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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09
The transit OF Venus occurred on We'd

The transit OF Venus occurred on We'd
ncsday strictly on time, but the prayers fol
cloudless day to enable the scientific peo
pie carefully to watch 1t from beginning tc
end, was but partially answered. North
of about the 10th parallel in the United
States, the sky was clear during abou,
three of the six hours, or Whereabouts, oil
the transit; over the next five degrees
southwark there was hardly any sunshine
while south of that the whole day was
cloudless and many very fine observations
were taken, notably by the party OF German
astronomers at Aiken, South Carolina. A,
Ottawa the sun went behind the clouds
about the middle of the show.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

The outcome thus far OF the attempt OF
j. II. Corbus, 1.-The rotten ulcer of political
depravity whom God IN his goodness al.
lows to be postmaster" of La Sale, as Jack
Reddick designates hint suppress the cir
culation of the La Sale Democrat, Is tina,
Mr.. Reddick, the publisher, has been sum
moned to appear before Commissioner
Hoyne, at Chicago, next Monday, to an
swer the charge of publishing an obscene
paper The complaint was lodged against
the Democrat by Corbus on the suggestion
of the Department at Washington, IN
whose view, 1t seems, there was probably
good ground for excluding the Democrat
from the mails, but that Corbus was trite
"too previous" IN dong so before first Civ
ing the paper hearing and getting an
order from competent authority for such
action. Jack, pending the hearing at Chi
cago, Is held under $4,000 bail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

Chicago has one persistent applicant fol
an attorneys license. He first sought ad
mission through the March term in The
first district, and was rejected; came &c
Ottawa in MAY, made affidavit that he had
not applied within SIX months, in the usual
form, and was again rejected; tried at the
next term, swearing as before, with like
result. Finally he came to Ottawa at the
present term, but his record had become
known, and the judges sought a private
interview with the man and he took the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

INTERNAL REvENUE-The report OF
Gen. Raum, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, submitted TO the Secretary of the
Treasury on the 1st inst, shows that taxa
ton by internal revenue has Increased
from $l13,00O,OOO in 1879 to $146,5OO, 600
in 1881, and estimates the receipts for this
year at Sl45,0O0,000. He believes therev-
enues should be reduced from $G0,000,O00
to 100000 annually, and that if they
are continued at the present rate the Treas
ury would contain II surplus IN short
time which would necessitate the purchase
Of bonds. the demand for which by the
government would enhance their value a,
the cost of the people He thinks the duty
on sugar, now amounting to $45 600, 600
yearly, should be abolished, and that home
producers, rs an offset to the loss of pro-
lection, be given bounty of pa cents on
each pound manufactured. The Commis
sloner estimates the stock of distilled splr
its in bond as about equal to six years con
sumption, and thinks an extension OF the
bonded period is a pressing want OF the
trade. AS the manufacturers, to avoid
withdrawal Of their property, and conse-
quent payment of taxes, are thinking OF
exporting their whisky and then reimport
ing and storing 1t IN customs bonded ware
houses, General Raum is of opinion that
legislative relief could be afforded with
safety, without putting the manufacturers
to this outlay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

SUNDAY LAW IN NEW YoRK.-Ncw
York city had genuine surprise last Sun
day in the sudden enforcement of what d
large portion of her people regarded as a
new edition of the old Connecticut Blue
Laws. There have Teen on the statute
books of that states, as on those of many
other states, for hundred years, very rigid
Sunday laws, but which, by reason of their
non enforcement tor many years, were sup
posed to have been long ago repealed. Fol-
a year or two past New York has been
getting up revision Of her penal code, and
in this revision the old Sunday laws were
embodied without change, with ali add
tional provision or two imposing heavy
penalties on police officers, constables, &c.
for neglect to enfore them The revised
code went into force on the LIST inst, and
last Sunday was the first to try the pracu-
cability rs well as wisdom of enforcing
the old Sunday laws. The police tried tc
do their whole duty, and the result was
that offenders were arrested by the thou
sand. Street vendors of all commodities
newspapers included, were arrested, barber
Shops Ncr, shut, and the tonsorial artists
IN hotels were kept busy, as outsiders who
wished 10 be shaved, claimed 10 be guests
The street cars were not running. and eX
press drivers were taken III If found violat
Ing the law. Projectors of sacred concerts
Jared In similar way. All saloons being
rlgldly closed. thirsty people were driven
to the hotels, where, like the unshaven
they were scored as guests. Even the drug
stores were closed IN some parts Of the city
but In other parts they were kept open and
did a lively business IN liquid medicine"
Alse expressmen. conveying baggage OF
passengers to the railroad depots, were M
rested. The law was evidently enforced IN
a way as to make 1t odlous, with the view
lof securing its early repeal. Comparative
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

