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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14

CIRCUS HAND INJURED.-Last week a
coloreu man employed in Robinson's Cir
Gus, one Of those who rode in the street
parade with one Of their grotesque masks
on, was injured about four miles this side
of Covington by standing ON car while it
was entering covered bridge. His head
struck the roof Of the bridge and he was
fatally injured. He was taken on hand
car and carried to Covington.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14

LARGE COMPANY FOR THE FIRST OF
OCTOBER-A TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR
CUES T-IMPROvEMENTs-A GRANI
KITCHEN, sc.
Correspondence of the staunton vINDIcAToR.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, }
October Sd, 1881. :
Saturday, the first day of the second fall
month, the register of the hotel showed
over $50 persons present here. Col. Pey.
ton says there was never at this time OF
the year half as many people here or at any
other watering place in Virginia. Nearly
all the Springs are now closed and nc
where in the mountains IS there fail
company except at Millboro Depot, the
Warm and the Hot, and the company at
those places is unusual. The season has
been good one every where and particu-
larlY so here where hundreds more would
have come had there been accommoda-
lions for them.
The richest man who has been in the
mountains this season is now here, MI
Henry Miller. of San Francisco, the great
stock man of California, who has been
here with his family two weeks. T am
credibly informed he Is worth all of
twenty million dollars. In 1S49 be
was a Baltimore butcher working at
So per month and in 1850 he commenced
operations in San Francisco, getting on
account of his superior sagacity, $3.50 per
month. He now pays taxes on 800 900
acres of land on the Southern coast of Cali
fornia, aud drives his cattle to market from
his farJhest Southern property for 100 miles
over the finest lard in the State all his own
possessions. He grazes 10000 cattle
and 125, 900 sheep. employs ordinarily 300
men and in sheep shearing season 600, to
look after his stock. He supplies large
proportion of the beef that is consumed in
San Francisco and furnishes the steamers
with their fresh meat supplies. He brands
sc, 900 calves every spring and sends into
Texas to winter this fall 5000 mules. A
gentleman who has recently been to IF ris-
co" says Henry Miller's check for one mil
lion dollars would be cashed any day by
the banks of that city. These figures
seem large but am told they are not
exaggerated.
There are great changes here under the
new regime. The large addition to the
hotel, which includes the magnificent new
office, reception room, and reading room,
throws the great hotel in the shape of two
sides Of hollow square. and the prone
nader in going from one extremity to the
other along the porticos in and out around
the angles, makes over four hundred steps,
which, allowing for the short steps that
lovers or loungers make, will put in mile
in about five rounds. The whole prone
mad lit up with the brilliant gas at night
is pretty sight indeed.
The kitchen is said to be the biggest
thing in the country. There is nothing
like it even in New York. Everything is
in the most complete style, the furniture
alone costing $4,000. One refrigerator
will hold rs sheep, another Is beeves and
another many hundreds of fresh fish with
everything else on the same grand scale.
Among the visitors now here are J. W.
M orrison, Esq, and wife, and Mr.. VIM.
Gay of StauntOn. L.
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ing an ssue.of the day is concerned. Who
soever said first, that the State debt was
Secondary question in this campaign has
the credit of being the first TO tell the
truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14
IROCHeSItT S6HCIN6I.I
"Buckwheat Cakes and the Measles. y

When a young husband had gone from
home, and with fond solicitude telegraphed
his little wife,-'what have you for break
fast, and how's the baby ?'-he received
the brief, suggestive reply" Buckwheat
Cakes and the Measles" We have the re-
port of case in our midst, not where
Measles was ia the bill of fare, but where
Sciatic Rheumatism confined Mr.. j. DaW
son, the well-known druggist, to his room
for long period. 1t was stated to our re-
porter in the following words: The senior
of this firm was attacked with Sciatic
Rheumatism, December last, and for four
weeks could scarcely leave his room. He
used st. Jacobs Oil, and is now able to be
at his place Of business, feeling no worse
for his recent affection, The inference is
convincing,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14
GEN. MAHONE'S VOTE FOR
ANTHONY.

