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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
For the Farmer and Mechanic
Busy Body Bust.es In.

NV amt this tAo Jolly? \ real
.gnuinc III ,u-choli right here AT home.
nies~ il with shame, bat | mn>t con
,c>s ii. | envied the IIuu.ohDld~ in OF, e.
States, 1t was naughty but dI do II
Alter tloui,hing the dust brush, It.,
aul scissor anl towels, anl pnI~'lru-
III and putting 10 rights generally, it'h
spending houas embr0ider SEWN.
meudine or darnlDg, after all of this nee
,.S>nry bus nuluiereSting work, u l. lc-
fres'lng tp Ioc away from il and hold
,i~h of III course wI,h somebody. Il doe
40. matter much who 81 they are re
nice AID Will uiaSe one forget them
-civ,- entirely. IL wa no' half a plea
ant 20 sclnper away from hnTie to itr
Southern Household # The .SUD. ,
.\oufh. or The Household OF The De
fcoit .rr.e P,ss AZ It Wi. lie tu ,uee' ear5
pJlor here oIi cur ma I've heath IN th"
lear old State that we are 80 proud aa.i
fed Of. L.; 3il Of her sons aud dau.h
;er, put their shoulders tn the wheei ana
roll her On 10 he fullest development oi
mind, memories, and material Ibc
editor of the Fyrner AMI Ntchnaic Ia
dome all that he cuul9 Tor her devclnr
ment and certainly deserves the gratitude
of all who have her interests at heart.
Il was an inspiration IN him to add this
department To his paper, for | am sure
u VII be found source Of much pleas
IRE TO all who enter here Am | one ci
"A select few or of many bright. enter
tanning sisters who have brought rhelr
Knitting" or better st,l brought tired
hands to rest while we (in the language
of one of tie characters in Gables subtle
and intensely realistic story, he
Grandissemes, u hope | have sreit i
right y while we, say, gable togeddel
like Ill birds.
Make haste and join MS fair matron>
and lovely maidens. | have not Longer
TO tarry now. but aill come again soon.
Meadow View. Busy BODY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

To remove stains from the hands.
mix equal quantities Of oXalic acid and
cream OF tartar. First dip the hands III
warm water. and then rub on ii small
amount OF the powder and wash again
III tepid water.
Linen dresses or other garments will
not change color if a small quantity OF
nay j, put in the water III which they
are washed Boil aud rinse III the hay
water. using hut Little soap.
To remove tar. cart wheel greaSs.
mixtures oi fat. ro>in. carbon and acetic
acid from clothing: 0n white goods
soap and oil OF tmpcntine. alternating
with streams oi water. COlOred co..
tons and wo0!en~ rub II with lard. ie,
he. soap. let lie a@au. and treat alter
uatcly with oil o. turl catinc and water
: ll,S the same. more carefully. Us III
acIZme instead OF OF oi tmpentuc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
For the Farmer and Mechanic.
Enter "Bonny Doom"

Blue Domino charitable myth that
she Is. has led the way and taken the
iIetrunt Of the battle so yallantiy that
her,. comes another mask, terulean Ee
ing. to keep YOU trus feeling like The
sparrow that stitch alone upon the
hou>ctop Now peradyeuture Others
will soon JOIN the as-emblale- and we
will not long b. in 50 iinIod :. t..iuurity
Belonging a. do t. mor.' han oae
similar a ,ciation, Il peak What 20
kpow" in saying that Suct gatherings are
very Ilea>ant If the writers vi! exercise {
wcmal.ly tact aLd consideration to- each
other. " hen suggestions or afN!ce
that could be 5t assistance III any - the
tasks. mental or phyelc,r. ot cN,r,-u !.
life are needed, this i the place 10 a,
such. But one thing | nope We Htii
avoid Is the unnecessary tax .pon tie
sympathy of others hy making letter.
only Il medium OF complaints over the
inevitable have seen some that wer"
filed to oveiiiowing with statemen {.
grievances. aud woes, and although tie
Others were very sorry Tor the oue 80 Ct
ttcted. trey could do nothing but say -
aud such COMMUNICATIONS were tut un
satisfactory reading for those who z Il
troubles OF their o%u, aEd who has Is
lch treube?. sough, tJ forge them :a1
-rlule IN reading tie pleasant "aIs,
.iIln frr Sscr !e / ai,d diversion
have not;,cd 81 hat nherc he au-
~, Ot bright. aclCcable .ettcrs. "tre
..equentiy requested to "rlc often uy
one said 10 tie author OF lamcntaf'",..
'con.e again bringing burthcn> foi tie
ready o. ervedry, ,:.i'a. shadows ior Y sc
10 are seeking >un-hiHe hep. la
..a, wili ui.uuders,ar ms a. / IL pl~c
j. '.4t | am ertciiDs Tie tast lfuie>t
.ne SD appealing. Il Il only he irequen'
counting If woes, or proneness 10
,aap.z d .oubre view Of life anu ''cbig
iAs the cvmpany' Herewith, that sug
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
Iaaies Department.
Original Contributions By Southern Lad,
Writers.

