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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

The Java EruptfOns-Stxteen new
vOIcamOes-EngIand Again being
Agftated-Fears That O'Donuelfs
Arrival Will Create n Muss-
Camaaa's Firm Relations to En-
gIand-A Speech by Parnell-Ete'
ESPECIAL TO THE s~EsTINEL.l
LONDON, Aug. 3O.-A dispatch from Ba-
tavia says the condition OF the strait OF
Sunda is dangerous to navigation. New
islands have arisen there and the coast line
is altered. The Government is preparing
to obtain new soundings OF the Straits.
Sixteen volcanoes have appeared between
the site where the Island OF krakatoa
formerly stood and Sibisic Island. A por-
ton Of Bantam is an ashy desert, cattle
are starving and the people are in despair.
The Soengepay volcano split in five por.
tions. Seven hundred and foul bodies OF
victims of the disaster we're buried in the
district Of Kanard and 800 in the coast
village Of Krsmol.
The Exchange Telegraph Company an
nounces that alarming kilograms IN REFER
ence to the revival of the Irish conspiracy
have been received here from America.
The police fear the arrival here OF O'Don-
nell, the slayer Of James Carey, will cause
trouble. A large number OF Irish-Ameri-
cans have arrived recently from America.
The Standards Paris dispatch says the
French Journals boast that the treaty Of
Hue makes the French absolute masters Of
the situation in China. The French hope
by a naval demonstration at Tientsin to
| convince the Pekin Government that
| further resistance to France Is useless.
Hon. Alexander Mckenzie, In an ad-
| dress before the Chamber Of Commerce of
| Greenock last evening, combated the pro-
posals Of Sir Alexander T. Gait for a
Federated Union on the ground that Can
ada would never submit to being ruled q:
| London. He spoke in condemnation of a
| protective policy, and predicted that Caa-
ada would soon return to free trade. He
| secuted the idea of the separation OF
Canada from England. The Canadians
| would give their last man and last dollar
to maintain the prestige and power OF
England. Mckenzie sailed to-day for
| Quebec.
DUBLIN, Aug. 3O.-Parnell in q speech
ct the meeting of the Irish National
League yesterday said he could report
most enc~ouragingly of the progress Of the
National League movement in America,
| He said he had been informed that he
might after 3 time look for pecuniary
assistance from that country, which al
least would equal the sums received in
| times Of urgency. He had every reason
to hope that the immigration scheme
would prove successful. This would ena
BILE the people to keep their promise tina
they would never again apply to Americ,
for aid against famine.
The Freeman's Journal says there will
probably be startling disclosures shortl.
with regard to the dynamite conspirac,
and Jas. McDermott's connection with it
The officials are making inquiry init
the statement which appeared in q recen
number Of q paper published in Brooklyn
N. Y, concerning McDermott's connection
with the dynamite conspiracy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31
..YOU.RE ANOTHER" WON'T no.
The Springfield tMass.) Republican,
the name Of which indicates its politics,

ANOTHER" WON'T DO.
The Springfield tMass.) Republican,
the name Of which indicates its politics,
says:
The main point Of value brought out
by Dorsey's turning States evidence
against his W management of the Re-
publican campaign Of 1880 is the fact
that Indiana was carried by money. Of
this there has been little doubt before. It
was 90 notorious that Vice President
Arthur had to characterize it by dashes
Al the Dorsey banquet. There has
been any attempt to deny it, and the
only answer made has been Of the
ssyou're another" description.
Dorsey charges that 500, 900 was taken
to Indianapolis and dealt out to safe men
al over the State, and used to swing the
small per cent Of voters necessary to give
the State to the Republicans. That
could be easily done; $40O, 600 really
means 40, 700 voters, and it did not take
half that to decide the day. The result
in Indiana decided the result in the
country, and thus it il easy to carry the
Presidential election by the outlay o.
money at the critical points. This is +,
very grave matter, vitiating A. IL doe'
the tenure Of the national government by
the party in power. If Dorsey's allega
tions ip Shfs Respect ahnuld be confirmed
by al Investigation, which will undoubt
eddy be held when Congress meets, i
will be . serious and damaging load fo
the Republicans in 1884. Such an in
vestigation is inevitable. Among tn
witnesses who will be called are Dorse,
himself, George Gorham, New and Filley
Stephenson, : man who sat in a hote
chamber and paid money out on ticket
from the drawers Of . large bureau
Marshal Dunn Of Delaware, and severa
other "writers," whose names have beel
given by parties who were in the bust
mean
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