The cold since Wednesday night, o
which the extreme has been IA deg below
zero at Ottawa, reached astounding figure,
up in Minnesota, Dakota,&c. At Winnipeg
the thermometer fell to G5 below zero
at Bismarck to 81 below; at Fargo to Al
below; st. Paul 81 below, &c. The cold
wave was preceded by blizzard" of q
couple of hours, but as far as heard nc
lives were lost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

The gold current has again turned in
favor of this country. The steamship Ser
VIA on Tuesday, brought $4,000 in gold
to New York from England and reports
are that more is on the way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

The Aurora Beacon makes the absurd
statement that the reason tor Judge Cody IS
declining to run against Cullen for con-
gress in this district was that the commit
tee had assessed HIM $4,000 for campaign
purposes. The Beacon should know tina,
that is not the democratic style. Hubbell.
Ism is peculiarly republican institution,
Mr. Haley made a pretty thorough can
vass of the district, and we doubt whether
IT cost him $3.50; Judge Cody would no,
hrve been asked to spend any more, and he
would have beaten Cullen 'highern a
kite" as Mr.. Haley would have done had
he been regularly nominated and no,
picked up so late as a mere makeshitt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

MIR. Henry Ten Eyck White, the man
who gets up those atroclous paragraphs
for the Chicago Tribune that appear under
the head Of Lakeside Musings" was mar
ried on Monday at Milwaukee to Miss
Fannie Driscoll, the well known Wisconsin
poetess. The tone of the Musings" will
gradually grow more bitter hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

ly few liquor dealers were secured, milk
men, butchers, bakers, grocers, BARRIERS,
rag pickers, and Hebrew storekcepers max
Ing up the number A laborer employed
by the Steam Heating Company was the
first person arrested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

Timothy Ryan, OF this city, has been
awarded by the government the sum OF
1854 as back pension. He will proba'
bly, invest IN government lands IN the ives,
or northwest in the spring. This is piece
of good luck that many would almost envy,
except that "Teddy" made good soldier
and Justly deserves, as much as any one,
the acknowledgement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

The Garfield monument fair at Wash
,ngton closed last Saturday evening after
run Of eight days. The gross receipts
were about $4,000, from which are to be
deducted about $4,000 for expenses, leav'
ing some $4,000 towards erecting the pre-.
posed $4,000 monument to Garfield at
Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

the private stipulation that Arab should
he furnished comfortable domicil IN
England or any of the English possessions
he might prefer outside of Egypt, and that
he should retain his military rank and
draw his pay, he accepted the offer, plead
guilty and has duly received his pardon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

In the police court at Cincinnati last
Saturday, Frank Frayne, who had acct
dently (carelcsslyD shot Miss Won Behr-
ems during a performance in the theatre,
was discharged on the ground that 1t was
q mere accident.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

Anthony Trollope, the novelist, and son
of Mrs. Trolope the well-known author
ess, died at London on Wednesday, aged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

Nothing is so reliable as Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for colds, coughs. in short for any and all
arrangements OF the respiratory organs,
which tend towards consumption, In all or
binary sases 1t Is q certain cure, and 1t az
fords sure relief for asthma and consump-
ton, even advanced stages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

Ladies were elected to the office OF Coun-
ty:Superintenden of Schools in eight coun'
Ties of this state at the November election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09
SIGNIFICANT AND INSTRUCTIVE.

Mr.. Folger's report on the state of the
finances contains great many words and
a great many numerals
Here are tour words and two rows OF
figures from the accounts of the last fiscal
y car:
Internal revenue STAG, 497, 500
Surplus Revenue. l45, 543, $40
Volumes of discussion on the state of the
finances could add nothing to the force of
this coincidence.
The internal revenue has just provided
the surplus!- Y. Sun.
Mr.. Dana, of the Sun, who was formerly
a bright light in the Republican fold, still
clings to his old protection" notions, and
agrees with Judge Kelly in urging the
total repeal of the internal revenue taxes
30 as to compel congress to leave the pres
ent tariff substantially undisturbed. A
fairer way to state the figures, and that in
which President Arthur appears to concur
as we'll as the tariff commission, would be
about this: Remove all the internal rev.
enue taxes except on spirits and tobacco
and reduce the present tariff taxation 20
per cent, would leave
Internal revenue reduction. .....$ s., 600, 600
Iarif reduction. ............... W,OOO,OOO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

$l45, 600 900
Surplus revenue. SAG, OOO, 0OO
Nine-tenths of the vo .ers OF the whole
country would readily assent to suoh So
luton of the revenue reduction question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09

Irregular corresponderce.
The First Pertormance-A Piem from M'
Reporters Gallery-Speaker Refers
TrjoIs
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11
Oregon Claims.

