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PROVIDENCE, Nov. 15.-About two weeks
ago there was marked increase in typhoid
fever noted in this city and vicinity, the num-
Der OF new cases reported in two weeks being
IA. The deaths last week were 10. So far
this week the number of cases reported in the
city is only 20; number during the same time
last week, 8S. The disease seems to be abat-
ing as rapidly as it appeared. The Superin-
tendent of Health reports there has not been
zoo cases of typhoid fever in Providence in
five wars
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Rurnad tnnaatf,

CHICAGO, Nov. 15-The st. Paul stock train
standing on the track of the Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad at Roberts
station was run into by the freight train. The
caboose attached to the stock train was set on
tre and the conductor was burned to death
and the brakeman SO badly injured that he
soon died, and another man was seriously hurt.
The fourth occupant of the caboose escaped
uninjured, the latter was a stock owner who
was engaged in searching for stray stock.
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Gov. sprague Makes Answer.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 15.-In the United
States Circuit Court today, council for Gov.
Sprague filed an answer to the suit OF Il. ID.
Moulton VS.. z Chafee and VIM. Sprague for
disclosure of title to Canonshet estate and to
turn over the property to the plaintiff, The
answers set forth thrt Sprsgue's title to the es-
safe in question was derived by purchases In
1862, 1864, 1866 and 1859 for twenty years and
claims the invalidity OF the true deed.s
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Wrecked by a Hand Cnr.

KANSAS Cry, Nov. 15.-News is received
here Of disastrous wreck which occurred ON
the Alton road at $50 last evening near Oak
Greve, twenty miles east of here. As a con-
struction train was backing from Grain VAL
ley to Oak Grove it collided with hand car
on which were four men. The men on the car
jumped and escaped, but the construction
train of FIVE or six cars and a caboose
was ditched, and a brakeman named Corco-
ran and five section men were killed and eight
or ten others wounded. The road is blocked,
and passenger trains will not be able to get
through before morning.
tlsECoND DISPATCH
Full particulars of the Alton Railroad acci-
dent at Grain Valley last night are Just re-
ceived but the latest reports show three were
killed and eight wounded. All the sufferers
except one brakeman, who resided here, are
section hands.
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IIIHOIs ObHIEAI. I4oN
Michigan Central. .1O2N
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CALIFORNIA.
They Can Land.

A11Oy OHl1
SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. 15.-Judge Hoffman
in the United States district court yesterday
decided that Chinese merchants should be al
lowed to land at that port. The court held
that the nnti-Chinese law applied only to lab
orers, other classes not being included in its
prohibition. The collector OF customs had re-
fused to allow them to land, hence the suit
Subscribing for Stock.
For some days merchants and clerks in the
wholesale part of San Francisco have been quiz
city subscribing to the stock of the Nicaragua
canal. The subscription was started by the
board of trade. About hundred thousand
dollars have thus been taken.
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cyclone in pennsuluania.

MILFORD, Nov 15.-The heaviest gale of
wind in many years visited this place yt ster-
day afternoon, lasting over an hour. Trees
were blown down and torn out by the roots
and telegraph poles and wires broken down SO
as to suspend communication by wire. Rain
fell heavily all the afternoon and evening.
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(By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. Nov. 15.-Sugar nothing doing
Spanish gold 1891 .8S1s.
Exchange steady; on Uuited States 90 dsys sold
at s1fa prem; short sight at 9alOsz prem
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THE DOMINION.
Express Car Burned.

BRoCKvMLE, Nov. 15.-The express car of
an express train going west last night took fire
near Lancaster, Ontario, and was bucned. Only
two parcels were saved. The train was delay
ed six hours.
Reassembling Of Parliament.
1t is reported that the Dominion parliament
will reassemble on the Goth of January.
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Guilty of Cutting Rates.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15,-A statement will be pub
lished here in the morning that at meeting
recently held in Kansas City the Hannibal &
st. Joseph Company was found guilty OF cut
ting rates and extending time Of the limited
tickets. A fine was imposed and the road in
formed If it occurred again fellowship would
be withdrawn
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t[sEcoNp p1spArcH.1
Conductor. in Council