In the election of President of the Sen
ate last Monday, Senator Malone voted
for Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, a
Republican. There is nothing surprising
IN this vote, we suppose every man who
favored OF opposed him in this campaign
was prepared to hear it, except-yes, ex-
cept and class of voters-those Democrat
ic ReadjusteIs who thought he was Dem
ocrat. And just here, once for all, this
Democratic hlahone--R eadiuster business
is played out. The man who follows Gen.
Malone is going direct into the Republi-
can party, and ;,oiC7tere else, and the intel
igent man who, still following Malone
attempts the thin, mean, snare Of being a
Democrat, only gives utterance to a de-
iibcrate deception, framed for the purpose
OF seducing less Informed men into his
own path. he may utter this fallacy
for present purposes or, for far off purpo-
ses but, all the same, it is what We say 1t
Is. deliberately framed dace ption. The
motives Of Malone and Cameron may be
As square as die, Ia Republican die.) but
GifVll WiiCll UICp CSoh OCtuOCidUS
TO support thsm are utterly false. It'll SIM
ply political trickery which every honest
man ought to hold in utter detsstation.
Gen. Malone wishes to carry Virginia
into the fold of Republicanism! Let him
say so! He would say so if he had the
courage! But there, for once, he falls
short and resorts to parallel approaches
instead of direct assault. He and his
followers, and the Hessians who enlist
from the hired corps. talk still about De-
mocracy, the one to praise, the other to be-
rate, but both to the same end.
1t is miserable case Of false pretence,
and while the leaders of the Coalitionlsts
know it, the rank and file ought to be in
formed of it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14

On Tuesday night, at Democratic
meeting III Richmond, Gen. Jubal A. Ear
ly used the language which we give below,
and the utterance Of which has created
considerable excitement throughout the
country:
General Early asked when it was we first
heard of a bribed Legislature in Virginia.
1t was when Malone was before 1t with
his consolidation bill. Then for the first
time was heard of in the history of this
State bill bribed through the Legislature.
But now,' said the General. ''be has
quite another rule of conduct. After set
ting his sleuth hounds on Major Daniel
who with one kick from his lame leg has
sent them bowling back-the following
has been published in the Richmond
"Whig.''
lube Early is for Daniel Surely that
sis sufficient reason why everybody else
should be against Daniel"
General Early read the quotation calm
ly, and quite as calmly said: This is suf-
fcient reason for Malone to 3e against
Daniel. 1 know him to be miserable
coward and base liar" Great cheers.
repeated and prolonged.)
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New Advertisements.


JbURE MISSOURI BONE MEAL.
Having lust received carload OF FINE GROUND
PURE MISSOURI BONE MEAL on consignment,
| will sell it LOW FOR CASH to close out.
Octl4 Ii JAS I'll. BLACKLEY,
NOTICE The Stockholders or the Valley Rail
" road Company are hereby notified that the
Regular Annual Meeting of the Company will be
held on
Wednesday, Ncuember 9th, 1881,
at the hour of q o'clock at the Office of the
Company in the city of Staunton. -
A. MADISON,
oct l4tdm Secretary
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NFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY

I\FFlCE OF CHIEF ENGINEER Valley
I RAILROAD COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7, 1881.
Proposals will be received at the Office of the
til 10 A. NJ end day Of this month, for the compile
ton Of the and anG Of the Valley
lions 2 to S. b9th included; also the line from the
southprn end OF Section So down Willow Spring
Branch to the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
for distance OF about two mile.
Prefles and specifications can be seen at the Of
flee of the Agent at Staunton The 6 Company re-
serves the right to reject any ana az PIGS.
Chief Engineer,
DOT l42t-Lexiugton papers copy.
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After the close of the Marvin case last
Wednesday, in Richmond, Mr.. Page stat
ed to Judge Christian that he had in his
possession package which he wished to
deliver up just as received from the ex-
press. He said that it was in his brothers
safe. 1t was sent for and brought up to
court. 1t was addressed:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14

JENNIE MURTUN,
Mr.. Witt says that the conviction of
Marvin amounts really to at least fifteen
years ir the penitentiary, as 1t can be es-
tablished beyond'd doubt that be has served
a term in the Albany penitentiary, and if
the Missouri people choose to come here
and identity him as the party who was
convicted in that State of some offence, he
can be kent In for life.
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White Sulphur Letter.

A LARGE COMPANY FOR THE FIRST OF
OCTOBER-A TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR
CUE IMPROVEMENTS GRAND
KITCHEN, sc.
Correspondence of the Staunton VINDICAToR.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, }
lntnhnr Cd 1891
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14
Y e. GRAHAM.
+ E, R T I L I z E r s..

