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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

The steel rail mills of the country now
have capacity of | GOO. 900 tons; in 1872 it
was only s9,39l tons. At the end of 1888
somethin over half the track of the United
States was iron. 1t is estimated the steel
rails will need to be renewed every twenty
years, 20 that the substitution of steel, which
will be continued, and the manufacture for
renewals in addition to new lines will form
q great business for the future.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

when armed with the pen. which is might
Ter than the sword" shrink from raising his
visor to the public who enjoy his sketches.
But since he wills to appear incog., we must
yield him his way, rather than that our
readers be deprived of his admirable effo-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22
stock Train Derafled.

CHICAGO. Feb. N.-A stock train on the Gslens
Division of the Chicago and Southwestern Rail-
road suffered deraiment OF four cars, owing TO
the breaking of hange on one of the wheels.
There were about 200 head of sheep and
eighty head OF cattle in the cars which went Off
the track and over one bs I OF them were killed
BADLY hurt that they had TO be put out o.
their misery.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22
A 100000 Wreck.

UTICA, N Y, Feb. 2l.-This morning passen-
ger train on the West Shore Road into freight
train at Canals harie. Three locomotives were
mashed. Engineer Andrew Sinner, of Frank fort,
and Fireman Grover Penny, of Deposit, were in
stantly killed, and others severely injured. The
loss is estimated at 500 900.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22
RAILROAD DISASTERS.
Several CiBeinnatians Injured by a
Collision on the Ohio and
Mississippi Road.
An Engineer and Fireman Killed
by a Collision on the West
Shore Road.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
The st. Louis Express Runs Into the Cin-
sinpati Commuters rrain-SeveraI
Hurt-A Zee Line Broken Rail

CINcINNATI, Feb. l2.-Tne ST. Louis express
train on the o. and NJ, due here this morning,
ran into the rear car of the commuters train,
waiting on the side-track at Delhi, twelve miles
from the city injurlng a number OF passengers,
all suburban residents Of Cincinnati. The cause
OF the acciden; was an open switch. but why it
injured sre Nelson sayler, a lawyer, badly hurt;
r. B. Price. Robinson, baggage master:
- McReady, Third National Bank; A. T. Clark,
home in the city; Mr.. Trumbower, MI.
snyder. FeTnbank J. II. Long, Fernbank, badly
hurt: Mr.. snowdon, leg broken: d. A. Woodruff.
injured: Judge Conner, OF the Common Pleas
C ourt, seriously injured: Mr.. Smith, Fernbank.
slightly hunt; the engineer of the st. Louis ex-
The officers OF the Ohio and Mississippi Road
say the express train being behind time the &C.
commodati0n train had orders to use thirty eight
minutes of the express trains time anu side-tracK
at Delhi for the express train 10 pass. The
accommodation was getting on the side track
but founda box Car in the way, and while de
layed in moving Ii the express came up and
struck the rear car, teleseoplng 1t into the next
one before IL. Some passengers were hurt by
Jumping. But one lady was hurt and she but
slightly. 1t is not believed that any will die
| jured is as follows: Nelson Taylor, leg injured
! Harry ". Smith OF Aurora, Ind, leg broken
/ Judge Conner, OF North Beno leg slightly IN
/ jured; +. VI. Drake. Manchester. Mass, visiting
| Judge Conner hip fractured and foot mashed
/ Captain r. W. Wise, scalp wound; w: Robinson
/ baggage agent, back and leg bruised: John Ii.
/ Long, crushed and internally injured; George
Forbes, of the Citizens National Bank, slight
| c. I. Bincamp ana two sons, OF Aurora lnd,
slight injuries; Edward Woodruff. of Cincinnati.
seriously injured about the eyes; J. McQueely.
of the Third National Bank. leg injured: l.. w.
! Pearce. Fernbank, slight: engineer OF the ac-
/ comm Odation mot OF the expressl, slight. Ii is
said that the express train was running at not
more than ten miles an hour 81 the time OF the
| collision.
Not far from the same time accident hap
pened on the Bee Line Road, at Lockland Sta
| ton. thirteen miles north of the city. The New
York express train was approaching the city, and
had just passed Lockland when 1t
ran over broken rail Two sleepers
and the rear passenger coach were thrown from
the track: no one was killed so far known, and
only two reported seriously injured. Max
! Fleischman, of New York. brother of Charles
/ Fleischman, OF this city, and lazy from New
York, name unknown. Quite number OF others
/ were more or less bruised.
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As investigation by the New York Board
OF Health has resulted in the discovery that
hair dye contains large quantity of prussic
acid, one of the deadlest OF poisons. This
disclosure will be likely to lessen the demand
for thu atuf
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

