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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17
FrOm Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK, January IL, Wall Street, II a m-
The share market opened lower and declined x to
y per cent, Northwest, New York Central and
Union Pacific being the weakest shares. SubSe-
quently there was firmer tone and rally OF \ TO
z per cent. Canadian Pacific was weak dropping
from 42 TO 40h. President sloane, OF Lackawanna,
has called meeting OF the presidents of the coal
roads to consider the refusal OF the Pennsylvania
for Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17
The Navy Voucher Fraud Cases.
THE TRIAL OF KIRKwOOD AND MANN IN THE cRMI
COURT.


THE TRIAL OF KIRKwOoD AND MANN IN THE cRIMI-
NAL COURT.
The trial OF the cases of Bell Mann, of Chicago,
and Edward c. Kirkwood, indicted with Daniel
Carr1gan for presenting fraudulent claims through
the bureau Of medicine and surgery, Navy depart
ment In violation OF sections 54l6 p and revised
statutes United states, was continued in the Grim
mai Court yesterday after our report closed Mr.
A. b. Williams. counsel for KirkwOod, closed his
argument at 81 O'Clock. when the court adjourned
TINS morning, at l1:20, Mr.. Worth1ngton, district
attorney, commenced his argument for the govern
ment
MI: Worthington spoke the entire day. closing
about 2:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Villains onered q series of prayers for In
structionS.
NR. J. J. WALTON FINED 5000
Joseph J. Walton, who pleaded guilty on the 7th
instant to two indictments for violating sections
b421 and b436. Revised Statutes, in presenting
fraudulent bills to the naval bureau of medicine
and surgery, was to-day brought into the Criminal
Court and withdrew hts plea OF guilty on third
inactment he was sentenced to pay q 1ne OF
5000 In one case and 81 600 In the other These
nnes were At once paid and he was released.
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Telegraphtc Rrtefs.

David kiefers Sons -four mill, In Covincton. Ky,
was DESTROYED by IRE this morning Loss, s600oo
insurance, $4,000
The san Francisco produce exchange semi-an-
nual statement shows that there were $4,000 tons
OF wheat remaining in the state on January LIST OF
the present year, against only $50 900 tons the
same date OF last wear
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Capt. Phelau sim uwprov,u..

NEW YORK, January i7.-Capt Phelan was ~
ported TO be slowly, but steadily improving this
passed q comfortable night his wife and daughter
still minister 70 him
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A Victory for IFaines' Opponents.

ARGUMENT ON THE sPEAKERSHIP QUESTION OF THE
ILLINOIS HOUSE FIXED FOR TUESDAY NEXT.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, January 17.-The legislature
adjourned at las am after the passage or a reso-
luton that the argument on the temporary speak
ership should be the first order OF next Tuesday
morning, which is considered victory for the op-
ponentS OF Mr.. HaineS
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kilograms to The Star.
THE SITUATION At ALBANY.
A Struggle fer Republican Control,
THE DEADLOCK IN ILLINOIS.
STEAMER SUNK By COLLISION.
Reported Loss of Sixteen Lives.
GREAT SNOW STORMS AND SEVERE COLD.
THE CONTEST AT ALBANY.

Not So Much a Fight for Present
HOnOrS for ultimate Control OF the
Party-Alieged Belief Among the IS an x
and File Of the Republicans that
President Arthur VVas Not Anxious
for EsIaine7s Success.
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Archbishop Leray Receives the Pal.
iiuin.

NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-THE ceremonies of
the reception OF the pallium by Archbishop Leray
took place this morning at the cathedral Arch
bishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore, presided Bishop
Fitzgerald, OF Little Rock, delivered the English
sermon, and Dominican father the French. Pom
tincal mass was performed at the cathedral at 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

REPRESENTATIVE LONG TO READ HON. ROBERT G.
wIETHRoPS ADDRESS.
The subcommittee OF the Washington Monu-
ment commission, at meeting to-day, made few
changes in the program Of the dedication from the
original draft, which was printed in THE STAR yes
terday. All the principal features remain as first
arranged but it is now the purpose OF the commits
sion to publish the program OF the proceedings to
the order OF outdoor exercises. At the request OF
ex,Goyernor Robert c. Winthrop, Representative
John ID. Long, OF Massachusetts, win read the ora
ton prepared by Mr.. Winthrop. The arrangement
OF the order OF exercises in the hall of the House
Will be completed within a few days. and then the
entire order OF exercises will be published In one
pamphlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGEs.-Geo II. Cline,
of Maryland, has been promoted from 81 900 TO
81 500 in the general land Office. Elisha F. Rogers,
or Kansas City, has resigned from the Pension
Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

