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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07
10 - r.

4 YOUNG DOG. PART RETRIEVER
n and part Newfoundland. with long
ears, white feet and white breast. weigh
ing II bout 60 pounds ~ scar on right fore
foot. with HAIR burned of; white tip on
end of tail was lost Nov. 18th. Twenty
five dollars reward viii be paid and No.
questions asked. Tor the return Of the dog
to the Biieu Theater del II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

BAD FRUIT TaEEs of our peo-
pie engaged fruit trees that came
from abro-d. and when they arrived a
good portion were dead and dry enough
TO make kind ing wood. Better salts
faction il given by purchasing ho,le
grown trees-they. too, are acclimeted.
and Are more sure to grow and repay
the eullav.-EHensi,arq StaHda,-i.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07
PIANO FOR SALE.

ITO BE SOLD CHEAP on ACCOUNT
of removal. one almost new seven
octave UPRIGHT PIANO, one of the best
ever brought to Seattle brilliant tone and
highly ornamented carving; awarded
first prize medal at the Vienna Exposition.
For particulars inquire a this office. II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

An inquirer having asked. VIVA
is the liquor question in Ohio ;" the
Courier Journal answers" What will
you take :"
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PACIFIC COAST.


TOMBSTONE. Dec. "a Mexican cour-
Ter from Fronte AS arrived this morn
ing with news to the Epitaph that Il
baud of Apachcs, probably Geroni mos
whom Crook left in Sonora, is raiding
in the noighborhood of sronteras. They
had attacked and badly wounded two
Americans, Il. G.. Scott and A. Bennett,
who left here eight days ago. The two
men mad such gallant and desperate
fight for their lives that the Indians fled.
A surgeon with assistance was dispatch
cd to the wounded mon. Great excite
ment az ,iu prev Ills. Crooks policy of
harboring the women aud children and
leaving the fighting bucks to raid Is
strongly condemned.
4 Dishonest Merchant
SAN FRASCisCo. Dec. BIT is stated
this evening that Waltersen. of Walter
sen X Dewey, produce merchants. has
deoemped with $1,000. about all the
available assets ot the firm. The bust
ness house Is closed.
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zoo CORDS SINGLE BOLTS AND
WV 20 cords wood. Cash OH delivery
OF Shingle Mill.
no2 MERRINETHER & FREDERICKS
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Estray Notice.

4 BAY HORSE. WITH " HITE
~ stripe down the head. hind feet white.
entered my pasture at RentoD. last Octo-
Der. and has since remained there. This
is to notify the owner that unless he takes
the animal swav and pays the costs. | will
proceed To dispose OF hun according To
law lt6I JOHN ANDERSON
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

\ GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN
~ woman to cook and do general house
work ApplS to NJ las. rCUkkE.
def Corner James and Third streets.
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WANTED.

4 SITUATION. BY A YOUNG MAN.
~ anxious and willing 10 do most any
thing: has had some experience in the
grocery business. Address w" this
office def
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HIS LIFT C.MP.-rhe HALEY II. r.
Times SAYS " There came near belng
Il dead doctor III Montpelier Il. r. a
few days ago. While coupling c srs IN
the depot yard there Young msn go;
one of kis fingers smashed. DIR. Hoo
yer. the local physician, administered
chloroform t. the sufferer. preparatory
10 operating upon him. He the. At
off the injured iinger. but failed 10 leave
any skin 70 cover the exposed bone. and
cut the flesh and bone off even. TIE
young man died from the effects of tue
chloroform. bat the surgeon did no;
notice this. and kept on carving the
lifeless BODY until ordered 10 des's.-
When the facts became known sevt ~!
Infatuated citizens threatened hIm with
personal violence. aud he woaid have
Jared roughly bn; for his luok IN lind
ing the rear entrance to b yard. ana
Immediately jumping the country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

DEFINITIONS Nor IN WEBsrkg.-Buss,
to kiss; rebuss. TO kiss again; plurlbus.
to kiss without regard TO sex: silly buss
10 kiss the hand instead of the lips;
blunderbuss. To kiss the wrong person
onnIbuss. To kiss all the persons IN the
room: erehus, 10 kiss in the dark. Evi
IDENTITY the country girl VINO went WA
10 the city had these definitions IN her
mind. 4 young gentleman xas Ia Is
cert her SOME distance through the
town, and not wishing 20 walk. be re
marked, Hold on, Mary, let's take a
bus" hut Mare. blushins 10 the eve
brows, drew back, aud with wounded
modesty replied, "Oh. George, not
right here u the street
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For Rent.


