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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13
May Bio--om.' at the Grand, Thursday
Evening, Dec. II.

May Blossom" i this season under the
direction of Mr. Daniel Fruhnan. who for
i've years managed the Madison Square
Theater. and was responsible for the many
brilliant successes made Al that house. VI"
play produced there previously made the
unqueStionable hit which Ma Blossom
did lt> triumph was Instantaneous. and
continued under Mr.. Frphmau'~ manage
ment for >iN con~ecutjy' mouths The
prophecy which critics volunteered ru IL
initial presentation. that il would >urpa->
the phenomenal pupularit; NJ Hazel
Kirke" bids fair To- be- verified All the
principal members 81 the original pruiuC-
ti"n are still PLAYING their urigina, rharac-
tiers. Among them may b. mentioned those.
sterling favoritr>. Miss Georgia tlyyan and
Benz. Maginlry. Entirely new scenery has
been provided for this seasons tour. Grt
your seats now al Cartrr-.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

pushes this through will gain the blessings
of thousands who have CROPPED through the
mud on some winters night TO find Ger
tam street. and then find that they have
passed II >lN squares back on their way
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

As literary souvenir. Sunset Cox seems
to have been put into the right style of bind
ing-he is bound in Turkey.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

, Hendricks died worth 500. 0u0. and
100. 900 friends attended hi> funeral" Van
derblt died worth 500 0OU. 600 but where
are the 200. 600. 900 friends t" come from Ia
attend his funeral Moral \ man mustn't
die 80 rich a. 10 leave his friends below the
par Of his dollars friend per dollar.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

This government has only )? ships in it>
navy. but il has 100 doctors. Perhaps this
is what makes the navy 81 sick. one hun
drei doctors "n thirtyuine patients are
enough to put L. ;. out of patients with
the navy
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Jay Gould has left Wall street. But he
wouldn't have left il if he could have
crumpled it up into his gripsack and lugged
ii away with him.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Asa class, clergymen are the longest
lived people in the world. While they are
the readiest TO go they are the longest TO
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

A stock-broker broke his neck in New
York on "Wednesday. He did not d" il by
his clubhouse His name was Samuel
Patchem: and, though his flight tof stairs
was not Patchen to that Of sam Patch. he
got there all the same
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

All the bad effects Of tuSel oil in whisky
can be obviated by treating the whisky with
refusal oil. This has been tested. and il Is
A dead-shni amfidnfe in AL casrs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

What has ever become Of Peck's Sun?
We see no more of its glimmerS on the hor-
iZon of journalistic exchangery. Has Peck :
sun set or is lis Iight under a bushel?
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Cleveland makes the United States plu-
rsl" CIeuetGnd Lodder.-JCH. Darts tried
that once but he found that the United
STATES Is
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

A German professor has discovered .
process by which nutritious bread can be
made out of a plain board" Norr. Herald.
This ought To be a cheap staff of life for
plain boarding.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Which Washington correspondent was II
that gave it out that Cleveland's message
would be a short one? He should be imme-
diately abbreviated.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

William Bender, of Cincinnati. got drunk
and threw $40. 900 in government bonds in
"a the fire. This was a costly Bender for
William
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Germany l. the most hostile nation We
have 10 fight our American pork into. There
fore American pork NrrmS Ia have a grudgr
against Germans particularly. II got it,
WORMS in on whole German family in
New York Monday. If Germany don't
want trichin">iS. it must keep out Amer
lean pork and. if Germans don't want it.
they must keep American pork cut. Amer
lean pork i on lis ear. and must he closely
watched in the German language.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

}. c. Higgins. of Florida, il is stated.
wears hat 81 inches i'll circumference.
Jerusalem. what a head But what is ii
filled with. what is il filed with?
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