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The eight annual con-
vention of Railway Conductors Mutual Aid
aud Benefit Association of the United States
and Canada Is in session to-day. The annual
address showed that the organization has over
Gtn
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ssAAMClaAgANB COMMERCIAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 15.
The tone of the market has been quiet the past
week. In Drugs and Dyes, Opium shows falling
off in price Flour is unchanged and the stock here
is light. Fish quiet and stesdy. Pork, Lard and
Beef have declined Produce is quiet; Eggs are
quoted at 32@33c. Sugars are 1sc lower. Naval
Stores show an advance on Tar, Pitch and oakum.
Shipbread Is 25c off. Coal has advanced SOC. Cord
ageis 1sc off. Loose Hay is selling at from SIS to
SIT. Ths market for potatoes is frmer ard &c bet
ter. Peacan Nuts are way up and hard to obtain.
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Meatino of the National Grange.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l5.-The seventeenth
annual session of the National Grange Of Pat.
rons of Husbandry began its session in this city
to-day. Thirty-two States were represented.
Among the delegates present were Governor
elect Frederick Robbie of Maine and Congress
man Aiken of South Carolina. The sessions
are secret and will continue until the end OF
next week
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Still Another Tragedy

RAUB, Ind, Nov I5.-This morning we'll
to-do farmer named Jasper Spaulding. living
three miles from this place, first knocked his
little son a. wife senseless with whitfietree,
then cut his own throat with a razor, after
which he cut his own throat. The cause was
insanity.
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THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 1e.


METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Nov. IS, A. M.
For New Englano,
Fair weather, winds mostly southwesterly,
stationary or higher temperature and pres
sure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer g lowest in the Missouri val
ley and highest in Idaho and Montana. Fair
weather and southwesterly winds prevail in
the Lake region and New England and light
northerly in the South Atlantic States. The
temperature has risen in the Lake region and
remained nearly stationary in the remaining
district The temperature in the Southern
States is generally below mean for the month,
and in the Northern States above mean for the
month. Rain is indicated on Friday in the
lower Lake region, Ohio valley, Tennessee
and East Gulf States.
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WEYMOUTH,NS. Schr Lencaster-25 eds wood
20 bbls potatoes to Yeaton & Co.
PICTOU, Ms. Steamer Acadian Il lO29;tons Goa
to g. A Allan.i
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Chtcage l.lve steck rIarke,.

ru,c,co ,yo ~ Ire,sgr Ias,g apuI oe or
shipments !, 500 head; dull and 16c lower: mixed
1895 60; heavy 7o@7 36 light at 1895 20;
skips at 1907 90.
Cattle Receipts IL 900; shipments 3, 500 head;
bids 25c lower; good to choice shipping O0@6 10;
common to fair at 3 S094 75; Texans steady.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head d;shipments HOO head;
weak and lower;common to fair 75@3 IS 5;rnedium
TO good 5CSQ94 90; choice TO extra at 266l4 60.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. BIN consequence
OF the scsrity of sailing vessels, freights the
eastern coal shipments are advanced about 25
cent4 per ton. The present rate to Boston is
S1.S5 per ton. Demand for coal in the east is
brisk.
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The demand for Wool is steady but moderate. Ths
trade are purchasing as wanted and are not dis
posed to anticipate their wants for any length Of
time ahead. Fine Wools are held with more rrn-
ne g than other descriptions, as the demand runs
largely ou this description, but grades arc DIM
cult TO sell and buyers recently have been able 10
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(Dy IeieRrapns)
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.--Money loaned down from
to g. closing ofel ed at 8; prime mercantile paper
6@g71e. Exchange steady at 4.8Os4 for long and
4841alfor short. Governments strong and general
ly 1sEA higher. State bonds generally without
feature. Railroad bonds irregular bat generally
lower.
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THE WRECKED VESSEL.

