davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-30
Tarjetas al T6rculo.

Ademas de hacerse tarjetas en- litogra-
fla imprenta, las personals que tengan
planchas metalicas con sus nombrea
2rabados para tarjetas, pueden mandar-
las la imprenta del BoLET1N en- donde
Sc tirar6n en- un t6rculo m6quins O.
pecial que hay oars clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-30
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK SAN JUAN
Un pasaie Ell 1.J@ camara.
TARIFA DE. FIETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azncar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los a8entes, hpres de
capa.
A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YoRK con opcIon permanecer en-
dicho punto los pasaleros todo Ell tempo
que JuZguCn opoItuno.
Conociniento J boeta de pasajes directos
sc dan en touOs los puertos donue los vapo'
res dc la companld tocan, para Eur pa, Ca
Hddd y Is StOft en COneAlOn con las siVllleu-
Ies HuedS dc YapofcS:
VIA NEW YURk.-Por la de CunGrd,
Hhtte star, { Hp9.aut par. desde LlreTpOO.
North GerB az Li0yd para desde BTemeH.
-HGn6tTg AmerlCaIt PdChet Company para
y desue ADtOereS. General IFdltSdt aittic
Company para desde HdUle, ,--1Itch = Lute
para desde LoI0Teo y GtaSgOto. -MeTchd ttS
DeSpatci, d international Lune para y Aes-
{ tQuos los puntos uel CdiaCtd. -HetrOpOa-
dp LiGe para desIe Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-30

De Puerto-Rico la Habana. 800 = "a : 10
Ue Id. aSantander, Cadlz Bar
celona (via HaDa.a). 200 100 70
Las Iocalidades especiales y camarotes en-
teros, seran a preclos convenclonales.
haDra rebalas para las talnlllas nunerosas
con nlnos.
Instalacion de luJo I'LL mueblaje especial a
preciOs cUnt euclonaies.
SO explden passage &c ida y vuelta con 70
p. y Qe reDaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dihcaciones en 81 pasaJe de los nlnos 4ue
ylaJen con 5us IaulllIas.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA CAAARA.
Un nino hasta de amos, en- cada familla,
ssraLis. Los demas nasta Z amos un CudrLU
pasele. Los ae d z d IL amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaJe entero.
TERCERA CLASE.
On Hino, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medic pasale. Los demas
pasaJe entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-30
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

Llegada salida de vapor para Puerto
Plata, Habara Mejico. Llega San Juan
ell dia II a las de la manana. Sale de San
Juan ell dia II las de la mahana
Para mas informes dirigirse a los consig-
natarios Fedderse1. Hittink compaaiG, San
Juan Puerto Rico. 8. 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-30
La Iucha p0r eI dertchO.

Obras por r. Y. Ihering con Un pr6ogo de
anu Leopodo Alas traducida poF don Ado eo
posada. En- Ia impsenta del BQLETINs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

dis ance between the two pointers In the con.
stellauon of the Great Bear, and Is
visible between hslf-psst two and four
o'clock q. m. 1t seems us yet impossible
TO ascertain whether 1t is, as Dr.. Gould and
others suppose. the great comet of 1907, the
diameter of whose nucleus. rs measured by
Herchel, was 53S miles. This remarkable
comet was the finest that had appeared since
that of l760, and was discovered ty Pons, at
Marseilles, on September 20. In ten days its
nucleus became rs clear rs star of the Sec
ond magnitude, its tail was distinctly visible,
and on October it was seen in the north
west,n far distant from Arctu.us. A month
later its tail had undergone division, and it
soon became invisible. at was seen at times
to exhibit corruscstions or flashes of light"
says Professor Watson, mot unlike what is
exhibited in the case of the aurora
bOrealis, and ii was asserted that in less
than one second of time stresmers might b.
.een to shoot out from the body Of the tail to
distance of two and half degre S. If the
present visitor proves 10 be the comet of 1907
we may look for some exceedingly fine COM
etary displays, and in any event 1t promises
t. be we'll worth the closest study of astron-
omers. as we'll as the admiripg public gaze.
The great improvement in astronomic in
struments and especially the advance in
spectroscopy warrant the expectation that
the present opportunity for examining this
magnificent meteor will prove most fruitful
IN scientific results.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
The Dignity of journalism.


