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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
Seras.

Serr Milett, BETTER bes Sperns
bauieS in Guitin, modt tefannt, bab
6rau @tslfa @eriter an einem nod ndber
gu beltimmenpen Gage in Muffin nit ib=
ter Gruppe eintreffen uno etne 8er=
fteIHnS seten mirb, Der @intrittspreis
fur bic Norltelluns betrdst S3 pro Yer=
ION.
= Nm Z. Sebruar finbet in Nuitin bic
Staatsccnrentipn BET Sber:fiS ltatt.
- Tcn Waco mirb am 12 beri6tet,
oaB es let ben lesten "a Stunben unaufs
baltium seresnet bat; aue 6tiiie lino se<
ltie8en mno Die 6eleer sleihen sroBen
Seen. Siele Giienhabnenbriideu iinb
BON Dem 1reibbol3 fortseriilen WOrpeu
nno bic 5ase maiIen liesen bleiben.
- Der Staotratb bon paleitine bat
bic anlteauns zines otaDtar3tes auses
crbnet
= Sm @ranb Winoior 5otel gu Dal.
las lit ber Reilenbe 5. SO. Spiber UNI
$130 beitoblen porben. Der Dieb brana
ourds 6eniter in bas 3immer. >
-Sn Mai9iustOn Gountg muroen i'm
per8unsenen SABRE 4O1 Seiratbsli,enlcn
ausSeife0t.
- 8renham bat cine neue tdSlide ens=
liihe 3eitunS erbalten. DaS Slatt
nennt fid Dailp Snbepenbent."
= Sn @ainespille brannte baS @rmz
atereial 9otd unb elm baneben lies.nbes
@eidaitssebauee nieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13

nommen. gDdbren6 ber 8elu6 anitdns
bigger Sbeaterborifellungen ulenoen
bon Solder, tpel9e es fiir feine Siin6e
balten, li6 uab BEN Sbrigen @onntags
Elm anitdnbiges Gergniigen su gDnnen,
basu G.legenbeit CAB uno iie gleiGseitig
pen bem iibermdbigen @endB BON geiz
ftigen Getrdnfen abbielt, sieben iett Die
Srinflofale ben gr0btem She'll bieier
&unbl9aft an uno bic Solge 1T, baB
nur sl oft uno su ifarf iiber ben Surit
getrunten tpir6. Weit oapon entfernt
elm Weittel GUT 8eHerung Der @itten unb
sur itrengeren Wabrung oer Dfentli6en
Nnitanbs gu iein, oient Die @6lieBung
ber anitdnbigen Sbeater am Sonntag
nur sur germe9rung Ser Srunfenbeit,
Der unoronung unb 6es @trol6en=
tbums. 9as ioIte Wtapor Weans be-
riidli6tigen uno bemgemdB iein 8erbal~
ten einri6ten I'M 10 mebr, als gerabe
bieienigen S6anobueen, auf beren In,
terbriidung es bauptid6li6 abeeieben
mar, no6 INNER 5onntags, ,pie Wo=
6entags, uin full blast" linb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13

Der lbGne Msnla psrIset bate, pcrmodts
i'd ben @all(lsl bsS 0ttertbors ntdbt lo'
aleia su faben. er fprans, sbe ids psriab,
iiber bic Mauer unb fort mar sr - nno
wirb ct mubl idon ldusR auf Der Sa9o
ttater Isiuer IreuloIeu orein leia.
gDieberum serfammts 8abids, tist auF.
atameno unb nun auberf esipannt auf
bas, mas foieen miiree. Sts tleinsr @o'
man fOnte iabsNsn fir Re tstne 5ortlsb
ung, lonbrrn nur einsa iebr tuE,en S@luB
taben. 3par founts Wfaltsu Fa n'tat
entta!ieu su frastn, wosia Waoams
@aint Nubln i1d pepn sIssntiid sepsnsst
BABE, roh bepor Babihe INT Stanoe mar
au antmurten, erflans Die Stimme SlIens,
tonlos nit elmer lheinbar silisen Ralte
fpraa fs bsut1d, 1d lansiam pcn ibrem
Sib crte6eno:
Jibrsn Sie mid mtg poa Bier, Wfalten,
th bite harum.
Wtalten mar Bel Gem |sltlamsn &lans Der
Stimme ,uiammsnsefabrsn, sann fdaute
sr srlhrodsn auf Slis uno ais ct fab, oaB
biele bersits Ter 1blr 3uwantts, ergriIf er
feinen 5ut unb elite auf fle ;u, Babst init
tpsnisfn Dortsn erludeap itnsn eas 5Scr
tuiebsr aufSulhlieben. Disle preBte 5orn'a
bic Qippsn 3ui:mmsn cod maste Fs nidt
lift Spisl BON aeitern gu mieoerScltn.
6altun5 unp @sbsrpsn Der Dame IN
Trauer imppsirten iar unwlfarlia unn 70
folst, fIs bonn, msnn aud mtberfretsnb,
Den 8fibsn, ,u tbun wie Wpnfsur Wal
tain itr seIast.
DrauBsn bob Der MuItsr Trau Slie
nit WISe in ben Waaen, oann erIbte er
fadtis eie febr enttaulhte 3cfe, ldswans
itd etenfaus apf lstnea Sib nno I'm ra
lh.n Grate Der @aule iutr oas @sldert
bapcn, Der Station Stueil Su.
(gprtfetuns foIsi.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
Dia Tloremce Ntabtingale Der Sim.
oerpfleae.