Fears That It Might Have Been a Red
Star Steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Some apprehension
has been felt lest the ill-fated vessel which
came into collision with the Westphalia off
Beachy Head, should prove to be the Red Star
steamer Nederland which sailed from Antwerp
for New York at o'clock last Saturday and
passed Flushing four hours later. The agents
of the line here are confident the Nederland
must have passed Beachy Head, Sunday, some
hours before the Westphalia came into COL
lision there
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European Markets.

kg Te egrapu.
LONDON. Nov. l5 -Consols IO1 1916.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-U. S. 41ss, 114sz, ex-coupi
As, 12215. -
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-I3.3O P. M-Cotton market
in fair demand; Uplsnds 61sdi orleans Io1Sa; ;
sales 1000 bales; speculation and expert 1000
bales; futures dull.
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Uongressman Willett,s New Position.

DETROIT, Nov. 15-Hon. Edwin s. Willetts,
member of Congress from the Second District,
has been elected principal of the State hormal
school and accepts. The term begin July
next
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PORTLAND. Nov. Ia.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, far portland
26 cars miscellaneous merchandise; 'or connecting
Roads 90 cars miscellaneous! msfc aendiss.
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PORTLAND, Nov. 10.
The folio wing quotations of Grain wore received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by 8. H. Lsrminie
Il Co.. 1877 Commercial street, Portland.
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Coal Miners to Strike,

PITTsBURG, Nov. 15.-The railroad ceal
miners of Pittsburg district in convention this
afternoon unanimously resolved to strike Nov.
2Oth, unless the operators concede them an ad-
vance of one-half cent per bushel for mining
Present rates is 8 IL cents per bushel. The
strike which failed last summer was against
the reduction from to 8 IL cents and the
miners believe heavy demand for coal at this
season of the year will compel the operators to
grant the increase. So
An Increase OF 10 Per Cent Demanded.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov 49, Delegates Of the
miners of Mahomipg valley to-day passed re-
solutions demanding an increase of 10 per cent
a ton. A mass meeting Of the miners from
Masilon Tuscarar valley and Akron district
was held to-day at Masion and committee
was appointed to confer with the operators.
Work is to be suspended until the report is OBJ
talnable and general strike is expected.
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SPORTING.
Champion Game of Chess.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Wilhelm Steinitz,
champion chess Player of the world, to-day de-
feated d. M. Mantinez, president Philadelphia
chess club, in the second game of the series.
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CHICAGO, Nov, 15.-Ex-Secretary Blaine ar
rived in this city this afternoon. His family
had preceded him by several days
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The following quotations of stocks are receive.
and corrected daily by Woodbury. h Moplton (mem-
bers of the Boston Stock Exchsnge) corner OF Mid
and Exa
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The Georgia Senatorship.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 15.-Pope Barrow was
to-day elected Senator to fill Mr.. Hills unex-
pired term in the Senate, and Alfred H. Col
quit was elected on the first ballot to the SEN
ate for the term commencing March 4th
The Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Oficial returns
from every county in the State give Pat tison
lDem) for governor plurality over Beaver
(Rep.) Of 39,047.
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POLITICAL.
The Alabama Leeislation,

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 15.-The Senate organ
lied to-day by the election of Geo. P. Harrison
as president and w. L. Clay, secretary. In
the house W. +. Foster was elected speaker
and d. w. McIver secretary. Both branches
of the legislature is Democratic by an immense
majority. Gov. Cobb's message was sent into
both houses. 1t deals almost entirely with
State matters
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike In CHICAGO

Strike in Chicago.
CHICAGO Nov. 15.-The bricklayers in the
employ of the Bosses Association struck this
morning against the system of payment by the
hour and for an increase in wages
The Ohio Strike.
A strike of comparatively small number Of
coal miners at Akron, Ohio, is regarded as the
first expression of the intention of miners
generally to strike. The Akron men demand
an increase of wages from 81 cents per ton to
70 cents. A meeting OF miners in the Mahon-
ing valley was held yesterday for purpose
not divulged. Tine proprietors are not dis
posed to accede. They say navigation will
soon be closed and they can afford to shut
down
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PRICE 8 CENTS.

ed 3S5, 900 shares. ~enAnse AssressF
The following are to-day's closing quotation, of
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New York stock and Money Market.

