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NOTICE.

The Board OF Supervisors ofTippah
Comfy, Miss, will, on the first Sion
day ~ July, l5e2, lot ont u contract for
bu,ldtng n bridge across Tippah CrceH,
on the Nvrlh Salem road.
Scaled bids will bc received until Il
O'clock vi that day.
4. A. HUNT. Clerk.
June 10, ISS2-Sw.
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Rumor says that Major Bark'dale
will be o candidate for the nomina'
ton Tor Congress against Colonel
Hooker.
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IhE wheat crop now being har'
vested In West Tennessee and
North Alabama Is the largest ever
known.
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Published BY Request.

REPORT Of c0FFeSROHalBg Secretary
Of WOman's M~SsIOnaTY Society, North
Mississippi Conference, Of the y. y.
Church, gOHth, &C Its Third AnHnai
Meeting 1t Ripley, Nisss May Ssth =
sOth, 1881
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TuB wheat harvest in Tennessee
is two weeks earlier than usuaI.--
Tie Stale commissioner estimates
the yield at IL 9l0.j1J Bushels
The increaoe IN acreage is 81 per
cent. The prospects are good for
large rorn aud oat rr,p, but gloDny
for cottoN.- Memphis Avalanche.
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Lexington ADVERTISER T

Lexington Advertiser The mat
rimonlai insurance ageNts are
doing a rushing basinesss in this 10.
cality. From ali:indications mar.
riages will be more numerous In
tie next SIX or eight months than
ever before,
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SILK CULTURE IN the South gives
promise of great resulta
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A man who IS lwenty.one years
old and weighs but twen.y'seven
pounds Is 9 curiosity Of CORTLAND
Ala.
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UfkhllLel ~ Lug EuIIlieE VI 1851
The Oldest Cooperative As
sOeiation in the South
0YRICElIE:
u L Swcatman, President; " II Witty,
Vicc.P President Z II Campbell, Secre-
tary: } q Fmrucll, Treasurer; Err
Armistgad, Medleal Director.
DIRECTORS.
W J. Hemingway, Aug. Vaughn,
w II Witty, krank Hawkins,
Z y Witty, CM ErwHh,
ID l. SWeatman,
With additional Stockholders and .
new Directory, this Company presents
" the People vi Misslssippi the cheap
cst and most reliable Line AIlSIraucv III
tile WUrId,
Passing successfully through tho IIcver-
t0.be-iUr2UtIcu ! ciVw tEvtr EYldcntiU Of
1873 4 10, lHS DiE AL lis HIIOrlnJis IUSSvs
cUHHeuucnt LneTCVii. iotH IlLhLahdIbE us
descrtIVn by hundreds vi pOliey .~IloiN.rs, ~
ylses Yh4vnIx like, and Stands EJ-dRy HpVn
Il basis SOLID aud enduring. II IL cssIIl, .Al-
~ "A Home Institution and cOinpOsed,UE hh-
! nits,sE men Vi t,,chIshcst GIaractcr, tntESr!-
ty and rpspUn-IDl.Ey, WnO have stShvu
tneIr money aud their feptItaslVi4 Oh ~
sueccss Ald they cannot aAVld 10 IaiL
Imc company ~ AWAY reai! 10 pay Al
lOssrs imGie>IaIEIy upon lite "'rcs""r! and
saGiSGartvry PROOFS VI GrALl LeiDS Inane,
ana viii hptiunte nj l"sIliG"ir ,I'.Ins AZ
u mUuIeNLo .,VlIUc wItiIVut IGiDDIc VrcquIN-
UcatIOD.
NO Company In the world offers a safer
III yeAttncnl.
Glve liz your confidence by assuring with
us, a"W ~ pIs"Ex Unrse.Nee !. e"..t war
~n.tvIent Wiz. t..N n.Ust .CaIVus vi.>.
slant IvA, iAnt,r. vhGli,c,It, i'tclllScnt
AHA trnStW UrLHI Ay'nL7 e'ery "IrIe. 10
tI.IH c:hrs ~ mu,m--HuiV ASH WI.ni1 10 wUik
-Mv vArf tI.s h.vst s.ucini iru..c..vLtS
Apply W
ACu. VAUGHN, State Agent, or
Y. II. LnMEbELL, EhAnhIon Vi
Inc CUnnnIt.ew Va AEvhrIvs AZ
NnVMd, DAIso.
STOCKHOLDERS.
ii J CaMkDeji, WInona; Col W b
lleInn, LalrUllIVD; CAPT. W. lla!,
CarrVIltVh; Nal. II haMh iiIs, " InU'
ia; } Purhcn, NlnVha; DF. Ia. L.
, Turner, y IIiUh"; y Il GnInpbSli,
WInona; Chpt y l. owea,n."h, WI
mona; Aug. ' huEnan, NInUna; W ai-
= Yer IIVItef, WANNA; Cap Il i non
,UWay, W Nn0Dh, " 4%>Vrtnelh, Ml.U'
p ma; d II FvW vi, CaItUn; LL. "a }
: McIAle, Canton, n "A ohLrUcA, WI
mona; geo Harvey, canton, Ur Il
, II AludsIhs, NinODn; d j. "rhGi;
. WInVnaj Dr y NJ 4.l~IL, in"hs,
} y lurk, cannon, " Il MIhier,
dILnaua; } W M"SW eli, cannon;
Judge y > Calhoun, UamtUn; X IL
Cage, Canon; CUI 4 l. IleIm, Jark'
son; ilUn. IA ~ Monty, Az. T.; HItty
Bros. y CannP0ciI lDankelH), Va
; NINA; 4 Y C~alInIh1s, Aity Oeneral,
Jhchsnh; Gen. AVUUL AuwIJ, Brau-
i, dOh; Non " l. LIehhInk%H,, S,a.S
lIraSIreT, JdchsOD; az aiI"nd aud
StInsVn, CamTOh,
ii Dec. "A, lS>l-GM.
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The Right kind Oh Educa-
NiOsG for YOumg AAem aAsA
ladies.

