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AZ U e Cure

Is purely vegetable bitter and powerful
tonic, and is warranted speedy and GER
tain cure for Fever and Ague, Chills
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill
Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and ali
malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis
tricts, the rapid pulse, coated tongue,
thirst, lassitude, loss of appetite, pain in
the back and loins, and GOODNESS of the
spine and extremities, are only prelnoni-
tons OF Severer symptoms which termin-
ate IN the ague paroxysm, succeeded by
high fever and profuse perspiration. III
1t is a startling fact, that quinine, ar
senic, and other poisonous minerals form
the basis of most of the Fever and Ague
Preparations Specifics "Syrups,"
and Tonics," in the market. The prep
arations made from these mineral poisons,
although they are palatable, and may
break the chill, do not cure, but leave the
malarial and their own drug poison in
she system, producing quinism, dizziness,
ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and
other disorders more formidable than
the disease they were intended to cure,
AYERS AGUE CURE thoroughly eradicates
these nOxiOus poisons from the system.
and always cures the severest cases. It
contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing
that could injure the most delicate pa
tient; and its browning excellence, above
its certainty to cure, is that it leaves the
system as free from disease as before the
attack. 2s{Tff-E9
For Liver Complaints, AYERS AGuE
CURE, by direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives out the poisons
which produce these complaints, and
stimulates the system to a vigorous,
healthy condition. 4h II Hs5'.
We warrant it when taken according
to directions.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. Aver E. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
~" "'H Lowell, Mass. iie ~ ..
go ~ ~. C1uaasass Er@NaEsrA
y .aF..t sEfff Isl .,.. s--' .
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THE WORLD is GOVERNED TOO MUCH.
A Ten Thousand Dollars Sermon.

| go 'e 'St"i'@ ". VI SUt-
onisf, the funeral services were con-
ducted in an Episcopal Church
over the remains of Leland Stan
ford Jr,, a l6 year old sou of Le-
land Stanford, the railway king,
who died in Europe some months
ago. The services were held in
GRACE Church. For two hours be-
fore the appointed time boys passed
about the streets distributing a
beautifully printed programme of
the service, very much as circus
"dodgel'' are thrown about the
streets. The floral decorations
alone cost $4,000. Rev. DR..
Newman of New York preached the
sermon. His sermon was the most
intense specimen of pulpit lauda-
ton that was ever uttered. We
quote:
n. Although so Young, he was tall
and graceful as some Apollo Belvi-
dere, with classic features some
masters would have chosen to CHS
Ell in marble or cast in bronze; with
eyes soft and gentle as an angels,
yet dreamy as the visions of seer;
with broad, white forehead, home
OF a radiant soul. He reminds us
of the beautiful Joseph, "a. goaly
person and well favored. Think
OF him as rapt listener to the ma
ture conversations of such men as
Sir Joseph Hooker, Sir William
Jenner, Baron Rothschild, DR..
Schliemann and Gen. di Cesnola,
&c, asking or answering Questions.
1t was the reproduction of Christ
among the doctors at the age of IL.
In all this early intellectual SUI
periolity he reminds us that the
history Of heroes is in the history of
youth. He reminds US of the ten.
der and eloquent Pascal, of Grotius,
who entered the University of Ley
den at twelve, and of Gibbon. He
brings to mind our own Hamilton.
Nay, more; his early mental prom
Use was, like that of Washington,
Of Pitt, Of Whitfield, Of Raphael, of
Agassiz, in the early manhood; and
had Leland Stanford, Jr, lived as
long as these did his name would
have been as great and his life as
useful to mankind. sas
"The death of this beautiful
youth is not without the greatest
compensation to the living; He
now belongs to the youth of Amer
lea. His temperance shall. chide
their passions; his humility shall
rebuke their pride; his generosity
shall reprove their. selfishness; his
love of learning and taste for art
shall allure them from the frivolties
IF fashion; his delight in the pleas
lres Of home and bliss in the COM
panionship OF father and mother
shall charm them from the society
IT strangers; his devotion to God
md his charity to man shall win
hem the Savior of sinners. q Our
sonth shall read his biography,
which will be more fascinating than
omance and more edifying than the
reations of the imagination. The
'nblic school scholar and the col.
eye student would be entranced by
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Pa2ker's Tonic.
a Pure Family Medicine That
T.. 4s-r Never IntOxicateS.