There have been alarms that. when the
forests give out the coal mines give out
and the ga> wells give "ut. the hu-
man race will freeze ont. But those
who get int" such pamic> should remember
that the interior uf the earth j. a molten
few thousand feet down from the surface
t" warm H. up here for millions Of wears.
An arte>ian well has been bored al Pr>th.
in Hungary. for the express purpose of get
ting warm wafer: and at 5000 feet of depth
they have water heated to lGl degrees: but
they are going 1" bore down Ia water at Us
degrees. When we al" out ot materials for
heat on the surface of the earth. science
Will lind means for utilizing the fiery fur
mace "f the almost everlasting >hrol below
Nohudy need h, alarmed about freezing out
for few million "t Years Vet. any way.
Cur old friend. Tom Hubbard. of the
BcIIrfontaine Examiner, j. a pretty stiff
Democrat. but he i not the Enquirer kind
of democrat. Therefore the indecent and
'uidE''uH attach 'h u'N 'Il'h wei uld'' III
that paper the other day under the guise of
correspondence rallied his friends to him i'll
a WAY that did him proud. but did him no
more than Justice. They wrote letter of
indignant protest 10 the Enquirer, saving
that in this community Mr.. Hubbard has
the unqualified respect of men Of all par
ties. and >ig.cd il with a string a foot long
of the best names in Bclletontaine. rrpubli-
can and democrat Hon. Nh Lawrence
heading the list. and Lieut. Gov. X. T.
Kennedy. Judge Price. and others reinfor-
cling. II was an honorable thing To do for
an honorable man.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13
Addbsss ~ som~s~snasio-S.to
sPnIIGFIEID PuDIIsHIle CO.,
SPRINGFIELD. o,
Telephone No. 80.
SUNDAY MORNING. pscEMsER 10 1885.

The twin relic of barharism' must 90
No use Of Utah kin. Mr.. Mormon Dele
gate Game.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

soon viii the press rrlesrapher and the night
editor be IN position to appreciate sympathy
with a big S.-Daytun Democrat.
VIII it not depend on what the hig :
stands for when il comes to question of
sympathy with ii? II il stands for a favor
ite quotation from the poet. We think il
would not be difficult TO appreciate sym
pathY with big ).
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13
They Wear u >uil".

L. F. Brandon " Co. have had big trade
during the past two months. hut the past
week has been phenomenal week ia their
history. They have sold large numbers "f
pianos and ORGANS I" home customers. be
sides the large number that has been sold 1"
neishb"ring cities and towns ON Saturday
evening their large warrru"m Wa~ cunWncd
with customers from early evening until
nine o'clock at night. some were supplied
with pianos and some with organs "t various
styles and makes. Brandon " Co. We're
happy and contrntrd with their immense
weeks work. II You are not supplied with
piano or organ for holiday present you
should 90 al once and arrange with Me>>rs.
Il. & Co. for one. Their prices and terIus
are attractive.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

There is a story-im the ,en>r of lie. nu
douht-that Bismarck j. intriguing for a
German protectorate over Mexico. Bis
marck l. a big man. but he ha> not spread
ture. The hithrr leg would bc kicked from
under him So quick it would max" his head
swim. The Monroe d"'trine would pat a
a stop to that Bis. y. Il. e.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Feed cabbages after milking" says a
farmers paper. That is right enough if
you are fatting them: but the short horn
cabbage is said to give down better if fed
before milking.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Rich mems sons generally do not feel the
need of brains, and 50 they often do moi
take the trouble TO have any. The boy
that have 10 have brains are the poor fel-
lows
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

