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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01
RECONCILIATION FREE.
4 Partial List Of Diseases which DIR,
Roberts Treats.

hths treatms1t of the following diseases
u. Roberts system has NO EQUAL in pro
d.aas speedy and permanent cures. viz: Ner.
~ Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout.
A1Hoular Rheumatism Lateral. PosteriOr and
Anterior Curvatures of the Spine, Dyspepsia,
DPopsy, Abdominal Dropsicsl Tumors Ner'
vsss Debility, Paralysis, Shaking Palsy,
Islpitation Of the Heart. Diabetes, InciPi.
at Consumption, Nasal Catarrh, Bronchitis,
loss Of Voice Kidney Diseases. Liver Com.
Daaink Partial Insanity, Scrofula, Impotency.
Les Of Manly visor Sterility. Falling OF the
Womb Badness, Piles, Fistula, Syphilis, all
female Diseases, LeucorrhGa, Flour Albus,
Paisfal Asustruation, Suppression, Of the
4spSoo, etc., etc.
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DYSPEPSIA, DR0PsY AND NASAL
CATARRH.
No II Religious street,
Now Orleans, January 6, 1850.

No u 00AklOuO oCtoet,
Now Orleans, January 6, 1850.
hereby certify that have suffered very
nveh with dyspepsia for twelve years. After
Aaviag tried many remedies prescribed by diff.
lsssat sninsnt physicians Of this city, oil Of
WIEN tsilod 10 do mo particle Of good, was
s1sstually cured by Dr. X. r. Roberta.
D.. Roberts has also cured my wife OF gene.
ri drepay Of six months standing, and nasal
eoAasrh and deafness Of the right ear, she hav-
ise suffered greatly from the last named dis.
ooseo for TEN 10 yearA.
viii answer iasuirie..
0is1ed JOHN JUDGE
Isurth. bet. Sc. Patrick and St. David Sts. p.
Now Orleans, June 9Oth, lS79.
1hersby certify that have been deaf in my
ie6 ~ for ton Gears. accompanied with aw.
I'll rearing sounds. DR.. r. r. Robeete cured
- II ,ess than ton minutes to-day, both Of tho
asafasss and tho unearthly sounds. l ON 81
1easS u ags. / will be glad to answer tnqui-
sass - the subject. PATRICK EGAN.
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Professional Cards.

L. B. WATKINS, D. G. SCARBOROUGH.
w ATKINS t. SCARBOROUGH,
attorneys at LaW.
Successors to Levy 4 Scarborough
MILL practice in the District Courts OF
w tho parish Of Natchitoches aud
Red River, and in the Supreme Court of
the State. Prompt attention given to
all business. Addresses, L. B. Watkins,
ut Coushatta, or d. G. Scarborough, at
NatchitOches.
April lOth.-ly.
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Captain of the MARTHA.

OAelA, Bronchitis, Affection of the Left Lung,
J1upopsia, Pslpitation of the Heart, and
49, very we'll any way" all cured.
No. 464 Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January 1, 1880. s
hereby certify that have been very mrrh
a0ieted With nas... c..e.~h hr.cc.::..::s severe
a1Sesisa Of tho left lung, palpitation Of tho
h1aRt I'D tho worst form Of dyspepsia for one
year, aad was passing into quick consump.
1ea surely snd NO mistake. Five of the most
eminent physicians Of this city tailed to afford
d.. \. has wonderfully improved me, and
tAeugh under treatment, am steadily gaining
daily. viii cheerfully answer inquiries por.
seaslly, Signed WILLIAM ZlEGLER.
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ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.