-tr,H2. =. ~'fS'Sh AhtO-ARS6tJCSs,,s-
,tyon have Dyspepsia. Rheumatism
!htlunty or Urinary Complaints, or
II YOU are troubled with amy ,disor-
muNr OF the lungs, stomach, how
W, o'ooh or nerves you eau be cur
tdoy Phrker's Touic :, ss8
~ you are a lawyer, minister or
BUSINESS man exhausted by mental
e atral', or anxious cares do not take
,,ptnAlcat'lig stimulants, but hse Par.
krf's ronic.
IL you are a mechanic or farmer,
mofh Out with overwork, or moth
~ run run down by family or house
"u,', duties, try Parker's Tonic.
oaUTlON - Refuse all subs,i-
yves. Parker's Tonic is composed
", .ne oest remedial agents in the
" "or'd, and is entirely different from
f r.. E'a of ginger alone. Send
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MAnn mn IN PRESENTS
"A ERH mGH given away.
VIZ VVIVVV Send us 5 cents

postage and by mail you will get free
a package of goods of large value.
that will start you in work that will
at once bring you in money faster
than anything else in America. All
about the 5000 600 in presents in
esch box. Agents wanted every
where, of either sex. of all ages, tor
all the time, or spare time only, to
work for us at thoir' own homes
Fortunes for all workers absolutely
assured. Don't delay. f.. HAlLLETTi&
Co.. Portland, Me. aH3.g,t,it g,,...a
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Daughter His tomb will the
the shrine to which our youth Will
go as on sacred pilgrimage, and
from from it the; they viii is gather grasses and
flowers as mementoes Of what he
was to them"
Four Columns of this gush did
Mr.. Newman pour over a child who
in life never attracted special no
tice. He was paid $4,000 for the
mornings work. VI
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The reputation of Hostetter's Stomach,
Bitters as preventive Of epideInlcs, i
stomachic, an invigorant, q general re-
indigestion, bilious elections, rhuema-
tism, nervous debility, constitutional
weakness, is established upon the sound
basis of more than twenty years expert
ence, and can no more be shaken by the
claptrap nostrums of unscientiic pretend
ers, than the everlasting hills by the winds
that rustic through their defles.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally. .,E.,4ta
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GUIDE:

