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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
BENNINGTON. March 27. 1882.

The people about Bennington are ad-
justing themselves as best they can to
the muddy roads and changable weather
Quite a number are busy making sugar.
Willie Alexander has been engaged to
teach the spring term of the school in the
salisbury neighborhood," and is to com
meuce the term soon. Miss Ida Van Der
hoof, who has taught this school the past
season, has been engaged to teach the
coming season at Bennington No /.
Mrs. Simpson has recently sold her
place near the Maple River Baptist Church,
and established her home at Bennington
Her son, King. has entered the hardware
business with his brotherin-law Mr.. ID. r.
Salisbury.
Mrs. Henry Williams, of this place was
suddenly called last week, to Vassar to
attend the funeral of her mother.
Mr.. Clark Beebe, a highly respected
citizen, living with his daughter, Mrs
Slater, died quite suddenly on the 10th
Though he had passed his 84th year, yet
he was quite active until two days before
when he sustained an injury from fall
which proved fatal. II.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
In Perry the Republican candidate for
Supervisor is. John A. Morris, and the
National Greenback, j. o. Walker

In Perry the Republican candidate for
Supervisor is. John A. Morris, and the
National Greenback, j. o. Walker
The Board of Education at their meet
ing last week, engaged Prof. Seelye for
the ensuing year, as Superintendent of our
City Schools.
The Owosso Times saysn substance the
county seat will be removed to that place
in April, 1883, Corunna Journal Guess
we did not say that either in words or SUBJ
stance. Better copy what we did say and
let your readers draw there own conclus-
IONS All we did, in answer to an item in
the Journal, was to ask question. The
Journal did not answer that even by i'm
plication.
Last week we gave place to an article
from the pen of leading business man Of
this city rejecting on the management of
the city schools. This week we print Il
reply, written by man well known TO the
people of Owosso. Both sides have now
had hearing, and we do not propose to
open our columns to the further discussion
of the questions at issue. We regard our
public schools as our highest interest We
spent one half day in the High School De-
partment, and were we'll pleased with what
we saw and heard. We thought the
school was in all respects well conducted,
and had no sympathy with the article we
printed last week, and only gave it place,
that no man should be able to say truth
fully of us. that we did not tolerate the
freest discussion, on all questions Of public
interest.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
Eight Hundred Thousand People.

There are already booked for passage
to this country in 1882, nearly a half mil
lion people, and it is estimated that
100000 will emigratc from Europe and
Canada to the West and Northwest.
In consequence of this vast throng,
the albert Lea Route" Chicago, Rock
Island g. Pacific R'y) has been compelled
to put upon its line an additional Fast
Express Train, composed of most elegant
day and night cars, leaving Chicago at
II am, and reaching Minneapolis carly
the next morning in ample time to allow
those going to Northern Minnesota,
Dakota or Manitoba, to obtain their
breakfast and make the connection for
all points North or Northwest.
This train is run especially to connect
with the new express trains which the
Northern Pacific, and st. Paul Mime
apolis and Manitoba, Railroads (the latter
connecting with. the Canadian Pacific
at St. VincenD have just put upon their
lines.
AhO iCEuioi SNOhihs, SAPiSoo siohu iiOhA
Chicago, will be run as heretofore, and
make the evening connections from Min
neapolis for all points in the territory
named above.
1t is important, and travellers should
bear it in mind, that there are no car.
riage transfers by the albert Lea Route, I"
passengers being landed in Union Depots
at Minneapolis and st. Paul.
This is the route to travel over for sure
connections, and is the pleasantest and
most comfortable line to the Northwest
The trains of the albert Lea Route"
leave Chicago from the depot of the
Great Rock Island, the old favorite with
travellers destined for Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona, and the Pacific
| Coast
Send your address to E. ST. John, Gen.
eral Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago,
and obtain our new illustrated Western
Trail.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
OSBURN & SONS.
DOUBLE STORE.