New Orleans, Tune 9Th, 1880.
lhave been very badly affected with articu.
Y rheumatism, aud dropsy Of the knee joints,
- esing very s5ge SIN ana
prescriptions tried did me no good. had
aaAs up my mind that should become q
permanent cripple. then heard of and ap-
1lioA 70 Dr.. 4. r. Roberts, who afforded me
Immediate relief. and by six weeks magnetic
tRestnsnt . perfect cure.
Win answer questions cheerfhlly.
Ugssd n. WAHLIG,
Rssidsncs, corner Philip and Freret Sts.
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Miscellaneous.
Grand ECOro
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchsshed tho business Of
III Chambers & Barbee at this point,
and secured their services, am pfepsr.
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates Of storage in future will be a.
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for treights,
Thirty Cents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March 24-tf.
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TESTIMONIALS:
No. la6 Chippewa street,

No. le6 Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January 3, 1880.
whom II may concern:
formed On the loft hip Of my wife, which des.
treysd tho usz Of the limb and left her help.
-. Her su6erings were terrible. and her
~ IVES rapidly ebbing away. After trying
everything that could b. thought Or heard Of
II 4edfeine, without relief. then heard Of
aaa eat for DR.. r. r. Roberts, wbo by his
Vita: nsysho. magnetic power. in q few weeks,
HestsreI the use Of the limb. She is now
aAle to walk to bis Office for treatment and
baek h II ;, without assistance.
fAgned W. s. BASSETT,
Captain of the "MARTHA,"
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CONSUMPTION.

New Orleans, September g. 1879.
lAeeehy certify that have been bod with
eoas1nption, from nasal catarrh, for over one
yeoe. hight "R1auLAR'' doctors had failed to
eom - betsre calling on DR.. Roberts. also
~ ~ phy,icians Of the Charity Hospital !;
~ a!so JAILED TO afford even particle Of relief
ooan1 health. The swful cough and splitting Of
oenvDtaea have both ceased. Win answer in.
eAIaee sceeo!alng my case. I live corner Phil
GQsl Mn. DELLA FOWLER
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NJ. a. DAUPHI IN,

n B-Al correspondence should be with NJ. A. Dauphin
as above In all the tickets themselves sent and
never circulars offering certificates anything else instead
Any one proposing to offer anything else by circular other
w'se on his own behalf that Of the Company is swndler
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6he &eup1.'s Tiudifator.

Special NOtice.-Cavil Bray, Esq, of
Vernon parish, is the duly authorized
agent for tho VINDICATOR in Vernon par
ish, and all contracts made by him will
be. fully ratified and carried out by US.
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TABER & KINNEY.

Dealers in American and Italian mar.
o'e monuments, tombs, headstoues, w.
SEQ, &c. Yard, corner Texas and Lon.
isiana streets, one block from now mar.
ket house, Shreveport, La. All kinds Of
cemetery work neatly executed. Our
Mr.. Taber will make special visits when
requested. We sell the celebrated CHAM.
PloN wrought and malleable iron fsnc.
ing, the best in the country. We en-.
ploy no commission agents, our travelling
statesmen arc salaried blythe month or
year. We give our patrons the IS pei
cent. nsnslly given to agents.
Aug. 28.-1y.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-04-06

BAYN A. RID
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COTTON MADE EASf.--He nave
seen the model Of q ''cotton cultiva-
tor and chopper combined, which
seems to answer every purpose for
which ii is designed, and if success
fully introduced in the South would
do away with manual labor in scra-
ping cotton with the hoe. This una
chine was invented by practical
cotton planter during the war; a
working machine was built and put
successfully in operation, but was
destroyed before the advance of the
Federal army. The machine moves
on four wheels, the front wheels be-
ing swivels, and is drawn by two
mules, thedriver being seated. Two
discs in front remove the earth from
each side of the drill, the hoe follows,
and swings back and forth across
the row and does its work at each
stroke. The hoes are regulated to
cut out twelve inches and to leave
the young plants standing in the
SPACE of one and two-t thirds inches
in the drill untouched. If the team
travel three miles per hour the hoe
cuts through the drill with grea,
accuracy 234 times minute. The
hoe is followed by two other reversed
discs, cutting outside of The burrows
made by those in front, and returns
the earth to the plants. Sill out
side of these are sweeps or plows
that cultivate 10 the centres Of each
row; so that the whole operation is
performed o, once. The driver can
With one lever raise aud depress hoe,
discs and sweeps Instantly, as may
be necessary, and at tie end of the
row turn into position on either Of
the rear wheels as centre, let down
bis hoe and plows and drive ahead
more promptly than with an ordina-
~ double pillow. tits estimated that
the machine will chop out and cult
vate ten acres per day.
The inventor claims that two men
working together, and using the
choppers in connection with a good
"cotton planter" would cultivate 100
acres in cotton. After the cotton
has been "ehopped out" it is pro-
posed to- remove the chopper and use
the machine as q cultivator, until
the cotton has grown too tall to al.
low the machine TO pass overit. We
understand that a Southern manu-
featuring company has offered to
IN manufacture the machines at cost
that will allow the inventor to sell
them to farmers at 500 apiece.
We shall watch with interest the
of this new departure
in implements. which must create a
revolution in cotton planting if sue
cessfulIy introduced in the South.
With cotton chopped out and cult
waited at the rate of fifteen cents an
acre, "cotton-picker', of necessity
must be invented, and 1890 may see
The South making 100000 bales
IF cotton and clolhing the swarmir g
millions of China.--T \. Q. Democrat.
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"sWfsG YO' FARMER