Fine brick block, situated on street car
line. sirgHntly lifted ant, furnished apurt-
lneits lUr tht application Of and carrying
out OF our novpi AMI Systematic alctiious "
BUSINESS TRAINING.
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YorSa SIrS Axp LADIES.

The most extensive. thorough AMI COM
plric lIlftltutl0A OF the Rlnu ia the " ORD.
lhUuS;iIus UI accountants aud DuSl .lrs5 men
Ia tnc prIncIpHl citivt ARA i0Mn. OF tho
United States, Owv thvlr sucvcss to oar
cO"iS. .. trLlnIIlg.
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Young men who contemplate a business
life. s5id parents having sous to educate. are
particularly requested to send for Our new
Nlrtular, within will give tlll information
Address.
g. w. FOSTER, President,
HANNIBAL, MIss0UR.
April 30, lsS2-Sm.
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cooperative Life
ASSOCIATION OF MISSISSIPPI
WINONA, MISS,

Chartered February p, 1872, Re,
organized IL the Summer Of 1881.
The Oldest Cu-Operatiye As
sOeiatiOn IN the South.
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NYRICKIEN.

u L Swcatman. President " II Witty,
Vice President Z II Campbell, Secre-
tary: } Fmrncll, Treasurer; " Il
Armistead, Medical Director.
RNaE HGfVrnGN
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GEO. W. FosTER'9
MISSOURI
Business College,

