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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 4-The annual
meeting of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad was held here to-day. The an
nual reports shows the number of miles
owned or operated under the lease at
$332.000. and the gross earnings at Sll,-
9S7,744; operating expenses, S7,429,370;
net earnings, $4,55S.376.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
The Fastest time on Record.

New York. Oct. AT the gentlemen's
driving park the annual nursery stakes
was won by the three year old colt Alrey,
by Peacemaker, in two straight heats
Time 2:4l24, 2;57k. The latter is the
fastest heat ever made by any eastern
three-year old colt, beating that made
by Gov. Stanford's bay filley, Elaine, in
|. Hartford in 1875, by a OF second. The
colt is owned BY Genl. B. F. Tracy of
Brooklyn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
The secretary Of war has awarded con.
tr.ots for levee work on the lower Missis.
.;ppi river to cost 81, ,l43,SA.
Four million four hundred thousand
dollars in new gold certificates have been
sent to New York. They were Of the
denomination Of 800.

The republicans Of Kingsbury county
have nominated J. X. Smith for sheriff.
E. W. Whiting for register Of deeds, Geo.
A. Williams for superintendent, v. v.
Barnes for probate judge, @. H. Tinkham
for treasurer, W. B. D. Gray for coroner,
@. Fou for assessor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
Eighty. Five DolIars Lest.

"You do not tell me that your husband
u up and entirely cured by 20 simple o
medicine ~ Parkers Ginger Tonic?"
"Yes, indeed. do" said Mrs. Benjamin
70 hss neishbor," and after We had lost
etghsy.eve dollan in doctors bills and
prescriptions. Now my husband feels ~
we'll . ever.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Washington, Oct. 4-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys are: Light local rains,
partly cloudy weather in southern por.
tions, easterly to southerly winds, sta
tionary or lower barometer and slight
change in temperature in Missouri and
Iowa,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Syracuse, October 4-The state tenn
perance convention met this morning to
agree upon the basis of the prohibition
amendment to the state constitution.
DR.. w. E. Durham was chairman. After
addresses committees were appointed.
Recess.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
A Disabled Steamship.

New York, Oct. 4-The steamship Gel
lert from Hamburg, reports that on Oct.
LIST, about forty.five miles east of Sable
Island, she fell in with the steamer
Mount Lebanon in disabled condition,
and towed her ITO miles, when the cable
parted and the Gellert was Obliged to
proceed on her voyage.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
Where is the Fool Killere

Cheyenne, Wy, Oct 4-W. Rose, q jourE-
alist and bycicle tourist of Danville, Illi-
nois who started for SanFransisco on a
bycicle six weeks ago. is here and on ac-
count df the lateness of the season and
the advice received he will 60 no further
on account of the danger of getting
snowbound on the plains. Rose came
fourteen hundred miles on bycicle all
alona
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
Further Fears Of Riots in Ian.
caster County, South
Carolina.
direct Denial of a Rumor
that the Pope Had
Been Shot.
A Mixed Victory Between Democrats
and Republicans in Delaware.
Secretary Teller Orders the
Turtle Mountain Country
Opened to Settlement.
Political,

Chicago. Oct. 4-The republicans OF
the first congressional district nomina-
ted this morning r. W. Durham, presi-
dent of the Chicago board of trade. The
nomination was q surprise, as 1t was con.
ceded on all hands up to the time of the
opening of the convention that Hon.
VIM. Aldrich had fifty votes pledged for
q renomlnation.
Chicago, Oct, 4-The democrats of the
third district nominated w. p Black for
congress in place of Mayor Carter Har.
rison, declined.
White Hall, N. Y, October 4-The re.
publicans Of the seventeenth congress
sional district nominated F. A. johnson.
DRLwARR ELECTION.
Chicago. Oct. "A special from Dover,
Delaware. says: There are sufficient Of
fetal returns to warrant assertions that
Delaware has gone republican by small
majority. New Castle and Kent coun-
ties give republican majorities. while
Sussex gives fifty democratic. This is q
gain of about 1000 in the whole state
and insures republican success in the
November election, which will give a
republican governor, legislature, repre-
sentative in congress and republican
senator.
LATER.
Wilmington, Del, OCT. 4-Complete
returns from yesterdays election show
that the state gives the democrats ma.
iority o.. .142 on inspectors, while the re.
publican majority is 126 on assessors.
The democrats elect seventeen out Of
thirty-two inspectors in New Castle
seven out of nine in Kent, and seven out
of thirteen in Sussex, controlling the
canvassing boards in all three.
STILL LATER.
Wilmington, Del, Oct. 4-Later re
turns show the democratic majority il
the state on inspectors to be 2S5, and the
republican on assessors 113.
GEORGIA ELECTION.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 4-The election il
progressing quietly and the success o
Stephens is conceded by all parties. Ii
Atlanta CARRIER is receiving almost th'
solid negro and republican votes.
| CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
Hartford, Con-, Oct. 4-The democratic
state convention was organized by tn
election of j. G.. Gallagher as temporar.
chairman, and then the usual committee
were appointed. Recess.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Bridgeport, Conn.,, October 4-Wat-
sons iron works, and the Creighead &
Elwell manufacturing company's build
ing burned. Loss, S55.OO0; insurance,
$4,000. Two hundred and twenty five
men are out of work.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
A Decision Reversed,

