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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
YUMA, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, AUGUST l. 1885.
What We Live For.

"What is life ?" some one asked
Montford. His answer is one of the
most charming things ever writtent
"The present life is sleeping and wax.
ing; it is goodnight on going to bed,
and 'good-morning' on getting up; ii
to wonder what the day Will bring
forth it is rain on the window when
one sits by the fire it is to walk in the
garden and see the flowers and hear the
birds sing; it is to hear news from east,
west, north and south; it is to read old
books ar l new books it is to see pict-
ures and hear music; it is to have Sun.
days; it is to have breakfast and dinner
and tea; it is to belong to town and
have neighbors, and to become one in a
circle of acquaintances it is to have
friends and love it is to have sight OF
dear old faces, and it is to know them
selves thought of many times day, in
many places, by many children and
grandchildren, and many friends"
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
An African Kings Crown.

Adornments for African potentates are
an item of some little Importance in the
Birmingham jewelry trade. which en-
braces both real and sham iewelry. A
firm of what are known as "foral jewel,
ers" has just completed q crown fec
King Ego, of Greek Town. Africa. 1t is
copy of that of William the Conquerer.
The cap is of blue velvet, the binding of
ermine, and the circle and spikes are of
semi-dead gold, decorated with thirty
two real stones. consisting of amethyst:
opaz, crystal and emerald. Two scep
'ers have also been supplicd-one of
.old and the other of silver-for Duke
Iphraim Fyamoa *, of Duke Town.
Did Calabar. These ensigns of royalty
ire five feet six inches long, one being
urmounted by Maltese cross and the
ther by dove. They are both made
o unscrew at the end for the insertion
# peacock's feather, which is used in
,ome portion of the state ceremonies OF
Old Calabar,
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
Ghe Srizuna Sentinel.
subscriptions:
Advertising:

Ore inch, first insertion. 81
Each subsequent insertion. ............1 q
Notices from ten to fifteen dollars.
Contracts by the year or quarter at re-
duced rates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01

A canvass to ascertain the mum.
ber of POlygamists in Utah is be.
ing made. The last canvass was
in 1S80,and showed the number oil
polygamous women in Salt Lake
City to be 1856; husbands, with
seven wives ard upwards. 3S7;
husbands with five wives, 73n;
husbands with four wives. LOO;
husbands with two wives, 400.
If present figures can be ascer-
tained the contrast will be inter
esting.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA

Place can top down hot stove until heated then
eniove the and SMELL chemist will not be re-
luired to detect the presence of ammonia
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
USEFUL HINTS

A MIXTURE of oil and ink is q good
thing to clean kid boots with the first
softens and the latter blackens them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
A Nature Prayer.
By J.EDGAR JONES.

Oh, birds, that sing such thankful psalms
Rebuking human fretting,
Teach US your secret of content,
Your science of forgetting.
For every life must have its ills
You, too, have times of sorrow-
Teach US, like you, TO lay them by
And sing again tomorrow;
For gems of blackest jet may rest
Within polden setting,
And he is wise who understands
The science of forgetting.
Oh. psalms. that bow before the gale
Until its peaceful ending,
Teach US your yielding linked with
strength,
Your graceful arts of bending;
For every tree must meet the gale
Each heart encounter sorrow-
Teach US. like you, to bow, that we
May stand erect Tomorrow;
For their is strength in humble grace
Its wise decirles shielding
And he is strong who understands
The happy art of yielding.
Oh, brook. which laughs all night, all day
With voice of sweet seduction,
Teach us your art of laughing more
At every new obstruction;
For every lite has eddies deep
And rapids fiercely dashing-
Sometimes through gloomy caverns
forced.
Sometimes in sunlight flashing;
Yet there is wisdom in your way,
Your laughing waves and win bles-
Teach us your gospel built of smiles,
The secret of your dimples.
Oh, oaks, that stand in forest ranks,
Tall, strong, erect and slightly,
Your branches arched in noble grace,
Your leaflets laughing lightly;
Tesch us your firm and quiet strength,
Your secrets OF extraction
From Shiny darkness in the soil
The grace of life and action;
For they are rich who understand
The secret of combining
The good deep hidden in the earth
With that where suns are shining.
Oh, myriad forms of earth and air,
OF lake, and sea and river,
Which make our landscapes glad and fair
To glorify the giver.
Teach US to learn the lesson hid
In each familiar feature,
he mystery which so perfects
Each lower or lofty creature;
For God is good, and life is sweet,
While suns are brightly shining,
To glad the gloom and thus rebuke
Our follies of repining,
Each night is followed by its day,
Each storm by fairer weather,
While all the works OF Nature sing
Their psalms of joy together.
Then learn, oh, heart, their songs ofhope!
Cease, soul, thy thankless sorrow;
For though the clouds be dark to-day,
The sun shall shine tomorrow;
Learn well-from bird and tree and rill-
The sighs OF dark resentment,
And know the greatest gift OF God
Is faith and sweet contentment.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
Foreign News and Gossip.