AUGUSTA (BONEI WHEAT FERTILIZER
This Fertilizer contains solid Bone body and is
especially recommended for Grass, has been used
two years with splendid results by John Geary and
j. G. Hulvey, near Staunton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-10-14

STAR PHOSPHATE,
This Fertilizer 1 would recommend to any one
wishing a reliable article at a low price, used by
John B. Karicofe. Mt. Scion: wheat weighing 64h
lbs. to the bushel, and best in his neghborhood.
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CALL AND SEE US

and get list of prices and also the names of the
large number OF our best farmers who have
been using these fertiIi !ers,
Very Respectfully,
BYERS & COCHRAN
Cor. Main and Augusta StS.
Staunton, Va.
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II took my breakfast" he says, sat the
Riggs House about eight o'clock. 1 ate
well and felt well in body and mind.
went into Lafayette Square and sat there
some little time after breakfast, waiting
the depot, and 1 got there about ten min
utes after nine. I rode there from the |
park in 'bob-tailed' car. I left the car,
walked up to bootblack, got my boots |
BACKED, and inquired for man named
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g. @plfiptt.

Der. @dnittwaaren aSnis uniere,
Stabt, Serr 8. 8olfion, trifft 8orberei.
tunsen, bic bereitS maiienbaft anlansen.
ben neuen Serb f. unb 8int e T.
W aaren untersubrinsen. Mittler=
weile merben Spmmerwaareu gu nod ME
oaseweienen billisen Yreiien ausperfauft.
Serr gSclfion mirb mdbrenb ber beporz
itebenpen Saiicn bas srSBte Baarenlas
ger fiibren, bas er ie sebabt uno er uladt
feline 3ablreiden Sunoen ber Stabt unb
umseseno idOn jeet oarauf aufmerfiam.
ana cas MSbel< . epart m en-
mirb iiteraus reidbaltis ausseitattet
fein. Mebrere Garlabunsen WSbel iinb
idcn einsetrOffen uno nod uiel mebr tpere
ben erwartet. Serr 8olfion mirb pie
sewS9nlia ber BOSS Der Saiipn Iein,
bas beiBt, er pirb bic srOBte Nuswabl
bieten, bic niebrisiten Yreiie baben unb
bic befen @eiddfte MAIDEN.
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Du meinit bod nidt etwa 9errn be
gcb2 rief Slie eridrrden. Nein, nein!
eas lit unmS9li4 penn ih mid aud
Dor ibm fardte, 70 tanm i'd bod nimmsr
Slaubeu, baber -
4Ser bat be goB ssnannt2 SD nidt
untsrbrad Warsct barid bas iunse
Wiioden. Sd merbe mid, wcbl bitten,
einen iolden belaitenben @erbadt aus5u'
ipredeu, menn es mir aud freiitebt 3u
benfen, mas ih mill. Du biit nod piel
su jung mein Slsden, uns gu unerfabren,
nm bier mitreoen su iSnncn. Die 81
tunft mirb bielem Sebler idon abbelfen
unb Dir bic Nusen Sffnen. Warte ossz
balls nod eir Weilden uno sieb Detn
Wriiteln auf - bult iibrisens Beheres
unb Nneenebmeres IN tbua uno unihulz
'bises basu. Denn mas iit es i'm @runbe,
unier teimlides T,eiben !? Weiter nidts
ale elm in attion seRttes biibfGes Wdr=
den.
Du wirit &edt tabeu, quite Warsot,
uno i'd mil Dir folsen. Deetalb tort
init alien bSien 9ebanlen Sur iein Bib
lou mid beldaftisen uno bic tleine 5reu>
be, melde mir ibm oerifcbisn bereiten
werben.
(sscrtlesuna fulat,)
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Sic ,,9emtihe 9mrnerseituns"

