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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-27
Gable Notes.

General Won Moltke celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday yesterday. He is enjoying excel
lent health.
The Germania, of Berlin, has a dispatch from
Rome stating that the papal note on the Caro-
lines question has been completed.
The American consul at Cannes France, states
that the hospital for cases of contagious diseases
has been empty since February, and that the
town is perfectly healthy.
Lord Salisbury is confined to his room to-day,
having undergone surgical operation for an
abscess in the arm. Surgeon Lawson burned
the wound with nitrate of silver. No dangerous
results are anticipated, but the physicians have
issued orders that their patient must not be dis
turbed for a few days
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England's Quarrel with Burmah.

LONDON, Oct GA Calcutta telegram says
Lord Dufferin, the Vicerov of India, has re-
ceived orders from the home government for the
immediate dispatch of troops to Burmah.
The Paris Voltaire publishes an interview with
the Burmese delegate in which the latter says
that, finding M. De Freycinet, the French For
egn Minister, would refuse assistance to Bur
man. in the event of a war between Burmah and
Great Britain he advised King Thebaw to sub
NIT to the demands of England.
Unless King Thebaw's complete acceptance of
the Indian governments terms be received at
Rangoon by Nov. 10, hostilities against Burmah
will begin on Nov II, and another prince and
regency will be substituted for the present gov
eminent of that country.
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Reed and published by Cassell & Co. It begins
WITH the following sonnet by Robert Browning
in answer to the question:


in answer to the question:
Wyi Because all haply can and do,
All that am now, all hope to be,
Whence comes it, from fortune setting free
B,dy and soul, the purpose to pursue
Gbd-traced for both2 Old fetters not few,
OF prejudice, convention, fall from
These shall bid men, each in his degree,
Also Godguided, bear and gayly, too2
But little do or can the best of us;
That little is achieved through liberty.
Who then dares hold, emancipated thus,
His fellow shall continue bound2 Not /,
Who live love, labor freely, discuss
A brothers right to freedom. That is why.
Mr. Gladstone sends the following definition:
"The principle of Liberalism is trust in the
people, qualified By prudence. The principle of
Conservatism is mistrust in the people, qualified
by fear"
Earl Rosebery answers: Because l wish to
be associated with the best men in the best
work"
Mr. Chamberlain writes: progress is the law
of the world Liberalism is the expression Of
this law in politics."
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THE SUSPENSION OF STANTON.
A Statement that the Order Was Made at
the Request of Grant.

A Statement that the Order Was Made at
the Request of Grant.
Washington Special.
Judge A. Fl. Evans, who was the Washington
correspondent of the Boston Post during the
johnson administration, and enjoyed close rela-
tions with the President says that johnson gave
him detailed statement of his quarrel with
Grant. ION one OCCASION" says the Judge,
when this subject was up. the President in
quired:
"'Do you know that Grant him self was the d.
rect cause of my suspending Stanton?'
{" Mr. President, you surprise me-, replied
"It is true continued the President, and
will tell you how it was brought about Grant
came to me and complained of being ignored by
Stanton, who was issuing all military orders di-
rectly from the War Department, and in viola
tion OF the rights of the General commandn. the
army. / advised him to see Stanton and have
some friendly understanding to what were the
rights of each party in the premises. Grant left,
promising to see Stanton at once and have an
understanding
AFTER the lapse of some weeks, Grant again
called at the Presidents house, and was louder
than ever in his complaints of the Secretary of
War He stated that Stanton would pay not at
tention whatever to anything he had to say, and
if he was thus to be entirely ignored by the Sec
reta-y Of War. he Grant had as well have his
headquarters in st. Louis in Washington and
better, too, as he would be spared much mortifi-
cation. In this interview Grant insisting on
Johnsons issuing an order transferring his head
quarters to St Louis the latter said in reply:
Go to Stanton again. General, and try once
more to harmonic your official positions. Be
frank with Stanton and appeal to his better ma
ture. think you may succeed in making every
thing pleasant, and at the same time relieve me
from great embarrassment
I'm q short time Grant again returned, com
planning more bitterly of Stanton than ever in
sisting on changing his headquarters to st.
Louis
"'What could I dor said Johnson. I said to
Grant: Il would willingly relieve you of an OBJ
jectionable Secretary of War, but, under the cir
cumstances, cannot secure suitable person to
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
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Pious Emperor William.

