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DRAWING or JUNE L? lsss.

James iino;ueiie. IRENE St. New Orleans Ia $1,000
i-,SeAthal Fayetteville st. Raleigh NC 1900
iAld L. r servary. bookkeyfer Stat, National
Bank. New Orleans for account Bank of
t"ni.ne''e Memphis Tenn................... 1000
~'A bs"Wn h.s;port, Nl...--............... 1000
" - n~'' aiison IL Old slip. New York 1000
u, ~ Al'Asance Cleveland oho................. 1900
= =, -, ai.-'' ls9 Narlck St, New Iors..-.... 1850
L. NJ Ward. Pasadena. Cal collected throuxh
Weiis. Fargo s Co. San Francisco CAL. 1900
o. L. hiinbrlin, Texas. Washington Co XIV
collected through First National Bank,
Springfield. ky.............,.... ooa
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Thc End of a Womld-bc Nlurdercss.

A telegram from DeekertOwn. n J., May 81,
says: The woman Cartwright, who recently
made an Intellectual attempt to poison her two
children because, as she said, she wanted to get
rid of them. was taken violently i'll last night,
and died at 3 o'clock. To the neighbors she
said the man she was living with had given her
Paris green. Her youngest child will also die
A cOrOners Jury is now examining the case.
The evidence against Berry, the man who lived
with her. is damaging. The post-mortem
showed Paris green in the system. Berry is
shackled and In jail.
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER Is 1859

DItdNINU NUN EMBEK lSS3
M. A. SacerdOte so ST Louis street, New Or
leans 1900
N IL Phelps. l45 Rslin st. 10Th Dist J., New Or
leans La....... 1900
y. n poIeinail Charleston, w Na...-........ 5000
"id Bank Oh Madison jackson, Tonn.......... 5000
Paid Jules Cassard. New Orleans National Bank
New Orleans 1900
Pad VIM. A. S. Moore, New orleans National
Bank. New Orleans La....................... 24OO
Robert Alexander, through Lockwood 4 Co.
San Antonio. Texas ::...................... 100
{. c. FAINT, Madison C. IVA, collected through
State Bank of Richmond. va............ =. l,2oo
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Why They Decorate.

From The lewiston (Me) Journal
One Of the Auburn school committee visited
school In the Barker Mill district Thursday
Inc scholars We're answering q few closing
questions from the visitors "What is the holt
day Tomorrow" was asked. Decoration Day."
was the reply In a shout. what do they have
Decoration Day fori' To decorate the soldiers
graves, said several. why should they deco
rate the soldiers graves any more than yours or
miner" There was long silence One little
fellow finally stuck up a hand in the further cor
ner of the room. The visitor asked him to speak.
The boy said, IF you please, sir, l think it is
because they are dead and we amt" The yisi-
tor stopped his questioning
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER O lssa

L. A Hayer. for Mrs. NJ. Hayer New York
City .......... ........................... 1900
Thos. Matterface, New York Civ IL ooo
d. O. Richardson, collected through J. r. Dick &
Co. Meaivie, Pa. ....................... 800
ls L. WooicrS. fhlladelphia, Pa............. $500
NJ c. Mitchell 3lcS NJ ST.. n. W, Washington.
D. 5000
L. NJ flack hopk!EsHille ky.................. 1900
VIM Lowery, Ia W Madison St, Chicago H.. 1000
.. .. Wedding Washington, ID C............... 1900
D. IT, Turner, cor Comm IN & Baronne SITS, New
eans, La...................... 100
VIM. II. Ford, 296 Dryades ST. New Orleans La 900
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DRAWING OF AUGUST a. 1883

L sllrernan, 90 Dearborn ST. Chicago Ills lh'
W. L. Muse, Rocky Mount, y C. .. l5,
Rev Moses Zeroyich, 54i5a S Canal ST, Chicago
.-........................ Is,
Jack Graves stockell Engine, No T. Nashville -
ehh TO-,
oustaVe Bauman. Preble Machine Works 30 and
80 W. Monroe st. Chicago Ills .... &,
Messrs. Sam Sclig aud j. NJ Iittl, hale Selma
- 81
VIM t. Oates, Z. Willis, A. A. Prescott and Robt
Payne, collected through Nicksburx Bank of
Mississippi - o,
L. V. Nonderslni,h, 2O29 Locust St, Philadelphia,
= =" J.
Michael DAILY, Canton, Miss i.
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER IL, lsss

Mrs Martha Livingston. Morgan CITY, La
j. w. Rabe. cor. Marigny & Claiborne SITS. New
Orleans, La ........................
Chas. L. Mayer. care Hirsh, Mayer Co, leo
Market St, Chicago nl................
W. c. Merrill. Albert Lea. MINI
A Miller, 72l fremont St. Boston, Mass 49,.
Q. +. Wildesinn. Round Valley, Cal.
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Bathing In Japan.