Git 20 partners, fust qnatil'ion! ,
Stonp vo, feet and raise 'e,n high;
Tune is:iOh, dat waterhiiliiJh!
Gwiue to eat it bime-by.
s,lnte yo' pardners! scrape pcrlitely;
Don't be bumpin' gin de rest.
Ralaucc all. Now step ont rightly,
Alluz dance yo' level bes'!
Toward four. Whoopup, ringers!
Back a.in. Don't be slow!
Swing cohnas! Mind de ti9gcrs-
When hollers den yo' go.
Ton ladies' cross ober!
iUol' OF till take 4 dram;
Gemmen solo! Yes, Is sober
KANT tell how dc fidalers am.
Hands around! Iiol' up yo' faces.
Don't be lookin' at yo' feet;
Swing yo' pardners TO yo' places!
Dat's de way-dat's hard to beat.
Sides toward! When yo's ready
Make a how as low as yo' kin;
Swing across with op'sit' lady;
Now we'll let yon swap asln.
Ladies' change! Shet up dat ta!ki'l ,
DO yo' takin' artcr awhile!
Right and lief, don't want no waiHin';
Make yo' steps and show yo styie.
"A Scottish land company mas
purchased of the St. Louis and San
Francisco railroad 142, 900 acres OF
land. This land will be resold to
Scotch and English farmers, VIII"
will come over here for permanent
settlement. The Chicago firm OF
Subway, Bogue Co. made the sale.
They report greatly increased dis.
position in Great Britain to invest
in American lands. 1t is thought
that there will be grea; influx OF
foreign farmers here this year.--lN
o. Democrat.
ESRIcHING Poor LANDs.--Ihere
ale three principal methods of rap
idly increasing the supply of plant
food in any soil: BY feeding concen'
,rated food upon the land, AS oileake
cottouseed cake, etc.; by the applica
ton of barnyard manure, and by the
use of artificial fertilizers. which
of these three methods is to Dc
adopted in any given case must bt
determined by the many conditions
and circumstances that surround 1t
1t may be that the feeding of sheer
\ with decoricated cottonsced cake up
D on q poor pasture may be the quick
y est and best method of enrichng thu
land. In other cases the purchase
and application of barnyard manure
may be the most profitable fertilizer
1t should be borne in mind tina
their true office is to supply qulckl.
one or two ingredients that may b
deficient in the soil--when these ar
known their use is to be recommend
sd.-[Exchange.
Natures method is by shadin!
with gra,s, weeds and young tree
and mulching with dead leaves
which, 10 time, decay and becom
Incorporated with the soil. The eli
forts of nature can be aided and ia
ciIitated by sowing in grass, Glove
or peas, and blowing under Will
green. Bermuda grass will, in time
unaided, renew the poorest land
which has been worn OUT Ed. n
o. Democrat.
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. {lD!,kYeoo'bi:'s;;5
FANCY GOODS 4 NOTIONS,

