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NOTICES.


NOTICE 70 PAlNIEk, AND n, 's1EkEas
IN sea ed bids for aintiag and pla t,riesg
the Bhseselfori nm C,utthouse WIN DC
rccs ", a. py orce in Al any Texas, unil
March H. 1884 ~ 10 o'clock u m, ut which
tim said bi is afll be opened aud rousiu er.d by
the Commis ion, ~ Cou OF s-i7 corr.j. Plans
and specificat,ons are on file In my Office here,
AID copy IN ne ntiicc ofJ ia ders. archi'
tect Dailas, Texas. Cash psym Mt bond for
faithful D rforn anc OF 90 tsacI wi be required
Tho cour, reserves the rishf y .e'ect any or all
Cisri Clerk County Our shsckelfer toun'y, r xss
Ana fvxA-. .ehruarv 81 'cb Q n
Kuil k,o~vN .,.aUi ohe.-si y. ray
IN ing.-sesled nrupo.als win be received a.
tho on ss S s sh 3y fGs %sAsca scT a so osS.
Ink the tolcwina sire Ia In III city with u Is
DArc Bio ka upon ravel foundation sc-
9 rdins 20 an oruinasco a proved Decent, n /, =
this Office. ts.wi,: Main roet From the we I
Slde of Jefferson 10 the east tide Of .sy' an ore
otrest. Elm street- 3 on the west side Gf Syca-
moro stree, 70 the east rporst on lin Jeher.
son. Msr. et a, d Sycamore Streets From Main
street 70 the Texas a cihc Ra oad Lamar
8 rce'--From Wood ,o E'n street Pydiss y eel
Commerce 10 Eir q yet Austin street-.Fr N
Wood strse OF to tho ftx's Psci Railroad
College st eet--From Elm street TO the Texas
Pacific Railroad In, sll aoout 1900 Inca leet
Il ch proposal must b accompsDic by bond
With approved security, in the am u tm ~
that II the contrscti Is avs deh ,ne bidder VIII
Bond aud security will also be required for :
fSithfui pc. formanc % @ o.ira !, the wofk
oom plet i b. the 18th ~ 0CTOshR, 1854.
6epsrVc roposals ere invied for ea'n OF the
ahove Bucets, ard Tor the whole OF the wors
SidderS n apecify the street or sire 10 III on
The CITY Council reserves the right to reject
Sny or al b ., a1d N let a or any pa I
81 The srove w'rk. r aas and speci6cst ons'
Bids viii aiso be ieeeivsd for Asphalt Street
Paw sccordl To p ans and specifications
n ale In nv f1re.
DAx,Aa Tvxs- Isnn~-r ~ tRat ssut-s<c
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A March Blizzard.

ST. PAUL, Msrch 3.-Advloes from Bis
msrck. jamestown and Fargo show that
March came m With blizzard that throws
all previous ones OF this wear into insianih.
osnoe. Heavy snow i,l oil Sa urday night
aud Sunday the wind commenced blowing
iorir to fifty miles an hour, cutting up the
snow and driving It IN nlinding masses so
that IL was imOossioe to stay upon the
st;eets. Up to midnight 10 lives lad been
reported lost from the fac, that
Il was Sunday aud none ventured
leave their trsins Trains wsra deiayed all
day. All cuts are drifted tull o. snow. Re.
oorts coming from Ill parts o. Dakota ttaie
snow in aome places was light, hut tue
VIVID terrific. Thermometer to 10 below
ssro.
N irTRxAL, March 3.-The snow storm
c,used much damage in eastern Canads.
NJ nv houses along the st Lswrence we're
almost hurisi Ia suow. Tne occupt nts
made exits through the attic Windows.
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FORT WORTH.

FaRr woRrn, Maroh 3.-f5pecisl 1-Lsst
week jockey Charles Ls'gn, wa ,hro~n
rom horse at the race track and siei-
wards died. To-dss his father ard moiber
brought suit against Csp,aiu J'mes ID
Reed and others for ao'ual and exemplary
damages 10 the amount Of S42 OcO oil eginE
the horse ~ss owned or contrU Id oy Reed
ct al. ain vas at their iusigAton that
tne boy attempted to ride the animal. THIS
suit il looked upon es novel one by many
lawyers here. The boy was n
regular lcckey and /. VS.
bought his parents k-eg his occnp'tion.
rhs aggregate w,ahh OF tho genilema
sued Is uliy 81 100000. % II the case VIII
hold the money cal ba made.
All the psv sppoittmeeis for tho fire
department hsvi' 9 arrived, there viii be u
grand parade az 10 o'clock 'o.mofrow.
Severn ol the ministers who ere {, sit ~
judges In the Murphy Eaion irisl, ~hio'
NJ eius on ira h, svrv q 'n.right, and the
others are expect d in TO mvs ,ing. :
rbs psymens ofcits tax, = "a u slow
er than ever before. Over $50, ,o09 fsusin an
paid a. this time.
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Tho plnok and ran Convention.

