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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14
aamfer po,, 0ian,amte,t,

sllle 9ieienisen, tuel6e ben bollen
Wertb ibres @elbes gu baben tpiini9en,
mode iD barauf aufmerfiam, baB i9
bel meiner bieidbrigen Mntpeienbeit in
Stem Sort Diamanten bireft bonn SIM
porteur faufte unb fie bann ielba nod
Der neueiten Mobe einfaBte. Sd mar
ferner Oaraui beba6t, nur refine, tueiBe
nnb fledenloie Steine gu faufen, tpel6e
befanntli6 bic tuertbpolliten iino. Sd
fann iebt bic id6nae unb sr6Bte Nusz
tpabl BON 9iamanten auftpeiien, tpel6e
mad ber Stabt gebra6t tpur6e, uno
atpar 81 Preiien, ilber bic Sebermann,
Der idon friiber Oiamanten faufte, erz
Itaunen tpirb. 9lle @aaren iperben
fir bas garantirt, als ausgegeben, ober
bas @elb suriid erltattet.
6. Serb berG Supelier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14
Sac orpse 6Gmorrhpi6en- 6ei

= 0as groBe 9dmorrbni6en=9eil=
mittel, ANAKESIS, bic gntoedung bes
Sr. @ilsbee, Fat Mnipru6 auf ben Sea-
men has Wunber beg 3eitalters.
20, 1000: :banfbare patienten fegnen biea
einsise untriigli6e 0dmorrboiben=9eil=
mittel, uub Die, iuel6e umiouit Wai9=
mittel, @alben unb inuerli9e Mittel
angemenbet baben, tperben bas ange=
nebme @efiiN augenblidli9er S9mera-
linberung uno Die fi9ere 9eilung al
tpiir6igen tpii1en, tuel9e bur6 AWAKE.
Sis gepdbrt tperben. preis $1.00.
proben frei.- Sranco sugefanbt burd
g. Neufdbter & Co., Bor 3946, Seem
ODrf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14
Sir xraa er ppu Wrille,t.

Ser S6aben, ipel6er ben Nugen
bur6 bas 3ragen i9ledter ooer unpaiz
ienber Brillen 3ugefiigt wir6, bleibt bonn
Yublifum unberiidli6tigt. SD ba=
be bas MnpaHen BON Brillen fur oas
Muge jeit ben lebten Is Sabren gu melz
mem Stubium gema9t unb gegenmdrz
tig 1T es meine Spe3ialitdt.. 9tur bic
befen geidliffenen Glider balte i6 aul
Eager unb garantire nod benz erlten
8erlu6e, baB jebe BON mir ausgepabltt
Briae paBt.
6. 9erbberG Sptitlls
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14

Wsiittern, bic lire &in6er geiunb
au ndbren piini6en, obne i'm @tanoe
au fein, es bur1 lire eigene 8ruIt gu
bepirfen, fann ni0ts 8eleres, Seiliaz
meres rn6 8iliseres empfoblen tperoen,
als g2euHdbter's oOeutf d 8
Ginberme + |" (pd6otrozpbine).
gs 1T Der befe @riab fir Wtuttermil6,
es pereinist alles Wute lit iid, I'M cine
portrefHi6e &inoernabrung all getpdbz
rem. Ser brillantel!e erfolg tpuroe ios
oar Bel frautli9en uao iDDa9en &in@
Bern ersieblt. nOeutI6es Sin :
bermeb II tpirb bon 9leraten iebr ent=
pfobIen, unb 1T in allem renommirtem
Mpotbefen su Baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14

= IS 1T auffdllig, oaB elf Millionen
8unoesf6ulbldleine nod auBen ifeben,
fir tpel6e bic 3inssablung ldngff geieb=
li6 aufgeb6rt bat, lln6 baB tueitere 35
Millionen, tpel6e bas @opernment su=
riidaufaufen iubt, obne bic fiinftigen
3imIen ab,usieben, ni6t angeboteu tuer=
ben. gs iheint fogar, oaB bieies Self
balten Der 1i6eriten aller papierwertbe
auf grben in bemlelben MaBe suneb=
men mill, tpie llniere 8unoesi6ulb ge=
tilgt miro. IS gibt eben 2eute, tpel6e
ii6 aefibelt fiiblen, oab oas @oDernment
ibr e1ulbner lit uno bieien &ibel nit
@erlult BON 3inien ni6t gu tbeuer be-
sablt glauben.
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Gtne beriihnte Srau pbne Siteg!
(glus benz rsoiton GIsbe.~


