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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-27
.aqBRIA FREEMAN

RY II. A. MoPIKE-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
STATE LEVY.
From almost any part of the east side of

From almost any part of the east side of
the city of Joliet the convent of st. Fran
els. which looms mp on the brow of the
second bluff, on the west side, may be
SEEN and it is an imposing and fine-look-
ing structure, of which the city and its
projectors may well be proud, for it would
be an ornament to any town in the land.
AT Bloomington, Monday, Jailer Hus-
ton was temporarily blinded by handful
of sawdust thrown from spittoon by a
prisoner. Two thieves managed to pass
into the street. A citizen named Mike Nc
Hughes came TO the jailers assistance, and
stopped the general delivery. One of those
who escaped was soon captured, after
three shots had been fired at him.
The Louisville Ledger says the hickory
nut crop is immense this year. and that
wagon loads of them are being marketed
at that place for So cents per bushel.
nlinoisis second only to Pennsylvania
in the production of coal, the out put this
year asn6 uniting to 5000 bushels, Forty
six cut Of the 100 counties are coal pro
ducing.
The managers of the Peoria 81 Pekin
railway are considering the feasibility of
lighting the tracks at Peoria union depot
with an electric light.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
Cbliglng q Preacher.

just back of Missionary Ridge, Chat
tanooga. while following the highway
to reach Tunnel Hill. says M. Quad,
came across little church half hidden
in the woods. The building was primi-
tive, and the old darkey who sat on a
log by the door was more so. After |
had made inquiries about the route and
was ready to 60 on he said:
Better git down, boss, an come in
to meetin'"
do you hold services this after
noon?''
Yes, sab. We am gwine to open in
bout fine uinits, an 'spects de SER
mon will be powerful one"
1t didn't seem just right to be riding
around the country on Sunday and SO
got down and took a seat beside the old
man. After few minutes spent in gen.
eral talk, he said it was time to go in.
followed after him, and found myself
the sole audience. l next found that he
was the preacher who was to deliver
the powerful sermon. He opened SER
vices in regular form and with due
solemnity, and then announced his text
and began preaching. stood it for fifty
five minutes, and then as he had only
reached second g." / waited until he
for the door. II was no go. l hadn't
gone six feet before he stopped his SER
mon and asked:
Stranger, must you be gwine?''
Eyes, feel that I must.n
'An' yon can't heab the restp
ssNoo
''Den I'll chop off right whar is"
'.Oh, don't do that. You can go on
with your sermon just the same"
''But you see dar' mus be colleck-
shun token up arter de Sermon" he
protested IN anxious tones. elf you'll
Obleege me by takin' seat I'll sing q
hymn an pass de hat"
sat down, and when he had read
and sang hymn, he passed the hat,
transferred the quarter to his vest peck
ct and observed rs we went out:
]. II didn't git down to demoas' power
full part of de sermon, but if you hap
pen long dis way mex Sunday r II Civ
you de odder half. Dat quarter comes
jist in time to encourage me to keep de
good work bilin'.'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

The Chicago Inter Ocean virtually gives
up the fight, and throws the blame of the
loss of the state on the central committee
Prom nearly every part of the state" says
the Inter Ocean, comes up the report of
apathy and dissatisfaction. There is bit
ter complaint on the score that the ma
chine seems more anxious to set up sena-
torial pins than to elect the largest posi-
BILE number of republican legislators.
There is no use squeezing now. 1t is too
late, and our Chicago contemporary had
better make up its mind to take its defeat
as philosophically as possible.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
A Touching Story,