Washington, October lSecretary Tel.
Ter reverses the decision of his predeces-
cor concerning the Turtle Mountain
lands in Dakota, near DEVILS lake, and
directs that they be thrown open for set
item ent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Taylorville. Ills. October 4-The con.
dition Of Miss Emma Bond. the Chris
tian county school teacher who was sub
jcctcd TO horrible outrage in June last,
Ia again reported a. bcing critical.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

The renewal of the fears for Miss Bonds
life has revived the feeling against the
three men now under bail, and in the
event Of her death it is expected that
lynch law will prevail.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

New York, October 4.-The ground
less rumor from Chicago
that there was def alcations in one OF
the New York banks, had temporary
effect on the stock market.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

MADAGASCAR MISSIONARIES.
Marseilles, Oct. 4-The Madagascar mis-
sion which arrived here will visit Eng
land, Germany and the United States.
THANKED.
Vienna, Oct. 4-The emperor has
thanked Herr Tissea, the Hungarian
prime minister, for the energy he has
shown in suppressing the riots against
the Jews in Pressburg.
COMMUTED.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 4-The czar has
commuted the sentence of death against
Nagormy and Jewseff, politician crimi-
nails, to hard labor in the mines for an
indefinate period.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Shot by an EmplOye.
Denison, Tex, Oct. 4-Judge Wood,
Of the Choctow nation, who was shot by
an employee, is dead.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
The Christian Church.

Albany, N. Y, October 4-The ninth
quadrennial national convention Of the
Christian church is in session here.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Secretary Teller has rendered decis.
ion respecting the rights of mill owners
and residents upon mineral lands of the
United States to cut wood and timber
from such lands within the lines OF
mining claims, regularly located and
possessed under the local laws and GUS
toms Of the laws of the United States
governing tho location of such claims
The secretary holds that the location of
mining claims, 90 long as they comply
with the law governing their possession,
are invested by congress with the exclu-
sive right Of possession and enjoyment.
All the surface Is included within the
lines Of location. This11ght amounts to
property capable of being enjoyed or
transferred, subject to all the ordinary
rules governing the enjoyment of all
other property, separable or separate
from the face Of the land. 1t may conse-
quently bs protested in the courts, and
it is the duty Of the possessor to care for
his OWE il trespass be attempted by a
stranger.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Watertown Courier: Although but
thirty Ave per cent Of the average of
Codineton county is wheat, still there ls
not . town in the territory, not except
ing even the great wheat centre. Fargo,
which receives and ships to the east as
much wheat as does Watertown. No day
passes without tram load Of wheat
going east from this city. As yet only a
small percentage Of the wheat in this vi
cinity is threshed, and yet there is a
steady stream Of wheat pouring in.
Codinston county beats the world for
wheat, and facts will prove it, for al
though the farmers are largely engaged
in mixed agriculture we are far ahead of
even the much advertised fields of north
Dakota,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Anew York telegram, Of the ID inst,
says: At the stock market there was at
no time to-day . panic, but great deal
Of margin stock was forced on the market
which, in addition to the short sales, and
to the selling Of great bear speculations,
overwhelmed the prices aud broke them
down. There were signs. however, that
some Of the leading speculators were
secretly taking in stocks, and without
doubt the final outcome Of the present
movement will be bull market. The
foreign buying of stocks was again large
to-day, the foreign market being higher
than our own.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Another Dakota swindle.
Codington County Courier, 23d: We
are informed this morning of the partic-
ulars Of the most skillfully planned and
executed scheme Of swind1ing yet per-
formed In the territory of Dakota. Mr..
Mcdonald, who is the general agent OF
the bennett Harvesting Machine COM
pany, says that few days ago he con-
cluded to come from Milwaukee to close
up the business of his company here for
the past season, and upon his arrival
found that not only his company, but
several Others, had been swindled TO an
enormous amount by John Carlin, their
local agent here. Carlin has been living
at Minneota for the past two or three
years. and only came here last April. He
had proved himself an efficient agent.
and the various companies reposed suffi-
cient confidence in him to entrust their
business to his care, and consequently
all notes given for machines sold by him
were made payable to his order. These
notes have all, or nearly all,
been discounted by Carlin. probably
through parties in Minnesota. Mr.. Nc
Donald thinks the amount of the notes
sold cannot be much less than 100000,
and is divided pretty nearly as follows:
The bennett. Harvester Co., Cknown
as the "Beloit" harvester) for about $1,000
| The Champion Machine Co.. for about 1900
The Studebaker Wagon Co, for about 300
The Plano Harvesting Machine Co.,
The Esteriy Harvesting Machine Co.. '0s'
The minneapolis Machine Co.. for ''
The Marsh Whitney Machine Co., for
The Case Wagon Co., for abont.... 90 90
| Other cOmDHnies for ploWs rnkea and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
European News.