Dio VlOrence Nftahtingale Der &ins
Serpfiege.
6olssnbes III Elm Nus3us sines all ben
Dtutiden 3sfarm MsHsnSer In gbam.
tsrstursb, Da.. sefdriebsnen 0riefes,
Giue gSeblthdterim.
OeHnet bic abire fur Te unb WRrs
Winslow wiro bewsilsn, bab lIe bic ame.
ritanifhe Blcrentiner Nahtisau Der &in.
Der III. Dapcn ino mir 70 Gber3euat,
bab MIR uniersr .SulY" lstren weresn
3u fasen: ,@elesnet lsi Wrs @inslup"
rpsil' iie berielben tebilEid mar. lb.r bic
periooe bss 3abnfns une antere Bez
DISQUALIFICATION fir 8inosr tinwea,ufom.
mtn. Mrs gBinslow Sootina
Sprup nimmt ben Jfinbsrn bic @dmer-
sen unp furirt Dyftntrie anb Diarrbce.
gr maft ben @aumtn sart, ttfreit BON
Gnt,inouns uno brinst pas &inb aladllh
iibsr Ole periOot bes 3atnsnS binwes.
VI TOUT ssraoe bas, mas tr porai.tt au
ttun, @lles uno niht wsnissr. sBir ia.
ben stnmal Mrs Winslow asisten unp
lsnnsn lis nur purd ibrsn Souttns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
Gins oBurtises unterneb=

Die Sop Bitters Manufacturing Cont
panp 1T cine ber srOBartisiten @eidaits=
unternebmunsen in 9fOdelter. SIR 9Op=
Ien-8itters bat einen beiipielluien Ser
fauf erreidt, eine Ibatiade, ii6cr bic ii4
fein Wenid gu tuunoern braudt, oa Der
innere @ertb bieier llnpersteidliden Wse=
bisin ibr taft in ieoer 6alnilie oes Cant
bes @insans peridaft bat. Das gitters
1T in jeeer Suite uno jebem palalt elm
elm unentbebrlider 9ausireuno sewcrben.
= Graphic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
II TT an d.

Meinen @ei6dftsfreunben unb bem
Publifum bier,nit Die 9nseise, baB i6
meim Waarenlager na6 Der SouitoNs
Strabe, @eorge=Slod, seseniiber ben,
9baherperf=Sbop, berlegt babe, ipp i9
mid neinen Gunben beltens empfoblen
halte. Die StraBenears pailirelt oeu
Store, uno telepbonii6e 8erbinbung
nit Der Staot 1T aur 8equemli6feit
meiner patrone Dersefellt. 8aaren
iperben na6 alien Stabttbeilen irei ab=
geliefert.
prpfit Neuiabr!
10,1,1N s.. Barbed.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
3ulammen. q, ,204, ,971 $565. 5.615,6O3


- 8etreffs ber berberbliden 6olgen
Der unterbriiduns Der Sonntagstbeater
in Cincinnati burf) ben bprtigen bemos
fratii9en Mapor Tseans fagt Der oorz
tige ygnquirer": .Seitbem Nlappr
Weans aud bas Sifenbalten Der an
itdnoigen 9beater an Sonntaseu unters
oriidt bat, baben 9runfenbeit, 2iioer=
li6teit un6 Strol6entbum in bella
genswertbem Grabe in Der Stabt Su9e=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
Gin 1dDne8 @e1idt III Elm a