1t is said that four out of nine
stricken with cholera 10 Spain die.
Six cardinals will be created at
a papal consistory appointed for
July 9th.
It is stated that unless action
be taken by September 1st Egypt
will be completely bankrupt.
The crops in the southern prov
inces of Russia have been COM
pletely ruined by the prolonged
drought.
The London STANDARD" is call.
ing for a stringent law regulating
transactions in American railway
shares.
A very large majority OF the
advertisements for drug clerks in
the English papers insist that the
young men shall be tall.
The German authorities. with a
view to discourage emigration,
have forbidden the railways to
carry emigrants at reduced rates.
The Viscountess Folkestone has
organized a string band in Eng
land, every one of whose $50
members is woman and an aris-
tocrat.
Prince Frederick Charles, the
Red Prince, left fortune of up
ward of s1O.OOO,0OO. The bulk of
his estate goes to his son, Prince
Frederick Leopold.
Crop reports from Germany are
generally favorable, except as to
rye. The advices from Austro-
Hungary as to both rye and
wheat are less favorable.
A French liOn-tamer is provid-
ing a new sensation" for Paris
ians in allowing them to accom-
pany him into the lions cage at
the rate of 100 francs the trip.
Madame Patti, now Mrs. Nico-
Iini, has just settled finally her
financial troubles with the Mar
quis de Caux cher former hus>
band,) by the payment to him of
$50, 900 in a lump sum.
Ayoub Khan is still confined in
the citadel at Teheran. He re-
ceives many visits from the Per-
sian Ministry. He thinks war
between England and Russia in
evitable within five years.
Half>penny dinners can be OBJ
tanned in London, consisting of a
rich stew made of the best quail
ty of potatoes, carrots, onions,
oatmeal and meat, and a second
course OF bread and jam.
The Mayor of Onzain, France,
Las issued the following order:
"The proprietors of dogs or Cats
suffering or suspected to be suffer-
ing from rabies shall be put out
of existence Immediately"
The L0ndnn "Life" reckons the
"Times" advertisements on a re-
cent Saturday TO be about s2,1S0.
This is at the rate of s13,000 Il
week and 952, 900 per month. OF
the twenty-fOur pages, there
were fourteen of advertisements.
In Algeria the heat is so in
tense in the daytime that the
farmers find it almost impossible
TO work during harvest time, and
it is proposed to light up the
fields at night by electricity, and
harvest the crops with this arti-
hclal light.
Scotch shepherd dogs are now
employed at the Cape in herding
ostriches. a work which they per-
form with great sagacity. Two
men on horse back and one dog
will drive a troop of 100 to $50
full-grown birds with as much
ease as six or eight men on horse
back.
Mr.. Gladstone's popularity has
caused him much Inconvenience
lately. He happened TO go intoa
London bookstore but was un>
able to oleave on account of "a crowd
of 3. 900 persons before the door.
a carriage was procured
on6 bo 6oDorfpd amid UroQk on,
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01
Latest News Items.