Prrr.BuRe Ma'ch -R-v U Smith II
Bioominet m Illinois chairman Of the color
I'd stsie central committee OF tha, state hos
arrived here TO complst' arrangements T. r
the national colnred convention to be he d
mere In Apri'. Rev. Mr.. Saith says tie
convention will oe IN session for sever al
days. snd A. a secret session vii adopt an
address demanding recognition from the
people and the better protection OF the,col-
ored race south. About 250 delegates will
IN preAept
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GOODS.

Ifyou want hsndkerchiess o' any
kind, lrdios or gents don'tgo ~ y
further, but read IN an see what We
have 10 offer. We have one line OF
ladies whit lineu h mstiUhtd at 10
f,r Il; ard one line ~ ladies' and
gents white lison hems,i,chod ana
co ored bor e's wc ire OF ring at 8
z, G 3 aud flr 81: and uns line of
handsome silk handkerchio at &c
aud SOC each. We have st received
The new LnnRtry and J rsry collar,
which we are Offering all each.
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RIBBONS.

We have some rare bargains In
ihes. goods 10 offer. o o line ran
silk OF oman and satin aud gro.s-
grain ut 100 y ,rd; rnc In o-l2 In
satin AMI gros sraln aud moife ot
IKE yard sol Inc of andsome
ush ard satin ribbon 10 4 inches
vide At 2ic agar: aud rome big bar
gains in real ostrich plunes and
tips.
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NO BANKRUPT STOCK |
BUT ALL NEW aud DESIRABLE GOODS at
GOLDSMITH BROS.

We daily receiving goods in every depart
and will be able offer for the coming the best
assorted stock brought to this city, Below descrp
ton of few bargains offering, which is truthful and
will be found therefore, represented and to prices
have them with view of making long journey
to our establishment profitable.
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Abou, las shis morning s.smsll frame
house inst sast Of the Stock Yard saloon
osushl lire from the ex pIvsion of Goa. o.
lsmp and wss qu'ckls consumed. Thr
Ore department sere PROMPTLY on hand
way 10 permit them 10 cave the building
The Nance Of the otcupsnts the reporter
80 uusbsr - lss~~ -.
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A Break in the Gin.. strike.

PrrrsBukG Msrch 3 The Green glass bet.
'lr frc,nfy 1T fhmser a % l,miteu, sili rt-
sumo shortly at last years wages. This IL
tue first break in the m ,nufuc,urers lin.
and The strikers claim tnst Others will fol.
low. The factories have been closed since
last June becsuse the employees refuss d TO
accept the % per cent reduction.
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Dssr,os March 3.-fspscisl.1 John LIZ
.op, at this lace. 10 stsii here aud not irav-
cling "a Esrope with dynsmit. intentions,
~ ter u -grsn % tie 23 h from London.
There i no Rscnsrd Lit,u. John Is a
youse hl or ot percesblr IN en,ions ann
cannot think who q ~ wears his an> for
.uch purposes. srd We clBaot discover
snich o. our psirieiic iHsamen have lett
within year, the r'nt j.ho hss been here.
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FANCY

(. Az every one OF our customers
know, we always sell EMBROl Err
IES chcsper tsan any other houso.
but on this occasion we arc abe 10
beat our own rec I'd. ana tn offer
Embruideries at prices et whiel 10
would have been mighty glad 10 thy
them a month or 81 ago We have
an,s orltd lot of Hamburg kdginss,
Y nch TO TWO inchur vide, fiom 40
To lOc q va Il Another LIT from 3t,. o
inches ide, fiom l2Nc u 25c a yard.
A lot OF Iish Point Embroideies
ffot Shc n va. d up. And line OF
TorohOn ValenUiennes and Fancy
Leces ut very low figures.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GoorB Are
staples ut oil seasons uf tho ycsrs d
sro worth huyIug whenever they arc
chegp enough. Tho prices we quote
aIe pioo' onoIgh Of the CHI apnrss
Of our il'erlng. aud a. 70 the quality
aglanoe VI the goods themselves will
show that they leave nothing ~ he
desired IN that respect For In
ftauc we IRE oflrh & AL ,e' { fun-
hleaohcd danask and Turkey Cd
table lsneu n. Sea yard. line Of
nll-liner iowc'e ~ 10, s Z, q, o ard 4
for 81; and |. linen napkins ~ m Soc
dozen up aud Crash iowe / Is at
90 u yard and lilsh linen she,tins.
full width, at t5e q ya'd and ll-i
th citing. NeF Yo.k mills. at &c a
yaId.
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COSCIIO,

