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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
Tho Proper Pronunciation.
[Chicago JournAl.l

Chicago JournA-l
Postmaster General Villas name Is pro-
nounced Vile-as, with the Il" long. as in
vile, while the secretary Of states name ia
properly pronounced Byard. and not Ba-
ard, as some Of the name prefer to have it.
A Particular Physician.
tDrake'S Travellers Magazine.]
An Arkansas citizrn had . sick mule. He
said to his colored man:
"You know DR.. A don't you, SamP
"Yes, sab, but I,lon't fink muffin Of i'm,
boss He fused to scribe fo' me wen l war
sick las week. Sed be didn't scribe for mig
gahs."
That's all right He doctors horses,
doesn't her
II believes he do, loss"
swell, you go down and tell him I've .
sick mule and want him at once"
'"Taint no yuse, he won't cum Dat doc
tor 'scribes TO whits folks an horses, bon,
but he draws de line at niggahs an mulea-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

Some worry q good deal about the chances
for q big comet to plow into the sun some
dark rainy night, and thus bust up the
whole universe. l wish that was all I had to
worry about II any responsible man viii
agree to pay my taxes and funeral expenses,
will agree to do his worrying about the
comets crashing into the bosom Of the sun
and knocking its daylights out
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
"Blighted Affections Insurance.
London ,Ont.) Advertiser.l

Some genius has evolved the idea Of q
blighted affections insurance company. The
object is explained to b the guaranteeing
of the affections of lovers; OF, in the case
blighting, to offer suitable pecuniary COM
pensation. This would seem to I'LL q long
felt want, if we may so express it It Is
well known that the blighting Of lovers af
fections has caused great deal Of misery in
the world, and 1t Is reasonable to assume
that this would be greatly mitigatsd in case
the afflicted parties were offered Suitable
pecuniary compensation"-say $L50 per
blight
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
RRilliANTa

1As lust Of gold succeeds unfsslins IN rs-
morselsss
Ths last corruption Of degenerate man
llDr. johnson.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
Gives . Variety.
IIcndoh IAttAr-l

In some English country houses now pso
pie draw lots as to whom they shall sit next
ut dinner, and, on the whole, it answers very
well, and gives mch more variety than 60
ing in order of rank.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
Puzzled the Nlathenaticians.
Detroit NeNsl


Perhaps some esteemed subscribers will be
grieved whom they get the correct answer to
the problem" pro ented in The News re-
GENTLY: The month Of February, just
passed. had four Sundays. four Mondays and
four Of every other day in the week. Can
some one fond of figures work ont the prob
lem: When will this occur againP" Since
this was published many able mathemati-
clans have laborsd on the problem, and rs-
plies are beginning to come In from all parts
of the state. None Of them are right
"A subscriber from 1873" sends tho fol-
lowing: Every common year this century
will have the same number Of days each In
February, but in the rotation Of this year it
will not occur until 1891, which will be six
years hence, and not again till 1908. II, Is,
~, ~, SO, SO, 20. 81, 81 and 1898"
Another esteemed correspondents says:
February, 1891, win correspond with Feb
ruary, 1885, in regard to four Sundays, etc"
Now, the fact is that In every year when
February has twenty y-eight days it will have
four Sundays, four Mondsys and four Of
each day in the week.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
Ask A9aln.

Mr. Ruskin holds very strong opinions on
the subject of second proposals He says no
man should be SO conceited as to expect that
be is to be accepted the first time be chooses
to say the word
-,,or
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

Yawning. dear son, indesd, h quite invol-
untary,
Yet 10 unlearn the trick, for thee is nee
eseary.
I never yet obssrved that, when thou had'st
before thee
Any good thing to eat, . yawning fit came
DER thee;
At least II in the midst Of chewing thou
should'st stop
To yawn, thy open mouth the morsel well
might drop
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

That tender farewell on the shore
OF this rude world, when all is DER,
Which cheers the spirit, ere its bark
Putt OF into the unknown dark.
Moore
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

