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YEA GOOD TIME TO BUY.

INGPAIN, TIiREE.PLY. TAPESTRY and
sTEE. lEMr, VENETIAN, RAG, and LIST
WHITE, RED.CHECK, and FANCY MAT
sMYRNA. TAPESTRY, VELVET, and AMIN
cocoa MATS, COCOA MATING. DRUGGETs,
OIL-CL0Tlls, and LIN0LEUM and CAR
HAsSoCks. WINDow-sHADEs. oH-CLOTH
MATS and RUGS; -. -....
LACE CURTAINS, COne1CES, POLES, GIMP
LOOPS Rs Hew sys Is 1AIN t99rS R1a all
RUBBER GARMENTS for Men, Women, Boys,
and Girls: also, LEGGlNs and HArs; also
RUBBER BLANKETS:
SILK. SERGE, ALPACA. GINGHAM. and CAM
BRIO UMBRELLAS;
100 remnants Of CURTAIN LACES on our spe-
clal-bargain counters that must be sofa al
EMBRolDERED NULL sCARFs at 1Oc. worth
ENBRoiDERED NULL FICHUs at S5e. worth
BLACK and CREAM sILK-LACE FICBUs at
S5. so. and Use. worth so, Toe, and Sl.25;
GHXTLEMEN's REGULAR.bIADE FANCY
SOCKS AT 25c a pair worth - a dozen;
Big bargains in all Linds of NECKWEAR for
UxDERsHIRfs AND DRAWERS In all quail
ties the largest stock in this city;
siIlRT.C0LLARs end CUFFS in great variety
spce!si bargains In In RFhDY-MADE SHIRTS;
LINEN sIiIRT-BOS0AfS from Lea 70 soc each
HANDhERChiEfN, SUcftNDENSs Nldi1I :
StlR r.. aud other FURNISHING GOODS;
HAIR.BRUSHEs at 20c.-wOuld be cheap at
90c.;
NAIL: TOOTH, SHAVING, aud SHOE
BRUSHES:
RUFyLES, RUChINSe, LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS, TIDES. TOILET MATS, POCKET
BOOKS. and SOAPS:
LINEN sHEFTINa, FILLow-CAss LINEN,
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
DOILIES. WAsH-RAGS. CRUMB-CLOTHS,
TRAY-CLOTHS, at the lowest prices for first
class goods;
ALL-W6OL WHITE NUBIAs at 25c. worth
sec;
HOOP. BALMORAL-, and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS at big bargains;
Our whole stock OF goods for CURTAINS. LAM
BRFQuINs, aud FURN1TURE-COVERING
has been placed on our special-bargain coun.
ter-so bargains can be had;
KNIT GOODS, such as Leggins, Hoods, caps
Jackets. MitIs. and Gloves: -
SHAWLs, STOCKINGS. RIBBONS, BUTTONS
BRAIDS, BINDINGS, and a general stock oi
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.
All of which we will sell 10 our customers al
LEVY. DAVIS ( DRAKE,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street,
IA 30-W,F&Su Richmond, Va.
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LACE CURTAINS.

3 yards long. good quality, "a per window:
. yards long. better quality, <1.7S per window;
az loped edges, at St.63--regular price $3.50:
oS yards long, CREAM and WHITE. scalloped
A., bound, al $5.24-regular price $3.50;
" yards long, CREAM aud WHITE, scal,oped
bound. at s7.e3-regular price $40:
iot or seven different patterns, CREAM and
WHITE, scalloped, "a yards WIDE AT 6Sc.--
would be bargain AZ $l.
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wnBoR's Cop.LIvKn OIL AND LINE.--Psr-
sons who have been taking Cod-Liyer oil wiz be
pleased 10 learn that DR.. wILBoR has socceefed
nom directions Of several professional gentle
men. IN combining the pure Oil and Lime In such
manner that II is pleasant 20 the taste. and IL
effects IN Lung complaints are truly wonderful
Very many persons, whose cases were pronounced
hopeless, and who had taken the clear I'll tor q
long time without marked effect, have been er'
tireiy cured BY as,ng this preparation. Be surs
ana get the genuine. Manufactured only by A.
d. wLBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold BY ali dug
gists.
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Paee,s Pine Wood in Heart Pine.