CoNcuo March 3.-[Speoial.J - Gusda.
lnupe Camanile, II Mexican. was shot anu
silied about o'clock this morning. There
Is no clue as vet 80 the murderer.
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Lorsvrr~, N.scb 3. -lsp>cisl l-E. A.
6ohre. r'rouinent j-~.ier here. cs>o
q ate suddenly II droosg 81 the hssrt. ae
9as Gnenes'S cf Nev 0'l-4uo, eitesvuruo
sSe11ne " DsI1ee. vhevo he ~ bos1reas.
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DA,rAs rixAs.

nsPARTuFNr or IN-, RANcs. STATS.
" Il. end nls sry Austin. Texas. enrns,y
SSnS. 81 new >srk ~ v, hss IN = 1 re-. y CITE
}uny coSpil with the avs ., Tex - 10 cond :
Sions pFrcra. n, ~ dol.g In iness IN 'h.s
AZ s;tkc-i,v frnu,> this. fac- euti ling Il 70 10
fue:uoo1 IN tkia teate for sWe ve monihss nom
ths iss az p JAnussy i'st 10 the siss day Of
m. si-div.n u,d-s NJ hard ann sesl. at Of
Gcc. n 1uo1l3, shc day and fat- q et aboye v.it-
"a d. r. pRkws n, tomaissic-es
cAnHEs 3 EWING, Agsats. 1s!l1s
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KAuFpIAN

K.ursAv, March 3-[5pecisl. l-Our
commissioners have provided for elk terms
Of the county court Der annum. TIE first
term begins t,-day C)rrt will convene
regularly every two months hereafter
County Judge D,iiard the present iucum
hert will pr baby be his own snccsseor
without opposition unless he shall bs placed
nn the state ticket. He has many friend.
IN Eastern Tex4s, bv whom ne is gresty
n imired for his sterling worth aud Who
would like 10 see him elevated 10 % ttss
office. Most OF the oil county fiice,s will
h. csndldaies for reelection. Annonrce-
men's for office-lke epring ore little
bsck ward this year.
F,rm.rs are pretty well up with their
work 10 his coun'y. All they need to la
SUI. good GROSS is sufficient rain and pro
tectio against candidates.
Tho town ci X sufn n "a spreading ber-
-ef. Two new streets have bsen opened
from the oonri house square. ihree-fpurths
~ n mil south. through the isrm IT DIR.
Sow, which are being cut up IN blocks ior
| sels The mineral we'll OF Thomas Barry 70
sursc,ing considerable attention. Mar
We ious cures are reported
The drv goods firm ~ Lsedcm Bifreu
h-s cinesd ont AZ this VI cs. A J. Ba'neif
~ the firm moves tn Il wards county In y
fev.icvs. His father, "Uncie George." snd
o,npr mem hers of the family will n l,s
soon Mr. b rnett IS one Of the E1si.h
| settlers of Ksnfmsn, aud wit be greatly
missed by his many friends here.
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OF the city hall and committee rooms for
the state democratic convention, Tho hall
10 the largest la the state and Hous'onisns
arc prepared 10 welcome delegates With
opon arms. Houston wants the consen-
tion aud will do more than her fair share TO
Obtain H.
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Ell PAso, March 3.--fspecial 1-Mrs. Mary
Cra siord, vile OF CAPTAIN J Crawford, y
miner and mining engineer, known all over
ths western country died suddenly Of
Brights disease OF ne kidneys. She waa In
apparent good heal aud her husband had
just roinrned from. the Organ mountains
whefo he has mine valued at 500 COO
where he intended removing his wife, when
hours.
A grand ba3quet and bsll was given to-
night IN honor oi the opening of the Grand
Central hot J, tour story rock building
which cJst SlO0 600
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INsUR ANCe,

