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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01

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Tho Orange.

In modern European literature the orange
had its fair share of place Milton placed it
in Paradise, though in some confusion or
doubt. he makes it grow on the tree of life:
High eminent, blooming and ambrosial fruit,
gold
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National Republican., 1885-10-19
MerinO Underwear.

To Introduce this department to our Gus
toners extra values will be offered this
week. We cannot enumerate all the differ
Cnt styles, but invite everybody to examine
them, whether they desire to purchase or
not.
binding and stitching, at soc; they are worth
75c. Drawers to match.
so dozen fine Cashmere Vests, silk bind
ing and fancy stitching, at Csc; car not be
duplicated at the price. Drawers to match.
4 still finer Cashmere Vest at T5c.
so dozen Vests, elegant quality of Saxony
wool, full regular made, at 81; would be
cheap at $l.80.
70 dozen Red Medicated Vests, cochineal
dye, silk binding and herring-bone stitch
ing, at ST. really worth $l.25.
so dozen Red Medicated Vests, all wool,
full regular made, at Sl.35; extraordinary
value.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

We have procured during the past week
three lots Of COrsets at a great loss to the
manufacturer. Call and examine the bar
gains which we shall offer.
LOT loo dozen fine French Woven
Corsets, boned throughout, silk famed, ut
OSc per pair
LOT so dozen French Corsets, in
white, black, blue, cream, and pink satteen,
at 90c per pair.
LOT $50 dozen r. e G.. Corscts, real
whalebone, at Sa.25 pair.
We keep large assortment Of all popu-
lar makes of COrsets on hand.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
DRY GOODS.

Have you examined our
stock Of Colored Fall and
Winter Dress Fabrics lately?
If not, do so at once, for we
are displaying the richest
freshest, newest, and most
complete stock ever shown
by us, including all the fash
ionable rough-and-ready fab.
RIGS, in Homespuns, Tufted
Boucles, English Chevlots,
Combination Suitings, &C., in
an almost bewildering assort-
ment Of styles and colors.
"nomespuns., Of both American and FOREIGN
4SSil' 1Si 'l 'n'H' 81 and si2'i imported 90 '"'''
scotch Chcylots, in handsome plain, figured and
striped combinations, AZ inch s1.21.
Scotch .Cheviots in plain and rough effects AZ
Inch, 81 DO
Scotch Chcviots, in hcrring.bone stripes AZ inch,
S1.37la.
Hop sac Sultlng, Ol men, 1oc ana sl'kO'
Fancy Diagonal Suliings, AZ inch, 75c aud IL,
Camcl's Hair suitings, 80 inch s1.25.
Cashmere de Lange 40 and AZ inch, S7iac, 81,
and 81 20.
Tricot Cloths, 80, AZ, so, and 81 inch SOC, 75c,
81, 81 20, sl 90, and $40.
Droadcloth.hnishcd Habit Cloths 81 inch, 81 ,25'
54.lnch Granite Cloths, an elegant fabric, 80.
Colored Cashmeres, 40 and 40 inch 80 and Tjc.
Block and Colorcd Astrakhan Cloth-22 inch,
50; 30 inch, 50, 5000, and 81.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Tho surgeon general of the marine hospital
service has received a letter fom Surgeon
Austin who has visited the inspection service
ut Montreal and OH the Canadian frontier. lie
reports that every possible prccauti1n is being
taken to guard against the introduce ton Df
smallpox iuto the Uuted States.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

GGlcn +. Green claims to have purchased
premises No, 22Cg.W0shngton circlcl OF Calvin
Wilmer and George J. Johnson, but before the
transfer was completed they negotiated u sale
with l.. Ii, BOwlCS. lie now asks the equity
court tu compel Wilmer and johnson to carry
out their contract with him. and enjOin the
sale TO liDWl,s
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Of completing contract 30. G2n. with Mcssrs.
Mohler Il White, to oct. %, 1885, aud that
asphalt be substituted for granite block pave.
mCnt on Thirty.iirst street whenever the grule
of that street admits Of 1t. The contract 80.
G2l with Andrew Gleason, was also extended
to the same date.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
7l2 SEVENTH SIRE