not one of them. The annual Tree snow h+
gives the children At his opera house, is one
of the chief events IN the juvenile world Of
Springfield and shows public ~PlFlt aHd
b+ney ulence of chararteT. which do honor Z"
their puSScsNnT.
Albert Mcintyre hd~ ~u.d ll- interest IH
the four acres "t land al th"i"ut "i } t'I"I'
street. where natural "a wa~ FIRST ai~r'f-
cred. &" Nc~~r~. Funk, MmdhtL and ff"if-
man who have formed tn" r"ul"" which
will soon commence hnriu- i"r a.. N'iu-
tyre FIRST discovered the existence "i natural
gaS in tins city; who will b" the di~'"'rr'T~
of the nOii-criSt,u"c of uat'Ta. rs is E"i
To be- seen -Four drills will soon Ir p"Hnd-
ing rock in as many wells Iu tul- "Ii}. amt
our capitalists seem determined tn md gaN
if there i any laying round l""~' IN tins
vicinity Engineer Churchill, VIII" j. boring
the Market-street well i no" Iu Cleveland.
where he i drilling %,0Op-i""i ""i. lh'
drill in that well i pe-EinE away through
solid rock al a depth "i over l."Hu t"rt-
About enough gd> ISSUES from 1t /" scent g
pocket handkerchief. No one i dI~c"ur-
aged yet, however. and the well Will pr
pushed on To 1000 feet.
r,r s,,..r R,,r,.r,i,n n,,s AGENT. al
- ,'if,,- I,-, ,,....L, -, ,I,, rI..,,,,,,,r,-
,,.;,t ,,,a;, -oh.,,e I, i. wonderful Il. So.
h,,,, ,E, f,rm..,. taLa hold of il Some
Ciarr far,er. b,,,. ,Ir,.,I, invested
- ,h.. ,,,n,. ~ :, ,oo ,n - 0oo giving their
,,,., il, ,,,rnart -,,,, a. rIr,. AGENTS. So.
18th. ,,,,t,.. .,II rh,.,, A. ,,nu - r~i-
/ hi, of,.n at considerable discount. trir,itn
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Whatever the faults of Hon John W.
Bookwalter may be, lack of generosity is
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13
GLOBE-REPUBLIC.
EVENING, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY.
Is oak P.sss In the Eighth Congressional District
ssssivsa0 Associated Prsss DISPATCHES.
PUBLISHED sY THE
SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING CO.

IaE EVENING sloBE REPUBLIC is published
every evening except sunday. and Is delly
cred At the rate of lOc. per week. Single cop
les Dc.
INe SUNDAY eloBE REPUBLIC is issued every
sunday morning. and is delivered 10 sub
scribers At 81 per year. Single copies &c.
fHE WEEKLY GLOBE REPUBLIC is published
every Thursday. and is one of the most com
plete family newspapers in the country;
eight pages. markets complete. Repete
with news and miscellany. 81 per year, in
vAriAbly cash in advance.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

Miss Alice Haines, Young lady who for
erly lived at Clifton. near this city. is meet
ing with great success a. missionary at
Ogden. Utah
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-13

not one of them. The annual free show he
gives the children AZ his opera house, is on"
of the chief event, in the juvenile world Of
Springfield and shows public ~plTlJ and
b+n.y ulence of chaTarieT. which do honor q"
their psr~St~~DI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26

an ibm. gs CAB einen Mugenblid, no
i'd bereit mar, in bas l1rtbeil Der uebri=
gen ein5uifimmen, un6 in ber Nadht,
oa fie ftir Did ffarb, babe ia fie qebabt
unb ibr 86ies geminfdt.
Nein, fagte er, flage Sid ni6t gegen
MID an, mir gegeniiber biit Du obne
S1ulb = aber menn Du fiblf, 6aB
Ou tbr Hnre6t getban baff, 10 feb bies
les bier. st griff in bic Bruiftaid)e unb
nabm bas Seibenpapier berbor, bas er
forgiam 6ffnete.
gBeiBt Su, bon mem bds berifammt?
fragte er, i1bem er bas blonbe 6aar aez
gen oas Jenfer bielt, 10 baB es i'm leb>
ten S9immer wie cine feline bunfIe 2iz
ME erf9ien.
sd erratbe es, fliiiferte lie Ieiie.
Su meiBt, baB i6 morgen abreiIe,
fagte er, es f6nnte mir uerloreu qeben,
uno es wdre mir leib, tpenn es gefd,dhe.
So nil ib es Dir bemabren, perfebte
lle lelie, gieb ber; unb tpenn Du mieber>
fommf, ioait Ou es unoeriebrt finoen,
i'd peripre9e es Sir. sic nahm bic
9ode aus feiner 9anb, tpidelte fie iorqz
tdlttg mieber in oas papier, bann fieIen
he lt1 um ben Gals unb fiiBten ft6.
Sn oiefem 4ugenblid b0rten fie, ME
tn bic AuBentbir elm S9liiHel gel9o=
ben tuarb.
Der papa, iagte 2ies9en, inbem iie
bonn Sophia glitt, unb nun fieI es 6ei=
benfein aaf bas 9ers, baB Der smeite,
uno pieleidt i9uierigere Mtt begann.
(Gortiebuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26
9 Srieftafen.