Hearts, like doors, can open with case
To very, very little keys;
And don't forget that they are these:
Il thank you sir," and III you please"
lama
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
What . Manager Says.
brooklyn Eagle.l

Idon't know whether you know it or not.
but nearly every prominent star, and many
of the most successful theatres, are not run
by the men whose names are printed as
managers, half so much as by some quiet in
dividual who holds the position Of the power
behind the throne, AMI who is not generally
known to the public as the head Of the firm
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
GeOrEia's Natural Ink.
finland Driptor

A natural ink is found at the bottom OF q
copper mime at the foot of the Kennesaw
mountain, in Cobb county, Georgia. 1t Is q
peculiar liquid Of deep wine color, and
when few drops Of nut-gall are added, it
turns jet black. and at once becomes ink Of
the best quah.y The records Of the county
have for years been kept in this natural ink,
which neither freezes, fades, nor corrodes.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

He that commits Q sin shall find
Ths pressing guilt lie heavy on his mind,
Though bribss or favoD shall assert hi
CAUSE -tCreech-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
A Scared stage Baby"
lPhiladelphia Times.]

10 Jefferson tells good story Of Edwin
Forrest The great trasediau was playing
an engagement in Cincinnati. and it was
decided to put on "Pizarro." but no child
could b found to psrsonats Rolls's little
boy. The manager and the property man
were at their wits's end It was impossible
to have the boy personated by q dummy, for
he was required to walk, embrace his father
and mother, and perform other actions which
to . dummy would have been physical i'm.
possibilities At last, in an evil hour, the
property man was struck by what he 70
garded as happy thought At . one-horse
museum few squares of the list OF Curl
osities included middle-aged dwarf, who
despite his small stature, was gifted with Q
large head and very old face as well as q
singularly gruh voice.
The property man, after considerable ne
gotiation, succeeded in renting his midget
from the museum manager, for ono night
only, to personate Rolla's infant son. The
dwarf was not present at rehearsal, and the
character Of the infant which he was to
calry on was carefully concealed from For
rest, who beheld him for the first time q he
picked him up in the first entrance to rush
with him across the bridge, and
whose feelings At that moment, like the diff.
cult passages in novels, "may be more easily
imagined than described" Grasping tho
terrified warf in his brawny arms Forrest
never very gentle in any of his stage busi-
ness, rushed like whirlwind before the au-
dience, shouting at the top Of his powerful
voice, "Rolla passes freely," and handling
the son of his adoption rather more roughly
than usual.
When about half way across the bridge
the poor midget could endure it no longer,
and thrusting his head out from under old
Metamora's arm, and looking up into his
face said in a deep, bass voice, so completely
out of keeping with his stature and his sup
posed juvenility, that II lamb had roared
it could scarcely have been more surprising:
''See mere, you great big lubber, what are
you going to do with me, anyhowr
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

that life does not become vearisoms befor
It Is time to depart
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12

The number Of fossil plant species nov
known is estimated to be not less tina
1900 and may be considerably greater.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
Cement for Burial Purposes.
T(yhica On Tirneal

llncd&O IlIneS.l
A correspondent suggests to . sanitary
journal the use of cement for burial pur-
poses He proposes to fill the bottom Of the
coffin with layer Of cement, and after the
coffin has been lowered into the grave, to
cover the sides and surface Of the body with
the same material The moisture of the
earth will be drawn into the cement, and in
little while it will be as hard as stone, in
which "every lineament will remain i'm
pressed forever as the ashes Of Pompeii
have retained for ages the forms Of the vic
Tins of that great burial"
1t is also suggested by the correspondent
chat where there exists fear that the body
may be interfered with by medical colleges,
the cement at the time of burial may be
slightly moistened with water. whose result
-. -. - Lat the body will be surrounded
rY an impregnable protection in . few
hOa1r,~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
Changes ffo0 HA10ot1DQ.
(Chicaao Tribunal