n1PARTNF Vt Of INs0RANus, STATS.
" ic' AZ Y. or A., e, ,nn rsns' IS,s rssrqs !,
certify that the sIRs suxANCE as.
sl re-, &C fu, complied VI the l~ws OF
"a . IN this W,e, nj thai sxlo Company holds
4 C-rtiocs'o - Autnorits frou, thi, .f11ce g.
6tiins / " n eu-iaess iu tn . State for elve
he SIst day Of ecembs 1884
fls 6l-G = n undcs nv hsnd snd seal, AZ o..
a. n Aust :. the y And dato nrst abave wrt'
tea. n. p. oktW STIR. CON ntsstonef'
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TAYLOR.

TAYLOR, Msrch - Especial j The
Traders bsnk closed huains-s on tue lsf,
having sold out 10 the First National bank.
3 efiing Q Robinson & Brs., the prop'iH
tors contemplate to engage in banking o.
some other point. AS the Fret N4iinnn'
pauk has been paying out from S125,0UO
20 $3.50 900 per week, this will soon make
money matters easy ia CID Williamson
county.
Boyce, Armstrong. Humphreys aud
kuk.ndsle are making tneir arrangements
20 drive l0,O00 head OF cattle tn Horse Sho-
rarcn ou the Ssit FORK OF the Bnzos river.
W 3. BrooSshire vi make fret th -
rnent OF corn fed cattle lo-morrow 20
Ayrien Bros OF Chicago.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Mach 3 --ISpeoiai J--C p,
HuDtingtou, Charles Crocker, r. w. Pi,rcs
aud Mr.. Hutchinson, all msrnstes oi the
Huntington ara sunset systems, accom-
pauied by Jim Flood, the California miliot-
aire, and several ctaers ara In the city on
iheir way TO Mexico by sp,cai
train. They visit that republic
for n grand speculation IA
knde. Governor Madero recently acquired
m o the Mexican government $50 Coz acres
~ - aud the capitalists are said TO want
4. .. i'll be IN Mexico tor some days
>ua - ke u thorough examination o'
10 =, -. = in that section, u LARGE par
.'on OF whiYn are comprised by the Madefo
iands.
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Notice to Architects

Tho Commisflorer, Court OF Young couniy
viii ronyrpc on Mond-y March 81, 1881. 10 ex-
anime plans and ,cihcau ms for ino erect
~ a C,,,rt huus. 10, sad O unity. not TO csceoi
In cash ,he sum Of Thirty hous-nd Dollars:
The court reseIyng the hight W reject any aud
ali pl,nA
This Feb uary 2s. 1884, nv,o,n
Couniv Jusgc " q county Tcvas.
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DIR Y

or DRESS GOODS we have Just
opened an entire liue OF all the latest
Spring Shades aud Styles, an array
that Is simply bewildcring IN It, VA.
ri,ty, aud unsurr assed fir chr'p"t.s
First on the list isg liue OF Wo sieds
In black ~ d colurs at l2isc n yard;
then we have n line of BrJcades ii,-
beises. Checks. e'c., In all The Leaf.
iug sha es Mt 1880 yard, and n com
blnalion OF Pl.ids, suns Veilines
aud other Eoveliie In stIip.. aud
SultIn,s ut 2gc yard. Aud striped
! eer uck rs ut i0c IA yard. An1 R'n.
frcw Dress Ginghams at l0i a yard,
And lndiga Blue Pins tArnoll'D
al 6Isc ay-rd.
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HOUSTON.

Housrnx. March SIS osc'sl. l-Tc-isy
the Bu.eh u uav,s. ot s. Lruis abd On.
ltmbus. Geore'~, Guards 81 t-r.d the inter-
sts,e drill whicn Occurs next NAY This
makes III cen companies that have flraiy
enter ed, srsen Of whom are from othe,
s.stfs. All Houston Is ~ tsres'sd m the
DIN and IL wi undonb rclv 20 the sfeat-
e.f afFlir OF ire kid ever known in the
sists.
A. Psftsrson - lsytv men vbo came
from Fort Worth sDcnl two weeks ago
anz.fs lied. 70 IL tbcnshf. shout q woman
O1e shnt the other sn he stoAsch and
ki,lsd hin. The murderer then made bic
,caoe. bvs u - thought ne v,ll be csp.
tnr~3. Taeir nance could uos be ascsr-
totsed
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CORSETS.

