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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10
Fer the JOURNAL AND COURIER.

VI AAhL VI nave fta1teG TOT livery | And What of it. For frog to peep, bluebird to sing Wild goose to make the welkin ring. Hail harbingers of coming spring, Of balmy air, of every thing To light the eye, to move the tear Hail man of the new born earth, so near Hall, resurrection of the yeari o who to nature are appealing? Behold its very sign and sealing, With every year it's truth revealing To show how life and death dealing. And what IS nature first cause? Such thought philosophy abhors- Natures are tGtCs, and not in vain God spake through natures wide domain And acorns grew their oaks again. Aye, every plant, before it grew, He made it, and it's nature too. Beyond where creature vision p-ers Before man was, before the spheres, Ere nature was, measured years, God was whom even nature hears Hears, and responds, and loves and fears. And every life and every bud God made it, and pronounced 1t good Good, till mans sin, mans soul debased, And to swift ruin making haste, The green earth mark'd the direful waste The date of mans forbidden taste. Era of evils, wofu1 dawn Date Of the thistle and the thorn Of insect-spoils and ha<yests shorn, Of evil angels' taunt aud soorn Of serpent bite, with sin twin born, And death, grim death, marching OF, Proclaim from ancient days afar Earth's destiay-a fallen star. But hark q voice from highest heaven Man lives His sin may be forgiven Earth feels the respite on its way To outer darkness, dire dismay- The heavens beam with sweeter ray Their lights and shadows for aye -- And earth's Gear landscapes catch tsre play Of an immortal coming dayi Hail world where death itself shall Gie, 8ail it's redemption drawing nigh.
 Hail world when from it's portals fly
 All liars, treachery and sighing-
 Where echoes not the murder-cry
 And sickness never 0 mes, nor dying.
 Prophets old have told the story
 And nature echoes it again,
 To God be Kingdom. power and glory
 Amen forever, and amen.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10

How He is Bought, Cared Tor, Used, and Finally SOId-The Good Care Taken to Keep Him in Condition and Use Him to Advantage During His Working Life.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10
Price Three Cents.
Know

That BROWNS s IRON BrrrERs will cure the worst case of dyspepsia.
 Will insurea hearty appetite and increased digestion. Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life. Dispels nervous depression and low spirits.
 Restores an exhaustednurs~ ing motherto full strength and gives abundant sus- tenance for her child. Strengthens themusclesand nerves, s,enriches the blood. Overcomes weakness, wake fitness, andlack ofenergy Keeps off all chills, levers, andother malariaI poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid.
 37 Walker St., Baltimore, Dec. 1887.
 For six years have been a great sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys- pepsia and Constipation andbecaine so facilitated that could not retain anything on my stomach, in fact, life had almost become burden. Finally, when hope had almost left me, my husband seeing BROWNS IRON BITTRRS advertised in the paper, induced me to give it q trial. am now taking the third bottle and have not felt so well in six years as do at the present time.
 Mrs. L. F. GRIFFIN. BRowN's IRON BITTERs will have a better tonic effect upon any one who needs "bracing up" than any medicine made.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Wilmington Post says that North Car olina Republicans want to see Senator Flaw ley s' rise to the highest position in the gift of the nation" There are many Republi- cans in all the States. who would like to see Senator HawIey thus rise.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10

For Walks Driveways, Floors etc. Old walks washed over and made good as new. All work guaranteed oFT1oE-S26 GRAND STREET, Atwaters Block CHAS. W. CROCKETT. ap26m Sec and Treas.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10