TWO SECONDHAND PIANOS, At
/ J. ID. LOWMAN'S Book Store del q
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TO LET.

nNWO-STORl DWELLING HOUSE,
] corner Eleventh and Cherry st.eets.
Inquire OF ltI >. l. CkAW FORD.
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To Lot.

4 FOUR STALL STABLE IN
~ quire of CLAYTON BROS.
dec sii Front street
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YROMPfNgsb AND REGULARITY. TjMk
REDUCED FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
The new and fast schooners Iseporter, Osp,
6och; John q. North. Capt. Moore; Huoneme
Capt. Elliott: American Girl, Capt Backus !;
and ship City OF Brooklyn, Capt Swan, will
make regular trips from
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An FRANCISCO 70 SEATTLE, DIRECT.

shippers please order by the above Line.
Marine Insurance effected at the lowe ~
rates. CHAS. II. WELLS, Agent,
10 California 81 San Francisco
Ii. L. YESLER, Agent,
DIV MIL st 81 attic
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07
Rte,ers admitted To Bail.

P1rrsBURG, Dec 5.-In the hearing OF
the habeas corpus proceedings Al Mnr'
r,vsyille in the case of the rioters from
Gre.nbnrp this morning, Judge Hunter
decided 70 admit all To ban except Bow
.s, Milton. Weston, of Chicago. Col.
piat.Iev and Joseph johnson.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07
Mad Al'Uui II.

DENVER, Col, Dec. i,.--Chis. G. Healv,
in the detective service of tho North
Western railway, il in this CITY on busl
ness io his company, and emphatically
and Indignantly denies the report tele-
graphed from Caicago today that he
had been arrested for compromising a
felony or any other crime, and threatens
vengeance upon the circaiators of the
libelous report.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

The Western Miners and Smelters'
Association, having for its object the
protection Of the lead market, perfected
an organization after appointing a com
mittee to investigate the cause of the
pre5en. depression III prices. II then
adjourned to meet III the near future.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

NEW York. Dec. achievements
strong. The market opened with con
siderable pressure 10 sell Willard stock /,
ewing TO the introduc loa Of the bill in
the Senate for ths forfeiture of certain
lands of the Northern Pacific and the
announcement that the company had
applied to the Stock Exch anee To list an
aodltionu amount OF first inortgase
ponds. Considerable Oregon Tran.con
Inental Was sold on the belief tina,
snere would be 40 dividend decltred.
onese shares declined $.td21 per cent.
Vsner shares did not sympathize with
sass break Ia Wizards To any grea; tx
ssot. About lilo II waa stated that OH
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p,,.t Boat ana Grew Lost.

NV YORK. Dec. , The pilot boat
rai,,,,bia. No. <. was run down By
S.oa,ner on SATURDAY. She was built
fonr wears ago by Patton at cost 81
xI6 600. She sailed Saturday with tour
pilots on board and crew OF SIX All "'
yhom were lost.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

W,sHIsGros. Dec. 5.-Herr Lasker
arrived at Washington to day. and was
me: nv committee Of German ci'i
1e,,s. Who corted him to the vatiou-
.In..s If int. rtst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

DUBIIS. Dec. at the assiZes TODAY
Elliott ~as inflicted for the murder of
Mrs. smith. wife Of landlord of Vest
Meatr. who Vas -hpt dead while return
Ing from church. True bills we're also
found for conspIr Acy III the same muir
der against fourteen per tons. Furee
p-rsons who were arrested have been
discharged.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