Satrrer HeSaetsare!
9as Dbise TT elm eates Bib bon Sraa 2pbia G..
Rinfbam aus Sym, sRaii., bic ebr aIs irsenb eine
onbere Grau in gabrDeit BEN Namen ber p5rauens
frennbin" ben riele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
10 serne 5eIesen, perbient. Sic ipibmet iid nit
bent er5bten Gifer ibrer Irbet, fpele Iettere bas
&efultat eines IebensIdnsIi9en StubtumS 1T, unb
1T seswansen feds gliiiftentinnen fiib su balten
bic i5r beIfen bic ausgebreitete Gorrefponben:,
Ipel9e uon alen Seiten ibr sufliebt unb pon benen
cine iesIisbe Ike ipeaieae 2eibensIat pSer ibre
5reube bauon befret su fein, tunbgebt, ;il beants
iporten. Sbre pfansen grdparation iit elm 9eiI=
rttteI fur cute unb MID It fir b5fe 3pcdc. SD babe
qerf1ntcb bies an5gefunber un bin poit ber aEaGr<
bett beHen mas tdb fage, iberseugt.
wessn bieierwob blbepieisnen Gieenf6aften ipirb
he pon ben beiten @ersten bes 2anbes empfoben
Inb perft5rieben. -Gtner pon. biefen fagt: nSie
9Biriung lift fpurberbar ritb eripart rieIes Qeiben
Sic turirt poitanbis bic limntite art utterIeibs
Mbfauen, 2eneorree, nnre9elmtdbige unb fbmersz
Iid9e monatIispe aeinigung iebe gtrt eamensaranf,
ae,tt eetinonag g. ,isaS sgsiswre nnnatrlidep
genbem Mideilmarfbei i9iperben, uiS 1T befonbers
1rpenbbar smr 3eit bes 2ebemsipe6ieIs."
Sic bir9brin9t. isben TbeiI bes tnenf9Ii9en
arat gapaSes gIa5iat Srssa sssa a S msiss ss
11itttln nnb Maaenf9rpd9e rptrb ieber;eit 6abnrd
ebseboIfen.. Sic heiIt tMuff ffbweuuneer, 8ppffdmers
sei1, nerp5ie SstSen, algerseire aSrperi9ipdGe,
Seemed Sefibl ,eansIi@er erid5pfing, ,peIdes
S9mersen unb MidenIeibet 3mr Soiee bat, lit tets
politanbig uorlber natb @ebrau9 biefes SeiImit<
@irtung in poIlitdnbige NIT be,,
TEN usiblie9en aorperigitsm ,interiegenben @eiek.
9er9sreis 1T nMrs1. q SIafae, IS. fir s SIaf9en,
nnb iptrS 3 pom q aaen Mpot5efsrn pertauft. Srsenb
1pelber Natb fur fpesiele SdIe, nrb Die 9samen Dor,
Btelen bic 6urd Mnwcnbnrg ber aflansen Miihung
Inteeer uoudnbtg 9ergefeu ut 1por6en, fam man ppa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14

r3ablen iinb ni6t unbs6ingt
Sbatla6en," aber bic unbeltreitbaren
9batfa6en nit Besua auf Merem=& =&raut
1in6 mebr tpertb als 3ablen. 60 ). y.
fagt eitt Mpotbefer: vgs furirt Seoer
manu." Meren= =Graut 1T Bic beliebteite
Mebisin, bic mir perfaufen. 60 folte
es aud iein, oenn es giebt feline onbere
Mebi5in, bic fold bireften Ginflub aul
bic 2eber, ,Magen unb Nieren bat. Man
perldume nidt bieielbe gu probiren.
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Sic id1tpimlnen6eu 8pnen