Heart pine wood, 81 per cord; 81 pei
balf-cord: Pine four feet four inches long
sawed ends, S2.25 per half-cOrd, at Pages
1905 Cary street.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure. and
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS deii-
cious CARDoLfc MoUTH-wAsB. II destroy the OF.
fensIye odor caused by diseased gums aud decaycd
teeth. and speedily restores them TO healthy
dition. Price, any cents a bottle.
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SKiN HUMoR.

My baby six months old broke sut with some
kind Of SKIN nu.por, and after being treated i've
months by my family physician was given up 10
ne The druggist recommended Swift's specific.
ana the eject WAS gratifying as II MAS Blifacu-
ions Ny child soon got well al traces OF the dis
ease IL gone. aud he Is as fat as apig.
j. j. KIKkLANDs
Ainden, Rusk county. Texas.
have saffereG for many years from ulcers on
nv iegs, very often large and painful, during
which time used almost everything 10 effect u
,rte. bat IN vain. | took swfffis specific by ad-
wee OF frieB I, snd la short time was cured
S'und and well. EDWIN j. MILLER.
Beaumont, Texas.
I have been afsiiefed with Scrofuia for twelve
saf.. and bsye had sores on me ~ large ~ mans
nsne Tor that length of time. Last summer was
- esc on thst could not wear elolhing. had
sp.nt bundre<1s Of dollars In the efDt 10 be cured
sss al 70 no purpose, and haa injured myself with
mercury and potash. Your swiff's SPECIFIC cured
n. se ps2pptly and permanently, and hope every
"se ssd<ser will tzke 5i.
RI. Hon, Lskoni, Ark.
NJ s = rJrestise o. blood aud Skin Disesses mailed
fhE sWiyT sPxcIrIc COMPANY,
4. nss Yoyt eezss 1ke ved TSssiy-i6ird sisest, is
'ssstea texfb xad tsysDib syense. e lO-1H
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ
the DISPATCH PRISTING-IoUeE. Good work,
Low prices. and satl sfaction guaranteed.
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Bring Him hack.

The party who has in his possessi on w
J. Manning's spaniel puppy must brine
him back. No questions asked.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
GoUT, RHEUMATIC GOUT, &C.
GOUT.

GOCI.
CASE OF DIR. +. w. YOUNG, OF OXFORD, N. O.,
Member of the State Medical A Association, Surgeon
IN charge of General Hospital, Confederate States
Army. stated by himself.
ain the month OF August, 1879. prostrated by a
severe attack of gouf, with which had then snf-
fered for several months. and In such condition
that scarcely hoped ever to be able TO resume
active professional life visited the Buffalo Lithia
springs. ! was without appetite; my digestion
imperfect and painful; my nervous system shat
tered and the victi OF neuralgia In all It's forms
nv spirits greatly depressed. and so feeble that
could walk but short distance without assistance.
The first noticeable effect of the water was upon
the secretion from my kidneys and skin, both OF
which were acting very imperfectiy.'
RHEUMATIC GOUT.
CASE OF L. c. BARRETT, OF JERUSALEM, SOUTH
AMPToS COUNTY, VA,
Member Medical society Of Virginia.
"Last summer had very severe attack OF
Rheumatic Gout, from which ! suffered MI the
concomitanis of so grave nalady: was bed"
infammaSory Fever, swollen and highly-painful
and sensitive joints; all of which made me help
less and confirmed invalid During painful ana
treatment conceivable without material benefit,
when the Lithia Water No. was suggested 70 me-"
CASE OF DIR. j. a. HANBY, OF PATRICK COURT
HOUSE. VA, STATED By HIMsELF.
sFor four years was afflicted with Rheumatic
Gout TO an extent which incapacltated me entireiy
for the discharge OF the duties OF my profession,
and was finally reduced 10 such condition as 70
subject me 70 the most part 10 confinement to my
bed. BY the advice OF one Of my medical attend
ants, aud emphaticaly Us a dernier resort, de-
Spring No. 2, am frank 10 say without faith In
its virtues. having but little confidence In mineral
waters. The use, however, of a few cases OF the
water was attended by beneficial results so re-
msrkable that was soon able TO be out Of bed and
upon my feet, and my improvement has contin-
uce OF NV profesSl0Ils meeting without ant un-
usual Inconvenience all the exposure and lard
ship incident 20 the life Of physician In noun
than aseribe my recovery solsiy 10 this water, the
value OF which regard rs beyond estimation"
PURCELL. LADD a CO,
IL s-su&W3w Agents, Richmond, Va.
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ROQK AND JOB WORK NEATLx
OExFCUTED q ths DIsPATca PRiNzIue
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ny
the use Of MEADE BAKER's sAPoSlss UESri.
rRIcY, which viii speedily remove incip,eastarta
and scurf Price, afty cents box.
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VALENTINES, Valentines at Z. Lgwfs's, for
half price. 912 east Main street.
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CASE OF DIR. j. A. HANBY, OF PATRICK COURT
HOUSE. Va, STATED BY HIMsELF.