SALT LAKE, Dee. s'-rhe Hsraif. the
Mormon paper. says editorially of the
Presidents message: the treatment
which poor Utah recciy 90 At the hands
of the President il ~ rough and harsh
M il is uustatesmanllke. Better things
were expected NJ him. Ii would be good
enough for Murray and ralmage or any
other bowling politician, but i, about
indicates that tho President has lost his
head in making AL onslau hit on the
Mormons, and is letting himself BE-
made tool of bv Governor Murray.
We do not believe Congress can be
coerced and duped into Such ha-ty and
foolish action rs the President has
b en-
The Ne.fS. the official organ of the
Church. SAYS: The utterance Will oc-
casion much surprise. II Is to raise the
issue 70 n figure in the coTing PreSiden-
iiai election. The reasons gwen by the
President are extremely weak anu don't
add to the force of the mess 'ge. nor do
credit To his supposed sasacity or states
manship. They viii certainly create no
comaiotion among the peaceabie and
God fearing people cf Utah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

WAsHINsToN, Dec. 5.-Sonator Lo-
CANS bounty land bill, introduced to-
day, provides that every person entering
the service Of the country during the
late war, either III the army or navy,
and properly discharged therefron. for
any period of service less than one
year, il entitled to eighty acres of pub
lie land, either for nimself or his heirs:
for service between one and two years
10 acres, and oyer two years service
ItD acres.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-07

NEW HAVEN (Cenn.), Dec. G.-Ihe
prevalence of typhoid and malarial fe-
vers among the students of Yale Col
lege is puzzling the faculty. The dram
age is perfect and they cannot account
for the unusual illness this term. Re
ports of deaths are exaggerated, ~ but
two students have died of typhoid
fever. One contracted the disease
abroad during vacation. There are =
number of students more or less Ill with
malarial fever. hut there Ia no great
alarm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-27

Bur Ra6ri II biene bisrmi', bag mad Der yu.
tIifai:on befu Mnwiss pdbreap 80 Saisn. Der
tsei IN 5teuna estnslittn eesisIaicr bss Staa.
ifs Tfras e.n, Grpiieatipn tinatrt6t wtrben
pirhy p,ihf I'M Gnaahms tints lp,5isQtn 0sfet.
afs iny AEmriruns Der 4s. Getttou. Mrtiftl ..
Iss Gbsrtre tfr 6taet San Nnirnio trfudbt.
gsfaetss AmmSsHsni rirb i'm Wrfentlthsn
I1ustn;
.,auf Gresit Der S.abt gelt ~ Ieistn urb
toinr Buhbs In eintm Bstrass aasimiislen, Der
bic Snumt ppn Jusflts zauitnb Doaars In ir-
aenb ttnsm siscaijatrs MID ubrlieisi. I'm tint
NnIeite IN ratea. rtife Uanfjis 2oufenb Dol.
idre hber5fief. mpb bic f}rasf ben 0runeaeutr>
8attru hu Etabt unterbrsiret nsrben. Soaten
son Ten oteafbtnen Siinimsn awfi Driittl bic
aRasrese unieriiresn, 70 ioa be anltibe ssftb.
lid tein."
Dsiee Ta6rsefl wu;be erariFtn In s}cIss Il.
me 8sf6luhes ba Diretur,n bcr @n&ants
Gr4anss.
%. 6euermaRn, 9Tdabent.
BAN 9ersnie; 6tfptfH 0suib, esnsfar'
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Die T!orenee 0ftabtinsale Der Sins
DerDf1cae.


