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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
terest, leaving the depositors out in the

terest. leaving the depositors out in the
cold.
Henry Ward Beccher is lecturing on
the Pacific coast. His plainly expressed
views on the Chinese question detract
somewhat from his popularity in that
art of the world.
The Utah commission have sent a
communication to Secretary Teller Civ
ing reasons for postponing their full re-
port and claiming that the Edmunds
act has been fully observed as far as
they are concerned.
Law-abiding citizens of st. Louis,
Mo, are of the opinion that the acuuit-
tai OF Frank James lis to be deplorod
for its possible effects abroad.
Postoffice department officials think
the government will lose about 81 $780,
600 by not making the reduction of let
ter postage and the readjustment of
postmasters' salaries operative at the
same time.
The dudes are not all in the east.
Little Chief, a Cheyenne, has appealed
to Secretary Teller for q new suit of
clothes and fine white hat, saying that
me don't care much tor grub"
Commissioner Price discountenances
the request of the French Charge de
Aftaires for the loan of 20 Indians to be
exhibited in Paris. Price declares it
will make the Indians dissatisfied with
their life on the reservation.
Excess of value of exports over i'm
norris for tho voor onJod Ill, O, o,o7
379,286.
The schooner yacht Explorer, with
all hands, was lost on Greenough shoal
during gale on Tuesday the 4th. She
was loaded with salt and bound from
Goderich to Cove Island. The Explor-
er was owned by K. N. Lewis of God
erich, who had no insurance on her.
The names of those lost are Capt. Chas.
Woods, John Mcdonald, w. Heale and
Walter Crane, the latter a son of Albert
Crane of Chicago, who were on pleas
ure trip.
Commissioner of patents, Marble,
will SOON resign.
Posts of the. Grand Army of the Re.
pubic are springing up all over Michi.
gan.
In the township of Ingallston, Me
nominee county wife-beating Bohe-
mian named John Satunsky killed con-
stable Jerry Williams, who came TO ar.
rest him. and then blew his own brains
out.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
FOREIGN

freshmen in London have subscribed
a sum of money to employ an eminent
solicitor to defend O'Donnell.
A pleasure train was wrecked nea,
Berlin the other day and 80 persons
killed. The locomotive and 20 car.
were demolished.
Royalists in France have formally
recognized Count dc Paris as DE Chan.
bord's successor.
| The attack on Jews and the DISPLAYS
OF disloyalty by the Croatians have come
TO be portion of the daily news from
Hungary.
Crops in the south of Ireland have
been almost totally destroyed by storms,
and general strike against payment OF
rent is imminent.
China has accepted the gage thrown
down by France, and war is inevitable.
china is marching her troops in the
Tonquin territory.
Spanish officers sentenced to death
for connection with the recent revolt
will be allowed short respite that they
may appeal to the king for clemency.
With proper caution it is thought the
Sunda Strait is still navigable.
China and France would like IN
come to peaceful solution as to Ton
quin.
A British scientist predicts that there
Will be another earthquake in Ischia
| next month.
The North German Gazette insists
that since their war Germany has main
tanned a benevolent and friendly, AT.
titude toward France.
Quarantine is abolished on the Suez
canal and traffic resumed as before the
cholera epidemic. The British troops
are returning to Cairo.
A central relief committee has been
formed in Holland, to collect subscrip-
tons for sufferers by the Java eruptions
under the presidency of the Prince of
orange. The king has formally endors.
ed the objects of the committee. A
fair will be held at Amsterdam.
The Chinese are said to have little
fear for results in war with Francei
relying on their new ornaments and
improved discipline. A Hong Kong dis
patch says the French admiral will
blockade Canton and Pakoi unless tbe
Chinese troops are withdrawn from the
Tonquin frontier.
France will ask of Marquis Tsenp an
explanation of the Chinese movements
in TOnvuin. China is said to be anxious
for peace, and in case of unsatisfactory
negotiations would be willing to accept
the good offices of England to that end.
However, the war will undoubtedly go
ON unless the French recognize Chinese
suzernity.
Zulus reported to be engaged in a
war of determination
Minister Morton took part in the ex-
erclses attending the unwilling of A
statue of Lafayette at lie Puy France.
Editor Rochfort in his paper has ac-
cused tho king of Italy of pocketing |
money subscribed by the French for |
sufferers in Ischia, and all Italy is in
thereat. The Ischians have re-
solved to refuse all proffers of assist
ance from other countries.
France will negotiate with China for
treaty in regard to the Tonquin diff
Guilty.
The cattle plague is raging through.
cut Russia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