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-Emperor William to-day
visited the cathedral chapel to inspect the new
altar picture, the Alteration of the Magi. Court
Chaplain Kogel related to the Emperor the his
tory of the picture, and Count Won Arnim, pres
ident of the synod, thanked his Majesty for his
continued favors. The Emperor, replying, con-
graduated Chaplain Kogel upon his devotion to
well-doing. Continuing, he said I'm these, my
latter days l call heaven to witness that have
always considered religion the only foundation on
which depends everything. 1t is the highest
possession os my people,"
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A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.

Stone Quarries Fall In, Destroying a Village
and killing Many WOrkmen.
PARIS, Oct. 26-Dispatches from Periqueux,
capital of the Department of Dordogne. state
that frightful accident has occurred at the
Chancelide quarries, near that town.
While large body Of workmen were engaged in
taking out stone the quarries suddenly fell in,
destroying village situated OH the ground above
the stone-pits and killing a. large number
of persons Many are buried in the ruins, and
it is doubtful if any of them can be rescued in
time to save their lives. Troops have been sent
to the of disaster to aid in the work of re-
lief
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Seeking Protection in Citizenship.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga special from Eagle
Pass Tex, to the Globe Democrat says that in
formation has been received there from high au
thoritv that the Americans owning mines in the
State of Coahuila Mexico, have been so ha-
rassed and worried by petty Mexican officials
that they have taken the oath of allegiance to
the Mexican government, hoping that, by becom-
ing Mexican citizens, they will receive protection
to their interests, which has been denied them
by the government heretofore.
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LIBERALISM DEFINED.

Browning Does 1t In Poetry-Giadstone's and
Chamberlain's Epigrams.
LONDON, Oct. 26-Extracts are published of
the forthcoming book, entitled "Why Am I a
Liberals" 1t consists of definitions and personal
confessions of faith by the best minds of the Lib
eral rarty. collected and edited by Andrew
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Charged with Conspiracy.

MADRID, Oct. 26.-Senor Zubi zarretta, an
officer in the War Office, and Senior Gil, chief
editor of military paper, have been arrested on
the charge of plotting with Gorilla against the
government. They will be tried by court-mar-
tial. The affair has caused a sensst tion.
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The Pope and the Mikado.

ROME, Oct 26.-The Pope recently wrote the
Mikado of Japan, thanking him for the protection
he had afforded missionaries in Japan. The
Mkado has replied to the letter assuring his
Holiness that he will continue to protect the
missionaries, and announcing that he will des-
patch an embassy to the Vatican.
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Methodist Home Missions

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26.-At o.days meeting
OF the general managers Of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Mrs r. Is. Hayes occupied the chair.
Reports from the conferences were heard At
the afternoon session the subjects considered
were: Work Among the Illiterate Whites y
''The Savannah Work." and '.The Work in the
Cath - - - -
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General EkIn MortalIx Ill.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 26-Gen James A. Ekn,
formerly Quartermaster general at Jeffersonville
Ind, is very low at his residence in this city, and
Is not expected 10 live.
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DEFEATED BY THE FRENCH.
A Three Days Engagement Between
Black Flags and De Courcey's Forces.