Die T!orenee 0ftabtinsale Der Sins
cerpfege.
6olsenses ili elm Mue,us e'neS an hsn
Gsutitsn 8fform @sftnSsr in geam,
tsrsbursb, ga, sefdristsnsn 9ritfss:
Cine gBpbitbdterin.
SsFnst bic dslre fur fs uno WirS
Winslorp miro bepeiisn paB Fs Die ame-
rttaniide 5lOrentiner Nadttsau Der 8in.
Der tt. Daoun fnb mir 70 iibsr3eus!,
cab mir unisrsr Sup" lsbrsn werbeu
su iaeen: .@sissnet fsi Mrs Dinslow"
melt iie osrislbeu tetilTitb mar. iitsr bic
pcriope Res 3abn'ns une anrere 8e=
fAwssimfe,tsa fiir 8inoer binwes,utom.
msn. Wrs spinsluw Spoti ma
SYrup ntmmt nsr &inosrn bic 5hmer
sen unb furirt Iyi,ntrie rnp Giarrbpe.
@r maht ben Gauntn CART, bsirsit Don
gntsiinpuns unb trinst cas &tne sliidlih
iibsr bic Ysripbe bss 3abnsns btnwea.
er ttut serape bae. mas CT oorpisbt au
tbun, NdsS uno nldbt meniesr. gpir ba.
ben sinmal Mrs sDinslow esfsbsn une
fsanen lfe nur purh ibytn Suctin
Sprup fnr 6ineer. gBsnn mir bic
Watt bdttsn, wiireen mir q. als otlla.n
iGr pie Jstnosr btniieusn---nas lis auh
In Der 1oat III. Der Sprup nivo in
a0sn apotbsten 81 25 Gents per Jiaihs
perfauft,
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3 Sci Ser 8eipre6ung bes Ginfubr=
berbots bor amerifanil6em S6meine=
fleii6 t1aD SeuH1lans bemerft bic 81
limbs Staats5eitung:
Ser GongreB ltpirb 1id) berd6tlicber
6eigbeit unb Gelpillenlofgfeit 16uloig
MAIDEN, ipenn ct bie1e Dem ameritaniz
i6e1t 9anbel bon ben 0ertretern Ser
oeutiden Gegierung perlebte Shrfeige
rubig einitedt, pbne lie gu ermioern.
Sebt, na6oem Der Streib gefollen 1T,
na9bem Ser beutitbe 8unbesratb berge=
bauen bat, siemt li6's, bab Der ameris'
fanil6e GongreB binbuue. Gislnurd
ielbft 1T ia ionf Elm groBer Treuno Der
2ebre: u8urlt mioer @urlt!" unb
tpirb ii6 allo ni6t tpunbern biirfen,
tpenn iie aud einmal gegen i'm atgez
tpenbet tpirb. IS 1T on porliegenber
Steae f6pn gum lleberbruB oft geiagt
tporben, peldbe 9lrt BON empfinoli6er
Wioerpergeltllng Die Ser. Staten
iiben t0nnen. ggoaeu lie ebenIo, tpie
Der 8unbesratb, bic 6iirlorge fit Sic
6fentli9e Gelunbbeit gum Normanbe
HeVtlleH, ~ LuilHeIl Ite Ult VtHIuDl uutr
aus Seutf6lano fammenben Meine
(au6 tpenn lie BON ni9tbeutl9en 6afen
aus perIanot meroen iollten) perbleten.
So6 oarauf brau6en 1ie 1itb nid5t slt
bef9rdnfen. IS ii1b in neuerer 3eit
luieber re6t peinlibe Sdlle Don 8lutz
pergiftung b,Ir9 beutlGe getpirfte Waa=
rem (Striimpfe) borgetommen, bic nit
9lnilin gefdrbt paren. Sol6e SSdue
iino bduiiger, als Die bon Sri@inen=
franfbeit in Solge bes Genu1es ameri=
fanii6en Speds ober g6delf fleil6es.
gs beitebt Gruno gu Der &nnabme, baB
minbeitens neun 3ebntel Der aus
9euti6lanO ausgefiibrten bunten baunl=
mollenen Strumpfmaaren NIT 9(nilin
gefdrbt iinb. Woblan, bas lit @runb
genug, bic Ginfubr folder geiunbbeits=
fddoli9er Stoffe gu berbieten. 9llio:
Muf bas 8erbOt Der ginfubr amerifani-
fden S9meimefleil6es in 9euti1lanb
antlporte man nit einem 8erbot Ser
@infubr aller beuti9en Weine ltno aller
aus 6euti6en Gabrifen ftammenben bum
| ten StrumpfDQQren!
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Gan Nntontp, Dienitag SEN 27. 0ebruar 1888