THE PRESIDENTS DINNER, in honor OF the cabinet,
Thursday
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s254. 800; customs, $4s7. .I4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

CooPERsTowN, n. Y, January 17.-The jury In the
Clayton murder trial was out i've hours, when they
returned verdict OF murder In the second degree
Judge Murray sentenced the prisoner, at $50
O'Clock this morning, to hard labor In the Auburn
state prison for life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

INDICTMENTS BIZ THE CRIMINAL CoURT-NACKIN IN
DICTED PERJURY.

DICTED FOR PERJURY.
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE special grand Jury,
appointed by the Cook county criminal court, last
night returned indictments against Mackin, Gal
lagher, Shields, Hansbrough. Sullivan, Riebl and
Gleason for participation In the eighteenth ward
election frauds. Mack1n was also indicted sepa-
rately for perjury. in swearing he did not order the
printing OF bogus ucket&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

RAILROAD COMMISSION APPOINTED.--A commits
sion. consisting OF Clinton A. Snowden, OF this
city; NJ W. Cooper and Locke W. Winchester, of
New York city. have been appointed by the Presi-
dent to examine and report upon forty miles of
railroad and telegraph constructed by the central
railroad company from near Redding, Cal, to the
junction of the Mosquito creek with the Sac
ramentn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

PERsoNAL.-Prof Richard A. Proctor arrived here
to-day, and is staying at 1888 Corcoran street.
Mr. George H. P. Clever, deputy collector OF Gus
toms, Denver, Col, is in town on short visit
EX-PreSident Hayes was in New York yester-
day.-Representatfve VIM. d. Washburn, OF Min
nesota, was registered at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
New York, last night-Ch1ef Clerk Tweedale, OF
the War department, has returned from PEiladel-
mia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssr- GEo W CORBETT.
b- CARPENTER AND BUILDER
special sttentiOn given to repairs and renOdpiirc of
houses. httinx and gene- jotbrg 3ls sth sTet
northwest Telephone call 442-3 1,22-lIn.
T-Sr- The ATTENTION OFF VISITORS AND RES
ts ioents il particularly called to PHOSVII a. the
-lew and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
Fuard against Malaria. For sale uy
II Bottles by W AILBURN Sole Inventor and Man
n actUreE- l4z3 Ienrsyivanla avenue apII
- JOHN T. MITCHELL'S RIAL ESTATE
80 Office southwest corner of I1th and Pa. avenue
thomas DowlInE'S auction rOCnls). Dealer in Real
Estate, Stocks Bonds. Insurance and General Agent
for the transaction OF all business
Prompt attention given any business entrusted to
u4-3In
FS ROGINSKI & LEWIS. THE WELL-KNOWN
c-S Sgn Painters and Glaciers. at g03 ID st.
Telephone call. 3I93 All orders promptly attended to-
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Cars Overturned in the Snoyx

DUBUQUE, iowa, january 17.-Last advices from
the Storm Lake railroad accident yesterday say
that the accident was caused by broken rail FIJI
teen feet was the height OF the embankment Two
coaches allghted bOuGom-up In the snow. There
were 25 passengers aboard, and all except one
received injuries more or less serious John b.
Floyd, OF Sioux City, and j. d. Van Buren, were
probably fatally injured. All OF the wounded have
been taken TO storm Lake.
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FSs OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
~ ANCE co. OE d c.