In his testimony before the Senate
committee on labor and education, Pres
ident Jarrett, of the amalgamated asso.
citation of iron and steel workers, hit
the nail squarly on the head when he
said that the only hope for the laboring
man is to educate him and improve his
morals. Do this, and the laboring man
will be able to take care of himself, and
ultimately free himself from allegiance
to "Brotherhoods, Unions" and the
like. Intelligent industry is the corner.
stone of the success of the workingman.
and upon it alone can he build SUBJ
stantial superstructure.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

WHAT HAVE THE YOUNG MEN TO sAYp
The writer of "wayside notes" in the
Prairie Farmer says: At the fairs this fall
there are to be great many meetings
of farmers to discuss fruit growing.
stock raising, and other subjects, and I
want to hear what the old and wise
heads in the different branches of hus-
bnndry have to say, but want, more
than this, to hear what the young men
in the business have to say. II has
been my fortune in years past to attend
a great many industrial conventions,
but, invariably almost, the young men
have been absent, so that almost con-
cluded they were losing taste for farm
ing and degenerating into clerks, book
keepers, and telegraph operators. II
they do not talk at these meetings they
can, at least, be present. and learn
from the counsel of the old. Besides,I
am ready to believe many Of them real
ly know more than their fathers, for
they have had better advantages, At
any rate. they are soon to be the old
men in the business, and should neglect
no opportunity of gaining knowledge
that leads to success and independence.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

IT is said that Arthur's personal ap.
pearance is anything but becoming tc
the chief magistrate of the United
States, since he began his western trip
His eyes are sore from the penetrat
ing dust of the plains, his nose vii
vie with the peony in color, and his
face proves that the western mosquito
is just as active as It's kindred in New
Jersey, and has done its level best to
keep up the reputation of the family.
1t is suggested that Arthur 60 to some
quiet resting place and 60 through a
general course of restoration before
venturing into the capital.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

AT reunion of the old settlers OF
Macon, Mo-, which took place the 9TH
or day, the principal attraction was
old "Uncle Bob Gipson," who is said to
be one hundred and seventeen years OF
age. Though he retains possession OF
most of his faculties he is very feeble.
He has been the oldest inhabitant for
the last fifty years and at the reunion
was surrounded by five generations Of
his family.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

Swiss MOUNTAIN GIRLs.-In these beau.
liful health-giving mountains one would
expect to find the most beautiful and
healthy looking of all girls. Where only
pure air is to be breathed. inspiring scenes
to be witnessed, women should be as fair as
daughters of the gods. But net so. The
women in Switzerland have prematurely
worn and aged look; if at twenty they
were robust and possessed of that attrac-
ton which good health bestows-at thirty
they are faded and seem to take pleasure
only in going through their dull and never
ending round of duty. For they do the
greater share of the work in the field an.
In the house, and in addition rear large
families. In fact they make up in useful.
hess what they lack in beauty.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

The Scott liquor law, Senator Sher-
man is convinced, is becoming so popu-
lar that no party will dare to repeal it.
In his journeys through Ohio he says he
has found strong sentiment in its fav-
or among Democrats as well as among
Republicans. This is especially true
in the rural districts, where the tax is
looked upon as moderate and just. He
finds the people much interested in the
liquor question and attentive to any
discussions of it. 1t will continue to
be, he thinks, prominent issue
throughout the canvass.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

Georgia is about to indulge in new
state house, the estimated cost of which
will be about S1.000,000. That's the
estimated cost, but when the bills are
all settled, it will be strange if they do
not foot up nearer S5,000,000. Esti-
mates made by contractors, when the
people pay the bills are, not always to
be depended upon. They are even more
elastic than the conscience of the men
who make them.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
An Old Story in a New Dress.
Lancaster Examiner.