lieb, felt i9 busu bic aruft fanp, iit feiu
@rOll sesen Did mebr in nleiner Seele.
3 @Ott, id badte nidt, DaB id nod
elenoer ,perben fSnnte. rief @5on, uno
bennoa mat eS n,Sslid! gBosu fam1
Du in meine 3e0e, unielises Weib, um
mir paS @iu5ise su nebuen, mas mir nod
seblieben, ben g'lauben an Define 2iebe?
N0md4tissr, bait elm nit Deinem Corn;
eS ift gu piel! Ginen Wcro besangen,
Gbre uno Treibeit perlrren, baS san5e
Daiein 3erltSrt, unb bas 9llIeS nm Elm
Weit, ta5 mid nidt einmal eeliett.. .
Geufei, idSner perfabreriider Geufel!
Du ioaft geiner Straie nidt entseben,
Su iO0it nimmer frOb weroen I'M 9lrm
zines glnoeren, beun Der Stud zines gu
@runbe @eridteten mirb Did perfctseu
Bis an Dein Gnpe!
8 gson. Dcin Stud 1T madtlos
iprad Noelbeib, oeun i'd, babe abseidlp1=
fen NIT ben, 2ebsn unb iiirdte ni6ts mebr,
neil id, ui9ts r1ebr bpiie. aann einenl
Sersifteten pas Gift, einem @rtrunfenen
bas Walier nod etpas anbaben? Wiat
Du perbrennen, mas ldpu Iide 1T? Nr=
mer Wann, Dein Stud 1T madttc8. sic
ihmies uno ibre ause lubte nit einem
unausipredliden Gusbrud auf ibm.
st idaute lie ou, mieber unb wieber,
unb Der anblid mar 10 IbermdAtis, Do6
CT bic 9dnoe faltete unb fpis i'm Graume
iprad: . @Ott, cas Weib 1T 70 idSn,
lit es renn m5slia, bab icld ein Gei4t
lii9en fcnnte?
Sic trat ibm etnen Sdritt ndber uno
iults leiie: g8iuit Du bSren, mas ia
2lr gu iaSen fam?
ieas willit Du mir nod iasen? fragte
er. SIT nod Elm Stid meiues Ser5ena
m4ris. Oas Du nid,t 5erfleiiht bafi? ST.
nch Tlas oa fiir einen neuea DcldtcB:
(5orifebun9 fplpt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-27

: Das bon bem Seeamt in Sam=
burg pnblieirte llrtbeil iiber ben uniall
bes gerber" lautct babin: Die am 8.
October 1882 bel Sap STAGE erfolgte
Stranbung bes beuti9en 9ampfI6ilIes
,0erber", ipelbe ben 8erluit bes S6if=
fes sur 6olge bate, lit bur6 cine un=
porIi6tige, bic StrOmperiebung ni6t
geniigenb beriidIid)tigenbe 8ursiebung
ieitens oes 6iibrers bes S6iffes unb
burf bic llnterlaiiung bes 8ebrau6es
oes 2otbes, mel6es bel Dem btrri6enben
ytebel uber bic gefdbrlide yiahe oes
2anbes 4uffldrung peri6afft bdtte, oer=
uria9t. Sem Gapitdn 5ii9bein miro
bic 8efugniB sur ferneren 9lusiibuHg
bes Sdiffergeiperbes ent5ogen; Der 4n=
trag bes Rei6seommiiidrs, bieie gntSie=
hung au6 auf ben erlten Sffisier bes
o6erber" aussuoebnen, tuuroe abgelebnt.
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Observation-Disclosures hobeu h