@Holy" oranges from Palestine ars amoaR
the delicacies Of the Now York marksN
They arc bright yellow, shaped like giny.
flower apple, and the skin b medium nnA
The favor b rich, but they are not % swssa
- The Florido oranga Thsy cost 50 csnss Q
doaen
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-12
[Exchange.I

Upon one occasion, relates Col Napoleon
Crosby. Of Georgia, his company was forced
to march for several days over the un
troken snow and his eyes bscame 20 weak
and infiamed that he blackensd his whole
face with SCOT 10 counteract the brilliant
reflection from ths snow. H- says Of course,
it was failure, bot be persisted that it wae
q great relief, and In less than Q day the
w6ole company presented an unbeoksn ltns
Of blackensd faces and syslidA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
@ut. 9Ddtna & GpAu.

Mit bem 9erannaben Der 9erbffialz
ion fteigert ild audi mieoer bas geourfz
nib I'm itres Mageus fir fnbltantiele
Speiien. unfere Sauptnabrung bleibt
bas Sleii6, un6 um iol9es frif6 uno
gut su %erlansen, fann man unmDglih
einen superldifseren Marft f%inDen, als
ben BON Wm. 66fling & Sobn, So.
511 Npe. s. Sie 9erren baben Dem
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e6uumg ge=
tragen unD in ibrem @tablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, pelde allen
Nnforoerungen fur @rbaltung unD @ni=
fernung f6dbli6er Snsrebienaen beg
Gleii@es entipri6t. Sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Wafibieb, aus tpel@em
nur bas 8eite lir lire &unben gepdblt
miro. Wer rcea bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e BEN Marft, So. 511
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
Wer TIT Stan mimsrp,u .

Do bteie Trase Oft seffeIt mirb, poqea
mir eiufa6 iasen, bag fe cine Dame 1T,
bic es iid lett 30 Sahren CUR Nufsabe mads
te. Experimentation, bauptiddlih aber
ainberfranfbeiten gu fubiren. @ie bat
bic Sonitttution unb bic Beoarfnide bieier
5ublreiden 2lu1en Defenders seprift unb
als Reiultat praftifder 8enntniGe unb
@rfabruns, uelde ie i'm 9aufe eines Wens
idenalters ais 8ranfenpfeserin uno ar,t
seiammelt, bat fe ben @cptbing 5Arup
ais beicnberes WRittel fir 5abnenoe 2inber
3uiammenseieet. Diele Webiain bat cine
masiide Wtrtuns - fe Sibt 9iube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdlt %cffenen 9eib. Sn
SolSe bieier Meci3in 1T Grau Dinslcm
weltberibmt gerporben als @cbltbaterin
Der 4inber. nnb bic Rinber perben arcB
unb banten ibr bafar. su& in bieier @tabt
bat fte bic 3inber 3u Cant rerpfidtet.
@rcbe Quantitdten bes Sootbins Snrup
peroen bier tdSlid perfauftunb perbraudf.
Wir 9lauben, Wrs. @inslow bat f4
burd bieien Nrtifel unierblid 8emadt
unb mir tnb i~iber3eu8t, ba6 burd bemiel.
Ben Eauienbe bon 2inbern serettet murben
unb baB Wilionen benielben nod NIT
Grfcls ~9ebrauden uerben. Seine Mutter
bat ibre Rflidt sethan, tpenn fie niat
Mrs. 8inslOw's 9Dotbins Sprup an=
wanote. geriu4t es Sae 3abies 8ifitor
Stem Dcrf. - gu nerfaufen Bel allen
Drussifen. 25 Gents bic Tlaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
@iel's &inriatuHs.

