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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-02-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE TARIFF.

KANSAS CHIET The tariff question Is assuming a
consideration in the minds Of the masses, and espe
eially among the thinking and reading part OF the
people, and demands that the press should give full
scope to the views of outside writers. and I am
pleased TO say that the farmer has no truer and
rmer friend than the majority Of the directly ed
itOria writers yet many of them have very limited
ideas Of many of the great national principles which
lay Al the foundation Of our Republic; and the tariff
is built upon solid principle, and no; easy TO he al
jus,ed to mete out justice to all.
The Patriot, Of Atcbisou, gives the farmer the fol
lowing consolation:
In fear the farmer looking this long list OF the
brilliant taxes he Is required should utterly lose hear
tariff bill allows him to buy the following articles free
duty; Altar Of rOses oil Of amberys oil Of bersamot oil
Of orange, oil of norO-n fact all ESSENTIAL oils for the
Of the farmers perfumery There will also be free OF
duty nI mt cinnamon Pepper pineato eaItAnons-
root Champagne also will only pay forty eight and
half cent against hundred and per
the farmer in this free country quite much liberty
to drink cheap taxed champaign and free altar Of
revision now going in Congress is fiand. The
few articles ihat little used Is lSsened while
farm the bures of taxation Is really increased How will
he continue to stand the Oppressionl
Below the reading and thinking farmer will find
the list Of the entire import the free list The
articles of coffee and tea alone amount 10 81 905
9E.72, which goes into the consumption of nearly
every family; and the Patriot is not alone in send
ing forth articles like the above broadcast the
land, then AJAX to be supported as high standard
representatives of the American press.
The great underlying principle of tariff taxation
is to admit free all productions that do not pro-
duce; tax all articles and products that have
in-raw material the highest rate. and
advance the rate in proportion to the value Of labor
that has boon expended upon the product; also, tax
luXuries heavily-protect the producer and the la
borer. Brother farmer, please examine the free
schedule carefully.
Schedule Of imports for the year ending June 30
1881 and compiled by the United States. from actu
nj records Free of duty:
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r. Mrs. DIN died in the northeastern part of
this Township. on Monday, in the 10th year of her
are
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~ Puny, weak, and sickly children are made
healthy and strong by using Browns Iron Bittcrs.
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For Sale.

Eighty acres of Land, well improved. three miles
from Leona. Kansas Address. p o. Box. 100, Le-
ona, Kas. Seb4w-
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In these times of quack medicine advertisements
everywhere, it is truly gratifying to find remedy
that is worthy of praise, and which really does as
recommended. Electric Bitters We can vouch for as
bcing true and reliable remedy and one that will
do as recommended They invariably Stomach
and Liver Complaints, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof speak,
and can readily say, give them trial Sold Mt fifty
cents a bottle. by d. c. Sinclair & Bro. Troy.
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On long time, at per cent. interest, on we'll i'm
proved Farms Donlhan County. Kansas Apply to
Junesi y X. STuUT Troy Kansas
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Hereafter, there will be voting precinct at
Highland Station. The County Board, Mt its last
meeting established precinct there
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Wells Health Remover Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &c.
a. at druggists. Kansas Depot McPIKE e. FOX.
Atehison Kansae
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II The B. & NJ. R. r., known the .'Buriiugtos
Route, offers special advantages to travellers See
their advertisement in this paper
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White CIoud Gossiu.

What has become of our news itemizers fiom this
borough! our town certainly Is oil enough Hhlor-
lance 10 be represented IN some way fefhaPS our
local correspondents are suffering rom an a'''oA Oh
ennui. Al any rate, Mr. tditor should y"n 'ehsi"-
er these items worth publishing shall sndeaNor 10
send You something OF probable interest," "ceaSion-
ally
Our streets have presented quite o"Sine's-iihe
appearance, during the past few weeks Farmers
are busy bringing grain corn and wheat mt" mar
ket.
Fruit, OF all kinds, appears to have been injured
to very great extent by the extreme cold weather
Good housewives who were so fortunate As to have
made provision Tor irt iihihe' are in"'''' 10 "e
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Obituary.

r. The wife Of Fred. Manville near wathena.
died. last week.
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q II you want good cigar, try the Prospeetor.
only Eve cents each. n. ID. G. Sinclair & Bros.
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A VALUABLE WoRK.-We have n large supply of
DIR. Kendalrs book, The Horse and His Diseases"
one of the most valuable works for farmers To be
found II is book of 100 pages, containing illustra
tons showing the appearance of the horse in every
disease ailment to which he is subject, and by
which any person can tell what complaint is affect
ing sick horse II also contains directions for the
treatment of all diseases and recipes for making all
kinds of medicines used in treating horses.
We have copies of the work in English, German.
and French. Every subscriber of the Chief who has
already paid in advance, or who may hereafter pay
in advance. will be presented with copy Of this
book, in the language he prefers by calling at the
office and applying for it, or sending three cent
postage stamp to have il mailed to him. Persons
not suhsrribers can procure copies for % cents.
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Boots and Shoes.
Cnnle 10 Sec IL.