-GernIpre6sinri9tunge 9aben Bis
jebt 81 beutl6e Stdbte, ndmli6 Berlin,
Wfiiblbauien (@llaB), 9amburg,
Granffurt a. &c., 8reslau, &0ln,
Mannbeim, Wfagbeburg, 2eipsg, III.
tona, Stettin, Glberfelb, garmen, Grez
felo, 9eub, 9annober, Strabburg (@l=
iaB), Dresden, Bremen, 8raunl6peig
uno @ebpeiler (gliaB). Die glnsabl
ber amgemelbeten Stellen betrdst 4196,
Die Der angeI6loilenen Steaen 1902.
3u Der berseitellten Grabtleitung tparen
6840,54 KIN Srabtldnge eriorberli6.
Berlin bate gnoe yfopember 1895 an=
gemelbete Gernlpre6felen, 9amburg
$40, 2eipSig 1926, Grantfurt 251 Stel=
len. Sn Z Stabten beSiffert ii1
augenblidli1 bic Nu5abl Der Stellen
burfI9nittli6 auf 1874, in 10 StdOten
aui 100, in Stabten auf bur6l6nitt=
lid 55 Steaen. 9ie 3unabme oct
Stellen mabreuO Der lebten II Wtonate
belduft li6 fur Berlin aaf mebr als oas
9oppelte, in 9amburg bat li6 Die 3dbl
Der Steaen I'M naDeSu (, in 6rantiurt
a. 30. um fait J un0 in Mannbeim INN
mebr oils ! perlnebrt. @ine entipre=
6eno rege Sbeilnablile III aud in ben
ilbrigen Stdoten eingeireter. Die bonn
Yublifum setuiini9tcn 9lni6liiile wur=
ben burdDeg nit Der sr0bten Sei6leu=
aigung bersciieat. eSn 6ernipreGper=
binbung teben bic Stdbte glberfelo=
8armen, 9amburg 9lltona, Miilbau=
iensGebmeiler unb Wtannbeim=2ub=
pissbafen. Sn ben Stdbten Na6en,
Gbemnib, Dansig, OiiiieloOrf, &iel, So
nissberg i. pr., MainS, piauen (0ogt=
lano) unb potsoam 1T Die Seritellung
bon Gernipre6anlagen III 8orbereitung
begriffsn bestp. in glusli6t genOmmen ;
aus mebreren anberen Stdbtet liegen
beSiiglide Nntrdge beim &ei6s2ofamt
Dor. 50 ppa3iebt li6 nit iebem WtO=
nate mebr iotpObl bic Serbidtung bes
Gernipre6nebes oils aud feline 4usbeb=
nung uno megen oes groBen Nubens
bat bas SelepbDn au1 in 9eutf6lanb
cine srobes 3ufunft.
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*!8eine ipirflif elegante unb Delicate
Dame menbet germ fiinftli6e Siilfsmit=
tel an nm ibrer friiberen S1onbeit
na6subelfen. Nur f0rperlibe @elunb=
belt fam bas Geuer, tpelbes oas ganSe
glniliB erleu6tet uno bic frifde Sarbe
in ben Saden suriidbringen. Wenn es
irgeno etmas auf Der gansen @elt eiebt,
ipeltes bas su @erfe brinst, lit es Grau
2Dbia s. pinfbam's &rduter-Mii6ung,
Die f6on Sauienoen bic @elunobeit su=
riidgebra6t bat, mo- alle anoeren 9eilz
mittel umionit tparen.
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~ Oem Seigling fann man bur9
Geben feinen Wtutb einfl0Ben." 9lber
ielblt Der feige Menid id6pft Mutb
na6oem er 9iieren=Graut periu6t, jene
Webi5in bic fold ipunoerbare &uren in
allen 2eber= unb Wieren=&ranfbeiten sll
Stanbe brin9t. Sieielbe wirb in irode=
mem iowobl pie in fluiiigem 3uItanbe
5ubereitet uno man fam ii6 auf bieielbe
ieberseit als cine pirfiame, purgirenoe
unb urintreibenbe Meoicin perlalleu.
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Gfpn felt Ssahren halten mir 5