In the Dallas HERALD of the 14th there
WAS published II leading editorial, from which
wo make tho extract below. We wish we
had room for the entire. 1t breathes sound
sense all the way through, and more than
this, it was written by high toned gentle
msp-a gentleman incapable of "A low, con.
temp,ible act-a man of honor and
man who has Cue appreciation
Off good rsme; and man who knows the
value Of good character, and u man who
hrsa proper appreciation of self-respect
IL isjust like tue dignid d edtor-in.chiet Of
that paper, Col. II lott, and II is, In short, a
model OF an editorial, which many of our
young adventures and old ones too, in
the journalistic field would do well
to remember and fashion after, if they would
have the respect and esteem Of the enlight.
ened and civilized world. The days of
Brcwnlcwism are fast fading away. They
have sown seed that has sprung up all over
America to no other purpose than 10 smirch
the character of sonllemeo, degrade society
and start young men out into Journal
ism with false idea of their duty
to the public and rights respecli q
those with whom they deal in a public ca
pacity. Why should you not deal with
public men in publio position, as you would
with men In private life, on matters Of bust
nessY Because you are the editor of a news.
paper and the custodian of tho peoples
interests, you are not called upon to con.
denim man before no has had fair trial
Ia business intercourse In private life
you do not, and why should you any tho
more so because you have II in your power
to roach the public ear through tho instru-
mentality of ycur columns, condemn to in
fanny public man, before the law, the iinal
arbiter of disputes, has spoken and placed
i,s seal OF condemnation upon him
We thank heaven that in
all our career ~ a iourn,
sist We have never been the aggressor in
dirt throwing" at any one, and when we
have been forced At times to fight tho devil
with fire, !. wa; moro In sorrow than in an
ger. 1t Ia no pleasure TO us TO lend our pen
or our columns to tearing down
any ones building It matters
not whether no DO high or low,
grea! or humble In his sphere Of life. We
are not called upon in tho proper discharge
OF Tour duty asa journalist t. do so. No
journalist Is, nor has no the moral or social
right TO do 10. Aud when no does so, he Is
Inc slave TO bad influence or Is aotnatcd by
a malicious spirit, that does not comport
with tho true character of a gentleman, OF he
y ignorant of what his real duty 10 The public
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

1881, has been further extended one month.
The leave of absence on surgeons certificate
of disability granted Captain Joseph Conrad,
Eleventh infantry, March "a, 1880, has been
extended six months on account OF
disability. Second Lieutenant Edward B.
Ives, Nineteenth infantry, will be
relieved from duty at the United
State Military Academy, West Point, N. T.,
August %, 1881, and will then join his
company.
Special orders, May 81, 1881, directing
that the station of Captain Alexander Mac
Kenzie, corps of engineers, be changed from
Rock Island Ill, to st. Paul, Mimi, have
been revoked. Leave of absence for one
month on surgeons certificate of disability
has been granted Captain j. Fl. Pattersos,
Twer tietb.. infsntry, recruiting officer. Com.
misssry Sergeant Charles Rabb, United
States army, now on farlough at Utica.
Clark county, Ind, has been relieved
from duty at Fort Sidney, Nebraska,
and will report in per-
person on or before the expiration of his
furlough (Juiy %, 1881 to the command
ing officer Fort Niagara, N. Y, for duty at
that post. Commissary Sergeant Francis
II. Decas,ro United States army. now on
temporary duty at Fort Sidney, Nebraska,
has been assigned to duty ut that post
Special orders April Is, 1881, granting six
months leave of absence 10 First Lieutenant
Daniel Robinson, Seventh infantry, have
baen amended to grant said leave of alb
sence on surgeons certificate Of disability.
Leave of absence for four months, to take ef-
feet Jul, 1881, has been granted First Lieu
tensnt Frank Thorp, regimentsl quartermss-
ter Fifth artillery. Special orders, June 8,
1881. ordering Second Lieutenant Albert
Todd, First artillery to the United States
artillery Academy at West Point have been
revoked. Second Lieutenant s. A. Lowering
Fourth artillery, has been ordered to re.
port in person to the commanding general
depart ment of West Point, August 49, 1881,
for duty at the United States Military
Academy. Lieutenant Lowering will be re.
lived from duty in the department of the
Platte in time to enable him 10 comply with
this order.
The following named officers will repor,
in person to the board OF
officers appointed to meet in New
York city, June 90, 1881, by special orders
June IA 1881, tor examination, with view to
selection for transfer to the ordinance.de.
psrtment under the provision of section 5,
act of June %, lS71:-Second Lieutenant E
NJ. Weaver, Jr., Second artillery; Second
Lieutenant Hamilton Rowan, Second arti-
lerv.
The extension of leave of absence
on surgeons certificate of disability
granted Second Lieutenant B. S. Weaver,
first infantry April 6, 1888. from this
office, has been further extended six months
on surgeons certificate Of disability. Acting
Assisiai.. Surgeon j. Clark Mcclure. United
States army, has been ordered to proceed
from this city TO Fort Smelling, Mimi, and
report in person to the commanding general
Department of Dakota, for assignment to
duty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