NoTE -DesiriuE To assist in taking away the
proach from tie south, that our section mas little
literary ia ent aud that our "a lies rule neither
can, care t., Use the composing Pc, we devote
page Of the r. a NJ. to original aud Selected
lIticses ladies We canuct at prese nt offer
compensation; but shall b pleased to send pacE-
age extra copies Of any issue to one wish
ing 10 prt sent them to ftiends 1t IL best for eac
contributor TO write her address slip OF paper
with th- comm .ncatIon; but Il she be too tmc
this he omitted; the articles viii be comm
ed to Literary, household, poetic, aud kindred
topics, which vii lose none OF their interest. even
though the editor shOud not know the autho-.
RsLEs Writ plainly, on one side OF the sheet,
dot is differ, nee between e's and o's. as
and us, Is and ts, aud do not make our Printers
lose haIf a day trying to spell out your mesning
souut words to line II type, and try not to
exceed loO ines or two pages of paper We prefsI
half a column every ek rather tn single ion.'
article at time. STORIES should not exceed = ,
columns i'll length; pt ople don't care for ''con-
nued articles. All useless adjectves. and descril-
tons should be IN irked out; peo. le VIII not reaG
them, in a newspaper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
For the Farmer and Meeha ic.

Those Bad, B Boys OF Mltui
They PLAY ed a practical Joke ,n Col.
John Il. Winston, the champion lLtel
changeabe," Gree back Labor, Arti-
Prohibition, National. Liberal, indcren-
Gent Democrat, Independents Radica
Wlnstonian candidate for Conp,css, (or
anything. Lord n the 5th Dist The
Milton boys, fellug that 90 much run
ming oucht iius y to reach son ethinr,
east all Of their ballots ftr Scale III
C"nC e>s but Jor Col. Hmsoa for
totcnship const,Jic. The result was a
triumph for both tickets. The colonel
has now secured one round Upon he
adler Of lawe. ard ought t. H. ispid-
y And a. the poet said Of John Gt.-
ilH
Nh : he,e,i doth de lacr
My | u iheIe t. SC =
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
Great Combination!
TIIE rEi,T 80
DpmoreSt'S illuSiTated
Mo.'thI. Magazine
List year was 500 yea hls
year VI offer IT, auJ -" cck'y
FARMER AND NrrHsNfC
BOTH PUBLICATIONS, oGE yEA3.
For on.y s3 90 ayeat. or st.75
for six months

DENOkESr : MONTHLY il Justly
entitled the Worlds Nodes has-1inc
The largest ia Form the Largest il C'r
culaiion, aud the best Family hAggu toc
is -ued 1883 will be the ninctt euth year
of its publication i i nov o proved -
extensively a. to place i IL the front rank
"f Family Periodicals .,ri equal g any
magazine. 4 coatain~ - pages ltrl,
,nartn. : ~ rhche, gar " punt'd =
"n tnicd paper tnk IiIiStr trt. ".r'
,unlber hsviug steel ,ugfacin :. "tl I,ir
ture. or al subjects - biiet Il by "
jennings bemofest, New luk ,.i bl
special agleement cnulblu.i wih the
Frrne, aJH ueeLrn,c Tor al'v - fu
both giving your Fauily ~ tn ~tstc
News, and all The late Fashion lnteih
gence for one price
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
It vi tI1t II p. q n
Liver Pudd dine.