In Japan every one, rich and poor takes a
dip at least once day in caudron of hot
water. The rich battle before dinner and at
bedtime. Their whole household dip in the
same hot water. A bath. except at a thermal
spring, is only an immersion. Precedence is
given to the elders when there are no visitors
then to the young people according to their
age, next to maid servants and lastly to the
women. PREDATORY additions of feet and hands
are performed in basins, and on getting out of
the cauldron each bather gargles mouth and
throat with cold aromatized water. In very hot
weather they all fan each others bodies to dry
them. Modesty does not begin in Japan where
beauty ends. Human beings who are as fat and
shapeess as too prosperous quaiIs do not mind
being famed. The nobility never went naked
in the streets. But in their castles or shros
and their parks they did and do-formerly to
be cool In hot weather, and now to economize
their European and other garments. Hunch-
backs and defOrmed persons are almost un-
known. In Japanese Eden the law of natural
selection prevails
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DRAWING OF JANUARY III. 1894.

Henry Munk, go Gratiot ave. Detroit, Mich. -.
Sam Levy, Detroit, Mich.
W. NJ Lakey, Bells Graysoa Co. Tex....
Cohn Feibelnlan, l02 GTayier ST., New Orleans,
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TRUTH STRONGER THAN sLaypFn.
THE RECORD OF THE PAST YEAR

partial list of the pr;zns above Ci,e thousand Dol
iar IalG 10y The Louisiana State Lottery Conn any our
!ns The year ending Nay 1884. together with the names
and addresses given to the Company by the holders,
emitting those who have rcqucste,li it
Receipts for the are on file at the Offices Of
the Company
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER Is. 1889

John Reyes Paige, care I. ID. Alexandra & Co.,
NASSAU St, New York o.
I. McACliffe. Savannah. Ca
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Drawing of the 18th inst scheme in another column
Of this paper to day. n
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.oon sunsTITITTr FOR IryFys

CooD SUBSTITUTE FOR LrSESS
NJ Boys Sailor suits. Price. 81 80, s175, So 50 50
S3 s. 81 TO S. Boys Single Pants, 80 cents job lot
Boys School suits So now "a. The Bcft 81 so Mems
Black AlracaC in Town. Better worth 81 both
jobs Office Coats IRON % cents 20 81 Job Our slaand
Sl2 Blue F1anncl Suits real Indigo. firm colors Straw
Hats and Goats Underwear Will meet TIE market ON,
At SELBY,S
1ny23 .9ls-,s.G Pcuu., iygIia avenue
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Dog Trains I'm Idaho.

From the San Francisco Chronicle
During the day of my arrival I saw few men
sweating under the labor Of pulling two sacks
OF flour on tobOggan, and several dog trains
These dog trains are amusing. if not admirable,
as means of transporting freight. They are
made up of Indian dogs cOllies, mongrels scrub
yelpers NewfOundlands and mastiffs, with now
and then bulldog. The driver goes behind
and urges them on with snOwballs. now and
then finding 1t necessary to go forward and
make lazy cur work up to his collar by giving
him the blight of a packing rope. Poor brute!
Probably it is his only bite of any kind for many
hours. asked one dOg-team man what he fed
to his dogs, and he said:
''TallOw and Indian NEAL
care they trained?"
"NO; we pick up all sorts of dogs and work
themin very soon by putting good dog on the
lead"
do they never balk"
"NO; dogs is the blankest fools in the world,
while they is the sagaciOusest animals Why,
when them dogs near about pull their toe nails
off coming up steep hill, they bark out their
delight when l 60 up and pat them On the head
and call them good dogs Horses nor no
other animals won't be fed on such taffy Why
these dogs will stand it to be cussed for miles
and then be tickled to death at pat on the
head"
The merchants say the dog teams spoil goods
like the mischief. They are all the time tipping
them over and rolling them around.
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DRAWING OF MAY Is, 1884.