= Gin id,Snes @eidt 1T elm gutter
@mpfeblunsSbrief. Nber mas 1T Elm
ldSneS Wunb, menn ct iid gum Spred=
en- Sffnet cber lddelt, menn bic 3lbne
nldt rein nnb 9ldn5enb linb. llm bic
3dbne weib unb frild gu erbatten beoarf
es nnr elmer Tlaide SOZODONT. Sc
braude baslelbe reselmaBis jeoen Sag.
Iue Drpgui lten perfaufen es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
: yNna bic Qente b

= Was bic 2eute oariiber ias.n.-
QBir slauben nidt 5u irren, penn mir bic
Debauptuns aufltellen, baB faum cine
6amilie IN nieienl sroBen 2anbe 1T, mels
DE nidt bic SeSnunsen bon Or. NuI
6 Sni8s burger 8rult=
bee erfabren bat = 70 idreibt 6err
secnbarb Stiebl, geaper Sails, q. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13

@srup fir &inber. Benn mir bic
Maat batten, tuaroen mir fe als 5eilant
fur bic &inber tinRsuen--uas lfe aud
In Der 5tat III. Der @yrup wirb in
allen Wpotbefen gu 25 Gents per Gla1de
tertault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
Sen Seinderm beS MarSiaraS im Wetp
Orleans

empfeblen mir fir etipaige ginfdufe
BON Snwelen bas felt 1849 etablirte
@ei6dft bes 9errn 6. 2ilientb a I
9tp, 50 Canal StraBe, gan3 ausoriid=
LID. Serr 2ilientbal bat ein grobes
2ager BON Suiuelen, llbren, Silber
uno Iilberplatirten @aaren, 8rilen &c.
uno perfauft gu railonablen preiien.
Sein &uf elm iolioes, reeues GeI6aft
su betreiben 1T poblperoient unb tpoblz
begriinoet uno fann man linn bas gr6Bts
gertraAen entgesenbr!ngen.
l0,1, ,tutp2W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
y Tiir 0art,er unS @artenfreuube.

apfel>, Sirnens, Yflaumen<, pfrlias,
Sirid= unb Npritoienbdume; ScbanniS>
BEER, 8rombeer= unb grebeer. .Strduder,
iowie eine srcBe Musmabl bon 90 len unb
3ieri itrdudern ;u baben
Commensurate seseni6er ber grpre6
13, ,t3m) Office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
NerSmpben.

9as Ronjsrt, weldes ber Beethoven
Ma afrdor am 5amitas ben IA. i'm Ga
finc sum Befen res 5erru gdtbse ,u &c.
t'n seabl!atiste, 1T oss fdledten @etttrs
wss'a auf Mittuod ben IS. psrldpben
wbtpfn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13

Wir eriu6et Die Damen Ser Sta6t
ibre MISUNDERSTANDING BEL uns gu ma=
9en; mir bieten 9tlles mas in unierer
Sran9e berlangt tperben mag. s.
S osfe & S6bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13
{ (Cetroit Sree preb pom I8. 5an.)

6sa9eimsr Bros. ba6su ioeben elm Gar.
lOao BON Reeos Gilt gbse Sonic erbalten.
Dieter Irttfsl oerfaufl iid lsbr RAID uno
10 muB Go audi letn, benn es 1T p6ne 3pei.
fsl Der Bette Mrtitel ietnsr Grt, Der je Elm.
ssfnbrt uurbe, unb BAT ntbt ietnes @let.
hsn. Sur baS beite Material wirb ,u
GesbS Silt Gese Sonic perwaupt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13


Die 2ouiitaha StaateIDttsrie III bic sinsias, bic
Yon bers 8cIte enbpiTrt wurbe
2outitana State 2Dtterp So.
Di.iss Sna.ut wuros im Sat.. 1858 fir Gr.
,isbanss> yab Dpbl,sdtistsits 9weds soa Sn
S.aatslssis!atur sefss!ia ineOrpOrirt nit eiasm
9apitaI SON s1,o0o.e0o. sa wslGem Ne feitbu
sintn Referssfonb ron $3.50. 900 binsussflat BAT,
Dur9 elm lbsrltwsnsIi6ss. gatus, wurban ibrs
@ette Elm T9eil Der sessniSirttssn 5taatsson>
ftitutien. angsnommea am 2. December 1879.
9tre srOsen 3iebunsen Son eta3elntu
2un,r,ern n fnoeH mpnatltm ltait. Nismals mirt
sine 9istuns Ssrf@sten. Ran Ieie na&fulstuts
DreisSsrtbeilune.
0rcbs mcnatli6f 3iebuns Der
Classe B
tn Wsp SrIsans Dienffas ben IA. gstruar 1882.
Mae unisr. finfiisen 3sbunssn Rnbsn itatt unter
@uft4t unb 2eigns bu 0eaerdls
@. q. 8saursgata ysn ghuiseaua nua
gubal g.. Garlyauu TiYginisu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-13