Billy Rice got off one at the MINISTRIES
the other night that would have extef-
minated the Gar at the thousand-yard
range.
There was an old lady on Oak street
who was insanelv fond of cats, of which
she possessed Il great number. In the
midst of her feline felicity man moved
into the next house who owned large
bulldog, an animal distinguished by an
unusual fondness for eats meat. The
result was that in spite of the old lady 5
protestatious and misery she was final
" denuded. as it were, of her entire cat
alogue, excepting her particular pet. the
very apple tree of her eye, big brin
die Thomas, which she called ''Noc-
turne," although Bulletin would have
better expressed his alacrity in getting
on the fence in the hour of trouble.
One morning even this solace of her
lonely lot was taken away. She found
the badly-chewed form of her treasure
in the back yard, while his ten front toe
nails still sticking in the top of the
boards showed all too plainly his failure
to ''catch on in proper season Now
this old lady cat connoisseur was
her from Russia glass bomb as a curl
AhOO AUii
for her pet, the cats relict, so to speak,
had its remainss stuffed. and with the
said bomb carefully hidden amidships
in the figures anatomy. The next night
she placed the dummy on the ash-bar-
rel in the alley. and awaited the result.
In a short time there was terrific ex-
plosion, and the next moment the en-
tire side scenery of the neighborhood
was painted with bulldog. The next
morning the old lady was found with
the dogs tail driven into her windpipe.
stone dead. but with cherubic smile
upon her lips, and-we can no longer
see through our binding tears to con-
tinue. Why, oh, why is it that novelists
continually reproduce the same hack
neyed, tiresome scenes, when true, nat
ural, enforced incidents like these are
happening around us every day-eycry
dayP-San Francisco Post.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

People who do not pay their honest
debts, whether as individuals or commu-
mites, forfeit their credit, and cannot ex
pect to be trusted The state of Arkan-
sas is just now fealizing thas feet tqlserIe Ak
IRENE justification She recsh3ly xaated
to borrow 500, Ooo, nd aavefe Jed ser %
posa1s for loan Not single bid was
received Arkansas is repudiating state,
and therefore has no credit.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
Why Do the Wrinkles Gomez
BY MARC COOK.

Little Ro Peep climbs onto my knee
Little Bo Peep j. four years old,
And what her bright blue eye don't see
Would need a microscope to behpid.
She pulls my beard that's one Of her tasks
She pokes my check with her little TAT thni'e
WHAT Is II that makes the w, mixes conner
How hard is the question you thus PROFOUND
1t calls for greater wisdom for lcss)
Than ever philosopher yet has found.
There was time my little Bo Peep,
When my face was as smooth as yours is now
When never a line or wrinkle deep,
Had left its imprint on my brow.
A time when woke from baimy sleep
To find life always a glad surprise;
When I laughed as you laugh, my little DC
And i looked on the world with the sans
blue eyes.
Ah we'll, laughed and loved and grew old,
Working away at life's bard sum,
And half was dross that dreamed was gold
And so the wrinkles began to comel
Yes, that is the way, my little 30 Peep
AS near I can tell you now
That lis the way the burrows deep.
One by one, crept over my brow
When saw the glad, bright dreams of youth,
Like the roses Of summer, -wither away;
When learned how the fragrant flower OF
Truth
By the thistles of Falsehood was strangled
one day.
When the faith placed in man was returned
BY mans fngratitude, blacker than night; Z.
When the hard, bitter truth had been learned
That might, in this world, too often makes
right.
When saw the good borne down and op-
pressed,
The wicked triumphant in their shame,
The Samaritan scorned and the Pharisee
blessed
Then, little 30 Peep, the wrinkles came.
But may you in the sunshine ever bask,
So that when the years stall have made you
gray,
Sometime 30 Peep. gazing at you shall ask:
What is it that Keeps the wrinkles away3
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

"A sad and terrible tragedy took place
Monday at the farm of Mr.. Joseph Wyers,
in Foster township, seven miles from Al
tom Two of Mr.. w. were In q room
upstairs exaininingIA revolver: One of
them had the weapon in his hand, and was
examining it, when it was discharged, the
ball entering the head of his brother, caus-
ing instant death. The tragedy causes
great excitement in the neighborhood,
where the family are well known and highly
respected. Deceased was about seventeen
years old.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

John w. Huitt, one of the Oldest settlers
of Greene county, died at his home in
Carrollton Monday night. he was born in
Georgia, November 10, 1903, and came to
Greene county in 1918. Mr. Huitt is be-
lieved TO have been the last of the Rangers,
q company of Indian fighters IN the war
of 1912. He served one term rs member
CT the state Legislature, defeating Ben Yates
in 1856.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

Brigadier General John Pope has been
promoted to the vacant major ~generalship
in the United States army, vice Major Gen.
eral Irwin Mcdowell, retired; and Colonel,
Rancid s.. Mackenzie, of the Fourth
cavalry, has been promoted To- the briga-
der generalship thus vacated by General
Pope.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

Oquowka Spectator: Col. Marsh was in
town on Sunday last, looking out for an
other term of congress. Having been
three times elected to I'LL position of so
much Importance. and having failed ~ fill
The l5I9i as a statesman, many of hiscQpstu-
esits have concluded to try new man,
and will vote for Neece.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