This institution. located ut Hannibal,
MiSs"''rl, PLEASANTLY situttinl Oh tho DaIlkA
VI me M%ioslssip pl Kngf. is pl,- cmnnentiy
tlie Dc1t and III .st Practical OF It's klIni Tor
The
MERCANTILE TRAINING
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jos WORK deas with Nsatn~s
at xho Record O00S.
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PERSONS sending away for articles, and
also for having repairing done for jewelry,
should take pains to learn the character
of the party they send them to. Some
time ago Piocher read an advertisement
in the San Francisco Chronicle of a watch
money down to the address, and although
he has written down several times to the
same address, he has never received an
answer to his letters, and of course his
watch will never be returned to him.
MARRIED. Miss Addie X. Hobart,
daughter of ex-Controller Hobart, was
married in Portland, Oregon, couple of
weeks ago to j. F. Halloran, editor of the
Historian" It will be remembered that
the gentleman mentioned above is ]. F.
O'Halloran, at one time connected with
the RECORD, and afterwards taught
school in Phoebe.
FIRST APPEARANCE stock of the
Payday Company, whose mine is in
Jackrabbit District, adjoining the Day
mine, was quoted on the stock list last
| Saturday for the first time. The mine ia
about 100 feet deep and drift is being
run. We hope the mine contains large
body of ore.
PosToFFIcEs OF LINCOLN COUNTY
There are at present twelve postoffices
in Lincoln county, and are located at
the following places: Bullionville, Bris
tol, Bunkerville, Clover Valley, FL Do
RADIO Canyon, Hike, Panaca, Phoebe, Rio
vile, st. Joseph and st. Thomas.
MIDNIGHT MINE.-This mine, Of Blind
Mountain District, has vein Of very
rich ore, from four to eight inches wide
in the face of the drift now being run
Some rich specimens was brought in from
there the other day.
A RULE.-We publish rule Of tn
Sixth Judicial District Court to-day TO
Lincoln county, and the attention of on
legal luminariss are directed toward it
Let them cut it out and paste it in thei
hats. .....e
STAPLE GooDs.-I Hyman has just re
oeived large assortment of staple goods
such as muslins, canton annels, checks
etc., which will be sold at the very loves
lprice. ...5sa
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ROYAL CITY ITEMS.

Matthew Hazletine, of the l5-mile
wells, is down with the eryispelas.
Mrs. Samuel Rowe and two children
arrived Tuesday morning from San Fran
cisco.
The weather during the fore part of the
week was intensely cold, but became
quite pleasant later in the week.
The festive land also lazy buck now
languisheth in our midst, while the dill
gent squaw doeth duty at the wash tub.
Rumor has it that Mr.. A. s. Gould will
soon be here as superintendent for a COM
pany recently organized in San Francisco.
Poker runs night and ALPHABETICALLY
night. As much as fourteen dollars and
six-bits has been seen on the table at one
time.
The Payday Company is still sinking
the main shaft, following down stringer
of very rich ore, which was recently en-
countered.
Mr.. A. X. Grim is expected here soon,
the object of his visit being to look after
some mining property on the other side
of the mountain. .-..
Several men arrived here during the
week from Frisco, Tuscarora, and other
camps. The familiar face of that old-time
carpenter, "Chips," were seen among the
arrivals.
Some whisky contains alcohol, some
plug tobacco, and some may even hold in
solution villainous reptiles, but, Judging
from its effects, the whisky dispensed
in Royal City undoubtedly contains bull
dogs.
At shutdown Christmas John Lehan, a
miner working at the MayAower mine,
started from here for that mine, since
which nothing has been heard of him.
He had been drinking considerably dur
ing the day, and when he left here was
in such condition as to call forth the
opinion from several that che wouldn't
make it" Nothing more was thought Of
the matter until two weeks ago, when a
Mayhower employe was heard enquiring
for him, stating that Lehan had not been
seen at the mine since about the Goth OF
December. This caused some little ex-
citement and the trail from Royal City
to the MayAower was diligently searched,
the general supposition being that he had
fallen over precipice or into prospect
hole The search, however. elected
nothing, and although the trail has been
travelled several times since the disappear
ance, no clue whatever could be obtained.
1t is generally surmised that he is dead,
because were he still among the living he
would certainly have made his appear.
ance long ere this. The missing man was
an Irishman, aged about IS years, and q
pioneer of this coast.
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NOTICE.