= Sic 16tpimlnen6en 8open sur 8e=
sei6nung oes yabrtpaiiers al &uiien
nerben iebt bier unb oa in europa nit
2eu1tgas bollgepreBt, an uel9em oben
cine tualier6i6te 2aterne befeitigt, in bic
iebo9 2uft 3utritt finbet. ginnal att
sebrannt, leu6teten einise frbpn einen
Monat lang fort, 10 oaB oas 2i6t etma
5 @eemeilen neit geieben .ipirb. anoere
ldnger. Sn Der Sbatfann Der @asborz
ratb auf elm Sabr ausrei9eno gema6t
tperben. 9a fi6 bic 8ope nit ben
Wellen bebt, 10 mirb 6as 2i6t ni6t
bur9 Wellen berbedt un6 ebenio tpenig
famn bic 2aterne serbro6en tuerben.
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M}1tt be1rbfe.

0aB Der 3tped meiner idbrli6en &eilem
na6 Stem Sort fein anberer lit, als bic
neueten Woben in meiner Bran6e unb
bieienigen Gabrifanten fennen gu lerz
men, Die lire Waaren billig berfauz
fen. Sd mar bieies Sabr erfolgrei6er
i'm @infauf gu billigen preilen, als in
friiberen Sabren, unb fann baber aaen
ineinen Goncurrenten begegnen. Man
iiberseuse iid 6ur9 einen Beiu9.
-22 6. QerBberg.
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e9arla6s
Ft6er se5eilt.


s ssi$ensse Sic SSs scrtrsifIsaSen Gsenidsitsa
BON prpf. Ddrbps rSsropbpIaette Elnib." Mls Dess
tnfictrunSs= fnb @etmtsunssmtttel II eS fctppbI
tbepreti4 pte prottti& rpr6nsIiMer alS anbere bes
tannte mRttte:- 9. Gupto ~ grof. ber 69emte.
Spn. MeSaaber 8. Gtepbens, Georgia;
Rep. Gbas. 8. Deems, Srembltna8s Qtr4e, 9. g.;
Sol. &c Gpufe, Columbia, 1lnirerftdtsprpf., S.E.;
Ser. g. 8. gatte, 4srrf Mersers s1lninerttat;
SurdauS ttotbtpsmota fat ieeets 4AnAH halt:
QSoatommen unihdeltd. 3u tnnerlt&em rber aubers
ltbem @ebraud fur Weni4en unb Uteb.
Da8 sTluto" iit Srunblt9 erprpbt rprben nnb wtr
baben Beipei1e rotauf bab e8 dlle5 ba8 bemrtt mas
bier BON ibm bebauptet ,pirb. BUR rclftaatsseren
9tusfunft laiIe man Itb bet ietnem Npotbefer etn
Gyemplar ber 9rpidlre seben pber wenbe f@ besbalb
an tie Gigentbamer,
s. 8. Setltn 8 Co.,
6abrieirenfe Gbemiter pttlabe1pbte
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u Mmaeiae.

Ollie perionen, tpel9e mad pfanbob=
iefte in bem pfanbbaule beg beritorbe=
men 9. S6mar3 baben, auf wel6e felt
brei Monaten feline 3inien beSablt iino,
tperoen eriu6t lebtere ab5utragen, ba
i9 in 80 Sagen cine 0erfeigerung
fdmmtli6er@e @egenifdnbe abbalten weroe.
"a, IL ,30m. s.. Sranf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14

*gs 1T ni9t notbmenbis in grobars
ti9e Arsumente ein3ugeben betreheno
Der complieirtem organiiden un6 Sunez
tionss@9md1en benen bic empfinblld)es
re unb belieatere 3abl amerifanli9er
Grauen gu Spfer fallen; aber es gerel6t
uns gum 8ergniigen iagen gu f0nren.
2pbia 6. pintbam's GroBes 9eilmittel
fit ale biefe llebel cine allgemeine unn
moblberbiente Beliebtbeit befbt.
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g.. M0. 0fidIen. 26 60Ie