Lancaster Examiner.
Sponsler, of Perry, wound up glow
ing speech in the House on Wednesday
with the quotation, "vox Populi, vox
DEL" and sat down perspiring. Mackin
turned to Crawford, who Is butcher
at home, and remarked enthusiastically:
Wasn't that a grand climax, nows"
ut was the real stuff" assented the
Philadelphia.
ON bet YOU $40 you cont know
what 1t means, though" said Mackin.
III just go you," said Crawford,
eagerly. Every knows it means
My God. my God, why hast Thou
forsaken mep'"
Here's the tenner." said Mackin.
admiringly, handing it over. 81 had
no idea you were such Latin scholar"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

One of the witnesses at the Frank
James trial testified that he gave that
outlaw one of Mr.. Ingersoll's lectures
to read, and that 1t put him to sleep
This Is the worse blow that Ingersoll
has vet received. The idea of anything
from his pen acting as soporifc! 1t
Is in order now for some doctor TO rec
ommend Cayenne pepper and Jamaica
ginger for insomnia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

Z During political campaign in Michigan
well known lawyer was addressing an
audience composed principally of farmers
In Gratiot county. In order to win their
confidence, he sad: MY friends, my SYM
pathies have always been with the tiilers
OF the soil. My father was a practical
farmer, and so was my grandfather before
INN. was myself reared on a farm, anc
was, SO 10 speak, born between two stalks
o. corn" Here the speaker was rudely in
terrupted by some one in the audience.
who exclaimed: "A pumpkin, by jingo!o
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
One Woman's Work.

William Mcnor, of Philadelphia.
while on his way to his work the other
morning, was shot and instantly killed
by Emma Beckert, believed to be his
discarded mistress. She had logged
his steps for several days, and on this
morning came up to him and fired two
shots ut him, and at the second shot he
fell dead.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

GLADSTONE is spending his vaction at
his place in Hawarden, Wales, and for
amusement and rest goes out in the
woods occasionally and fells a tree.
In various ways the great Premier is
busy all the time. Gladstone is liv-
ing example of the axiom that recrea-
ton and rest, do not mean idleness, but
rather a change of employment and
Thought.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
A Concession,

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has issued an order making the
hours of night work eight instead of
seven and ne-half hours and allowing
extra pay for Sunday work. Extra SER
vice will be based on the number of
week days in month. This will result
in n considerable increase of salary.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
NOTES OF TIL DAY.

Chicago Germans have announced their
intention to return to the Republican
ranks, because, forsooth, the mayor OF
the Garden City gave too many appoint
ments to the sons of the Emerald Isle to
suit the Teutons,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
A FATAL FIRE.

Nine Working Girls Burned to Death.
Fire was discovered about 8 o'clock
on the afternoon Of Sept. 3. in the rag
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13
AnArch@ologist at Oharlevoix.
IA rlavoiv Soptipal