Rome, Oct. 4-The report that the
pope has been shot at is wholly without
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

CHICAGO.
MARKETS on CHANGE.
Chicago, Oct. fat IL o'clock this morning
wheat hrmer to = higher; corn. Is higher; oats,
is higher; pork, strong, 159S5 higher; lard,
strong, lo9l5 higher.
Chicago. October 4.
CoRN-Easier, 6Oaic cash and Oct; 6Oh@
OATs-Steady, Sis cash; slai Oct; 81 Now;
81 May.
RYE-Steady. 5sc.
BARLEY-Lower, IS.
PonK-Hisher. $3.50 cash. Oct; s21.6o
Now: $3.50, year; 10. 30 Jan.
LAnp.Higher; Sl2e5 cash, Oct; S12. 80 Now;
$ll .62h Jan.
higher for best light, 7.51g7 S.; mixed packing
S5.slGs.5S; heavy, packing and shipping,
Cattle Receipts-e..o; slow, steady, ex-
S5,+o1S6ao; common to fair, S+0o5S5aO;
butchers, S275@I$4.Cl: stockers and feeders
IS ooGS4.25; Texans, S3.45Go4.a.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. October I.
.WuEAr--Inactive, 9! cash; 1855 Oct; e4sc
Nov. ;a5 Dec.
CoRN-Tame, 63c.
OATs-Quiet, SIC.
RYE-Steady, 5sHc.
BARLEY--Stronger, SIC.
Yankton Prices.
Yankton, October 4.
wnEAr-No. 1, milling demand. s5c; shipping
demand, 75c.
OATs dJ9Soc
BARLEY..... 3I160c
POTATOES ..aNE2sc
FLAxsEED. .sSQssec
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, October l.
STocKs--Lower.
MoSE -S1.Us,
GovERSMESTs-Firm, 5s, s1.Oh;l 4h's.
$l.12A: As. Sl.l9ls.
Bank Statement-Reserve increase. $lsa. 400
banks hold S2,lS7,455 less than the legal re-
quirement.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Higher, No. Q, red. October. $1.07 u
@$l0las; Nov. 10sA9l.0sE; Dec. tl.u9ss
OSLO.
CoRS-Higher, mixed western spot e507sc
futures 5saGI73sc.
OATs-Western, 8305O.
PoRK-Strong. New, $2285G$2.5O.
LARD-Unchanged SlS.l5.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04

Tho new month on the Chicago board
Of trade has brought to conclusion the
settlements on September and the first
day deliveries on October contracts.
Most Of the shorts who did not settle
their September deals Saturday did 30
at the prevailing price. $i.O8. at the close
Saturday. Comparatively few detaulted,
70 that the September deal is practically
ended. The deliveries Of wheat ON sell
Ter October contracts we're light, of corn
and oats fair, and Of pork and lard large.
The lard u said to have found its way
chiefly TO the Office of N. X. Fairbank
and the pork to Geo. Start & Co., repre-
senting the packers interest in October
deals. Corn, wheat and oats were gener-
ally scattered. The clique still holds all
the cash wheat in Chicago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-04
/" The Hidden Hand"