= 6. W. 9lidlem 26 @olebab
Strabe, bat fortwdbrenb fir oas
Wbole leunb &etailz g e Id All
einen sroBen 8orratb bon Mepfeln,
Gitronen, Orangen, 8ananen, 9tiilien.
Manbeln, &o1inen feinen @anbies &C,
am 9anb unb empfieblt allies gang be:
lon6ers gum beborlteben6en Gefe.
Ma6t Cure ginfdufe bel ibm, tuo ib1
Naes frii9 unb gut fin6et. 8
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Wenn bas 9aar ausgebt o6er
grau pirb, 10 tperoe man nidt b6ie tpe=
gen zines llebelitanbes, ben man 10
Ieiat abipenben fam. NDer's 9air
Nigor pirb balb Die llrla6e allen
Nergers entfernen, ba bur1 ben @e=
brau6 oie1es Mittcls bic natiirli6e Tar=
be unb bas @a6stbum tuieoerberge=
felt tpirb.
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(D.tsost gre. yr.e pom Is. San. J

S5e&teimer Brcs. tattn iceben elm &ar.
loab BON Nsebs Gilt gbSe Euhic ertaltsn.
Dieter Mrtltsl ptrtaufl Ra ietr RAID unb
70 mu6 20 aud fein, btnn % II utne 3ret'
fel Der bsae Mrtiiel ietner Nrt, Der te etn.
sefltrt tpurbs, unb bat nt&t leines @lsi'
&sn. Sur bas bsat Material wirb ~
Nssbs @ilt Gbse 2onie ptrwaubt
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DarbDs
prop9g(aCtiC }1ui0.
Gtn &auSmfrtb5djatfS=e3e far
aI8omettten 6attttien8ebraud).

@eeem eharla6j
utta tppb6SeUieber,
9tpbtberie, speis
6elHmb, Satsaes
fMiptire, Yofcts,
Mafertt t,t,o aHe
anitefenoenSranf>
2 hettett. @er 8rante
l4 sebrautben. Gelbe5
iporben, t,ad)Sef:t oaS
att8efunoe,t bate.
gfor5mt furirt.
Gin Mtttcl sesen titles
ride pbcr YFanjensifte,
Glide &c.
Yo6ctt ttito pode,ts
Narbett Derbiitet.
Sin Waitslteb metner
Uamilte befam BITE ppden.
Sd ipenbete bas rSluib"
an; her 9dtient perfiel
nt4t In Sieberbise, bez
bielt feline Rpdennarben,
tpnnte nad et,pa bret
@cbcn ipieber umbcrs
gcben, nnb bic Anperen
int 9auie blieten rers
iaont. 90. parftn=
ion, 0hildbelphid.
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Neattie Orr, Union Gitp, Senn.,
iagt: sd gebrau6te 8rowns giien.
Bitter gegen nerp6ie S6wd6e uno fano
es iebr tpobltbdtig.
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Gs a,erst
MaIaria alts.

betient, fclte e8 ret6
Ssieber 1T bamit Seteill
tdbmaxse Grbre6em I
Gtebernbe uub franse
gerionett erqutdt unb
@uttoIte8ett perhutet
bur1 gaben NIT r0ars
bps Tluib."
11Mreittc Snft itn(hab=
LTD 9eindht u. eeretnt9t.
Gesen f6Ittittitett sails
etn fhere8 9etlmittel.
MmftedutteSftoH jer=
ftbrt.
@esen etfrnrette TAbe,
GrottbeuIe,t, Sdttts
orrbotoett, auf9e=
ftebe.te Sattt &c.
WbetatttattStttuS 8e=
betlt.
@eider, tpetber9 9efnf
bnrh ben @ebrauh beS
yTluib" erlanst.
ghtHSfteber perb1tet.
Bum Netnt8e1s oeS
MtbettS unb Gdus
bcrit oer Sabte 1T
eS uniltertrefli@.
.&afartb Seltnrert nnb
seheilt.
Wofe sebeilt.
0rait6tuttttcett auf ber
Stelle geltnbert.
Nntbett rerb6tet.
Wttbr turtrt.
@mnoett rai1 sebetlt.
Sd babe baS pSluib"
ipd6renb uiierer iesisen
Sharlaafieber Seimfu=
dung NIT entf4tebenenl
Rusefi dnsetrenbet. Gs
il fur ba8 4ranteraimmer
unerldblt1. @ni. s.
6anbfprb, Gprte, &lu.
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. ttH . . Z Il It a.

