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National Republican., 1885-08-07
TILE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
VEST, DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDiD
CENT EQUIPMENT.

WIN ~ I'll h6IIhT + HI0hHTIH' w NEST, AND SOUTH
CENT EQUIPMENT. ' '''' "n'N'fi-
TRAINS II fiEFIEgE iHIyE |%NE WXEI Fl NST5v 1$2 ,.,.,
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Linn
tted ESprosio OF Palace Sleeping Oars at $50
.; m, duly; Ft,t Line $50 g. m; daily to Gin
from Harrisburg 20 Cincinnati, and Hotel Car
to st. Louis: daily, except Saturday, to Chi.
cngo, with Sleeping Car kltoona to Chicago.
day SsS %th ShT scepnT car, Ngrgbs at 7o p NJ
ciSQ ami Harrisburg to Louisville, connecting
ut Harrisburg with Western Express win
ihroGgh, Sleepers for Cleveland and St. Louis.
Pacific Express y p. m. daily for pittsbnfg
and the West, with through Sleeper Harris,
BAITIM0KEAND POTOMAC RAILROAD
=, For Eric, Cluandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo.
Niagara, lOG,m daily, except Saturday with
Palace Cars Washington to Rochester.'' WI"
For Williamspprt, Lock Haven, and Elmiro
tG5O 4. m. tuily, except Sunday.
:, For NeT G"ik amt the East 7l5, $50, and
SUNDAY, s' 0 q, ~, aud 9, 4, 10 y, m abd lo,iS
night, Limited, Express Of Pullman PaTior
Ca1s, wv ~, NJ, daily, except Sunday.
i'F boston without change, p. m. oyory
For liroolSlvn, n. ", all through trains
conncet az eg4ey CITY with boats of BcookIyn
Hrm,N' nupIllnE ,ilieet transfer to Fulton
York City. '''"e' "e'o'S NOW
For Philadelphia, 7i5, $3.50. ami II n.m2
Z, y, III, p. NJ. aud tl2l5 night. On SUNDAY
$40 .. ni, >, 1, ., 10, y. IN, and II. Is niebi
Llmiied ENpress $40 n. m. daily. except Sun
For Baltimore, G;35, 7.l5 $3.50, 9.4O $50, II n.
M; l2O5, 2, 4, i25, i.l0, &, 7.lO. 10 p. m,, and
| l2l6night. On Sunday, $50, $50, ii a. NJ
! 4,8 7lO, 10 M and l2.l5 night
! For P0pes Creek Line, Ills a. m, and 4. 10 a,
m, daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. G;}5 u. M. 1905, and l,g5 II
N. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, D. m,
/ alexandria AND FREDERICKSBIIRu
| HALLWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AMI
WAslllNGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 6, 7, 0.25. ll,Ol, and lbs n,
m, 200, i:26, 4!i5, 6;2l, sos, and ll,3I u. m
Or, Sunday, Mt d, 9:2l, ll;0l o. M, sos D, m,
For Richmond and the South, & and il,Ol a,
m; daily, and 4i0 y, m. daily, except Sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington
6Ol 3, 10, lO:lOa q. m, 3:05, 3:23 5:l0 7;0i and
ll;3Gp.m,, and 1910 midnight (eXcont Munday1
On Sunday at aud l0:l0A m, 7;l5 and Ills!
p, m, and l2;l0night.
Tickets and information at tho Office, north
east corner OF 18TH street and Pennsylyani
avenue, and ut the station, where orders car
be left for the checking of baggage 10 destina
tiun trom hotels and residences,
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager.
j, X. WOOD, General Passenger Ageni.
National Republican., 1885-08-07

Por,ons desiring the General Grant memn-
rial number of The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
I obe issued Sunday, will please leave orders
mt the business office, corner of Tenth and ID
Streets or by mail.
National Republican., 1885-08-07

BY an oyorwhelming popular vote its fran
Constitution, aiopteS Dec, ., A. b. 1879.
National Republican., 1885-08-07

IlOwLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 2ll Four,
gnd-a half street northwest, three doors .nortt
Q. II. Rowland, ID. ID. s., aud Robert W, Tai
b0tt, surgical, operative, and mechanical den
tist. Extractions, under nitrous oxide, 81
cents each tooth, AMI only so cents extra TO
tracted Mt the same sitting. Have admins
tered nitrous oxide TO over 10000 persons. Ar
tiicial teeth ~ per set. Gold, amalgam, AM
viii Filings inserted in the best manner AL
work warranted frat clnsg,
National Republican., 1885-08-07
DIED.