rI'HE SECTION-0WNERS WILL FIND
Il Il 70 their Interest TO see the Superintendent
TURFIvG GRAVES
and all kinds Of
WORK NEEDED on SECTIONS.
rs he can be held personally responsible, and win
do work 1T much rednetd Sriccs. r. prepared 70
sell AL kinas OF FL0wER-PLAETs vt lowsst
q csII, of address postal 70 Box 81, city.
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The largest stock Of Valentines In the eity 70 be
closed out at half price at l.. Lkwts's.
Gig east Main street.
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LAMBREQUINs.

7Se. quality at 57e.. 81 quality at 7sc., sl 80
quality at 9sc.
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Consumers

CONSUMERS
insist upon having the Sealskin Cigar
They are easily obtained.
OWENS & MINOR, Agents. Richmond.
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NOOD INYESTMENTS.-Good invest

NOOD INVESTMENTS.-G invest
" meDts to he made at BEEEDEN. TALLEY
e. co.'s: &C. standard Shirting Prints, Sc Corded
White Pique, 7kc. for 3S-inch wide Bleached
s5c. substantial Check Muslin. The above
are only few of the many good values we
have in domestics. "Brooke & Co.'S" Underwear
al popular prices: Shirts. 5cc.; Chemises, Soc.
etc. Bargains In Winter Stock. Full line Of
Black Silks. Sains for evening wear at SOC. Full
assortment Of Mourning Goods. New and beauti-
full LambreQuin Fringes, Beaded Laces, and Net.
Great variety In Edglngs and Insertings. such us
swiss Embroidery, Linen Torchon. Hamburg
GuiDure. Swiss. and others. Call early and often
at BREEDEN, TALLEY Il CO.'S for Dry Goods.
NoffonS. aud Dress Trimmings. lO-lt
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OOO PICTURES WORTH Hay,

NsOOO ING. OFFERED FOR SALE WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST.
1000 StcrescOptic Virginia Views at &c.
$50 Fine Colored Pictures al &c.
100 Photographs at lc.
as Remembe- Me, &c, at &c,
200 Chromos at &c.
220 Small and Large Photographs. Colored and
Plain. at l0c. and Csc; some of them very beau
tifu. few Framed Pictures at less than the cost
of the frames. RANDOLPH ENGLISH
fe 10-d&w
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cTEAM B,IIrp ns.UORsE POWER,

STEAM BOILER Q2-HORSE POwER)
~ FOR SALE. Also about 500 FEET STEAM
PIPING In frst-rate order. Apply on the premi-
ses, J. WRIGHT & CO.'S OLD FACTORY. on
streets. between the hours of 10 and III o'clock A.
NJ, or by letter to Box l5, post-of'ice Richmond,
Va. re l0-3tr
NOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS TWEEN
IT TY-FIVF-HORsE-POWE BOILER. sec
ond-handed, at low price " removed at once
Apply to MEYERS BROTHERS X CD,
corner Nineteenth and Cary streets, city
fe 10-ltk
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The best assortment Of Valentines ss l.. LEW
Is's, al half price. 912 Main street.
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JULIUS MEYER & SON,
:eOl AND sos EAST BROAD STREET.
Mali orders carefully aud promptly filed.
fe CIV ,Ss&su
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Mr.. A. b. Evans laid before the House q
petition cf number OF citixeus Of the
coznfy a King George preierring charges
aealDSt judge y. @. 8. Hunter. and asking
hls rsnoyAl from Office. In presenting the
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A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HAB-
n ITS WISHES TO GET EMPLOYMENT.
Is willing to work on small salary 10 start. sails
factory references furnished. Address - ", care
of DtsDdtch. te lO-lt
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.