A GOOD many politicians are being let
down easy just now by having 1t said in the
papers that it IL understood that General.
Colonel or Honorable So.and.so can have
this or that public Office, but he does not
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22
Terrific Collision on the West Shore Road
Employes Killed.

Two Employees Killed.
ALBANY. n. V, Feb. 2l.-The particulars OF the
collision on the West Shore Railroad at Cauajo-
hsre, to-day, received here so far are as follows:
A freight tIain bound east. stood the main
track, around curve out OF the village, when a
passenger train was seen coming at a speed OF
thirty miles per hour and only short distande
away. The whistles of both head engines blew
iercely, but in an instant the crash
came. On the passenger train there were
and Andrew Sinner. engineer, and Grover Penny,
fireman the second, No. H. George Wilkinson.
engineer, and James o. Brien, fireman the third.
No 3S Thomas Finch, engineer, and Edward
stage fireman. The freight train had one engine,
No. 192, Andrew Zimmerman, engineer and Mil
roy, fireman. Both engineer and fireman of en-
CINE No. 135 were killed. From their position
under the wreck il is evident that they attempted
to jump. Both were crushed horribly, and were
doubtless instantly killed. Engineer Wilkinson
wss hurt about the foot and head seriously. En-
gineer Zimmerman was hurt about the back
was thought he would die. The
other engineers and bremen escaped with slight
injuries. The second passenger engine was
stripped of most OF Its wheels, and its boiler
stands at an angle OF forty-ive degrees There
were five passenger coaches, and although the
passengers were badly shaken up, none are
ported as seriously injured. The baggage car and
official S. id the damage could not be repaired for
less than S125, 0C0. The four engines are wedged
into each other, and three OF them damaged be-
yond repair. A work train removed the bodies
and cleared the west track. The blame lies be-
tween the fsgman OF the freight train and the
at Fulton TO the east track, and to proceed 70
CanaiOharle.
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The arrogance of wealth equally with ar
rogance of poverty is detestable. The
slavery Of the plantation is only equalled by
the slavery of debt.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

Az electric inventor has devised method
of tslegrsphing from moving trains. and q
line has been put in operation on the Har-
lem branch Of the New Haven Railroad
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22
A Bold Thief.

Late last night an unknown man snatched
q silver watch from the pocket of w. h.
Hoover, a passenger on Virginia avenue
car, VINO resides on Pleasant street. Mr..
Hoover's efforts to capture the bold thief
were Intellectual. The robbery was reported
to the police.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