On the 4th inst, Senator Grover
introduced bill to pay all per-
sons who rendered service or fur
nished supplies in Oregon and
Washington territory during the
late Nez Percas Indian war and
pensions to those injured in serv-
ice or the widows aud children
OF those killed therein. This
completes the programme for
payment ni all Oregon claims.
Senator Growers first bill was TO
reimburse the state of Oregon for
the Modoc war expenses, which,
has already passed tila senate.
His second bill was to reimburse
Oregon for expenses incurred
during the war Of the rebellion
and Indian disturbances, othe,
than the Modoc, which has been
favorably reported by the senate
military committee, and this, his
third bill, provides for all special
and irregular individual cases not
before provided or otherwise pro.
vided for.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11
Canadian Independence.

AT a recent annual dinner Of
the "Club Rationale" composed
of young French Canadians in
Montreal, President Cannon, in
proposing the. toast, canada: Our
Country dwelt upon the subject
of Canadian independence. He
said their position to-day was a
very dependent one, as they were
not only subjects of the queen. but
subjects of her subjects. They
aspired higher than that, and
hoped to found republic and &
Canadian nationality. Circum-
stances were in their favor, and
they were confident they would
succeed.
The toast was responded to by
Hon. Mr.. Mercer, member of the
Provincial legislature. In the
course of his speech be said he
had come to the conclusion that it
was his duty to go even as far as
independence. Their duty to
Canada was fourfold: "First, to
maintain English constitutional
government; second, to spread
public education; third to develop
the country's material resources,
and fourth, TO create a national
sentiment so great as 10 obtain
their full rights. He had the
greatest respect for Victoria both
as woman, wife and mother, and
AS a constitutional sovereign; but
the child cannot always remain
dependent on the parent, and tha
time was now come when Canada
had become a man, and the sepa.
rating hoar had arrived" The
speeches were nearly all in similar
tone,
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11
The Result OF the Tariff Discussion

THE result of the debate so far
has been to weaken the tariff.
Opposition to it, criticism of it,
and suggestion of specific changes
have never been so freely offered
from the Republican side in Con-
gress, while the semi disguised
protectionist sentiment among the
Democrats of Pennsylvania and
Ohio has never before, when the
question was up, been so COM
pletely repressed. The discussion
reveals a more decided Democratic
opposition to the tariff in the
House than in the Senate and so
far as the tariff shall be given
prominence in the next falls cam
vass for elections TO Congress, the
Democrats will unquestionably
take more advanced, decided, and
definite ground for reform
than heretofore. This will prob
ably have considerable effect
in the states Of Ohio and Indiana
particularly, where local question,
appear likely te weaken the Re
publicans. On the other hand,
says the New York Times, the
Republican sentiment in favor of
tariff reform is much strong
er in the House than in the
Senate, and will have It's effect in
the coming elections in Kansas,
Iowa, Minnesota and other western
and northwestern states. 1t is a
reasonable inference from the
indications thus far afforded in the
House that the next House will
have a decided majority-what-
ever its political complexion-ir
favor of a very substantial tariff
Ireform.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

THERE are many phenomenal
Disturbances of the elements this
year, but we know Of nothing. more
calculated to suggest sense oi
impending retribution for our
national shortcomings than the
news by telegraph in reference to
the growing helplessness of ouf
worthy vice President de ,focto,
David Davis. It seems that be
has already broken three chairs in
the senate, and until ono can be
specially built for him he must,
while presiding over the Senate,
either sit on the vice Presidential
desk, or damp himself on the
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11
The Difference.

DURING the month of April
nearly 10000 einigrauts arrived at
Castle Garden, New York.
During the same time several
thousand Chinese arrived at vari-
Gus Pacific ports. The Atlantic
Immigrants bring money, sinew,
desire for home, and all the in
stincts for good and promise Of
fulfilment that their European
institutions have started. The
Pacific arrivals come under the
vilest and most abject form OF
slavery; they are bought and sold
like cattle; they bring nothing in
and take away all they can, and
are a curse to the country that
endures them.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

IN its editorial utterances, the
Alta is either not wise at all or
else it is very wise. In saying that
"the tariff is a aquestion with which
an editor had better not grapple
unless he has something to say -
it is superlatively wise, and illus
trates its wisdom hy practicing
what it breaches.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