A Superb Dramatic Company-MaRni6cent
and Special scenery! The great Cotton Pick
ing Scene! Nothing like it ever witnessed be-
fo.e! You have never seen THE Hidden
ny: Greeted by crowded houses everywhefe.
Popular Prices: Admission. SO and IS Cts I:
Children under u years, rs Cts. Reserved
seats secured in advance without extra charge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-12

-8Iad Sad Springs, 10.
Sec. Mit 8eoauern las lit ber nSreien
preHe", baB 9err go. .. Bonnet ni9t
nebr unter Sen Ssbenben tpeilt. @e=
fannt babe i'd ben alten Qerrn 5tpar
ni6t, bafiir aber brei ieiner S6bne;
audi babe i'd man6es 2obenspertbe
iiber i'm bernpmmen. 8pr Mqem tau6t
cine @rinneru1g aus lung bergangener
3eit in mir auf, pel6e fi6 an ben Ner=
1tDrbenen fniipft. IS mar am 81. Mu=
guft bes Sabres 1865, als bic Gompagz
MEN s unb s beg erfen te1anil6en Ga
ballerieeements Der Ser. st. Mrmee
in San Nntonio ei1riidten. 8on alien
Giirgern mar Qerr 8onnet Ser @in3ige,
Der gum @illtommen Der Seraner cine
llniOnsflagge ausgebangt bate uno iei=
ne Sreue sur Union baour1 betuies.
Wir Seraner uno namentli9 Die GDm=
pagnie s, Die nur aus 9euti6= =Sera=
nern beitanb, bon benen biele in San
antonio unb llmgegeno gu 9auie ipa=
rem, batten tpobl einen bellern gmpfang
bon ben 6eutl6en llnionosleuten Der
Stabt ertpartet. Sod mir batten uns
getdufbt, ni6t giner fam, I'M. .alte 8e=
fanrte ober Gelinnungsgenoiien su be-
griiben. 9luf Dem MiamoplaSa tpurben
mir pDa Capt. golfer aufgelteat uno
na6 balbitinbigem 9arren soger mir
tpieoer ab ins-2ager unterbalb Der Mlf=
iion. gDie anbers NOR ba Der gnlpfang
in Brownsville, tpoIelbit mir i'm 6crbit
1863 einrildten; aufs Ser5lidbie ,pur=
ben mir BON Den Siirgertt Der Stabt unb
ben flii6tigen unionsleuten begriiBt.
Selbit am 4. Suli bes nd6iten Sabres
geoa6ten iie unier unO bepirtbeten bas
gan3e &egiment. @aren in San Nn=
tonic Die 3eiten Der CONFEDERATION 10
gldn5eno geneien. 0aB man uns elm
faltes @ehdt 5eigte? Soer lagen anbere
llria6en Dor? gBir baben es nift err
griinben fonnen, f6dbten es aber UNI 10
bober, oaB 9err Bonnet, oer ein3ige
mar, Der uns begriiBte. 9eBbalb au9
tonnte uits bic Na6ri6t bon 5einem
9abini6eiben ni6t glei6giiltig iein.
81. g..
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fen mir aud geien1anbem an geobleile ber
@efnnuns naditeben, uno eS 1T isnoble,
li9 ieines 6anseS anoeren Seseniiber 81
iiberbeben.
Sd mare iebenfaIs bafir, baB man Bel
bieier @elesenbeit ben llnsans nit blelen
2euten sdn5lid abbrade, lispelte aante
Bella nit ibrer frcmmen Stimme. 2SaS
bat gllfreb BON iplden1 Terfebr? gr
fann babel nur perbaltsrn; benn mte
srcB AUDI Der gurus lit, nit benz fe ii9
iitarfirniTsn = bic innere 8ohheit bridt
bod iinuter berauS.
Nlfreo bate bis jebt beideioen uuo itia
tpie irnnter an bent Glide NIT benz Sdlnle=
scrStb. scitanocn, Nienlano bate ibn Be-
aAtet. Seet plSelid trat ct por Bella
bin. Ssine gruit arteitete beftis, er
3itterte AM san;en aei6e. Gaate, i'd bite
Did = Nennden 1T nidt ROB uno ibre
Gltern linb eS aud nidt. Sd id
buloe bas ni9t! Wsnn Du 10 BON !SSsz
li's ipridf, erldeinit Du mir 70 bSIe, caB
i9 Did nidt n,ebr leioen fam!
Nlireo! laote Der Treiberr perwarneno.
DteIer cine 1frenge Bltd beS Vater8
bradte ben Snaben Sur gelinnuns.
(5Drtfebuns fOlet.)
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2aufcr ppn 0iantautett.