Forty years ago there was not Z
millionaire in the United States. Twenty
years ago there were three or four only.
Now there are at least . thousand. and Z
fortune Of . million il not considered
anything remarkable. The hundred
millionaires take the place of the million
aire Of 20 years ago. There are already
two individuals and 20 corporations that
can count their wealth at . hundred
millions. The NEXT step will be the
Millionaire and the serf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

A Charley Ross case, in which . Scotch
lad was stolen from . wealthy family, has
come TO . conclusion in his idertifcstion,
80 years later, in the Buenos Ayres army.
On being restored 10 his aged parents he
could not speak their language, and was
far removed BY coarse experiences from
the refinement to which be had been born.
But they we're o~verjoyed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31
Joy and Anxiety.

Diamonds are . source Of mixed Joy and
anxiety to the women Of the watering
places. The fear Of robbery is never
absent from the owners Of the jewels, and
the hiding place sometimes proves bad
- when . wife at Saratoga saved her
treasures from thieves by putting them
into an umbrella, and lost them through q
sudden shower, in which her unadyised
husband used the shelter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

A summaryis given Of the official re-
turns Of the Kentucky election. showing
. Democratic majority Of about 1900
for the head of the ticket, and Of over
go, 600 for one Of the candidates. The
gubernatorial majority is the largest
recorded since 1876. 1t is over 5000
larger than Hancock received for the
p~roaidoncv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

"Doy you wish that sent TO the dead letter
Office 2" said Q clerk at Q stamp window in
the New York Postofice as be noticed .
gentleman sfixing q stamp to a newspaper.
81 can't say that / do" was the reply.
"Why
"Because you are evidently naware
that q sealed package is not carried by the
United States mails for one cent"
''This is not a sealed package"
Excuse me, sir, but it is. The stamp
is partly on the wrapper and partly on the
newspaper, and the Postofice Department
has very properly decided that that makes
it . sealed package. Packages Of that kind
may get through to their destination occs-
sionally. but It is in violation Of the rule.
II l. very convenient to fasten . newspaper
in its wrapper in this way, but 1t should
not be DONE"
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Northern Belle.

The official report Of last Saturday says:
The daily production Of ore has been
about So tons. Both mills are running ON
hall time; No. l on ore from the company's
mine, and No. 2 on ore from the Mount
Diablo. The bullion shipments amounted
to $40, 408 mp to Aug. 20.
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HOB LAW.

The Salt Lake Tribune says, in refer.
encs to . recent lynching at Park City,
Utah: ut is not strange, perhaps, that
the people are becoming impstient. and
the evidences Of this fact should impress
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

The wealthy Bostonian who bequeathed
81. 900. 900 to the Government at WASH
ington, it is suspected, was . lunatic.
Not necessarily so; he may have been
only q patriotic idiot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
San Francisco Intelligenc<


San Francisco Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 30.-No case Of
cholera having appeared on the steamer
Poonah for 100 days, and she having been
thoroughly fumigated, the Quarantine
Officer allowed her to dock to-day. The
P0onah arrived here several days ago from
the Fiji Islands. On her voyage from CAL
cutta to the Fiji Islands 20 persons died
aboard Of cholera.
The State Board of Equalization has
assessed the Southern Pacific Railroad
$13, 000, 900 and the Central Pacific $751;
600 900. The assessments include the
franchises Of the roadway, road-bed, rails
and rolling stock.
A COlOred Mans Complaint.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 3O.-To-day @. A..
Hughes filed a bill Of complaint in the
United States Circuit Court, in which he
sets forth that on the evening Of the 9th he
entered q restaurant accompanied by two
lady friends, also colored, and asked to be
served. The walters refused to execute
his orders, on the ground az they stated,
that they were not permitted to serve col
ored people in that restaurant. He then
left the premises with his companions.
Plaintiff demands judgment against the
proprietor OF the restaurant, Rinaldo r.
Swain, for $500.
Instantly Killed.
OAKLAND, Aug. 30.-Edward NJ. Derby
Of Fruit Vale, a pioneer Of this State and
an old resident Of Oakland, was run into
and instantly killed by the s:15 outward
bound Sacramento train this morning.
Mr.. Derby vas endeavoring to cross the
track ahead Of the train, and was struck by
the engine and thrown 20 feet In the air.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-31