Or the one hundred millions
who speak and use the English
language, three Of the brightest
and wiseat--Lougfellow, Darwin
and Emerson-Ieft last month.
We would give month Of the
time allotted to US, for definite
information as to just where they
are now, and what they are do.
ing.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

lT is worth recording and re-
membering that, in this nineteenth
century, the most popular Ameri.
can poet, Longfellow, was one
who never wrote an impure word,
or started a debnsing thought.
Nor can one find IN all his works
an unkind or bitter expression.
He used no invectiye, and there
IS scarcely u trace OF humor even
in the poems that he wrote. The
simplest of his songs, which was
also among TIE earliest, namely,
"The Psalm of life," expressed
the motive with which he began,
and which he kept unto the end.
His life "was real and earnest"
and "the grave was not its goal"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

Now that the post Office de-
partment is on self supporting
basis, an effort will he made 10
have letter postage reduced to two
cents. This will be popular
measure, and congress will be sup
ported by the public in making
such a reduction.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

The fintglass disk for the Lick
Telescope for California, has been
successfully cast in Cambridge,
Mass. 1t will cost $4,000 when
polished aud delivered in San
Francisco.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-11

The singular announcement is
made that the remains Of Presi-
dent Lincoln are completely petri.
fed, the form and even the feat
nres beng preserved.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-16
Gus. Seubpr,,.

SGneioer, @de BON 9ou tom II. Naparro.
itrabs, emiteblt liA Dem Yubltum BON
San Wntonio gum Qnfertiesn BON 9srrsn=
8lsibunssaadsn. 5ernsr iibsrnimmt CT
oas 3stnisen unb Tarten getraeener
&leieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-16
9 0 m ooeerrettet.

@illinm s. gousblin BON Som,rvi(le,
Waii, faSt: SIN 9srblt 1876 tstam Id
eunSenbtaten, ssfolgt Don einsm tsItissn
Sutsn. SD perlor ben Gppttit unb mfin
5lsiid unp wuros bsitldserts. Sn 1877
braAte man mid tns 9ospitnl. Die Wer3te
srtldrtsn. Id bate Elm Sod In msiner Gun.
se BON Der @rSBf eines balbsn Douar=
ltidss. Sosar Die NaariSt soa meirsm
spoe asrtrei!e.s 0h, SD CAB al. 9off.
nuns aufi ba empfabl mir Gin 5reuno
Or. Wtllia 9alls BAL a m
flr bic eunst. SD sstraudts eins
5laIhe uno ,u meintm grRaunsn wuroe
Id bsller, uns bin bsutt selunpsr, als felt
erei Satren.
+ 50 ihreibe bies In Der 6cjfauna, taB
Sober nit tranfsr Qunse Ysbaitete Or.
Wtiiiam sails Ballam ae.
bruudt, unp Id bin iitsr,suet. tab pa1.
isIbs bic Musjetruns beilt. Sd tann 20.
iitio bshaupten, bab mir Der Saiiam msb,
Wutse srpislsn BAT, als alle itrissn @r.
,snsisn ,ufammsn, bic Id na9m.
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tpenn ungei6idte Sreunoe, bingebenoe
2aubsleute ober 8etuunberer, tuel6e
fit Die Srdnfung unempfinOli6 geblie=
BEN lino, es su uns beriiberfiibren tpolz
len, Dann mbgen lie at Der maflenbaf=
ten, bon ber fran;Oiil6en prele ein=
itimmig empfobleuen @inbaltlng oes
frans0Iii9en publifums getpabr tper=
ben, baB Sic 5tdbte, tpel6e, tpie paris,
bon 6rei 9lrneen belagert iporoen 1ino,
1tien,als i6re G6liilIel auf einem geloe-
nen 3ellsr ibrem gerleumoer entgegens
tragen. Man fann bpn lllDhes beliegt
iperben; man ergiebt li9 aber nibt Ell
nem Sberiites, audi tpenn er Die SlOte
fbielt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-16