1t is now itty-six years since the first rail-
road constructed in America was projected.
The time was 1926, the engineer, Grid
ley Bryant, and the successful projectors
were that gentleman and Colonel 7. II. Per-
klns, whose name ia associated with this and
other enterprises which have since grown to
mammoth proportions. This pioneer road
was designe 10 transport granite from the
Quincy, Mass, qusrries to the nearest tide
water; it was therefore short, being
only about four miles long, including branch.
es, and the first cost was $4,000
The second American road was laid ou,
in the month of January two years after,
and opened the following May. 1t WAS
Msuch Chunk, Pa, to the Lehigh river, and
with the branches. etc, was thirteen miles in
length. Both these roads had five foot
gauge. la the same year that the second
road named was laid out the Mary land leg
lslature granted q charter, modelled on the
old turnpike charters, to the first railroad
company authorized to carry on the general
business of transportation the capital
stock was $500,000, and the company
had permission TO increase this.
The venerable Peter Cooper built the first
engine used, and it WAS run on the begin
nings of the preeent great Baltimore & Ohio
This engine weighed about a ton, and drew
on open car, with the directors of the road
and some few friends, eighteen miles. from
Baltimore to Ellicott's Mills, 10 an an hour;
this was the first locomotive for railroad pur.
poses ever built in America, and the fret
one used for carry ing passengers on this con.
tlnent. The era OF individual enterprise in
railroad construction was most active,
anc 1t was not until some
time after that the great land
grants were made by congress- Then line,
which we're single met and consolida ted, and
formed continuous routes between important
points, fnally taking in public carriers of
various kinds. such as amboats-river,
lake and ocean-canal craft, etc., and these
multiplied themselves into what are to be
seen at tho present time. Tae war greatly
retarded the rapid growth Of railroads, the
years 1861 2 8 and being comparatively
barren OF great enterprises, only ab ut 3 200
miles of new road being laid during the
slavery strife period. The era Of the create 81
activity was from 1866 to 1880. during which
time fve-eights of the entire number OF
miles OF road now in operation were con-
structed. OF the 90 $50 miles reported in
1880 as in operation IN NJ nth America, the
United States contained SO 497 miles. The
year 1871 alone gave an increase Of 1879 in
the mileage, and 1872 a further increase OF
600 miles. The following table shows the
number of miles in operation at Intervals O,
five years from 1S20to 1879:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