Wy II. NARROWER,
w. Manufacturer OF
STOVES, RANGES, AND FURNACES,
And Dealer in
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERATORS,
TINWARE, HOUsEFURNlSHlNG GOODS,
&C., &C.,
3l3 Seventh ST, N. W., near Pa. Ave-,
Washington, ID. q.
7 LOYD's 20 CENT WASHINGTON EMPRESS.
BAGGAGE DELIVERED
To all parts Of the city, railroad, steamboats, &c,
FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED,
SEWING MACHINES, THPE-WRlfERS, &C.,
handled with care,
Trunks taken to any part OF the house without
extra charge
Persons returning to the city can leave their
checks at either office,
TELEPHONE No. 6i9-t,
OniCe 1908 st. n, W, Branch Offices: 4Sl
Pa, ave. n. Wi Gl3 10Th st. N. Wi 2l00 Pa ave,
JOHN G. HAWLEY,
se2S-lm Proprietor,
National Republican., 1885-10-19
Shaded SOudans,

New designs, at s2.0s bunch. We were un-
able to meet the demand for the above Sou
dams last week. A large stock Of them on
hand ut present.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

French "Monopole" Black Cashmeres.
Cashmeres are first made
in the gray" and then dyed
in black or colors, as desired.
The wearing qualities of these
goods, therefore, depend en-
tirely upon the weight, fine
ness, and finish Of the gray
cloth. The color and last
finish depend upon the care
taken in dyeing. There is a
certain dyer in France whose
name is a sufficient guarantee
of the thoroughness Of all
work which passes through
his hands. His name is Gull
laumet. Having secured the
fabric in the "Monopole"
Cashmere, and having it dyed
by Guillaumet, we have thus
secured the very best posi-
BILE results, and offer in these
goods the best cloth, best
dyed, best finished, and most
durable cashmeres manulac-
tured, and guarantee they
will not grow rusty with age,
but will always retain their
soft, silky finish, for which
they are so noted. Their du-
rability was we'll illustrated by
a customer the otherday, who,
in speaking Of them, said
"The only fault | have to find
is that my dress will not wear
out, so that | can buy a new
one" We keep the entire
line, in IL qualities, each a
bargain.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Chas T, Ohlncy, the late assistant poStmas.
ter at ClarESburg w. Va, has been indicted
for opening the mail addressed to a young lady
at that pluCc. Ohlncy was paying attention to
the lady who COrrespOnded with n telegraph
operator short distance away. OhlnCy be.
came Jealous and, 1t is said, opened his rival 5
letters.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
Blanket Department.

Blanket Department.
Standing out, as it were,
from among the rest is a ia
Heavy White Wool Blanket,
at $3.50, which ou hit to
bring $4 each. AS it is we'll
sell more Of them by making
the price $3.50, and sell more
than Blankets besides.
(Third Floor-Take the ElevNtorl
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
Ostrich Feathers.

5s dozen Ostrich Tips "a bunch of thrce)
at 9Sc q bunch.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

\ horse attached to wagon belonging to c
c. Walker and driven by Timothy b, Roger
ran away at 7:ij II. IL. Saturday from the cor
uCr OF Twenty.lOurth ana j. streets. At the
corner OF Twenty-trSt aud l. the animal ran
against Il tree and was instantly killed. The
spraincd, and his hands and arms were badly
Ult.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Indictments were brought in by the grand
july last Saturday against the following par
ties: Antonio Nardcllo, murder, Second indict.
mcu,; John Mansfield, cmbczlGmcnt; John
Garner and Adolph burgess, houscbrcaking;
William llCuley, Samuel Shedd, Annie CLARK,
George Carr, and Thomas McLane, larceny;
Grant Thomas second otiGuse, petit larceny;
James Motion and james Johnson, assault with
intent TO Kill: Thomas WetSOn, hOuscbreakiugi
Florence Jewell, second OilenSc, petit Larceny.
Ihg charge again Robert Bowie, who acCd mt
ally shot his brother, was dismissed. The
grand jury was rcspited until the 10Th instant.
Sc nor pnllop. rs cents n Quart bottle No. l
National Republican., 1885-10-19
Norfolk Jerseys,

All sizes, at $2.T5. VIII positively refund
money If same quality can be purchased
elsewhere for less than e34S.
CORSETS.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

BrOoKE Park Hotel will he open during
moonlight nights until II clock
National Republican., 1885-10-19

\ Jersey cap given away with every chill's
Suit or ONcTCuat we sell. Eiscmun BrOj, manu-
featuring Cothicgs and tGilOrs, cor 7th aud L.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
RIBBONS.