200 paEes. llust rated in eloth and gilt binding Soc
uoney or Postage same, paper covers 2c. This book
contains all the curious doubtful nquisvs want TO
Know large editions 10000 sold every months
deaien Beauty, Happiness, arc promoted by its I'D.
sice-who may marry, who not, why medical aid vhcn
necessary Drought home 10 so wonderful PICTURE
?.cot !iie Sent senied by DR.. WHITTIER St. Louis
INC srest Speeialist Consultation and pamphlet free
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"A nhE TW SEND SIN CENTS
A PKH tor postage and re-
H ! HILL ceive free, a costly
box of goods which will help you to
more money right away than. any
thing else in this world. All of Ell
ther sex, succeed from the very first
hour. The broad road to fortune
opens before the workers, absolute
ly sure. At once address TRUE &
Co., Augusta, Me.
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. iio'il IL tuey VIII gamer grasses ana
flowers as memcntoes of what he
was to them"
Four Columns of this gush did
Mr.. Newman pour over child who
in life never attracted special no
tice. He was paid $4,000 for the
mornings work. aa
ONE Of the banks of LONDON
is said to have established a rule
that practically prohibits the mar
rage of any of its clerks or other
employees who receives less than
fifteen dollars per week. The pur-.
pose of the regulation is to protect.
the bank funds from populations to
which married clerks might he.
tempted by their necessities, If any
of them should undertake to sun.
port family on an Insufficient sal.
airy. There is neither reason nor
humanity in sucli a rule. 3 1t would
be great deal better to resolve to
give not less than fifteen dollars
per week to any clerk who would
settle down and get married.
There is, no better safeguard Of q
mans honor than family ties Of, this
kind, as to improper habits and ex-.
travagances they are qnite as like
ly to be reduced as increased bv
marriage. 800 .'.i ''A :
MURDER-On last Wednesday, !,
s1st day of December, two negroes,
John Bradley, and VIM. Davis, en-.
|ployed as section hands on the Mis-
sissippi Valley Railroad, at South
wood plantation, in this Parish, he.
came involved ina qnarWl it is said
about a piece ct soap, when sudden
" Davis drew a. pistol and shot
Bradley, the ball taking effect in
the back about the seventh r,b.
ranging upward and woanding
both lungs. which caused internal
hemomage, and almost Instant death.
The murderer escaped and no clue,
as to his whereabouts is yet known.
DIR. John T. Thibaut, deputy CO.
roner, viewed the body on the fol-
lowing day, and rendereda verdict
in accordance with the facts above.
cited Ascension Democrat.
" -----------------. e. s. =. ia 3-Ltf
'a-THE United States army isthe
best paid, the best treated. and, in
latter days the least exposed to dan
ger of any similar establishment,
and yet assertions are wholesale.
The The. Washington Post says: cat a
time Of profound peace, when not
a marauding Apache d,sturbs the
tranquility Of the frontier settlers,
when the bruised arms of the Sioux
have long been hung up
to monuments, and when Sitting
bull is capering nimbly in a dime
such a time what pos
slble excuse can there be for hav-
ing live in the army made so repul-
s've that our young. men will per-
jure and degrade themselves to get
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-, HIsCoX & CO.,
loa William Street. New York

a.. 70 Que. and 81 sizes, a. all deal
hn ~ IA medicines. Great saving in
o"ylng dollar size.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-03

gu @lsmid bel Sonbon lesten 5000 Mr=
better bic Nrbeit nieber.
Sn Berlin beibt es, baB 140
preuBen bon Wari6au bertriebei tpurz
ben. Wtan bat iie i'm sefellelten 3ll=
itanoe big an bic Grense gebra6t.
= Sterbefdae in 6olge bon Gbolera
ereigneten ii9 in Soulon 78 unb in
MarIeille 80.
Ser amerifanil6e @eianbte
pbelps er6ffnete in9onbon cine Nrbeiters
beriammlung unb belt cine Nnrebe an
Die 8erfammelten, in ber er ibnen Die
Nusmanberung na9 Nmerifa empfabl.
= Sir 9enrD Orummonb, Der ettgz
lii9e @eianbte in @onfantinopel, bat
feline 3ufrieoenbeit iiber ben 8erlauf
Der 0erban6lungen nit benz Sultan
ausgefpro9en. l1eber ben MbI6luB
zines en5lif6 tiirfil6en 8iinbniHes
tpurbe ni6t berbanbelt. Ser Sultan
seigte ii6 Dem Gori9lage @nglanbs OBJ
geneist, baB ber Sudan bon tiirfiI9en
Sruppen beiebt uerben foae, eben 10
tpenig miinidt er cine gemeini6aftli6e
Sccupation Megpptens. Gr min einen
tiirfii9en 8ebollmd9tisten na6 Cairo
fbiden als &atbgeber bes 2bebipe unb
tpiini6t, oaB gnslanb einem Sernin
feitieBe, big gu tpel9em bic englil6e
Sccupation MegDptens bauern fou.
= Sie Beb0rben bon Nealta unb
Mtben baben hrenge NuarantdnesMaB
regeln eingefiibrt, I'm iib gegett bic
gini6leppung Der Gbolera gu fi9srn.
Sn Marieille bat bic @bolera
nit benz Gintreten fiiblerer Witterung
bebeutenb an 9eftigfeit na9gelafien.
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= e / a 8.