Prof. +. H. Crane, the we'll known
arch@ologist Of Petoskey, has been dig
ging in the bluffs on the Lake Michigan
beach one-half mile north of the chan
mel, with interesting scientific results.
The other day as he was walking along
the north beach he found pieces of ebert
and flint bearing evidence of the work
manship of pre- historic man. Ascend
ing the bluff he soon found the burial
place of one of our first citizens, who
came here during the mound builders
age. The soil where the body had rested
was darkened, while at the right were
found three pieces of pottery of the ca
pacity of q pint, rudely decor ated. a
handful of worked flints, and the stones
used in working them, one being fine
silicified coral. The professor has ex-
plored $50 mounds and attaches much
Importance to his discovery here. He
believes there are great many mounds
and relics af this kind to be found near
by.
A correspondent Of the Ohio Farmer says
that he has found by experience that six
Cotswold sheep will not consume more
food than COW, and are more profitable.
For lamb of this breed, weighing 1875
pounds, $3.50 is obtained. He estimates
that six ewes will produce eight lambs per
annum and fifty pounds of wool.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-13

VS.. the CreulL MODlller Oh America arlS-
ing out of the building of the road by
the Credit Moblier under the Hoxie
contract The company sought to re-
strain the Credit Mobilier from prose
cutting the suit at law to recover 81,
266, 900 due, claiming fraud in the full
filment of the contract. The full bench
decided that there was no construction
of fraud and entered judgment against
the railroad.
The constitutional convention of Da
kota calls upon congress to open the
Sioux reservation for settlement.
Value of exports of domestic pro-
visions, tallow and daily products for
the first seven months of this year, $685.
1917, 500.
House to house inspection at Pensa-
cola has been stopped, but the yellow
fever seems to be gaining ground at the
navy yard.
The notorious outlaw Frank James,
on trial at Galveston, Mo. for muir
der, has been acquitted. AS there are
several other indictments against him,
Mr.. James has been remanded for
trial
The new Maid of the Mist success
fully passed the whirlpool of the Niaga-
ra river.
Jennie McGraw Fiske, wife of Prof.
William Fiske, librarian of Cornell Uni
versity bequeathed that Institution
$500,000, and her husband has an
nounced his intention to contest the
will.
The property belonging to the de-
funct Augustinian society of Lawrence,
Mass, was sold at auction the other
day, but only enough was realized to
pay the mortgage and accumulated in
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nerren Heonetenre!
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!rennbin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
10 gerne beilesen, uerSient. Sic rpibmet fd nit
benz groBten Gifer ibrer Nrbeit, ipeIe Iebtere bas
9einltat enes IebeasIdn8Ii9en Stnbiams lit, nnb
1T ge;pungen feds Gfffcntinnen ii9 ;u baIten
bic ibr beIfen bie aussebreitete Gorrefponbens,
mel9e BON alien Soften ibr ;ufIiebt unS pom benen
cine iesIidbe ibre fpe;ieHe aeibensla oSer iBre
6reabe bapon befreit au iein, tanbgebt, su beant.
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initteI jar cute unb nt9t fir b5fe 3mede. SD babe
peri6niitb bies oussefunben unb Bin uon ber @aLrS
heit beilen mas td iage, aberseugt.
@egen biejer mob blbewieisnen GtsenI9aften ipirb
1te pon ben beiteu Mer5ten bes 2anbes empfpbIen
iinb uerisbrieben. Gfner pom bieIen 5aat: rDie
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belt, Gntsiinbnng unb Gei9wire, unnatlrIider
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genoen 2idenmarfbe iebwerb unb ift befonbers
anuenebar eur 3eit bes aebenspe6ieIs."
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3orperipitems nno f9bt nenes 2eben nno nsne
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mitteln un6 Mageni9rpdde fpirb ieberseit Saburcb
abseboIfen.. Sic ReiItMufj ipelaneen, Sopff6mers
sen, nerpofe 2eieen, angemeine a6rperi6,pddbe,
S9lafoisstst;; a6mattnng nne llnperSaaii@teit.
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tells. Jeber3eit unb inter allen i1mitdnben TT bic
@irfung In ponndnbigemlleb nit benz,
tem peibIiden i0rperipitemu munterIieeenben geiet.
Per rYreisi nnr$t. q TIafbe, IS. fir 6 SIai6en,
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ipeI9er @atb fir fpeaiele Sale, unb bic Name, po,i
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ten. Nan fige Yoitinarte sur Beantporfuna bel.
@egen Nieren gef9werben tei beiben gei9Ieds
tern If hieie Mif4ung unibertrshbar pie sabl>
rei6e Sengniie beiueifen.
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ipoubenf pfno bic been IN ber y,lt aIs SeiImitteI
leaen gerisppfung, @auenbeidwerben nnb 2eber
ertarrung. SIT Blut Heinieer briiat @uns
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ratior.s
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gut 81 fbnn.
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ferirt 9err u. u. @olff bielelben
gum So ffpreife. 9as Eager 1T
nod fomplet unb finbet man Mnes.
tpas Inn bieie Sabresaeit gebrau9t tpiro.
Wir MAIDEN bic 9amen beionbers auf
6ieien 9lusDerfauf aufmer.iam, ba ber=
ielbe ibnen Waaren gu ben benfbar 1ie=
brighten Preiien bietet. luBerbem bers
fault 9err @olff cine MaHe bon @e= :
ten aller m0gli6en Winterpaaren
obne &iidli6t auf ben Gofpreis. gs
liegt i'm Snterefie zines Seoen, ber
S9nittpaaren gu faufen tpiini6t, suerit
bel Serrn Wolff bor5uipre6en un6 ii6
bon ben Iortbeilen gu ii6erseugen, bic
er bietet. 18,1t2Wum2m.
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Seras.