When religion degenerates into a com.
mercial monopoly, as in Russia, the
Greek Church does not cut q very digni-
fed figure in the Christian world.
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Private Dancing Lessons

DERsoEs DESIRING TO LEARN THE
i art Of dancing. including ali the latest
movements, will be taught ct their residences
by the undersigned. Round dances . speciality.
Terms. moderate. Orders may be left ct the
eENTIsEL once. [au15tfI LOUIS BOOK.
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upon courts and prosecuting attorneys
the necessity Of bringing everything to
bear on q murder case, and the making Of
no mistakes"
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The prevailing wal question is whether
China feels IN Annam.osity towards
Erance.
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Mutton Sheep
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i $500 head of Mutton Sheep at the market
price. Apply to GRO. WATT.
auS0-lm Austin, New.
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WANTED

ALL TIMES, LIVE ENERaETTi .O, ana M
"A to sell Tunison's Celebrated sospts fot
Charts; 800 per month gr1ran nsrttcaiars -
drsas SoHN DIXON, Sacramento, osi. nv
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-16

hieiem, frcilid aber munoerlide @dnse
unb finltere Greppen, BON benen ber
SauSberr bic 4ufnlerfiamfsit nit bereo.
ten Wprten absulenfen luhte. @nblid
traten iie in raS beIrrodene 3immer, baS
eisentlid nidts mar ais einc fleine Dad
fammer. Die Sellnerin mar eben bamit
fertis, bas Bett 5u beSieben, rdumte nur
nod eiliS einise munoerlide @arberote=
itide fort, bic auf &iien uno Stablen
umberlasen, unb perlieB bann ben iibri=
gems iauberen &aum, oelIcn fleines, tiefs
liesenpes 6eniter 70 BON ben berbltlid
selben, aber bOb nod belaubten 2inoen
oes @urtens telatet mar, buB bas 9idt
nur ipdrli9 einiel unb baS Sdmmerden
i'm 9albbunfel lieb Der seirtb mar
bem @ait teim Nustleioen bebulflta,
nabm bann bic aleiber nit uno tuiinidte
quite 8ube. Wenn Der Snioiee 6err
auSseidlafen bitte, iol1e oa8 Usittass
e6en tereit isin, uno fir bic Wadt weree
er ein beIeres 3inlmer berridten. Der
iunse Wann, ermuoet mie Ct mar, itredte
iid pbne grwiberuns in bein Bette unb
hatte DION bic slusen scidluiien, ale Der
gBirth nod in Der Ibar mar.
(Ecri(ebuna fpIot.j
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~ arzzAsAg
Fine teriitnste 1rau pbne 9iteJl
tsIus benz ~goRon ctsbe.4,