l the shoes becoming loose. The labor of
 starting the car is the most potent factor in ruining the horse, as the strain comes al | most entirely on the hind legs and this pro duces spavins and similar complaints. Horses
 eften get nails in their feet, which cause very troublesome wounds, and not infre- quently ruin the animal totally. Lameness is also caused by shoe becoming loose. One of the most rigid of the eompany's rules to drivers is in regard to the horses losing their
 shoes or pounding them loose on the pave
 ments, Each driver carries on his car
 portable and adjustable horseshoe, which he
 can easily affix to the horses hoof. He is
 instructed, in case the shoe of one of his
 team becomes loose, to take it of and put on
 the adjustable one to be worn until the sta
 ble is reached. If horse becomes lame
 while before the car or appears sick, the dri-z
 yer is directed to report 1t to the "shifter,"
 who changes the horses before the stable
 He reports to the animals hostler and the
 beast is attended to. The 200 horses in
 the company's stables furnish employment for fourteen horseshoers, who are kept con- stantly busy in the blacksmith's shop which is attached to the stable. daily report is made to the superintendent from this depart ment also, and by these records horse's ex-< pense in shoes may be ascertRined at glance An average of 130 horses are ham, dled in the blacksmith's shop every day, and an average of 265 shoes put on.
 Besides the horses in actual use reserve of thirty five is kept in the stable in case of the sickness of 0tlasrs i day'szaSsosk fax 6 horse on this line is sixteen and one-half miles per day five days in the week, and eleven miles per day for the other two, on one division and fourteen miles per day the entire week on the other. They are only 1 kept out of the stables between three and 1 four hours per day in accomplishing this l task, and the remainder of their time is at their own disposal to read, mediate, pray or I sleep, as each animal shall think fit. For each car which runs on one division of this l line the company maintains ten horses and I on the other division eight which is ex- plained by the fact that the car keeps run ming all the time. Horses may come and | horses may go, but the car goes on forever | The average life of horse in the service, | before he becomes unfit for use before the | car, is between five and seven years. Some last as long as twelve years, and others of weak constitution, are broken up in one or two years. They come into the service handsome, sleek, spirited and gay 1 with youth. They leave it old broken down and crippled and are sold at prices ranging l from $1 to $75. They are generally pur- ,hased by farmers, and very often the change ] rom the hard pavement of the city to the ! Ipringy turf of the country restores them to heir natural vigor and rejuvenates them com oletely.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10

Much displeasurs is felt in England at the fact that the operations of the Irishmen who believe in dynamite are carried on by means
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10
PAIRS HARVESTER WEEK
Reai Gstate.
For other Real Estate advertisements see 2d page
For Rent or For Sale.

For Rent or For Sa1es He44s WITHIN 10 minutes drive from postofhce, 8 ESiiiiH genteel Residence with 8 10 rooms, nice #lV barn and sheds, any amount of fruit Of aI1 descriptions. good tennery, well stocked with fowls about acres of land (more if destredl, fine grove of natural growth beautiful shade in front fine yard, in short, very desirable suburban resi- dence. The location is rstclass being situated on of principal thoroughfares leading to the o1sy
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCYs fe26 If 62 Church Street.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. ASAk THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue. &Iia Lot 1O0x140, of land situated on Wood 6U bridge road, two miles from center of city. Also lot on East Chapel street.
 fe9 If 69 Church Street, Room 8.
 Property For Sale. &SAS A 6rst-cIass modern built house. central k$iA A two family house, $4.OO0; two family E{GT house, s, 800; double house for two famt- lies lot 52x17O, about six minutes walk from postof fee, only 8, 800. number of desirable lots. Farm in North Haven, about one mile from QunnipiAo Station, 49 acres of good land at bar gain If sold soon.
 FOR RENT,
 number of Houses and Tenements.
 Special attention given to renting and collecting Of rents. Money to loan at and per cent No. 70 Church street, Room 2.
 Ofhce open evenings from to 8. o ma31 l.. r. COMSTOCK < GU.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-10
CONN., TUESDAY MORNING.

of money collected in this country. It cer- tainly is too bad. People in this country felt wronged when the English were aiding the secessionists.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18