iIOOblb olONEs
We have just finished our business
year and are happy to announce to
our-patrons large increase in sales
over former years. Our one Price
Plain Figure System fully endorsed
by the people. The old blind marks,
bantering, swindling system of some
merchants condemned. Large sales
enable us to buy larger and from first
hands. We wish to increase our
sales still more the coming year.
We shall offer increased stocks of new
and desirable Dress Goods, Fancy
Goods, Trimmings, Linens, Domeshes,
and fine stock of SILKS, .Sahns ect.
We claim the best stock of Ready
Made Clothing in the county, having
the control of sale in this county Of
several Of the best manufacturers in
the United States
A fine line of CARPETS.
Curtains and Fixtures.
Remember all goods marked in
Plain Figures.
Your trade is solicited.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
County Correspondence.
SouTH VERNON, March 2sth, 1Ss

SOUTH VERNON, March 2Sth, 1882.
Quarterly meeting services were held at
the II. M. church last Saturday and Sun
day: Rev A. V. Leonardson presiding.
Emmer Sickles has just finished Il term
of singing school in district No. s. Mr.. s.
is an excellent. instructor in vocal music
and is excelled by but few.
A. Bronson and Thaddeus Dumond
have gone to Dakota.
Miss Bertha Wormley has been engaged
to teach the spring term at IIaviland dis
trict, and Miss Zilla Sayer at Weeden dis
trict.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Sickles is making
arrangements to move TO Bancroft to live
with her son. DR.. B. G. Sickles of that
place
Gaines gristmill began custom work last
Monday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31

Are admired by ALL We have just received large stock Of
Childrens Carriages, including the Popular
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
Mr.. Reeds prelude last Sabbath was as

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Mr.. Reeds prelude last Sabbath was as
follows:
A subject Of far greater Importance than
that of college buildings and their en-
dowments, is that of the students who at
tend them. Was the attendance of stu
dents in the 81 non-denominational and
the 312 UNCONVENTIONAL colleges in 1873
indicative of relative decline of the pow
or of Christianity over the educated mind
of America? The figures would not seem
to show it. According to the report of
General Eaton Commissioner of Education
there were in all the colleges in the above
year students in the regular college cour
SEES 30,369 not including those in prepare
tory departments. OF these there were in
the non.denominational colleges $3.50, and
in the UNCONVENTIONAL "a, 476.
The students in the denominational col
leges that year were divided among them
as follows
Baptists (all kinds 4,O11 students; Con-
gregationalists, 2,4oS; Presbyterian (all
kinds 3,459; Congregational and Presby-
terrain, 81; Christians and Disciples, 2, 026;
Evangelical Association 80; Episcopalians,
1927; Friends 261; Lutherans, (all kinds)
1859; Methodists, (all kinds 4, 1876; Roman
Catholics, 1864; Reformed Churches,
Dutch and Germany sci; Swedenbergian
II; Seventh day Advent. 80; United
Hi III:
tarians, 813.
Thus it appears that Of the students in
the denominational colleges very large
percent are in those belonging to the Eva n
gelica Churches, and the ratio has beeu
increasing greatly in the past 80 years. In
1880 the non-denominational colleges had
30 per cent of the students and the denom-
national 70 per cent. In 1873 the former
had II per cent and the latter 83.
OF course these figures do not indicate
only in general way the religious state
of the students. But the statistics gathere
by the different societies of Religious In.
quiry do show decided gain in the pro
portion of college students who are pro
Tossing christians. Thus in 1880 it was
estimated that 20 per cent were profess
edly pious." In 1850, 3S per cent we've
religious; in 1865, As per cent; and in
1880 the Year Book of the Young Mems
Christian Association shows that 80 pei
cent of college students were professors of
Religion.
A large number of the Christian college:
of the United States have from time tC
time been visited by revivals of religion
which for genuineness and permanent re.
suits compare favorably with revivals il
the churches. Those colleges, too, have evei
stood foremost among the benevolent
agencies and evangelizing forces of the
land. They have furnished their full pro
portion Of the great men as well as the
good men who have gone out to bless thu
world.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
Medical Society Meeting.

