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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

ELPHONZO YOUNGs.
= EETSG STILL
DEIEkM! Ni.p TO EAAIiIAR!ZE THE ENTIRE
PUBLIC WITH THE LOCATION OF
HIS NEW STORE
Is Offering tn following:
ONfi'ECED-NILD BARGAINS IN GROCERIES
SUGARS
me STANDARD GRADES-futI Loaf, 10 pounds for
& formulated. 10 POUNDS for S0c; "A" rounds for
Sh,; Extra c. 10 pounds tor 10c. Yellow &C." 10
pounds for 65c. - ~
49, Silver King" surprise" "Ceres,n "Superlatiye ,,
R"liance." sterling" Crystal" Golden HilIn
eernl &c &c, at reduction OF 15c. per sack from
former prices. $1,000
CANNED GOODS.
STANDARD TcIna oes, large size Il for 81 Sugar
Corn II cans for 81 10; Standard Peaches large cans
cans for 10. Fancy Grades Of Peaches at rttiucon
1roiu former Prices OF 10.
DRIED FRUITS.
Genuine French PrInes. pounds for 81: Eyaporated
Peaches fame rounds for &c: Eyaporated Apples
fancy, pounds for 93c BRIGHT Dried Peaches two
grades pounds for 81 and pounds for 81 Buy
quick as We c'not suaran to continue these prices,
after this "a, $1,000
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
- - NEW. STORE
~ Nh I'll STI.I-ET, betwe,l ID and streets
DON'T faIl 20 try our Celebrated Euglsh Plum Pud.
ftl
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-ON OR BEFORE MARCH 10TH HOUSE
w Of about six rooms, with modern improvements
Would like to locate Capitol Hill Address, with de-
scilPtion OF house, f. H. MCQUIGG, office National
Cemeteries 1ts
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Ii MY Isrznzsr You To Know

IT MAz INTEREST You To Know
THAT. IN ADDITION TO DUB OTHER DEPART
MENTs. WE HAVE A COMPLETE
LIVERY DEPARTMENT.
IN OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE
LIVERY OvERCoATs,
CoACHMEN's SUITS.
INDOOR SUITS,
BUTTONS SUITS.
LIVERY PANTS.
LIVERY VESTS
IN OUR MADE-To ORDER DEPARTMENT EMAKE
CoACHMEN's ovERCoATs.
COAcHMEN's SUITS,
INDOOR SUITS
BUTTONS SUITS,
LIVERY PANTS.
LIVERY VESTS,
BELI-BoY SUITS.
IN FACT. ANY STYLE OF GARMENT DESIRED
IF YOU THINK OF HAVING ANYTHING MADE
IN THE LIVERY LINE DON'T DO IT UNTIL YOU
CALL ON
A. sAKS & CO.,
LEADING CLoTHIERs AND TA1IoRs.
feb29 316AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.
"KNox." THE Halter
FETH-AvENUE HOTEL NEW YORK,
AND "YOUMANS." ALBEMARLE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
Have Just issued their Spring Style
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS and BUSINESS HATS
full supply is on hand at their Agency in this
city.
B. d. STINEMETZ & SON,
feb29-3t Hatters, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
TIlHE FASHIONABLE COUGH REMEDY THE
FOREGROUND COUGH DROPS. They ara Convenient
and pleasant and be relied te relieve every case
Iry them. 25c. per box Only at
ARTHUR NATTANs Pharmacist
feb29 14th and streets and I'd and SITS northwest
QUEEN V1cron1As Book
few copies of the London Edition just received One
volume octave. with many personal illustrations Price
"a. For by
ROBERT BEALL.
BOOKSELLER,
feb2S3t 1876 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

Whatever unpleasant things Elay be said Of the
winter that has just passed away, according to the
calender, 1t cannot be charged with lack of varie v
The yellow Jasmine WIS in bloom IN III parks and
yards Of the city on the 18th OF February, and on
the last day OF the month The mercury was within
zine degrees Oh zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

"ANTED-BY MARCH Is OR APRIL L A HOUSE
W OF not less than rooms, with modern improve
ments and well located prompt and valuable tenant
the house suits Address. stating terms and location
+. T., Star office feIlS 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

The Powers WeiShEl.an qttinlne warehouse in
Philtd .lphid was destroyed 10y fire yesterday ana
the Drlrg II the drug ms ..ona up along win the
bUil,atr- The stccs, OF quinlle is said TO be 50
abund at, however, that the advance IS only tenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01
SCRAP PICTURES.