: Gin iugenbli6er M0rber. unmeit
Baltimore Fat ber 0r. Slinsluff cine
parfdbnlidbe 8efbung, Die i'm @Dmmer
bon feiner Samilie bepobnt tuirb. 2eb=
ten 9ienifag begaben ii6 ber ie6s5ebn=
idbrige SarrD @asfins, ber bier3ebnz
idbrise Sames Clinton unb 6eKen JIM
gerer 8ru6er bOrtbin, i6o11en mad Ser
S6eibe unb nad6 Gr0f6en tlno trieben
anoere Nllotria. Ser parfauflebrr unb
@drtner Sobn Maguire, ein 35idbriaer
Mann, bertpies bic &naben aus oen
Mnlagen, obne iebo6 @ewalt sr se=
brau6en. 8alo barauf i6ob i'm Sames
Clinton bon einem Maisfeloe aus nie=
Der. Ser unsliidli6e Mann berl6ie6
balb barauf. St binterldBt cine @itttpe
unb brei Ginber. Ser M6rber tpirb
als Elm babi6er un6 intelligenter &nabe
gei6ilbert, oer elmer reipeeta6len Sami-
lie angeb6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18
Muerlet.

= Ser Don 9(rnedebile an Tranf
& So. gelanbte erfte 8aumpolen.8al=
len tpurbe geltern beriteigert unb bon
s. N. @fron & 60. au % Gents oas
pfunb gefauft.
= Oie GountDz@ z@ommilIioners baben
angefanser, berurtbeilte 8erbreber sur
StraBenarbeit gu peripenben.
= Cine alte Merifanerin, Die ien=
ieits bes San gebro ipobnt, ipurOe gez
itern bon brei iungen 2euten um cine
golbene nbr beraubt. 9ie Siebe err
fGienen Dor bem 0auie Der Trau nno
baten Inn einen 5runt WaHer. Wdbs
renb bic 6rau na6 benz 8runnen 9ing,
erbra6en iie einen I'M 9auie ftebenoen
Softer un6 fiibrten ben 9iebitabl aus.
= Nm II. beriammelte li9 in 9ous
itom Der 8erein Der Wieb3ii6ter BON
5iosSeras.
= Ser @ountDri6ter S. 8. gscz
9lboo bon @aibiugton @ountD 1T ges
itorben.
= 9lm l. Muguit ioa bic Selepbon=
8erbinbung 5ipiiGen @alpefon uno
Soulton bergefellt iein.
= Sn Sort 9abis uurbe S. %.
9bompion gei6oHen unb t0btli6 Der.
u uunbet. Sein S9wager lieB ieiu
S9iebeifen aus ber Sai6e fallen, bieies
entlu6 ii6 unb fiibrte bic Wertpunbuna
pes @eHaHnteH berbel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18
Ger ser g}rnhiu. @hIpSieu 6u

= Ser ber probina S6leien bur6
So6tpaiier augefii9te @6aben 1T na6
alien 8eri6ten gang auberoroentli6
grpB unb ldBt li6 9egenpdrtig aud
ni6t einmal anndberno bere6nen.
Gebr bod belduft fi6 bel Der groBen
9lusbebnung bes S6abens ber 8erluit
an 9eu un6 Telbfrii9ten. 8On ben
Wieien marb bas gei6nittene Gras
bur6 6lutben tuegsei9memmt, grOBe
Sld1eu BON @etreiber unb fonitigen
Sru9tfelbern iinb bur9 Nerl9lammen
unb 0erlanbem f6tper bel6doist. Ct
bebli6 tperben aud bic bur6 bic Wies
berberfeaung Der aerlt6rten Wege,
8rudet &C. entitebenben Soften iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18