rSagofreunb in N. 8.-uOb
es elm @eieb giebt, tpel9es bas Sraaen
elmer Tlinte oosr 8ii6ie fir ben 3ped
Der Sag6 Derbietetg1 Gin Wann, bem
sic begegneten, ais sic nit eSbrer
S9rotflinte auf uneingefen3tem 3anbe
iagten. bat Sic auf bic griitens zines
lol9en aufmerffam genabt. Gagem
Sic benz Manne, 5em Die poliaeinerz
nrbnungen bon briiben nod in BEN
&no1en su fefen f6einen, vBanae
MAIDEN gilt ni9t!" Gin ioIfes @eieb
giebt es In Seras ni6t, fintemalen
mir es gliidli6er Weife nod ni6t bis
gum yfleinen gelagerunss5uifan6" aes
bra1t baben, pie bic Serrn Berliner,
9amburger, 2eip3iser unb glberfeIoer.
Sage9en giebt es elm @eleb, tuel1es ii1
gegen bas perborgene Sragen bon
WaHen ri9tet unb es 1T nur au bebaus
ern. baB oahelbe mebr tbeoretii9en als
prattii6en Wertb bat. Dies GeIeb
mar in Der mOblmeinenben M6i9t erz
lafien tpor6en, Die erI6redeno bobe
3abl Der &eDolper 9lffairen berabsuz
minbern-in tuie tpeit ibm bies aber gez
lungen 1T, meroen Sic aIs aufmerfiaz
mer 3eitunssleier felbit beurtbeilen
t6nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26
Muerlet.
Gin Merifouer 9}omeng 9lrre

= yin Merifaner y1amens Mrreola,
Der am 9onnerifag auf einem Gra1t=
pagen Der Nranfas paB 8abn mad Der
Stast tam, ftiirste bonn @agen berunter
unb tpurbe iiberfabren. 8ei6e 8eine
iino benz nngliidli9en fat bonn 26rper
getrennt tporben. Man bra9te i'm
nod benz Santa &oia Sospital.
= Gin Neger Namens Som @rap
puroe perhaftet, als er gerabe babel
mar. bic M6bel in einem in ber Ndbe
bes Sunfets Sepots geIegenen 6auIe au
oemoliren. Ser 5torenfrieb tpirb fejt=
gebalten, neil man i'm perod6tigt, an
ben friiber In Nuitin borgefommenen
Wtorbtbaten betbeiligt getpeien gu fein.
- Sie Gran0 SurD bat Is Mnflagen
eingerei6t, unter benen Ia &riminaI=
perbre6en betreffen.
9as Siitriftseribt 1at f1 Bis
gum 4. Sanuar bertagt.
= Wir erbielten beute ben 8eiu6
bes 5errn Nuguiius Sod, pel9es uns
einen BON ibm ausgefiibrten bortrefflid1
gelungenen Plan Der Sta5t San Mnto=
nio Dorleste. gs 1T fein langmeiliger
graoliniger plan nod Nrt Der &arten,
fonbern rnebr eine anmutbige Mnli6t
unferer Stabt aus Der Iogelperlpefs
tipe. Sebes ein5elne Saus 1T beutli6
5u erfennen unb man fam 1id5 baber
poritelen, tpel6 getpaltiges Quantum
Arbeit In bieiem 8iloe liest. Die
Nusflibrung belIelben 1T berart. bab
es-unter @las unb Habmen gebra6t
lid iebr irabl als 3immeri9muf
elgnen piirbe. Die litograpbii6e @ers
bielfdltigung bes planes tpirb-pie
0err Sod uns mittbeilte e-erIt in 5-6
Wo6en fertig geifeat iein f0nnen unb
mir 5meifeln ni6t baran, baB ber9rbeit
oes 9errn Sod bic 9lnerfennung bes
publifums III rei6li6em MaBe sutbeil
perbeu tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26
Gtme tpertbrulle nteoi5iniide Nlbs
bouoluua.