1857 Deminae TIT @tiraae psn Sic, 400
D4~ @nfrasen fur Gsenien. fowle Raten fdf
gIubs tSnntn nur In ber Office IN Neiu> Orttant
seriaht ptrbsn.
Msssn Snfurmaion Oh. 9saeuunasn ftrstt man
a. w. u. Daupbin,
Rem Orleans 70
ebwarb wpors. @esnt, gde 3sufon u. Mstaata
Sirubs, Gan Antsnio.
Nabsrss erfatrt man BEL grnf NiIHs,
ssSsuatsr Der pOloffes. Gan gptoaIo,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
He Wanted to soc the Sights.

There is gospel-tent at the corner of Mich
lgan avenue and Fourth street and of Sun
day evening there is a considerable passing in
and out on the part of pedestrians. Last
Sunday evening boy of fourteen who had
just left the tent, encountered stranger, who
stopped him and inquired:
Say, bub what sort Of performance is
going on in there?'
Purity good thing, was the reply.
ia klnder-like to see the fat woman. and
the living skeleton and the Albino children
once more, but Pm pretty near strapped. Is
there any way kin work in p
Us boys crawl under the canvass
Anybody around to knock you stiff
Never saw anybody. I'll show yon where
to 60 under.
BY hockey, I'll try it. It's no use to throw
away a quarter when you can beat a side
show
The boy took him around behind the tent
and saw him safe under, and then crossed the
street and sat down. He waited exactly
three minutes, and then the stranger came out
OF the tent by the door, He looked up and
down the street, closely scanned every lad
about him, and finally said to boot black:
Bub, I'm looking for youth about two
neads taller than you-peaked nose-brown
straw hat-hair cut short? l want to see
him so awful bad for about minute that I'll
give you dollar if you can find him around
here
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
NO.. d
Her Love Never Died.

Two miles to the west and IN sight of this
village lies the little hamlet of Reesyille
! ONO, with Its one street and half dozen al
leys. In the spring of 1876 fine looking
| young man OF athletic form, and of about "a
| years OF age arrived there from Pttsburg and
engaged work with his cousin After awhile
a revival broke out in the village church. He
attended the services, was converted and be-
came one of the brethren Another member
Of this church WAS modest girl of eighteen
summers, beautiful brunette, who is the
daughter OF the village miller The young
man and maiden fell in loye, and loves course
ran smoothly until the last Sunday of the
following July. On that beautiful summer
morning the young man escorted the black
eyed damsel up the odd long street to the
church, thence back to the starting point.
leaving his intended with a promise that thew
M ~! ENJOY In the evening ono of tho96 de-
llghtful pastimes to country loyers-a bappv
ride O"ssy
Before the evening two men had suddenly
appeared to the young man as he sat in his
employers door and invited him to take a
buggy ride with them One of these was the
sheriff Of this county and the other a similar
ofnclal from Pittsburg. 1t soon became known
mat poor orphan girl IN his native heath
mad strong claims upon him. The officials
housed their prisoner in the county jail until
: SOuio Dc OUt1iucU IfOm she tOV-
ernor. The miller's daughter did not weaken
IN Inc confidence she reposed in her betrothed
ana early the next morning set out with .
friend to the place of Incarceration. nv.
stander says the scene here was most affect q
ing one. The prisoner pleaded that il was
get up job and that he was as innocent as
Marys lamb. After their love was again
pllghted, IN company with the sheriff the
doomed lover went to jewelers. and pro
cured handsome ring This was used in the
usual manner. After the honest girl had
again and again promised to be true If it
was necessary to wait ten long years. and CON
1ulsed with sobs, she slowly wendell her wav
'ut from the gloomy cells In = few DAYS the
necessary papers were made out the prisoner
AIKEN before the proper court in Pittsburg.
md there sentenced to one year at hard labor'
Five years went rapidly by until the little
amlet had about forgotten the foregoing cir
when three weeks ago the prin
iipal actor of this drama suddenly resppeared.
When he arrived he did not know whether
be girl he left behind him would 30 mucb as
to recognize him if they should
leet. However, it was not long until he had
btained an audience. In few days the good
llller had drawn on his bank stock, the fam
Y was seen exceedingly busy shopping. and
re village was at once rife with the gOssip.
hree weeks almost to an hour AFTER the
rlme actors arrival Rev. J. Fl. Lease. the
opular pastor Of the Methodist church at
lilmington, in the presence OF nearly all the
Illage people, pronounced John A. Strouse
ld MISS Belle Bloom man and wife,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
Easy Comes Easy Goes.
philadelphia Record