For sale by druggists, grocers, wine merchant
and hotels. ia 18th, ,Su&Tu3m
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WANTS.

WANTED, AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
w MAN As CLERK AND ASSISTANT
DOOKKEEPFR Zone acquainted with city trade
preferredl. salary to be moderate nj nrst. FIRST
class reference required. Address, with real name
Push. Post Office Box l, city. fe lO-lt
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Ser @ntpe6sr @ismord,s. Berlin

= Ser gntbeder 8ismard's. Berlin,
81. DIT. Sn einem grtifel Der @eo=
natsf9rift ugforo uno 9iib" miro aus
MnlaB Der golbenen 9o95eitsfeier in
Sigmaringen Solgenbes mitgetbeilt:
p@ei ber Wari9auer Giiritenauiammen=
funft i'm Stt. 1860 batten 1i1 bic 3
9erri6er, bic &aiier bon &uBlanb unb
bon Oeiterrei9 unb ber preuB. prinare=
gent BON ibren erifen &dtben, benz Stir
ften @orti6afoff, bem @rafen &e9berg
uno benz Siiriten &arl glnton BON 0os
bensoIern begleiten laiien. 9lu9 Der
bamalige Peters5urger @eianbte, 9err
b. @smarf, bate ii6 einsefunben. Mus
bieiem MnlaB traten ii6 bic 8eioen, ber
Giirit BON Soben3olern unb 9err b. 8is=
mard, einanoer ndber. Sic batten lange
bertraute politii6e 8eiprd9e, bic oft
bis tief in bic yta6t binein, ia big gum
Morgengrauen ii6 berldngerten. sic
bertieften fi9 in gr6rterungen aller
Gragen, Delde GurDpa betpegten, unb
auf ben fiiritli9en Miniiterprdlibenten
ma6te Der geniale Staatsmann, beHen
&opf bon geualtigen Sheen bur9ftiirnlt
mar, oer feline fiibnen, melt fi9tigen
Pldne Dor benz eritaunten Giirten nit
f6redli@er OHenbeit unb ipre9enbem
@eiite, NIT bem pollen 8eritdnbniB Der
tbatid6li6en 8erbdltnii5e unb erniter
8elonnenbeit in ber grpdgung alIer
begiinitigenben unb eri6merenoen nm=
ftdnbe bortrug, eiuen tiefen, unausl6i@=
li6en @inbrud. 9ieien Mann getraute
fi6 Der Giirit bon 9Obensoaern gum
Setter Der auspdrtigen 9lnselesenbeiten
bes preuB. Staats gum 8pri6lag 5u
bringen. @enn Der Giirf DON Sobens
aollern nit feinem 8ori6lage aud ni@t
bur6brang, 10 bleibt es Sbatia6e, oaB
er Der erite preuBii6e Miniiter mar, Der
bic @rDBe 8ismard's erfannte. unb
biefe tuenig Ober gar ni6t betannte
Sbatia@e biirfte i6on geniigen, um 5n
aeigen, einen tpie tlaren Bid Der Siirlt
belibt, unb pie ipeit9reifenbe pldne er
an Der SpiBe Der &esierung ins Iuse
gefaBt bat.
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n9 9ie feinften Siamanten, n6ren
unb @olbfa@en finbet man BET 8.
& pupant gegeniiber bon &=
NUNS ganfgebdube.
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gages : 0teui9feite,t.
& nj a no.