Sales at the Boston Brokers' Board. Nov. l5.
Bath City bs, 1877, NIL. 1O3i
Maine State 6s. 1889. 89........................11
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aanfcr BON Siamaute,,,

etlle 9ieierigen, tpel6e Sen bollen
gBertb ibres Geloes 81 baben piinf6en,
made i6 barauf aufmerfIam, 6aB i6
Bel meitler Dieidbrigen Nnlpeienbeit in
Stem Yprf Diamanten bireft bonn Snt=
pprteur faufte nnb fie banlt felbft naG
Der 11eueiien Mobe einfaBte. Sd mar
ferner barallf beba6t, nur refine, meibe
unb fledenlpie 9teine su faufen, ipel6e
befanntli0 Die nertboollften lino. Sd
fam ieBt Die f60nIie un6 gr0bte 9lusz
.mabl BON 9iamanten aufweiien, tpel6e
mad Ser Stabt gebra6t purbe, unb
3tpar gu preiien, iiber Bic Sebermann,
Der fdon friiber Oiamanten faufte, erz
itaunen ipirb. 9lle .gSaaren -iperben
fir oas garantirt, als ausgegeben, ober
bas Gelb auriif eritattet. Es.f, a'-s
6. S erbberg Supelier.
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Sir ssraser nun 8riaem.

Ser @6aben, tpel6er ben Mugen
bur@ bas Sragen I6le6ter ober unpaf=
fenber griQen sugefiigt pirb, bleibt Dom
publifum Oft unberildli6tigt. Sd ba=
be bas Mnpaien bon 8rilen fir oas
9luge felt ben lebten Is Sabren gu mei=
mem Stubium gema6t unb gegenpdrz
tig iit es neine Spesialitdt. giur Die
belten geltbliffenen Slider balte i'd auf
Eager uno garantire mad Dem erften
Yeriu6e, bab jebe BON mir ausgeluablte
8rille paBt.
6. Serbberg, Sptifus.
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Scras