pie 1SS6er aussabe bes edten MebisiuiId,en
SabrbndeS, bas man unter bem Ramen S o..
fetters aaIenber fennt, lift nun bereit
nno bel apotbefern unb IanbIiden SdnoIern
iiberbaupt In alien Gegenben ber Ser. Staaten,
Meritos, ia, in jeoem eibiliiirten 8beile ber
pef!t@sn erbbdlfte unentseItlid 3u baben.
S'sier &alenber 1T felt iiber einem aiinftel.
Sa9rbnnoert reseImabis Bel 8esinn beS Sabres
srlgtenen. VI nmfabt neben praftifden 9atb.
i@ld9en fiir bic 8epabruns unb 8ie6erberitel.
lung Der Usfunobeit eine srobe Mense interef.
lanter uno unterbaItenoer leidter Qeitiire, unb
bas aalenbarium, bic aftronomifd]en 8sred.
nungen, dronolosifden Daten &C. finb feRr
forsfdItig aussearbeitet unb nerben burd,aus
auberldffis befunben iperben. Die lss6er aus.
sabe bon 9oitetters aalenber pirb wabrfdein.
I'D bic srobte auHase zines mebiainifden
Berfes bariteaen, peI@es in irsen6 einem
sanoe ie berausgeseben purbe. @esen @m.
pfang elmer 2.gents Briefmarte peroen bic
Ssrren 9ofetter 6 Co., gittsbus. ga, an III.
geno Semanben, bsr in feiner Bobngegeno fein
vrsmplar bstommsn fanu, ems pet 4oit ienoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26

- nnb babel iab er ibr ins @eli9t, bas
fie ibm iebt sugeDanot batte, un6 ct ge=
wcbrte, SaB ct ni1t aQein unglndlic)
geweien mar In biefer 3eit. Cine ganse
@ef6i6te bDn Summer, Sorae unb
tiefinnerli9er Notb los Ct aus benz bols
ben, perbdrmten Nntlib, unb inbem ct
bes Straubes geba9te, ben ber Wagen
5ermdlmt bate, fiel ct Dor ibr nieber
uno bebedte bic fleine eiitige 6anb nit
beiBen, ftr6menben Sbrdnen.
. nidt bod, fiifferte fie boiler Mnsit,
ni9t bod, nidt bod - a6er nun CAB
es fein 9aIten niebr.
gr bate ben Nrm um tire 6ifte ges
tuorfen uno aog ibre 5itternbe Gefalt
INNER ndber, INNER leibeni1aftIi9er an
iidb; iein @eli9t mar su ibr erboben,
unb als fie in baRelbe binunteri9aute,
mar es ibr pl6bli9, aIs brebten fid
Delt unb grbe runb um iie um, oaB Der
9immel ibr Su GiiBen ftanb, NIT @ol=
ten unb Sternen unb benz unenblihen
2i6t, uno iie innf unb ianf, big 6aB
ibre Bruif auf ieiner Bruff, ibr MunO
auf ieinem Wunbe au ruben tam, unb
Die beiben Wenf6en, bic 70 lange f1on
3u einanber geb6rt, batten fid gefunben
IN langen, eritem, felig trunfenem 2uB.
Sdulter an ShuIter oelebnt
10 faBen fie nebeu einouoer onf
benz SOpba, ipeldaes i'm 6interorum6e
oes 3immers ifano. Der MbenS ioni
tiefer unb flute NIT ieinem ghotten
bas @emad, unb in Bic linfen6e sim
herniB binein eradbIte er ihr WSarie
2iides troftloie Geidbid5te pom erffen bis
gum lebten Muaeublid.
gr sr,ahrte fhl,ht nrh os,. m~na,
un6 iaofe mid,ts ann non Ssm nu ,y" w"s - 'IsI ~.
fihlt aber has ma gansu @ emu ~, is;,,sr pus .;ts $s'
bas NIT Der nbantas;s ~ Ses .I;s I;shsmssn S,1u,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26