A Subscriber asks for receipt for
Liver puGdir 9, and hasten TO obllge her.
Boil hog liverS thoroughly done, crunl
bic them up while warm with your hands,
rejecting ali strings, and gristle. Then
add to each liver, two tablespoon.full ct
melted lard, two Of cornmcal mush, oas
of salt one of powdered sage, one tea
-roonful each ofpounied black aud RED
pepper aud about quarter Of a teaspoon
fui of soda to prevent their sOurIng as
they are apr t. do o herwi-e.
Put the pudding ia rather small skins.
and hang It up to smoke like Tom Thumb
,ausage. After damp or warm weather
examine the puddinys as they spoil very
readily unless Kept dry. A teaspooniui
Of soda TO four pounds Of liver is the
HOUSE KEEPER
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

pr F,crce'> ''Fav",Ire Prescription
! 10 - cl ~ a 'ci,-a1 bat al
+ ra5 J fl i i in-lerr>> e r'rpn...
t., 'nr Mu-t pu'cn >p,r'tc IL tiia
chronic weaknesses leculiar To wntnru.
Particulars IN nr. Plercc'> PAM HE,
treatise oD d sea>e, P,criiar to Women.
&c pages. -ent tor three stanip>. Address
" ORLD's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL Asso-
cIATIUN, Buffalo, \. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

SHOCKING ACCiDENT.-lh editor
letter Il few weeks ago from Mrs. Gen.
u. IL. Hi (witc OF Presiden, Hill Of
Arkansas University inquiring the
qualifications IA, tcachei) OF Miss
Fans Lewis. a young lady OF New
p brt. Tenn. who was then visiting in
lie a.. Although * remedy busy AT
the tmc. We made haste To write. and
i've the opinIoa OF III of our friend.
who knew her, to Nit that She was q
most e>tima Ie young lady. and highly
accomplished; being an excellent ar
tst. Ii now appears that almost be-
fore our letter could Luve reached Ar
kansas tie lady was dead. Going TO
ride with lady friend, her horse took
fright. .lIirred suddenly, and tie saddle
girth broke. When picked up She
smiled chccr.ully and sad Size was not
hurt. hut expired t4c neNl BREATH
knoNy llr thyogicic SAYS lit was
tie Ii">I tNtTt.1 1iit'til-IN si"t ala ~
have been called upon 70 record ior
Years. Miss lcw.> wa, a young lady
ni many and rare accomplishments.
~ae wa, II excellent sirts At : ting
Fack among old ir.,n.i.. and was coz
yrI,.m. - cnc,rlullv aI.d brightly all tie
Nay % tat horseback ride. a. 70 excite
special uotiue. Her -aI aud sudden
tak.n- Of casts il laIi d gloom over q
host OF dear friends
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

= The Ia mer and N.ciu u.c at week
enjoyed tie present OF i,eautlfIl brquet
from . tair trleud ip Frank in.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
Tokay Vineyard Wines |

Either Dry OF sweet, Roi,
Or Nv hiic" Scscra varieties Of each.
Purity and KEEPING q,eui,t,cs g,Urro
teed Pronounced by such high authori
y as DR.. Sayre. Of y T., aud DR.. Gar J.
ner Of tic 1 ) Arm as well as ottees.
the very best native wines they ever
drank No refuse d the Foreign voc
press, or vile aduitcra IONS that have ue.
CT seen vine press. No catering 10 tho
European palate 50 called, at hish
figures y - several thousand gallors
of pure vine vinegar. Send for price
list, aui cultivate he 9TH and sobricty &,
well 4, iI,uc industri.s
\. McBTfE. ". J. GREEN,
SnIt and hlp- Fayetteville, n q.
piuP Agent. Proprietor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
R. P. DAVIS,
WANTED.

young man with fou, teen month cx !. ari4tce as
,4les man, d--ires a situation Ior the 1883 Beet
eterences given Al ply TO l. , car Il
Nov. S-3f ED. F 4 VI.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
Henry Ward BeeCher.

ID ~ NAN AhHo TT. II. u.
tAnNAssar. IL thls ,ps # TIE uosi papuiAr
t.,oss - tbe 5ss. sva.a tef drs stTSIsv esrvuist
AAd tergAs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04
GONE DAFT.