The Wheat crop in Dakota will
be larger than in any previou:
year.
Bears are destroying the pine
apple crop along the Indian river
in Florida.
No less than twenty-nine mur'
derers are awaiting trial at Fort
Smith, Arkansas.
The Kansas City, Mo-, Board oi
Trade is to have a new building,
to cost 100000.
Swimming baths to be supplied
with artesian we'll water are
to be attempted in New Orleans.
Miss Cleveland's book and the
"Pall Mall Gazette" are the great
literary bonanzas of the day.
The best time yet made be-
tween New York and Liverpool
is six days, nine hours and fifty
minutes.
The Chicago Library, which
contains $4,000 volumes, is to oc>
cupy the unused portion of the
fourth story of the City Hall.
A Texas town is reported to
have paid a revivalist at the rate
of $1.50 each for 400 residents
whom he succeeded in convert
ing.
1t is believed by the publishers
that 100000 copies of Miss Cleve>
lands book will be sold. It has
already been copyrighted in Eng
land.
Artesian we'll water is now
peddled about the streets of AS.
bury Park, New Jersey, and sold
at the rate of five cents for five
gallon can-Philadelphia Ledger.
At an international convention
of window glass workers recent
ly in session at Pittsburgh, Penn,
delegates were present from all
parts of the world.
The Madison avenue stages,
which cost $400 each, were sold
at $35 on the average, proving
the remark of the auctioneer that
"the Madison avenue stage is
now on the last stage of adYersity.
The clerks of the First Assist
ant Postmaster General, at Wash
ingtOn, who have been denied
the usual mouths vacation, will
apply, so says a Washington dis
patch, for an extra months pay.
A colored washerwoman, who
died in Brooklyn the other day,
left a fortune of 100000, accumu>
lated in her business. She made
no will, and, there are no heirs,
the money will go to the State.
Miss Cleveland's book has
already reached its seventh edi-
tion. Some books are born great,
some achieve greatness and some
have greatness thrust upon them.
ST. Louis Republican. Demo
cratic.)
A st. Louis clergyman finds
that on a recent Sunday in that
city 10000 people went TO church,
while 10000 went to Buffalo BiII's
show, 20,000 to baseball games,
10000 to beer gardens and 5000
to hear Bob Ingersoll.
The trip from New York to
Boston via Hartford, a distance of
229 miles. was made by a train a
few days ago in five hours. de-
ducting about seven minutes lost
in stops. This is considered a
great feat in railroad travelling.
President Cleveland and the
members of his Cabinet have
lately received a good many
telegraphic messages obviously
written by insane persons. There
is one sane feature to these tele- |
grams-they are marked COLLECT
Five boys went in bathing at a
ferry in Montgomery, Alabama.
recently, and the Recorder order
ed them given thirty lashes each
by their mothers. They were
taken to the rear of the court
room and the punish ment adj |
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01

E. C. Dake, 65 Merchants Exchange, is
the sole agent of the SENTINEL in
San Francisco. The SENTINEL can al
ways be found Oh file in his Office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-01

TtIto nAncU may be found on file at Geo. P.
lnl0 fHf6n Rowell & Cos Newspaper Ad-
vertising Bureau 40 SpruceSt.G where advertising
contracts may be made forit IN NEW YORK.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-17
Muertet.