FARR.--Suddenly, on August s, at her ros-
dence in Dranesyille, Fairfax county, Va,
MARY A.. beloved wife of Stephen d. Farr.
aged G5 years. ~
WARNER.-Entered into rest nt Bright
wood, u. c., Aug. 8, 1885. of chorora infantum,
Lucy AWARD. daughter of Bra,nard III. and
the late Mary j. Warner. aged months and
25 days.
Funeral services at Oak Hill Cemetery,
Friday, Aug. I, at 6 p. IN.
IIOFFAR.-0n the morning of Aug. s, 1895,
at 6;i5 o'clock, Rosg, daughter Of the late DR.,
a. NJ. and Mary Il. IIoiiar.
Funeral from her lato residence, No. 1915
Tenth street northwest, Friday, Aug. Z, at 4:30
.. m. Friends invited to attend. ~
National Republican., 1885-08-07
Manhood Restored

REMEDY bhEE-ANlcttm OF youthful lmprudence
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, 3e,, having tried la vain every known
which he will send FREE to his ollow-suherers.
Address, j III, REEVES, a. Chatham st, New York.
National Republican., 1885-08-07
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD


On and after June H. 1885. trains will leave
from and arrive at Sixth aud B streets depot
ms follows:
Leave Washington q. m. and 1856 D. m.
daily Arrive qt Belmont Park 1851 o. IN. and
G:9J. p. M, Loosburg llOl a. m. and G:36 y. m.
Arrive at Round Hill 7:lS p. m. Returning,
leave Round Hill 6i03 n. m, and 800 y. m. Pass
lIeesburg 6:i2 q. IN. and 3:i6 p. M, Belmont
Pork SOL o.. NJ. and 1858 y. M, and arrive nt
Washington S:35 q. IN. and $40 p. m.
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains
TO Belmont Park. Monthly and commutation
rates to all points, s. NJ; BROPHD,,.
:, Superintendent, Alexandria, Va.
f.; j. LOCKWOOD. Passenger Agent. G07
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, u. @.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
lLeave y. & p. Depot. Sixth and D sireets.) }
llilb A. M.-FOr ull way stations, Lexington,
kyg Louisville. Cincinnati Columbus, and
ST. Louis. Daily except Sunday. Through
=. pnrlor car to White Sulphur Springs.
III a. M.-Eor Newport News, Old Point
Comfort, and Norfolk. Daily except Sum
545 P. M.-For Louisville, Cincinnati. 81.
Louis, and Chicago. connecting for all
points West, Northwest, aud Southwest.
Fast Express daily; docs not stop for
local business. Through Pullman service
to Louisville and Cincinnati.
For tickets and information apply at G. & o.
railway office, 6l3 Pennsylygnia avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway of
nee, 6Ol Pennsylyania ayonqe, md u; X 7.
station. IL. W. FULLER,
- General Passenger Agent.
Q. W. SMITH, FRANK TRIGG,
General Manager. N. Il. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1885-08-07
VHE, VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
= THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST


d. 100 A. M.-Lynchburg Mail, daily. except
Sunday, TO local stations, connecting nt Lynch
burg with Richmond and Allegheny and Nor
folk and Western railroads.
ll;l0 n. M.-New Orleans Fast Mail, dniIv
making close connection south and southwest
DAILY, except Sunday, with g. X o. Ry. Pull
nun Sleeping Bullet Car from Now York aud
Washington to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington to New Orleans with.
out change of cars. Pullman Parlor Cars from,
Washington to White Sulphur Springs,
5l1 p. M.-Louisvillc Fast Line, daily. via
ChaIl9ttesyille, to CINCINNATI, Louisville, and
all Western points. Pullman Sloepinp Cars
from Washington to Louisyille.
lO.lO y. M.-Southern Mail and Express
daily. to all points south and southwest via
Danyilln aud Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington to Atlanta, MOntgoin.
cry. and selma. Parlor Cars Montgomery TO
New Orleans. Pullman Sleepers from Washing
ton, via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta
Manassas Division train leaves Washington
at 4.l5 p. IN. daily. except Sunday. Warrenton
trains leave Washington at 100 q. m. daily
except Sunday, ii, 10 q. m. and 5.45 D. m. daily.
=, Trains arrive ill., Washington-S.OO a. M,
Southern Express, daily; S.i5 q. M. Strasbure
Local hi daily; except Sunday; l.6O, p. m,
y. IN, New Orleans Fast Mail daily; $40 d.
M, Louisville Special. daily.
For tickets and information inauire Mt
Company's Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue
Trains leave from B. Il =. station,
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
SOL. HASS,
NJ. SLAUGHTER, ''""''s'r'
General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1885-08-07
NEW BOOKS.