Qlae 9ieienisen, tuel6e ben bolen
Wertb ibres @elbes gu baben piinf6en,
made i6 6arauf aufnerfianl baB i6
bel nleiner 6ieidbrigen Nnmeienbeit in
Stem Sort Diamanten bireft bonn Smz
porteur faufte unb iie ban.t ielbit mad
Der 1teueIt ten Mobe einfaBte. Sd mar
ferner barauf bebabt, nur refine, peibe
unb fle6enloie Steine GIT fauTen, mel6e
befanntli6 bic ipertbpollfen iino. Sd
fam iebt bie i6onife un6 grObte 9(usz
tpabl bon Siamanten aufueiien, tpelbe
na6 Der Stebt gebra6t ipurbe, uno
swar 5u Yreiien, iiber Bic Se6ermann,
Der f6on friiber Sialnantel1 faufte, er>
ffaunen ipirb. 9llle @aaren iperben
fiir oas garantirt, als aussegeben, o6er
bas @elO suriid erfattet.
6. SerbberG Supelier.
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Sos 5tdbd,eu Gpaansport in I'm

Das Stdo9en 2osansport in Sns
biana bat du9 eine beutfde 3eitung,
iiber tuel9e Dem npeoria Democrat" ges
f9rieben tpiro: uMu6 2ogansport bat
ieBt eine 6eutide 3eituna bic, pie es ben
Mnf6ein bat, ,ii6 elmer gutenllnterfiibung
beg bortigen Deuti6tbums erfreut.
&ebafteur llnb 9erausgeber beg 8lattes
1T 6err Sap, bem i6 einen 8eiu@ OBJ
itattete, na6bem i9 mid porber bon
6rau Oap, Der @attin oes &eoacteurs,
fem iduberli6 bate raiirea lalien, benn
bic Grau &ebacteur bdtt einen Barber
ibop" unb raiirt, frifirt unb pomaoi=
iirt ibre &unben b01it eigenbdnoig.
@O5u Der r9emofrat" bemerft: Oas
1T elm rSmprobement", oenn getpDbn=
!i6 bantirtin ben ldnbli6en 3eitungsofs
ficen bios ber Mann bic S6eere, OBJ
i6on aud f6on Man6er felbit babel
9aare gelaHen bat. Seoenfals bat bic
2ogansporter r9sutibe 3eitung" eint
3ufunft, uno iOllte unbebinst bic bette
Yesugsqueae fur baaritrdubenbe Ge:
| i9l6ten unb f6neiSenbe Nrtifel ieln
bic ibren 8esnern efli6 ben 9opf ge
tHai9en.
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= Mliitteru, bie lire &in6er geitnb
s1 ndbren niinl6en, obne I'M @tanoe
81 iein, es bur1 lire eigene 8ruit 5lt
bepirfen, fam aicbts 8elleres, 9eilfa=
meres unb 8iligeres empfoblen tperoen,
als Meuftdbter's uSeutf DIES
&inbermeb I" (Yd6otro=pbine).
IS 1T Der bette @rlab fir @futternilG>
es bereinist ales G;uie in iib, um cine
portreffi9e &iuoerlabrung sn gemdbz
rem. Ser brillantelfe @rfolg purbe TO-
gar bei franfli6en llao Glua6en Sim
bern er5ieblt. rOeuti6es &in=
BERNIE I" ipirb bon sIer5ten iebr emf
pfobler, unbjit in alien renommirten
Mppt6efen au baben.
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~ agAAsA@
Gtne beriibmte Jrau pbne siteli
(glns benz nYofton gIobe.Y