euft. ole ifano fill uno bSrte ibr gu.
Damn iab iie fid uni, Of aud nett unb
brett 0iiemanb gu iebsn lei, Der fe bSren
tSnne, unb psriudte es Der Qerde nad5u=
tbun. Gum eriten Wtal, felt Sebaitian's
Sob, fang fe tpieoer, unit 5um eriten
Wal i'm 2eben adtete 7e auf ben Slang
ibrer @tinlme. sic mar slpdenrein unb
frdftig. Damn bordte fe pieber auf bic
2erde uns es mar ibr, als tone in ibreut
Sdtas eine ermutbisenbe Stimme bonn
Simmel, elm sutes Omen gu ibrem 8crs
iat. sic nauBte guar ietbit laden iiber
bieie @inbilbuns, aber iie mar ia aus Der
eiseneu mutbisen Stimmuns berpcrse,
sansen, unb idne( ieBte fe ibren Wes
fori, unb letdter INNS Serj, als ba lie ihn
antrat.
Diesmal gina lie nidt. wie icnif, su
6rieba, ionbern flopfte slet4 an Barner's
3immer. St Sffuete bic Gbiir unb bieB
lie freunblid nillfcmmen. Nber er lab
ibr sleid au, buB ie ibm etwas gu fasen
bdtte, unb lieB ibr eaS erlte 8ort. Der
alte Serr bate oft erfabren, oaB, wenn
Semanb cine eisene Sahe pOrtrasen MID,
elm @ntsesenfOmmen cur9 Traser ibn
ltSrt. Sober bebt am belten BON benz
Stanbpunft an, ben er ffd fir feline @ntz
pidluns als ben @iusans 3uredt semadt
bat. 90 ieete er id ru9is wisber auf
isinen Stubl am 6eniier uno ridtete Ell
men ermunternben, freuaoliden Blid auf
bas Wioden, bas in einiser @ntf fernuns
BON ibul iteben 9ebiieben mar.
(Gortfebuns ;rleil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18
cSr W2onsbil(e. Or. tnur6e hor

= Sn W}aDsbille, &p., tpurbe bor
einigen Sagen ELM Mann Namens
Sulger, Der unter Der 9lnflage Der Notb=
5u6t tatb, in 3eit bon einer Stunbe
berbort unb gum SObe berurtbeilt. Cine
Wfili5fompagnie muBte BEN Mann bur6
bic aufgeregte golfsmenge na6 benz
@eri6tsgebdube transporttren. 0ier
hefannte ii6 ber Gerbre9er ibulbig unb
for6erte, oaB man i'm 10 balb als mog=
li6 bdnge. So6 tuollte er ni6t bur6
einen Wfob aufgefniipft tperben, ionoern
BON ber 9ano beg @beriffs fterben. 9ie
SurD einigte li6 iooann iiber oas Ser
bift, oas Die Sobesitrafe iiber i'm ber=
bdngte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18
Sin notinnnler 6flneiherhnnh

Sin nationaler S6neiberbunb
tpirb BON philadelphia aus angeregt
unb Die Nbhaltung zines National= @onz
Dents 1T in Musli6t genommen. Siez
fer Sage fano IN Ser uOeutl6en freien
@emeinbe" cine 8eriammlung aur Gor=
oernng oes planes itatt, oeren @ebner
prof. 6eil5e, Sribf6e, 9ersberg unb
9lnbere maren. Giner Der &eoner Be-
merfte, Die 8ereinigung niiNe national
fein un6 auberoen1 Nerbinbungen nit
@eperbsgeno6en anberer 2dnber an=
fniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18
gmuipa,s & 81.

Ser befannte Gdubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat iein @efbdft on obige 5irma
berfauft unb .perben bic Serren li6 ni6t
nur beuiihen, Die alte 6un0f6aft bes
Gef6dfies ;. erbalten, ioubern aud im=
;nier mebr neue 9unoen sll ertperben.
Sullivan 6 60. bIben ni6t nur
oas bette uno semdbltefte Eager in Da=
men= nno &in6erl6uben, ionoern ibre
Maaren sei6nen ii6 aud bur6 preiss
stuiiroigfeit unb 9auerbaftisteit aus.
Die 6erren erbalten forttpdbreno neue
3ufubren uno liefern ba9er bas Gaer=
gnobernfte. Man faufe S9ub3eug nur
bel ibnen, penn n1an gut bebient ieill
s.uiIl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18