WHY WILL You WHO ARE SUFFERING IIEsl-
TATE LoNGEk?-lhe days OF heallhiui life r o
golden, and they are ceaselessly slipping from
70 delay longer to accept these facts and profit
by them. simmons Liver Regulator Is 40
simple and harmless, and yet 1t mas proven IT,
self sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, COS.
sto nch, oinrrhma, biiousuess and othe. ik,
evils OF dlsordered liver ana stomach. How
can we find words adequate to embody these
facts. They cannot he too often reiterated un-
VI they have carried conviction to every
household in the land9 Try It. The ilrst viii
he satisfactory.
~ certify lhsve used simmons Liver Regu-
lntor IN my family for u number of years Tor
sick headache, biicuSness aud liver com.
plants with great satisfaction.
b. Y. TIGNER "
Whl'" sulphur Springs, Ga, Nov. 10, 1879,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
shiioh's CONSUMPTION Cure.

Thisis beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few
doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Drough Group, and Bronchitis, while 8
wonderful success in the cure of C assumption
is without a parallel in the history Of modi-
clue. Sincei,s first discovery it has been
sold on Il guarantee, test which no other
medicine can stand. Ifyou have cough we
earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10cts., so
cts, and 81 90. fyour lungs are sore, chest
orbsck, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25cts. Sold by Hickox 81 House
druggists COS Main street. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

London, June GA Berlin dispatch says
Baron Magnus, late Germ N minister at
Copenhagen, has 20 brooded over affairs
that caused his abrupt withdrawal from
Copenhagen, that he has become insane.
1t will be remembered that Baron Msgnus
was present at banquet given to Sarah
Bernhardt, who chershes deep antsgonism
for Germany, and his dismissal was in con,
sequence of that incident,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
Harvard Columbia Bont Rnce

New London, Conn.,, June 27.-The Hsr-
vard- Columbia boat race was won BY the
Harvard crew by three Lengths.
The weather was cloudy and water
smooth. The start was made at 11:49 and
81 seconds Harvard time,2 minutes and as
seconds; Columbia time, q minutes and So
seconds,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

A tlrstclass Phae,on, cost $3.50; will sell
at SlhO. a trst-class Buck Board. $40. A
iirst'cass Piano Box Buggy at $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from So TO Sd.
Bueg, add Phse,ou Tops from Sl2 TO $50.
Anti Sn'it Rst,lers Ut 20 cen,s. Bugees,
Carriages ind Wagons repaired in first class
style, At prices to suit the times. All work
warranted. WIN. LoNo.
73S & $40 Commerce street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
ShiIOh's Catarrh RemeJy

a marvellous cure for Cstarrh, Diphtheria,
Csnker mouth and Head Ache With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for
the more successful treatment of these com.
plants witnou! extra charge. Price so cts
sold by Hickcx e. House, druggists, Cos
Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
Amsw er This Question.

Why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer TO suffer and DO made misers.
bic by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up of tho Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts, we will sell
them Sbiloh's Vilalizer, guaranteed TO cure
them, Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
Cos Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

Washington, june 27.-The extension of
leave Of absence granted TO Captain q. NJ.
Bascom. Thirtoon.h infantry, January 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

VIII be on Sale Juno LIST, via the Texas &
Pacific railway, at greatly REDUCED
RATES. Il. p Turner, ticket agent Al
D'l-e, will take pleasure In giving full and
rolhh" Information relative TO rates routes.
etc, and will reserve sleeping car berths in
advance. r. w. TnoMpsoN, Jn.,
g. L. A. MARSHALL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
NOTICE.

The estnte OF Mira. Emily q. Caruth, notl s,,s,
hereby Agivea to all parties having sls IN.
sgninst said estate to present them TO .ne , sS
ders,gued, Those indebted, please come w.
~ w W. j. HALsf LII.
wit, Administrator
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29
IRISH NATIONAL
l. AND LEAGUE