= Ser Senat bel6loB in Der Sibung
pom 29. Die 8oti6aiten bon @oberts
uno Srelano, in englii6er, beuti6er,
bObmii6er unb ipanii6er Spra6e
bruden gu lalien. = 9as Saus bei9dfe
tigte lid nit Beratbung oes Wege=
geiebes.
- Ser Ser. Staten 6il6ereifom.
rnil1dr 1T mil 10000 fleinen &arpfen
5ur 8ertbeilung in 9allas angefommen.
= Die S9neioemiible un6 Gin BON
6. 6. unb g. %. &otplano in Spler,
ioiuie Die baneben liegenbe 8aptii item=
firde, uurben elm &aub Der Glammen.
Z - Sn elmer 8arbieritube i'm Gen=
trail 0otel, MarftitraBe, Galpeitom,
feuerte Der @igarrenina1er 6ernanoea
bret 56uiie auf 1i6 ab; alle brei gins
gen iebo6 febl. Ser Wann leioet an
@ei1tesit0rung.
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geri6t in 8eorgetomn bon Der 9lntlage
freigeipro6en iuoroen, i'm Mai pergan=
genen Sabres oas Geuer in &ounb Hod
anselegt gu baben.
= Sin i6mer beipaifneter 9lmerifa=
ner erl6oB slpii6en Swobig unb Go
tIlla einen Merifaner nnb perpunbete
behen Sdpiegerlobn, Der bei ibm mar.
Ser M0roer miro perfplgt..
. - 8eim 8ilaroipiel entSmeiten li6
Greb &oplanb unb Ben Oople in
Waco. 2ebterer perlieB oas 2ofal umo
&omlanb fOlgte ibm auf bic StraBe,
iuoielbit ii6 cine S6ldgerei stpiidem
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MeHerlfide erbielt. Oople 1T berbaf~
tet tporben.
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bat cine 8unbreile i'm State begon.
men, I'm fir bic Semperensia9e gu
tpirfen. Seinen eriten grfolg bate er
in Mineola aufaupeiIen, moielbf er 81
iunge Qeute befebrte.
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Garbige gb. Garrett, ber feline Srau
umbra6te, gebdngt. Nn 1000 perio=
nen, melltens Garbige, batten li9 Bel
Der 9inri6tung eingefunoen.
Ben Sbom2Ion gebt nit bem
plane um, cine Setectip .9lgentur fir
ben Staat in Muffin gu erri6ten. 9lus
benz Saulus 1T plobli6 Elm paulus
genoiben.
| = Sie 6ffentli6e Sa[le in Meslep
@aibington @Ountp, III abgebrannt.
= Ser Stabtrat6 bon 2arebo for.
bert sur ginrei9uns BON pldnen fir
cine itdotiide Sale auf, beren 8ar
$25, 900 fofen ioa.
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mem beftisenGetpitt beimgeiu6t
Der bic gia6t binbur6 anbielt uno bic
llnbeil anri6tete. Briifen unb Sen.
gen iinb meggei6menmt iuorben uni
piel 8ieb lit ertrunfen. Das 8ett be-
Snternatonalbabn i1t an mebrerer