0erren Resafteurs!
Gas Dbiss III elm eutes 9iIb pou Ssau euSia q.
piHfbam aus apnn, Yeaif., bic br als iraenb cine
anSere 8rautn Babrbeit ben Rdmem bey nSrauens
freEabin" ben piete ibrer Gorrejponbeniinnsn ibr
10 gerne bci!egen, uerbent. sic wibmet iidb nit
benz gr6bteu Gifer ibrer Mrbeit, meI9e Iettere bas
aeinltat sines IebenslansIi&en StuSiumS 1T, umS
II sespunoen feds afitftentinnen ftb ;u baIten
bic ibr bsifen bic aussebreitete Gorrefponben,,
wsI3e ron aaen eesten ibr sufIiebt unS BON benen
cine iesIt@e ib<e ipeseGe 2eiSenslaft oSer ibrs
5reube Sapon beireit ~ ietn sunbsiebt, 81 beant.
worten. S9re pHansen prdpasation TT elm Seils
mittsI fas gn.s anS Mot fas s5ie 8Deds 50 babe
5sit Senen mas id }ase, ibersenet. - - ~@''-
8eeen ,ejespohlbspieisMen etgeni9aftsn wirt
re uor ben beiteu aeraten beS 2afsbeS enpjotIen
SnS usridriebsn; = Giner pom biefen faat: r0ie
SIC tnriTt pcnftdnbie bic f1 Iiwfe Nrt Nutterlebs
!i4s mOaatii9e asinisune, jsSs &st Gamer. .Sranl.
Siatasas sSs A ssristnss ans sis Sarani III.
oenben Hadenmarttef f9werben, unb III befonters
angenbbar iur Belt Be . ssbenspe9iels.s =
M @ssfa @ asss mss ssta 1 mtg ss
mitfsII nns Maasnl4 4pa9s NTH isSerseit SabarsS
sseess!iss; ets & 5si!tast( lanssn. aogii9msr.
S&Iafotgteit, 4tm6ttpnG nab unperbaulidfeit.
Seneb 8efabI Ddn3ti9ef GyS&6pfuna, sueId5ee
S4mer5en unb &a6enleibee 52r sotae bat, lit tfets
peuhdnbtg porftsr hd9 0etran& Siefss SeiImits
fsls: Sebe1eM nnb tnter allen ttmhdnben 1T Sic
Mtrfnng n penfdnbt bt1em 11ebereintommen nit BEN,
ss pssoa9sn assgsrgsm gsiet
sns NIB ron - i allen 9gotRsisrn pertauft. SreenS
nei9er 3atb ftr fpejie9e sJdAe, unb btr gamef pom
8ieien bic bnr4 an,Denbung Der 8HanDen Wiidana
1a glsssa 3 p:S!tanst8 5ssass tann man poS
ten; Man fage 4ofmarfe sar 4sanfporfans BEL
0egen Iteren 9ef9werben BEL beiben 0e{4Ie6s
tern II eteie Nij@un8 unabertreffbnr mie sabls
rei4e 8eusni3e temeiieu.
~4ers. pinfbam's 2ebsr ptIren.s faat Elm Cores
iponbent sitnb bic been IN ber sDeit ais 6eImitei
Qeqen BeritovtunGs gauenbej3werben iinb 2eber
ertorruug. SIR Hlut 9Reiniger bstnat qguns
beran aBerfe Anb to twetFe ni@f pirb batb cbcnfo
rafion.s
Gin Sober mus bieie Srau ais eiuen Gnatcn
engeI aniebcu, bsren ein;iger Bunf9 TT anbercn
g6slaSsIpbia, pa. % mrs. H. 81. o.
zxsz92a4g yM
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0Der 1T Tram gsinelp,p z

Da, oisis Grase oft eeaslIt mirb, polIen
mtr sinfah fasen, bab lIe s'ns Dame ~,
bic 20 ifH felt so Sabrsn ,ur @uisabe mad.
te. Treuentranfteiten, baupt@dhlih absr
Standardization an fubiren. Gle bat
bic 9cnfitutton uno bic Berurfni1e bieler
5ablreidten 6laisn bsfpncers eepriift uup
ais @eiultat pratt fh:r 8enntnlGe unb
@rfatrung, ruelGe 4. In qauis sines Men.
fhsnalters ale Sranfsnpfesertn uno Wr,t
esiammsl!, ba! lFe ben Soctlns @srup
ale belpnosrsS Mtt!sI iir ,abnenbe Rineer
sufammsnseiebt. Disfe Mepi3In BAT cine
maeiite Mtrfuae fs sitt Nuos II,
@efunbtsit uab ertdlt oftntn Gets. Sn
5olss bieisr Meoijtn IL Grau Dtnelcw
weltteriitmt 9epo- cen als WublttdterIn
Der &ineer. limb bic Rinser mtrtsn grp6
unb oanfen ibr hafiir Nud In niefsr 6tabt
bat iis bic &inber ,u Dant perpflihttt.
@robs Aaantltaten ess Soct!na @p,up
rps,rsn bier tdslIh psrfauft uno rertraudt.
sStr alautsn, Nrs. aginslon bat fdt
bart tieitn Artifsl unlsrblt6 asmacbt
uno MIR iinD iiter,suet, bab burh oeuisl.
Ben 2auienoe pon Rinoern eerettst puroen
unb eab Wtlicnen benlelten nod nit
Grfole aebrauGsn msrbsn. aetne W1utter
bat tbre pfliht eetban, wenn fe, n,dt
Ml.s. 1inslep's Suotns Syrup an.
rancts. Setiuat es NGs. : 9abies gi7tor
Ncip yorf. 3u psrfauftn bei allcn
DrusaiIlsn. 25 Gents bts JlaIds.
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Wan pcr5anme midlt,