Large stock of Boots and Shoes. Just
received. at Leland's.
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TROY MARKETA,

~ The place TO get native lumber, is at Palmer
L nrtan-s Whit. Gland
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gofal sNatters.

F- any other length Of time in accordance with the
nv raf.s which apply only 10 regular advertising
R1siDe-s cards Of lines or less 8 a year.
For el and transient advertisements 81 per square for
The r Insertion and 80 cents for each subse
SniaI Notices will charged 50 per cent extra; and
iiorial advertisements and personal communications
double Locals 10 cents line for single insertion;
cents per line for subsequent insertions. -
Eight lines Of solid Nonparen make one square. Al
square 49,.
Advertisements requiring be certified TO- viii be ehArg
ed the cost certifying in addition 10 the regular rais
Transient advertisements must be paid FOR nSAAOS IL
advance. -
~ JOB WORK Of all kinds done on SNORT hpoe- -
ow times will admit. All job Work must De pau
far when taken from the office.
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~ Senator Sherman has preserved all the Jet.
ters which he has received during the las, twehi!
years and they number nearly 1000
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u Try the Prospector Cigar, if you want goo.l
smoke. ID. C. SIScl AIR A. RRo
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!. y. a. a. Y

Troy Lodge No A. T. and A. ", meets in their Hall
srst Monday in month before full and second
SATURDAY thereafter Visiting Brothers and members are
cordially invited Ia attend. - - -
GRO. T. WOop, Sec.
Troy'Chapter No &C. Il. \. NJ hold their meetings
the first Monday after fun moon.
JAMES u. WILLIAMSON, II. p.
u. &. SINCIAIE Sec.
Waihena Lodge No. ca A. +. & \ n, meets at their
Hall every SATURDAY on before the full and every
two Visiting brethren corlially in
Nited "a attend. :. HATCH, W. Al.
C. POIuEE See
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Viii negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
nancy or,-r
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DoyIPu.N COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge d Judicial District-DAyID MAKTS. -
county C6mmissioners-R p. sHuLsKT, CYRUS LELAND
JR LTKUs FETTER
sheriff. G. BAILEY.
CLERK Of District Court j. CLesE
Treasursr-SAHuEL " JOHNSON.
Jounty Clerk-D. W. MOEsE.
County Attorney-B. 4. SEAvEE.
Probate Judge--JOHN i. wilcox.
Register Of Deeds-ERAssUs f. DIXoN.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-l. y. SBAsER
Suryey0r-JAMEs +. FOEIAN.
C0roucr-DR ROBEET 5. DISsNORR.
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Ask druggists for Rough on Rata Ii clears GU,
rats, mice. bed-bus., reaches, vernin. ies ants in
sects. l5c. per box
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r. Ex-cadet Whitaker has gone Co school teach
ing in south Carolina.
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y On next Saturday evening, Feb. 9th, at the
Methodist church. in Wathena, Prof. Crosby and
Prof. Rusk. of st. Joseph, will give entertain
ment of reading. We can promise treat to all who
attend. The entertainment is free to all.
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Lonrf-,Io,y,, a,r,x.,.,r

On the evening of February 9th the ladies of the
Library Association will give an entertainment at
the Court House. consisting entirely Of selections
from the writings of LoDgfellow Tickets % cents:
reserved sests. rs cents. For sale at post-offce
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MONEY TO LOAN.