The Shiawassee County Medical Society
will hold its tenth regular meeting at the
Red Ribon Club Parlors, in this city, on
Thursday, April 9th, 1882.
DR.. Perkins will read paper on Cere-
bro-spinal MENINGITIS. which will be the
special subject for discussion. All regu-
lar physicians in this and adjoining coun-
ties are cordially invited to attend.
g. MCCORMICK, M. d. Sec.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remained uncalled
for in the Owosso Post Office for the week
ending March %, 1882.
Mr. Alex Potter, Miss Hattie Decker,
A. j. Phillips, Annie Camp, Henry
Wright, Henry Deer.
Persons calling for the above will please
ask for advertised letters"
L. A. HAMDLIN, PM.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31

A sudden change of habits-a cessation
of an active life, and leading one of a sed-
entary character, has always tendency to
affect the health of man in some manner,
among which affections of the bowels are
perhaps the most prominent. To all such
we would say. get bottle of Jhonston's
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla. 1t is
pleasant to the taste, and, unlike mos
medicines which do not nauseate, it CONT
pletely cures.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31
How long would it take to count
9 millions?

Over two million volumes of the revised
edition of the New Testament were sold
on the first day of its issue. These figures
can only be equaled by the enormous sale
of Swayne's Ointment for Itching Piles,
which is universally used as standard
remedy for stopping the itching at night,
when one thinks that pin worms are
crawling about the rectum. To calculate
the extent of its sale in actual figures,
would involve the labor of lifetime.
Will you be pestered longer from the
aggravating Piles?
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31

Our large sales have proved that
we'll pleased with goods and prices and hope
nue to merit the large trade in these goods that have
enjoyed in the past. Our
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31

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eral Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago,
and obtain our new illustrated Western
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sofa, is residing IN and keeping boarding
house. at the county seat of Lincoln
county, running his large farm, and says
he thinks he is now in condition ito live"
despite the bad crops, and other hard luck
of last year. He has been elected q Sup.
ervisor and is chairman of the Board. His
brothcr.in-law, j. l.. Bennett, also of
Owosso, has bought fine farm which
joins that of Mr.. Young. and is Treas
urer of the Township. All over the West
emigrants from Michigan take leading
positions. and this fact is worthy of being
generally known as it is indicative of the
real character of our people. Mr.. Young,
in letter received few days since by
one of his lifelong friends in Owosso,
says am satisfied this Is to be great
country and am glad am here to grow
up with It,
|. The Democrats of Owosso, at their city
caucus on Thursday evening, nominated
for Mayor, Charles Cossett; for Clerk, e.
A. Todd, Jr.; for Treasurer. George Colt;
for Supervisor at large, Adam Byerly; for
School Inspectors, j ii. Champion and A..
j. Patterson; for Drain Commissioner, A.
Sprinkler; for Supervisor, LIST District,
Thomas Horsman; for Supervisor, I'd
District, A. G. Balding; for Constable, 1st
District, III. H. Frame; for Constable, I'd
District, A. G. Kelso; Alderman, LIST
Ward. Edwin A. Could I'd Ward. Jacob
Aberle; Sd Ward, DR.. II. G. Beckwitll;
4th Ward, A. j. Patterson.
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Neebs Sill @egs 5onte reJuitr! nj
Tunettpnenber ginsepeibe.
s. sSpsfe & SDbme.