- Sn ben Ser. @taaten ereigneten
iib tDdbrenb Der lebten Z Sage 211
8anferDtte, in Canada 25.
= 8is iebt bat bic Stimnen3dblung
eine Mebrbeit BON nabe5u 1000 fir
@lebelanb ergeben. Man ttimmt an,
baB Die nod au 5dblenben Stimmen
ni9ts an bieiem &eiultat dnbern tper=
ben. Sammann bat bereits ben Sieg
@lepelanbs gefeiert.
Sn peabpbp, Mah., 1T Sing
ftons 9anof9ub Gabrif abgebrannt,
tDo6urb 125 9lrbeiter ibre 8ei9afti>
gung berlieren.
= Sn Nnberion, Snb., 1T bas
Opernbaus abgebranmt. @erluit $780,
600.
= Gin &f atpif1en Tepublifa=
nern uno Denofraten entipann ii9 in
elmer bemotratii9en 8eriammlung 5u
Mfuneie, Snb., in ber piele &epubli=
faner antpeienb paren. 9ie 8erans
lafiuag baau CAB Elm 9emofrat, Ser
p9urrab fiir Self. Dapis" f@rie. Sc
t6btet tDur6e 9Heman0.
- Mm pauauta Canal finb iebt
10000 9lrbeiter bef9dftigt, bic auf
elmer Strede BON AZ Meilen arbeiten.
MusIanb.
Sn Paris bat fi6 cine protefs
tions- 9igue gebiloet, tpel9e ben @in=
gangs=36lIen auf @etreibe opponirt.
= Sn Barcelona, @panien, baben
fi6 einige @bolerafdlle ereignet. glu@
in Der probina @aleneia lit bic @eu@e
aufgetreten.
= Sn Der Ndbe bon 9anau, 9eHen,
ereignete fi@ Elm 3ufammenftoB atpeier
giienbabnaiige, bel benz Is Menf9en
bas Seben berlDren.
= Ser 3tpii9en mebreren iapanil9en
9dfen un6 Songs&ong laufenbe Dant=
pier Mirancer ift am l. September urlz
tergegangen. Stur 2 Mann Der 8eiab=
ung bes Dampfers finb gerettet tporben.
= rdfioent @reepD bat mittbeilsn
lafien, baB bic nd6ite Weltausiteaung
in paris am 5. Mai 1889 er6ffnet tper>
ben tplrbe.
= 9ie lebten Na9ri9ten bon Sea.
bagasfar melben bic Mnfunft bon 3tpei
frans6iif9en &riegsf6iffen nit frifden
Sruppen. Sie 8lpfabe an Der Sitfiifte
bauert nod fort.
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II II III nristisris s.