The Congo and tho Founding of Its Free
State. BY Henry NJ. Stanley.
Gen. Gordon's journal at Khartoum.
George Eliots Poetry and other Studies. By
Miss Cleveland.
How We Arc Governed. By A. Il. Dawes
At the Red Glove.
Boy Life in the U. S. Navy. BY IL. IL. Clark.
Adventures of Harry Marline. By Admiral
Porter.
VIM. BALLANTYNE & SON,
42s SEVENTH STREET N, w.
National Republican., 1885-08-07

"ALDE9NEY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh AL
delivered In ! pound Ward" prints, at SO
cents per poutd. Also cottage cheese, cents
per ball; butternilk, s o.nts per quart, and
sweet milk at6 cents PER quart.
National Republican., 1885-08-07
CITY ITEM,

IL you feel nervous about your kidneys, liver.
or urinary organs, use lluut's Remedy.
MANY a man who bad lost nerve, vigor, and
energy has been cured by Hunts Remedy.
JOSHUA TUTmLL, Saginaw, Mioh,,. had
Brights disease and was cured by Hunts
Remedy.
National Republican., 1885-08-07
LOTTERIES.


Incorporated in 1868 for o years by the Leg
islaturc for education. and charitable pur-
poses, with n capital of 81 ,00O,QOj, TO which n
nllal
National Republican., 1885-08-07

CAPITAL PRIZE. $1,000.
100000 Tickets ut Five Dollars each. Frac-
tions, in iifths. in proportion.
National Republican., 1885-08-07

50 per gallon, rs cents Quart bottle. No l
Rye Whisky. Best In the worll for the money.
at MoGo,'s, Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-08-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Persons desiring the General Grant memo
rial number of The NATIONAL REPvBLICAN,
to be issued Sunday, will please leave orders
ttreets. or by mail
National Republican., 1885-08-07

~ ~
|, |! DC
lk kyotI
orlet ID
| N. Y.
|turday
|teceI-
lock-.
National Republican., 1885-08-07

8S8!f5,I
BAD |
JUNE
SoNS.I
|1B, hr-l
CoAI-I
kNE'SI
bONS.I
rning,l
VERY
TRIP
bR, ar-l
h thesd
|l9 and
on thoI
National Republican., 1885-08-07

I'aken.I
ms. |
eXpe-I
Trndel
,retheI
iod tOI
8 cOn-I
Jnablel
antlI
Is anIlI
3 COLL
)vern-I
National Republican., 1885-08-07
RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

GenOral Passenger Agent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20

= prof. pettenfofer in Miind)en
ipri9t f6 iiber bic M0sli1feit. bie in
oteiem Sabre brobenbegbole BON Mm=
erita ab5ubalten, folgenbermaben aus !:
nMmertfa tpiirbe tpabri9einlid bon Ser
@bolera beridont bleiben, ipenn bic
Sceanbampfer fi6 ba3u perifeben pol@
ten, ibre Gabrten auf spanaig Sage
aus3uoebnen. Die Rranfbeit fann
feline ldngere &eiIe, als 5man3ig Sage
pertragen. gs eibt }. 9. 2anomege,
uelde bic Cholera nod nie auriidgelegt
bat; eineWifte, in Der es einerSa rSaaramane
ldnger als 8Dan3ig Gage nimmt. 1T fur
lie elm 0inoerniB. 5iio=Nmerifa blieb
bon Der Cholera peri1ont big sum Sabre
1854. als ein 59nelliegler bon Ybila=
belpbia bic Jabrt in meniaer als 3man=
als Sagen ma1ie. Die l1ria1e. marum
bic Seu6e iolhe merfniirbige 5priinge
ma6t finbet Dr. pettenfofer in Der
8ooenbei9affenbeit. 2ebmbeben 1T ibr
befonbers sunitig."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20