Ts r. II. Wand and J. D. McCormfck
Notice is hereby given to the above named per-
sons that the undersigned have, during the
years 1879 and 1880, expended for the develop
ment Of, and for labor and Improvements upon
the "Junction'' mine, located and situated In
Jachrabbit Mining District, Lincoln county,
State OF Nevada, the amount Of two hundred
dollars, gold coin. You are both hereby further
notified and required to contribute your proper
ton Of said expenditure 80 made as Aforesaid,
due from both Of you to the undersigned. ~
follows: From P. H. Wand $S3S3ts, and frcm
J. o. Mccormick $66 .G6ss. You are both also
notified that In case you fail or refuse to pay
the amount Of money set opposite your names
above, to the undersigned, At George F. Weed
residence in Royal City, Lincoln county: Ne
vada, ct or before the expiration Of ninety
days after service Of this notice, your interests
in said junction" mine will. by law, become
the property Of the undersigned, who made the
above expenditures on said mine ON the years
above mentioned.
GEO F. WEED,
ISAAC BARBOWS.
Royal City, New, Dec. so, 1881. ds1.90d
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It is curious world this, in which
the fool o. one thinks himself wise, Will
the wise knows only that he know
nothing.
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Maximum temperature. 81 deg. minimum
temperature, deg; maximum velocity OF
wind, 20 miles. .-
CHAS. II. KETCHEL,
Serg. Signal Corps. U. s. A.
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A good husband is like good base
burner, never goes out nights.
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A Philadelphia man who owns parrot
says that when his minister calls on him
it Is very embarrassing to have the bird
eternally exclaiming: "1'll take sugar in
mine" ta..f IIa-
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SOUTHERN News. -Messrs. Andy Fife
and VIM. Frazier arrived from FL Dorado
Canyon on Monday evening. Mr.. Fife
says there are about eighty men all told
at the Canyon, working in the mines and
chloriding. Neither Of the mills are run
ming, both being out of wood. Jim Gro
nan has purchased all of Hank Parrish's
interests at the Canyon. Parrish is at
the new district called Silver Star, a few
miles below Fort Mohave, on the Cali
fornia side of the Colorado. Cronan has
some good mines and talks of sending
few tons of ore to San Francisco to have
worked. Jim Greenwood writes that he
will soon return from Canada and expects
to start saloon at the Needles" Clark,
the colored gentleman, is residing on Cot
ton-wood Island. At Mineral Park, Ari-
iona, the furnace and mill are running.
They have new concentration at this
place in working order and it is highly
spoken of. Johnny Davis, who has been
at Cerbat with his family, has secured a
contract to grade ten miles of road for the
35th parallel railroad. Consideral rail-
road work has commenced being done in
Northwest Arizona. The ore at Golden
Basin does not work at all satisfactorily
by the milling process. 1t can only be
worked up to As per cent. The tailings
are to be sent to Mineral Park and tested
by the concentration.
FELL Down A SHAFT. Morris Joy, a
miner working out at the Mendha mine,
on Sunday morning, about 10 o'clock, fell
down the shaft distance of forty feet.
Dr. Matthews was sent for and immedi-
ately proceeded to the mine. Although
no bones were broken the doctor found
that Joy had injured his spine and kid
neys and drew four ounces of blood from
the bladder. His legs were paralyzed.
The doctor says though joys injuries are
not necessarily fatal, should he recover,
he would never be the same man. He is
very low and is unable to eat. Supt.
Mentally gave orders to have every want
of the injured man attended to,
DAY M1NE.--Work in Day mine is be-
ing pushed ahead, the north drift on 62(
level has been run 100 feet, and thu
south drift, same level, distance Of n
feet, exposing an ore body l5O feet IL
length. The ore, excepting spot or twt
in the north drift, is rich, good ore. Thu
wines being sunk and drifts run show
that those in charge Of the mine ar
working it for the best interests of tn
stockholders.
New York full cream Cheese.
" Sweet Cider,
Fresh White Corn.meal,
Are the latest at Poujades, Meade,
Valley street.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