seanete Der Wcrtier nit einem idlaasr
gebasen. Die YeriOu eriden mir =
psrbddtiS - ale fie gum erften Wfal meme
9cse tetrat unb id sadte, bab man iite,
lie niht gu piel wiHen tcnne!
Nt! bas mar gut uno Hug!
60 etfu9r i'd eenn, uater benz Scr'
uonbe, 1e Der sndoisen Grau nidt ALIEN
nlelpen, |onosrn 0e ulitiammt lbrem Nns
tiesen aud redt warul empfe6ten gu mol:
len, ibren 0lamen uno ibre bieHSe Ibrei7e.
gfun - unb bic Iautet? rlef War5ct
blitis.
Shren Namen tsnnen bic Sndoise 6rau
= Te nennt lid Gioier, hsibt pieleidt
aud 10, pie(leiht aud anoer5 unb ais
ibre NoreHs nannte lie mir ben @altbpi
u,um meiben Shwan!"
Warsot itieB einen lauten Treaoerui
aus 3usleid Bate iie in bic 1alde ibres
aleibes sssriIfen unb Ber3el cine wcblse=
fiate SeioenbSrie 3uwerfeno, Die oisier
seididt, ctne babel nit benz GSrper Die
serinsfte BemesunS gu MAIDEN, auffins,
iprah Re baltis:
Da ninlu! stsise in einen Tiocre,
fabre nad benz ySdwan" uno iase Der
Dioier. oaB iie icfcrt gu mir fcmmen iuae,
ih bdtte ibr eine Witttsilune BON srSbter
Widtisteit 5u MAIDEN. = ytun, mas lfe'
beit cu nod oa. wurum biit ou nod nidt
forte
unb meine 2cse? =
8idtis, id persab! Sd weroe ben
Pierre berunferididen. Der mag liatt bel
ner baS 6auS bewaden. Oph beetle
bid. ldnsifeu8 in. elmer bulten Stunoe
mubt bu nit Der 1rau wieoer bier iein.
SD ermarte iie in meinem 3inlmer, pobin
ou fie lefcrt. cbne an,umelosn, fiibren
wirlt.
(Gurtiehuuo fcIot.j
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Nn Ner,ineifInnn Gin 1[t

: S,t Gerstpeii flung. Gin dlterer,
anItdn6is gefleibeter Mann i6lug in
Berlin ein S6aufenfer bes 6erlon=
f6en Mobebasars an Der Weroeri6en
StraBe i'm Wertbe bDn 200 Wfarf nit
einem Stein Elm unb begab li6 Johann
in bas Gerionl6e @ei6aftsloeal, uOz
lelbl ct 1i6 als ben Sbdter be5ei6nete
unb at bas perional Die 9luHDrberung
ri6tete, i'm feitnebmen su laiien. Na6
Dem Grinlinaleonlmiiiariat gebra9t
CAB er bor bent mabtbabenben Commit
Idr ait, ber &aufmann 8. aus BDien
gu ietn. Nuf bas 8efragen na6 Der
geranlaiiung feiner Shat ersdblte ct,
oaB er in Yolen ein eigenes Gei6dft
betrieben babe uno infolgep ablrei6er
Gerluiie in Goncurs geratben iei. Set
einiger 3eit erndbrte er 1i6 uno feline
Sanllie als 8udbalter in fiimmerli9er
g8eife. Seiner &DrperI6ipd6e tpegen
-cr 1T auf elmer Seite geldbmt-fonnte
er jeoo0 in LETTER 3eit feline Stellung
nibt mebr ausfiillen uno muBte 1ie
I6lieBlib aufgeben. Seine bier tuob=
nen0en .Serwanoten lieBen i'm inn
Slide, wesbalb Die SerSpeif flung iiber
i'm fam. Obne Sbba6 unb bonn Sun=
ger gepeluigt, ipollte ct iid geitern fret
Dillig t0oten, aber Bet Gebanfe, baB er
baour0 ieinen Sinoern einen S1ma6=
fled auIoriiden miirbe, Dielt i'm bapon
ab. 9luf Der StraBe fonnte er ni9t
liegen, iteblen ipollte ct ni6t uno oes=
balb i6lug er um inn @efdngniB Obs
bad gu fin6en Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zines Wtannes elm, ben Der sugefiigte
S6aben niGt iebr i6mersen iuiirbe.
Der unglildli6e lpuroe sur Saft ge=
brad)t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-16

SYrup t,imnit ben &inbern bic @9mer-
gen unb furirt Gylsntrie unb Diarrbue.
Gr nadt ben @aumen CART. befreit BON
ent3itnbuns unb brinst bas atnb eliidlth
ubsr bic Derioee bes .3abnens bin,peg.
er tbut seraoe bas, mas er Soraiebt su
tbnn, M(les uno nitt tpeniser. gBir ta.
ben s'rmal Mrs DinslOw eeleten uup
tsnnen iie nur rurh ibren pptina
SYrup fur 5tnoer. Wenn mir bic
Mfadt tatten, wiirosn mir 1s als 6silane
far bic &inber bialisllsn--was Gs aud
tn her Stat III. Ser Syrup mirb in+
allen apot9sfen gu 25 Gents per Glal lde
perfouft.