G66ne &eb enbuns.
8af: rSie, &ellner, lit mod GINGER
maBen meaf6li6es &inoFeil6 ba?"
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8erfebrte Welt. uSeben
Sic, 8aroneiie, bort fommt Graf Soz
benaiel unb fein Sobn."- Mon Dieu,
1T ber alte @raf in ben lebten Sabren
gealtert. @abrbaftig, er iiebt iebt bei=
nabe 10 abgelebt aus, tpie iein Sobn!"
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Sort unten rauldt's Baiier, 70 tief unb 70 bobl
&onnt i9 MIR iterben. 70 tuare mir mobl!-
9rei 8liimlein, brei &Osleir, elm l6neetpeiseS
&leip,
9a ibIief i'd fuObl fife, Obn' @ebe unb aeiO."
8rab, 81 iel faste Die alte Dame, unb
rei6te benz Mdb9en bic Sanb. 9ie
Nnbern f6tpiegen = 8ernarbi bate bic
@eige ergriffen unb begann Die einfa6e
flagen6e Weiie na65uipielen, unb bann
Elm tpilbes Wogen, ein beaaubernbes
Chaos bon Sonen, atpii6enour6 INNER
bic @runbmelobie anflingenb unb enbz
lid mod einmal ber f9mer5li9e Iufs
f6rei ber @9luBfropbe.
9ie 8lide Ser beiben iungen Menz
i6en bingen an einanber mdbrenb 6es
SpieIes; nun f6lugen fi9 Die feu6tem
braunen Mdb6enaugen gu 8oben, unb
bas &otb Der Mangen mar einer lei9ten
gldiie getpi6en, itill febte fie it@ neben
Sante 2ott. Bernarbi bate bic 8ioz
line bingelegt iinb lieB bic 2obpreiiunz
gen iiber ii6 ergeben; nur Sante &az
tenotp f9mieg.
(elortfobuuo foIof
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!Gnff,G 0eaetabiliider
~~~ y Gicilianiidcr
CarsGr1telterer. (.

seIten seuinnt Elm 6eiImitteI 70 enti6iebenes
Sertrauen beiin qubIttun iuie 5aa's 6aarsernens
TIT. Sis 6due. in benen er cine poutdnt ise gBies
ossssrteaun9 Der 6arbe bes 6aares unb einen
seianoen 8uitanb Der aOpfbaut berporserufen, finb
nH5dblig 9ate aeute Ioben i'm rrr feiner number
baren araft wiuen ibren ,pstsfperbeuben aoden
osren uriprinsIi6e 6arbe un,b edSnbeit ,pieber,u<
ssDeH. seiis N mtttlersn Sabren sebrau6en ibn
serne neil Ct bic aabIbet uerbitet, eduppen entz
fsrnt bdlt unS Dem Saare Gin fraftises @adstbum
ertbetIt. Sunse 9anen fnO ibni uin ibrer aOiIstte
ptleH setposen, neil er benz 5aare einen idSnen
iueiden Slant ertbeiIt, anb es ibnen m5aIid mobt
thr 9dar tn ieber belebisen 5Orin ;usurip.en. e.
Ut er bet allen beIiebt nnb ;iuar etnfad aus benz
@runSe, neil er ftets i1ren erwartungen eutpri6t.
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(GortleBuns folst.)

= Sorse, Summer, &ranfbeit, @iez
bergef6lagenbeit ober @ntfrdftung mas
6en oft oas Saar friib3eitig grau. Dur6
Mnpenoung bon 9al's begetabilii6em
Sicilianii9en 9aarz@rneurer fann man
ibm feline iugen6li@e Garbe un6 5@6n>
belt tpteber geben.
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Sabren regelmdbig iebes Sa6r mad
Berlin, aber Bic Waiienbausmdo6en
tpollen gar ni6t tpa6ien."
= 8erfebrte @e1t. v5eben
Sic, 8aroneiie, bort fommt Graf Soz
ben3iel unb fetn Sobn."- Mon Dieu,
1T ser alte Graf in Ben leBten Sabren
gealtert. @abrbaftig, er liebt iebt bei=
nabe 10 abgelebt aus, tpie iein Sobnl"
9armloie 8emerfttng.
r@eliebte Gemeinbe," iagte @pift in
einer feiner preoisten, ues giebt 6rei
Nrten bertperfli6en Stol3es: @eburtsz
ftoIa, Stol5 auf &ei6tbiimer unb auf
Salente. ueber ben lebtgenannten
brau6e i6 mid ni6t tpeiter 5u berbrei=
ten, ba &einer BON gu6 bieIem Safer
fr0bnt."
= Mte ein W}uIIer. yNun,
tpas fagen Sic benn 5u unIerem Nta9z
bar Giimmerle, baB er ir letnem fiinf=
unbfiebaigfen 2ebensiabre nod ein
fe9saeGnjdbriges Mdb9en beiratbet?"
rWas i6 basu fage? Ser CUTE Mann
fommt mir geraoe bor, ipie elm Wfiler,
Der nod einen S6effel Getreibe gu
mablen bdtte uno cine neue Miible
6auen poqte!"
&inbermumb. Ser bieridb=
rigen @life tpirb bon Der Mama bor
benz Mittageiien, Su Dem eiitige Greunbe
eingelaben fino, itreng berboten, ftets
etnas, tpie Iie ionIt getppbnt 1T, al ber=
langen, lie Derbe f6on obnebies bas
Sbrige erbalten; lie peripri6t oas au6