JAY GOULD l2l 9Th ST WONDERFUL. VA
q rlety OF Relief and ScTapbookP urea Birthday
Cards Paper Dolls. French Tissue Paper. Don't forget
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FOR RENT-STORES.

18th and streets northwest two stories with lift:
also adjoining on street, warehouse and stabling
This property is well adapted for wholesale produce
business or for nour feed or grocery store It is now
rately. Possession Immediately. Apply L. p SHOE
MAKER, 800 + street northwest feb2S-3t
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SPECIALTIES

nk ROBINSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY
,.hnt s ara saturday at his Office 4J6 e street
90. lIoi. 70 D. m all Slecinl and Cor a.
snisd scs over 20 Years eyperece Success cuar-
Mnn Olhce. 81 n Liberty street Baltimorr Nd d9.s,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIVED
~ Boys SUITS. axe 5-l2 81 ort pts 80 nm
Boy $ Suits, axe h-l2, short PTS s. 2I up
Boys Suits, age 5-12. short pts 80 np
Boys Suits, age l0-i7, long pts 81 up
Boys Suits, age I017 long pts SIS up
Boys Single short pts, g. II Soc Csc TIC and az nm
MEMS Blue Blouse For offce wear 81 20 80 Nf'
Mems and Boys Hats from SOC to 81 so
ccb27 AD A'i0 iei4isSlyal1 Hp aye e;v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

Philadelphia, or BfOtherly Love, IS threatened by
the diihe novel Recently it has been discovered
That IN It's very center band OF pirates exist WHO
Carry PISTOLS throw bOWie-knives at = mark and
eat raw meat. These deSperadOes are as yet only
from ne 10 thirteen years of age what Will they
De Dy the time they get their growth Philadelphia
had better change its name to one taken from the
pro1ane but vivid town nomenclature of the Wild
Wr~t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

ExcErr1oxaL
AND PRONOUNCED BARGAINS
Oh All Wool LADIES CLOTH. in Black Grey Bronze
Navy Blue. Myrtle, Cadet ana Oxford Mixed re
duced 10 s - N' ~
French Piqu,- as low as pic
Al WOOL foule ard IuIins Nuns Yelling 25c
i"iIeu oasI,lHrres (black and Colored Pie
IOi Bcacicd Shooting. nc Be chet Cotton &c and nm
MAte and wllied Grey Flannel. Ike up
Gents SIN Scarfs and Seamless Coorei Hose o5c
All Linen Towels, 81 and up and Napkins soc dozen
and up. " ~
l&l's and Gents Underwear at manufacturers, prices
tiuInct Lyon eros grain silk 75c and M N
Entire STOCK III Il sacrifice
100 BRODHFAD h CO.
icoZS-1t 1205 L street northwest
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-BOARD

NANTED-BY A MERCHANT. AL TABLE BOARD,
w with first class party Early breakfast IL O'Clock
din;rr and to supper. Located between Pennsyva-
Tia avenue and street and 4th and 18th streets An
Star Office. feb17 Ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-01

The conviction ana sentence in Kentucky of
Thomas Erlttenian. q bIack-SlIeen OF the famous
AMI @I-SiucTdtic Crittenden family, Tor the killing
OF nero who had angared him, is proof that in
Certain parts II the south, at least the jury system
Can bc depended CA 10 deal Justice even where
face and social questions are Involved The verdict
Will Tor ldtreiSOn have a wide influence for good
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
burglars and Pickpockets.

The city is badly infested with thieves who
have been attracted here by the State fair.
Yesterday afternoon q gold watch was stolen
from the residence of Mrs. bennett, No. 1873
East Ohio street, and the house of Mrs. c. A.
Patterson, No. $50 North Mississippi street, was
was broken open while the family were absent
but nothing of value was taken. Between and
o'clock thief was found in the house
of Otto Frenze No. SAG North Illinois street.
and was captured by some citizens. He gave the
name of Edgar H. Keys at the police station
and was locked up on a charge of house breaking
Early in the afternoon Thomas Barley William
Brennan, Charles Armstrong, and Harry Lare,
pickpockcts from Cincinnati, were arrested for
robbing man named Stiles, from Stiesville, of
$50. Later, seven others were arrested on the
Exposition grounds and at the police station
they gave the names Of Charles Waters, S. E.
McCurdy, James Waters. J. NJ. Clark, c. A. Hen
derson, p. Samuels and ]. Henry.
William McDermott a youthful pickpocket
while trying to turn a trick" was captured by
Captain Colbert and Officer Raftery at the Union
Depot, last night. He says he lives at Brazil,
Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
The Marion County Campaign.