H. "a
many of which will especially please
the Ladies, was selected with great
care, as was also his large stock of
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE, CROCKERl,
GROCERIES, MEDICINES, ETC, ETC,
all of which he is offering at extraor-
binary low prices for Cash or Cotton.
co. He STUDIES TO PLEASE!
His efforts in the past are the best evil
dence Of the truth of-this assertion;
and he takes this occasion to 1eturn his
thanks to the citizens of Rapides andad-
joining parishes for the patronage 9"
literally bestowed upon him in the
past, and solicits continuance OF the
same. Oct l3-6n.
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~ GO TO w. HUSTMYRE'S FOR
STRAW, LEGaORN and MOHAIR
HATS AN ENDLESS VARIETY
JUST OPENED.
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poverty from your door. Those who al
ways take advantage ofthe good chances
for making money that are. offered, gene.
rally become wealthy, while those who do
not improve such chances remain in pow
crty. We want many men, women, boys
and girls to work for us right in tl,eirown
localities. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. We fur
nish an expensive outfit, and all that you
need, free. No one who engages fails to
make money rapidly. You can devote
your whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information and all
that is needed sent free. Address sim.
son & CO., Portland, Ne.
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PINEVILLE.

Has removed into his NEW BRiCh
STORE, near the Ferry landing, where
he has opened the largest AMI best
selected stock of goods ever brought to
that place. His stock of Boys, Youths
and Gents READY MADE CLOTHING,
was bought direct from the mannfactu-
rers. New York City, and is the largest
he has ever received, is complete IN
every respect, and to which ne calls
special attention. His stock OF
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Gan Nutonto 8eipdiierunsS=Nerein
Vsriommluna ieben erfsn uno britten
Oonnsrltas I'M WOnat in Niaalts @arteu.
8. Nun9e, YrGResnt.
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enc Stcre: pae 1T bic ein,ias Nettnu1.

fens Store: pas 1T bic ein,iss Rettuus.
SHELTER @aillpt tGrte muir balb auf csie
Worte; 10 mar er pertteft In BEN Nntlid
bss reisenpsn gsihUpfss es mar Elm Ct.
mas In b'eien 3isen, mas ibn beionoers
su fe6sln uuo tit tisfsrss Nadosnfen ,u
perieben 1hten.
Stun. bic RlGfsr faate ct bann, inSem
er istnen lansen, rotbsn Bart ffh arid.
psreen ssidlo1en. uno oas NIT @sdt,
fiste CT bin3u nit bl'beaesm Iuse 3; es
fdien, ols mare etu setfiser 9ebsnsnsrp
In tbm bsriibrt. Die 3sit per Drobasn
1T pprubsr @rtett 1T bic 9oluns. aber bic
Nrbeit foll aud tbren 9obn fnosn. Sc
blibt elm 9tht auf iiber bic Msnihbeit unb
wanbslt pom aufauns gum Niebersana
uno lsuhtet birsin in Die bumpfsn 3slsn
uno renn tie I'D passsen Ssrfperrsn rpul-
len, ba mirb tae eid,t gum gsusr, bas ae
nieberbrsnnt s. aisbt J,aers5ranlse. bic
fth nidbt lSideg laHea uno bic Yernunft
Bat itre 9rena5laisr, untsr bsnen ecs
2tett sur Glamme wtrb
Wfit ana atlthen Bliden lat Shannon au
benz Waffsnidmifo empor, Der ltA In feiner
Sau3en @rSbe anfeerIdtet bate es uur-
be tbr unbstmlih ,u Matte bet btelen @e.
ben uno Der Nisie felbf. mie er 70 baRano,
NIT ftarren Musen Dor itd binblidsnb, bat.
te ntdtts Bertrauenerwedenbes.
Doh er wanbte fG balb pieber NIT
freunblthem 9ddsln ieiner ,@1ubbsfeble.
nen 3u.
Du baf bersleihsn nod nt&t sebSrt,
Biirserin unb masR Did bstreu,isen sor
fulaen 6ebereien. 5ar@te Did ntat !;
pir trasen teiue Branbfadeln In ben 5dn,
ben uno bic lieblide unlaulb wirb ifets
fiber wubnsn, aud I'm 6auie Der Bib.
farmsr. Dph auf Der 5trab. tito ribi.
ger seworsen allss TT btnausaeRar,at
na6 bsm CHATEAU 8incennss. @uianue
lou Did isbt nod 5oufe brinssn. 30
wubnt Dsine SHUTTER?
Sn paGs!
(Gprtfetnns foIst,)
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81 II s Ian b.