J. C. Tiffany. formerly United States In
dian Agentin Arizona, has been arrested
at Washington, charged with con-
spiracy to fraud the Government of up
ward of 5000 by embezzelment and
perjury. There are five indictments.
Tiffany gave bail in $4,000 for examina-
tiOn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28

The Louisville Courier Journal says:
New men and much capital are going
South; the farmers are changing their
methods ard diversifying their crops;
mines are being worked and great mills
erected. This is but the beginning of a
new era, an industrial transformation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
sTALwART STATE sTEALINes.
FEARFUL INCREASE OF STATE TAXATION

The following table shows the tax levy
for state purposes for nine years, from
1873 to 1881. 1t viii be seen that the levy
for 1881, when the state was entirely out
of debt, is just double what it was in 1874,
when very large amount of old state
bonds were yet unpaid, and a large sum
was demanded to meet the interest and
principal:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
FROZEN FACTS.
Robeson's Republican Ring Robberies,

The ANNUAL appropriations for ten fiscal
years, as officially reported by the treasury
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-28
department:

Average for ten years. .S15s $50, 05s
This years appropriation, as stated by
the chairman of the senate committee:
1ss3-Robesonian Congress............$29 1924 29s o94
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17
9 0 n1 s pbeerrettet.

Wiliam s. @oustlin bon @omerpiue,
Waii, fast: SIN 5erbf 1876 bstam Id
eunsenbluten, eefOlst BON einsm bsfttsen
Sufen. Sd serlor ben gppstit unb mein
5leiid unb Iuuree bettldserte. Sn 1877
brahte man mid tns 6ospttal. Die Mer,te
ertlartsn, t6 bate etn God in meiner Gun.
sc Don Der @rSbe zines balben Dollar
itudss. Soear bts NahriAt BON meirem
Soos Ssrtreitste lid. SD eab ale Soff-
nung ouf; IA smpfabl mir etn Treunb
Or. Willtam Sails WaIfam
fur bts eunee. SD eetraudte eins
Tlalhe nne gu meinem Grfaunan wurbe
tda bsller, unk BIN beute ge@iinber, als felt
bret Sabren.
St fnrsibs biss In Der Spffauna, baB
Seber nit franter 9unse gebaftete Or.
Wtlltam sails 8al1am ae.
eroudt, unb Id Bin dbsr;sust, baB ba1.
lslbe tte Qus3ebruns teilt. Sd tann 20.
lttlo bshaupten, bab mir psr 8allam metr
@utso sripisfen bat, als alle iibrieen Mr>
3sneien sulammen, bic i'd nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17
Gus. Selbprm,

S&nsipu, gfe BON puuaon. II. @avarro.
llrabr, smFsblt Ih benz publifum BON
Gan antonio gum Mnfsrtissn BON Serrens
altibunssfiidtn Bsrnsr iiternimmt r
oas 8einiSen uno 6artsn setras.ner
Rlsior.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17

Wlills ron Erinitb, mar ibnen sefplst
unb feuerte auf iie, ais ct bic Slaattsen
erreidte.
- Sn Soutcn linb 20 Tramps perz
baftet unb gu 1Otasi9er StraBenarbelt
perurtbeilt pcrben.
= atuf Der @ilenbabn tatipn Der Cunt
ietbabn, 10 Meilen BON Soulfcn entfernt,
1T cine meiBe Trau bon einent 9eeser in
ibrem 6auie nieberseidlasen unp &C.
lAdnoet mprben. Ofan perfolst ben llns
bclo unb lein 5didial 1T beiieselt.
- Seit Spnnatenb lino in Nultln
mieoer 2 gsrionen an ben 8lattern Ses
ltcrben.
- Die @rabirunssarbeiten ber Strede
bon 5arwoob nad @on5ales iino nabeju
ppQenbet.
Die beriidtisten Desperabrs 0fob=
risue3 uno GalmanteS, bic bic 9lio @ranbe
@eseno lebr unfder rltadten, iinb bon
ben merifaniiden 8ebSrben einsefansen
unb in Yieprus 9lesras einseiperrt
pprben.
= Das OalleS 8olfSblatt beridtet:
8or mebreren Wscnaten faBten einise
unierer giirser, oarunter bic Serrn Gam
Beternlann unb S. Ds. grolius rie Sbee,
cine Sabrif fir @iienbabnmasen, Wasen
unb Tubrwerfe aller 9lrt ioipie fIir 2anb=
pirtbldaftlide @erathidaften in unlerer
Staot su etabliren. Sbre Nufmerfiam'
felt mar benz ltnternebmen 5usewenoet
lrcroen, als iie fancen, meld' pprtreffli>
DIES Wtaterial, billise MrbeitSfrdfte unb
nldBisc Sradtpreiie ibnen bier sur Ser<
fisuus ftanoen. DaS &eiultat mar, oaB
letten samitas cine @elellldaft crsanis
lirt l,no inccrporirt uno ALE Sorbereitun'
gen gum gesinn Der alrteit setroHen
murren. Das ausssleste Capital betrdst
100000 mopon 50,OOO bereits se5eihnet
iiao. "a losleid nit bem 8au Der nS'
tbiaen @e6dube bescnnen werben pirb, 70
itebt 5u er!parten, oaB bic 6abrit bis Olitte
6ebruar in Operation isin mirb. Das
einaise YriSilesiunt, meldes bic Inter
nebmer BON ber Stabt perlangten unb |
erbielten 1T Sreibeit bon ben ftdbtifden
Steuern iar ben 3eitraum bon 20 Sab
rem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17