: Sie Young Men's Gbriltian @os
eial Union in 9Ouiton bat ii9 gu @un=
ten bon probibition erfldrt.
= Nus ber Sail in Gainesville ents
tprangen apei @efangene.
= Sn Sam Saba GountD 1T in
lebter Wode nur ipenig &egen gsfaGen.
Sie gaumtpollernte ipiro nur fur3 aus
fallen.
= Sobn Scott unb ". gDiGiams,
bic suiammen in einem Wagen BON
@ainesbille meg fubren, serietben in
Streit iiber cine 8oritefnabel, bic
gBiuiams trug uno bic er, tpie Scott
bebauptete, geitoblen babsn iolle. 9az
riiber fam es sur @6ldserei unb Wils
liams tpurbe erf6ofen.
Sie Garbigen in Muitin bielteu
cine 8erfammlung ab unb mpllen alles
M0ali9e aufbieten, um ben nd9tIidem
8erbre6en, bic i6on felt LANCER 3eit
in Muitin begangen iperben, Elm grbe
gu MAIDEN.
= Sn 8albefton brannte Elm 1Oidbz
RIGGS farbiges Mdo6en gu Sobe in Sol
sc elmer &oblen6lzgrplolion.
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,.@pm etmem Smmbe aebifiem. !"

Sies 1T ber Sitel eines Nufiabes bon
9enrp Srbing, bem 56aufpieler, be,
fi6 anmaBt, bieriiber genaue 9lus=
funft geben gu f6nnen. @siff unange=
nebm, BON einem 9unbe gebt1en gu
tperben, befonbers tpenn bas Sbier Elm
groBes unb b0spilliges Sbier 1T; abe1
ni9t balb 10 f6limm, als BON @9mers
gen ber DDspepfie o6er bes &beumatis=
mus geplagt gu tperben. Menn sic Elm
9unb beiBt, miifen Sic ni6t, tpas Sic
anfangen foIlen; menn Sic aber an
SDspepiie Dber &beumatismus leiben,
Difen Sic, baB 8rotpn's Sron 8itters
Sic furiren tptrb. Natban so. Smitb
Bong Brand. N.D. f9reibt: r8rotpn's 4
Sron Bitters furirte meine 9Dspeplie.
IS 1T elm ausge3ei6netes Mittel."
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Muftrag mar tpabrI6einliU beshalb at
i'm perf0nli6 a6reiiirt, neil oarin be-
merit tpar, bab peber 9err BON 9Ser=
ner, nod elmer ber anberen &i6ter, Die
fir bic 8eeibigung getpeien, init Der
Sadie betraut tperben fOnne. Sci
Senblinseu ielblt bur6 feline prdibialz
gei9dfte perbinbert, bic 8ernebmung
au leiten, 10 m6se er ben 5tpeiten 8iee=
prdii6enten, 9e1rn ppn 9o6e, bamit
betrauen.
Was milf bu tbun? fraste Berger.
Die Sa6e ift bon b69fer Wi9tigfeit.
DdB bic 3ofe bel ber S9luBperban6s
lung falf6 ausgeiast, bab oies Der
@egenpreis getpeieu, ben lie Der @rdfin
fiir Die neuerli6e slufnabme in 0eren
Sienlte seSablt, tpifen mir ia. @s
fragt 1i6 nur, ob iie belIen iiberfiibrt
ueroen fann. ginem enereii6en &i6=
ter fann sizes atpeifelos gelingen. Sb
aber Oem alten fieb5isidbrisen 5ode2
st 1T elm braber Mann, aber bas Nlter
lafet f6tper auf ibm, una er f6Ieppt
bic Nmtsgeiddfte big gu ieiner peniioz
nirung-es Iinb pobl faum nebr bier
Wo6en?-io gut ober 10 f6le6t fort,
als es eben geben mag. =. llnb barum
no6mals s-ipas tpiait bu tbun, 8ietor?
Sd tpeiB es ni6tl murmelte bieier.
Sab mid allein, i6 muB nit mir ins
&lare fomnten ;. 8er5eib! bieriiber
fann nur n,ein @etpiiIen entf9eiben.
8is gum Mbenb, @eorg!
(Gortlebuns folst.)
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ssamiliems8 8nnbfdaaft