Republican meetings will be held at the fol
lowing times and places in Marion county on the
dates given.
Friday, Oct. 3-Hon. Stanton J. Peelle, will
speak at Clermont at 1880 P. NJ; Hon. S. T.
Yaneey at North indianapolis at 1880 p. NJ;
Hon Thad S Rollins, at Fletcher avenue and
Dillon street at 7;30 P. NJ
Saturday, Oct. 4--Hon. Stanton J. Peelle, at
Cumberland, Warren township, at 1880 P. NJ;
Hon. John M. Butler at Kentucky avenue and
Maryland street at 1870 p. NJ; Major John A.
and Noble street at 7:;}0 P NJ.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
A Shooting ARRAY.

Yesterday afternoon two negroes John Jack
son and Albert Banks, became involved in a
quarrel over some trivial matter at the home of
the latter, No 300 North California street, and
jackson shot Banks with revolver, the ball
taking effect in the back, inhicting only flesh
wound. Jackson was arrested last night by
Officer Thornton He claims that the shooting
was done in self-defense, as Banks was coming at
him with shotgun at the time
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Notes of Display.
THE GREAT WHEN.

The only distinctive feature of this fair appears
to be the two great balloons floating in the air but
held captive, until to-day, in order to make sue
cessful cut away ascensiohs. One of these large
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE HAVE AN ESTABLISHED, PROFITABLE
w and growing manufacturing business, with am
pie machinery room. etc, to double present out
put We need additional capital of $4,000 to
$25 900. Parties who mean business invited to
investigate, d. E. STONE 81 co.
We refer to G. Mayer & Co, NJ. J. Osgood, II. Lie
Der, II. c. Long, Kpp Bros, John Ii. hurry, C.
Vonnegut E. c. Atkins g. Co, FRANKIE e Shindler, A
D. Streight D. p. Erwin & Co., Otto Stechhan
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4 GENTS-ANY MAN Or WOMAN MAKING

A GENTS-ANY MAN OR WOMAN MAKING
n less than $40 per week should try our easy money
making business. Our 3 eyeopener free to either sex
wishing to test with view to business \ lady cleared
Tl in one day; young man SO one street. An
agent writes Your invention brings the money quick
est of anything ever Sold We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage of our lib
era offer Our plan is especially suitable for iuexperi
enced persons who dislike to talk The free print
ing furnish beats all other schemes and pays agents
300 cent. profit. lady who invested s declared
that she would not take $50 for her purchase. Write
for papers; it will pay Address A H MERRILL s.
CO. Chicarn-
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FOR RENT
STOLEN.

STOLEN-FROM PANHANDLE CHAIR CAR IN
- indianapolis depot Oct. l. about II o'clock,
medium-sized black vase containing valuable papers
of no use to any one except owner. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return of to Journal Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate for overwOrked Profess
sional Men.
Dr. Charles T. Mitchell, Canandaigua, n. Y,
says; Il think it a grand restorer of brain force
or nervous energy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
THE WOOD TwINE-BINDER,

The Walter A. Wood Irvine binding harvester
rejoiced the hearts of its multitude of friends by
the great attention it attracted. 1t has thirteen
different points of excellence Thirteen is an un-
lucky number for it's antagonists) and superior
ity, chief among which are the certainty of the
knotter, the reliable sizing of bundles, the I'M
equaled balance of the entire machine, and that
it has the only successful bundle carrier. The
agent is W. H. Walter SO North Illinois street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
FINANCIAL.