M
pas, moraH III Uoi8e per forttpdbs
renoen ger5ogerun9efi u1o peg tpieoers
poiIen auH@leoens fOlieBll1 yfieatatto
negf 9iaaoen polie, TT nun bod ges
lVe9en: Gse gn8ianoer gabeit pen CO..
aaoilgefl aeoelenfu9rer Souis @iel in
Tegtla olrg pen Slrang BON Seber
Snm Sooe oe1oroert. I'm ID. Nobember
4oeios = ngr nnroe tgnt eor, S9erif
epapleau mltgelgsllt, Dap Die golftres
daIlg oss Dor glonateH gegeil ibn ges
falien 1~oossartDells ann nddftei1 Mtors
gen oeoorlfllre. Hlel tabrt bic Mfits
ipelluilg gefdBt ertfgegerl. duBerte fogar
ieiire Dreuoe, DOB PIE SetDen Der langen
GerterDaff nun balD ooriiber feien.
umfahefloe Uorberettuagen CUR BEE
iuad1ltng oes 9efaflgeileft tparen getrofs
ten iucroeI, pa mon firbtsie, oaB bic
QalbolutsJ i1oiafier eiren Verirt rias
gert funroer, i9ren yhDrer 5tl befreterl.
&ar3 naf 0abr ytorgens tuuroe Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17

IN Montreal i'm Sabre 1860 gepeien,
bat feline feife ueber5eugung babin aus
geIpro9en, naB &iel geiifesgeit6tt mar
unb bat bieie @ni6t aud einem 8ers
treter Der 8ereinisien Gr:Re mitgetbeilt.
Cine InSabl 8riefe &iels, bic i'm 8eIiB
bes &eo. MeWiliams finb, ipre6en
febr fir bic Wabrbeit ieiner 8ehaup=
tung.
Sie Mitelieber oes sroBen &atbes
fir oas NuromeltzS erritorium Siub ses
genpdrtig in @ibung; fe 1inb ieoo6
ni6t geneigt, bon Der Wirfung beryfa6z
ri6t bonn SOoe &iels auf bic 9albblutz
Snbianer amtli6 Noti5 gu nsbmen.
@lnes Der baIb=inbianil6eu Mit9lieoer
bes &attes Iagte ieoo6, isinsS tammss=
angebOri9en bitten lbren Giibrer gsliebt
uno lie Diiroen ibn aud mad ieinem
Wtdrtprertooe lieben.
Die &egieruns wiro Bic urfp,iiusli6
geplante lleberiibrung Ser 2sihe &iels
mad Winnepeg ni9t erlauben. aus
6ur6t, baB es Bel Der 8eerbiguus bort
gu gefdbrIi6en Demonittationsn inter
ben 6albblut Snbianern fommen
f0nnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
Ste Ssere Serbiens unn Su1gariens.