Grand Fourth OF July Celebration
BY the Dallas Branch of the Land League, at
shady View Park, Dallas, Tex To be given
under the patronage OF the folio wing we'll
known ciuzens:
Dr. " Crowaus, Hon Olin wellborn,
hon J0nn HeaIy Brown, Ju ge H Rarkt dale,
zen Il Cabell, Col w w Leake,
Il Tompkins, 81 Adams,
u Nearby, Jules schneider,
u Nv " C9neor' David ID Thompson,
w rodgers, 4 Marsalis,
ThOs Walker, j NJ Stemmons.
u Stcirett, Leopold Bohny,
John Y Elliott, FIaacis Fen rich,
j G Bugel, j Ii H.reford
v w Cleveland, Geo NJ Swink.
pr Lock-, Eugene Levy,
Jesse radgitt, DIE NJ Tillmsn,
L Al kneIfly, WV Yourg,
Geo Dexter, /. Movers Cnnnor.
+ EsenlOhr, Louis Reichensteln,
Gii, A Campbell,
Settle Henry Calm,
L,Caperan, Baruch,
W l. Crawford. Judge John Good.
Ju1ge Alex white, Judged Nj Thurmond,
Judge A b Norton, Arcn Nj Cochran,
Aiex sanger, Il towart,
! l. Leonard. Barnet Gibbs
hali, Alfred Davis,
w: Rodgers, Edwin smith,
Ed j Cannon, Conuor
toot osuen, w III LENNON,
PrS fi0uts, L Nj Kahn,
~ lllOtt, w Webb,
BetIerton, Chas . Wood,
John l. Irrelevant, &c Carter,
w . Keller, 4 + McE0nis,
W II faterson, + Craddock,
Ilv' ~ Moore, CEEee
ID Njronty, Mike Roe,
4, 'ttrry, w Thompson,
!s' re Freeberg, j S Wltwer,
| >, * DeSafanu, DR. Eagan,
" j.. kain, W NJ Ii II,
DICK fiahnsgan, and many others.
PROGRAMME.
Music by brass and string bands during day
and night Exsfc Sc, begin at 10 O'Clock, u
M. with reading Declsra ion of Independence
by Hon John Henry Brown, TO be followed by
an Grafton by ex-Gov hubbard. address on
the land war in Ireland oy Rev. Jas. T. Van
ston. Speeches will also be delivered by Hon
Ohn Weliborn, Judge IL. Barksdale, II. Il
Cowart and Others.
Amusemenis during the day will be as fol-
lows; Dancing on the platform, ssck-racing,
hurdle Jumping. climbing gressi pole croqnet,
archery and Other athletic and field ports
10 conclude with u grand display of fire
works and grand baI AZ night Admission
during the day % cents, at night 80 cents
Reduced ia ed on all railros DIS from all sur
rOuncitg towns Alluuder the management
OF the president and e,eeutive committee of
DALLAS Land League. Positively no improper
chsracters admitted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

Grand Fourth OF July Celebration
BY the Dallas Branch of the Land Leagne, at
Shady View Park, Dallas. Tex To be given
under the patronage OF the folio wing we'll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-29

The Central and Union Pacific railway was
completed May 10, 1869
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All $4,000 PER ACRE

~ acres excellent lands; $50 acres IN cnu..
on 20 acres In pasture. An a und.nspna,
good timber, considerable cedars and , sor oi
hunor' pecan tree. a never failino sn St,eis
exc 'llent water most advant4gennslp s .ins u
led; small orchard Of the finest imn s,'ua,
peacu trees; plain, but substantial dup",,,.0ea
on a very desirab pleasan and hesI,hgg
n ndsome, Romantic; also out houses sss
barn d Two good tenant houses. gooS s mae
stantlal rail fencing and pla, krd lots '' s"O'
ANY person desiring larger tract can 90,
will s-Q any size tract from 10 ao,aS s'
ca h or part on time. "'''' up
ms tract Is pecu iarly ADAPTED 70 wb,o,
oats, grass and cotton, dairying, fl,tentna oat,
lie, ffuit growing, gardening and fIsb raisi,s
Malta. JOHN - CROCKETT
Dallss County, Texas, Juue Goth, 1851,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-15