feltban6. Dabei befteten 1iA ibre Mu=
gen fef auf l1lri6's @eIidt. Wesbalb
beeilte ct li1 10 oas foftbare Sud- uns
brauhbar 3u MAIDEN. tpoQte er es bel.
eidt ni9t 5uriid9eben2
Der iunge 8ergmann f9ien ii6rigens
tpenig Salent fit bic 2ranfenrolle au
baben. St bate ii6 f1pn iebr unee.
oulbig ge3eigt BEL al ben rei1li1 ange.
boteneu 9ilfsleifungen, rnb es bes
burfte Der gan3en glutoritdt bes 8as
ters, um i'm au berm6gen, baB CT lie
ii6 iiberbaupt gefallen lief; iebt aber
ftanb er auf uno erfldrte entidie6en,
nun lei es genug, man n6ge ibn enos
LID einmal in Mnbe IalIen.
2aBt ibn. ben @tarrfopf! faete Der
Sdi6tmeiiter. Sbr tpiBt ia, es 1T
ni9ts nit ibm an5ufangen; mir tuols
len b6ren, mas ber Doctor fagt. - Du
bift mir Der re9te 0elb, lllri1! Bei
Der gbrenpforte belfen, bic fiir Die neue
Qerri1aft gebaut tpirb, bas gebt bei>
leibe nidt, bas 1T enttpiirbigeno; aber
fi9 bor bic pferoe iperfen, bic nit berz
ielben 6erri9aft bur9seben, unb ii9
gar iti9t oarum fImmern, baB nod elm
alter Water ba 1T, ber nur ben einen
Sungen bat auf ber gan3en Welt, bas
fannit 9u. @pniequen3 nennt man
bas ia tpobl in gurer tteumobii9en
Spra6e. Stun, Sbr Mnbe,en, ba Sbr
bod einmdl guern 9errn unb Meiter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20

= 2onbon. 3umaI in 9anbels=
un0 Ginan3freiien bat cine BON Berlin
bier einseirofene Depeiebe einiges Muf.
feben erregt, in Der beri1tet tpirb, Die
ruilif1e Regierung babe in 0euti1lanb
bic Mnfertisung 1000 Rruppi6er Sc
itungsgef9uBe f1merifen &alibers bes
felt, bie angeblid 5ur 8erftdrfung Der
@tecung &uBlanbs in Mittelaiien bie=
men follen. Beinabe gu glei1er 3eit
traf bon @t. petersburg Bic WeIbung
elm, Sebaifopol am f9mar3en Meere,
foae Der gbarafter zines offenen 0an=
belsplabes gegeben tDerben.
Da Der ferbifde 2ronprin3 Mlers
amber 3ur Sbronfolge f6rperli1 uno
geiit'g unfdbia lit uno Der 3uftano Der
&6nigin giatalie nod benz Muslpruhe
ber Mer3te iebe Ausii9t ouf peitere 9.i=
beserben idalieBt, beabi6tigt Der 20nig
Milan fid BON feiner @emablin f1eis
ben gu loiien uno fi@ auoerueit au Der.
beiratben.
2ei9enpro3eiiion bes foaialinii1en
Shrifilielels Sules Baass ,rfubr cine
b09itunliebiame unterbre1ung. Cine
Corporation Deutfher Go3ialiifen bic
oem Sarge sefolgt mar unb cine oeut=
fd,e Glaege BET iid fiibrte. bat ben Corn
Der anweienben 6ran3o'en erreet.
rperunter NIT ber beutf1en Gabne" !,
fd1rie es bon aflen @eiten. Mlein bic
Oeuti9en gaben bieien ltiirmii1en
Mufforberunsen fein@ebDr. Sic murben
nit @teinen bombarbirt, lebten fi1 ins
benen 5ur Webr. moraus ii9 balo cine
algemeine priiselei entmldelte.
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(Gortfesuns foIst.)
Die 0atte ,.1b shre 8ahue.