Sas ferbiide Seer bat am IA. No=
bember in a0er Griibe bic bulgaril6e
8ren5e in orei Nbtbeilungeu iiberi6rit=
ten, obne bierbei auf WioerltanD gu
toBen. Grit bel Srieu, anf benz Wege
na6 8laiina unb &uitenoil fam es III
beftisen &dmpfen, in oereu 8erIaufe
auf beioen 9eiteu 5ablrei9e NerluIte
an Sobten unb 8ermunoeten ill pers
sei6nen maren. Oas &eIuItat bes
Samples mar, oaB h@ bic 8uI9aren
auf Der gansen Sinie 5%uriid5Ogen. Oas
eelammts ierbii6e Seer befinbet it'd
ieBt auf bulgarif6em @ebiete. Sie
peri9tebenen ierbif9en Streitfrdfte
ieben ii6 ME folet 3nIammen. Gelo=
armee o 1000 Utann nit 264 Sc
f9iiben, &eierbe : Mrmee uno 2anbnebr
$4,000 Maun NIT 100 @ei6iBen, uno
Ganoifurm $4,000 Mann, 5uiammen
etna 100, 600 Mann unb 400 @efdibe.
Die Snfanterie lit bemafnet nit benz
Mauier= 8emebre uno bic Mrtilerie nit
iebr peri6ieoenartigen @ef6iiben, bonn
alien gorberlaber big au ben be(ten
Grupp'i9en @ubltabl &anonen. Oie
@eiammtitdrfe Der in obige 3iffern ELM
gei9lofenen gabanerie betrdgt etma
1900 Mann, Die gum She'll febr gut be-
ritten iinb.
Sem gegeniiber 1tebt bas bulgarii@e
Seer nit nur "a, 900 Mann Snfanterie,
400 Mann @apaIerie, smei &egimen=
tern Nriiaerie, einem Sngenieur 8atail=
lom, elmer Grain : Mbtbeilung unb Der
@ensoarmerie, Naes auiammen etua
80, 000 Mann nit 104 @ei9aben. Die
Snfantsrie 1T nit fosenannten 8oiban-
8eDebren bemaffnet unb bic MrtiQerie
NIT &ruppi6en 8ei9iBer1 unb &anos
men tteueften ruiii6en Spftems. Nu=
Beroem finb nod &eferbe : Batailone
unb Elm 2anbturm p~orbanben, bic suz
fammen gegen 10000 Mann adblen.
Die S6md6e Der brlgarif9en @rlnee
beitebt in benz Mangel elmer ausrei=
6enben Gabalerie unb un3uldngli1er
Mrtiaerie. Mu9 on 0ffsieren madt
fi6 elm GROCER Mangel fiblbar, ieitbem
Die ruiiiden Offi5iere bur6 ben Bsfebl
oes @3aren ge5tpungen tparen, ibren
Iustritt aus benz bulgarif9en 9eere gu
erfldren. Das fleine, iebt ebenfals
unter benz 8efeble bes Hirfen Mfer=
amber bon 8ulgarien ifebenbe pffrume=
Hide Seer ieBt i6 3uiammer aug
1900 Mann erten Mufgebotes, so, 900
Wann apeiten NufaebDtes unb ettpa
$1,000 Mann &elerpe. Dieie Srup-
pen finb gum She'll iebr gut nit Mar=
tint. @epebren b%epafnet, es febIt ibnen
iebo6 an @aoalerie u11b bic geIammte
oifrumelii9e MrtiQerie beftebt aus
@ef9iBen.
Die bmlgarifden NrIenale in Stuff
fdut entbalten grOBe @orrdtbe an
Wafen, uniformer1 uno Nusrlftungs=
gesenffdnoen aaer Qrt unb fe fin6 i'm
Stanbe, abgeieben BON Der Munition
fur Die NrtiGerie, tdsIi1 $4,000 @tif
patrOnen gu liefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
sd,uhe uup etiefe1 fir ben gaiuter.

2aBt gu9 bur6 ni6ts abbaIten, gu
@eDrge G. Sulliban, Jto. 249
Weft Commensurate, gu geben, tpenit
Sbr S9ube unb Stiefel brau9t. Spls
gen6es ioa entl6eioen. ob man ldnger
nod bobe preiie in anbern @ei6dften
be3ablen fol. 9err Suliuan bat ben
1dmmtli6en Waarenz8 orratb I'M @er.
the BON mebreren Sauienb Dollars err
ltanoen. uno p%ertauft bas beriibmte
&eDnolos Bros. Gabrifat fir 9erreu,
Samen, &iaber biQiger als irgeno Sc
manb. S6ube fir S9ultinber, pelde
lett Sabren nit $1.75 be5ablt tpurben,
foften BEL Sulipan $3.50. Mn &ei1s
baltigfeit bonn @em0bnli6lien Bis gum
Geinffen itebt @uliban uniibertrofen
oa. 16n,3Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
2ie 8aumtpua @rute.