***rGile nit @eile". lln6 bod
mub man ni6t gu lanse 50gern auf Die
Geiunobeit alf5upaHen. 2eber, gtie=
ren unb Magen miiKen fets in gutem
3ufanoe erbalten werben Our6@ebrau1
Der 8elten aller Meoiainen ugtieren=
&raut", ipel9e troden poer fliiifig, beibe
glei6 luirfiam, gu ba6en 1T. Man babe
es itets borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-18
~ AanA4}sAg
Cine beriibmte Jrau pbne 9ttel!
(Mas benz n8ofton GIobe.n

fafrren Rebaetenre!
Gas Dbise ift elm sutes 8iIb pcn Sran apbia 6.
giutbam aus apnn, Raii, Die m br ais irgenb eiue
anbere Sraa in Bubrbeit ben saamen bersS Sranens
freanbin4 ben pisle ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
70 serns bsiIe9en. perbient. Sic wiSmet iitb nit
benz sr5bten eifer ibrer arbeit, meI5e Iestere bas
8eiultat sines IebensIdnsIi4en Stubiums lift, unb
ilt sesmunsen iebs Affiftentinnen iidb 3u baIten
Die ibr beIfen bic aassebreitete gorrefponSena
weIebe pon allen Seiten ibr suiIiebt unb pon benen
cine iesIide tbxe ipe;iene 2eibenslaft pber lire
6reube bapon befret su fein, tunbgiebt, ~ beant<
worten. SIRE gFansen 4sdparation ift Elm &eiI=
mittsI fir CUTE un6 ntdt fit b6fe 8ruede. Sd babe
psri5nitd Sizes aussefunben mnb Bin pon ber asaDr<
belt befien mas i9 1age. 1ber3eugt.
Begen bieferwobl blbewieisnen Gigenf6dften rpirb
iie pom ben beften Gersten bes aanbes .eapfobIen
unb Deri1rieben. - Ginet uon biefen fagt: uDie
Biriung lit iuunberbar anb eripart pieIeS 2eiben.
Sic furirt poltdnbs bic fb limmite Nrt Muttereibs
M6faaen, ssaeorres. anregelmastge unb i9mers'
belt, @ntalnbung unb @eidpiire, unnatirIi@en
8lutabHub, ieoe Art Berfetui1g unb bic barauf foIs
oenbsn @iidsnmertbei4gsrseI, uns If beionSers
sic bur9brinst ieben 1beil bes meni@If5en
Strait EN-. sdwdae, 8Ia6iudt Srans mad Reis.
mtttsIn nan nno @aseni@%ass wTs ieSer,sit baSare9
5sn, merp6fe Ssiben,. au9emeine a6rperi9wd9e,
! S9lafIofgteit, Mbmattnrg unb tlnperbautiGfeit.
Senea Gefibl .gdnsIider Gri&6pfuug, ipel6es
S4wersen uub MadenIeibet sIr Solse Bat, 1T itets
I rouitfnS big uoriber mad 9ebrauh 6ieies SeiLmits
teis. Seber;eit unb inter allen ilntt1nbeft lift bic
@iriane tn politanbige 11ebsreinionlmen init benz.
tem wei6tifen 91ryerfpftem urterItegenben @eiet.
Der greisiit nnr 81. q SIof9s, IS. fir 8 Slaiden,
unb pirb uon allen Mpot1etern pertaaft. Srgenb
geI4er aatb far fpe,iele sane, nns bic aamsn pOn
8ieien bic bard elnsuenbung ber 4fIanaen Mii9ung
suieber ontdn6ig herseitet Iuor6en, tann man pom
9Rrs g. In ibrer ripat <9breile, 2pnn Nafi, erbaIs
ten. Nan ffee 9ofmarte snr Beantwprtung Bel.
gegen 0teren 8ei9werben BET beiben @ei9Ied<
tern it bieie Mif9ung unibertreffbar tpie sabl<
refGe 8emgnije beIpeiien.
ngRrs. 4intbant's 2ebe. apilIen,1 fast Elm Cores
pon6ent riinb bic beten In ber Belt aS SeiImitteI
aeeen 9eritcpfulss, galenbei9werben rnb 2eber
Gritarrai1g. Str 8lut Heiniger brinat Bunz
ber ~ Befte n1f6 t@ siueie tidf wirb baIb ebenfo
berabf NIB popnldr fetn wie bic qFansen 9rapa<
Sin Seber mus Sisie 5raa aIs einen gnaben
Gngd drfeben, beren einsiser &unf1 1T @nberer
gut 5u tban.
q8ilaSeIpbia, pa. % mrs. M. 3D.. o.
asMElA5 49,
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ssober ftammtsie sitte Scr obrlDaer2