fae OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
~ ANCE co. OF D. c.
WASHINGTON, January g 1884
The Annual Meeting of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia will be held on
the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1885, the 18th
instant the Office of the Company corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 9th street northwest commencing
al nine o'clock
BY the charter of the Company the election of seven
managers to constitute board conduct the affairs of
the company is required to be held the above meet
ing.
By the sixth article Of the By Laws of the Company
is provided: AT the annual meeting Of the company
the first business In order shall be the appointment
Chairman who shall conduct the meeting aud election
In accordance with the of incorporation between
the hours of O'Clock m. and p. m"
Amount OF premium notes held by the
company 81 5S5 1873 90
amount OF cash on hand; :-.....-...--. 1,2ll SO
Cash received on renewals for 1885 Ito Dec.
81 1884 .......-.................... 1921 %
secur1ties l43. 795 90
Neal estate: ....--...... <9,600 90
Sfnce iurnlture and fixtures. .............. $4,000
Losses by IRE for the year 1884, adjusted
and paid id:................... so2352
The annual statement will be ready for distribution
at the office of the company by the 18th instant
By order of the Board OF Managers
9a3-l4t j. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-29

der, baB bas gertrauen Der Gei6dftss
melt wieberfebrt. Soft auet Sabre lang
bielten fe t6 perborgen unb baben
pabrenb Der 3eit fat pergefen, oaB fie
bic %iogenannte yDrummerzS teuer" gu
aablen baben. Sci ibrem Wieoerbetres
ten bes Geloes madten ie menisftens
feline Miene. bieielbe gu entridten, big
linen Der Comptroller ben 5%tanopunft
flar ma6te. Das bat geipirtt unb nun
3ableu 1te.
Sie @iienbabnsM asnaten baben ibre
8eriammlung in @alpelfom pertagt,
nadbem iie elm @omite ernannten. pel=
DIES Gra9traten feitleBen fol-. go mie
berli6ert mirb, moaen bic @iienbabnen
bon iebt an ben 8eri9iffern BON Jra6t
tetre1 Nabatt mebr getpdbren urto ale
unteri6iebe gu @uniten beg Ginen ober
Mnoern folen aufb6ren. SIS flingt bas
taft 10, als wplte uns Semanb glau=
ben MAIDEN, Die &abe lpiirbe bas Maus
fen laKen, umb beBbaIb iolte man bors
ldufig ni9t 3u piel auf bieie 8eri9es
rrngen geben. Inter ben 8eamten Der
giienbabneu berrf6t Belonging, benn
fe befiir6tem cine &e6uftion ibrer @es
baltic.
Sn 2ampaIas bielten Die 8anfiers
bon Seras lire Contention ab. Ser
mi9tigfte BON ibnen angenommene Be-
f6luB betrifft ben Silberi@winbel. sic
forberm ben GonsreB auf, bic prdguug
BEG minbermertbigen Silberopuars einz
suitelen. Ser BON Der &egieruag pers
ausgabte Dollar iollte aud ben Wertb
|eines Dollars befbeu, bies fei Der erte
@runbiab elmer gefunben 5inanapolitif.
Cine Contention gang anbrer Dit
faub in Waco fatt. Sort bate 3i1
Der n@roBe &atb Der bereinisten Greunbe
Der MdBigfeit" berfammelt. 9iele
2eute beriiben lire Qttentate auf bic
perf6nli6e Greibeit unter benz Dedman=
tel bes 2ogen=9 umbugs unb baben, if
rem Beri@ten mad, experimentation
@rfolg bamit. 6anb in 9anb nit oie=
fen Semperena > Natren geben bic TO-
genanmten gbangeIifen, beren 3abl
ftetig md@ft. Sn allen SbeiIes Beg
States tau9er folGe Qarlequins
auf uno iie finb ni6t ungefdbrli9, ba
iBnen Elm GROCER Sbeil bes Bottles au.
ifr6mt, trob bes uniinns, ben fe ber>
iiben. 8eriderte bod erit Dor GINGER
Sagen elm gepi1er Doctor Wbite in
@atDert, baB Sngerfol uno feline Wn>
bdnger nod INNER Die abgelegten Gleis
BET elmer Idngft gelforbenen Generation
trilgen. 2ange mirb mobl bic Winbs
beuteIei Der gbangeliffen ni9t bauern,
aber bod LANCE genug, um ben Sempe=
ren3lern @ori6ub gu leiften.
Gaum eri9eint es m6glih, baB bic
8aumipole ieBt nod bur9 &aupen in
gr6Berem umfange gei1dbigt pirb unb
man %ertpartet DeBbalb cine rei9e grnte.
lin benz MangeI an Mrbeitern ab3ubel=
fen, ber tpdbrenb ber 3eit beg pfludens
gu berri9en pfegt, beabfi9tist 8ieeprds
iibent 0orie BON Der Snternational=
babn, Mrbeiter in Merifo an5uperben.
Ser; Blan it gar ui6t 10 libel, bod
muB man aud barauf gefaBt fein, baB
fi6 unter ben importirten Merifanerit
manG perbd6tiges Snbibibuum be-
fin0et.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-29
Sir Gfatipieler.