1NO LOAN-MONEY-ON CITY PROPERTY E.
i C. HOWLETT, s Condit Block.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF IN
vi terest- L. b. MARTINDALE & SONS.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER-
M j. w. WILLIAMS il CO., and Vintos
Block.
EIRST.MORTGAGE NOTES BOUGHT. LOANS
Il made the nstallment plan, by FRANCIS
SMITH & CO., S6l2 East Market street.
w WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU-
w rity promptly, at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS. G. DAY u CO., u East Market
street.
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-A NICE, QUIET MARE, BUGGY
4 and harness. safe for lady to drive. Address P.
O. Box %. citY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

FOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALI,
L parts of the city. BARNARD & SAYLES 10
and n East Market street.
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LOST

| 4 Brown and white brown ears, about II inches
high Leave at l25 East New y ork and receive re-
ward.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

LOR SALE-STOCK OF DRUGS, s.. OOO-TOWN
Il of 1900, in good farming and mining country,
only other small stock III the place; reasons for
selling i'll health of family. Call on or address A.
kIEFER & co.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

NOR SALE OR TRADE-SAW-NIILL AND EN-
L gine-l0x20 stationary engine and standard
size sawmill with all appliances complete, including
belts log carriage log turner sawdust elevator and
necessary pipe connections for boiler, making
petc outfit except boiler All nearly new-only been
in 60 days. VIII trade for lumber sell low for
cash. Address THE TUCKER Sc DORSEY MANU-
FEATURING CO., indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
AUCTION SALES.

TUNT& McCURDY. REAL. ESTATE AND GEN.
| eral Auctioneers, No. 50 East Washington street,
Stocks of merchandise IN city or country bought out
right for cash.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

man, by this, with one hand can raise and place
5000 pounds as rapidly as six men through
double blocks. 1t is manufactured in Chicago
Office at No "a Lakeside Building, The hoist
is specially adopted to raising telegraph poles
and to building and railroad work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED - AGENTS TO SELL POPULAR
w household goods. Good wages assured. Call at
211 South Illinois street, between and 8 m. on
Friday and Saturday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

DOR SALE-DRUG SOPHISTICATED ON A
L prominent corner doing a good business; has a
large prescription trade and enjoys the patronage of
the leading physicians; good reasons for selling;
price, $4,000 half cash balance shorttine notes.
Address REX, journal office.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

Il of a tract of land nearly $40 feet square on north
side of Market street directly east of Highland street,
fine renting location; has sewer. gas made street,
water-works, etc FRANCIS SMITH ~ CO., Agents,
So East Market street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-03

EOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF FAST FAILING
L health, l am compelled to offer my retail schoo
book stationery and wall paper busness-wel estab-
600 to 81, 900 cash, only will buy No previous ex-
perence necessary. Can post any fair business man
in month or two fully. Everything in incest order
wanted. Others will address BOX 1873 Bloomington,
Ill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-31

gr la9te. Sic 1T faB, Nsamo, grab
neil Iie ein &obolo lit.
Sa 1T ni6ts su laden, Wforib,
tabelte iie. Nber nun geb' fd)lafen.
Sd peroe morgen mad Sees felo fabz
ren; als Seine Mutter muB i6 Sir es
tpo9l s1 8efalleu tbuen. gDie2 nnb
lie itri6 liebfoien6 nit Der Sanb iiber
iein iippiges Slonbbaar. Sch nun
i6lafen, gud' ni6t tneDr in ben Monb:
BORT Su, Moribs
uno als er gesangen, iaB iie mod
lange i'm 8ette bod, bic 9dnoe gez
taltet. 8 1T mir lieb, baB er 10 reiolut
1T, fagte lie en6li6 balblaut; als iein
Sater unt mid anbielt, ba bate er Die
9an5e Sippe NIT mobil gelna9t, unb
alle Spaben fangen es bonn Da9e.
Der Sung peiB, mas ct tpiG - bas
bat er bon mir!
(Gnrtfpkuun foInt
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= 8ier bon ben neuen &i9tern bes
Sberbunbesgeri6ts, eini6RBli@ bes
Prdiioenten bieies @eri6tsbo fes, tper=
oen pGbreab bes nd6ten Brdlibent>
16aftstermins bas 9llter BON 20 Sab
rem errei6en, pel6es lie unter bem Sc
lebe bere6tigt, nit Beibebaltung ibres
pollen 8ebaltes aus bem Nmte gu f@eis
ben> ndmli6 Oberri6ter Q8aite, geb.
am 29. 9eobember 1916, &i6ter Wfilz
let, geb. am 5. Npril 1916, &i9ter
6ielb geburen am 4. 9iobember 1916,
no &i6ter graOleD, geboren am IA.
Wtdr5 1917. Sb bieielben BON bieIem
8eieb Gebrau@ MAIDEN tperberL 1T freiz
lid mod ni6t geiagt. Nfan muB aber
pobl Die M6gli6feit in 8etradt 5ieben,
baB Der nd6ite YraIioent bier Sberbun=
0esrt6ter gu ernennen baben mirb.
Srei Der bier genannten 9erren 1ino
Gepu6lifaner, Der plerte, Sberri9ter
Sielb, Semofrat, unb 5tpar iebt mod
oas eillaige bemofratilfe Wfitglieo beg
b66iten Geri6tsbofes oer Station.
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I'm son g0ohIforS Sor 8