J.F. fzHmpson is prepared 10 Ionn
money 20 the Fnrmers of Doniphan
County. ON long time, al per cent. i'm
feresf. and - reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. and
stop Interest, If thc borrower chooses.
No delays fa furnishing the money. No
sworn superintendent or application
required. Call on him at she Office Of
Register TfseeGIs, at The Court fsOuse.
29apriy. ). 4. lzAMPS0N.
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ALLOW rates on long time. n. PRICE,
2ijunes0 TINY KAMA.
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Forbid intoxicating nOstrums, and use Psrkers
Ginger Tonic in yonr family. This delicious remedy
intoxeates, is blood and brain food, and
aiding all the vital functions never fails to
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-02-22

l. Piano duett.
>. salutatOry.
B. Tabaleau-Excelsiur
T. Song-The Bridge.
). Paul Revere's Ride.
O. Dissertation ON LonsfelInw.
9. Piano solo.
10. Building of the ship.
II. Wreck Of the Hesperus.
10. Tabalcaux-Burnod at the STAKE.
Is. Song-Psalm of Life
IA. Old Clock Oh the Stair
Is. Piano duett.
l6. Tabaleaux-EvaugeIine.
IL. Robert of Sicily.
ls Hiawatha's Wooing
IL. Song-The Day is Done
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Come TO See Us.
We will grind feed for the farmers, on Friday and
Saturday Of each week. Try eur kinldried corn
meal.
FARNERs' ELEVATOR AND MILL Co.
mayitf Severance. Kansas
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rroy CITY Lodge No p every Saturday night at
id Fellows Hall over Boders Bank All members Of the
tder are cordially invited to attend. - .
u. SEELEY, ". G.
Jos PESROD, Il. Sac.
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AGENTS.

JAMES II. BATES A Park Row, New York.
s. NJ PETTENGILL a. CO, 81 Park Row, New York
HOWELL q CHESNAS, St Louis, Mo.
THIS PAPER nay Ty be 5oTRa on % a. SsO,s Syrr
sing Brrr,au 40 Spruce ST. where adyeTtisning con
racts NAV be made for ii IN NEW YORK.
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Gin riihrenbes 9eiipiel BON 6un

- Gin riibrenbes 8eiipiel bon 9un-
betreue iDurbe in bergangener Me9e
ni6t ipeit bon Orange, g. S., beoba6=
tet. Spdt in Der 9ta6t bemerfte Der
2otomptiUIiibrer zines bon 0Dbofen
abgegangenen 3uges einen menfdli6en
GDr3er auf benz @eleife, allein gum
9alten mar es gu ipdt, unb 10 ging bic
Wagenfludt iiber ben nngliidli6en bin=
meg. 9lls Der 3us gum Steben ge=
bra6t mar, ellten Die 8eamten 5ur
Stelle 3uriid unb fan0en bic berifiim=
melte Qei1e zines Mannes, an tpel9er
cine groBe 8ullbogge winlelnb uno beu=
leno 5errte. Sen &orper bes Sobten
peg3unebmen, mar niGt m0glid, benin
Der 6unb pereitelte alle 8eriu9e unb
mid erft BON feinem Ypfen, als amei
S1ilIe lnf i'm abgeieuert paren. Oils
Der Qei1nam neben Dem Beleiie nieberz
gelegt porben, eribien elm iunges, flei=
nes Siinoden, leete lid neben Dem tobs
ten &0rper bin uno blidte unpertpanbt
auf feinen 0errn. Oie perwunbete
Oogge bate Ii1 bireft mad Dem Sauie
bes Nerunsliidten, @eorge yleboe in
Orange, u. S., begeben unb ber Trall
behelben. mel6e iofort G1limmes
abnte, ipinlelnb bic 9dnbe geledt. Ser
9unb tueigert iid ieitber, gtabrung gu
nebmen. Man rimmt an, yieboe iei
beim ueberidreiien bes @eleilss 10 un=
gIldli6 gefallen, oaB er fem SemuBt=
iein perlor uno IN 6olge beIien lberiab b.
rem muroe..
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: Sen Nusbrud: u@in Gchiff Iduft