GU re- YfIIen fino fpe,ieH fir bieic Edne
brrritef. eftse0p(IS pernrfadpt einen
ri I'm 8eNnbtii, ba6 Der feiDenfe erfennr y.
81 rem Sen Gppefft uno perurfaeu 6ictld,s
,ssfrS ~ 81 Rdrper aendtrf rnn nurd bre teutl4e
~ rit,re anf fsieB<rtauMneso game elm re9etndets
- 6fufIaa,sa tersoreerufen tutro Yre!s 25 Cenis
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= DAspspRa Der sefdtrli&ite Ttinp
Der Geiunbbeit. Nib bu,d Nnwenoun8
bon ,, Aders Dpspepfas Tablets" turi.t.
Bei alien Mpctbetern 3u batsn.
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9ipbt6erie
berbItet..

Ste Ger5te BIER se<
brau9en DarbrS sTIutba
NIT grpbem Grfplse 6et
: Oipbtterte.
q. g Stp1len n erf,
Greensboro, Via.
Gte1te au8setrpdret.
9boIera perbiitet.
0ei@tpitre 8ereinist
unb sebetlt.
Set 9ooeStdaeit fpffte
ber 2ei1nam hdntt bes
banbelt iperben es
tpirb ieben ,rtSern@en
0eru4 perbiten.
Der aasS8e3etd5ttete
Mr3t 9r. 6. Martutt
9ftitS, Meip Yprt, fast :
yS4. BIN iiberjeust, bab
prpf. DarbpS Brepbps
Tactic Eluib etn ,pertb.
rrlles Desinfieirunss.
INITIAL III "
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Rtsbs @ilt Gsse Ecnie ttf6rbnt bts
Bnbaunne
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a.is@s crete @rsas
srfGslpt
id, nj, ausnabnle bes @rrntess
anb fpfet
a'n 90 fir tas Satr pber $3.50 tar
3 Wcneft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-14

betient, fpllte e8 ret6li4
Sieber lit bamit sebeilt i
tdbtparle GrbredJets tta'
The Republican journal., 1882-12-28
A Welcome.
BY PAUL IL. HAYNE,

BY PAUL H. HAYNE.
Read at the Ninth Annual Convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Louis
vile.
le come from clear streams of the northland,
FLASHED down into cataract lights,
Whence the grandeur of mountains majestic
Upsoars through the infinite heights.
le come, flushed and fair as the morning,
Emerged from nj gifts measureless cope,
Fulfilled of loves calm Civilizations,
And shod with winged sandals of hope!
Thrice welcome 0, sisters! we meet YOU,
Heavens chosen invincible bands;
Thrice welcome, .. sisters. we greet YOU
Brave spirits ndresolute hands!
Ge would stir a deep fountain of cleansing,
More fruitful of life-givns balms,
Than the far haunted pool of Bethesda,
That starred the fair valley of palms
At the touch of YOUR tenderness fervid,
The pure tides of healing shall rise;
LO! the diindcd Of soaL gazing Godward,
With purged and beautiful eyes.
Lo the iorro@S q astItd, as Of conscience,
Receive the waves kisses, and thrill.
As the hardened detilement melts slowly.
And the hot pulse of anguish grows still.
Let us Join hands and hearts for that Gree
Whose charm of unsanctifed spells
The strength, beauty, virtue of ages,
Hath ured to fierce. fathomless hells,
Unqueled and unqucnched in her passion,
Still mercileSs, maddens and mars,
Till the sunshine is sad where she passes,
And her shadow throws gloom on the stars
All. Christ. the fair homes she has blasted.
The young loves made arctic in spring;
The eagle ambitions dragged earthward,
All pasied in purpose, as wing!
All. Christ. her malign desolations!
Her doom to the midnight and mire-
The stern, savage sweep of her scOurgeS,
The hiss of her serpents of fire.
But with prayers that shall fall not, nor falter,
With toll that still waits upon prayers.
With faith which though chld-like can conquer
Leagued cohorts of giant Despairs,"
We shall battle the wine -nurtured demon,
And change her brute-SerfS into men,
Till the earth that now groans in her courses.
May win her youths gadness again.
SO. come from your streams of the northland,
FLASHED down into cataract lights,
From the sheen of YOUR mountains majestic,
Grown softer through multiplied heights;
Come southwark, serene as the morning,
Emerged from nights mystical cope;
Brave heralds of love. as of warning,
Bright angels of rescue and hope
Cope's Hill, Ga.
The Republican journal., 1882-12-28
Gems of Thought.