Telir nit rem grprestrain ieine HeiIe an
lleter niicn fubr er mad, Wacon, mp er
nit Tsaeaonhruh antan9te. Damn 9tne
ea cbne Nufeatba,t meter. iber eulc5,
Die eten,atige farcpiit,e 1renAtaf'cn
e bouheYp nod g5aint Seanne be Wnus
rienne, no bamals bic @iienbabn enoete.
@e9en Wittas mor ct brrt anaelanst uno
nun muroen bic Bcifmusen beifieBen, itber
rem Wont Gents su fabren. 50 mar etne
lanee unb beItmerlide Tcur uno erlt se=
aen bier uar bes onoeru McratnS lansten
bic Reiienben ienieits Der Nlperfette in
@uIa ouf italieniidem Boeen an. Vcn
bier aus fihrte bic 8abu 5elir nab Su=
rim, no er I'M feds ubr tithtis ourd' Elm
amber seriittslt uno sel@Httelt cen nlcnn'
mertalen Batnbof betrat.
Dch mas MN gDenn Nelir aud gu
ieinem Slid ,iemlih se'aufi5 Stalienild
fprah, 10 bate ct i'm erifen Iusenblid
n;dt aemuBt, no uno tpie ct gu frasen baz
BEN warbe, I'm bic semiinidte Slusfunft gu
ertansen. Gr entidlcB 0d enblid einen
dtteren 6erren an,ureben. Der fh in benz
@abnhcf temeste, alS cb ct irseno Elm
Ghef Der gerwaltuna lei. Oleler bSrte
Telir rubis an, frirte ibn babel idarf uno
meinte enolid, lGhelnb ben 8cpf fddt=
telnb. bae Der iuuse Bren,be ah oa ene
Nufsabe eefelIt babe, bic tpchl ldbtper su
lSIen iein biirfte. SnosGen, fubr er redt
wpblwcneno fort, miiroe ct ibu serne be-
biilflih lein unb r1tte ibm Dor Der 5ano
lih in benz ndtifen Sotel fur elm paar
Gtunben aus,uruhen, benn bic arcBe Reile
babe ibn Gttlid ansegriffen uno er reroe
ieiner erGfte seuib nod teciirfen. lin
,ebn l1tr lcGe er mieberfebren, benn ols<
bann mirben idn,mtlide 5ctelzSmnibu1e
fir ben baltelf=lltr>3ua aM Sabrhcf
iein unb bon ben 2utlbern anein let Nuez
tunft iiter bic bsiben Tremcen au erlan=
gen. Wdren iie wirtlid, se1srn NIT benz
eriten 3uae anaelunst, 10 uli'ten IT. NIT
einem @asen sefatren unb bieriber tpiitbe
man icfcrt @ustuuft erlansen tSnnen:
(s5prtfesuns fulst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17

3 e Z a 8.