IT would seem as IL the imported English
actress is responsible for q great deal of do
mestic tribulation nowadays.
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= 9ie &0ln. 3tg. 1neloet: gs berz
lautet, 0r. &oblfs, Der beuti6e Msent
in SitsNfrifa, lei 5uriidberufem. Mls
@runb fit Die 3uriidberulung pirb
&oblfs unbefrieoigen6e Gtbrung Der
@eI6dite angeaeben, wobur9 bic fiiraz
li6e Beiebung oes 9auptquartiers Der
Deuti6en Sfafrifanii9en @eielll6aft
bur6 5000 Mann Sruppen bes Sui
tans bon 3an5ibar ern,6gli9t pur6e.
Die Deuti6e @eleai6aft protefirte ba=
gegen auf ben @runo bin, baB iie bas
in Srage ffebenbe @ebiet our1 su 3e9t
beitebenbe 8ertrdge erpo,ben babe, un6
bef9werte 1i6 in Berlin. &oblfs murbe
aur 8eri6terftattung aufgeforbert, iein
Beri9t 1T iebt in Berlin eingetroffen,
hoo ct iuenig befriebigt baben ion, mess
balb bic &iid6erufung BON &oblfs ers
folate.
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binii6tli6 ibrer @erl60nerungsz unb
8auluit. @failibe 8alten iinb in 9lnz
griff genommen, 0pl5gebdube i'm @ntz
ftebem, iogar zines bet 2ebteren tpurbe
BON Ser neuen &ranfbeit r@olli6ubz
mania" befallen; 6as neue @obnbaus
unleres 6reunbes MoriB befin6et ii6
auf Der @anberung na6 einem abs
gei6iebeneren Pldb6en, fern ab bon
Der gerdui6bolen Sreibiagb na1 benz
Maes regierenben Dollar. - Muf bem
@ebiet Der l1nterbaltung un6 bes
&unitgenniies bietet ii6 fit bas 86lts
6en au9 0fters @elesenbeit, fi6 in biez
Ter Spbdre au 6eleftiren unb babel
man6en SPECIES" los5utperben; feit
bic Opernbale er0ffnet 1T MAIDEN fabz
renbe &iinftler BEN plab bdllfig unz
fi9er, beren 2eiitungen apar f66n unb
gu uiirbigen fein follen, ipel6e @eniif1e
aber 6er Sobn Bet Mderf6olle unb
pflugf6ar als fromme @iini6e sl be-
tra6ten perurtbeilt 1T, benn 6as fabz
renbe &iinitlertbum nf9reibt ni9t an"
I-9or6, Srselton umb Gborsefang
@bem iperbe id) getpabr, baB beute
pfmgifen 1T, barurn mill ib i9lieBen
unb mid anbern 8etra6tungen binz
geben. s. $.
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= Die 8eri1te iiber ben &egen, ber
in Der yfa6t bonn "a. gum 25. 1iel, lauz
ten gum Sbeil iebr ungiinitig. Mm oer>
berbli6fen eriuies er fi6 in ben @tromz
gebieten bes Bra5os uno Srinitp.
8eibe Gliiile linb ausgetreten. Sang
DfsWaco itanb unter @aier unb man
befiir6tete bic p6(lige 3erit6rung ienes
@taottbeils; au6 bic @tabt Dallas if
bur6 6as Mustreten 6es Srinitp tbeil=
tDeiie iiberi9memmt poroen. Betrd9t=
liben S6aben erIitten bic giienbabnen,
namentIid bic MiRouri pacific 8abn,
beren 3iige, pie BON Denton beribtet
tpiro, perlafen tperben muBten, neil
bic S6ienen an bielen Stellen unter=
maiden tuaren. Sn Waeo betrug Der
&egenfaa 8 3oa.
- Ser Banter Sefferlon BaI1ett in
Brenbam be9ing 5elbftmorb. Ct er=
i6oB ii@.
Sn Waraba9ie tpirb gegenmdrtig
eine Weiaenmiible erri9tet, beren 2eiz
itunssfdbigfeit tdgli9 100 SAB berdgt.
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neil id iein Greunb mar, uno nit Der
Greunoi6aft miro es aud balb gu gmbe
iein. 9a3u bat er Sid biel 3u tief im
9eraen, Tim M d iebt nod ebrli6 gu
lieben.
Sas Mdb9en ma9te cine beftige Bes
tpegung. ulri9!
giun, bas fann Sid bod nibt mebr
frdnfen! Ou bait ia ni6t 9etpollt, aIs
i'd Did bat, meine Grau au ueroen.
9dttef Du es getban, es tpdre 8ieles
befer gemorben.
@s mdre nidt beHer geiporben! iagte
Wfartba entidie6en. sd bin ni@t baau
gema6t, aus3ubalten, mas &arl Sag
fir Sag 10 ge6ulbig trd9t, unb 10 ipie
5mii6en ibm unb mir tpdre es aud
stpii9en uns Beibe gegangen; nltr tpdre
ids oa getpeien, bic es tragen muBte.
Sd bate ia ni6t einnal Elm Gtiid BON
Seinem 9er5en; Deine 2ie6e NOR gang
no anbers.
Sc lag elm bitterer Yortpurf in ben
Worten; aber feIbit oieie 6inoeutung
permo9te ulri6 beute ni9t gu reiaen.
gr mar aufgeitanben unb blidte na6
Dem bdmmern6en Parfe biniiber, als
it6e ct bort etnas 5tpif6en ben 8duz
men.
Du meinit, i9 bdtte oas naber uno
beKer baben f6nneil, tpenn ids nur ges
fu9t bdtte, unb oa baft Ou Re6t.
Mber 10 ettpas iu6t man ni6t, Martba;
es padt ginen pl6bli6 uno ldBt bann
ni6t tpieber log, 10 lange nod elm
Mtbemaug in Der 8ruit 1T.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
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Sm @roenfot az Ser bentsh