ASpber ttantnttote Stfte Oct O1ftDmerE
Cine ionberbare 2egenbe lit, oem
@laubem ber Moslem na6, Die lrfa6e,
oaB iebe benz Mubameoanismus anz
bdngenbe Grau es fir lire phi9t era6=
tet, Obrringe 81 trageu. Sarab, 10
beri1tet bic Sraoition, bon @iFeriu6t
ersriffen iiber BEN 8or3ug, ben Nbraz
bam Der Sagar at seben fdien, i6mur
einen gib, Die ibr perbaBte 9febenbub=
lerin su perfilmmeln. Nidt ruben uno
ralten ipollte 1ie, 10 gelobte iie's BEL
Maem, mas i9r beilig mar, Bis lie Oas
rolige @eli9t ibrer 9ienerin aerfeBt
babe. Nbrabam, tpel6er ben &a6e=
i1pur ieiner Srau bernommen bate,
that iein Wt0gli9fes, bic erbitterte
@attin auf ambere @ebanfen gu bringen.
2ange blieben feline Worte obne @rfolg.
@nbli9 aber gelang es ieinem fanften
3ureoen, bic @rgrimmte gu bernbigen.
Sic CAB Dem Patriar9en bas Ieriprez
6en, ibren beabf6ti9ten &a9eplan
aufsugeben. Was aber fonnte geibeben,
um benno9 benz einmal ausgefproGenen
8eliibbe 81 geniigens-Na1 reifll1em
Na1benfen mar Elm Nustpeg gefunben:
anitatt oas liebli6e Nntlib ibrer 0ienez
rim su aeri9neiben, bobrte iie nur 5mei
269er in bic roltgen Obrldpp6en ber=
ielbem. Ob Nbrabam ii9 ipdter bepo=
gen gefiiblt, biele fleinen Wunoen boz
'bur6 gu berliiBen, bab er 9agar nit
foifbaren Sbrringen bei6enfte = ober
ob 2eBtere iib bieielben felbft sugelegt,
babon ertpdbnt bic 2egenbe ni6ts.
Sebenfalls aber follem Die. tiirfiiben
Grauen, pel6e fdmmtli6 bonn liebenten
Sabre an Sbrringe tragen, ben @es
brau6 bieies S9mudes BON Ser 0agar
ableiten, tpel6e als bic Weutter So
maels, benz Stammbaters ibres 8olfes,
BON ibnen in boben @bren sebalten
mir6.
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Cine @phlthdterin


Ssffnet bic 1biire fur as unb Wrs
Wnslow mirb bsweifsn. bab ife bic ame.
ritaniids JlOrsntinsr Nadttsall Der Sin.
Der II. Dawn Nnb mir 70 absr5eust,
bab MIR unisrsr ,.Suip" lsbren wsroen
su Iaesn: .@efesnst fst Wfrs Winslctv"
neil fis bsrislbeu betdlFid mar, iibsr bic
periope bes 3abnsns uno anbere Be=
16werlihteItsn fiir Rintsr tinwse,utom.
msn Wirs gBinSlpw Gp0ttng
Sprmp ntmmt ben &inbsrn bic @6mer
,en unp furirt Cyisntrts unb Dtarrbue.
81 maGt ben Gaumen 3art, befreit BON
Gnt,inpuns unb brinSt eas &inb slaGIi&
iibsr bic YsriOes bss 3abnens btnIpes.
CT tbut gerabe bas. mas er Soratett 3u
tbun, N1es uno nidt weniSsr. Dtr ta.
ben einmal MrS Winsluw geleben unb
tennen ife nur purh ibren Spott tng
SYrup fur Sinber. Wsnn mir bic
Madt tdttsn, ruirbsn mir Rs als Ssilaub
fir bic &inbsr btnRsllen--paS fs aud
In bsr 1bat III. Der Sprup wtrb In
allen apptbsten au 25 Gents per GIalas
pertauft;
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*gs ift cine iupblbefannte Sbatia9e,
bab fallde Sheen unb 2ebensz@etpobn=
beiten, Die ibren urlprumg III lnoberner
Ssnorans uno lururi0ier 2ebensweiie
baben, nod unb na9 unb uniere Nmez
rifanii6en 6rauen f6rperlid i6wd6en,
ibre Geiunbbeit Serit0rt unO ibre npr=
male Sbdtisfeit bseintrd6tigen. Sc 1T
Elm pabrbdftes Slid, bas Trau 2pbia
6. pinf6am es iibernommen, Die 2ei=
benbeu unter ibrem @ei6le6t gu beleb=
rem uno gu furiren.
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&2,5OO aeaen S1.5O.