- Sn ber 3brpnrebe bes beutlden
SaiIerS mtrb cine Stempelz unb gauf fteuer
empfpblen. &aum so Gbseprbnete tpa~
rem anrpeienb, als ber 8eidstas erDffnet
murbe.
- Der @olos in YeterSburs beridtet
bon einem SomplOt, oefen 3med bic Ger
itSruns oeS 3eusbauies in Stem mar
Cine Wtense Serbaftunsen fnb porse~
ncntmen tpprben.
- Cine Depelde BON Nleranbria MEL
bet, baB Der fran50flde gfrifareiienoe S.
2eiert nit ieinem san5en @efsfse bon bent
@a(Inalamm rmsebradt ,snrbe.
Sn Der 2brcnreoe bes oeuti iAers
2ai1ers BEL grSfnung beS 9ietdstass
beiBt es, bab Elm Wfittel 5ur 11nterbriidnns
Der Socialii iitildeu llmtriebe seiuat nno
seiunben iperoen ntitffe, nm bic Woblfabrt
Bet arbeitenben Slaiien faer gu ifelIen-
Der Safer hpfft, baB bic BON Der 6egiee
rung porseldlasene Nrbeiter Seftde=
runssbia ,tno anbere 8esierun98z zIcrfa<
gen bonn 9feidstas nit Sreuoen besrabt
,perben merben.
- Sn ber auf bem 2orb= MaHors 8an<
quet in Dublin sebaltenen 9feoe bemerfte
Der 9orbs1ieutenant Carl Cooper, es iei
unsewis, pb bic sesenwdrtise 8ube per-
manenten Jrieben pber ben 6erannahen<
ben Sturya an5e!ge.
- Ius 2onbcn mirb sen.eloet, eab bic
8ceren Tim Srieben nadgeluht baben.
- Son lticccta pirb aemelbet, ba6
am persunsenen Sonntas in 8epront ein
@briit nrn einem Giirfen ermprbet uurbe
unb oab bort cine aqsemeine @brifensera
fol9uns int @anse 1T.
= Yo.riS. Die Sbee ba8 gerbdltniB
BON 151 gu 1 swifdea Sob unb @ilber
aufssseben, toie Secretd1 Sberman in
einem fiir5lid erltatteten 8eridte empfabl,
tpirb BON elmer, wie es ideint rff5iellen
int Scurnal be8 Debats perSfieutlt9ten
Ncte unteritatt. Gin Berliner Tele<
sramm iast, gismard babe erfldrt, ct
tperbe Deutidlans in ber bepOritebenben
Man5' 'Gonferen5 Dertreten lailen, wenn
bic Ser. Staaten iia pasu perifeben, aur
Doppelwabruns 5uritd5ufehrem.
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Graffu8 Meeb.

Das erDbte M Sbsllaser DIS
@taot 1T oasisntse bee 5errn 6. @eeh-
MSbel aler Mrt fnb Dafslbf In sr6Btsr
Wusmatl ,u ben atesr!sRen @reiien 80
haben unb In Der Stat fam isber &C.
{hmaG befriehist werben. garlor. une
Shlaf,tmmer-@sts tanft man BIT 5errn
9. &seo gu 5abr,tpreiien, ba er feline MS-
bel o'rett aus ben srGbten Tabritsn oss
eanoes bsstsbt. 5srr Neeb bat aubsr-
tem einsn srOben gorratb Don Stppitsu
Mnb Nlatten uno allen In bie(eS Sad ein<
fhlaasno'n Waaren. gBer WSbsl irssno
!oelh', art setrau&t, tbat wobl, ilh an
5errn 8stD au neuben. gpm @spStu.
ltbiten bis gum Aaerieinifen uuo Sbsusr=
iten 1T MueS In isiusm 5tUre ,u fnren.
6,11,S0t.
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s a9ee 81 entgfetre M.
s n | a n b.