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elm Wtann uurbe bur6 ben glib &C.
| t6btet.
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Siebe perbarrt in e9riu,dtSpOller Sdeu
So fan1en 1e an. Der Ganbibat cut
fernte RAID ieleut peinenbe Dienerldaft
bic itd beranbrdnste. Nuf ben Irm eet
@rcbpaters seituet, idritt Serr S0sI
ourd bic 6ausflur. Gr blieb lteben. Wi
1T meine Trau?
Nuf tbrem 3immer temubtloS.
limb er?
yBir baben i'm einltueilen in feline
Stube selest, iaste Der @roBouter. Willit
Du ibn isbea? Wart' lieter nod Elm
menis.
Sd mub gu ibm! iprad SSsli uuO Der
grObpater fibrte ben Sobn 3u ber 2eide
oes @nfels. @eb', @rOBpater - seb
lieber, itarimelte Serr SSsli uno ber alte
Serr 9ins binauS gu ben, @anbibaten unr
Veibe marteten Dor ber Tbiir.
9lls Serr SSsli ollein mar, IdlpB CT
5upor ale SiiessI. Damn idmanfte CT gu
oem Vette unb nabm bic SIlle bon ber
eei9e. Das idSne Nntlie mar unpers
iehrt, aber --- Die brauben bSrten
einen idueren tumpfen Tan, iie mol1ten
eintreten, bod es war seidlc1en. Sic
bor4ten, lanSe rabrte lid nidts mebr.
Sc narb Ma9t.
Da enolid pernahmen iic 9erduid
unb iaben einen 2idtitrabl ourd bic
Spalte. Der @rp6pater rief binein, Of
SSsli nidt Sffnen mclte, aber er antmcr=
tete wiecer nidt. Der alte Wann dns'
iti3te iid mebr unb mebr, enolid ertrus
er es nidt ldnser.
N,err Ganbioat, iaste er, tpenn Sic aud
nnr lpc(lte um'S SauS u1nleidlide uno
elu iSenifer lOhie, ob ibm Sbbe nit saet
lid!
(Burtfebuns foIet.)
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(Gurtfebuitg foIet.)

~ Wenn bic Srompete i6a!lt, III
es gu ipat bas @6pert alt f6drfen. /"
Iber es 1T ME gu fpdt ben Mppetit gu
i9arfem, bic @eiunbbeit bersuitellen unn
fi3 mieber gu einem geiunben, ftarfen,
fraftiaen Ntann gu MAIDEN, tpenn man
nur yfieren= &raut ba5u anmenbet. Nls
Elm 3eilmittel fur ale 2eber=, Magen:
Mno 9ferens s&ranfbeiten bat es ieines
Glti9en nidt. 9lqe Mpotbefer perfau=
fen unb empfeblen baHelbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-30

SIN &eprdientantenbaule lit ein
8eIGluB einge6ra6t porbeu, ben prd=
iibenten 5ur slbi6lieBung zines neuen
gertrages nit 9euti6lano gu autori=
ltren S1 benz 3tnede, liberale 8eoin=
gungen fir eingeborene ober naturali=
1lrte giirger ber Ser. Staaten unb
Seuti6lanbs 5lt erlangen.