Isaac Hanes, Engineer Memphis and Charleston
r. r, collected through w. Il. Rison Co.,
Huntsville Ala acknowledgements. 800
b. j. Dorsey, 33 jackson St, Memphis Tenn. 1890
H. c. Drinkle Lancaster. Ohio ................. 500
7. s. Ashby, Sherman, Grant Co., Ky........... 400
Paid First National Bank, Columbus Ind ...... l.2O
s. Newman, l50 Henry St. New York. ......... l2O
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Comic Remark by Miss Lilac COtilliOn.
From Life.
Don't you think germans are an awful
bore:" asked young Pilkins, after silence of
ten minutes duration.
Sometimes" sighed Miss Cotillion, with an
oh-do-take-him-away look in her deep blue eyes.
"Have you been to many7"
"Tve. ah. led about sixteen this winter"
answered Pikins, in an off-hand way.
How appropriate" said Miss Cotillion, drow-
silly. "Just one for every year OF your age;''
and then there ensued another long, delicious
pause. while the young man regarded his
patent leather shoes, and the clock deliberately
counted eleven.
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COLD HAM AND SAUSAGE.
That's the Stuff for Athletes.

From the Harvard Herald
In DR.. Sargent's recent lecture on 'what
shall we eat to get strong?" he said In the course
OF his remarks: 1t has been customary to train
athletes on lean beet and mutton, but he thought
this mistake, as tissue-making food should be
used IN combination with these. and the diet
should be so changed as to meet the require
ments OF the organism of the person using it,
Tor 10 establish one diet for all persons was
ridiculous. Beet alone is not superior to meal
beans, or other farinaceous food, and the size
OF the muscles of man is not Indicative of his
strength. Farinaceous food tones man down
ana VIII tend to give him more endurance. A
man who can strike blow equal to 400 pounds
would De called strong man, but this strength
cannot be kept up for any length of time on ami
NAL food, as it comes from the base OF the brain
and endurance must be sought for in other
KINDS OF food. To reduce the weight of man
IN training lean meat may do. but when he is
down In weight he must go back to food con-
tanning more carbon, such as ham aud sausages
which should always be eaten cold. Three
years ago this would have been considered
ridiculous by trainers, but for a diet for run
ning, walking and rowing, it has been found
that saccharine food, with beef or mutton is
the best; tea, coffee, and alcohol as well as con-
dlments. are Objectionable; indeed, it is not the
quantity of food person eats that strengthens
him, but the amount assimilated and worked
into the organism.
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The Grant EBoys and Their Wives.

Mrs. Grant was noted for her exquisite costume
and diamondjewe The next morning she was
almost penniless
Ulysses s. Grant, jr.. married some five years
ago. In this city, Miss Chafiee the only daughter
of ex-senator Jerome B. Chaffee. Miss Chat
fees mother died when she was yet child, and
she was brought up 10y her fathers sister. She
was educated at various schools, but spent most
of her school life at the Packer institute in
Brooklyn. There she was much beloved by the
other pupils, and was noted for her generosity.
Her father visited her frequently and would
leave her $50 or 500 each time Then, of
course, 'the girls were treated to all sorts of
good things, to new gloves and bonnets and to
pounds of caramcls. Miss Chaffee left Packer
for Heidelberg, Germany, where she re-
manned for some time. She speaks German
huently and is good pianist. She passed three
seasons In Washington, and although she was
great belle, yet she has never been entangled i'm
the slightest filtration. She and Ulysses met,
and after a short and sweet courtship were
quietly married in this city. They have two
beautiful little children, and are at present re-
siding in west 5Sth street. Mrs. U. S. Grant,
jr., is new about "A years Of age. She is of me-
dunn height and fair, although not decided
blonde. Her eyes are deep blue shaded by
long lashes. and her hair light brown, show
ing golden tints. She has fresh complexion
and her face is very winning in expression She
does not care at all for society, and gives her
entire attention to her husband and children
On her marriage she received her fortune of
$400, OOO which Is all lost
Jesse Grant the youngest son of the general,
married a few years ago Miss Alice Chapman, OF
California. daughter of bonanza king. She is
Young and handsome and was reared in the
midst OF every luxury. Her wedding trousseau
is said to have been the most costly ever owned
by an American girl. They are residing at pres
ent at 3 East 66th street, with Gen. and Mrs.
Grant. Miss Chapman came into a large for
tune at her marriage, but how much of it has
been saved u not vet known
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.9li-s916 PcunasiyIIiasycnra
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18
Maoro asuS eelbEmorS.
Pator GpHiiow bon safe 8ietD eridjieBt feline
0rau uno oermmaOet itdD felbit t0otliG.