Ser NuI Oupert bes Girien 6iom.
bino, bon mel6em gegenmdrtig in Der
populdren Operette vMascotte" eradbli
tuirb, bat f9on bielen Sbeaterfreunben
uuo Sfatipielern unrubige Stunben
beruria9t. Seine Sur9lau9t bebaups
tet ndmli6, unter BEN glidbrinsenben
GinfluB feiner Maseotte zines Cages
einen Nuu Subert eeponnetl gu baben,
ben er apei blanfen NlIen gefpielt bat,
unb bas 1T Elm &artenmirafel, auf bag
fi6 felbft bic d~lteiten @ensel ni9t su
befinnen miien. 8iele am @fatblod
ergraute Spieler baben benn aud sic
Mt6gli9feit oiefes bertpegene1 SOUL
Cubert beitritten uno Seine 9ur9>
lau@t ben Giirffen piombino ebrfur9ts=
log elmer 2ige beiuloigt. -.
l1nb benno1 bat Der bDbe 6err iG
10 ireng an Die Mabrbeit gebalten, aIs
tuenn er elm 9ofprebiger mdre! S.a,
mas mod %mertmirbiger 1T; es wurbe
ni9t einmal BON ben @egenipielern Elm
Jebler gerHa9t, ionbern nur Der eigen.
tbiimli9en 8ertbsilung Der Rarten mar
bas greigniB 5u5ui6reiben, bas in
piombineif9en Statfreiien aur 3eit 70
Diel Iuffeben gema9t bot. uab ba
mir bur9 cine alte M6n9s9ronif, in
tpel@er Der 0orfal aufse3ei9net uorbeu
1T, genau iiber ben 8erlauf ienes Spie=
Les unterri9tet finb, 10 tuoaen mir nidt
36gern, bic beuti1e Statgemeinbe mil
Der Muftldrung biefes &artenmunbers
befant 3u MAIDEN.
Seine 9ur6lau9t Giirit piombinr
gerubte bel benz merttpdrbigen Spiel in
M~ittelbanb gu fiben. St bate bag
@arreau=Mb unb bas Sref=@B blanf
auBerbem aber fdmmtli6e a6t Bldtter
In Occur, uno 10 bate er benn aud aus
ndfit bic bur9aus forrefte 4bfidt, Ell.
men Goueur=So robne 3mei" au ipie.
len. Ct reiate alio bic 8orban6:
SITS Sourne9
ga! f6Da es auriid.
Iu6 Solo?
So!
Mu6 Occur?
So! hieB es abermals ilnb nun uurbe
Surf piombino berorleBli9. Seufel
Gin 10 f96nes Spiel aus Der 6anb au
geben, i'm bieQei6t ben 8oroermanu
nit einem armieIisen piques@ olo ber=
anfommen 81 lafen =. nit benz gan.
gen Stol3 feines piombineffden fir
ffengemitbs ftrdubte li9 Seine Durd=
laudt gegen Elm 10 bemiitbigenbes 3u-
riidwei6en unb CT faBte aIio ben YIan,
ben piquesS olo furd oas Nnsebot eli.
nes.--- Nua gu tiberoieten. Warum
aud ni9ts Sn elmer Garbe mar Der
Siirft bollfommer &enouce. Wenn ct
alfo bon feinem @Iiidsengel beeunftigi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-29