= Sen slusbrud: Gin G6iff lduft
10 unb 10 biele &npten in Der @tunbe"
fann man iebr oft in 3eituugsberi6ten
leien, cine 9lngabe, bic, tpenn man lie
auf ibre Wabrbeit priifen tpollte, au
ben merftpiirbisten &eIultaten fiibren
tpiiroe. go NOR neulid Die Sabr=
geI6ipinoigfeit bes S6iffes r@ofia",
bas fiir bic nete @rDnlanb Expedition
ausgeriiitet ipltrbe, in Ben 3eitungen
auf III ¬en in Der Stunbe" ail=
gegeben, bas piiroe in Wirfli6feit BET
ben: baB oas S6iff in ether @tunbe
ungefdbr 80 Sefunben Weses made,
cine @ei1pinbigteit, bic tpobl etluas
tpeniger als beipunbernspertb erl6einen
biirfte. Sci ber 8eftimnung Der Gabr.
gei6minbigteit zines S9iffes 1T ndm-
li6 ber 3uiab: uin Der Stunbe"
fali1. Die 2ogleine, na6 pel6er bic
@eidwinbigfeit geneien ipirb, entbdlt
in Mbitdnben BON je 25 RI. Gub &no=
ten; es tpiro nun beoba9eet, tpie biel
fol6er ¬en IN Der 3eit bon Is Se=
funben, na6 ber Sanoubr (9ogubr)
semeien, ablaufen. 0a nun Die Mb=
ifdnbe Der Gnoten in bemielben 8er=
baltniB gu elmer Seemeile fteben, tpie
ber Mblauf Der 2ogubr gu elmer Stunbe,
10 ergibt fi6, bab Der ablauf zines
¬ens in Is Sefunben anaeigt, bob
in elmer Stunbe Bel glei6er Sc
IhtpinDiafeit eine Seemeile auriid=
gelegt pirb. Die Mnsabl Der 2noteu,
bic mdbrenb Is Sefunben bon Der
2osleine ablaufen, geben alIo bic 3abl
Der Seemeilen an, ipel1e bas S9iff in
einer Stunbe bur6miBt. Sn ben Be
ri6ten iiber Die Sofia" muB es bem=
mad beiben: bas sdiIf maht IL Sno=
ten. 5. b. es legt in elmer Stunbe IL
5eemeilem auriid. Sieie @eI6tbinbig=
felt III nun aierbinss cine bebeutenoere,
als ipenn bas Sdiff bas Meiiierltid
pOllbrdbte, in ieinem Qaufe mdbreno
ueiner Stunbe" IL ¬en bon Der
2osleine abrollen 5u laHen.
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fen. 60 babe ids ssntadt uno abse<
ludlt babe id bic Wanier benz ielieen
Serrn-bu lieber @ctt!--ber fe bod iels
ten senus operirte. Da fSnnen Sie's
sleid beute isben. sllS iie mir iagte:
rRarl, bu fdbrlt mcrsen gu bsm 9errn
8arner, ba 1T uein Yfeseiobn porseipro.
4en, unb ben bolit bu ab"-ipplte td elm
paar fleine 9nappsl bajpiihen per fen,
benn mir paBte bas nur idledt; aidt se-
rabe nm meinetmesen, aber pie iou iis
benn 3mei Gage Obne mid ausfomnen?
guer @nuben, iuate i4, bier Meilen
ialedten BeS in pieier Sabres5eit nit
benz idmeren Basen, ber ldcn lanse
niht mebr febert, bas fSnnen Mere alien
Braunen nidt leiiien, unb er 1T bod intmer
NIT berYcif sefommsn nod bas leeteWat.
-Sa, ba lief iie id auf feline Station
nidt Elm, uno bann weiB i'd INNER, baB
iie NIT ibrem pabren @runo nidt beraus
mill. aber meg batte i'd ibn bod.
geun? fraste Sfeinbclo.
Du fibrit iadte ben gamstag bin,
iaste iie, unb Scnntas mad benz @pttess
bienit merben iid bic Tferoe 10 piel sez
rubt haben, caB id eud sum Raiiee er=
marte. Dabei nubnl lie ibren Saliiiels
bunb RAID uno flapperis uuf, unb -oas
beiBt 70 piel: Sebt 1T BON Der Sade nidt
mebr bic @ebe. WeBbalb fe's absr that,
1T bas: iie wia nidt. buB sic 10 lanse
bel ben 3euten bier bleiben; bier iausen
Sic 10 bel neue SDeen Elm, illeint he, benn
bic iinb bon ben Neuen, uub ba mag fe
nidt llnredt haben.
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~ 1srAAzAE
Fine teriibmte Jrau pbme 9ttet!
(Hus benz ugojtou GIsbe,S)
etrrtn ylsSattsmre!