By W. o. TELEGRAPH 90.
60 Ophir-5H
15u Mexican-9T 9A
Gould Il Curry-3,7 10 bid
81 Best h Belcher-7x ~
AIS California-30c
140 Savage-1.35 1850
TOO Con Virgiuia-1.10
1876 Potosi las LAO
220 Hale & Norcross-1.20
Is Crown Point-76c
165 Yellow Jacket-2.60
10 Alpha-1.60
800 Belcher-135
70 Sierra Nevada-7ks5 ~
100 Confidence-1.95
10 Utah-5k
200 Bullion 80c
IS Exchequer-65c
1870 Union-.l0ss
$40 Alta-4.60 4.65
DAY.
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Magellan Straits were first entered in
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The wild ducks in Colusa county, Cal.
near Orland, are making sad havoc with
the young grain. The O'Hair brothers
informs the Orland Times that they have
nipped the blades off all the wheat sprout.
ed on 1000 acres, and are more annoying
this year than the geese.
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Weater Report.
Time Of Observation Q 80 NJ 4 2:sO 3 Mls:yO Z

Means for the week ending January 10. 1882.
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lteber Ben Mertb eines gifenbabn=

| = 1e6er ben Mertb eines giienbabn:
auqes baben tpobl nur Wenlge etn'
ri6tiae @orfellung. Ser fogenanntt
uIonal Limited GrpreB" 3ug auf be,
penniplpania Gilenbabm reprdientirt,
| tpie er 5ulammengeite1t slt fein pflegt,
einen Wertb bon mebr als $4,000;
ndmli6 bic locomotive, $4,000; BET
@aterpagem, 81 200; Der &au9magen,
$4,000; Der @peiietpagen, $4,000;
fiinf elegante pullman @ars, ie $18 900.
Gin getp0bnli9er @rpreB5ug reprdientirt
$S3, 900 bis $500 9ie 2Ocomotipe
unb Ser Se1tber, tpel9e suiammen ge=
re6net tperben, finb auf $4,000 ge=
f6dbt; ber @epddmogen, $1,000; Der
YDfpagem, $4,000; Der &au6magelt,
$4,000; Bic stpei getp0bnli6en pa1agier=
tpagen, ie $4,000, anb brei Yala1f=
tpagen, ie SIS, 900; sufanmen $50, ,0p0.
Dies 1T eber eine niebrige als cine gu
bpbe S9dbung zines @ilerpreBsllges.
Die Palaftipagett, tpel6e gu $4,000
attgegeben finb, baben il1 Dielen Tdllen
BEN Wertb bon $4,000 unb eiltige
gegenipdrtig III 8ertpeabung febenoe
PulmanzGars fofen nabesu $50, 900.
Ser Dur9ffnittsmertb zines Sra9tz
3l1ges lit, tpentt Das Betriebsmaterial
unb bas Gra6tgut 5uiammengere9net
tperben, mod biel gr0ber, als iener zines
Yai1agiersugs. Ser @eIammttpertb Der
Gra6t zines bur9fabrenbe.t 3uges 1T
oft $3.50, 900 Bis 100000. Ser @ertb
Der III tpeitli6er &i6tumg fabren6en
3iige 1T gr0Ber als iener Der nod bem
Often fabrenben, ba auf ben erferen
fDffpielige Mdaren nnb Maf9inen,,
tpdbren6 ouf Is Prnaent ber lebteren
@etreibe un6 Nrobiiionen bef6rbert
,perben. Cine iol1e Gar fotet $3.50,
btr Mertb ber Qablng i'm 0urbf6nitt
$400 per gar; 10 baB ein gan3er folder
Gra6t3ug BON Is gdrss init ginf9luB
6er Qocomotibe ni6t iiber $34, 900 bis
$35, 900 reprdfentirt. 0ie @iderbtit
bieier paldffe auf &dbern, tuelbe Sau=
ienbe bon paffagierett bef6rbern, an6
bic Si1erbeit hon 9nufenSen bott
Gra6tears, aNf ipel6en gigentbum i'm |
Wert6e BON MilIionen berlanbt tuirb,
b6ngt BON Ginem Nfanne -bem Qo=
eonotibfiibrer = ab. Gs .Iinb mod atl=
bere Qeute ba, -ber gpn6uftenr, Der
gepddneiiier, Der 0ei3er llnb brei ober
bier Hrenier - aber bic 9anb hes Sra
l6iniften auf benz 9ebel. unb. bas