- S6on felt Sabren balten mir 8 +.
Nuguit &6nig's 9amburger
Gamiliem= Meoi isinen unb be-
fonoers Die Samburger Sropfen i'm
9auIe. Dieielben linb fir uns eine
unentbebrli6e Gamilien NtebiSin ge=
mDrben, mel6e uns man6en Dollar err
iparie unb man6e i6mere &ranfbeit
BON Der S6pele fern belt. = Mi6ael
6eBler, Qeao Mine g. O., %. go,
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= 6. 9. &i6arb & 60. in Stem
Dorf baben big ieBt i'm @anaen $112,=
174 CUR llnteritiibung Der GOtbleioenben
am &bein nad guropa geianbt. Die
8eitrdge aus Sabemaing, Ml6., belize
fen li6 auf 1928, bic aus Sanbusfp,
O., anf $2,765, Die aus ct. paul,
Wtinn., auf 1881 unb bic aus 9laen=
toipn, 3d., auf $601, bic beg oeuti9en
unteritiibunssoereins bon Gremont, O.,
auf $543, bic bon San Graneiseo aui
1915, Die bon Columbus, O., auf $15,=
500, bic BON Napoleon, O., auf $942,
bic bon Scranton, pa., auf $2,616.
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@i. tann man BITE Sc ebet
ioern.

60 III lsltiam, bab Ssmanb nit eelbsn
bsbaftst IN, stt turh unrsinss glnt tnt.
ltsbsn, tpenn J fabalis bic @sfunb.
5eit i'm pbpaltsn Organismus tpisesr bsr.
asat. Noiapalis III stu BARTENDER gYrup,
anssnstm gu nebmsu. une Der tsae tis iset
entesdte Ylutretniesr. So bstlt
Sroptslu. ippbiliiilAe Qsiesn. Nifrsn.
ihpdht. Grpapslaa, malariihe 9siosn,
Nsrp0atdt, Shndts, @ausnlstcsn unr
8rantbeiter ets Butte, Der Qsbfr. Der
Nisrsn. pss Ras.ne. Der 5aut M.
Uafers Datn gamaeta beilt
SGmtr,,n BET Wisni&sn une 5bintn.
Or. Hoges's Worm Sprup
iSotft bte Warmer augtntltdiidt.
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Sse'oteS &aneb.
Etdnbarb = Senate.

@ambrinp 6pmerb (1rabr). -Siets
q II. y ;. areuep's gatalcs. Qsrinetrn. 8p.
8lp- Sarbs. lo ane bod, 1870 D luho @ewiGt.
De6sn einst Wdtre $25.
8niebt Of Ct. 2ouis (gclbIut) gr
1amr,t BON Olsnboner uub Option. Siete BRINE
Mmsrieaa Club Boot, Sol. s, Dag. S52. IN
bunfel &besnut Sorrtl. Dedsn elmer Wdbv $26.
Old, Rsniudp Sad. Is 5enb bod. 500 yfb.
ftwsr. Dsfsn tinsr Ndbre ober gfelin SIS.
Short 5rra Noablut @inbpisb. 9otbe 9ul'n
Ghiunbswansis, 9pnhpn DUFF, 9trinstpn, Fs.
Dar itbe Sub $40.
Die Rrntiatrs- Satfon tssinnt am l. Debruar.
8sbinsuns: 9aarsablaas beim GbtoIen Der
@abte. SptIte bi,fslbe fein gobleH hrinesn,
pirb fur bae Dsdxn f,rfsIbsn in ndHlisr Sailon
ni6is brttnti. 8isb rsl6fs man an Nlfrb
R,aete. Main Wla,a atI sfsrt, wirb tcifsnirsi
obstbplt une surldetbrodt
gllfreD 0uilteau,
81 tuw bdots. 9tras.
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nfur Dfutfbe Apotbckf

R. COhn 81 Co.,
Gde Oft unb 8usna giiia .Shabe. wsflia Rom
San Yeoro. -
- Rtssste ptresn la jsbsT 9eii prompt ar>
ssfsrist gs.. t5.14 Z
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Grau 81. s. 2owerp Sonesboro,
Seras, fagt: gromns giien=8itter bat
mir in meibli6en 8ei6merben gebolfen.