Ser Dor &urssm ber6fentli6ts Be-
ri6t Der Rational Cotton : gr6anae"
fur ben Monat Sctuber firirt bic S6be
bes Grtrags Der biesidbrieen Baum
moi : grnte auf 6.650,265 8aqen.
@dbrenb bies einem ausFaa BON brei
@iertelmiaionen 8olen ge9en Bic
S9dBungen beg Gribiabrs uno Soms
mers glei6fommt, lit es nit 3pei Muse
nabmen (1880-'S1 unb 1882-'83)
bod INNER nod bic sr6bte @rnte, bic
iemals sema6t morben If, uno betraat
irntaer nod eine babe Million Baltn
mehr, als Ger Dur1i1niltsertrag Der
lebfen 6 Sabre. IS 1T oaber fem
@runb %borbanben, miBbersniist gu fem,
aaB bic gang unaep0bnli9 ginftisen
Musi6ten ber erifen brei o6er bier Mfo=
note Der Saifon ii6 ni9t gans in rem
gebohten @rabe erfilt baben.
IS fnb sesenmdrtlg 17.714,O 900
Nder nit Baumpoae in ben Siibfaaten
bepflanat, oas bebeutet einen 3uma6s
bon 1870 pdbrenb beg berfoHenen Sob
req uno 1T 6as gr6Bte Mreal, bas iez
mails in ben Ser. Staaten Der Baum.
poll=@ultur sepibmet murbe. Wiirbe
bfefe geiammte Gld6e beifammen lie<
gen, bann lpiiroe iie einem MreaI bon
Der @r6Be bes Staates Siio : Carolina
9lei6fommen. 5roBoem biItet biefes
rieige Gebiet nur einen berbdltniBmd=
Big geringer She'll Der foqenannten
.,gottons &egion", ndmli9 faum Elm
3man5igftel beg 2anbes, eas li6 fur
ben Baumnoqenbau eignet.
Sbglel9 bic Baummoa grnte un1es
reg Staates Seras bieIes Sabr ni6t Bic
p~ropbe5eite 96be BON 2,O0O,O 900 8aaen
srrei6t, wir6 fie bo9-menit bic BON Der
National @ottvn=gr9ange aufgeitelten
3ahlen ri6tig iino-mit $40
galen ben gr0Bten grtras eraielen, ben
iemals elm ein5elner Stat aufsupeilen
bate.
Was ben @rtrag pro Mder anlanat,
10 febt bies Sabr 2~ouiiona nit elmer
probuftion bon einem batben Banen
auf ben Nder unter @ultur an Der
Spibe. 9i9t binterber fommt iebo6
Seras, bas aud III bieler Beaiebung
bieies Sabr auf ungemein siinitige Ges
fultate bin3umeiien bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
SamprrhpiSeu @eilmittel.

Samorrboiben baben seuobnli6 borber.
sebenbe @dmersen int Riidem, 0enben unb benz
lnterleibe 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline Nie.
rem, rDer bic na6fen Oraans feien in einem
frantbaften 8uftanoe. i3eitpeile finb 3ei9en
epn llnoeroaulidfeit sesenpartis, ale 8la,
buns, l1nbebastidteit 6es Masens etc. Fine
Sendtisfeit pie sdpeib, elm unansenebmss
SUDDEN beroorrufenb, na9bem man parm
pirb, 1T Elm sstpObnIi@er 8ealeiter. glinoe,
bIutise uno iudenbe samorrboioen persen
bur6 einmalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8oionto's
$dmorrboiben Seilmittsl, meldeS brett auf bic
tranfbaften Stellen e%inpirft, bic Sunaor abb
iorbirt, bas beftise SUDDEN befeitist unb cine
Sauernbe Seiluna berborbrinst. abgeiteat,
greis 50 Gents. Nobrefiire: sbe Or. 8oionfo
Meoicine 60, Biqua, Ohio.
@erfauft bel j.. aalteher C Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-17
Weulosifhe WermeTnmsem.