9err &iolbaiia 1T enti6loKen, f6 Biz
Gunbi6aft Der Gatnilien gu ertperben
nnb tuirb beBbalb nur quite unb frii9e
Waaren balten. Sn ber 8i1igfeit ieis
rler Waaren tpirb es inn Nienanb
glei9tbun. Ollie gefauften Nrtifel tpers
ben prompt ins 9aus geliefert. St erz
bolt tdgli6 friibe Waaren unb betei
beBbalb ieinen &unben grDBere @r=
tbeile. als bic meiiten anbern @rocerps
@ef6dfte. Sein Store befinbet li9 an
Der Gde BON 6Duitonz unb 9faoarro>
StraBe. Wsan beiu9e i'm unb Seber.
mann wirb aufrieoen geitellt perben.
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Sdmurrbpioem Seilmittel.

Sdmorrboiben baben sem0bnlid borber>
sebenbe Sdmer3en in, &iiden, 9enben unO ben,
nnterleibe. 70 bab Der Ratient slaubt leiue Aie.
ren, pber bic nadfem Srsane feien in einem
franfbaften 3uitanbe. SeitpeiIe iinb 3eiden
BON rnberoaulidfeit sesenipdrtis, als 8la>
buns, ltnbebaslidteit beS @fasens etc. Fine
Sen9tisfeit pie Sdtpeib, elm unansenebmeS
SUDDEN berbOrrnfenb, na@bem ,aan tparm
miro, 1T elm seip0bnlider 8e9leiter. 8linbe,
blmtise nnb iudenbe SdmorrboiOen ipersen
burd einmalisen @ebrau9 bon 9r. 8ofonfo' 9
Samorrboiben Seilmittel, ipeldes brett anf bic
forbirt, bas beftiee SUDDEN beieitist unb cine
bauernbe Seiluns berborbrinst, abseftellt.
grsis so Gents. slbbreiiire: Sbe 9r. 8ofonfo
Wlebicins Co., 8iqua, Sbio.
8erfauft bel 8. aalteber C Con.
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Cine brp(Iioe g}prtppmspIunn n

- Cine brollige gertpe9ielung glib
gesenpdrtig in SiihelbDrf piel Stof
gum Sa6en. D8or furaer 3eit famen in
einem 6auie Der botigen .-@traBt
glei65eitig Mutter unb So6ter nit il
einem Mab6en nieber. giun bate mar
leioer Die unfIusbeit besanseu, beibe
&inoer glei6 su fleiben unb legte iie aud
suiammen in eine @iege. Wait benz Bes
1eben unb 8euunbern ber Ginber, Muf-
nebmen uno 9ialegen finb bic Rinbe,
bertpe9felt tporben unb man tpeiB ni1t,
per Sante unb Ni6te it,"
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Cages Wenisfeitem.
Snla n 5.