Die
@6#entItBe Treie aref5e
erideint
idben DonnerifaS
unb fcliet
$3.50 bas Sahr pber $1.25 far
WOnate in gOraustsaablanS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26
Mnfimoiamna.

Wir baben iebt uniere 5 Cents, 10
eents=, rs Gents, so Cents unb ST.
slide, bic Spielia6en aller Art, pupz
pen unb beri9iebene iebr niibli6e Nr>
tlfel entbalten, arransirt uno laben
gum &aufe elm. gBer fi9 NIT Weibz
na6tsmaaren perieben mill, Der TONNE
balo. Wir baben idDne Saden, befo=
rlrte unb NIT Wtottos Deriebene Sai1en.
Serner ga mpen gu febr niebrigen
Preifen.
27, II, ,1Mtum @reaprp g. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-26
HDr ben Slbrankflr.
gsODelIe bon 9. 3. asilbenbraa.
lGortfstuma.l

I'm GeHfer, an benz iie, tpie es i9ien,
ndbeno geieiien bate, itanb Grdulein
Nies9en; ibr Daupt mar geienft, he fab
ben eiiitreten0en ni9t an. Nuf benz
gtdbflid idbe Dor ibr 9elpabrte ct tn einem
glait EN- tleines yeil9ensS StrduB6en.
Der 9of, auf iDel9en bas Genifer
gtiIg, log i9on i'm 66atten bes 9fa1>
nllttags, u1o Da bag 3immer nur our6
oieles enc JeHiter Si9t erbielt, 70 be-
gaas oie YumMefuag 1pr 9eDelmnlBools
~ ~ Sp.s, ~ mg gsa'Is1osn W iIeloen aus
0eue nM1 scuagsl aangle ole CRIME
Iuns s.hpIgsl. gsaullWsI Slnnoen laufs
aps nl stubs,. =. %ngsn gsIoOI.
!. ~ a:Ass suSsa o.sae.gi iwDH @ gsgOtI, lags I
= s's.usnps.n s:s ogsel"p anp 's'ie, nab ig
poa .sx s;sr s; iot. gsgs ays eaInm mOa.e 'W
Ds | ,s;S.s r. sos; 1gnsm 'Das,,'s ,..n ssa;a -.
6em 0onfe ala moIrts S g. sir,S IN, Ssn s",,
GmIus isinss Gohes ~ IN, mhsM;sa NJ sys ,o,, Dsr'
9bue,s ID nebmens er,Sarsr @ sys.ny a. .ro. Ds -;
ne s1e,r Gd,ritf ndber anf - - - ,,nS a,S' oIs Il,
er bas ibat bemerfie er ~ mic si IRE v Horh nsI
In ser ne BE Wdborheit hell I III }aay ~.
ferte S;e errDfbete uidt. Re ,n,,rss rs,I hros o
Sd fardbte, Sic Gab b6Ie ous s u,ab' min
s,,by ~ = fart neil ;t D pnll sn,;I " " a"@'
0a brebte fie fi6 idblinas BON linn
ob, mad BEN sSen{er ar ; er iaf, ME Bic Il,
eanse sarte @eifait BON bem arampis
erbebfe. her ihre Nrulf erS6iitferte. nie
4rbeit fieI au Noben unb pl6blid1 bebed.
fe fie mil beioen 0duoen bqs Gefidt.
araure;u a;esd,en soot, er NIT be,
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Sie So.ioI= =Oemofrotsr IN e