Our Corset Department has a well
canned reputation for supp yiug tho
best Of soDds n III, very loo est OF
pii q d wh'n We annnunt c u iine
OF bargains. aides know they sro
genuine We Offer n lne OF Cprsets
at $50 ach Our iuc in viii and
colorod at 25c each and the celebra!-
cd MADAM Duys" ut only 55c.
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BIsITOS.

DkLroE, March 3.-lSpeclal.l 1.-The com
missioners met to-day at 2 o'c ocs 70 open
biis Tor the construction Of the new court
honse. Ben %. Lee, of this CITY wa
awarded tho contract n, S6i oj,, Jsck
Burnett, The contractor who IN nulilug th'
juil. also nut In hid Tor s0j 600. Tht
structure Will be PLAYED on the fquars
where the old one now stands, much & M
dissatisfaction OF the mriority ~ cltiEene
TIE ola building will he sold ano disposed
of and the ne. one completed Ia hiteeh
months.
rno rock Of the jaii is nearly completed,
belng ell NJ cut stone, making ita yeri
handsome htruotnfe.
Work on the water works will begin this
week.
Tho town was crowded t'-day, being
oatray sAie day. Much stock Was disposoo
of ut a fair price, aud the merchants t.
night eeem happy over abundant good
trade.
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TYLER.

TLYER, March 3 Especial The weet-
bound plseenger train on the rrxtq & 81
Louis railroad left the trsck qnait-r OF =
mile this side Of Big Ssndy az 2o',lock ye'-
,erdsy, caused by broken rail Sivs ..
ws8 sent out, followed py the wreaGsf,
bringing IN the passengeTs ~ 7 o clock
j. T. Clark. general merchanfise at Lin
dale, wss closed by the sheriff Sa'urd Az
night under execution in favor OF Il Calves
ton house.
A private telegram this afternoon from
Judge Finley, now at Washington, states
thet tie committee are unanimously 80
favor Of sn appropriation for buildings 10
this city.
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WORKMAN.

WORKMAN. March 81 Special THE
planting interest has swallowed every other
oily, and more of everything will be
plsnt Il here than las. year.
Cltle were well provided with hsS
through the exirene cold weather; conse-
queutly but slight loss.
Oals suffered great injury by tho late
ifstZS.
Gardening has begun IN good earnest this
week, hut the ground ~ vet too cold TO-
germ auation of seed Euly Rise potatoes
are in demand. Sugar oaue planting "
going an. Our eople have learned that Il
is a great oaytDg 10 raise their syrup al
home.
The fruit is cafe, no far.
The health OF the community 10 good
with tue exception o. q few cases OF typhoid
fever, which IL unusually obstinate.
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t @ { Ct 1 q
In ;bren nerI4ipSerpu lnrtnpr.

In tbren peridtebenen Sorrten.
5d)iittelftebet+
SGaItes nnO bisiaes Jieber sebeiIt fir so Gents.
IS 9tebt fein onOeres Seilmittel IN Der @elt, mas 10
idueu aue Nrteu pom 6teber beitt, m09en lie pom perbors
bener quit (Wta(arta) rber be9enertrter Sale tommen,
m6gen lie S6arladz, Nerpenfteber. &ppbusS ooer 9elbss
Sieber betBen. ais unter 3%uStebun9 pon u u6wap's
9tIIeu- Railways Ready Relief.
Sinf5t9 GentS ole SIaf@e.
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90s etttstge S0merSens
S9cllta tteI,