Galpeltou ipeigert iid, Die alien gell=
Bun9es 81 iiberiebnlcn uno Der friiz
bere Solicitor gurueD frdgt beinl
Comptroller an ,oaS bantit geF6ebe,l
foll, tpDrauf bieler ben @atb giebt, Die
niebli6en Ginger .au ieren llrbeber
SinlaD suriidgebeil III l.i.ell. 80
= Sie Snternat;Dnalbobn fpirbl bic
@alpeitolt, 6ouitoA nn6 Senberfon
Sabn fir cine &eibe Doh Sabren iibers
nebnlen. -
Salas anb WarabatDie febeltill
telepbonil1er Gerbirorng. Sieg Gut
fernlng 6etrdgt SO ISeilen.
- Sr. u. Burr nabe 8ertran, tpur=
Be in feinem Store BON apei &erlett
iiberfallen. Sa er {id pertbeibigte,
ffoB Der Cine auf i'm unb beriDunbete
i'm tObtliD. 0ie &erle--fiibrte,t bann
ibren &aub aug. Sic tperben berfplgt.
= 9ie @ranojurp bon gDtflaE So.
bat nur 5pei Slnflagelt beifdtigt.
= Ser Se Witt @punfD Morofall
fommt an 2. Sanuar in San 9lntoitiD
aberntals CUR 8erbanofung.
Dim lebten Sonntag brad i'm ge=
f6dflstbeile BON Gpr1icana 6euer alls,
bas 6 8rifiteinbaufer unb 1900 8aim=
tuollellz8allen serlt0rt.
Ginem Sarmer Namens 8altgh
Der fi6 NIT 5rau unD smei &inbern, lit
eiilem sipeilpdnnigen Mage11 auf oem
gBege nd6 Sampaias befanb, gil1Ben
Bic Bferbe bur9. 9ie ganSe Sanlilie
tpurbe aus Dem Wasen geporfen, Der
Weann get6btet. bic Srau f9per unb'
bic Gifber lei6t perlebt.
= Sn Serrells Wiible su NaodiDta
barit elm Mublifein.s 9ie, berumfliegen=
ben Sbeile oeiielben ber1eBten nebrere
strbeiter alil f6iperifen einen Sarbisen,
bem bas 8ein seri9mettert ipuroe.
- Gel eiiisnl Sanapergniigen ber
Garbigen III 9igb point. in 2apaca
GountD, tDurbe elmer bet Sbeilnebmer
eri6olien uno ELM anoerer tobtli1 per=
tpunDet.
sSrnerbalb bes 3u6tbaufes be-
fanoen 1i9 am lebten l. Nobember 502
@trdflinge, auberbalb beKelben 1776.
Son bieien tpareit 918@ WeiBe, 1883
6arbige, IT'S Merifaner uno 2 eSnbiaz
ner, tueibli6e Strdflinge 25.
z .--Sr. @eorge Pearl bat i,t Galiro=
bile fein gorperbor befanben unb lift,
ba er $4,000 8iiref6aft ni9t fteaen
fonnte, ms @efdngnlb suriidgebra6t
iDDr0en.
3Dei Giirger BON, Gomal gpuntD
$. GOge anb. S. Stidbolb, ipur6en
por einisen Sagen in ber Nabe BON
9leu= =graunfels BON smei Sramps ange=
balten nno um ibre 8aari6aft gez
pliinbert.
Ser Saaresberi6t bes Generalz
anipalts entbdlt fOlgenbe &rinlinalftaz
tiitif. SIS tuurben angeflagt: Der gotb=
su6t 50; bes Miorbes $40; bes Mfein.
eiDs 1875; bes Ginbruds 345; Der
Brallbliitung "a bes aaabes 70; Ser
Galf0ang 40; bes unterj6leifs 7O;
bes 9iebitaDls 1886 surb nit anberell
8erbre6en I'M GanSen 6O72, tpobou
1923 Derurtbeilt ipurbei,. IS murben
III 9onesurtbeife aefdlit unb 25 auf le=
bensldngli1e 3u6tlausbaft lautenb.
9tuI Dem GiienbabuoepOt in
@roesbed f6Hitt iid Elm BaIIagier, Be,
nit BEN 3uge aRgetommen mar. ben
0als bird. 9arauf f6rieb er ieiner
9tamen, S.. q. Snolpber BON Mi1igan.
auf elm Stiid papier unb gas an, baf
feine Trau nit einem 2obnfutIbel
bur9gebrannt Iei. 49,
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(Gor.fssans FeIpt.)

-Sas bette uub billiefe 9}abrungs
mi tel fit Ginber, bic Bet @futterbruit
eltbebren milllen, lit g c II It'd bter's
u9euti 6 8 6 iilbermeb bl" (Ydz
botrop pbil1e); periu@t es unb iberSeugt
gu6, mie germ bie &inber es nebnen.
9as Sinh bat ben Sortbeil iiber ben err
ipa6fenen WenI6elt baB'es nur basic
ltige genieBt mas inn poblibmedt uno
alles 2(noere su nebnlen bertpeigert. Sn
biefer 8esiebung bat bas u9euti 6e
6 inberm e + |" ben GDrsug BON alleil
iibrigea berartiger Wlitteln gldnse1to ct.
rungen. @s 1T billig, gehlnO nnb
tpoblI6medenO. Sn allen renon1n1irtell
slpDtbefen Gil Daben.
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M nseiae.

Ollie perlonen, wel6e mad pfanbDb=
iefte in Dem Bfanbbauie Des perforbe=
nen 9. S9ipar3 babeu, auf tpel6e lett
brei Monaten feline 3inien beSablt iino.
tueroen eriu6t lebiere abautragen, ba
i6 in 30 Sagen cine 8erlteigerune
idnlmtli6er@ egenltdnbe abbalten lueroe.
"a, II, ,3Ofn. s.. Sranf.
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arme anabe; unt ieinetnillen fam id .es
niat iiber mid ssminneu, ben 8erfehr NIT
ibnen ab5ubreden. Der &leine bite Ia
gar feline 2ebenfrsuoe, tpenn er nidt bier
unb ba BET uns auftFaute, unb eS 1T etn
70 liebes, besattes Sinh. 81
Ste ersriff Die !Sanb i9res Wlannss.
9iun senug ober BON ben Trenloen! Wlr
,pcllen casauf Denfen, mas litr elnen
Gmpfaus nit unierm Seiri terelten,
fpeun CT mursea bos eltsrlide Saas be-
treten Wirb.
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[ s1strc!t Jrfs Wreb pom is. Saa J