@ebirti bas fie leitet. tragen cine un=
Observation-Disclosures.
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Jerner babe i9 Md 200 5tiif .a1lDr.
tirter tpollener' I2fei6erifoffe borrdtbig,
Die i6l5u fDlgen6e preiien ausberfaufe
80 Stiid 8roeabeb in allen 6arben, IL
yarbs fit 81, 'tpertb Is Sc p gar6,
IS 5tiid englifde Merinp IL Gents q
Oar6, ipertb 20 Gents, ls4,ss amos
so 5tiid Wioiree, neuefe Garben, Is
Gents p Darb, tpertb 25 Gents.
45 @tiid aKOrtirtes Momje Gei6enbano
5u 10 Gents &c.
Mlpaccas aller Garben. 6lanell, Ma=
terprDof, @aiimir, Scans, Gbepiots uno
Baumipollen=Glan in grObter Mus=
mabl. 56ube fir Damen, Derren,
Rnaben unb. &inoera tperben. biliger
berfauft als irgeno no. anbers in 6er
Stab. @a1s btlpsioera NADIA i9 auf
meine Nustpabl bon Sbapls, 8lanfets,
9en1oen, @6tfetts ttnb 9amett= unb
&in6eritriimpfen aufmerfiam.
! Wfein 0Drratb an 0erre1z lln6 Rna=
benansiigen, ueberr0den,. 0iiterb lin
terflei6erlt geitridten Saden. @9uben
unb @tiefeln tpir6 a1 ylip Oorter &p1ts
preiien berfauft, ba i9 bie{e Mrtifel in
3uflnft nidt mebr fiibrei1 ,peroe. Man
fon1me bal6 uno iiber5euge 5i9.
G.. b. Frank,
Mlnmo.
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y Gin iebes Nabrunesmittel fir
Sauglinge bat feline Gortbeile uno
Na6tbeiIe, unb beiorgt feben iid) Die
Wsiitter, benen es berlagt 1T ibren Sim
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mad einem griab fiir Die Muttermil6
um. Dur6 gfeu # dbter's 50 u t :
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ne) 1T ein Nabrungsifoff gefunben, tpel=
der ale 8or5iige Der Big jebt befannten
&in6ernabrungsmittel in fid pereinigt.
Mls 8etpeis Ser bortreffli6en. .@igeni6afz
ten, tuel6e uDeutf6es &inber=
m eb I" als Nabrungsmittel fir &inber
befibt, oient Bic 2uit, nit tpel9er fie es
genieBen. Sn allen renommirten Mpoz
tbefen gu baben.
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10 lei@tehs Ding, tinen Brief su f6rei=
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erforoerli9en 6reiinarte su berfebe1,
baB bic Runte, bic uns foeben Der 8or=
feber bts Bureaus fiir unbefellbare
poffa9en 3u Waibington gegeben bat.
faum glaublt9 hiA9t. WeuB man iti1f
annebmeii, oaB Que G@reiben, tpel9e
8anfgoten, 3abl anlueihllgen. We9ieI
rtbjo9en &c. trltbalttn; ber poF I'M
ter 8eobadtung aller mdsli@en @or=
f6tsmaBregeln anbertraut tperben, 10
bob fie. ibr f3iel errei9en2i Mber, 0eln
it ni9t TO. Mnitlt@ ipirb conftatirt,
baB ius bem Giseoliabrt, Dos nit bem
80. SUM en6igte, mebr als 10000
griefe, ipel9e @elb, unb $4,000, bic
Werthpapiere entbielten. ibren 8eitim>
l1aungsort ni9t bitten errei9en f6nner.
tpenit bic dead letter office" ni1t als
Nermittlerins gebdnbelt .bdtte. giele
tuaren unri9tig aoreiiirt, anoere gar
ni9t; ipieber anbere 1,i6t ooer inge=
itigenb frantirt. llnb bieie 0eriebem
ipurben ipepiser ppt, ;,snerfabrenen Ber=
fonen; fon0ern 5ur gr6Beren 3abl bon
Gei9dftsleuten be9aagen, bic es tdgli6
nit einer 0etpaltigen gorreiponben3 gu
tbun baben nnh besbalb trob aler ibrer
Rlugbeit mad unh na9 unporfi@tig ober
a,I't,o 20. ooo Ssrsa5siislbare,a i ytiefe It.
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; Wir freue,, uns heute ,uieberbo