Sn benz @orffdbt6en Safe @ietp eretgs
nete it6 am ~portgen DisHitag, ben II.
D. W2ts., cine entleBli6e 8lutthat, Der
an Der 8resbDterianilden Sullerton Qpe.s
Stride angeitelt g~epeiene Raltor 6elrp De.
Gouilpn, SEQ. 1717 Mrtg6tpooo NDenue
tpobnbaft, bate feline Srau erldoiien uno
bann ft6 lelbit cine t0otIihe 66uBmunbe
in ben &opf beigebra6t. 2Qs Motipc SI
Der fur6tbaren 26at tpurDen g~ena1nt
etn an @etitesitorung grenSenber GtIbItnn,
an Dem Baitor GoutlDn, Der iibrigef1S AUDI
our6 fat gGnslihe Gaubbett Elm Derldtols
lenes Melen ft6 angeeignet bate, leitl3aD>
ren lit, ut0 Dor Q[llen Die QtffkreHseit,
pel6e er nit leinen acknowledgements
6atre uno bic i'm beranlaSten, iei1 NnIt
nieber3ulegen. Die @in3elbeiten Der Mlorpe
that linb tura folgenbe:
Ha6mitta9s gegen balb 3 1br tpar cine
Sreunoin bes G~ouilon'ihen GbepaareS,
Srau 8ur6id, bic @attin etnes Gauunter>
nebmers, nit eineln 8ltggD nor Dem GoQt>
ION lden 6aule norgefabrei,, I'm tbrer nns
4llGlt6en Sreunoin bur6 cine Spn3iere
tdbrt ettpdS Grb0lung gu Derl6affen. UralI
8nrold tpartete I'M Wagen, tDGbreno Srau
@outlon ii1 our Sabrt terttg maAte. Der
auf Belu6 bort tneilen0e Bruoer oeS 6auS>
berrn par nit leiner sSrau altSgegGngen
uno audi Die Ginber tpdren ms Trete ges
brad)t tporoen. go tpGre Der ungliiGliGe
@oliion, na6bem aud leine sSrail ltd ent>
fernt, aIein geblteben. 9esbalb febrte Die
SGrtli6e Satin bret Weal bonn 8uggD mad
benz 9aule 3urild, I'm 81 fragenb Oh ibr
Mann Dieaeidt nod irgeno Ell
men Wunl9 in 8e3ug auf feline
hnYf2IfHn eoIona1t11En - n,12a,tftro>
den bate. Oils ite 6as brittle Mal in ben
0Guseingang getreten mar, b0rte TrauBure
bid ploblt6 Snei Fepolperl6lie. 0ieie
tparen audi BON ben Jfa6barn gehOrt NOR
Den nno man elite mad Der Gorbale beS
9aules. Dort bot iid ben 6erbeieileloen
eth entleblider Nublid bar. Nm SuBe Der
inneren 0austreppe Lag Srau @o4ilon nit
elmer S9nBtpnnDe in Der S6lGfe; tie mar
bsreits e~ntieelt. Neben tbr, an Die 6auss
thur 9elebnt, Lag Der ungliGli6e Rreoiger.
Cine fnr6tbare S6uBmunbe bate iein @es
ttdt e~ntlteat. Die Gugel tpar in bic re6te
S6ldte ~ei1georHngen, am re6ten Quge bers
auSgetpmmen, bate bann ben Halenrii6en
1eitrelft uno oann bas ltnfe 9luge peflebt.
Do1 lebte Der Shtperpermunoete nod,
fretlt9 nbne BeipuBtieiu; in Der re6ten
0ano belt er et1terl Eepolper.
Baitor @oltlon, elm Mann bnn 40 Sab
rem unb aus Gn9lano gebirtig, beitnbet fi6
nod am 2eben uno es lit, menn aud gez
ringe Q(usii6t norhanben, 6aB er nit benz
2eben oaponfommt. Qber aud inn garz
Tighten Sale miro er fir INNER ieines
Nugenltdtes beraubt iein. Seine Srau,
Suianna goation, mar 30 Sabre alt uno
binterlGBt bier feline Rinber. SET Der
iiber tie eebaItenen 2eidenidau ipraden
Die GOronerSgei6morenen aus, baB ite an
elmer S6uBmunpe geltorben lei, bic ihr Der
nnleItge @atte in einem Nnfaa bon @abn1
finn beigebrabt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18
@eiaabe Elm @orD4
Sin wa.refs in sea ,1ntes1.te asHeSen