Wdbren6 Der bergangenen Wode
farben II perionen in San Mntonio,
II grtpa9iene unb 5 Ginber. Sieben
Der Weritorbenen tparen Grembe.
- Oie Sireftoren Der Mranias YaB
gabn bielten geifern cine @erfammluna
ab. gs lag oenfelben Elm @eluh bes
0errn piper bor, Der bas Direftorium
I'm iueitere sebn Sage Grif er1udt, ehe
er eine beiinitibe grfldrung bariiber ab>
giebt, OBJ er bic 8abn baut ooer nicbt.
Sas 8eiub tDurbe abgemieien uno bas
nit tpirb bon benz piperfden Dlane
abgeieben. Oas Oireftorium oraani=
iirte iib barauf aufs Neue un0 Il. 2ott
iDurbe als prdiibent ertpdblt. 9ie
ipeiteren Nerbanblungen fanben In ae.
beimer SiBung itatt uno es iit bariiber
nur 10 biel in bic Oeffentlifeit gebruus
gen, baB Der 8au Der 9lranfas paB
I giienbabn geii6ert 1T.
= Gefern BON 10 llbr big Wsittaa
iuurbe bier bel flarem Metter Elm ieltes
nes S9auipiel, cine rin9f0rmige Sons
nenfinfterniB beDba1tet, nobel Sic Gbis
BE bes Monbl6attenfegels bic groe
ni6t beriibrte, alIo feline Mbnabme in
Der @tdrfe bes 5onnenli9ts eintrat.
Oerartige tbeiltpeiie 8erfinferungen Der
Some treten nur Bel 9leumon6 elm.
Desbalb mar benn aud bios Der untere
Sbeil ces 2i9t fpenbenben @eiiirns
bonn Wfpnbe bebedt ipdbrenb bic Gidel
big iiber bic 9dltte ber G6eibe reid)te.
Die Werfinlterung bauerte iiber aipei
Stunben lang.
= Die beutise vgrp,eBA entbdlt fol=
genoen biibi9en Wib: Wadbem pras
fibent Glebelanb LETTER Sage 6errn
Blaine in 10 ber3li6er Weiis empfan=
gen bat, stueifeln mir ob uniere teranis
i6en Semofraten-ipir meinen natiirs
lid BON ber oStaats-D Demofratie"- -eine
grnennung unter feiner Mbminiliration
annebmen piirben, felbit tpenn fe ibnen
angeboteE tper6en iollte.
- 8elen Mufforberungen iso!ae Iei=
itene, bat ber Beetbopen Mdnnerdor
bei6lohen, fommenben Samlfaa Elm
alpeites &on3ert 81 beranitalten.
8oruergangene Na1t blieb cine
&utfde in Der WfilfraBe i'm Dred
feden unb atuar 10 feit, baB bic pferoe
ausgeipannt tuurben uno bic &utfde
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ben fraberen Bunbesmaribal &uf1el
anbdngig paren, iinb nie6ergei9lagen
ipprben.
= 3mei Der M0rber, bic BEL GoiIe
5tpei Garbige ermorbeten, linb berbaftet
iporoen.
= Su elmer Sdgeniible Bel MarlbaI
serietb Der Qlrbeiter gDm. pinfon in
Das Sriebiperf unb 1T on Sen erbaltes
men 8erleBungen geitorben.
- gtabe Campbell an Der Miffouri
pacific gabn tDurbe Der Neger Sobn
Wilfan Derbaftet, ber babel betroffen
tpur6e, tpie ct S9meuen auf bas Babns
bett leete, um ben beranfommen6en
paiiagier3ug entgleiien au laKen.
= Wdbrenb Superintendent Brotpn
bon Der Baltimore & Sbic Selegraz
pbens&ompagnie in feiner Office in
Serarcana fab, tDurbe bon Der 6traBe
aus auf ibn gef6ofien. Qluf ben Nerz
ba9t bin, ben Morbani9lag sema1t su
baben, tpurbe Der Selegrdpbenoperoteur
perbaftet.
- Ser Weteran Waaior s. s. See
itarb in Qaripooo i'm Nlter bon 86
Sabren. @r mobnte felt 1885 in @on-
gales @ountp.
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fi6te beg iungeMannes aufitieg, bra6te
i'm 5ur 8efinnung.
NunI fragte Mrtbur, als ct idmieg.
@pre6en sic bod ipeiter, 9artmann!
sic feben ia, baB i1 Sub0re.
I'm @ottesmillen! i1otterte Der alte
Mann In t6btli6er 8erlegenbeit, i9
meinte oas ni6t 10, i'd bate gang oerz
gefen =
Wer bie 9unoerttauienbe eebrau6t
batl Sic iollen ii6 iebt ni6t ent=
i9ulbisen, 9artmann, fon6ern unge=
i6eut auslpre6en, mas Sic mir fagen
MOLTEN. Soer glauben Sic, baB i9
Bel meinen Gater ben gngeber MAIDEN
tperbe?
gfeinl fagte Der S9i1tmeilter ebr=
lid. Das tbun sic gana getpiB ni6t.
Sic linb ni9t tpieSbr 9err 0ater, Bel
benz bdtte mid 6as bortpibige Wort ben
Dieni gefoitet. giun i'd meints nur,
bas Maes febt b6fes Blut bei Sen 2euten.
6err Mrtbur -er trat ibm nit balls
f9a6terner, balb autrauli6er 8itts
einen S9ritt ndber -. tpenm sic ii9
bod einmal UNI bic Sa6en fiimmern
tDoaten! Sic finb ia Der @obn bes
9errn 8erfom unb tper6en fpdter bas
Iaes bier erben; es gebt bpG &einen
ndbr aft als Sic!
S92 fagte Mrtubr nit elmer Bitter
feit, Die gum Slid feinem ungeiibtem
3ubOrer p6llig entging berHebe ni9ts
BON benz, mas bier auf ben Werfen
Brau9 Notbpenbigfeit 1T; bas iit
mir bon ieber b6Qig frem6 geblieben.
(Gortietums foIst.)
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Eeees.