Three Of the Chiefs Slain and Many Prison
ers Captured-The French Also Take Pos
session Of the Enemy'S Last Stronghold.
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An Editor Threatened with Assassination.
DUBLIN, Oct 26.-Mr. William Hastings, the
proprietor of the Irish Citizen, loyalist news
paper, has been threatened with death and his
residence has been partially burned for caricatur
ing the Parnellites
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The Hon. W. D. Kelley Says Its State
ments Are Substantially Correct.
Judge A. IT, Evans Declares that the Suspen-
sion of Stanton Was Brought About
Through Influence of Gen. Grant.
The Testimony Of a Tennessee Man as
to JOhnsOn's Personal Habits.

He Was Not Only Consumer of Opium, but
a Heavy Drinker-Scenes in Which Good
Whisky Was the Chief Inspiration.
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And the Resignation Is Very Promptly
Accepted by the President.
The Retiring Civil-Service Commissioner Elk.
presses His Qualification Over the Proved
Practicability of the Great Beform.
A Stormy Scene in the Office of the First
Assistant POstmaster-General.

The Famous Lamar Cotton Claim Decided by
the Supreme Court in Favor OF Ex-Secre-
tary McCulloch- Washington Notes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-15

! SILK Culture At the Women, grk.
culture Assertions last annud six exhibit
~ Philadelphia, we're 70 be seen growlng
mulberry trees 'housands of silk worms feel.
ing, seyenty-seven exhibits Of co.5ops repro-
senting nearly eyerg State in the Onion tbs
reeIing ofsilN from the cocoons bv both hand
and st'am reels, and the weaving Of ribbons
and fabrics from SILK grown, reelet and dyed
in this country. Diner undertaksrs in seri.
culture thu have attained to rore or less
prominence, are the California 5 / Culture
Association to winch the state legislature
mas maize an appropriation Of s. 500 tba
Mennonite colonies in Kansas, ii. silk com
p'ny = S'lkyiIle, Kansas; the ompany at
h'e's1' y G. the company Coriptb
u IS and the auxiliary associations of the
Women Is six Culture Association. rarion.
.aies. These several associations believe th,,
he establishment Of SIX culture stations ana
t@iures is of greatest Importance in the fu-
are development Of the Industry.
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L. -
-oc-tL BreOi5,es

~. "e'' s'n2'' trustees We're rearP''nt
re.og.i,ian - us' : '''
~.
Ill.,. guy 'ose 'us''N '"'' 7'' o'''e'f 'e-
sP''a'
i ''''g'''' pennies are in cireuh'i N.
aoa at 'or sem
..e ''' : naF aeg'ani's to show signs
W. growth
P""'a'ioa- for opening the picnic season
""' son commence.
Th. Fourth ofJIv me aa,, r...,,.,,,
is oa0sone weeks of
past0- ua34--r ar,a, ,..,..
wlo~ahn- a- lg.iIc.ge
IT, 1....l.r.......:
wlrph i. bound ID .,n- ''"''''' an !
R.r .a. c
priest of B.an,ooo $780,. .'.'''.'' sunni
viii succeed h.n MI, ,.,I.. ''o''1 no
r
y wv '.-a1 i4e river have all cut
,ba., .,, ''5' Of herring viii notpay
Herring are now bo.o5 c,ual, ~
quantities. 1t Chairman .s l..n4:.. ge
''' 's'' y N'. Z " Mitchell
Nessrs Howard Bros b..
steamer George l,u new '.,'ea me
George Bauer of Wa.hta-,a, y W.T..
sunday excursions 1t Cb,.e. po.. y" '"e'F
oes ,no4.,
"a for u, ..f,. ara mas been offer
bension ana '''" 's1''ng to the appre-
bnrut po,...l WIZ . w parties who
1''' mouse
lne Democrats Of he Firth District win
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-15

0RDFRED this nth day Of April, 1885,
that he sale Of real estate assessed IN ,,n
name Of Peregine Davis deceased nm +,
n-o" for the wear 1882, made and reported
~ q II poscv. collector of taxes for the sec
y caiier,ion district Of Charles county be
iaer,st3 IN the property 50 sold be and ap'
near l ii dis court on or before the third Non
a g' Of Nay next being the ls,h day Of si II,
month, to show cause # any tney na asrmc u
'a,r s copy OF his ORDER be Inserted !,
some newspaper published 10 Charles ep 9af, :.
the said third Monday Of May next,
inc saw ~ JOIN 3 BROOKS \ }.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-15