The clique of sOre-heads,
party refugees, and sorry victims
of disappointed political ambition
who are at present working by
every means, fair or foul, the
fouler the better, to accomplish
the ruin Of party principles in
Carson, have reached that eX-
tremity Of baffied endeavor ani
sullen dispair which causes men
on the verge of starvation, ship
wreck, or death from thirst to
lose their reason and give way
to the rawlings which precede the
end. A more horribly demoral
allied and disorganized crowd
of political tramps and mounte-
banks were never collected in
one lot. Their brains en:eebled
with liquor, their prospects
blighted by bad management,
and their fortunes shattered by
hard luck, the immediate results
of inactivity, worthlessness and
imbecility, they wanderabout the
streets of Carson chattering like
a flock of aged magpies, who
by a gust of wind have been
suddenly landed in strange
country. Instead Of being the
victims of prosecutions they are
themselves responsible for the
positions they occupy, having
forced themselves out OF the
party because they were too hot
blooded for good work, too leaky
and garrulous to share in the
party councils, too treacherous
too be trusted in resposible po-
sitions, too conceited to accept
second place anywhere and on
the whole too stupid to be OF
any use in any quarter. The
boiling of the pot this year is
bringing scum to the surface
which will be skinned off on
election day and thrown aside
for the last time. These men
realize, as certain as they are
able to have ii realizing sense OF
anything, that defeat on this oc'
casion means total extinction
for them for all time. No pos
sible political crisis can eve
bring them to the front again
and they will drift away like
saw dust in a mill stream. L
will teach them that while Ger
tain reforms are proper and es
sential, the pretence of inaugur
ating these reforms cannot b.
used as cloak to cover greco
for office, or to revenge thu
exposure of back-room plot
ting and the unmasking O
political chicanery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04
REDKAGGLED ERM1NE.

The Mormons have captured
Judge Hunter Of Salt Lake,
Judge of the District Court. His
recent decision in the case where
the authorities refused to turn
over their offices to the APP
pointees of Governor hurry, a
required by the Edmunds bill,
was for the Mormons. This
practically annuls the law and
renders the labOrs Of Con-
gress so much wasted work.
The Judge of the District Court
at Ogden, much ADLER jurist,
decided in favor of the law.
Hunter gave the Mormons the
case on \ bubble and to-day
stands the most execrated man
in Salt Lake. No one hesitates
in charging that Mormon gold
did the busin 'ss. Hunter was at
one time one Of the most re-
spected men of Salt Lake, and
now the very boys in the street
poiut the finger of contempt at
him. AS long as the Church
sack can do it's work, polygamy
will flourish in Utah. No Won
der that the Gentiles are weary
of the fight and sick at heart.
Hunter has refused to uphold
the laws Of Congress and his re-
mOval should follow his treach-
cry as fast as the order can be
made out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04

1t will be cold day in Carson
when a ticket composed Of spite,
prejudice, insanity and false as
sumption can poll a vote of 800.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04
so Cents Per W eek

nH- All classes of legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted il this column
for 50 Cents per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04
This corporation. organised in

This corporation. organized in
1913 for the purpose OF ihsuring
lives, is conducted solely in the inter
est of its policy holders, TO whom IN
their collective capacity belong Its en-
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The magnitude of its business prove.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04
TOnsOriaI
Caswin 4 EOteWare's News DepG
Lost.

A BLACK LEATHER POCKET BOOK,
~ containing note in favor of Henry
Lanon for 1885. The finder will be literally
rewarded tv leaving the same at this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-04
FOun nd.

Found.
4 BUNCH OF KEYS ON A RING, MARh-
~ ed A. E. Detz. The owner can get the m
at this office by paving for this advertise
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-24


Disfss Snfitut murbe In Sabre 1858 far Ct.
,ietaass> unb DubltbStiSft:ts 8pe6e spa hu
SiaatslesisIatur sefes!ia insorporirt NIT eiasm
Rapital BON S1.o00.eoo, su p,I1em fe feittn
sin,n Rsierssfonb BON $3.50. 900 biaaussiast bst
Durd elm lbsrfawsueIi9sa. 9etum purttn ibre
&s6te Elm 2bsil Der segsnwdrtisen Staaisecn>
ltttatpn, arssnsmmeS an Q. December 1879
Sbre srpben 3 tbunsen spn einselne"
Rum mern ftaoen munatlib fat. NiemaIs mir.
cine 8isbung ssriasbeu. Ran Iefe na&fplseub'
preispsrttsiluns.
@rcbe mcnatli6e 3iebuns Der
Classe D
tn RtD SrIsans Dienftas ben IL. @pril 1882.
Wue uuisre flnfiissn 3tsbunsen aaben itatt un.sr
@uffiat unb Qeiiuus Der gsnerale
O. q. 8eaaregara asu ghaistaua Mua
Suhal q. Curly non Iitsinieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-24