Steiner profit unb i6ne0er umlab
1T mas unier @ei6dft 10 groB gema6t
fat, 10 bas mir uns beranlaBt ieben in
OieIem SDmmer tpieberum uniere 2o=
eale su berar0Bern, I'm nun NIT bent
grnBen 8orratb BON Waaren f1neqer
aufsurdumen, baben mir in fait alien
unIeren 0epartements groBe Preis=
berabIebung bprgenomnen unb freuett
uns unieren &unben mittbeilen gu f0n=
men, oaB mir feft enti@loKen fins, ieber
Gpneurrens bic Spite gu bieten unS teir
berfibern fie suglei6 Der reelliten unb
freunOli9iten 8ebienung.
llnIer DreB @ppbs 9epart=
ment bietet Sen 9amen cine aortreff-
lihe @elegenbeit, feline moberne Waare
biGig gu faufeu.
Su Sanbtii@ern Sif6tiis
6ern @arbinen unb 8ett=
seug bieten mir bic srDBte Mustpabl
fopie audi in 9tiderei uno
5piben unb 8dnber.
n=unb &inber ii 1T p t e
in alen @r6Ben unb Sarben.
S6ubmert in gr6Berer Nuswabl
uno gu hiligeren preiien als irgeno
Elm 9aus> barunter Slippers, pom
niebli6fen Opera Slipper nit Srend
9eel, Bis gum seiu6bnli6fem Sausz
pantoffel.
Cine jebe Same tpeiB, baB mir ben
befen iueibem 10 gemt 8 m # | {
balten; es 1T cine quite 4I4 breite
@aare, bic fat ilberall fir 129 Gents
berfauft mirb.
Sn fertigen Mnsiigen fir Ser
TEN unb &naben bieten mir bic grOBte
Nusipabl in gana @eitte1as. llniere
8erbinouHgen NIT ben aaersr6bten
9auiern in 0ieier 8ran6e befdbi91
uns, Die bette @aare 10 biQig gu ber:
faufen.
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S(n bic Gepnblifamer bes sebnten
CpnqreE6iffrictes.
Sdn 9lntDnin 7 csnIi 1873.

SQH NHIDll1D, Z. eSllt 1867.
Cine Contention ber &epublifaner
bes sebnten GonereBoiltrictes, ipel6er
Die Counties 8anbera, 8aitrop, gerar,
glanco, 8urnet, Gomal, Condo, @ro=
fett, @6maros, @illespie, &enoal,
&err, Simble, &innep, 2ampa1as, 2la.
ITO, Mfaion, McGullo9, Mebina, Me=
narb, San Saba, Srabis, llbaloe uno
8i0iamion umfaBt, miro bierour6 auf
ben Is. Quguit, 1882, Na6mittaas 5
lbr, na6 San Nntonip berufen aum
3med Bet Domination eines Ganbibaten
fiir BEN GDngreB uno CUR Snbetra6tz
nabme FOLDER anberen 9inge, ipel6e
por Die Gonpention gebra6t tperoen
m0gen.
Sie Soriiben0en Ser republifani16em
Gomites Der Dbengenannten Counties
tperoen eril6t, att ben GountDliben ib=
rer peri6ieOenen @ountiesGonoelltioneu
ober Gerlammlungen bon &epublifa=
rern gu beranifalten, I'M 9elegaten au
bieier Gonbention gu ienoen. Ser Muf=
ruf GUT Contention ion re6tseitia unb
geniigelto publiairt tperben. ssebes
GountD mag 10 biele 9elegaten ienoen,
als ibm pai1eno eri6eint. Die 8alis
ber Experimentation tpirb bon Ser gon=
bention beitimmt merben.
u. Siemering,
GDrlibenoer bes republifanif6en @recu=
tiozGomites fit ben 10. @ongreBoiitrict.
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Serabfetum8 Der Yreiie fiir
DRY-GOODS
8. 9. Tanf, @lpmp 9lasa.