NIT Sanb ltnb Wfunb tpirb aber bel Der
Nustbeilung na9ber bod iberieben.
2ange bleibt iie fiji, enblid5 aber ruff
fie: r8itte, liebe Mama, eieb mir
bod etmas bon ielbf!"
= 9ta, SEA! &ittmei1ter (f6 bic
neu eingetretenen @inidbrigen bori ifellen
laiienb, gum erifen): Mie beiBen Sie9
|. Ginidbriger: Suing.
&ittmeiiter: profeilion2
@inidbriger: @erber.
&ittmeiiter (aum smeiten): Sbr
Nante2
2. @Widbriger: Maier.
Gittmeiiter: 9ino Sic Sube?
ginidbriger: Nein.
9tittmeifter Omit bem Singer bro=
benb): Sea, SEA!
= 8pri9ule. 8ei elmer &eile
bon Calais nod 9ober tperben bic
Paiagiere BON ber Seefranfbeit beintz
geiu6t. 9iur elm luftiger beuti9er
STUDENT bleibt babon peri9pnt. Sc
fragt, oh ct f6on Dfters Seereiien gez
ma6t unb beBbalb bic Seefranfbeit
ni9t befomnle, neint er gan5 gertiitb=
lid: uSa, meine Serri6aften, feben
Sic, i'd bin eben bic f9manfenben 8e>
tpesunsen bonn 2an6 ber i9on 5u iebr
gepORnt! Mir tbut's oaber ni6ts
mebr!"
= Sic 9emiitbli@e &ebacz
tio II. Sn Der Summer 105 beg r9iies
berlauiiber Mn3eiger" (preuBen) III
Jolgenbes gu leien: uSa unier Yerio=
nal oen iebt in bieiiger @egenb itattfin=
benten militdrii9en nebungen aus pa=
triotii6em Orange aui9auenb beitpob>
men wiro, bitten mir um giitige Na9s
fi9t, tuenu Die nd6ite, Sonrerftag fdls
lige Summer unieres Blattes erlt Sams
flag 6riib eri6etnt. Mqen Nbonnenten
ratben mir, bas intereiiante S6auipiel
ii6 ebenfaQs an5uieben." Mtan be-
greift bieie @emiitbli6feit erit, penn
man erfdbrt, baB aud bas better BE-
rabmte &alau our gieberlauiib geb6rt,
Ba Sic feinften 9iamQnteu, 1threr
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Mwer's
SarsapariI1a

ST elm fetr ranrsntrirter @asJno her Gariatarlas
ma anoessr bIatreinisenasr @nr;cln nit Sfaltunis
unn Gien=SoSin nsrbanhen, un6 bos unitdbIid)ite,
tuperldiisfte unb bl9ite @lutreiiligu,9s zgiitteI
oas man annenben tanr. Sbne Sell treibt cs
aaes 8lutgift aus bem aorper, berei9ert unb ers
nent bas 8lnt nb felt beiien beIebeabe &roft ber
gs TT bas bette betannte @itteI sssen efrcbbeln
nnb ale ifrapbalOIen iteheI. gesen 3otblauf, Sit.
biasdBen, a!edbien. S5mGren. GsI6mare, tTIeiItbs
gsipabie ,ifS 5amtaasifbIGge; ebenfo seseu ole
arantbeiten, bic burd biinnes unb perarmtes gIut
usrurfa@t perben. tpie @beamatismns, NcuraIaie,
rbenmatiifbe Gidbt alsemeine Gnttraitnne unb
iirapbaIoier &atarrb.
<eeilnng ban entjiinOetem Gbeumatismue.
sater's SarfaporiIIa Eat mid pon er.s
,inbeteu &benmatismuS eebeiIt, an bem i'd pieIe
Sabre selitten batte SO. s. @oore."
Gurba:n, Sa., 2. Mdrs 1882.
Bnberfitet pom
9r. 8. 6. aber & Co., 2nturf, MafI.
Sn alien atpOtbesem sa baben: 81. s SIaf@en IS.
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0lus Nf1slnnh Cine Rnthenff

= Nus &uBlanb. Cine &utbenl1rafe
wrrbe, Der 3eitung n9forz Odr" 5ufolse,
bon ben Offi3ieren zines &oiafen=&egi>
ments in Garaflifip iiber einen Bauer
perbdngt, beiien 9un6 einen Offiaiersz
bunb gebilien bate. 9ie aur @refution
beorberten s &ofafen bieben 10 unbarlns
ber3ig auf ben armen Mann ein, baB er
bic 8elinnung berlor.
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9armloie Bemerfung.
v@eliebte Gemein6e," fagte 5pift in
einer ieiner preoigten, ues giebt brei
9rten ertperfli6en @tol3es: @eburtsz
ftol5, Stol5 auf &ei6tbiimer unb auf
Salente. lleber Ben lebtgenannten
brau6e i6 mid ni6t tpeiter 5lt berbrei=
ten, oa &einer bon @u6 bieiem Safer
fr0bnt."
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Die
1Q5dj tnti,tbs Trsie Nssifs
erideint
ieben Dsnneritas
unb fclfet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.25 fir 6
WOnots in gOruuste3ubfans.
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- Sn 9errentoiletteartiteln liefern
mir bieien Serbit ettpas gang nor5iig=
li6es, mas @iite Der Waare, Mufer
unb Nusmabl betrifft.
Pancoait & Spbn.