aerrtn NeSntftmre!
Tas Dbiae lit elm sutes Bib pon Srau apbia g.
qinfbam aus 2pmn, Taii., bic m br als ireenb cine
anSere 5rau In gSabrbeit ben Rdmen Ser ,5rauens
freunbin" ben piele ibrer rGorreiponbentinnen ibr
oserne betIesen, perSient. Sic rpibmct {ib mit
benz sr5bten Gifer ibrsr Grbeit, weIbe Iettete bas
3efultat zines IebensldneIi1en Stubiums III, uab
1T seswunsen feds aIfiItentinnen fic5 ,a baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic aussebrsitete GorrefponSens,
meIde pom alien Soften ibr sufiiebt unS pom benen
cine iesIi9e ib-e ipe;ieue 2eibenslait oSer ibre
SreuSe sapon befreit ~ iein, tunbsiebt 81 beant,
porten. Sbre pFansen qrdparation n Gin SeiIs
mittsI fig sute uns ,ii4t fir b5fe 9wede. SD babe
peribnt1 btes auSgefurben uftb bin non ber gBaLrs
lsit Ssfsn ruasi9 }ass. lbsrsenst. - ~,S ~1''''
wegen biejermobl blbemiefsnen Gi9enf4aften ,pirb
Ne bon ben beiten Mer3ten bes 2anbes empiobIen
Mno "! uerid'rieben, Giner pon. biefen faat: sCie
sic tnrrt poItdnbig bic f9Iimnttte Art WutterIeibs
MbfaEen eeueorree, unre0eImdbige nnb i1merss
ils1e monatht5e aeinisung iebe Mrt eamsns sRranf'
ss Ssi;ag'sna 'ss. ans sSsS%rs uanatrIi@ep
genoen Wldenmartbe i4werbeh, nnb tit beionbers
anipenbbat sur 8eit bes 2ebenspedfeIs.a
Ste Snr9brinst issen Sbeu Ses menf9Itben
&raft EN-. S9wd@e, HIdbindt, Draug mad @eiss
mittttn unb Mageni9 wdde ptrb ieberseit babursb
abgeboIfen. STE Observation-Disclosures Qopfi9mers
4tHt uelDple SelpeHI Qu9emefhe &0fpertd1tpd1e,
S9lafotgteits &bmattung nnb t1npereauii6teit
Senes @efabl .gdnsIider Grihbpfang, peIdes
S9mersen unb MidenIeioen 3nr 5otge Eaf, 1T tets
polftanoig uoriber nadb Uebrau1 Siejes Seilmits
tis. Seberseit nnb inter nGcn tlmftanbeit 1T sic
Brtung IN uraitdu bigc m liebereintomme nit bem,
rem rueibitsn 95rperfpfiem unterlieaenben ge5eb.
Der yreis 1T nur 81. a Tfai5e, s.. far SIai@en,
nn5 rpirb pon allen MpotheEern perfdnft. Sraen6
pelHer Ratb flrfpe3iene Sale, nnb bic Namen pon
8ielen bic enr@ Mnwenbuilg Der pFan3en Mijauna
wteber uoaftanbig herseiteut wor6en, tann man po
gsrs q. in ihrer 4riuat Abreiie, 2pnn, Ma, erbaIs
ten. Wan fige poftmarfe sur Beanfmorfune bel.
Gegen 9ieren gei6werSen Bel beiben gef6Ietz
tern ift bieie Wifdung unibertteifbar ME sabi<
reite Seugnife bepeifen.
sNrs. Ytnfbam's 2eber 3,iIen,S faat elm Cores
ipoubent, rnb bic beten tn ber elt aIs SeiImittei
Grftarrnng. Sbf DIut Neiniger brinat Burs
berfu wertc nF6 ID trueiFe nidf wrb bafb ebenio
berakmt nnb pepuldr fein ipie be iIanser ssrdpa<
Gin Ssbsr mub bieie gran aIs eiusn gnaben
onas. @!steH,b beren einsiser @unffb IL anbercn
q5ilaSsIpbia, pa. 90 Mrs. u. @. o.
:R1AGsg ~
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*2pbia 6. pintbam's arduter=Wliz
f9ung ionobl tpie ibr Slut=&einiger
tperben beibe in glo. 233 unb 235 @e=
tern 9lpenue, 2pnn, Wfaii. subereltet.
preis jeoer einselnen $1.-Se6s Glaz
i6en fir $5.-per poit iii Billen ober
&a6eldenform, nod gmpfang beg
Breiies, 81 per S6a6tel fiir ieoe, ber=
fanbt. Srau pinfbam beanttportet be-
reitipiligit iebe 9ufrage, Die an lie se=
ridtet ipiro. Mlan ienoe eine 3 Gent
Yoftmarfe fiir bic Nntport.
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OieraiGi6briee Grfabrune etmer
0lten HB6rtertu.