8sabeimsr @rcs satsn foesen Elm Gar
ieao BON 8eeas @iit @ess Sonic etbal!sn.
Disisr @r:ifs! psrfauIl fa lsar RAID uno
70 f1uS es aud fein, bsnn 60 1T obne 3mei'
ffi Der ssits Mrtitel ieiner Nrt, Der ie eiH.
ssfabrt sourbt, unp bat nidst islrss Giet'
Gfu. STAR oas bsfa Wates;al siro 10
Hetbs Silt Geee Icnic rerwnubt
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Ssrou onhio 6 g2infhom's gpF(on,r

Jrau SD6ta 9 YinFbam's EFonsenz
poer GrdllterzNfiidu 1T eiu D56it
ipertbpOue5 9eilnlittel fit Trallen ieben
Ilter5 bic all irgeno eincr, bem JraucM=
gei9leDtc eigentDilrliben Granfbelt,
IeiOelt. Die bon ibr prdparirten Sell
ntittel meroen nid)t allein ilt fliiIliger
Sorm fpnbern au0 lit pillsn unb Gii-
gel6en 6prn, 5iibereitet, in ipelder les=
teren fie ii1er uno unbeI6dbigt bur1
bic PpIt berianbt perben fonnalt.
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Dase9tau4en 1T uidt Osns 3we
uup uiiet IN pieten Stiden.
Wtit Eabadsraut 3ur @pmmers5eit,
Sertreibjt bn leiat biz Wiidsn.
unb mrbt bu oft Sur WiutesSSeit
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baB ser 3tped meiner idbrli@en &eiIen
mad 9tetp Oorf fein anberer 1T, als bic
,rtei,e1ten Moben lit meiner 8ran6e unb
bieienigen Sabrifanten fennen ST. ler@
men, Die ibre Waaren billig perfau=
feu. Sd mar bieies Sabr erfolsreiber
i'm @infarf 5u billigem preiien, als in
fruberen Sabren, uno fann baber allen
lneinen Goncurrenten be3egnen. Wan
iiberseuge li6 brr6 einen Beiu6.
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unb Obrenar5t, miro ieoen 5peiten uno
bierten Sonntag bes Monats in San
Mntonio iein. 9lugenz, Sbren.. Sals=
unb gtaien 2eibenoe n0gen ibn I'M
9orO 9otel, smii6en 8 bis IL llbr Wforz
gems uno 2 bis 4 llbr gta6mittags eonz
fultireu. tutp
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- Wian treble Sutpeilen bur1 elm ober
5tpei 9oien pon 9lper's pillen ben nit
Der 3eit fid) I'M sa6rper danbaufenoen
Rrantbeitslfoff fort, unb man ipirb eis
nf1 flareren Gbpf unb geiunberen 36r
per haben. ssrt @
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W boleia leunb &etails q Id ait
eiilen eroBen 8orratb bon Nepfelm,
Gitronen, Orangen. 8ananen ytthen,
Manbeln, &ofnen feinen @anbies &c.
an 9anb unb empfieblt alles gang be-
fonoers gum beuoritebenben Seite.
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Mlles frii9 unb gut finbet. 8
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= Sin beutider Woisnrerein iit ssssnz
pistigin Grauiinrt I'M @ntlteben besrii
fen, celen 3ued 50 isln fo0, bic aGiibrlid
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@GebetiL 8dnber, gemmt f0nnen
grabe pdiienb fir ben nellen 9ut nit 9iz
diiiants Gdrben gefdrbt iper6en. 10 gents
fir irgenb ipelde Sarbe.