING bon GutStiII, 8d., einer
SerIu6 eemadt babe. ben FrdiToentcr
su erldie6en.
@aGoem or fd ourd Gin @mpfeb'
Iuu9s1dreiben 3utritt gum PraiOenten
oerI9aft bate, ;o8 err einen Geooioer
UNI feiuen -gorfab auS3ufubren, iuuroe
a5er BON einen Ssrgeanten Grrctlrt,
che er unbcil anri9ten %fonute.
8ie mir boren foil man i'm iebt IN
einem Srrenbaus .i~ugeiperrt baben.
Numerf. Der Neo.
Oie Grecution Ne8 MorSerS Saitcau
miro bofentIid Die Monie u%6eripann-
ter gtarren. RrafOenten tOOti9tsBer
,u wolen. gruubIid furiren.
@euu man benz brin9enoen Munfd
Der aousen Station SerIfidtiguns ge'
idenft bate, 10 wuroe oieier S4uf'
idon Idusit gebaume!t babsa unO e'r
Ioldes, bur6aus nidt beueioensmertbes
SdidloI wuroe wubrideinli9 oTosreu
morolnltig.n @urreu Die 2uit pertrteber
baden, osnlelbsu Meg manpeln 81
uouen.
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Special-Sepefhe.

Yittsburg, Is. Sept. Die DaplS
SerticaI 8ab. Wafdiue erbielt beute
oas flberne Weoauion ais Ole bette
Nabmai9ine ouf Der Y%ennfDIoanio
StauteSair. Gbeuio bic erite Bramie
fur einfade Irbeit. erite 8rdmie fir
feline Nrbeit uuo Die erite Yramie fir
Bette Sciben'S tIGreten, uueS Wai6i'
neu-Nrbeit. Dies umfa6t iebe Yran,ic
meIde ole 9efsufdaft fur oieie SIaht
@rbsit Offerirt bat.
Oie @beeler unb @iIion, Ginger,
Oomefic, GlareOse, Some, Stem Some.
9Sbile, BiIfOu, uab 9ouieholO warer
aue uuseeteut uno beiparben f6 I'm
ubiae @rdmien. 6IeidbieI oh eli
cine @dbmaidiue su faufen wunider
ODER ui9t, iino iie erfudt bprsuipre.
den uub Die mauigfdItiae @rbeit 81
6eabfdti9en, weIde auf otcier Wa
idine gsmadt nerOen fam obue Dor
her oiefeIbe oorber 3uiammeniubeften
u. $. 9aenritter
Wneut.
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Uinorobes uure d +.

IS aiebt 9sutc, meIdc uortreff'de
SeiImittel nit rcr Groben Mnlle Der
y8atent. Meoisincu" III cine n DE
ieIbe &atcgorie itelIen unO hermit EN-
arObcs llurc6t bcaebcn. GlnIae Of
fentIid a~nactanOiate Nrsneien iino Den
r6afur aeforbcrtcn 8reis OOni8 we5t5'
neuiaItens cine, ole mir tennrn o"s
Sopfen-Sitters. Sdrcib:r oEsies bate
8eruulu6ung, OaS Sittcrs i'll oem uber-
aus pebislpouen Stima bon Ban Gltp
su eebrluaeu, uno bat co6etbe ItetS IN
ieber Siulidt uortreffid uuo supsrldl'
! fs S%ribuue."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

Eie fosenannte 6lub.G Onbeution,
weIde am 26. Oct- in 81. Qcuis gu
fammm astrsten mar UNI WitteI uHS
Btge gu bsratben, sic SdiHarth auf
Dem Wihi6ippi uuo Mlfouri unb Der
fdiHbareu 3ebenFdfe bieisr Str0me
gu bsrbsherT, oertastr nd. na9otm
elm Gomite sruanut nor0en ipnr, oeGen
Nufsabe ss 1T, rid 81 bemuben UNI
ibrsu aanssn GinFus uuf,upeuoeu
nm Den 9onsreb III u%ermogen, bic su
bieiem 3rued notbiaen Summeu ;u be-
ipilli9eu.