= Sn Sarris Gountb befinDen iid 954
wei6e sinoer i'm idulpflidtisen Nlter, bon
benen Gil bic Sdule beiuden. Die
6arbieen sdblen 61S Sinoer i'm ldul=
pflid'isen Otter, bon oen;n 531 bic
Sdule beiuden. Das Gountp 3dbtt 80
5dulsen1etnpen fur Weibe unp II Iiir
s9rarse, inoeier helteben nur % melEe
unU IA farbise Sdulen.
- Sscar 9tbein, eer IN Dallas Der.
baitet murre, neil er ben itistilden
MarIbal in Galowel, aani., ermoroet
baben lOllte, 1T piecer in sreibeit seieet
porpen. IS itelte lid beraus, paB er
niht Der OiSrber 1T.
Der General =9tpjutant bat bered.
net, paB Der Staat Ieras bis jeet 3mei
Wfillicnen Dollar fur ben Sdus ieiner
CREME peraussabte.' Die &ednuns ioa
ben, gongreB iibsrreidt perbsn.
= @rissbA, Sissins unb Mannins,
bic i'm persansenen SOmmer bic Hplt.
futlde Bel gampaias beruubten, tefinben
lid sesenmirtis Dor benz 6Sberalseridt
in Gultin. griSSbp ipurbe gu 80 Sab
rem 3udthauS perurtheilt.
- Der Staotratb bon Searne bat felt
persansenem Wiai teine 8eriammluns
absebalten.
= Sn elmer Wasenparb su @ainess
piGe fano man elm menidlides @felett,
bas nur Spei SUP tieI inter ber @rbe laa.
Dem Nnlhein mad murbe bic 2eide por
faum einent Sabre eaielbf peridarrt.
/ = Sn GaittOpille erIdien elm geipi1er
Maiterion unD erbOb anipride sesen
einen srcBen 9bsil BON WcDfullens
2ancsrant. Mebrsre Yanbasenten fol.
len in Der alase bstbeilist iein unp lettere
| ibrsn llrfpruns in per 9anbOifiee su Nu=
| fin baten. Nui benz ftrsitisen aanoe
tpcbnen cine srcbe an5ubl pon Tur=
mern.-Dpminic Shott unb @mil Tone.
Dre in Gaitrcpille periu9ten in Sing.
tauipf ibre Starfe. Beiee iiiirjten sas
BET CUR @rbe unO swar 70 unSlidlid, baB
Sdctt Elm yein brad.
- Die @siammtiduIb bon asnbau
County betrast $9se76.
= Sn 3onspiep bat Elm gefpilier G.
W. Yase ben @ebilisiberifl Wtattcr se.
idoiien, neil bieier in ieiners @essnpart
laut bulfete. paSe murbe Serbaitet unb
untsr $500 garsidaft ssfeat. Sdon
j fribsr einmal iGcB aeeierer sinen gil.ns
babnpaiasier. cer in ieiner @esenmari
ausipie. - Der Mappr prn 9Onspien
bat ulsn ydrsern anbefcblen, iia unt
ibre 6amilien impien 81 lahen.
= auf Der Sunietbabn BET aaeptor
wurbe 8. 3. @Obinicn, elm junser Wanr
BON Spuitpn gpuntp. BON einem 6radt
Suse uberfab bren uno set0ptet, wqsrsn,
er iid ais blinoer Raiusier auf benz
ielben einjuidmusseln iudte.
= gei 9rrdett fuurbsn swei Oldnner
CHARLES Gee BON SanS GOuntp uno Is
Seine BON HidmOno, seidORen, neil MAI
mebrere geltsblsne Yferbe in ihrem Ye
t iiss fanb. Der @issntbamer oer Yierbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17
lleber ben 9lbldlluB zines Sonbels

= ueber ben abl9luB zines 9anbelsz
pertrags nit Werifo liegen jest mebrers
gemeini6aftlide 8ei9liifIe bor Dem Cos
mite fir austpdrtige slnaelegenbeiten.
Sic fuBen alle auf Dem 0erlansen nod
li6eren gegenieitigen 8erbinounsen
slpiIden ben beioen 2dnoern, 70 bab
nit Der Sideritellung unb Dem S6ube
fir bic -@iienbabnen unb anbere Ge=
Observation-Disclosures, ait pel6en
gmerifaner in Werifp hetbeilist iinb,
ber 6anoel NIT ben 5taaten bon Gen-
trail uno Siioamerifa ii9 beben fann.
&eprdientanten, iuelde bic Sa6e nit
MufmerfIanfeit berfol5t baben, glau=
ben, oab iebt Die llmitdnoe einem 8er=
tragsabi6luie siinitig ieien.
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@s 1T INNER erfreulih. menn eli