- Sin bon Cation bonn Senatfomite
far austpdrtise 8esiebunsen einsebradter
BeidluB, bab aandle iiber ben Sibmus
5ur 0erbinbun9 bon Norb= unb Glib
Nmerifa BON fremben Nationen nur nnter
@inwilisuns ber Ser. Staaten Resieruns
sebaut tperben biirfen, wurbe porldufia
auf ben Gid selest.-Sm 5enat uuroc
elm Gmencement CUR ansemeinen 8etpilli-
9un9Sbiu einseeradt, benz Brdlioenten
s65,o00 5ur 8erfiisuns gu fellen, UNI cine
1pe3lelle @eianbtidaft beltebenb aus smei
@eianbten, mad Werieo ldiden su fSnnen,
bic nit bem bort reiioirenben @eianbten
neue Wertra9sbeltilnmuns ermirfen, bic
9anbelsbe3iebunsen ber beieen 2dneer be-
ben unb ben Sdus fir unternebmunaen
amerifaniider 8irser, mie Gijenbabnen,
aandle &c. nudi4hen ioo.
= Su einem 9aaerbauie su Columbus,
Ga, murcen 1900 8a(len Baumwpue,
so 8allen @mba(lase unb 100 Tonuen
@uano ourh Seuer aerftSrt.
= Bei ber Stabttpabl in philadelphia
mureen Der unabbdnsise Demofrat g.
9. Sing ais Wfapcr; ber unabbansise
Hepublifaner Sobn CUNT ais Steuerein<
nebmer unb ber Republifaner @eft ais
Scliciter eripdblt. Die unabbdnsisen
Republifaner uno Demofrater batten li@
bel bieler Wabl perbunben.
= In ber 2epee in Stem Orleans ers
plooirte Der DampffeTel eimes Dampf<
idiffes. 3ur 3eit befanoen fd 65 Bers
lonen an 8prb bes Sdiffes, BON beuen
Elm Sarbiser SetSbtet uno 6 perwuubet
nurben.
-Sn Sbrepeport Brad Teuer in einem
@rcceriesei@dft aus unb ersrili einen oaz
neben befinbliden Drp Gcoos Store.
Beioe @ebdube brannten ab, Yerlu1t
$36,
- Nn bic Stene einjdbriser Yericben
Der 0egislatur 1T in einunobreiBig @taaz
ten bic 5weiidbrise Yeriobe setrefen, unb
bon bieien baben udtunbsmansia nod
auBerbem. bic Dauer ber Sisunaen auf
fanfunouier3is bic neunsis Gage Be-
idrinft, UNI bem llnbeil, bas our6 iiber=
mdBise @eieesetuns seidiebt, msslidIt
ense Sdranfen ~ 5iehen. geur @onnecz
tieut, Ma0aduietts, Seem Seriep, Stem
Ycrf, 8hcbe Sslanb, Siio>@arclina unb
WtscDn1in balten an benz alten Serfpm=
men idbrlider Sisunsen fslt unb lai1en
ibre @eiebseber tasen, 70 lanse fe Quf
baben. Sn WaiIaduiettS III ber 8ors
idlas, aweiidbrise Situusen gu balten,
Dor einisen Iasen yermOrien iporben
llno bed sebt Die Yerminoeruns Der 81.
eunsen ourd 8erpanoluns oes einidbri-
gen 2errnin nod lunse nidt melt senus
Cine Sierjdbrise Beriobe miirpe fir adj
leSitlmen 3wede binreiden. OaS Be.
ohrfnib Der Innabme neuer uno Der us.
anberunS beftebenber @eiebe tpdroe se.
nauer ertannt unb feitSeitellt peroen fSn=
men, unb pOr NQem wiirbe bcburd ben
fcrtmdbrenben Slidereien Der Statuten
uno Der Beunrubisuns Ginbalt setban, ii
! melde bas Yublifum burd bic Beantra=
/ suas dbsrfliiiiser mno iaaOlider @eieee
periett wirb.
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- Wfufhmeoieinen.--Dir trsbsn feline
Marftldreisrsi, aber 9lnafeiis, tas sruee
3amorrbuIpenbeilmittsI, bat 5aulsnpe se.
tetlt, nadoem Waihmtttel, 5alben unb
u0erlet Dfu1dmittel nidt augeidlasen bat.
ten. Sc III bon NerSten pller Sdulsn
sutbssbeiben. Gs III elm einfadss NIT
Wsoteia rrapdrtrtes ginfiitrunesmittsl,
ruirtt als Gin SuRrnmsnt, @rwsiaunss.
mit:sI unb Meoieamsnt, se,pdbrt iofort
4!noruns uno uiro fir elm untruslidss
5eilmittsl ertart. prets S 100. Yro.
ben fret. 5raneO suesididt burh ..
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DuabaluDc SofeI.