Sn alten 3eiten perftanben bic Ner3te
bic Wobltbat bon giien fiir bas Blut,
batten aber nur Elm prdparat, tpel9es,
tDenn es bic 3dbne beriibrie, oas gmail
berbarb, unb fie ipie 2reibe lieB. 0iele
Samen baben ibre 3dbne gdnsli6
bur6 bieies prdparat berborben. SEPT
baben mir Broipn's Sron Bitters, tpel=
DIES nit Siherbeit uno nit ben beiten
&eiultaten genpmmen tperoen fann.
Sr. Huggles BON Mearion Mai1. iebr
bod BON gromn's Sron gitters ipre=
dbenb iagt: ngs bei1doigt bic 3dbne
nidt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20
.@mioe gI.odhfnmfeit n Ser SIRE

ngmiee Wadiamteit 1T Der preis
Der Jreiteit." Sic. 1T aud Der preis
p6liger @eiunbbeit = iener WobItbat,
bic alle iuhen. gs ift ni9t m6sli9,
p6llige @eiunoheit su baben, tuenm bic
gingeweibe nidt regelmdBig in ibren
Gunftionen finb. Diarrb6e unb 8ers
fopfung iinb sleid 5erit6renb fir @e=
funbbeit unb 8equtmli9feit. Dr. pes
ter 9aacp. BON ct. 2ouis, Mo., iagt:
n8ei @erfopfung siebe i9 Miibler's
Rrduter Nitters, tuenn es laut Sbren
gebrufteu Mnipeiiungen gebrau1t tpirb,
ieoem anberen QeilmitteI bor."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20
3a8es ; Weuisfeite,t.
SmIan n 3.

= Nabe Dabaepille. 2p., erf1oB 6el
Garrner @oombs leinen Na1bar Sad
Weafon, Der ct i'm trauliden 8eiiam.
msniein nit ieiner Grau traf; @oomas
Brau lit f9mer perDunbet. @Dombs
bate ldngit 8er0a9t uno -iiberma1te
oas paar.
- Sn Der Gheffnut, 3tpii9en 2. uno
Gron tftroBe, YbiIaoeIpbia. iinb neur
groBe Gei9dftspduier rtieoergebrannt.
= Das Gnoe Der eroBen Nrbeiiein=
ffeaung i'm 9oding=Saai lit cine Greus
oeubotidaft fiirs gan3e 2ano. Das
4rbeitereleno i'm 2hal bat nun boffent=
li1 ein Gnoe. Scr uneroartet talie
Winter, Der IN 10 pieliader 6inii1t
fcbmer geidabet, bat penigltens oas eine
Cute gebabt, baB bic aufgefapeltsn
GObienuorrdibe raider als man glaub=
te. uerfauft uurben uno oaB bic Berg=
DerfsbeliBer li9 gen6tbigt iaben, lire
Werfe m,e6er in Hetrieb 3u feben.
= 8ice pr1fibent Genbrids bate
pdbrenb Der gampagne. weibli9 auf
bic Monopole gef9impft. Dos binz
oerte i'm aber iebt ni1t, NIT einem
GreipaB in Der priDatsgar zines giien=
babnprdiitenten na6 msDrleans 3u
reilen.
MusIanb.
- Der Neb. Jnfante tpur6e nabe
3ercDco, Mferlfo. rpobin er fi1 begeben
bate, un, cine MeHe 3n leien, ermorbet
gefunben. Gein pferb iuirb permiBt
unb oesbalb glaubt man, bab Der Morb
oes pferbes megen gef6ab.
~ Carl 8ranpille bat i'm llnierbau=
fe ertldrt, General Wolielep babe bolle
Nutoritdt erbnlten, 3u hanbeln tpie es
ibm beliebt. Gin Mnariff auf Rbartum
tpirb geplant. Of berieIbe aber foglei1
ober fpdter. i'm 9erbif, ausgefiibrt mer=
ben foa. bleibt benz General iiberlaiien.
- Nus benz Government Safubt, i'm
6itli9en Sibirien fommt bic Nahri1t,
baB cine Nn3abl 0erbannter reuoltirte,
nobel 20 BON ibnen uno 9 Solbaten
erfAoRen tpurben.
- Berlin. Sm &ei6stag paiiirte
bic gorlase 3ur grb6hung ber 36(le
fiir Moggen uno WeiJen auf 3 Marf.
Oas Wotum seifaltete lib folgenberma.
BEN: 6ur grb6bung oes 3oaes auf
aoggen 1872, bagegen ISL; auf Wei=
sen 229, oagegen 113. Oafiir ffimm=
ten bic gonferpatipen, Nationalibera.
len unb Mitglieber Der gentrumspar=
tel; oageaen bic 9lberalen unb Soeia=
liifen. Wdbreno Der Debate erfldrte
Bismard, es iei cine gniitellung ge.
iddftli9er 2batia9en, bebaupten 3u
wollen, 2oru36ae feien ourd Die &c
fhdfie peroamntt. Mrbeiter unb bic
drneren Rlaffen Der 2eute follten iid
bnrd iol4e tpertblole Bebauptunger
nidt betriigen laffen. Die Mnnabme
oas @eieb babe nur ben 3wed, Der
groBen 2anreigentbimern einen yinber
gu brlngen. iei cine gdf3lih uubsariiu:
oete. aletnbauern. iaGte er, beginner
lmner mtbr ihse SntersHen su besreifer
unb bic grobea 0runOeisentbiimer oes
| slei9en.
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0eHobIen.