| im 9eutl6lanb 1T bitterb6ie auf Die
beutl6=amerifauil9en Surner, tpeil arf
Dem lebten 8unbesturnfeite in st.
2ouis BON benz unb ienem &ebner au9
banbgreif1ib auf ben groben Mangel
an sSreibeit in 9euti6lano angeipielt
ipur6e. Sn oem Mrtifel ber uOeuti6em
Surnerseitung" beiBt es: pOie Seutl9|
Nmerifaner baben feline uria6e, ibr
altes 8aterlanb su berunglimpfen unb
su berlditern; es 1T ibrer Jreibeit in
feiner @eiie binberlid. SIM @egen=
tbeil, es bat fie bef6roert bur6 bic
S6dbe BET 8ilbung unb Elm groBer,
bieaeidt ber gr0Bte She'll Der beutl6=
amerifanil6en Surner sebrt no6 jest
Don benz geiitigen 8iaticum, bas ibm
bic alte Seimatb nit auf ben Weg gab.
unb nun tpirb iie bafiir berb0bnt uno
geI1mdbt. 9ieles @ebabren glei6t
Der ii6 borbrdngenben Mrt fanatii9er
Genegaten, bic iebe @elegenbeit be-
nuben, gegen ibren berlaHenen @lauben
gu eifern. Gabren iie in bieier Weife
fort, 10 tperben bic SDmpatbien, Die
man ben beuti6 amerifanii6en Sur
nern bier nod entsegenbrinst, balb
genug neri6minben. @ir ipiini6en
sies ti6t, aber mir fiir6ter es."
Sebr gut bemerft Die beutf9 ameri=
fanii6e Surnseitung Gin Wilwautee) 1T
8esug auf ben bon ber beuti6ldnbii6en
Surn;eitung erbobenen Gortpurf bes
&enegatentbums foigenbes: nDie ame.
rifanii6en Surner ipiHen re6t gut,
mas lie 9euti6lallb gu perbanfen
babeu, uno Niemano tritt energil@er
fir Die BON 9euti6lanb nit beriiber=
genommeuen Sitter elm, als iie. @enn
es Der uOeuti6en Surnseituns" beliebt,
Die 5urncr, neil iie in ber &epublit su
&epublifancrn geuorben iinb unb Die
Greibeit, bic iie genieben, au6 benz
8olfe ibres uripriingli6en 9eimatbs=
lanoes iuiinl6en, su &enegaten at fenl=
peln, 10 iinb mir auf bieies &enegaten=
tbum itol3. Sn Seuti6lanb, unb ielbf
unter Jiibrern Der Surner gibt es eine
anbere Sorte BON &enegatentbum,
einltige Hepolutiondre unb 6reibeits=
entbuiiaiten, ipel6e iebt benz &eaetions=
farren als 8oripann biene1t unb bur6
iibertriebene &aiierberbimmelung es
bergeKen gu MAIDEN fu6en, baB au1 1ie
einmal bon Der Selbitberrli9feit bes
8olfes trdun,ten. Wel6es @enegateu=
tbum 1T tpobl bas ebrenmertbere?"
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9eraS.

= Die 6ru&t= unb @emaieansfelluns,
melde aujabrlid in 9OuitOn absebalten
murbe, finbet bieies Sabr nidt itatt, ba
ber perflcHene CONNER ber Sblfcultur
nidt Siinitis mar.
= Auf Der Snternationalbabn bei SIT.
bart rannten 5wei Traatsise eesen eine
amber. Webrere bet auf ben 3isen Re.
finbliden 8remier wurben idmer per=
punbet.
= Sn 8ounb Rod fanb eine gerlamm.
lung bortiser Barser itatt, ,pelde bic
Nuftin unb yaorbweitlide Giienbabn per<
anlaiien wcllen, iiber &cuno Sod 5u
buuen.
- Sn Manor fanb cine Nbfimmuns
bariber fatt, ob fernerbin Wbisfp bas
ielbit berfuuft werben barf ober nidt.
Sir ba8 Yerbct fpurben 242 Stimmen
abSeSeben unb basesen 2S.
= Die Stabt @crlicana murbe fiirss
lid in Gufresuns periest burd bas Ser.
idtpinben sweier Wdbden int alter bon
12 Sabren. gtad lansem SuAen ermit.
telte man enblid, baB bic Mabden einen
nad benz Norben fabrenben Giienbabn>
3us beitie9en batten, lin cine Teroni=
8uns8reiie gu unternebmen.
= Gud Der @eneralanpalt McQearb,
@rOBm.ilter Der Sreimaursr, bat id se>
tpeisert, bic 3uidrift ber 6reimuurerlO3e
bon WbiteS Wli0, artanias, in ipelder
bic teraniiden Sreimaurer anfseforbert
weroen, Nnitrensunsen fur bic Besnabi>
SunS be8 weSen WcrbeS perurtbeilten
Mifen 3u MAIDEN, 3u beriidfdtisen unb
ertbeilt ben teraniideu 2c9eu zen 8atb,
eafelbe gu tbun.
= Der Sdn,ieb $. U. Yanne, gesen.
iiber Ron eagle YaB mcbnbaft, iparbe
BON ben meritaniiden BebSrben rpesen
Tuli4u,iin3erei Derbaftet. st bate be.
reits piele fulide ml.pitaniide Dcllar=
ifade auSseseben.
= Die Jirma 4auHmann & 8unse in
@alUeffcn III sesen ben Eurnperein me-
gen elmer Toroerung bon $4,000 tlasbar
sepurbem. = Die Golf Colorado unb
Santa Sc Babn wirb bis gum 1. SO.
Sembcr in Sort Wcrtb einlaufen.
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(Gcrtfesuns fuIst,)
Ralam1,op. Wfih. 2. 1eb. ]