ben neuen Store Der o2one Star Sea
Company, 402 @de bon Soulion uno
2piopoitrabe su beiu6en. Wcn triIft
oaielbft eine Dpllitdnbige Musmabl BON
feinem 9bee, &affee, Gemiirsen, Tami=
lien=@roeeries unb Bronilionen, mie lie
in San NutOnio ME beiier gu finben
mar. 9ie preiie iinb berartig, bab iie
Sebermann 5ufrie6en Helen. Oie Nua=
litdt idlnmtli6er gBaaren tonn ni6t
iibertroiIen iuerben. 6einer 3bse unb
Gafee linb cine Spe3ialitdt. 3a5fee
ipiro tdglib frii6 gebrannt uno gemab=
len am YlaBe fetbit. Se0ermann tanll
uniere 9rafts s9aifeemiible Dor Dem Store
in Sbdtigfeit ieben. 9lm Greitag ben
20. 1T unier Store eroIinet tporoen.
Selepbon DerbinOung SO. 288. Mam
erinnere Ii6 oil 402, @de BON 0oulion=
rnb 2oiopolirabe, seseniiber alpe. 6.
sl6tHngspoa
23,3- s. 9. 9aas.
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Sir Sieienigen, tuel6e einmal in

Ullr Ste1elttgelt fpel1e elnmal IN
.bie @efabr fommen iollten, tpel6e elm
amerifanif6er Wirbelifurm (Sornaoo)
o0er Orfan nit lif) bringt, mag es our
2ebensrettung 6ienen, 5lt ipil1en, mas
DIR. 9. s. Sones BON 8eauregar0,
W}iifilippi, tbat, als er ben jiingfien
5ornabp fommen Iob, pelGer ii6er 100
Meniaenleben perni6tet bat. ST rief
nit eroBer Gciifesgegentpart ieiue Grau
uno ieinen Gobn all lid, mari f6 nit
ibnen i'm SDhaum 5u Booen, lub ges
bot ibnen, ii6 eilieit OIL etrduder1
feft3ubalten unb glattgeiiredt itill 81 lie
gen, uno mGbrenb er feline Grau nit
elmer 6an6 feltbielt, padie er nit oer
aubern einen jungen Baum. 9eran
brauite Ser Wirbel unb eri1utterte i'm;
er b6rte oeu arad feines einffiir3enoen
Sauies. Sn Stu mar Nlles boriiber.
Seine 6rau mar in Obnma1t gefallen,
iein Sobn blutete unb bate 8rauI9en
befoinmen. 9lber ibre @eiltesgegen=
mart bate ale brei gerettet.
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gDie Sefeoropbenbr1bte OH

oo:.
2ole aelegtapgeHOralle auW ein1
MAJ EN- TfenlWennIleoeh fetieien, plro
IN Der yeifolter paoen0por' % er5aglt:
ger afoeiter eo'paro DloDo patte oell
Spornrslll llllo oas Veltms allf Dem
eaMpan lOen 0eballoe afSlllirsI1en
lino 9atte 5li olelem ,Snede eIne 9rep@
penlelter auf pen edllns oes Wlaniar=
oenoanes gelfehf: Wabteno nun Globo
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gases , ofenisfeiten.
9 Il | q II B