9err q. 3. Srant bat bic Yrsife fur
iclsenbe SAnitt= Daaren flr
biele Wud, I'm miupsfens 25 Yru3snt
rsbujtrt: F|
6rana51i&e eawns nit 6ancY Yorbe.
6aneY letnene Qawns.
SO 3Oa fran,SR(Ge Atrealss.
3epbYr unb l&ottiihe @instams.
Sssrladsrs, gtibop u. Ytetorialuwns.
Gsmufsrts uni sinfa&e NainIootS.
@alsisr unp anbers ltiats Stods, Bun.
tiass u. (. ~.
Spibsn, 8rasfu, Sals. uub 1aIdsn.
tuher unb Sonnsn(dtrme.
Spe3ieas Yrsiis uao Wnerbtstunesn
In Ssrrsn> uno Staabsu @nBasen. Stis.
fsla, Shatsu, hsmesn. 5iten u. {. NJ.
Sosben srbalten einsn aeuen 8Orratb bon
Damen. unb &inoerlduben. 5aue ldu,
ben, Bantoifsln unp aoilsiteartifeIa.
Die Watt, 8Snien Disisrta, Sultau
unb SrOaust 5ausidute fno fos0en elm
eetroFsn uno werten gum billisasn Yrsil'
oftrirt. gerssbt nltt, rab Sbr essi
Yretssrmabsuns uns sisft OHsrts nu'
fnett BET 81. .. rant.
NlamO'plasa
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- ueper ben sriinanselt ltri6enen
g0inter in Seutidlano ipottet bas 8er=
liner 81. Sournal bonn 1o. SUM: Ser
&oienmonat lit in Berlin belonbers bon
ben Soblenbdnolern freunoli6it begriiBt
morben. 9lu6 auf bic @ofes= =prelie bot
er cine erbebenbe Wirfung ausgeilbt
unb jene 2eute, beren &aleHber bic
5emperatpr 1T, ai1eH bereits an Die
GertigFetina ber Weibna6tsartitel.
Gogar auf bic Mobnungs=S =Serbaltllins
bat oieier berrli6e Monat ieiaen SIM
HuB gelteno gemadt. gta6 elmer, lrelz
lid ni6t berldBli6en S@dsung Nno
ALIEN int Sbiergatten meDrere 9unoerl
Quartiers tbeils getinoist tbells berelts
qerdumt poroep, uno smar por5u9s-
fueife in ben oberen 3welgen, uas mal'
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@esentbeil gu perfebren. Sd iase bas,
often seltanben, nit tiefem Beoauern.
8ir baben bier N0e, Sung uno llt, tar
bic iunse Dame seidsdrmt; aber, IT lbr
nun bic slan5enoe Seiratb tn ben Sopf
seltiesen, mar bic Beideioenbeit oes eriten
Cages nur cine WsaSfe - bic @rtraba=
san3en, in benen lie id ieitcem Sefaut,
uno in bic fie ibren Brdutisam unb ibre
san3e lln1sebuns = bic fletne erelultoe
@eleaidaft meme id. bic lid bier um iie
sruppirt = bineinSiebt; - - bic Sers
ldmenbuns 3umul, bic iie treibt, uno 81
ber 1ie bic Site ibres BriutisamS n1tBz
braudt; - enfn, es if Elm Wanoel gum
Sdlimmen Bel ibr einsetreten, BET pcr
N(ler Nusen liest unc benen Der SaoA Sc
piB nidt entsansen 1T. Sat bic alte
Dame nun, pie mir annebmen blrten,
bereits fraber Yeiirdtuusen mad elsler
Seite sebabt, unb liebt biele Sefardtun<
gen, bic aus peldsm @runoe imu,er mo
mentan suriidsebrinst nun pcllauf be-
ftitist, unb iolsli9 in per G9e NIT elmer
Dame bon 70 unbere4snbarem Sbaratter
bas unslad ibres SObnes uno ben Jfuln
bes 8ermSsenS, 70 wdre baS ia plellel9t
bic Sauobabe aur 1Siuns oes Sfatblels,
mad welGsm n,ein bod,pirbiSer 6reuno
iudte.
Der seilt(iae 5err bate Der Guselnan=
berietuns bes tlusen Sreunbes, selentten
Sauptes, bic Sdnbe auf benz ialanten
Naden, nebeu ibm beridreiteno, NIT tletz
iter auflnertiamfei! selauidt. Sest blteb
er iteben unb iuste, bic Gusen hetene:
(Hprtehuna Eplat
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9 . m Gpbeerfettet.