VIV AtWkEp1G ~ 0eW %WkeEketU @eWUWEW~
Or. Mc9lniter, bei1en Office fia Gte
Der State uno IL. StraBe befiuoet, per<
Iangte Sonntog Wttterna6t pur6 bas Tez
lepbon na6 Dem acknowledgement Der Qlrz
morD, I'm einen Nann nab benz 9olpttal
gu l6affen. Der tDolt6 n%eriDun0et
in bes @rstes Compton getrasen
tporben tpGre. 9Is Der acknowledgement
an Srt uno Stene eintraf, fanben bic 4os
li3iiten bort einen g~epiiien Wtartin Sarlep
nit elmer tiefen Stihpunoe i'm unterlei6
Dor unb befDrbertetI i'm auf Griuben bes
2lr3tes. neI6er ietnen 3uitano fir gez
fGbrlt9 erfldrte. nod Dem @ountDbolpttal.
2luf benz g8eae babtn eroGblte Tarlep, er
lei 25 Sabre alt, Wtatrole bon @eDerbe un6
in 8orea, g., ge6orel. Gr lei %norgeitern
nit einem Seeeli6iff bier 0%ngefomnen uno
babe i'm Chicago 6olne, elmer biltgen 0er>
berge III 9tp. $50 Slosg IarfltraBe, Die porz
lebte gtaht perbraht. @eitern Nbeno babe
CT nit mebreren GnDerel fremben Burden
bic beriidbttgte Birtbl6aft BON SameS
W1urtba, $50. 543 9. GlortItraBe, belu6t,
tpo ibnl Der iungere 8ruber Wurtba's,
Setlep Wurt6a, obne ieoe 8eranlanung
lsinerleits nit eineln Iangen binz
nen WteIier ote @unoe beigebra6t
habe. Oils Der acknowledgement 6asGountDz
0oipital perlicB. mar Sarlep bereitS be-
tpuBtlos uno es lift iebr tuabrl6einli6, baB
Der nn9Iidlide iciner fur6tbaren Bertuuns
bung balo erliegeu miro. Wiebrere 0olis
Siiten begaben iid) nad benz Befanntperoen
Der l~1mitGnoe, netde Die Ste6eret besleite=
ten, mad Der Wurtba'lhen Birtbi6aft, I'M
2 ubr batten tic ober ben WorbeeieIen nod
nidt %gefunoen.
StoG cine bEuti9e S0I&8eret-
Gbas. WtcDermott unb &bon1as Seuub
gerietbenS 9 nutagUiorgen aegeu baIb Z ubr
III Der Statez, nabe Der q. StraBe. tn
einen @ortpehieI, i'll ben lid) cine Nn3abl
in Der Otdbe bsftnoIiuer Strolde miihte.
Bon @orten fam eS gu SbdtIidz
teiten, nobel McDermott BON einem
Oteger, Nalnens Sobn 3. &anioit,
bur9 einen Stih in bergt6be Der II. Jtippe,
blot iber ben 0fieren ihiper peripunoet
mur6e. &aniou, tpelder eineu iebr ihIe6z
ten STUFF eenieBt, tpurbe seltsrn Qbenb Feit=
genolnmen uno beftn6et ii6 iebt in elmer
3eIe Der Station al Der %. StraBe. Oils
E6eilnebmer an Der S6lG9erei tpuroen nod
Der Sarbige 9eter Malter unoSSerrDS 'Jteil
Derbaftet. MtcDermott, 6ellen Mobnung
nnbetannt 1T, fano S~nfnabne i'm MidaeI
Steele olpital.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18