1lO pieces Fancy and Brocade Ribbons,
sill; and velvet raised patterns, new designs,
warranted pure silk, at 25c per yard; you
would announce them to be cheap at I5c a
yard.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Strictly all.wool child's pants, at 75c. Else
man Bros, cor. eth and +.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

The following marriage licenses nave been
issued Thomas l.. Jones, of this city, and
Matilda Light of Winchester, Va. Robert J..
W, Brewster and Leila Shoemaker; Douglass
Hcvcrly, of this city, aud Nellie \, Fletcher, of
Lowell, Mass; John f. Hurley and Sarah s.,
browning.
BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
National Republican., 1885-10-19

The best for the money possibly obtainablc
(First FlOOr-LaSt on the Hight.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

To order, s25 suits. Eiscman, cor. 7th and /:
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Lace Department..
Woolen Laces now stand
at the head. Do you follow
the ups and downs of Laces ?
To-day we are showing ST.
inch Wool Lace, in cream,
beige, medium, dark, and seal
brown, light and dark states,
dark green, garnet, navy, and
black, at soc, which are well
worth 75c per yard. Having
a large stock, we need all the
trade on wool laces.
(second Floor-Take the Eevator)
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
A "Leader" In Collars.
Ladies' fine 3-ply Linen, Cape Collars, well worth
~ l2ia, 10, l3ia, Ia l4ia and 10 Inch for ladies,
Best collar for the money ever shown.
(second Floor-Take the Eevator)
WOODWARD Il LOrIGROP.
Creme Lisse Ruching.
2I.c below real value is Brow Crepe Llssc Rueh.
Ing ~ l2iac; white, cream, and black decided
tsecond Flocr-Take the Eleyator.)
WOODWARD * LOTIROP.
Umbrellas,
Don't forget the s2,75 silycr-headcd silk Um,
hIClus for $3.50; 2O inch.
(sccond Foor-1nke the Eevator.)
WOODWARD * LOrnROP.
Table Covers.
nes, collection Of Oriental ColorinEs and Designs
yet produced In Table Covers. Many are entirely
new, novel, and handsome.
"a Raw SILK Table Covers, $500 to s5 each.
o. Chenille Turcoman Table Covers, $500 ia
sl,75 each.
~ Raw silk Table Covers, eNcCllently designed
in handsome COlOrugs, 80 each,
o. Hnc "NelOurn Table Covers, plain and fancy
rrutcrs with rich lOrlerngs Of garnet ami blue
1920 each. Best for the money
(irsl Floor-First on the Right)
National Republican., 1885-10-19

BRooKE Park Hotel will be open during
mUOn.ight nights until II clock.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

To order, IS pants, Esemau, cor. 7th and L.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Chief Bushyhead left for MNscagec, Indian
territory, on saturday to meet Indian Commis.
sloncr Atkins with the other chiefs of the ma.
tionS there, and discuss the unlawful cutting
of timber In the territory by the white men
and the removal OF intruders from the terri
tory.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
New Store F! New Goods
New Prices
THE BON MARCHE

last months of preparation and after encountering
delays position that all of
departments complete Witha
National Republican., 1885-10-19
New, Fresh Stock Of Goods
and Very Low Prices

confident of ability please all tastes and all pockets
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Sc rcr gallon IS cents quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
u McGees, Ninth street, near d.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

A Jersey cap given away with every chlld's
suit or OyercOat we sell, Elscmuu Bros, manu-
featuring clothicrs and tallors, cor 7th and +.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
moonlight nights until II o'clock,
National Republican., 1885-10-19