correspondent. @1ulenbra, Is.
Mdr5. Ser fiir beute 9eplante augs
Hug Der biefgen Surner mad benz
ya9barorte 0igb 0ill purbe ourd
einen i6on geitern einfesenoen un6 bic
ytabt our66auernben, sriinbIi1en Ge>
gen pereitelt. Dieier Negen fam allae=
mein crtuiinldbt, unb penn fein 6roIi
mehr bic f6on bielfa9 i'm Wa1len be-
griffenen GartDffeln, Bobnen, grb|en
uno anoeren @artenfrii1te pernidtet,
10 iinb bic Nusfi9ten fir cine rei6e
8emiileernte ausge3ei1net; ebenfo itebt
bann aud cine rei1e pfirli1ernte in
glusfbt. lleber bic @tapelprob1fte
8anmmolle uno Mais ieBt fdon Elm
yrognoitifon auf5uife[en, pdre ieben=
fals gu friib, bod iinb bic Gebingungen
biersu 10 tpeit m6glidlf siinliig. Mais
1T grDbtentbeils gepfan3t unb nit
8aumpOlle Der Nnfang f6on gemadt
tporben. Sept tDebt ein 3iemli6 fiibIer
gNorber1. Sbermometerftanb 65 @rab
Gabrenbeit.
Sn gei9dftlider 6inii6t berridt bic
um Oieie 3eit geip6bnli1e @tille unb
iper es irgen6pie einri6ten fann, gebt
aur Weltausitellung na1 Netp Orleans.
CUR geieaigen unterbaltung trdgt naz
mentli9 Der Surnberein bur6 Die raff=
loie 5bdtigfeit feines prdfibenten,
Qerrt preinn, BET. Gin bon benz 8erz
eln arrangirter Wasfenball, ioluie einige
glbnenaufflibrungen, tuaren in ieber
0inf9t gelungen. Gin v5fating=
Minf" 1T fdon felt einiger 3eit i'm
@anJe unb 1T bas nSfating1, frob Der
bielen Nieoerlagen, tpel9e Die Betreffen=
ben babel erleiben, f6rlnli6 epibemildj
gepDrbeu.
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Die 3eaiSlatur.

Die Gia, tpeldbe @ranit fiir Galf.
itein gum 1au bes gapitols fubitituirt,
lag oem Senat bor. Gin ENHANCEMENT
uur0e ailgenpmnten, oas bic 0ermens
bung bon 6trdflingen auf benz gapitDl=
Bauplabe berbietet. Damn pallirfe bic
gia gum gintragen nit II gegen 10
Stimmen. -NadfoIgenbe Bills lpurben
angencmmen: Gum Gnlegen bes @1ul=
fonos, CUR Mufbebung bes Nerli9erungs=
Bureau, CUR &egullrung BON 3tpif1en=
feilSen, sur MusSablung Der Mitglieber
ber Weteranen 8eborbe unb bic Bin,
tpel9e ben @ifenbabnen 3eit gemdbrt
gum 8au ibrer 2inien, iuie iie Der gbar=
ter bDrl6reibt.
= SIN 9aufe pafiirte bic Bia, tuelhe
bic Organization bon 2anbcorporatio.
men berbietet. = Ser gemeinl6aftlide
BefbluB oes 9aules, am britten Dienz
tag cine Wabl iiber elm probibitions>
Nmenbement ab5ubalten, tpurbe gum
gintra9en beorbert. .-Yei ben 0eratfs
ungen ber 8emillignnessYil einiate iib
bas 9aus iiber bic fir ben @rensi6ub
ausauieBenbe Summe bon 100000.
9ingegen nur6en bic Betpilligungen
tiir bas Gif6=Departement, bas Ser
fi1erungs-Sureau unb ben giienbabnz
Snipettor gang geitri6en, unb bic fir
oas Sbers uno bas 9lppeaationsgeri9t
bef6nitten.-Die enoli9e Nertagung
bes 0auies 1T big gum 81. Mdrs pers
f6oben tporben.
= Sdmmtli6s &lagen, bic nod i'm
Wpr Estnniptt- -Wpridht an 0(uS4;, neneu
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0aHritiS.