Wtaiam s. gousblin BON @umerpiue,
MaGv faet: SIM 5erbf 1876 bstam Id
eunsenbluten, eefulot non eiusm bsftigen
5ufsn. SD serlpr ben Gppstit unb metn
5leifd uns wurbt bettlGserts. SIN 1877
braAte man mid ins 5uspital. Die Ner3te
ertldrten, id bate etn Sod In meiner Gun.
&c BON bsr @rSbe zines balbsn Duuars
fldss. SOeer pts Madridt BON meinsm
2pbe a:rtreltste f&. SD CAB aas 9of-
nrns ouf; Ia empfabl mir ein 8reuno
Or. Wtlltam 6aIIs BAL m
fIrbte eun8e. Sd sebrau&te sins
Glalde unp su metnsm Grtaunen tpuros
id bs0er, unb Bin bsute ssliiaess, sls felt
bret Sabrsn.
50 fnseibe biss In Der 5ofauns, oaf
Sober init franter 9unse 8ebaftste Or,
Dtlltam 9alls BalIam &C.
brpuht, une ih bin iiber3suet, bab tal'
lslbe bic Mus3ebrune tetlt. Sd lam po
ftio bshaupten, bab mir Der Baliam met,
@utee srwisfen bat, als ale Ibrissu d.
,sneien aulammen. bic Id nabm.
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I.9s7 G,sminse In ge.raas ppn S2G5, SOC
~ anfrassn fur aotni1srh. lOw1s I, y -. @s,sa ~,
Gtabs tSpnsu ngs Id bsr Stisss IA Nsp>OIRaaf
etmadt werben.
Deaen Snfuyma.iuu %. gsielun0en ftrt!b, Has
as Wt. v. Daupbin,
Nep Orltans J.
ebTarb WOOrs, assnt, gas psalt0a. u 9'ssa'a
ShaBs. Saa Nnionlo.
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= Cine Saginatp Sdgen1iible fir
Oeferrei9. 8or einiger 3eit erbielt
bic bieiise Girma @ides 8rOs., 10 be-
ri6tet bic in Gait Saginaip erl6einenbe
uSasinaw 3eitung", cine 8efeluna
fiir cine complete Sdgemiible, wel6e
pm bier aus lia6 Stettin perldifft uer=
BEN fol-; BON bort mirb 1ie bann 800
(engli1de) Meilen peit per Giienbabn
unb 20 Meilem per g(re nad ibrem
8eltimmungsort i'm 9eraen Der 6i6ten=
mdlher I'M 1tDrbli9en Seferrei9 bef0r=
bert tperben. gs 1T bies bic erife ame=
rifanii6e @dgemuble, melde iemals
ibren gSeg na6 Der seba6ten 2Ofalitdt
gefunben baben tpirb, unb bic bDrtigell
9ol3bdnbler llnb Sdgemiiler ieben Oer=
felben nit seipanntem Sntereile emit
segem. 8emGhrt iie lid, morail ni61
su ameifeln 1T, 70 tperben 1i6erlid
| 5ablrei9e peitere 8efeaungen fiir bieit
Wtai6inerie folgen. IS befinben Ii6 ii
ben Sannenmdlbern Selterrei9s bebeu=
tenbe Sdgemiiblen, barunter mel1e mt
20 bis 90 @dnseH; bic Maidinerie ii
benfelben 1T aber febr altlnobii6 uni
nad bem ufommit Du beute nidt
fommit 9u morgen" Stpl gebaut, Mal
| i1dbt, baB QDides patent Sang BIZ
9rbeit BON 20 jener @dnse berri6tel
unb 6aB Die ginfiibrung Der amerifani
f6en Sdgemiiblen cine f0rmli9e &epo
luton i'm 9olSgeIddft ienes 2anbe
berborrufen tnirh, 9err $. 3. Wide
bat felt bem lebten Mdrs, tbeils I'M
feline angegriffene @eiunobeit gu rel itau
rirem unb tbeils I'M feline patent
| Sdgemiiblengdnge einSufiibren, bi
! 0olagegenben 9euti6lanbs bereilt
g8dbrenb er in gSiem mar, ma6te {
bic 8efanntl l6aft zines fran5oiil6e1
gbelmannes. bes @rafen Gbambout
ser sroBe Solsldnbereien I'M noroli6e1
Oeiterrei6 eignet unb bereits mebrer
Sdgemii6len i'm @ange bat, unb bieier
perfaufte er bic Wai6inerie, Die pp
bier abgel6idt merben tpirb.
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Giuer Qusfiihrlif)en Sflilberuna