murbe, fonnte biefe 6arbe augeipieIt
perben; er mari bann elm blanfes IB
ab, unb oa nun ni9ts naiiirli6ertpdre,
aIs baB iebt bic @%egenipieler bic Garbe
Der abgemorfenen boben &arte a0gen,
10 tpurbe bann aud nod bas speite
NB fegesfreubig auf ben Slid gei6Ieu=
bert-uno ber Wul mar gemonnen--.-
Sn's audi pique? rei3te alio Der Siirit
tpeiter.
"a!
llnb Guu!
Sa! entgegnete Der 9oroermann nit
unbeusiamer ueber3eugungstreue...-
unb bel genauem @iublid in feline &ar=
ten fonnte man i'm bur9aus ni6t l1ne
re6t baben. Senn er bate SreH=Sies
ben. N6t, Meun, 3ebr, 8ube, Game,
&6nig uuo pique Neun, 3ebn, 8ube:
9as 1T allo elm Sref=Solo INIT 3meiz
en-, Ben Die piombineii6e &ei9sbant
aeuiB unbe6enfli6 bisfontirt batte.
Stun aber f6iittelte es Sen Giiriten pi.
ombinD bur9 unb bur9. Wie! einem
10 drmli9en untert1anet au mei6ens
---.-.unb wosu bdtte man benn Icine
Mfascotte, menn man ni1t aud einmal
bas llum0gli6e uagen pollte?
SITS aud @ranb2 poIterte piom=
bino.
9un en6lid i6wieg Der 9orbermann ;
er tpar beiddmt un6 ibermunben.
Mlio Nuu Oubert! rief Seine Dur9.
lau9t nit ben Mrtb Ser 8erSpeiHune
unb bic 8orbanb fpielte aus. So iie
idmmtli6e Srefbldtter nit Musnabme
bes IB bate. 70 pdre es gegen iebe
Sfatbernunft sepeien, 6ieie Garbe au=
5uriibren. IS fonnte al1o figli9 feline
anbere &arte als pique=Neun gefpieli
tperben. Girf Piombino mart baraui
in Golse elmer gliidli9en @ingebung
ni6t bas Sref=NB, fon6ern bas Gars
1eauzMB ab unb nun ereignete fi6 unter
Der 3aubermirfung Ser Mascotte Der
enif6eibenbe @liidsfaI: pique=@ ieben
unb M9t lagen ndmli6 i'm Sfat, bic
9interhanb muBte alfo NIT pique=9 Dame
ben Std ibernebmen unb als nun
Tirf piombino nidt 'obne dngitli6es
@rbleiden fein SrefsNB auf ben Slid
legte, 5eigte f9s, bob ber Nul Oupert
unberlierbar mar, benin bic 9interbanb
muBte entpeber pique ober Garreau
bringen unb in beiben Sd0en entleoigte
ft6 Seine 9ur6lau6t Der perbdngniB=
bolIen Garte.
9as 1T Die mabrbaftise @ei6i9te ies
neg NuI Oubert ...unb ale Sfatfpie>
Ier merben sugeben, baB mebr 2ogif
BARN entbalten 1T, dig mon bon elmer
Operette fiigIi9 perlangen fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-29
8emcrfensmertbe Wettuma.

Wrs. Wtarb U. Daileb bon Sunfbannod,
Ta., mar 6 Sabre lang NIT afbma unb 8ron,
ditis bebaftet unb bic beften aerate tonntem ibr
fsine 2inoeruns beridaTen. Sbr 2eben fiedte
babin, bis fe I'M lesten Sftober eine Glai9e bon
'Dr. Sings 2ep DISCOVERY beriudte, ponad fe
ausenblidlide 8eferuns %tpabrnabm. Nadbem
fe nit benz Mittel cine furae 3eit fortsefabren
mar, ffeate fid boafdnbige gefunbbeit elm nnb
fie nabm in ~iuenisen Monaten u,n so Yfunb an
Gleiid gu. >
a~oitenfreie Standardization biefer Mebiain
sesem ale gals. unb 2unsenfrantbeiten in U.
Sretb' apotbefe. @rsbe Glafden 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-29
8rteftafen.

s. W. in 8. o. Ser Same bes
Werfafers oes betrefenoen @ebi6tes 1T
urs unbefannt.
8ergeborf.- Ser 5eiratb muB
unbeotngt bic geieBli6e S6eioung bor=
aasgeben. Bel gegenieitiger ueberein>
ftmmung Der @atten linb ibrigens bic
Soften ni6t 10 bebeutenb. gu bermeis
ben TT Die @6eibung ni6t, tpen11 man
li6 por iiblen 6olsen f6iiben min.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-29