In the matter Of the sale Of the real estate as,
gessed in tile name Of the late feresi ,ue
Davis. deceased. for state and county 'aAt -
for wear 1892 by G. II. Poseyi coIiec'o.' ~
Victorine r Hughes
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-15
GotaI anN Glrrsmal.

rsmoref 10 me frt fa3r ot t5s Ne3Dic HaN
irine5iateig opposite he Ep,oapat church
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Harness Traf< &c., lby frs c|'~- T"rSm"n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-18

den, 1T bic uria6e, Oas lett einiaen
Wo6en Sic beloraten Mienen I1er. ni6t
etpa uur Die Der Gormer! fr0bli6eren
@eii6tern Plab gema6t baben.
Nuh bic u6reie Yrefe" bat III
lebter 3eit mebrfa9 @elegenbeit gebabt,
ben mobltbdtigen @influB bes Wiebers
aufblibens bon 9anbel unb Wanoel i'm
eigenen @ei6dftsoerfebr 81 beripuren.
S6on iebt 1inb 4 &eiienbe BON ulls uu-
~terpe9s unb bic 8eiteaungen, bic iie uns
aus allen S6eilen bes 2aKbes auienben,
iinb 10 bielberipredenb, baB aud mir
ole urfa9e baden, in ben aQgemeinen
@usruf Der @rlei6terung einauitimmeu
~8eRere 3eiten!"
No6 Elm iol1es Sabr unb baum 1T
Der Garmer in Der Sage, fi6 bon benz
auf ibm l%atenoen l1ebel au
befreien: Sem unieligen v@rebit,
Spfem", berm0ge be1en ielbt eine quite
@rnte faum Diel tpeiter rei9t, als gum
@6uloenbeaabIen. Sod elm iol9es
Sabr unb bann 1T CT audi bon bieier
2dlt befreit unb bann erlt fantt er, nit
boppelter 8eredtigung, bas beiBt, ni6t
nur init Der 8el9rdnfun9 fir bas cine
Sabr, ausrufen: Before 3eiten!"
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Samprrbpioem SetlmttteI.