: Die Sosial= Demofraten in gng>
lamb f1elnen nod ni6t regierunasfdbig
gu ieln. Bis beute-lo beiBt es in eis
ner Gorrelpon5 bes pBerliner Sagebl."
iiingeren 9atums-gaben ungefdbr 25
Wtillion Wdbler ibre Stimmen ab unb
BON bieien fielen auf apei iosialiiiii6e
&anbibaten 81, iasen iiebenunbflnfsig
Stimmen! Dies gei6ab in swei rabifa.
len Toritdoten 2onbons ns-obglei6 mir,
o6er niellel9t riGtiger, neil mir tein
So5laliltengeieb baben.
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- Sie Girma Martin &
. @ rDoer bat cine 3meigoffiee in
Der Stabt, ylo. 2 Commerce StraBe
errl9tet, woielbif fie alle nit benz 6oIas
gel9dft perbunoenen Orbers entaegen.
nlnlmf. 5,12,1Mt
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= Was rau6t bort III ben Yul6 bers
um? @s buffet munberfein; bas muB,
i'd m6dte tpetten brum, BON Gail &
U I mas iein. Das iit elm 9nafter,
Der ii9 feb'n unb rie9en la5en tann.
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: Seib Sbr f6on in No. 3O9 Oous
ltoaltraBe gewefens 9ier 1T Der plab,
mo man bic i6Oniten @eburtstagz ober
Weibna9ts s@ei6enfe erbalten tann.
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prompte unb sufriebenifeaenbe
Hefultate tperoen bur6 Die Mntpenbung
BON ct. Satops Del BEL allen rbeuma=
tiiben 2eiben ersielt.
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s9 2abt Cure an3iise Bel gans
coa i & 6 obn MAIDEN, pel9e Die
belten Waaren, bic bette Mrbeit unb ben
be1ten Shnitt liefern.
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D~ ancoait & Sobm baben
bic neuefen @toben in $ iiten aller
grt.
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g. 81 mp ant.

Der befannte unb populdre Sumelier
unb lbrmader, ma6t ieinen 9unben
unb benz publifum i'm Nagemeinen bic
anSeige, baB er mad bem @ebdube
253, Commerce. strafe,
neben Der San Mntonio Nationalbanf,
umsesogeu 1T. Weibna6ts. unb gteu=
iabrsgei6enfe finbet man BEL ibm in
gr0berer gusmabl als in irgenb einem
anberen 6eihdfte. Sn preiien faun
Niemano NIT ibm eoncurriren.
nfrieoentellenbe @aran.
tie ipirb fir aIe Waaren, bic bel ibm
getauft iperoen, gegeben. Is, ,12,hM
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4ranias prescott & Co., gde Der
9oufon unb @olebabiiraBe, bat bas
groBte Sager bon SelifateHen umb
STAPLE Groceries.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-09-17
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower par,
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup.
pose he has some affection of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms
of indigestion are present, aatulency, uneasi.
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like
Precipitation, producing a very disagreeable
itching, after getting warm, isa common at
teudant Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application Of DIR. Bo-
sankos's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the tu-
mors, allaying the intense itching, and ef-
fecting permanent cure. Price. 20 cents.
Address. The DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, o. Sold by II. FBosrNE