s SIM @esenfab gu Der benti6en
Nei9sbauptifabt, beren phenomenal
rai9e unb gldnaenbe gntpidlung 3ur
3eit aue anberen @roBitdbte bes alien
grbtbeils binter ii9 3uriid ldBt uno bas
Staunen Der Welt errest, ,nabt li1 felt
nabe3u einem Sabraebnt in paris elm
auffdlig raider &iidgang bemertli6.
Serielbe bei6rdnft ii9 nift allein auf
Die finan3iellen unb commerciellen, fonz
bern au9 auf bic 8au- unb gebolfe=
runss=@erbdltnii1e oes Seine 8abels.
Sn einen l1ngeren 8eri9te, tpelden
Der Seineprafeft poubelle bieier Sage
Dem Barrier Gemeinberatb eritattete,
bob er Defenders berbor, baB bic ftdbtiz
f1e Ginanalage iebr piel Su piinf1en
iibrig laile, oa bic ginnabmem BET Stabt
beoeutenb abgenommen baben. Mud
erfldrte er, bic geplanten 6ffentliben
Bauten mlBten bef6rdnft tperben, ba
bic MitteI nidt ausrei6ten; bic 8auz
Snouftrie i'm Mlgemeinen befinbe fid
i'm 8erfaa. 1882 babe man 1911 neue
6duier gebaut, 1884 nur SAG un6 1885
f6eine bic @iidganssbemeguns fortbau=
ern gu iuollen. Oie 3abl Der in paris
leer fte5enoen Wobnungen aller Nrt BE-
TRACE $4,000. beppelt 10 biel als ee=
w0bnli9. Sies fomme eaber, boB bic
8ep6lferung bon paris in ben lebten
Sabren um 100000 ginpobner abges
nommen babe. Ser Gleinbanbel leibe
babur9 febr fart unb bic fdbtil9en
ginnabmen bdtten infolse beiien abse=
rommen.
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Meit, 6 rilntt.ser.

Die Druderprefc 1T n,ad)tiaer als Der
Drummer. gs foitet nid)t ntebr, 4rcis.@ireu,
lare au 100 aaufIeute gu lenben, als einem elm.
aiaen Manne Yrebea su seisem.
Sd pabls biele WfetbObe, UNI Die @eidafts.
Ieute auf einen @egenftano gu lenfen, bet ieoen
fparfamen Rdufer intereifiren ,,u6. SD babe
feinen Faftner, ait Dem i'd ben @eipinm tbeile.
Sd be3able feinen tbeuren Meiienoem uno feline
Sotel.Bil um meine Waaren ein3ufiibren. Sd
bertaufe be1sre Waaren unb bipiser, ais cine
Girnla fann, tpeIde ibrem @eiuinn bic enornen
aassaben binsusnfiisen bat, nelde @efdafts>
Reiienbe berurfaden.
Sim. Hart, Bbolefale sabatbanbIer.
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Sega 8.