= I'm BEN @ablfon6 ser Sort
l6rittsz partei gu bermebren, bat ii9 in
Berlin ein Gomite gebiloet, bas # + E l.
iinnige Sfatfpieler" aufforz
bert, gum 8eiten ber partei -Sfat gu
ipielen. Ser grtrag Der einselnen
Spieltii6e, in ben fleiniten 8etrdsen,
wirb bon Der rSammeliteae" an ben
n@entralfonb" tpeiterbef6rbert tperoen.
Wir tper6en alio balb 3u Ielen befon=
men: u8Om Samitag gbenb Stat
Club i'm Gel6en Nbler gu Queblinburg
a. s., nit Dem Mottp: 9ur9 9ia9t
gum Siat, per aspera ad astra, g t
i9iibe bas 8aterlanb, 2
Marf Is Bfenniq."
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2uft in einem getpiiIen 8erbdltniB
mii6t, erplobirt es teicbt. I'm 6ies III
perbinoern, bat man einen Npparat er=
funben, Der ba5u bient, ben Srud au
nermin6ern, unb BET ii6 bis iebt ois
erfolgrei6 ermiefen bat.
Sie gr0Bte 9tebnlutipn bat 6as Na=
turgas in ben WDbnbGuIern berbprge=
bra6t. Man pen0et cine Glappe um,
bas Gas FRONT in einen Mpparat, 6er
benz @asofen lit ben 9luIternlalons
dbnli6 1T, unb in ipenigen Wainuten
1T 6as Griibitiid fertig, obne S6mub
unb aau9.
Nu6 einen Ginbreder=Nlarm bot man
conitruirt, 6eilenSreii6en. bur6 Natur=
gas Derporgebra6t, nod i6redli6er 1T,
als oas Der 9ampfpfeife. Gum Sei5en
Der Wobnungen eignet es 1i6 bei1er, als
erbibte 9uft ober Dampf bie Senpera=
tur fann glei9mdBig gebalten tper6en
uno 1T troden. Cir Srember, Der ein
fol6es 3immer betritt, tpiiroe glauben,
Elm altmooii6es &aminfeuer 81 erblifen
allein, tpenn ct ndber 5uIiebt, bann ber=
tuan6eln ii6 bic i6sinbaren SoI3tloben
IN 9ta6blloungen aus Steingut, bon
Naturgas umflammt.
gs unterliegt feinem 3weifel, baB
ber 8oben, auf pel6em Bittsburg itebt,
BON Naturgasaoern bur6sogen iit, unb
nod bem Nuslpru6 Ser Sa9beritdnbi=
gen ipiro Der 8orratb 5tpan5ig Sabre
ausbalten.
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MDer's
SarsapariII1