9luf Der Cincinnati 9lortberl
8abn febrte cine picnic Bartie had
Der Stabt suriid. 9Ddbreno Ser SSabri
entitano cine 59ldgerei, in ber Geppl=
pcr lltb Meiier CUR 9lnmenbung famen.
5 Mdnner iinb i6wer Dermunbet tuors
ben.
Ser merifani11e GpngreB bat eill
Geieb angenommen, luel6es Die @egie=
rung ermd6tigt, eine 9lnleibe bon
$40, 100000 gu neoOiiiren.
- Sn Maibington legte @bas. 2p=
man feline 6telle als Bureau1ef bes
5dabamtes nieoer uno leiitete 9leidj
barauf ben Mmtseio als Sber granlis
nator Der gibiloienif f=Gpmmiiiion.
MusIano.
= &aiier Wilbelm bat Elm 0ano=
f1reiben an baS preuBii6e Minilteriiln
geri6tet, in tpelhem auf bic 8erdnbe=
rungen i'm &riegs= uno Mlarincminilfcs
rum bingetpiefen miro. Der &ailer
f6reibt unter @nberen, baB Die err
ipdbnten Menberurgen oem llmitanbe
Su3uidreiben, baB Die Generalc BON
&amefe unb BON Stofd ni6t Die n6=
tbigc Gnergie geseigt, als cs gegolten,
Die prdrogatipe oes &aiiers als Ober=
befeblsbaber Der Qrmee, gegeniiber ben
Anmabungen oes &ei6staas 81 mabren.
W. Cine yta6ridt bon Queenstomn,
Srlanb, fagt: Sn bergangener Wode
linb 3415 NustDanberer bon bier mad
Mmerifa abgereiff.
- 3miiden Der Nrmee oes gmir
BON Mfgbaniftan unb beui Stamme Der
Sbinuarris fam es gu einem 6efeGt,
bel pel6em 2ebtere sei6lagen iuurben
unb 200 Wtann berloren.
8eneraleapitdn prenoergait bon
@uba id)idte einen plan ua9 Mtabrib
our 9febusirung Der geiabungstruppen.
Die glussaben iollen baour6 um ST..
100000 pro Sabr perminbert tperoen.
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lBcrilstuns fclat. j

~ Wer tpegen neuer Treunbe alte
berna6ldiiigt 1T in @eia6r beioe 81 Ders
lieren." slber es iollte beoadt iperben,
baB giierenfraut ein Greuno 1T, ben
man ni6t @efabe lallfen iollte su ber=
lieren. Pflaifer fDnneu bieaei9t benz
labmen Giiden einise @rlei6terung perz
ibaffen, aber fie f0nnen i'm mi6t fllri=
rem, benn bic Nieren iinb angegriffen
unb man beoarf eines 9eillnittels, wel=
DIES Direct auf bieielben einwirfen unb
beren nDrmalen 3uitanb tpie6er berz
felt. 9fierenfraut bat oieie beionOere
@igenl9aft.
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@ Sine Bbotograpbie ie 1T eine
Grinnerllng fiirs gan5e Qeben uno ferlt=
tpobnenbcn @eriuanoten fam man feine
gr6Bere Greuoe bereten, aIs penn man
ibnen feinc photographic iiberf6idt. s..
8nbm u Co., Norblpef-@de bomWlin
plasa, fertigen brillante giloer an.
Sbre Gallerie 1T pomp0s eingeriGtet
uno nit ben neueiten Mpparaten perie=
ben. 30,1 ,6Wet
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Yearl 6umie Salupn unb Geitaus
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Sabnoepot, q uFin, 3eras-9er>
mann S6mibt, @igentbimer.
Seine @etrdnfe aller Dirt, importirte
unb einbeintiide Gigarren. 2un6 fir
&eiien6e. -Mablseiten a,l ieber Cages.
seit.- -9elifateifen in GROCER Muswabl
m6blirte 3immer. g9rMir
empfeblen bas 2ofal bes 6errn
S6ntibt alen &eiienben unb Yeiudern
9lnitin's anf's slngaegenli6fte.
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fort finben; ein 9eutiber tpirb Dor.
gesogen. Wfan tDenoe lih an
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pagner, Wisfies, 2iauore, feines Bier,
einbeimiide ltnb inportirte @igarrem.
Oas 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdunig unb
Diaaroipieler fin6en mebrere Sif1e Der
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ielben in gan5en @nSiigen ODER aud
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Ylilmbers unb @as Gitters,
335 OH 9ouitomiiraBe, San 9lntonio.
8aoeiuanuen, Stursbdber, Wa1erelo=
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Ylei= unb Giienr0bren, 8ierapparate
unb Gasfirtltres aller 9trt. 1,11i
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Gaitle. 9as 2ager lit groB uno billig
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YalaifsSalpm II. @illarbs Sale,
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ger Better. 6 Billiards neuelten Stu
leg. ginr bic beiten 2iqll0re, Wbisfies,
Meine, fril6es Yier unb Gigarren. 9lm
2un6cpunter bic ausgepdblteiien De=
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bon 10 bis 12 llbr.
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Griibling finbet man BET
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2eben Derldngert bat.
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