oem matttsn Son bts 5intereruncss tsr'
uor, fri1he Wae6enasitalten. in tleoiamsr,
tteiurulHIGer NationaltraGt am primltt
pen Ourftruunen WaHsr ihGpfene, uno
bic ssfulltsn eimsr am Soas auT Der
Sdultsr iorttrasene; absr Der sanssn
llmstbuns trase ytuts. Bie 1don Id
mir allss auSseionnen BATE, lpotttts
paul, mein Bib lo0te mir auf bsr @us'
ilslluna Rubm eiubrtnsen. nae eisler Or
fOls mirpe pann bas Ser, Mthatl Swaro=
pit1h's ermeihen, eamit sr metn gSsrbsn
um Nltla bsloate. ST. Warr! ais os ein
Mann bonn @hlage RurnosiOifs ourf ct.
mas anbsres ais tlinssnpe Mlin5s 81 CO..
tpsiGsn mare! l1nb nun muB ss ssraos
Mila (elblf iein. bic burt ibre sisbe fur
Sofia aa' meins !5offnunsen ptrnidtft.
SIR 8olfia, Der fabis 1T int Ssfbe einss
fc!hsn Shaess 3eritreuuna I'm 5auis si'
nsr WaruITa ,u luhsn. gr mar 8elaas
tpsilt uao siafyltis bsute. 5a !! mare ed
m5sliG, &0nnts sr osa Nsbsn cieIsr in=
trtsuanten Grau perfallsn 2 Dod welhss
Snterefe battle tie baran, nan iast oab
ls es srraps isst auf bic Mtatonsn bss
5arltsn &apfeFbs atssistsn bat. &oaia's
mattsrlihes 8trmSsen wiiro. fur 1e nut
Der 1ropfsn I'M Mssre fsin 8teaasTns
,pcrtbe Mila, meun ibr Der Gummsr MIN
srfpart blslbsn iollte, eInsr ioteasn 8ipaliu
gum Opfsr ,u falen, no fanoe i|e Salls.
mo- Iroii? Gin ihwfrsr 5suf3sr snt
rang ifd ieinsr Beuit. Im 5reunoe BARI
es ttr nttbt ftblsn. wenn es au6 eine bar
te Nufsabt lit gersiB niht, pai&e, tab
Eu Osiu Qeten lang Dir an ben 8rodsn
Nnbsrsr senassn laifen mus,sf.--5ef
tia fubr cr nit Der 5ane turd ras trcuie
6aar. Doh woa;n Ss.i,reu iih meine
@epanfen. mae tebeutet cine WelE: auf
Rollia's Stirn +? bsnts Nbsno eri lab i'd
teice 5ano In 5anb sliidlit por mir;
mas psrmStts aud eine Maru6a sssen
|hla.
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Gtnc BobItbdterin.

Seffnet bic Ibire fur iie unb Mrs
Wius.ow wiro beweilen, baB fe bic ame.
rifantihe 5lurenttner yfadttsau bsr &in.
Der 1T. Davcn itnO mir 10 iiber,suet,
baB mir unisrer ,,Suiy" lebren werbsn
3u iassn: :, @siesnst iei @rs @inslow"
neil itc bsrfelteu betilflib mar, iibsr bie
psricbe bes 3abn'ns unO anbere Be-
fdwerlihteten iiir &inSer bnu ss,utom.
msn. Wrs sBinslpp Sopting
SYrup niamt ben &inbern bic S9msr
gen unb furirt DYisntrte unb Diarrbue.
ST madt ben @aumen CART. befrett Don
@nt3iinouns unb brinst bas Ginb 9lidlid
iiber bic Derpbe bes 3abnens binweg.
@r tbut serabs tas, mas ct Soraiebt 3u
t9un, @(les unb nidt pentssr. gBir ia.
ben einmal Mrs @inslow gsfeben unb
fennen Fe nur burh itren Sopttng
Sprup fur 2nber. Wsnn mir bic
Ma&t bdttsn, tpirbsn MIR fs als 5silaub
fur bic &inper binlellen--was fe aud
In ber Sbat 1T. Der @yrup wtrb In
alien @putteten gu 25 Gents per 6lalds
perfauft.