Gin selbes, IA Sano bohes Yferb, 8ranb
c 8 an Der redtea Seite. IA an ber 8ade,
ihwarSer Streifen auf oem Riiden. 1T mir BON
meiner t5orm nahe @aitrooiIle abbanben 9e-
fomn,en. $40 8elohnuy9 Demien,gen, Der
mir bas 1bier 3uriidbrinst.
Auauit Santleben,
glorb Gloresitrabe, Gan antonto, Seyas.
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- Die pofsOffiee in Maco lit BON
ber 2. in bic |. GlaiIe iiberaegangen,
woour1 oas ealdr beg Yoftneiiters
auf $4,000 per Sabr erb6ht wirb. gs
giebt iebt in Seras fiiuf pofs Officen
l. Glai1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20

BON Marfbaa aus iol cine
idmoliparige 3mei9babn nod benz so
Nellen entfernten pitisburg gebaut
weroen, um 8el binbung nit ber 81.
2ouis un6 Seras 8abn ber3uffeaen.
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Cute &apital. MnIaae.

Das aoiiiim. unD @fasten .8erleib. @efddft
bon 81. BOie. Sdelmien, SO. 90 Soutb
4. StraBe, ct. 9ouis, @io.. 1T tueasn einea
9obesfels biais su berfaufen. Sbises &c.
fddft 1T felt uieIen Sabren stabIirt uno erfreut
fid einer SabIreiden unb aus9cbrstteten ffunb.
idaft. eorresponoensen eriudt 22.l ,ip4n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20

- Sa Gainespine bat cine 0euerss
brunit oas ct. @eOrse 0oteI uno 3ipei
Wobnbduier 3erit6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-20

- Sur bas iedfte beutf9e Surnfef,
bas bonn 19. bis %. Suli b. s. in Ores
ben abgebalten tperbsn ion, lit ber plab
iibli1 bon Der pirnaii1en Noritabt
3tpii1en benz @roBen Gorten, in pel=
dem iidb bas f6nisli6e palais befinoet,
unb benz @runaer .Wese auserieben.
Oie Musi1reibung Der ginrei9ung Don
pldnen fir bic Geitbaae ifebt bepor. Sn
Der Mitte Der 9ane mirb Elm ungefdbr
1900 Quabratmeter umfaHenbes 80.
blum erri6tet uerben, auf benz bel un-
gInfigem Metter oas Wetttarnen fats
finben fam unb au anberer 3eit bic
Muiifer unb Sdnger piab nebmen iol=
len. Die @eriifte uno Gerdtbe peroen
rleu angefdafft, 10 bas Der 5urnplab
auglei6 cine Wfulierausieliumg bon
Surngerdtben bilben mirb. Mu1 ioll
(mie beim leBten Bunbesi6ieBen in
Seip3ig) cine dr3tli1e Station iotpie
cine 6iliale Der poft unb bes Selegraz
pbenamtes auf bem Geiiplabe erri@tet
tuerbeu.
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3sabrgang 20.
9lDcr's
Q9ne Cure