= Muf benz gGege BON ct. eSoleph
na9 &anfas Gitp tparen Z Cramps BON
einem 3uge abgeiebt porben. Sic rd9=
ten li9 baour6, oaB iie 8efib BON einein
auf benz @eitengeleife itebenben Gra9tz
5uge nabnen uttb auf bic Nrbeiter
idoifen, bic ben 3ug entfernen pollz
ten. S6lieBlid uurben iebo9 bic
Sramps bertrieben unb 3tpei bon linen
eingefedt.
= llngefdbr 100 Gabritantem aug
&bobe Sslanb bielten cine 8er1ammz
lung in probioence ab uno proteitirten
gegen iebe Sarifagitation inn nd9ften
GDngreB. sic finb Der Nnfi6t, baB
| fi6 Die Snbuitrie gegentpdrtig au bes
ben beginne, baB iie aber bur1 bic Saz
riffrage tpieberum gei6doist ipiirbe.
= 3pei W}itglieber Der berii9tigten
See 8anbe, bic in Norbteras unb i'm
Snbianer Serritorium ibr llnmeiem
treibt, iinb lit Mrfanlas berbaftet morz
ben. 9luf bas ginfangen berielben
tparen $500 ausgeiebt.
= Sm n6rbli9en Sbeile BON @eprz
gia pertreiben 8igilan3sGon,ites ale
berbd6tigen Perionen.
= Bon Minneiota un5 Dafota tpir6
Grof gemelbet, ber am 1. September
eintrat.
= Gin 3ug Der gbieago uno Mlton
Gilenbabn ipurbe BON @iienbabnrdus
bern iiberfallen. 9ie 8eute, bic fie
erlan9ten, mar nur gering.
= Sn Ntlanta. Georgia, 1T Der
@runbifein gu einem nenen Capitol ge=
legt uorben..
= General @root bat bas Snbianer=
Bureau bena@ri6tist. baB iid6 bic
feinbli9en Mpa6es in Merieo, 25 Mei,
len bon Der @renae befinoen unb nod
tpeiter fiiblid 3ieben.
= Inter ben paiiagieren bes 9amz
piers r@erra" bonn 9forbbeutf6en
2lopb befanben ii6 bic Mngeb0rigen
Grants, tpel9e bon europa aus an 6as
Sterbelager bes Ct Brdiibenten geeilt
tparen, unb bic nun auf oer &udreile
nod Soutbampton begriffen 1inb. gs
tparen Scr. unb Mtrs. Seile 9t. Grant
uno Mrs. Sartoris.
: Nus benz Staate @isconlim tuiro
Der gintritt lei1ten Sroftes genlelbet.
: Sur6 einen @initur5 tpuroen in
ben &oblenbergmerfen bon Milfesbarre,
pa., bier 8ergleute get6btet unb 3tpei
f9tper perlebt.
= 8ei elmer 8optfabrt auf benz ppz
tomac ertranf eSobn 80. Worgau, Der
ein3ige Sobn bes Senators Morgan,
unO Grau emma be la Stega. eine in
Waibington anidliige Dame.
= 9ie 8eiammteinfiinfte aus Der
8innenIteuer betrugen mdbrenb oes
9fonats Suli $8,832,313 poer 1881, :
200 meniger, als wdbrenb berIelben
3eit bes BDriabres. 9ie Steuern auf
Sabat unb Bier iparen geitiegen, baz
gegen bic auf @bisfeD &C. um 1898, $50
geiunfen.
Muslano.
= &uifi6e 3eitunsen perfiinben,
oaB f4 &ublano, i'm Sale zines 8iinbs
niiies nit ber Siirfei bDm beuti9en
8anbniB auriid3ieben werbe.
: Sn armftronss Maf6inenfabrit
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= Nper's 9lsuesgure 1T bic ein3ige
befannte Irsnei, bic cine li9ere unb
oauernoe 6eiluns bon Srof unb Sic
ber berbeifiibrt, inoem es oas @ift, bas
bic &ranfeit beroorruft, austreibt. @s
beipirft bies nit Si6erbeit uno ldBt
feine na6tbeiligen ginfluiIe auf ben
&orper 5uriid. 9fi6ts if 10 bebriideno
uno nieberf9lageno, als bic periobil9e
Wieberfebr beg nit Srof abipe6ielnoen
6iebers uno S6meiBes, tpel9e bieler
&ranfbeit eigentbiimli6 lit.
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= s. saalteser &C Son, apotbefer, peIde
iminer fiir bas gSobl ieiner aunben beiorst 1T,
bat iest ben Sertauf bon Sr. 8oianfo's 8
Suffens unb 2ungen SYrup erbaItcn, elm
9eilmittel, ipeldes unfeblbar alle @rfaltunaeu,
S9mersen in Der 8ruF, unb ole aunSen.
franfbeiten surirt. Bur Hrobe ne6met cine
&robeFaid)c. @epobnlid)e @roBe so Gents
un0 81 90.
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3as repmblifauisd,e gtoofscpmite