= GS 1T INNER erfreuli1, menn ein
Gesenifuno, Der nit sroBen grwartunsen
in's 2eben serufen pmroe, bieie @rwar<
tnnsen ni6t nur erfaat, icnbern bieielben
nod ubertrifft. Dieies 1T nit 8 /. q u,
gu # SDnis's s $ burger Ir o.
= f. en- Der SAT-, ppfiir fplseqoe 3eilen
bes Serrn 9fidurb alpe in Wandelter,
q. s., einen neuen SeweiS liefern; sd
babe oieles Weoicument,4 idrsibt senann.
ter 0err, ybei peridleoenen Sranfbeitsere
ideinunsen in meiner Samtilie nit suteal
grfOls ansemanbt. Das sufriebenltels
lenpe 8eiultut peranlaBt mid, mir ielblf
Elm fleineS Saser oer Sam bureer
5amilien Me e D i5in e un3ul ldaf.
feu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17

aaos @I!. geas 5onit resulirt biz
BunettOnsa Der einsswties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17

: Gin fdSnes @efdt 1T ein gutter
empfeblunssbrlef. Nber mas 1T elm
laoneS Wsnnb, lpenn er lid gum Sprea=
en- Dfinet coer ladelt, menn bic 3dbne
nidt rein nne sldn3enb iinb. Tim bic
3abne meiB uno friid gu erbalten bebarf
es nur elmer Tlaide SOZODONT. Sc
braude oasielbe reselmdBis ieben Gag.
Nue DrpsuiIfen perfaufen es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-17
ginsrpBartises l1nterneb f.

Die Sop gitterS Manufacturins Cont
panp 1T cine per srOBartisifen @eidaitS=
unternebmunsen in 9tOd,eiter. SIR Scp=
fem Bitters bat einen beiipieaOien Ser
fauf erreidt, eine EbatiaAe, ii6er bic lid
fein Ofenid gu ipunoern braudt, oa bet
innere Wertb Dieier rnpersleiAliden Wfes
biSin ibr faft in ieoer Samilie ces Gam
bes Ginsana peridaft bat. Das gltters
1T in ieoer Siitte unD iebenl palalt elm
ein unentbebrlider Sausireuno sepcroen.
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yon Der geatur warb bem Sin

Scn Der Natur warb pen Sinbe
lebielid bic Wntterbrult ansewiefen, iid
Nabruns oaraus gu 6ausen. Wenn ies
bod bieler Nuea nidt eraiebis senis,
coer bic Dsild. bon @emiitbserresunsen
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alnoe, ltatt eS selunp gu nahreu, ldaolid
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rubmreiden griinpuns Der gbenlie, bas
Sinh bennpd nidt nabrunsslps. Denn
Neuitaebter's DeutideS Sinoe Is
M eb | miro ibW bic Bette Wuttermild,
ebenio nabrbaft uno idmadbaft, erleeen.
in allen 4pctbefen gu baben.
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Ser 8remier George Melins 1T
unter Der 9lnflage berbaitet iporben,
burd feline 6abrldiiigfeit oas ungliid
oes ghieaap=Neu Oprt grprebsusss bets
f1uloet 81 baben.
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{ Detroit Jree Yrse pom I8. San.

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loab BON 2ssos Silt @ess zonie erbalt.n.
Dieter @rtitsl ssrtaup lA fstr RAID unb
70 mub rs aud isin. esnn ss III obne 3wei.
fsl per bsfe artifsl isiusr Nrt, Der ie elm.
ssfabrt wurbe, unb bat ni&t isinss @lei.
den. Sur bas tsfe Waterial wirb ,u
&stes Gilt 4pee 1onic ptrwaurt.
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&aaliAs Treie @rsHe
frfaetrt
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unb tpfet
$1,000 far oas Sa6r ober $3.50 fur
3 Wcnat.
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- 9lm 16. bielt Scobille feline Neoe
i'm Guiteau=proSeB; oieielbe ipar iebr
lahm uno uninterei1ant.
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= Neapel. Gie pl6bli6e Mbfabrt
zines apiiooampfers NIT 4eraten na9
9aprera bat SeiorgniB beSiigli1 bes &C.
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