Ralnm1,oo, Utih., 2. 8eb. 1880.
Sd wrtb, bab Scpftn. Bitter feinsn Nal
sbrlttt pereient. Mae, ipslhe baislbe &C.
brauGen, ltimmen iiberein. bab ss ale BIZ
aursn poubrinst, fiir weld. es bic @issn.
tbimer empfsblen. Sd babe bnfslbe setal'
ten, felt es psm publitum anaerattsn spnr-
be. Das Bitters natm Don Mnfans an Ell.
nen boben @anD elm. es bat benlelsen Be.
hauptst unb wiro mebr ssrlanSt ais allt
iibrissn sulammenssnommen. 90 lanee
baNslbe ittnsn sutsn @uf blnil&tlt& Der
Nsinteit unb Nlblidteit aufre&t erbalt, i,
wsrbe i'd nldt aufbSreu, bafelbe ,u EN-
pfeblfn, mas t& nod nie NIT elmer aneerrn
Dattntmebi,in settan BABE.
s. 6. Dabeoi, ". ..
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Can peSrp enriuas Varf.

Der be!iebtsite grbolunssplas in Te>
ras, nnr cine Ofeile bonn Sauptplaee in
San Nntcnic seleSen. Die Wasen Der
Strabenbabn fabren aue ,ebn Winuten
binaus unb aud nud ber Staot surad.
aae Grten bon @rfrii&unsen better Nua>
litdt iinb I'M Yart 5u baben. Vortrefiltde
Vobeselesenbeit &c. 9Silide Yebienun9.
oolltommene OrbnunS unb 3ufriebenbeit
tar 9ue mirb sarantirt. Wauiit 5u
leoer 3eit. s. W. eeri4, gisentbamer.
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@at fid be aauftal perteI(t.

Dca Gris &euter.
Diirt gung taum Melfen in 6en Stall,
Oor iteibt ebr S6ulten=S0din all
lit feibt um lurt,
500 lang t tppu burt,
8et fin lem 96ab, fin Siirten, tiimmt,
lin bel lei in De Mrme nintmt.
I'm Diirten fiimnt I'M eSo6en f6tt
Sci rllnbting iim: $50 bi bat lett!
so rant I'LL runb,
go II roben Mun6!"
I'm briidt en- Sub ebr UP be 2ippen. -
Sat fin, lat fin! Sd mot 10 ftrippen !"
I'm So9en tredt 1ei up ben 66oot
I'm fiiBt eff Munb unb Baden ROB:
n2at fin! Sat fin!
Sci fiimmt berrin;
Se Serr, De fiimmt i'm bele Sio,
Sci i6ggt mi meg, tpenn bei Dat iiibt."
I'm So6en r6ppt liitt 9anning tau:
r6ir ffea bi fer un pab senau,
Sb fiimmt Of tper;
I'm fiimmt Der 9err,
Senn raup uns Of, min liitt eSebann !"
I'm itredt fin Siirten fafer ran.
lin 9annig feibt nu an De O6r,
2idt bSr6 be 90renrib berb6r:
rNo6 fiimmt PEI mid,
No6 fiimmt bei mid,
Oe 9err, De fiimmt mod lanse ni9!"-
lin Diirt III So9en fiilIen li9.
I'm bepip'n einanner in ben 9lrm
llufiihen tit Of gor tau tparm.-
.No9 fiimnlt bei mid,
9od fiimmt bei mid,
Oe 9err, be fiimmt nod lange nid."
Mit einmal fobrt liitt canning t'riigg
nytu fiimmt be 9err?-Sir is e al!
De 9err fteibt miboen in BEN Stall.
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Sip feiugfen QIeiherHoSfe h;a