penn ni6t tpeiter ab bonn 6lu6e, tpt
nur i6ner binSufommen 1T unb ipo bit
Seute feline adbne baben, 0iele umge;
fommen linb, tppppn man bisber feline
&unbe bat. 9agegen iit Der 8erlu1
an Nleb ungebeuer, uno Elm grober
Sbeil ber Sbiere, tpelde anfangs auf
fleine grb5bungen gerettet morben tpa=
rem, iit ipdter bem 6unger unb oen 9(n=
griffen BET 8lHel=S6nafen, elmer Art
Wsiide, beren Sti6 giterungen berbor=
ruft, erlegen.
Soueit Der Correspondent. 0as
Bib, tpel6es er sei6net, it entlebli9.
Das S6limmlte aber 1T, oaB Die fait
unabldIlisen &eaen Der debten Sage
eine weitere Sortoauer Ser l1eberi6pen=
mung in Nusii6t feaen, tpel6e cine
8eftelung Der aeder in Ben yiieoerun=
gen fir oieies Sabr bollfommen un=
m0gli9 MAIDEN tpiro.
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gspinrs I'M 8s,taa. ssn $Ilo

~ Inftasta fur assntsn, fopie @ctsn far
Glubs s6nnen nur in Der Sfiee Ia Nsno. 8 Srlsans
esmadt rptrbsn.
Wsssn Snformatipa Oh. 8sR,uuna.a f6rebt mas
" W. u. Daupbin,
Rsw Orleans 60
gbwarb wpore. Qesni, gde Suultpa II. @tsaaia
Shabe, Gan anipnip.
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bsnn erR in Der Nadt mad elf llar, uno
,,,tar e;neu, makyeu OIufrukr her Hismerte

benn erR In Der Naht mad elf u6r, uno
unter einem mabren Mufrutr Der @iemente
In Der gateriflbt an. BON bret fhwsren
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ern tie Bspeutuns ben bsioen WanTern nur
3u gut befannt rpar. Sie fetlten bic BE.
mpbner, bslcnbsrs bic bfr untern unb Der
6ofenfabt warnen, ibnsn iaasn, bab bic
Naht asnabt unb arSbts 8oriidt asboten
1si. ta BEL Dem Fdbcn meSrers Sage anbau.
srnben bsftiasn Sturm bts ndhItsn Stun,
BEN oerbdnnmiepoll wsrben fpnnten. Be.
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In bic 6simat unter benz Brau(en bes
Sturmss unb arSmenosm 8eaen einsn
tie'en giubrud unb istr ernit aeitImmt
lanate ite i'm @aifbufe an Die 0e1fwi=
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oa #. seaen Mitternadt bic alte @rob
mutter niht metr be;mluhen fsnntsn. ba.
Bel absr etn Soiel aepatlt. bas In alIsr.
nadasr Ndte Der 6ellRsbt lag.
Die Nad,t bsrsins, Der Murs.n fam
enblih beran. tpsnn aud nod eesen 1ebsn
utr cine tribe Ddmmsruus In ben Stra.
zen berrIhte. Das Wetter bate ff@ no.
mSslih nod ssrid,ltmmert. has Wa1er
fttse nit Der Glntb fortwdarsnb uno In ben
unteren -@tabtttstlen rparsn 6lub aab
4anale bersits I6er lore lfer estrstsu.
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Stunbsn an uns asf&ab fsin Bunber,
70 mar fhpn isbt Notb uno @lenb senug
au bsfardtsn. Dod tratsn nod anbere,
I'm Bsrsid Der MSslidfeit liessnre l1m.
ftdnbe bin,S, 70 fonnte bic Stabt uno ibre
8ewobner entisblides, unablebbares I'm.
slad trsFsa.
(1prtfsEuns feIs;.) 1
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Sis Tlorence Ntebtinsale Der Sins
berpfcee.