Sieies 1T ber mebi3inil9e Musbrud
fiir elm Iditiees Magenleioen, ipel6es
pon lnber6auli6feit, berarmtem Blut
unb anberen uria9en berftammt. 6ein
ytame 1T f9limm, aber Die Granfbeit lit
ni6t unbeiIbar. Broun's Sron 8itters
bertreibt es 6ur6 Bic 8erei6erung oes
Blutes, 9tdrfung bes Nerbens sebifems
unb Die gerbeiierung bes Magens. 6err
Wt. g. WfiQer, Steubenbille, o., iagt:
nS6 gebrau9te Brotpn's Sron Bitters
gegen Magenbef6perben un6 erbielt
groben Nuben."
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Was nlir bargeboten perben
fann, um bas natiirli6e 9aar f96u
uno boll sll MAIDEN, 1T in MDer's 0air=
gigor entbalten. gs erbdlt Bic 2opf=
baut frei bon S6uppen, perbiiiet, baf
bas 9aar troden unb raub tperbe, unb
ma6t es biegiam unb gldn3eno. gs
regt Die 9aarmur5eln 3u gelunber Sbd>
tigfeit an. unb bef6r6ert elm gefunbes,
frdftiges Wa9stbunt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-17

Ser Beetbopen Mdnner- uno
Menbelsiobn 'gemii6te gbor baben f1
entfdlofien, fommenben Gamitag tpies
Der elm &onsert au geben, in tpel1em
sSn S6iloa4 ben 3ipeiten She'll bes
Yrogramlnes ausmaden tpirb. Ser
erite Sbeil bringt gan3 ileue piecen.
Gelblfberfdnbli9 treten au6 bic 2ili=
putaner tpieber auf.
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@erabe 10 aut.

giele setuifIenlefe gerfaufer n,Osen Gn@ ia.
gen fie baben Seilmittel fiir SuFen unb grfaI.
tungen, Die 9erabe 70 gut iinb aIs Der alte
auberlaifiga Dr. 8oianfo Snitens unb 2unaen.
@srnp, mno iuenn ibr ni9t barauf beRebt bic.
fes Seilmittel gu erbalten, tperbet ibr fcbr an.,
aefabrt iperben. Yreis SO Gents uno $l.00.
Serfauft bel s. aalteyer 6 Con.
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2ittle 9o d, alrf.-5don fell
ldngerer 3eit lit i6 an unperoauli6feii
uub bate 6fters 2eibl1mersen. Geit=
benz i6 Or. Muguft &6nig's
9amburger Sropfen braude,
befinoe i'd mid tpieber tpobl. = g.
@einbolb, %. 6. Str.
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iiber Nadt fiebeu gelaIen tperben muBte.
pie Wafierwerffom bat bier meue
&0bren gelest uno tpie geip6bnli1 ben
geSogenen Graben nur motbbiirftig tpie=
oer aufgefiillt.
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:. Ser unerbittlid,e So6 bof in

= Ser unerbittli6e Sob bat in ben
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frobi0e iiarb 0err $. s. Nenfen, Der
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Borne bic @attin bes 0errn s. Wenb.
Ier unb in Comfort pie Gattin bes 6errn
Sbomas Sngenbiitf.
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gSibtis fir s(1slpanoerer.
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Der Undergraduate 1T ernladtigt 9afiase.
fdeine, freie 8ef0ffiguns einsefdloiIen, BON 8re.
men nad Gan Antonio fir $34.l5 fiir ertpaA.
fene 4'erlonen ousaufellen. N1it 8efoRisuna
big Nep gort $25. ailiber unter IL Sa6ren
satIen bic Sdlfte.
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mad Bremen betr6gt nlr nod einidIieblid
freier @ef0fisung $40.35.
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Mntuerpen, 9abre, 2irerpool, Aueenstonn,
Sdpebeu, Ddnemarf unb storipesen nod San
Mtfonio unb anriid.
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s. @rieienbed,
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Del beil erifen Stang unter alien dbnlis
den Mebi3inen elm. gs giebt aud
tpirfli6 fein befferes 0eiln1ittel gegelt
Nbeumatismus lnb duBere @1mer3en.
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SEPT III bif 8eit nod Europa
1I!a1||{ a,l reilen ober 8erpanbte maH
Eeras tonmen 81 Iaffen. Dur@s
biIlets i'm 8ipifdenbed 50 foIsenben Yrei.en:
Antperpen, Bremen, Samburs.
Bon San Mntcnio ,........ $4e.3
Aad San Mntsuio $34 15
DiteIte Dur9biIleis bon europa mad iebem
Yldtsin 9erns finb SerbdItniemd6ig billig 3u
baben Bel 80. 8. 0otsss9, Aeent,
q. GebIerf, @afage- glerf,
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