Speak fifty, or be silent wisely.
Nothing for opinion, all for conscience. [Sen-
eca.
OF his understanding no one should be proud.
[Eldcr Edda.
All power of fancy over reason is degree of
insanity, Johnson
Divine Providence made the country. but
human art the town. NarrO.
Preserving the health by too strict regimen
is weariSome malady. Rochefoucauld.
No greater grief than to remember days
OF JOY when misery is at hand Dante.
\ millennium that comes before its time would
be very proftless and stupid affair [Gartield.
Well apparelrd April on the heel
OF limping Winter treads. Shakespeare.
The nation has a life of its own as distinctly
defined as the life of an individual. fGartield.
Death and love are the two wings
Which ar man from earth to heaven
Michael Angelo.
4 woman is the most inconsistent compound
of Obstinacy and sclf-sacrifice that | am ac-
quainted with. Richter.
1t is most true that natural and secret hatred
and aversion toward society, in any man. hath
somewhat of the savage beast. Bacon.
One wit, like a knucke of ham in soup, gives
zest and flavor to the dish. but more than one
serves only to spoil the pottage. Smoet.
Though there's folks nowadays know what
happened afore they wore born better nor they
knew their own business. George Eliot.
The unwritten only till belongs TO thee
Take heed and ponder well what that Shall
be. II. W. Longfeow.
What is begun
At daybrcak must at dark be done.
Tomorrow will be another day. Idem.
How like a ruin overgrOwn
With flowers, that hide the rents of time
Stands now the Past that | have known
Lidem
After that unheard of GOODNESS.
That intolerable Winter.
Came the spring with all its spendor.
[Idem.
All things must change,
10 something new or something strange:
Nothing that is can pause or stay. TIdem.
The golden chaIiced crocus burns;
The long narcssus blades appear:
The cOne-beaked hyacinth returns
TO light her biue-famed chandelier.
10. ". Holmes.
The Republican journal., 1882-12-28
A Magnificent Present.

Miss Grundv Gives the foIla,vi,e, dissemination,
of the bousr Il WashinGton whiri (;ardner q
Huhbar IL said haI ,i+ hn,,,rt a. 80
emf far his danahter Mr. ie~ander a. C.5ph ,1n
BEN The b"usr was rnmniete1 two ve,r ai. a@n
but was never occmniod mill Mr. and Mrs. ReIl
moved in within few weeks If was hnt h.,
Mr. Rradbead 4bo sor i a 81 HaS out ; ~
TrerT Who h.. si,' vep WIZ W ils
nestle the Rr;Sb ens+ion o,' rnnnantia,rt
nnr Tho bnusn NJ Pronh W bmiit in1i', Az
tbn ot and staho - 500 noo ~
when both Labor and buiIdno motor;a q, ara ,' fn
rhnanar tban Now and hn fnsi,od W. a, IA
NOT afford ta live in if and If hos enId fo lD
thn rost He cove the arabit"n+ f, ~ Gn lo1'
the same who 6uilt Senator Ta,naro,,a hn,,lo
and i now hndin@ NJ pIoi,o,a nnrtn lJa',ho
rs to The nvnenSn bo,l hniin,r Nv
onlv that he housa rbouiH ha iit
and eIe@ant in nvnrv .nnaint,nonpt M oua,,
and st3bia stonI -, Idt hn,,,od I IL, n4 t
Strnet.WEiftnanth on tba 'e en,t phod pH Loui
,,ycnno on tho nnrb " , troet ~ our hsi'ha
The Street rnnnina between these tyn la', and
f+; 49, 80 ~ tnoee wv Ias' "Ii,
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A BRAVE LADY.
She Endures the Pain of Severe Surgical Opera.
ton without Taking ChOrOfOrm.