8nrresppuaenz. Content, "a. Wfai.
Gs f6eint faf, als ob Der Wsonat Wfai
es fi9 in BEN lebten Sabren aur ftebenz
ben &egel gema6t bat, Seras nit iiberz
mdBigen &egengiiiien beimauiu6en; !;
atpar fanb Npril, ber fonit als trodener
Monat gilt, boriges unb bieies Sabr
nt9t binter ienem 5uriid. 9ie Qeiitun>
gen bes fogenannten @onnemonbs be-
tpieIen niebeI ei1tmal in BEN lebten Sa=
gen, tpel9 immenfe MaiIerflutben er au
Sage f6rbern fanm. Sm Der gta9t bes
19. 20. ergoB ii9 cine tpabre Siinbz
| flutb iiber bieie Gegenb. Ser bamit
perbunbene 9agel unb Sturmtpinb
ri9tete an Der Grnte an 1r1an6en
pldben, belonbers tpo Der Sagel fiel,
bebeuten6e 8erbeerung am, baB es ibr
5iemli6 lamge nebmen tpirb, ii9 tpie6er
babon gu erbolen. Mbgeieben babon,
eri9eint Der @9aben, Ser ben 6el6ern
6ur6 bas 6intpesipiilen Der Nderz
trume 5ugefiigt tpiirbe. bdrter nnb
fiiblbarer, tpel6er 8erluit uneriebbar
1T; Der CUTE 8obem liegt gum Sbeil. .auf
ber StraBe, mo er itellentpeile bobe
8dnfe bilbenb benz 8erfebr bin6erli6
iif, eim amberer She'll, tpel6er fort>
gei9memmt umb in ben @aferldufen
abgeiebt 1T, peritopft in benielbem bic
Quelen. aaft iebes Ntal, ipenn bic
Telber frii6 gepfliigt umb Der 8o6em
ff6n gelofert mar, fam Elm folder
Wai6regen, baB man, cine Wieberz
bolung eines iol6en befiir9tenb nur
saubernb ben Pflug in ben 8oben
feben m09te. 9ie Sragfdbisfeit Der
Gelber muB unter bieiem 8erbdltnihen
sulebt na6laHen, nit Oiingem 1T 6a
tpenig gebolfen unb ben 8oben bon ber
StraBe ober aus ben Greefs tpieber an
ieinen plaB gu bringen, fonlmt elmer
9erfulesarbeit glei6 un6 erinnert an
Die Mptbe bon Spiipbus nit Dem
Marmorblod, BEN iener INNER tpieber
suriidrollte, 10 ipiirbe es nit Dem 8Oben
Der Sail iein, Der nd6ite @uBregen
nimmt ibm mieber nit ii9. Sie grnte
ftebt trobbem INNER nod gut senug,
wenigtens 1T bies bier ber Sail, ba mir
bon 9agel beri6ont blieben; bas
Weli6forn treibt iebt 8liitbenqualtem;
linn fommt iomit Der &egen giinltig,
Bios miiBte es ieBt nit Dem pflug bic
lebte Ga6biilfe baben, mas aber faum
tbunli6, 0a Der tarfe gDinb es gum
groBem Sbeil i6ief gebriidt bat. 8aunl>
iuoae 5eigte ldngere 3eit auriid elm bel>
ieres, geiunberes 9lusieben; bur6 an>
balten6e &iible unb Ndiie, foipie um=
geniigenben Sonneni6ein, baben ii6
8lattlduie eingeitelt, poburb bic
pfan5en elm franfbaftes 9lusieben err
balten, uno ibr Wa6stbum Ders
binbert tpirb. Srofenes unb tparz
mes Wetter tpdre iebr erlpiinf9t,
baB Der feitgeidlasene 8oben wieber
gelofert iperben fann, bamit 2uft unb
@drme freiea 3utritt aur @ur5el baz
ben. Oas prognoitifon fiir Die Grnte
itebt INNER nod gu unieren @uniten
gegen poriges Sabr, mir iinb minoez
items einen pollen Monat poraus. 9az
rum unpe3ast Der 3ufunft entgegens
gefeben!
Die iiingft erfolgte Nufnabme bes
Genius Der bieiigen beutf6em S9ule
ergiebt bic anitdnbige 3abl 20 bere1>
tister S6iiler fir bas fommenbe S1uls
iabr; es iinb fomit 2 2ebrer erforoerli6
Der S6ule por3uiteben.
gDeimar: Sbglei6 bic Stabt
in gei6dftli6er 9inii6t ieBt fein 10
reyes MeuBere aei9t, 10 befunben ieine
Sewobner bod cine itarfe &iibrigfeit
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Die
Maaorg Oampfer, Qinie