(9Gns benz a8oifom GIobe.n)
eerrrn Rebaetenrel
9aS Sbige 1T ein sates 8iIb bon Srau 2ubia G.
gint5am aus apln, aeaiF, Bic mebr aIs ireenb cine
amScre Sra,.ia g3abrDeit ben gamen Ser nGraucn<
freunbin" ben piele ibrcr Gprreiponbcutinne ibr
70 serne beiIesen, perbient. Sic ribmet iid nit
benz sr5Btea Gifer ibrer arbet, tpeI6e Iektere sas
&efuItat eines IebensIdngIi1en Stubiuns 1T, nnb
1T sespunsen feds aiiiitenttnnen fi5 su baItem
Sie ibr beIfen bic aussebreitete gorreiponbens,
speI9e BON alien eeiten ibr sufiebt Inb pon bencn
eine iesli6e ibre fpeaieae 2eibensIaft ober ibre
5reube bauon befreit s ieit, tunbsiebt, ;u bearts
worten. Sbre Rfanssn graparation 1T elm SeiI<
mitteI tar quite unb tiat fit b6fe 3ipede. SD BABE
perionlid bies ansgefunben une bin Don ber 9Babrs
belt bcifei mas tt5 }ase, lbersenst.
Besen oiejer rmoh lbepiefenen gigenf6aften pirb
fie pom ben beiten Mer;ten bes 2anbes .empfoblen
@irtung IL punberbar itnb eripart pieIes 2eiben.
Sic turirt uoufdnbig bic f9 immite Mrt utterIeib=
Mbfalen, Sereorree, nnregelmabtges srnb fdtmeras
lidle monatsit9e aeini9ung ,tebe art sanenzarant.
8lntabiaR, isbe 4rt 9erfcsuns unb bic barauf fol,
genben Nidenigarf5e itswerbett, urb 1T beioubers
unwsnbbar ;ar Bet hes arbsnswedieIs."
ssrs@s aans Ssf ss assss ass sssen ss s ss
5raft elm. S9pdde, 8I6biudt, 9rang nod Heias
mttteln nf,o Magent9wd9e tpirb ieberseit babur9
absebolten; sic Reiltauft9weannsen, aopff6mer,
sen, nerpoie 8eiben, Glgeuteine 4Drperi6pGtbe,
S9lafcfgteit, Mbmattung nnb 11nperbaMfidfett.
Jenes 0efibl .gdn5Ii9er Gri96pfnng, weldes
Sdmsrsen unb Madenleiben snr 6olge bat, LIT ftets
tells. Seberseit unb inter allen 1iftdnbeii 1T Sic
aBirtang in poafdn bigem l1ebereintonmen nit benz,
hem psfbli4en a0rpertyiten iinterIeeenben gefet.
Per grsis IT nnr =. g Tlai9e, s.. fir6 SIaf@en,
1SeIder aat1 fig fpeseIe Sale, anb bic ssamsn pom
Bielen bic bur9 Mnipenbung ber pfan3en Waifhuna
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***r3ablen fnb ni6t, unbebinst
Sbatia9en," aber bic unbefreitbaren
Sbatia6en nit 8eaug auf geieren=&raut
iinb mebr nertb als 3ablen. 60 ). 9.
iagt ein Npotbefer: v@s furirt Seoer
Manu." gfieren Graut iii bic beliebteite
Meoi5in, Die mir perfaufen. go iollte
es aud iein, benn es giebt feline anbere
Wiebi5in. Die fold bireften @influB auf
bic 2eber, Magen unb Nieren bat. Man
peridume ni6t, bieielbe gu probiren.
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Sir ssr1aer 1,p,t 8riQe1t.

Ser S9aben, tpel6er ben 9lugen
bur6 6as Srasen l6le6ter ober unpa1=
fenber Brillen sugefiigt pirb, bleibt bonn
Publifllm oft unberiidii9tigt. Sd ba<
be bas QlnpaHen pOn 8rillen fir oas
9luge felt ben lebten Is Sabren su mei=
mem @tubium gema9t uno gegenmdr=
tig 1T es meine Speaialitdt. Sur Bic
beifen gel6lifenen Glider balte i6 auf
Eager uno garantire nod Dem erften
@eriu6e, baB iebe bon mir aussemdblte
8rille paBt.
6. 9erbberg, Optifus.
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3 DR.. 80. Salm, 6eutfder Nugenz
unb Sbrenarst, miro ieoen 5meiten unb
bierten Sonntag bes Monats in 9an
9lntOnio iein. 9lugenz, Obren=, 9alsz
uno 9eaien 2eibenoe m6gen ibn i'm
9orO 9otel, stpii6en 9 Bis 12 llbr Mor=
gems unb 2 bis 4 ubr yta6mittags cOn=
fultiren. tln