Der @6ld6terei in Mleranorien entneb=
men mir folgenoe Stelle: vNm grauelt:
baftefen sing es in ber Boli3ei=Y Yrdfee=
tur gu, tpobin 1i6 biele guropder in De,
Meinung flii6teten, baB iie oaielbft am
befen gei6iibt iein ipilroen. Sie Bic
prdfectur bema9enbe1 @olbaten lieBeu
ieben WeiBen binein uno-es laute1
unglaubli@, 1T aber oo6 ipabr-erfa=
9en tbn bort. Damn tpuroen bie Sci
6en nod entiekli6 perfiimmelt uno in
bas nabe Wfeer getporfen. @iner met
ner 8efannten, ben ieiu 9ienit bel Der
&litentpa6e ieoe yta6t in ben 9afen
fiibrt, adblte UNI Mitterna6t 5tuii6en
oreiBig big bier5ig FOLDER perftiimmelter
2ei6en, pel6e bas Meer ans Sanb &C.
ipiilt bate"
Nsebs Sill gegs 2onte reJaIir! ME
Tunctfpneuber @inaeueibe.
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barauf suriidaufiibren bat, 6aB bic 8e=
tppbner berielben ni6t allein bur6 Gle
&dlte, fonoern audi bur6 Bic Geu@tig=
felt einigermaBen su leioen batten. @e<
ftern frlb gei6ab oas Wunoerbare, baB
5i9 in Berlin einige Sonnenitrablen
bliden lieBen; ba iie ii6 aber unangez
meloet bier aufbielten-io bielten iie
fi6 eben ni6t auf.
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; 4nlidten bic in's Gemi6t fallen

= 9err GERMAN Walter, Wilteripn's 9
Msils, Mo., fanbte uns por &uraem fol-
aeuot Wlitt6eilung: Set feds - iie'
ben Sabren balte ib ST. @uguf 6 d
nig's Somburger Sropfen IN
meinem Store uno muB fagen, oaB bielt
Meoisin li9 bes belten &ufes erfreut
Sd ielbit babe bieielbe BEL mir uno II
meiner Tamilie ansewanbt: lie bat mi
beKere Siente getban als irseno cit
Mittel bas mir Elm Ooftor Derl9rieb.
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x.:tii,a. Jreie SreHe
srfbetnt
,ih nit &usnabme hes SpnntaSs
unb fpfet
slh.HU fir baa Satr pber $3.50 fur
3 Wrnsrt
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(Bprtfebung fplsi }

= grnlfe Mabnuns anMiitter, Melr
als gu irgenb elmer anbern 3eit raftt
Der SOB i'm Somner nnter fleinen 3tn=
bern auf. @rf6redenb groB TT bic
3abl ber armen Wiirm6eu, Die, belon=
bers in groBen @tdbten, oer &ubr, benz
Dur9fall unb Der &in6ersgbolera
[summer complaint gum Opfer fallen.
Inter iol9en llmitdnben mub es Wfttz
tern erfreulid iein gu erfabren. oaB
Neuitdbter's vOeutf es Sin :
bermebI," allgemein als Dos bette
Surrogat fit Mauttermil6 gilt.
uDeutf6es imbermebr T. 1T
rabrnaft, lei6t berbauli6 une iiberaus
tpobli6medeno. Sn Glen renomn1irten
Mpotbefen gu baben.