Samerrboiben baben seipobnlid borber.
aebenbe Sdmeraem i'm @iidea, eeaben unb SEN
i1ntsrleibe, 70 bab ber @atient slaubt feline Size.
tranfbaftsn 3ufanoe. 3eitrsiie iinS 3ei9sr
bon llnberbauIidfeit %seeeapartis, als 8Id'
buns, llnbebaslidfeit oes Masens &C. @ine
Geu9tisteit pie Sdpeib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN b%erborrufenb. nadoem man iuarm
tpirb, 1T elm sepobnli@er 8esleiter. 8linbe.
blutige unb iudenbe Sdmorrboiben tuerber
bul9 einmalisen @ebraud bon Dr. 8oianfo'i
Sdmorrboiben SeiImitteI, tueldes brett anf BIZ
trantbaften Steaen e%inpirtt, bic Sumor ab.
iorbirt. bas beftise SUDDEN beieitist unb ein'
bauernbe Seiluns berborbrinst, abseffeut
Wreis so Gents. Mbreiire /: She Dr. 8ofanft
Webieine Co., Yiqua, Ohio.
8ertauft bel s. &alteber & Son.
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: 9as Mustragen BON Briefen foz
fort nod ibrer Natanft, gegen 10 Gents
@rtrabe5ablung, tpirb f9merli9 bor
benz Sftober aur Musfibrung gelangem
uno aud bann nur nerfu9speiie in
elm paar Stdbten. 9;e Marfe, pelde
nsm Mbfenber atif fplde (briiber rennt
man fe rerprefe") 8riefe seflebt tper=
ben muB, uiro iingefdbr boppeIt 10
groB fem, als bic getp0bnli1ea Mar=
fen, unb bic 6orrt elmer Nollarnote
baben. Muf ber linfen Seite befinoet
fi9 cine bubble 8ignette, einer unifors
mirten 9elegrapbenboten bariteaerb
unb quer iiber benz oberen &anbe ftebeit
bic Worte: "United States Special
Postal Delivery. pdbrenb unten Der
preis Der Marfe, 10 Gents, in 3iffer,t
unb Worten ~argegeben 1T. Die Mitte
oer Warte entbalt bic Worte: "Secures
immediate delivery at special delivery
Office. (Diefe Mfarte fi9ert bic 10.
fortige Nblieferung Seitens bes betrefs
fenben 6peSial=B ureaus). Ser gntz
purf 1T febr f1bn unb gef9madbon.
Ser @enerai=p eameifter beauftragte bic
Mmerifan Bant Note gompagnie it
Mem.Dprt nit Der Anfertiguns Der
Mtarfen.
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Wein= unb 8ier zSalou un6 pabiGon
1T ben Seuti9en Der Stabt unb Unit
gege1o beftens Su empfeblen. Sic ft1=
ben bortielbft ausge5ei@nete Weine,
Giqu0re, uno fril6 bonn SAB bas be-
ribmte Gone Star unb @itp Bier,
ebenio tpie feline impOrtirte uno elm
beimiI6e Gi0arreu, 6amilien f0nnen
auf i6rem @pasiertpege gu ieber 3eit in
ueblinger's pabiIpn (@ingang bnn
2oioDa @traBe) einfebren uno perben
prompt beoient, Nu6 fir Siuaroipies
Ter lit gelorgt, inbem 5tpei neue unb
bor3iisli6e Biaarbtii9e %porbanoen stnb.
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Ser ssspepatae Hartmann.

9anblungsgebilfe in 2dbem bon
Saufmannern. tueIde nidt Mnaeigeu
MAIDEN, folten fi@ gelesentli9 i'm Ga.
ben getpegung MAIDEN. Sonft Ieiben
pc an Spspepiie bur9 MangeI an Be-
tddftigung herbeigefiibrt. Sic f6limm.
ten Gdle bon 9pspepfie tperben burd
grotpi1s Sron 8itters errei9t unb fu,
rirt. Qerr 8. Sbornton, @arrenton,
gt. T.. iagt: sd gebrau9te Brouns
eiien gitters gegen 9pspepfie unb Be.
tradbte es dig 6as groBartiefe Seilmit.
tel, tpetdes befannt 1T.
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GIr @eiien0e.

Die 8utiden Der SOutbwetern Stass
81. perlufeu Gan MntoniO tdslid un,
1870 nbr WOrsens unb fabren mad 9isbs
lamb 9one, 9eon Springs, BSrne,
Comfort, Centre Boint, aerrpiIe unb
Sriebridsburs. Dieie gompusnie bat
ieet neue p%ieripdnnise Concord : &uti@en
unb befSroert Ser. Stuaten Boit uno
@rpreB.
Office: Central Sotel, Main Yla5a.
Sofepb ainssleh Manaser.
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ST. Spbn Butts
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fit bic Seiluns bon
Uiebern Quer Nrt,
tnb gtgeu
malartf6e &ranfbetten