Das Bunbes=O Department fir aeoloz
glide germefungen, tpeIdes foeben fei=
men Sabresber;1t berausgegeben Bat,
lent Die Nufmerffamfeit auf bic grsBe
gebeatung grinbli9er geoIogi[6en
Sur1forfduHgen unb Nerml 1ungen
unierer @aoftaaten unb bic 0erifeQuna
superldfiger unb forgfdItig angefertigz
ter geologif9en Garten Der oerIhiebe=
men Seetionen bes Siibens. Man
glaubt, baB tieIe getpaltige Nrbeit lid
reihli1 lobnen niirbe, ba Bic reiden
Gunbe BON 2oble, gifen unb pbospba=
ten, auf bic man bel biefer @elegenbeit
ttoBen piirbe, elm rei1er grfab fir bic
Miiben unb Soften ienes Mie|enuerfes
iein mtiBten. Sie Wafbingtoner Bes
b6rbe bat oies baour9 a~nerfannt. baB
lie mdbrenb bes p~erfIoEenen eSabres
f6on. Diel mebr fir bic geologif6en
UermeRungen i'm Siben getban bat,
als ie 5ubor. Drei erfabrene unb faaz
funbige Mineralogen bat bic &egieruna
na6 BirginieH geienoet, befen minera.
Hide &eihtbimer, obslsid es elmer Der
d%lteiten Staaten Der Union III, bod erff
feit 2uraem entbedt lino. 2mei anbere
geologifde unteriudun9s : gommiifip=
men iino nod SenneHee unb Norb : @a=
rolina entlanbt mnrben unb cine mad
Q~ouifiana.
Won elmer bon Seiten beg Bunoes in
M1qrif qeripmmeneu 0ermefuud unIe=
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gd,tuinoiudbt aebetlt.

ginem alien Mrate, Der bon Der vraris au.
rildaeaogen lebt, ipurbe bur@ einen ofinoiiden
M%ifFonar bic 8eldreibuns zines einfadtn
besetabilifden SeiImittels fir Die idnelle uno
bauernoe Seilung bon 2ungenfdpinbfud
Bronchitis, gatarrb, afbma unb allen SaI3.
unb 2unsenfranfbeitsn aussebdnoist. Nu4
elm Mittel fir poitibs. rabitale 9eiluna bon
NerbenI9pade unb allen 3erbenfrantbeiten
Radbem Der Doftpr bic ipunoerbaren Seiltrafte
in tauIenoen 8dIen erprobt batt', eradtete er
es fir ieine Eai9t, bas Mittel feinen Ieioenben
Mitmeufden bsfannt gu MAIDEN. Bon oieiem
Motib uno 8unid setrieben, banbeIte er. Sd
ienoe pisfea &esept fofenfrei an gae, bic 81
iplniden, in beutider, enalilder ober ~fransoi.
ider Spra6e, init boiler MnmsiIuna orr Ser.
iteluns unb bes @ebrauds. Senbe gbrsfs
uno 8riefmarfe, be3iebe Did auf biele 8eituna
nnb i'd fsnbe es iofort. IS. U. Nobes, 149
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@urft! Haudh,uaaren!

@rueerpbdnoler uno Speifemirtbe
bonn Sanoe m06ten mir einbringli9
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. baB mir
fur bic Gabrifation BON Wurlt unb
&au9maaren umfangret6e @orbereiz
tungen gettoHen baben unb in Stanb
gefeBt iinb, allen anforberunsen Sc
nii9e gu leiften. Wir geben Garantie
fiir CUTE Waare unb ree0e Bsbienung.
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer pers
f6nIi1en 2eitung. Senbet Cure 8e=
fteauugen BET 3eiten elm.
% m. phil & SDbn,
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sSamiliems9 umbiMaft.

9err &lolbaha 1T entI9loKen, li6 bic
&unbf6aft Der 6amilien gu ermerben
un6 mirb beBbalb nur quite unb frif9e
Waaren balten. Sn Der BiQigfett ieis
ner Waaren pirb es Inn Niemanb
glei6tbun. Ollie gefauften Mrtifel pers
ben prompt Ing 9aus geliefert. @r erz
bdlt tdgli9 frii9e Waaren unb bietet
beBbalb feinen &unben gr6Bere Bor=
tbeile, als bic meiften onbern @rocernz
@ei6dfte. Sem Store befinbet ii6 an
Der @de BON 9ouifonz unb NaparrDz
Strabe. Wan beiu9s i'm unb Seoer=
mann miro 5ufrieoen gefielt perben.