sd CAB $1,000 oil anbere DDetDren
aug, l6reibt Serr s. %. SborntDn BON
@laiborn, Mif., Samaritan Ner=
pine aber allein furirte meinen Sobn
bon &rdmpfen." 9ies 1T Der Sail nit
9unbert 9nbern, i6neQ aber rabifal.
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Ser 8erliner 85rien Courier
brin9t bic @dttbeilung, baB ber Stats
antualt in Npiregpiaaa ben proaeB ge=
gen bic Suoen rieber3ui9lagen gebenfe
uno bic ungaril6e &egierung bic Mnltif=
ter Der Nnflage nit Der auBeriten
Strenge berfolgen tperbe.
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Suits
Niae,t


Spmptome elmer
umfb6tt0em g E 3 r..
gpo,,ad al Appetit, @ebarm 8eritopfuns,
gdiiiersen TN Sept NIT einem bnntpfen @efiibI
i'm Sinterfcpfe, GGmersen iiitfer ben g1ulter.
bidtfern. Mufae aetriebeniein mad, beut @fieu, NIT
Mbneianna aeseu iebe fSrpertidbe rter seifttse
Sbatiaieit, reiSbareSG Gertperanent, tribe Stiils
s1fifia NIT benz befcneeren @efitle, trsenb
cine Sblieacnbeit berseiieu Su babeii, WliibiSs
FED, gDirre, Serj rjflcpfca, Ynnfte Dor ben Nuger,
aeIbe 6auf, iiberbaupt Gcpff fdnIer5en nberhalb
ss ssssa ases alf aeiassiss nrm 5 S
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grabauoter, 0aleneienne, pas
riIer, RuiFi6e, Gd6ffde unb leinene
Spiben In groBer Maspabl biaigf beIm
IaHlQRs.
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: Man nebme Nper's pillen fir aae
Yurgatib>3pede, gegen 8erbdrtung,
llnberbauli6feit, &opfmeb, 2eberbez
f6werben. Na6 bem aagemeinen llrtbeil
bes publifums finb iie Bic bette Mebiein
fir Tamilien=@ebrau9.
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L. HUTH & SOHN,
a2c. s2s unb 3so Marst> >etraee,
Sam Mntpnio,

-~t s~S ""S ~oS S"vsAs'~'"~pNs
San MntpniO,
@nentpaaren= ltnb Samle1t=
Sdnbler.'
3aben fosbeu erbaIten:
3wet garloabs saluaniarten uno anse.
itrtdsnen Stadelfens= Drabt,
Gin @arlcao slatteS @iien, Ten3oratt
(sarantiril, pettss mir gu Den billiSitsn
preiien oHeriren.
Gin Garloab 6arrtion Bros n= So. Conn
uno Gcuutrp gum 0sbrau& fertiS &C.
milhte 6arbsa.
2ssie.e tabsn wtr bsrsits spr setn Satrsn sn>
eefltrt unb bsbauptea, fab bieielten bic bsllen
Garten in, Marfte ltno.
@Qsinise Assn!en fIr tie bsrlbmten
8rinln 9tabls unc anfeiiernen
Nfiiige.
Saaptauartisr fur
.. 2ambretb S @onS @artcm
unb 0Iun,en-Ga men,
Z. 0mtb IS 2obn.
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g-Sn 8urpur, Garbinalrotb, @olb,
Marineblau, sSiegel6raun iinb Die 9ia=
mantfarben bo1fommen. Sebe mD=
berne Sarbe 10 Gents.