maiarii6e &ranfbetten.
Ser @isentbImer bieler beriibmten Mebisin
eaniprudt fir bieielbe ben 8or5us bor allen
ibrigen SeiImitteln, pelde Dem Rublifum alS
raf@e, lid unb permanemte
Rur aegent Gieber aaer Mrt, bon ~ldnserer ODER
~fiiraerer Dduer empfoblen tuerben. Ct ruff aae
pef!i1en unb fibli9en Staaten als 8eugen
anf fur bic @abrbeit ber 8eritderuns, oab es
in feinem einaisen Gaue feline beilenbe @irfuns
o~erlasea ipirb, penn bic Mupeiiunsen senau
befolst perben. Bel bielen Anfaaen 1T cine Elm.
telne DOTS CUR Seiluns seniseno, mnb sanje
Gamilien erlan9ten bur9 cine einaige Glaf4e
TIRE @eIunbbeit tpieber. GO 1T inbeb seratben
unb ieoenfals mad Ianspierisen Mnf6Gen fi9ee
Get, penn man ben @ebraud bes MfittelS nod
eine ober atsei @oden nod benz aufb0ren bes
GieberS fortiett. @ep0bnli9 bebarf man BET
bieier Meoiain feines peiteren SiIfsmittelS, UNI
bic @iusetueioe in Srbnung gu balten. Ssate
aber Der 4atient nod eineS Requirement Mittels
b~ebiirfen, nadbem er brei ober bier DOZEN be8
Sonie genommen bat, 10 pirb cine e~inaelne
Bofis bon Rents 8egetable GamtI1
YtIIs s~eniigen.
Bulbs Sarsaparilla lit baS alte unb auber.
taiige Seilmittel sesen llnreinisfeit bes 8lutes
unb ifropbuloie Gnfaue Der &Onis ber 8lut'
reiniser.
Dr.. John Bulbs Vegetable Worm Des
treyer 1T in @eftalt bon ganbb DropS prdPa.
rirt, idOn bonn aniebn unb leidt ein5uaebmen.
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BON Der Wtrfiamfeit iiber5eigeu, fs.Assa aud
guren preis unb Dant berassforbern. SD, ct.
fiab eintse aus3iss aus bemieIben:
.Ha9 S0tasiser antpenbuns babe i'd ben Sc.
brau9 einseteM tno bin e~rftaunt unb ~erfreut
iiber ben grfolg."
rs erfiut allies, mas Sic beripreden. SD
bin entSidt bariiber."
vWeine Erpartunsen finb iibertrofen tuoroen
p@ie 3auber bat eS s%eipirtt uno rnebr gelei.
itet, ais ib erpartet babe" 49,.
sd ba5e es nit 9utem Erfolse ah9elpanot."
vSie MeiIe, in Delder es %bepirfte, mas td
piinidte, bat mid iiberraf4t."
MeidIid finb meine Soffnun9en erfiat NOR
ben uuo i'd bin bodli4 barber e%rfreat."
Yoiitib aarantirt, bab baS Wtittel barmlOs 1T
unS teine idabIiden Subitan,en entbaIt
Rad Gmpfang oeS YreiieS bon 81 ourd
bic goit in iiterer @erpaduns perianet. Der
iieaeIte @ireulare 4 @entS. 8ei Drug9iiten gu
babeu. GoreiIe:
Madame Fontaine, 10 E 18th St., New York.
ls,6,tuw1i
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6, $. Wuaer, Wbolefale, I'M

- 6. .. Waaer. Wbole1ale, unb
Retailbdnbler in Garbeu, Selen, Mn<
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
5an Mntonio, empfeblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien Nrtiteln gu Stem Dort
preiien unb ma@t gana beionbers aui
ben ~gewdblten 8orratb BON 8ilber11 !:
@bromos, &upfer= unb @tabliti9en,
Oelgemdlben unb Phantalie 8ilbern
a1er Mrt, ferner auf bic gef6madbone
Musmabl BON 8iloerrabmen Der aIer=
m%ooernften Jorm unb auf bic Nles
umfaHenben 3ei9nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. MUs Nuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obige1 9+-ar6en merben prompt
aasgefibrt; Bilber BON teber @r6be elm.
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten mbgli9f
f6nel unb gut beiorgt> bic in bas Sad
fhInden.
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'Velvetine Powder" DieIe
grdparation purOe suerf in Ser preusiiden
Armee segen perbritbte uno s%rinoise 8iSc, &c.
gen bas Munoreiten ODER @unblaufen, ae9en
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