= 9ie feiniten 9leiberfoHe, Die ele=
gantefen unb mooerniten 9errenam3iige
unb iiberbaupt cine bor5iiglibe Qlus=
ipabl aller i'm S6nitttuaarengei9dft
geb6ren6en @rtitel iinbet man bel s.
Sosfe & g S6bne.
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9ie Serren s. Sosfe &
g D ne baben biesmal Elm auBer=
gelpDbnli6 groBes 2ager BON 6erbf=
uno 8intermaaren uno pfferirem 9llles
gu ben nieoriglten Preiien.
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Die i4Snife Nusmabl BON Diamans
ten in ber Stabt gum 4oltenpreis bei
9. 5ereberg.
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Wer refine importirte Weine pber 2i=
queure gu haben mini ,faufe i'm Saupt=
quarter. $. @renet.
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Seibene Sdaiire unb Qualteu in al
len Tarben fnb gu baben Bel
S@ram & Go
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@ct3enMehl!

NOpal Yatent, Ylant's Grtra, Cider
mann. eagle Steam unb Belle Du Sac,
belm @arlcab. $. @renet.
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- llmidlastiider, Sadsn uno enoere
Nrtifel flr bic Damentoilette finoet man
bei y. .. 6ranf, Glamo-Yla3a.
2O,9,t6m
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Sn tsbsm Sale, ia benz 20 aasemaabt wurbs,
bat f& 3aplats's Snbtan furnip ytstOraI Balm
sous Antr'ennun8 erruneen.-ia WirHi i1teil bat
20 ale btiImittel eeaen 3ulfeu, grfdItuna. Gun
ssnlsibsn une 8rsn4itis nint isines gleid,,a,
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Durnos gatarrt SYrup
tetlt aue @fstttonen bee 6aIiss, Ropfss
umb S4lunbes.
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Ir. @reeas Srpssnateb Bittsrs IL
oas bette 5eilmi!tsl fir DyspepFa. Gal.
lenlsiDsn, Malaria, unpsrbaulidteit unb
&rantbsitsn oss glutes. Der Nisrsn, ester,
6aut &c.
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Damens, Qerrea= unb 3inbere
Strampfe bel S4ram& SO.
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Or. Datts 9eberptue n llnb bic
tsltsn eattnrtil&en @ssulatoren.
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IL.

3ur Nptia!
Die 2euiilana StaatsIutterie III bic ein3tse. BIZ
Yon benz 0ulte enbufftrt wurbe
Glue quite @efeSem6eit fein @fa&
ST MAIDEN.
Die 8itbu A Der 8laiIe & fntet ffa,t
tn Rsw Srlsaas Dieaftas ben IL. Sltpbsr 1881
2puilia11a @tate Qptterp So.
Di.fts Snftltut purbe I'M SABRE 1858 far O..
uebuass> unb Wpbl,bdtisttits 9ws6e Bon hu
Siaatslssislatur sefeb!i& ineorpurirt NIT eintm
RapitaI Won 81 100000, Ju wsI4em Ge fsitba
einsn @efersefcno BON $420, 900 hinsuasfiat lat.
Sbre sroben 8iebuneen Don eimselneu
Hummeru itnbea mpnatliG fat Nieutels pirt
cine 9tetung serlasben. Ran Isfs na&fplsenbt
preiSserteetluns.
9anptpreis $4,000.
100000 2idets gu 9 DelIar iepes.
Salbe Tifet8 ST.
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9emry's CAROL. SaIbs.

Gle III bic behe Salbe fdr SHnlit,,
Beulsn, Nusfdlas, 0eidwire. Salsrtsu.
matismus, aufssiprunsene 6anbe, @itsr.
uneeu, 6abuerau9sn unb a0e 1au.trants
betttn, SOmmerFsden unb Mitefsr. Man
fauft 6tnrp's garbolIe Salbe neil alle
anbern Gall&unsen fnS. prets 25 Gents.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-01-27
DIR. JOHN BULL,

Manufacturer and vendrr of
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
Blu LIS SARoAPARILLA,
BULBS WORM DESTROYER.
Tie popular remedies Of the Day.
Principal Office, 3l9 Main St, LOUIS
WILLIE. KY. J~uly~s-ly.