Mrs. shoemaker, of Greek Locks, Ulster Co,
\. Y, had the misfortune to entirely lose the sight
of one of her eyes, through an accident, and en-
dured painful inflammatory action therein for two
long years; the other eye finally becoming sympa-
thetcally affected her general health seriously
suffering indeed, she was a mere wreck, walk
ing skeleton. In this terrible strait she consulted
DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout, \. Y, who told
her at once that the injured eye must be removed.
She quietly but firmly said "Al right Doctor but
don't give me chlOroform. Let my husband sit by
my side during the operation, and l will neither
cry ont or stir" The work was done ana the poor
woman kept her word Talk of soldiery courage !!
This showed greater pluck than it takes to face Il
hundred guns. TO restore her general health and
give tone and strength to the system. DR.. Kennedy
then gave the "Favorite Remedy" which cleansed
the blood and impaired life to the long suffer
ing woman. She rapidly gained health and strength
and is now well. The "Fayorte Remedy is a price
less blessing to wemen. No family should he with
out it Your druggist has it. If not send 10 Dr..
David kennedy, Rondout New York. lm49
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Commissioners Notice.

THNHE undersigned having been appointed by the
4 Hon. Judge of Probate for the county of
Waldo, on the second Tuesday of November, 4. y.
1882 commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of creditors against the estate Of STEPHEN
ceased represented insovent, hereby give notice
that six months from the date OF said appointments
are allowed to said creditors in which to present
and prove their claims, and that they will be in
session at the following place and times + the
purpose of receiving the same, viz, At the Office
of Geo. f. Johnson in said Belfast, on the first
day of February, 1883, at ten O'clock in the fore
noon, and at said office on the fourteenth day of
May, 1885, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated this 18th day of December, A. p. lSs2.
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Co,,,
3w50 BOHAN p. FIELD, ooih D
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w omans' Work.
From the Woman's journal.

Miss Grace Soper has been enrolled upon the
regular editorial staff of the Boston Journal
Mrs. Blackburn, the wife of Governor Black
burn, of Kentucky, has done more for the pris-
on work of the W. c. t. L. than am other wo-
man i'll the State.
Mrs. Henrietta f. Day. NJ. D., who studied
medicine in Boston, is now settled in Atlanta,
Georgia. She is the first woman physician in
that place. We wish her success.
Lady Brassey whose yachting experiences
have been told so charmingly, is to have Yacht
built at Cowes, which will be modelled after Il
Vikings ship now in the Christiania Museum.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Baltimore made something handsome for
the poor through Japanese Tea Party" on
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Mathilde Binds 'George Elliott will
give for the first time faithful account of Geo.
Elot's early life, and many details of her I'M
known literary labor, with much new and in
teresting correspondence.
The Woman's Medical College of Baltimore
opened ia October. 1t has eight students. The
professors Several of whom are also profess
ors in the Medical College for mem report most
favorably of the progress made thus far by the
young women. This is the first institution of
the kind in the South.
The w. c. r. L. of Ohio has entered. upon a
vigorous campaign for Constitutional prohibit
ton. Already fund of $40, 900 has been placed
at the disposal of the organization by wealth v
men of the State as the ''sinews of war;" The
clergy support the w. c. T. U. in no uncertain
measure and with the well known ability of the
leaders, Mrs. Woodbridge, State President,
Miss Doty, Mrs. Ingham, Mrs. Prather and 9th
ers whose names are ''household words'' in the
Crusade State, the battle promises to be a
strong one.
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OFF MY TRACK.

- LED SHOES FOR SALE. Best quality com
! > mon iron cts per HI. at Belfast Foundry or W.
X. Morrison CO.'S hardware store. Also bolts and
all kinds of iron at lowest cash prices.
BOLTS cut to order by nv new Bolt Threading
machine for less than half the cost of hand work.
SLED SHOES made from the celebrated White
Iron for } cents per lii. Z. }. HALL.
Belfast, Dee. IL, lSS2.-3W50
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5elfast National Bank.
American Hotel.
FOR SALE.

The two story house and one
ID MI ~ laf acre of land on Church and
EH HIs5Iss&N Court streets, known as the "SAM-
IlAI-1IIA4 UEL HAYNES PLACE" Inquire
$500 of MRS WARREN HUNT
the premises or Of
As n. f. HOUSTON.