entbalt Elm @sgtngit gegen aite bon SumpHnft bet.
riibrrnhe 1tthsl bas, 70 pieI man peiB, In feiner
ambern arsnsi entbalten 1T. es entbaIt fein Gbi<
min, aud feline metnuif6en ober anbern fdabriden
8sRanbfbeile nnb bat baber feinen nadtbeiIisen
Ginflus anf bic Contribution, onbern IaBt ben a5rs
perfc sefanb iuic DOR ber aranfbeit.
sDir sarantirem, baf agrr's sfguesGnre aQe
Sale rpn faIten., remittirenben fiiuem, @e9fel<
nib 0allenfteber, 10 tuie pon aeberIeiben, bic
bureb snmpfIuft berbei9efibrt iirb, beiIt. eoIte
es mad ri4tiser MnpenOuns 3u beiIen uerfebIen, 70
fiab bic 9dnbIer bur6 unier GirfuIar pom /. Suli
1882 errnddjtiet. has Sch snriifsu3nbsen.
Or. 8. C. aper 8 Co, IumeII, flat.
Sn allen gpOt5efen ~ baben.
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- Ser Siidler Griebrib Griiner,
SO. 1877 @alnut Ctr, &eabing. pa..
mobnbaft, ia9t: nDr. Muguit 6 b.
nig's Samburger Sropfen
fin6 cine tpabre Wobltbat unb ih balte
bieielben itets porrdtbia. Sic limb Das
bette Nittel sesen 8erifopIuug unb aur
BIutreiniguM9."
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@urepa nno geras

Gnrepa un6 geras
e. SEPT If bic 9eit nod Guroba
|a{ Zs3H gu reiien oDer 8ermanbte nod
Eeras fomnen 3u Ioffen DnrA.
biIIets i'm 3miihenoed gu folsenoen pref en-:
antperpen, Bremen, Samburs
Bon Gan antonio ... $40 35
Fad Son Antenio .......... $34 l5
sDirefte Cur6biIIets bon europa mad iebem
8Ints in 2eras iinD perbdItnismdbis biilig su
babsu Bel - g. 0oun9, asenl,
M. 0eblerf, gaiTaae GIerf,
4;lt - @ef.gOmmerrsfr, Gan Mntonio.
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GagesfraAen

Warum fana eim sart 10 til~
Zig perfaufen?
Weil or fsine 5beilbaber a,ns
&eiienbe bat unb utles fur gaar
yerfauft. ST banbelt nad benz
Sose: valelue prpfite unb srube
Gtnnabmen. !"
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Hadiasbam's 8artsgei,e (Dp)

~ siner ber wiatisfem unb bsIiebtetsn 9oilettsn.
MrtifeI fiji 9erru sewOrben. Ser einen srouen
Bart teI$t, cher eiieu, beiisH natirIi4e sarbe
ananssns5miit, BEN wirb 4adins ans gart.
Beise bsIfen.
3uttreitti bon
q. 2. SaIl 8 Go., Nafbma, y. s.
sH allen apasssssn 81 basen.
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Gil, MpOtbefer
QtDer's gariapariaa,

!. 6oIgenber Brief pom einem unferer befanntefiea
apotbeter IN gaiia6uetts lift fir iebeu aeibenben
pcr SutereiIe:
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-07
POST.OFFlCE REVENUES.
Great Success of The Two-Cent Rate-Ex
prcted Additional Revenues.

Great Success of The Two-Cent Rate-Ex-
prcted Additional Revenues.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 29.-Third
Assistant Postmaster General HaZen has
made report of the effect during the first
year Of the reduction of letter postage from
three to two cents. He says that the actual
revenue for the year ended September 80
1884 tthe first year during which the re-
'duced rate prevailed), was S42, Isl, 500, OF
S1.476, 500 less than the estimated revenue
upon q three cent rate. The loss by the
reduction of the rate to two cents was
1923, 100 less than the estimated loss The
immediate falling off in the issue of DOSta,
'cartlS was 1S.G per cent, amounting to So
ON letters from the loss on postal cards
with SS30.342 of the beneficial results of
twu-cent postage would leave 81, 961, 592 tn
be divided between the benefits growing out
Of the increased number of letters and
the substitution of sealed circulars for
open ones, the actual loss in revenue was
probably even less than this. In conclusion
MI HaZen says: Il will only add that the
results of two-cent postage have more than
realized the most Sanguine expectations OF
It's warmeSt advocates. When the law max
Ing the single rate weight limit one ounce
instead of half ounce goes into effect, il
will add to the revenues by inducing per
s"i1e sending light packages rs send them
uGder seals instead of at parcel rates.