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Golsentes III ella aussus zines an ben
Deutihsn @eform Ws0.nssr in gtam.
bsrsbureb, pa., se1driebsnsn BrIsts;
Cine I1oAlthdteriu. M
OsHnst bic Sblre fur fs unb Wrs
Winslop wiro beweiisn. bae fe bic ame-
ritaniide Glorsntinsr Madtisau Der Sin
Der 1T. Dapuu hns wtr 70 lberasuat,
oab wir unierer ,, ,sulp" lebreu werosn
gu, iasen: .@efeantt isi Wirs Dinslow"
neil ie berislben bsbaIFid mar, ub.r bic
Dsrices oss 3abuns uno anbsre Be-
fdwerli&feitsn fiir Sinbsr binwegaufom.
mfn. Mra Niaslaw Spottna
9 Ssrup nimmt ben &inbsru bic @hmer,
gen une furirt Dsientrie unb Dtarrtue.
er maht ben @aumen cart, tefrett BON
entaiiueuns une brtnst oas &inp sladlth
atsr bic Yeriope bss 3atnsns binwea.
Gr ttut ssrabe bas, was er poraiebt 3u
ttun, @lles uno niht wentssr. gDtr ba.
ben einmal Mrs Winslow seieben unb
tennen iie nur purd ibren @cotine
Ssrup fur 5sinesr. Wsnn ptr bic
Nadt bsttsn, warbeu MIR is als 6.itant
fur bic 6inoer blnaelen--pas lie aud
In Der Stat III. Der SYrup wirb In
alien gpotbstsn au 25 gsnts per Glafa.
psrtauft, 1
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eSriibiabrstpaareit.

Ser belie6te s6nitstpaarenhanbler
9err y. u. @ Of t T seist feinen sabl=
reiden &unben unb bem Yublifum i'm
Iasemeinen an, oaB feiue Griibiabrs=
tuaaren eirgetrpffen linb unb bab er Die
grpbte unb idbaniie Nusmabl berlefben
i'm Marfte bat. Gein Eager in Glei=
oeritoifen aller Mrt lit uniibertrefflid)
uno finb bic neueiten pariier Mufer gu
Iinben. Spiben Gd1er, leinene Maaz
rem, Sii9tii9er, @erbietten &c. in gros
ber Maife. Wir seiaen unfere @aaren
germ nnb fpreern Nqe auf. uus gu be-
tu6en unb unfere Waaren su beii6=
tlgen. ~ 1885, ,t3m.
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Y + o q + d TIT 1T

Der 8ersniisunsen unb ltnterbaltunsen
ber Gaiinos @eielidaft fit bic 5pmnters
Saiicn 1882 Bis gum erlten September.
Seoen Ocnneritas eer Wcde finbet elm
6amilienabenb fat, 5u Dem Der @intritt
fret II. besinacnb am Drnnerltus ben
23. Mdr5.
@rite mui iifali d=bramatlIde N6enbun>
teebaltuns Spnnabenb ben 18. Wdr3,
unb bon ba an olle bier Wpden cine
notwithstanding nit nahfolsenbent
Gang. @intritt fret.
grites Srinsden Scnnabene ben erlten
apftl uno bon oa an aqs Wode ardns>
den,
aA. 5weiten Siterfeisrtas sinb II
salt.
am 4. Suli Nbeubs Banquet far Ser
rem unb Dali1en.
Ndbrehp bes Spn,nters iperben smei
Plcnlcs Seranltaltet mereen, wpriiber
Ndberes befannt 9emadi tperben mirs.
NuA mirp bes 8ersniisunas. Gcuite
oeriuden. i'm 2aufe beS Spmnlers cine
Oamen=B Bair gu neranlfalten, ,ppranf bic
Damsn ber Mitstieber Der @eieaidaft
aufn!erfiam semadt perben. So mdre
lplnldensmerth, oaB bic Dauen ielbit
Die SADIE in bic Sune ndbmen une elm
ecmlts bilbeten. wpsa iie biersura
freunoli@lt auiseferberf mereeu
Pas Neraniiauags gpmite ber
GainOs@eiellIdaft.
1G,3,t1mun1m
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Wsefs @tlt ds8e aouie tef6rtsrt bic
BtreaaaS.
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Setttib= GnaliIc1e Sd,ule.

Das nadlte Sduljabr Der beutld-ens.
lllhen Saule besinnt am Mpntas, ben
II. Npril 5. s.
9diler fur Bis 1tnterite alaiie perben
n It t . a n n uhb nidt nddfen Serblf,
0oer nbertaupt m 4 b renb bes Sabres
aufgencnttnen merben.
Da Die @aunlidfeiten bic Qufnabme
elner 1ur beldrdnften stn5abl neuer 5aa=
tsr of sellatten. 10 meroen bic betreifenoen
eltern poer Tcrmiinoer eriuat ibre ainz
oer 5elt18 BET DEM Secretdr Serrn Sic.
.Ienss an5umelpen.
= San antoniu, zen 3. O1drS, 1882.
3'a,o2,tbo s. @rDDs, Yralibent.