Mrs. DinsIors Sootttns Gprup wirb
BON einer bsr ts5asn Deftorinnsn une ben
0drterInnsn Ia ben Der. Stanisn Der.
ldristsu. Gr wuree felt 40 Sabrsn BON
Miuiousn pen Niittsrn unb 8inrtrn NIT
ME ifbIsntsn Grfolss ssbraudt. fcrctl
pcn beH Gage oltsn 8inbe, ME BON e..
ipa&isntn 8lnbrm. Gr ts(sitiet SAdrff
N NaSsu, beirtit pom Dinptolif unb re-
eulirt bic Dspdrmt /; fr ssrlHafft FIR 6in.
ber nnb Mittsr Huts unb 0cblbstaesn.
Mir sIauten, bab tsr Sprup bas btae
unb Hntrns Witttl 10 ssssu Dplsntsrit
nnb Diarrtoi bi 8inbsrn, slsi&pisl Ub
bur& 3atusn strurla&t oosr bar& aabe.
u ur(a&sn. Cine @ttraud sanwsifuns
wirb jsbsr JlafAe bstsssebtn. 60 ~ ieins
d&t, msnn ni8t has Gaefmtis bon Cur
tie q. psrItie auf bsr eue esnfsite Der etn,
yadnu8 exltaIten IA - :2lIsn Mpctts.
Isa AZ baten, tie GIai&f s5 gsnts.
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*** *ySft lobt man ben MsnIben nee
gen leines 9mtes." 9lber ytierenfraut
mub man ieines eigenen. ,pirfli9en
gSertbes negen loben, tpelGer erpropt
unO gepriift tporben lit, unb Der betpie=
len, baB oieie We6i5in in feiner tueient=
li6en Gigenidaft, fraft tpelder Magen=
i6wdcbe, golbene Nber, Magen> uno
2eberz&ranfbeiten sebeilt tporben 1inb,
irgenb etpas gu ipiini6en iibrig gefaIz
fenlbat. Gs miro in trodener llnb fliiI=
Tiger SSprm subereitet.
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. 9reiaehn Gilp !fomone" Sin6

v9reisebn &ilo &omane" 1in6,
io lange Der gorratb rei6t, fir NUT 10
Dfarf su baben. Sieler literaril6e
Nusberfauf nirb bon einem befanntem
8erleger bur6 elm sSnierat in Ser
pgreslauer 3eitung" proflamirt; benz
nod fommt bas &ilo &oman auf ni6t
gang --a6t ,@rol6en gu feben! Das
i6eint- -bom Stan6punft bes Mafula=
trrbdnolers = eine febr annebmbare
Sherte 5u iein. Oie 8iell9reiberei
unierer Sage 1T aaeroings nienals bra=
liif6er illuiirirt tporben, .als burd biez
fen &omanperfauf mad bem @etpidt.
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ten Notbsu6ts gerbre6en betbeili9te,
eingefangen morben.
= Sic Staatsfonpentipu Ser 2ebrer
Der Dffentli6en S6ulen trat am 26. in
Galpeiton suiammen.
Sn SDler ipurbe neben s. 90.
WMrpbD's Suipelieritore ein nelter &el=
Ter gegraben; bie Mauern bes @ebdu=
Oes itiir5ten ein unb Die Waaren tpurben
berfdliittet.
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- Ser @ebraud BON !Sall's 8egez
table Sicilian Sair &eneber berbttet
bas unSeitige grideinen grauen Saares
entfernt bic unangenebmen 9aari6up.
pen, reinigt bic &opfbaut unb berleibt
bem 9aar iippigen Wuds.
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9utb & 8ollbre9t, 219
Grodett 8lod, 9llamo Bla5a, ftnb
Mgeitten fit Die beriibmten @uttaz
per6a= fertig gum @ebrau6 angenaa9s
ten Garben, ebenfaus fit Oearsers
patent Cotton Sprinfler.
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n9 9leiber, Wantel, &0de, Striim>
pfc unb ale 3leibunssltiide f0nnen err
folgreid nit ben Claimant -Garben ge=
fdrbt merben. Wfoberne Garben, nun
10 GeutS.
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- @artens, Gelb= unb Blumenid=
mereien, BON 2anbretb 6 Sons, ieoer
Mrt empiiebH 5u Srisinal=preiien
.0.ut6 &8oIlbre9t. &
Al @rodett=8lpf, Mlamo-p -plaaa.
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Sie sr0ste austpabl BON Serren=
llnb &naben Gleiberu unb 6urniibing
@oobs in Der Stabt, bic BON Seoer=
mann iobalo ais m0gli6 inipiSirt tuer=
ben Iollten, bel =
Sbeets, Gorreoon & Gaitle,
Grodettz8lod 9llamospla3a.