Die Ser %fpgendnnte yihtrar3e Setter" itah
Dem Stettiner 8abnbof brtn9t unb bon bort
abbott. Cine %belonoers eingelegte Carroll
poit, Die atpii3rn ben S%tationen Sdlatpe,
reip. 6ammermiible uno 8ar3iu curfirt,
permitted auSl6lteBlih fir ben Sirften
Oen ihIeuntgen Berfebr 3tpii6en bteien Orr
ten. 0as umfangreide Wtatertal perarbeie
tet Der Get6Stanaler nit 9itlfe ieiner bets
Sen S6bne, oe5 0eiaubten @rafen 0erbert,
Der ft6 lett itn9etG6r adt Iugen IN 8ar3ii.
beftltoet unb bort eineI ie6sD01enttthen
l1rlaub nerlebt, lnb bes @rafen Wtl6elln.
Nu6 Der belIti6e 8oti6dfter anl ruliil6en
Sole, General b. S6tpeiniB, mar am ~.
Suit III Bar3in betm 9tei6stan3ler." Der
Siirit bat alio aud mG6reno ieiner Serten
Elm mebr alS binrei6enoes WiaB bon See
l6dftigung.
6e6s masftrte &Guber Iberz
ftelen am 30. 9(ugult in Der T B Oh en-
Gdmpagrao ben 5Dti den Montelanico
unO GdrpttetO perfebrenben Roitipagen,
plitnberten Sic Reiienoen aus un6 etgneten
it6 ben 8oitbeutel MI. BaLo oarauf FAM
ben bic &arabiniert, bic loFort sur 8erfol>
gung Der &duber oufgeboten purben, bic
Strofde in elmer 6iitte iblafen6. Slinten,
Weifer, iopie Die Otasfen la9en neben
ibnen, 9tue Seds tpuroelt gefaBt unb in
Die @efdngnife BON Seaetrt ab9efiibrt.
Set Ginger !3eit mirb Die 5aIbs
MEL BON 3apoDagb (RD3itos) in
&leinaiien am Warmaras Steer tdali6 lnb
taft regelmdBig I'm Die gletbe Stunbe BON
Iet6ten Gr6ftDBen, Die ii6 auf Der
gansen Snlel fi6lbar MAIDEN, betmgeiud)t.
Der 8eD0lferiing, in beren @rtnnerung nod
frti6 Die S6reden bes Leyten Grb6ebens
leben, bat it6 tnfolse befien lebbafte 8eftirs
sung unb cine eroBe Nngft Dor trgen6 elmer
nnhennpn &ntnftrnnhe hefnGhtint
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18

gobnen.-@tte MebhnmSg 1OO@4.7 Is.
8elte uDteotums" 2.25@2.30. v%JtaDies 2.30
@S.40 Der Snl0el i'm @roBen.-
S9mter lett BrdIns5 III 81 0-.4:,
9elbes 4@-c., Deibes 49@5c. has NTo.
&GIg. - SUDDEN &c, 9to. L @ourttrp
5a@-c. $40. Fan sc.
ettroneH. - $4.00@6.00 01s RtItAer
fir WiellId.
&omaten. = 2O@25c. bas Sifdeu a
Gui9el. QcmeS 30@40c.
8ftrii6e G. = 40@50e fir SetnelIee boS
/ 6ul9elz RIitGcn, Grolpfpros 1.35@t.50
Der J Sui6eli 25@50e Der EeG &orb liz
Wti9igan.
W|Eelioneu. = &aHermelonen $4,000
$1,000 bus 6unbert. Nlltme9s 95c@50c.
Der Crate.
Brombeeren. - 1.30@1.50 per 16 Qu
Neue NepfeI.-1. 00@3.50 Oas Sap.
IBldubeeren. $-.-@-.- Der 8ml0e[
aino 80 10 So baS &ilt6en GO 10, uub 1875
@1.50 @ 16 Quarts.
Btlaumen. = 1,00@1.50 0as &ilt6er
@ ! Sul9el.
&rahben, = Spes a 10 gtO. gil $50
80, @oncoros q Der / Sul9el uno
SPECS 1.25@1.50,
8irnen, : 5O@75c. bos ] g.sGifden,
uub 3O@40c Der &orb.
oGweet 4 ptatoeS".- @elb&galtia
morer $4.75@5>2j bas Sap.
Btlb. = Yrairiebibuer $3.00@3.50 bas
9bo., NtalIarbs Suteu 5000, tleine LA
@1.50, Seal 1,50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18
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