t1 3pifden @aIbefom un6
81 em 9ort bietet Neilenben
mad europa bic BETTE, biaiafe
uno auaIei9 ansenebmFe aeiieroute. Gir Cure
bon Oentf9Ianb fommenbe gernanbte iit bieier
Bes ber empfeblensmertbefe, ba AufentbaIts.
Spefen in Rem BORT bon ber gompaanie fiir
bieieIben beaablt perben DurdbiIIette fiab au
ben aaerniebri9Fen preifen au baben. @egen
Eifets ober Hreislifen ipenbe man lid5 an ben
mddffen Asenten eber 9idetasenten. Details
nebit Drud1aGen merben bereitwillig bertbeiIt
bon -. 3. 0ottsa0, agent,
g.. geblert, YaiIa9e glerf,
4,2,t IL @eF. .gommerceffr., San Antonio.
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= Gin bober Manoarin banfte BEN
Or. Iper in einem 8riefe bafiir, baB er
apers pillen i'm bimmlifden 3ei6e
eingefibrt bate uno nannte lie barin
rSaBe beilenbe Samen" = eine iebr
trehenbe 8e3ei9nungl Sic finb iiiB,
fie beilen uno iinb baber ber bette So
men, ben man pflanaen fann.
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8udleuS Mrniea=Galbe,

Die bette Salbe Der @eIt fir S9nitte,
aueti&unsen, @efdpiire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf@las, Gledte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grof,
bealen unb ale 9autfranfbeiten; turirt Sa.
msrrboiben ober feline 8eaabluns. goIlise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb iuirb
auriiderftattet. 25 Gents bic Sda9tel bel u.
9reik.
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0r. 8pidnfp.

Dieler 9ame iit 70 betaunt innerbalb ben
Ser. Staaten, bab es taum nOtbis 1T gu iasen,
baB er ber grfinber beS beriibmten Dr. 8oianfo
Smiten- unb 2unsen Sbrup 1T, oaS beliebte
@oltsbeilmitteI, po in,n,er es betaunt 1T, fir
Sniten, grfGltunsen, @dpinbiudt unb ale
sfrantbeiten bes Salles unO ber 2unsen. YreiS
so Gents unb $l.Oo. @erfauft Bel s. Ralt.
cher &. Gpn.
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a~ Wir baben cine febr i66ne Mus=
tpabl bon @ommer=Mn5iigen fir bieie
Saiion. @pre9t bor lln6 iiber3eugt
gu6, baB Sbr am beiten fault bel
u. pancpaft & @sbn.
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= Sreue bis gum Sobe. M6 gott,
babe i6 einen 9urf, Sobann! Sd
meine gerabe, i6 miiffe mid gu Sobe
trinfen."
usl6 lieber, gutter, sndbiger 9err,
lafen Sic mid bod nit Sbne,t fterben."
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Ser i'm 92em>Orlenns .

- Ser in NetpsOrleans eri6einenbe
sSimeszDemofrat" berfi6ert, es gdbe
bafelbit min6eitens 10000 perlonen,
tpel9e bic Iusltellung no6 ni6t geie.
ben bitten.
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Cine 3arte.

an aae, peIde an GoIsen bon Susenbliin.
ben, nerb0ier Sdpd@e, fri6eni @erfal, 8erluit
Der Mannesfraft &C. leiben, ienbe i'd foiten.
# re &eeept, bas fie furirt. Dieies srobe SeiI>
mittel purbe bon einem MiIliondr in Gib,
amerifa entoedt Sdidt abreffirtes @oubert
an Mep. Sciepb 8. Snman, Station O., Stein
gort gitb. 2l,7,tum1i
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sSreie 0ertheilund.