The finder of hidden treasures, the heir to
unclaimed estates, the land owner who s.strikes
Oh" the holder of the prize ticket in the lot
terry, or any other son of Adam who finds his
pockets full of unearned dollars, is In posi-
ZION OF peril all the more dangerous for the
reason that it is unknown and uuthought of
An honest shoemaker of our acquaintance.
who made good living for himself and fami-
y by plying his trade, year ago received
$1,000 arrears of pension money. He was a
sober man, with no vicious appetite to CRAFTY;
but he bought his wife diamond ear rings. his
daughter piano, and set himself up as a shoe
instead of a shoemaker The sheriff
sold the poor fellow out last week. His debts
will follow him for years. This man is the
type of thousands of his fellows,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07

The salary of an ancient Greek cook was
81 900 year. They used to call him an lar
chimagirus" however, and is worth all that
and more too, to be called names
There is bank cashier down east over sew
entyflve years of age, but still active. He is
so alfred active that he skipped for South
America last week with $65 600
one fellow trying to entertain two young
ladies at the same time has about as much fun
as three girls under one parasol.
Learning makes man fit company for him
self. -'' ''-'
This world belongs to the energetic.
Consult the lips for opinions, the conduct
for convictions.
time. ~ ""''o"
IN an effort made for the happiness of others
lifts us above ourselves.
The torture of bad conscience is the he'll.
of Lying SOUL
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
The Vast Work OF the Republican
@ Party.

lBlrines Speech In Portland
For twenty-one years past last March the
destiny of the United States of America in 40
far as that destiny can be controlled by a DO
htical party has been in the keeping of the
Republican party OF the United States and if
there be greater chapter OF history written
IN the annals OF the human kind, would like
governor Plalsted or any gentleman support
ing him to be kind enough TO point t,out If
there be any chapter OF history IN which hui
man progress has been so rapid, in which hu-
man rights have been guaranteed so firmly,
and enlarged SO grandly as within tina. period
am Ignorant of where to look for it and
where to find it, and now, at the end of these
we find an opposition made up of two or three
parties, and what do they propose to do =?
Nothing. The positive measures, the aggres-
slVe policies, and definition of the line and the
metes and bounds Of legislation have all been
taken and prescribed by the Republican party.
and outside of it We have had objection and
civil and bubble and Islander and all manner
OF dishonorabe and mean critics following as
camp followers alter great procession that
has gone head; but challenge any gentle
man to show that in the whole of twenty-one
years the Democratic party and its various
side issues, like the Greenback and Labor and |
other organizations has ever proposed mea-
sure that Was able to be materialzed into the |
form Of a bill or resolve in the Congress of |
the United States tor the amelioration of any |
human woe or for the advancement of any |
public good. Applause
/ Whatever may be said of the Republican
pariy-and that party could be in power
twenty-one years and not make mistakes
would be absurd and that party could have
millions of people, and not have dishonest
man among them, would be absurd-but what
ever may be said OF the Republican party.
there is one thing that never can be truthfuIly
said-it never Can be said that it was not a
brave party, it never can be said that it had a
drop of towards blood in lis whole organiza-
lion [Applause.] Never! when that insti-
luton that represented five Thousand millions
ot dollars, incased in the prejudices CT two
and representing the labor element
Of fifteen States and thirteen millions of peo-
pie, stood in the way OF the Union, the Repub-
lean party smote it with the sword of Justice.
Loud applause. And never from that hour
o this, meyer in any crisis that in these full
Iwenty-one years OF the Republican party's
never in one case has it been un-
wiling or unable OF afraid to take the response
)ilty
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07