eFt6Vtt1U1tti SWt S1UH@pCUHttl
BON Stem Oorf bat in ieiner fiir5li@
ttattgebabten Serfammlung ben mum
berli6en 8ei6luB mioerrufen, 6en es
fur5 mad Der republifanil6en 9eieoerz
lage in Der lebten Nationalipabl gefaBt
bate. oaB lit 3ufunft Niemanb bel
ben republifanii6en primdrmablen i'm
Staate augelai1en nerben foa, Der ni1t
in Der lebten nationalen Wabl fiir ben
republifanii6en Observation-Disclosures
baten feine Stimme abgegeben bat.
gfa6 biefem 8ei6luB itnb int bergan=
genen Sriibiabr Sauienbe BON &epu=
blitanern, mel9e at ben printdrmabz
len Der partei ii@ betbeiligen tpollten,
abgeipieIen tpDrben.
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@erna6lakist Cure 9tierem mnh

"SSV<] "St9V Vu Ute2 UVc BtTuDl-
li6iten Golgen baben fam. 9ie tDbt=
li9iten &ranfbeiten entfteben our6 ge=
forte Sbdtisfeit ber genannteu Srgane,
iebo9 fann cine iol6e lei9t bur6 ben
@ebrau6 bon S66nfel's beutl9em
ysierens uno 2eber.Sbee abgemenoet
peroen, tpel6er BON allen guten unb
gewiiienbaften Iersten empfoblen tpiro
unb in alien Npotbefen gu baben lit.
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= Son 8renbam tuirb beri6tet, baB
republifanifde politifer Semperena<
clubs unter Der farbigen 8ebolferumg
DrganiIiren.
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- Sauien5e unb aber taulen5e bes
tradten ct. Safobs Del als ein un=
feblbares Mittel gesen piele 9rantbeiz
ten unb balten es itets i'm 6auie borrd=
tbig. Giinf5ig Gents bic Glafde.
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= 9ie 8iirger BON @oliab baben
$65, 1000 fir bic 9lranias paB giIen=
babn auTgebra1t.
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Bidtis fiir Austpanoerer.
@rOse Yreisermaeisuns in Der lleberfaArt

Ser llnter3eihnete iit ern,adtist @aTase.
fdeine, freie 8etOftisuns einseldloffen, BON 8re.
men iiber Sabre nnb Mntperpen nad Gan An>
onio fir $44.16 auS3ufeIIen.
Ser Hreis fiir bic &eile bon Gan Mntonio
mad oben senannten Sdfen, incl 8et0fiiguns,
$52.3S.
Gerner rebuairte giienbabnraten nod alien
0rtem in DeutidIanb, S@peis, Sdnemarl unb
Granfreid.
9dberes su erfabrsn BET
s. @rieienbed,
22,t,tup Yaifase. gsent, San Antonio.
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9Ysapepsie.

Die eep0bnIi9ften ansei9en -pon Dpspepfle>
Ober meansel an Sereauuns ftab Elm Druid Inn
Rasen. tisbIisteit, SIabunsen. 99winseI, Sob,
bremen, erbre&en. appetitIoFsieit ,tnb !SartIe,.
bisteit. @er nit 0pspepiie bebaftet In, Ieibet
anidsIides eIenb, i6rperIi9 fO,uobI ,pie seiitia,
sol9e aranfe ioatsn bic gerbalasns ftimuIireu.
ilns einen rssslmabisen tdsIi9eu stubIsans bers
beifabren. Dies tOnHen iis Sar5 masise Dozen pou
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MDer's Yille,,.


Na3Sem resslmdbiser stlbIsans erIanst IN,
nsbms man tasIi9 cine bieier piusn nad 1ii9,
wosilr9 ssiu0bnIi9 cine pOatdnbiss 9silans sr,
aielt mir5.
atsr's @ilIsn iinb rein pflansIi unb iibersuaert.
Sic fimb cine ansenebme. uoIItommsn uni9abIi&e
uns saperidiiise Arsnei. bur@ bic aae aranibsiten
ses Massns anb Der gebdrme sebsiIt werben. Bum
Saasssbrau9 sisbt es tein bsferss gursatiu.
3ubsrsitet bon
81. 3. 9. abtr & Co., eutpea, &aF.
Sn allen aput4sssn sa babsn.
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