aSas 1T bic l1ria6e bes sroben 3ulaufs in
5. aalteber G. Con s(pot6efe? Die freie Ser
tbeiluns bon grObe' 8lai9en bon 0r. 8oianfo's
2niten. uno suneen ssrnp, oas populdrfe
Seiln,ittel fir Suifen, grfdltunsem, Sdmimb.
iu@t uno 8rpnditis i'm Marfte. @epobnIide
@rObe so Gents unb $1.O0.
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aaT Nn5iige mad MaB f0mnen in
gan5en Staate nidt beifer gema6t tper'
ben aIs bel
u. paneoa{t & 5pbn.
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]abrgan9 20.
Mpcr's
Q9ue Cure

entbalt Elm Gesengiit segen ale bon sumbHuft ber.
rsibrense ntbel, bas. 70 pieI man meib, in ieiner
anoern Mr5ni entbaIten ift. Gs entbalt fei1 Gbis
min. aud feline metouf6en ober anbern i9abTiden
BefanbtbeiIe unb bat baber teinen nadtbeiIisen
Ginub auf bic Gonititution, fonbern IdBt ben aSrs
per 10 sefitnb ruie Dor Der strantbeit.
Mir sarantiren, bab sger'S MemesGare ole
Sale ron taItem remttirenben,, itiuent, WedfeI.
Mnb, gaIIeniieber, 70 mie BON aeberIeiSen, bic
burd Sampfluft berbeiscfiibrt iinb, beiIt. eolte
es mad ri@tiser &nuenbuns ;u beilen perfebIen, 70
finb bic gambler burdb unfer girfuIar pom 1. SuIt
1882 erraddtist nas Gelh 3arif;ujabIen.
Or. 8. G. aper & Co., Iumell, dHaf.
Sn aIen apOtbeten ~ baben.
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M Wir fiibren bas 8ete in Ser
ren=Soilette=Nrtifeln lnterseug &C.
u. ncpaft & 6 ohn.
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8rieffafen.

s. %. - 8anbera. gon ber ioge>
uannten &oabs s9lrbeit 1inb nnr bic @eifs
li6en un6 Snpali6en ausgeidlo6en.
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1~ Die blauen Glaneu= uno Serge
Nnaiige bel u. paneoait & @obn
t6nnen ni6t iibertroifen tper6en.
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8idtis fiir Nusmanoerer.
@robe BreisermdBisuns in Der lleberfabrt

Ser 1lnter3eihnete 1T ermadtiat @affaae.
fdeine, freie 8efofisuns einsefdlofen, Don 8re.
men nod San stntonio fiir $s4.l5 fir ertpah.
iene yerjonen ousauFellen. Wtit 8efoaieuna
big @etp yort $25. Rimber unter IL Sabren
5abIen bic SdIfte.
Der Yreis fit bic Meiie bon Gan antonio
mod Bremen betrast nur nod einfdliebIi&
freier 8et0ffigung $4O.35.
Gerner 8iaets gu erniebristen Erei1en bon
Nntmerpen, Sabre, 2iperpool, Queenstown,
Sdpeben, Danemart nnb storpegen mad Gan
Mntonio rnb amrid.
Ndberes su erfabrsn BEL
s. @rieienbed,
22,1 1,tup @afase. asent, San antonio.
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Sc mtrb 3uge1eben

ppn 9tauhern uab benz Publifuln aber-
baupt, baB msins Yreils niebriser unb
meme Waaren belier linb unp oaB leetere
mebr gefriecisuns semdbren, als bieieni@
gen, bic man BON Sdnblern fauft, melde
mad srcBem Yrofit ftreben.
Meinen @rfols I'M @eiadft fdreibe ida
ein5is bent llnllfanb gu, bab ieber ben pols
len Wertb ieineS @elbes in Maaren erbdlt.
SIM HART.
@de Maain pla3a uuo SOlebabs sStraBe.
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9etne anbere bIatreinisenbe arsnei tpirb Jet
ooer wurbe ie aubereitet, bic 70 uoufdnbs ben ges
harfniflen ser aerste unb bes qubtituns int auges
n1etnen entsesentommt ,pie
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