= Mir freuen ans beute ,pieberbolt
'einen Nrtifel empfeblen ID sf6nneat,
ipelder bic Yyebe beitanben bat unb als
0eilmitteI Bel Nerbauungsbeid eidmerben
uno Magenleioen uniibertroifen bafebt,
ndmli9 Or. Muguit 26nig's
S a mburger 9ropfen. Sic rei=
riaen Sen Wfngen, entfernen ben anses
iammelten 59leim uuo feaen bqs gez
it6rte Wtrtauungsberm6gen tpieber her,
Dieielbeu fino finb NIT Gehrau9sans
tpeiiuua in allep lebenoen Sprahell
perlebsii unb in ie6er apotbete az
bdben,
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brifanten, man bat giien= un6 9ols=
pfaiter. Selbfberitdnbli9 tperben oieie
berl6iebeneu probett nit Der griinbli6z
iten 6orefalt ausgefiibrt. Sin Gompo=
fitions=PHaiter aus 9ols unb Mspbalt
nit Cement ~8ettung miro iebt an Der
9feuen Wa9e unb am 3eugbauie entz
lang bon elmer 2on6oner Geielf6aft
ueIeat.
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~ Berlin it iebt bic babs @@ule
fiir Gtro6enpfIa fIaiterfubitn. Mae pHas
iterunasorten,s Sic niir In ber Welt eri=
itiren, tomrnen iebt bort Sur9 llns
ternebmer probetpeile aur Mnuens
bung. 1ier arbeiten MspbaltsG sGompags
aien aler Mrt, bort gemeatpFaierzJa=
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Or. Greene; Gryssnatebs iBitt.rs, III
bas btRe 6ttlmtttsl fir nysptpaa, @al.
lenlttotn, Walaria, unpsrbauliHtsit unb
8santbstlsn ets glutes, bsr Nieren, Qeber,
6aut .c. .''lis''s " - = y -
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5enrY's garbpI. @albt.a

5MrY's garbOI. Saltt.
Ste 1T bic btne @albt fir @@nitte,
Bsulen, Musf&las, @tidwart. Sdl3rbeu.
matismus, aufseiprunseut 6anbt, Otter.
unsen. 5ibnerauSen unb atIe 6autfrant.
bsitsa, @cmmsrFsden unb Mits1er. Man
tauft 6enrp's @arbetie @atbe weil aue
anbsrtn Galf&un9n ifnb. prsis 25 Gents.
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umjtcrSal=8itter..

Das nnter ber. bisberigem Girma s..
Rrlet1 unb 8ro., gde bon Shores unb
9oultonfraBe, betriebene @efddft 1T
am z: October IN ben Befb ber 6erren
W. &ieher & 60. iibergeganger unb
miro unter bieier Girma fortgefiibrt
ststroen, porldufig am alien plabe. Vile
Artea bon Getrdnfen iinb baielbit su
9aben. I s4yf se4s{ .,t3.
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. ! >Sol6e, bic. BON. Nerbdrtupg nnb
ben ul5dblbaren BeI9merberl i'm @e=
folse oiefes nebels 5n 1eiben habea,
t6nnen bur6 mdBigen @ebrau9 bon
M4er's pillen iid i'm beiten @elnmbs
beitssufanbe erbalten.