81 elm ie1r ruurentrirtsr ansjue Der eariabarilas
Mnn annsrer bIatreiniOenher gDnr;eln nit aaliums
san GiIensS sSnain berhnnhen, unb bas uni6dbIi9fte,
suuerIdfisite unb biui9ite gutreinisunssz z@itteI,
bas man anpenben iann. Sbne SebI treibt es
aLes 8Iutsift aus benz a0rper, bereiGert unb ers
neat cas 8Iut unb felt been beIebenbe roft Der.
gs 1T bas bette befannte MitteI sesen efrnpteln
anb ale iirnpbal0ien ttehel, sesen &otblauf, Sit.
blasden, SIefttem, g9marsn. gri@mire, l5IeiIts
gssuaAie unb SantausibIasc; ebenio sesen ole
!srantbeiter, bic Surd biinnes uab perarmtes BIut
peruria1t werbet, iuie &beumatismns, 0eureIete,
rbtamatiidbe gibt allgsmeine Gutfraftnne unS
iirnpbuI6ier &atarr1.
5siImng hon ent,iinbetent G6enmatismus.
n@her's SarfapariIIa Bat mid pon euts
sHnastem Rsenmatismus se5eilt, an bent i5 uieIe
Sabre seIitten bate. SO. s. @oore."
DURHAM, Sa., 2. Mdrt 1882.
Bnberettet BON
Sr. 3. 6. aber & Co., 9n,pell, MaH.
SIN allen apotbeten su baben: 81, gIaf9en IS.
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= StraBburg, 81. Oct. Sierfelbif
tpirb Deute Die gr6fnung Der pra9t=
bollen neuen @ebdube fiir bic biefge
nniperlitdt fefli6 besangen. 6eute
gormittag tpurbe i'm faiierli6en Yalait
ben @tubenten Die pon ben Damen
Strabburgs seitiftete SABINE iiberrei6t.
Sana6 fplgte Geit3ug pom S61oB na9
Der neuen uniuerlitdt nit barauf fol-
genbem groBen Teitaftus unb lleber=
gabe bes 9teubaues an ben Geftor
Wtagnififus. 9eute 9lbenb 6 ltbr folet
grobes 5eft 8anfett, bana9 GROCER
Tef Gommers in Der Geitballe. Mfor=
gen Nbenb finbet ein gldn3enbes Bali
feft fatt, tpel1es Die Gtabt 5traBburq
giebt uno fiir wef6es bic &dume bes
Staottbeaters bergeri6tet tporben finb.
9lm geitrisen Nbenb fanb Der grpBe
Tadel3ug Itatt; auf benz &ailerplab
wur0en bic Gadeln i9lieBli6 auf einen
9aufen genorfen unb berbrannt. Oie
gefammte Stu6enteni9aft, ale gipil=
uno Miilitdrbeb6rben uno Oelegationen
BON allen beutf6en Gereinen nabmen
entbuiiaitii6en Nntbeil an ser Seier.
Ser Barrier yS5igaro" bob in Ieinem
geltrtgen Mrtifel berbor, tpie Sranfrei6
tlir StraBburg ni6ts tpeiter getban
babe, als feline alte l1niperlitdt auf5u=
beben, mdbreno Seutl6lanb feline
9erri9aft i'm @liaB nit Neubesriinoung
Der uniperiitdt begann. Sas gegens
tpdrtige unioerfitdts Subildum merbe
wobl bic 3useb6rigfeit bes gllaB au
Seuti@lanb enbgiltig beliegeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-31
(Gortiesuns folst...

= NDer's Sariaparilla ,pirft nit
gntf6iebenbeit unb &aI9beit barauf
bin, bas Slut slt reinigen uno su Be-
rei6ern, ben Nppetit ansuregen, bie
1terben su frdftisen unb ben gansen
&0rper au fdrfen. Sic 1T baber in
boafem Slime bes gortes cine altez
ratipe Mebiain. @er irgenb an
S6md6e leibet, iollte einen @eriu9
banit MAIDEN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-01
OyerhnulIng the ,tatne nf Ncnu..

1t was found that the floor of the gal
lcry in the Louvre, at Paris, which held
the famous Venus of Milo, had so suf-
Cured. from damp that immediate repairs
were necessary. The statues were re-
moved, and it was proposed to set up
The Venus in the Sale Deca2e. A fac
smile in plaster was actually
put there to see how the
real statue would look, but the
relatives of the donor of the collection
Decaze objected to sculpture being
mixed with pictures, and another site
had to be decided on. In the meantime
the statue had to be overhauled. The
square of marble on which II stood has
boon let into circular plinth, with an
improvement of effect. The surface has
been carefully cleaned, and the result
is very striking. The face and torso
are white, while the drapery remains a
duh color. The statue seems to have
gained in refinement, and perhaps e
have lost little in force. Its changed
appearance is also due TO the different
| light IN which IL Is seen.