Don't throw mud; It isn't kindly
To bespatter any man;
There are natures striving blindIy
To beltttle whom they can
Natures keen to the dement's
OF brother, neighbor, friend
Whose own litsleness inherits
scornful pity without end 1
Don't throw mud; 1t isn't Clearly
Filthy habits are betrayed,
By those base attacks so measly
On anothers honor made.
Those who faint are surely tainted,
Deeply stained the tongues that curse;
Only those whose hearts are painted
Black, are eager to asperse
Don't thro W mud; the true reformer
Never stoops to vilify;
Prefer love; the heart grows warmer
From the touch Of charity.
Vain the clanktng chains and lashes
To restore the moral worth;
Vainer far the world that dashes
Hope and good resolve to earth.
Don't throw mud; you can't afford It; ~
This Is not priceless life
Justice Will at length award it
To the noblest In the strife.
Let not then your chances vanish
In your effort to discrown;
Let the hearts best impulse Danish
Aught that crowds a brother down.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
Money for a Rainy Day.

"For six years my daughter was sick from
kidney and other disorders. We had used all
our savings on doctors, when our dominic ad-
yised US to Try Parker's Ginger Tonic. Four
bottles effected cure and as dollars worth
has kept our family well over year, we have
been able to lay by money again for rainy
day."-A Poor Mans Wife.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
JACOB MYERS

An English astronomer says that in remote
ages the day was but three hours long, instead
Of twenty -tour. Just think ola man devoting
sixteen days to SOLDERING up, after Fourth of
July drunk And thirty days note would
be staring man in the face with alarming
soOnness sas Hts.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
How to Save.

All hard workers are subjects to bilious at
tacks which may end in dangerous illness.
Parkers Ginger Tonic will keep the kidneys
and liver active. and by preventing the attack
save much sickness, loss of time and expense
Delay at such times means danger.-Detroti
Ffee Press. lSee other column.l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07

"Many silly people despise the precious
not understanding it." But no one despises
Kidney Wort after having given it a trial.
Those that have used 1t agree that it is by far
the best medicine known. Its action is prompt,
and lasting. Don't take pills, and
other mercurials that poison the system, bu,
by using Kidney-W Wort restore the natural ac-
ton of all the organs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
LIQUORS.
DURE FINE WHISKEY.

DURE FINE WHISKEY
H. ROSENHEIM,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
Proprietor and Patentee Of the Celebrated
SPRINGDALE PURE RYE WHISKEY
No. s75 W. BALTIC. ST.
Between Eutaw and Paca SITS. BALTIMORE, MD.
In inviting attention to the Celebrated Springdale
rure Bye Whiskey, patented and manufactured by
nr nosenheim, 1t Is but doing Justice him in
dividnatly, and comforting favor upon those who
desire or have need for article OF undoubted pu-
rity and unsurpassed In quality. ail fatr -
THIS nne Whiskey is specially manufactured by
MT. koechhetm, under letters patent and sale
~ MIN exclusively. There is no similar article
oHered In the Baltimore market and, from its purity
ana oxcoHepc0, should be IN the cabinet Of every
one who values fne and pure article So free from
every adulteration is this whfskey and carefully
mas y peen manufactured, that 1t Is largely pre-
scrlped Dy the medical profession In requiring
stimuians. As before stated, this fine Whtskey
can 20 obtained only at the Wholesale Warerooms
81 Mr. ROsenheim, No. S16 West Baltimore Street.
This whiskey is five and eight years old. .. .
The purity and careful manufacture OF this fine
Whiskey is attested by the Editor. t.s III 4Ifsl
DIR J. T. KING,
Editor Baltimore Trade Exhibit.
FOR sale by j. D. Crowle. Virginia Hotel, and VIM.
Kinney, Staunt0n.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
If Nearly Dead

after taking some highly pulled up stuff, with
long testimonials, turn to Hop Bitters, and
nave no fear of any Kidney or Urinary Trou-
bles, Bright's Disease. Diabetes or Liver Com
plant. These diseases cannot resist the Gu
ratlve power OF Hop Bitters; besides it 10 the
best family medicine on earth
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-09-07
What Seven Gould Not Do.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 6, 1881.
Ell. II. WARMER 81 Co.: Sas-Seven physi-
clans could not do for me what your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure accomplished. Hope
lessly sick with kidney disease, it restored me
TO perfect health.
JACOB MYERS