6os auqenbtiGti6 Bic idreffid1ten Sdr1er3en itiIt,
Gntiinoun eer1 unb Sluta1bran9 linoert uno bies
ielben bettt, oh lie nun III Der &nll9e, tm0fagert, ben
@lngeweiben, ben &riilen ooer alberen Or9dnel
o%uftreten, lpenn man IS eitmal bellust, ug6 5Dar
Sn elmer biz 5tuau5ig Glinnten.
@leidpie( ME sroB bic S9merSen aud iein n6s
gen, Die an 81 beltniotismtu3 2eioenbelt, Die Settldgez
Ti9et1, Die @erfriippeltcn, Die ~9terpoie1, bic an Jters
pei peb ooer Guberel Grultbeitel Geioenoen reroeI
bur1 Die Qlnlyenou1g Don
Railways Ready Relief
auf Ser SteGe 2inoeru19 e~rtan9er.
GutsmuOmn9 oer gtieren, Gi.tsiroum8 oes
gjlaie, Oebdru< 81 t5iiubung, Sun9enzGo rgeItion.
6erStlopfen, 6piteriide AniGae, 81dune, &atarrb.
6roitbeulen, eri1orene Gtteoer, Nerpoiitdt, S6lafoit9s
felt, 46Gftweb, 8ruitz, 0tidens ooer @Lteoeri9mersen,
Quetidun9en, @erftaAbun9en SranomnnSen, taltss
Hno bigtges Tieber.
Sic lnmen0nn9 pom Ready Relief an ben lets
benoen 2geiteH peribaft aagenblttli6e 3inberuns uns
@rleibterung.
DrciBig bis ied3tg Sropfen in Elm fGetres &Ias NaKer
beilen IN w~ertgen Iu9enbliGen 6rdntpie, Vta9enldure,
Soobrenner, btlt0ies &opipeb, 0iurrboe, 8nbr, &oltt,
Gl6bungen unb ae innerltdben S6mer5eu.
9teiienoe IouteH INNER cine Slai6e pom ES add ways
Ready Relief BET lid tragen. Went9eEropfen oapon
i'll 9Sulier eetban, beueeu allen ben Srantbetteu unD
bamtt uerfnipften Yeioen, bic aus bYN @ebrau9 uuges
p6bnten 3rtutpaifers %eutitehen, Dor. IS lit Elm bellereT
Stimulant ais SrauSbranntpein ooer Sitteres.
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Nn ha8 8n6lifum!

Gerlangt ia MIR 81 D aus unb a6tet
barauf, baB Ser Ntame p&abnap" ii9
nuA Dem ~gefauften Nrtifel befinoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
RAILWAYS
"SarSaDaliIIian RGSOIVent,"

Elm 6eitmtttel, beIen Seftunbtbetle auBeroroentIid uebis
Siuii6e Gi9euidaiten BADEN, peientlid sur 0teinisuus,
]brodenen unb eri66pften S6rpers, bag cine dneiTe,
ougeuebme, it6ere Seboubluus lub baueruOe
0etlun9 9elpGbrt.
@tetfpicl wie Sos 2eiOen beiben mag, OBJ Sfrofeln,
S6wtnoiudt, SppbtltS, &en9miire, gStuoe, @eI6wilite,
Sdwelun9er, &Oie ober Sul5fIuB, %Hunaeus, Nierens.
Tlalerz, @~ebGrmuttsrz, 6autz, Seber<, Dta9eu> ober
llnter(etbsfrantbeit, @roniider ober conitttuttoncller
Grt, - bos Ytit iist I'M SIute, weldes bic abgeniSs
ten 2bette eriest unO iene Sr9ans urb bic perbrau6teu
&Drpcr9elpebe reparrt. Meun has Blut ureeiunb lit, 30
tann iein @eDaraturueriabren fem geiunbes ieir.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23

>0urtiesung foG9t)
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-04-02
Fads of Fashionable Ladies.

New York Cor Chicago Tribune.
Time was when hobby must needs be
great galloping, galumphing steed-like wo-
mans suffrage, Bloemer costume, or total
abstinence; but now we have changed all
that. and not one Of US who is not possessed
of a nice little interesting fad-e1pensive,
perhaps, but SO diverting and such a time
killer. There are ladies who spend hours Of
each week on the scent of a rare print or a
certain edition of a book. l know one de-
lightful woman who confessed to me she
selected Shakespeare as her hobby, not
because she knew anything about
the immortal VIII, or cared particularly to
become acquainted with him, but, to use
her own words, because it sounded $50 swell"
AS result there is not better Shake
spearean scholar in her social set, and
that is saying more than one would
at first imagine, for there are a good
many very clever women among
the butterflies of New York society. My
Shakespearean friend mounted her hobby for
the looks Of the steed but she has nearly for
gotten the absurdity Of this beginning in the
serious interest with which she pursues her
search for the curious in Shakespeare.
I know any number of society ladies who
are collecting old prints, several of whom
have dozens and dozens of old silver spoons
Of every conceivable pattern and from every
country under the sun. One well-known So
ciety favorite collects bells, another shoes and
slippers, still another has fad for silver
ohatelains and big clasps; in fact, there is no
end to the collections, as they are commonly
called, in the pursuit of which many an
otherwise tedious hour is beguiled and doubt
less some of the mischief the gentleman who
shall be nameless has counted on idle hands
10 perform has been diverted into a harm
less channel by the following up of a genteel
Fad