Serr s. W. Salm bat bas obense=
nannte meit unb brett pprtbeilbaft Be-
fannte Sotel in Neu=8raunfels iiber=
nommen uno fabrt baiIelbe i'm beiten
Strle peiter. ST mirb a(les mSslide
aufbieten, bas eiienbe Bublifum 3nfrie@
ben3uitellen. 5err Salm bat fd burd
feline Sreunblidfeit unb 3uporfcmmen~
belt idon piele Sreunbe erwprten unb
iein 8eitreben, leinen @d ten ben grSBt=
mSslidlten Comfort gu peridailen, mirb
Dolltcmmen anerfannt..
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Mrs. Yartt6tpnl fat:

Nsbmt teine BON ben Quad.NoRrums,
neil Te resttnental fit bic msnihlihe 81,
iterne 1nb; aser iebs beln gsrtrauen
auf 5Opfen Bittsrs, spelde aussmeine
@&wahe, itdnbise gerfopfuns uno aae
Comic &rantbeiten fuiren tperben. @ie
retteten Siaae BON etnsm fdsmeren Qnfatl
BON frtpot Giebe,. sic fnb bas mon
plus unum) bas gin5tst unb aue BON
Mebttnsn.
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Ger Nettunasd nfer

ID Sas ssbteSenie unb sriineli6Re Bud
iibsr tas @ei&ledtslsben bes Weulden,
pel&es ie eridtenen 1T. Sung unb @lt
foaten bas portreffltde Bud leien !!
Der ,&et, unssanter" tpirb fir IS Gts.
pcrtcfret Serianbt BON Dem Deutfden
5eilinftitut, II Clinton plaeet Is. @'tr.),
New gort, nnb 412 Sfortb 4. Strpbe,
Ytilapelptia, pa.
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g. NouDaut.

pratt'Ftter ubrma&er uno Su,pslisr, bdlt
ltets elm srobss uno sewabltss Eager Don
Suipslen aller @rt, Brillsn ,c. an 5anb
unD oertauft unter @arantte ,u ben
mabtsitsn prsiisn. @qe &sparaturen -
namentlth an utrsn - werpen prompt unb
ssl6idt aueesfabrt. 5srr Ncuyant bat
cine iansiabriee grfubruns I'M @sidaft,
bat in ben srDbtsn europaiiasn Staotsn
searbsitet uno peroient po(lss Ysrtraueu.
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~ ntut @olb. unb Silbtr~gtromcS. 1908.
oeer Is elesante Gbrpmus serf4i,bener
Mrf. 10 20. @ssnten ssrlaust. 9. 9. Verru.
""hau' ~ o. ia nam