Dead Shot Serep Borm Clint
ment pirtt fiber unO f9nea. Diefes Eminent
t0btet bic @iirmer ausenblidli9 bait GIieaea
ab unb BELT bic @unbe. SIM @afer a~ufaeI0f
1T es elm aussSeidnetes 9eilmittel sesen irsenb
pel9e @uubea beim @ieb. @reis 30 Gents.
Yraparirt umo gum 8ertauf BET U. Drei6,
San Intonio. 1876 tutp
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= Inter Grieoensbirgf6aft uurbeu
getelt: DITTO 2imburger, Der ieinen
Sreunb gu Murffeif6 berbaden tponte,
uno &obert Semmlinger, baB er bic
&ube Der Sennie Wolfentein ni9t
fort.
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@earinSete gbatiadbeu.

Ser bette 8lutreiniser uno Sbtem. &esula-
tor, ber ie Der leibenben Wenfdbeit seboten
turbe, lit electric 8itters. I1ntbatigteit Der
2eber, gaaisteit, @elbfudt, g~erftopfuns,
Idpade Mieren ODER %fonfise arantbeiten bes
SarnfbtemS iperben itets burd electric BitterS
sebeilt. gu9 als fimulirenbeS MitteI, bas ben
appetit reiat, 1T eS probat. Sc tpirtt fiber mno
raid. Sur aufriebenfelenbe Birfun9 jeber
8laide pirb sarantirt, ober bas.@elb auridse.
aabIt. gu baben fur so Gents bic GIafde bel
y. 9rei6.
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Erete Nerthetluua.

@as lift bic 1rfade bes sroben 3ulaufs in
). aalteber e. Con apotbefe? Die freie Ser.
tbellung bon Strobe. Glai6en bon 9r. 8olanto's
9uften. uno eunsen . Snrup, bas populdrife
Seilmittel fir Sufen, grfdItungen, Sdpino.
tudt unb BrcnditiS i'm Warfte. Gen0bnIide
groBe so Gents unb 81. 90.
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= pbotOgrapbier, mel6e in @alla=
~ q rs Gallerie, 413 DIT 9oufton=
StraBe genommen lperoel, linb in
jeber 6inli6t bolfommeu urlb tonnel
riht iibertrofen merben. Mer cine
bor5iigli6e photographic SIT mdB!sem
preiie tuiini6t, Dem empfeblen nil, mad
G%alatpaDs 8auerie gu geben, unb Ell
mirb suflieoengeitellt meroen.
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut. uno Sauttranfbeiten. &urirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon 8Iutberaiftuna bis CUR
sepobnliden Slime. Misunderstanding auf
ber Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der Mamo W1ft'g
@ompanb uab gum Sertauf an @ieoerberfdufer
unb an Yrioatperipnen bel ". 0reib, San
Wntonio. -
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Das Superldiigite Seilmittel be-
Teritau6unsen, 8errenfungen. &C., if
unbeoingt bas ieit bielen Sabren be-
mdbrte Wtittel st. Satobs Del. Sn
alen M~potbefen gu baben.
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d Mrntea=galbe.

Die bette Gable Der @elt fir @9nitte,
Auetf9unsen, @efdtpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf9las, .Gledte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Groit.
beulen unb ole Sautfrantbeiten; turirt So.
murrboiben ober feline 8~eaabIung. 8oliae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb pirb
auriderfattet. 20 Gents bic edadtel bel u.
9reib.
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0ieI leihter III es einem lie

= 8iel lei9ter III es einem uebel
bo~raubeugen, als baRelbe gu beieitigen,
ra9bem es fi6 einmal fefgeiebt bat.
Nierens uao 2eberleioen fpotten oft ben
Bemiibungen Der gei6idtefen Merate,
jebo6 beugt ibnen ber re6t5eitige Sc
braud BON S96nfelb's beuti6em Niez
rens 2eber>Sbee tets bor, un6 au9 bic
bart n~ddigften Gdqe pei6en ben fortge>
feBten @ebrau9 bieies Mittels.