To order, s25 suits. Eiscman, cor 7th ana E
National Republican., 1885-10-19

To order, S. pants, Eisoman, cor, 7th and E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-20
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Petersburg, 3d., 10. Mat.-0iegfad
ridtiift eingetrOfIen,. b0B Elm gewiIier Saml.
StOfes, ein gteger, Der uor SurSem I'M 8al<
oe, uabe SladS uab g8biteS in Nottoua1=
County, leblos aefuuOen rno be9raben nor
Den toar, uabri6einliG ermOrbet poroen lei.
lin bielem lebteren 9erI9te auf ben @runo
81 fOmmen, lief Der 0ifrift8 anlpalt ben
SDrper auSgraben, unO es ifellte itf babel
bic i9redlife SbatIa6e Berau8, baB Stofes
sur 3eit ieiner Seerbi9un9 uur ideintoOt ge=
ipeien uno i'm grabe ipieoer All iid gefon1=
men iuar. Der llnglidli9e 5atte, ipie iid
aus ieiren 3eri6uuOenen Singern, iomie an
beren an5ei6en eriebeu lieB, Die per5meifelt=
fen Gnftren9un9eu gema6t, nm aus benz
Grabe 81 gelangen, uu0 mar i6lteBtib ers
fidt. Senrn mo 2i55ie Stofes, Die @ltern
bes 2opten, iin0 inter Der glnflage oerhal.et
moroen, ibren Sobn bur6 einen S6lag be-
tGubt unb bann be9raben 81 baben. Die
Hnchhnrr1 hrnhan NIT einem lnn0lneridlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-20
Cine 9siretmter sfanoalsei6idte.

21n6burs, Sa., IS. Msat. - Im leb=
ten Sam ifase mar bas 9orf BeOlarsz z0ia in
2lmherlt- GountD Der Cd 1nplas zines allge=
meinen Srefteus sniideA Mit9iieSern stpeter
6unlilieu, in pelfem Yitolen unO anbere
&afen anaepenSet tpurben. Die 8eb0rOe
battle glidltder 8eiie Die gSabri6einlidfeit
zines lol6en @onflifts erfabrenr uno ibr
re9tSeitiges @inidreiten madte bem Sample
Elm @nbe, ebe ir9eno Scenario 9et0btet tpor=
ben MGR. Der @oR lift mar cine Solge nadz
itebenoen SOrfaaes: @ine junge i9OHe g8itt=
me mar nit einem befannten lun9en Wtaune
berlproden, un1 2etterer iiberrai9te zines
abenSs ieiue graut uute: lebr berOd9tigen
llmitdnben in @eieni6aft zines ar5te5. 0teie
@ntbedung erif]iitterte Den lunge1 0tann Der,
muBen, OaB er ipabntnnig wurSe unt balo
barauf farb. alle betbeiltoten BerIonen
rebnlen obobe 9eisllid)aftlidle Stellun9en"
eiu, unO Die angele9enbeit 1T bisber pertuidt
mnrhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-20
Ssett,sWnrfcr TdGtrtdttett

gtem 9 OFT, 10. Mai.-@eneral Grant
oerbrahte cine sienli6 rubi9e Nadt un0 be-
fuOet fd beute beHer, trObbem er al elmer
lei6ten grfdltuna lei0et. gr na6te beute
Na6mittue cine Spasierfabrt.
- g9iaiam Slint, Sd)anftuarter in Der
yGtanbaro- -Saue," anaeflaat, bent Seroeanz
ten @rotplep bel benz i6anobareu an9ritf auf
Wtassie Morris bebilflidl geweien gu iein,
tpur0e beute 9e9sn $4,000 Siir9ifRit aus Der
6ait entlafen.
- @s perlautet bier, baB Sie ausldnbii6en
gttioudre Der Buffalo Nep 9Orfs BbilaOelz
pbier Sabn" 6rn. Sarl SGur3 su ibrem
Igenten in 4merifa ernannt uuo ibn beuollz
ma6tist baben, fe in Der gewegung sur 9te=
organization ieuer Gompagnie gu 6ertreten.
- 9aS SunbeSIenatS Gouite fir inter-
ftaotliden 9auoel, beitebenO aus benz Sorz
iiter GuIlom unb S9. gSarner Otiller, ..
$. glatt, q. 9. @orman uns Ss6am g..
6arris, trat beutc i'm uS5iftb apenuez6 6otel"
gu elmer mebrtdgigen Sieung suiammen unO
pirb ucridiebene biei9e @elddftsIeute bins
fidhid Der 6rage iiber Die 8egulirung nes
6anbels 8lpiifen ben oeriAieoenen Staaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-20
&nrae &abeIs9epeiaen.

- 9r. be Reupille, Der beriibmte fraujOlts
ide Sdlad)tennoler, tit 9efterben.
- &dt. 2epi 9. Morton, ebemaliger anles
rituniider geianSter 5n Baris, 1T Oon OOri
nud 2onbon abgereiif.
- Die Yforte bat bic fiir3li6en 8effelluns
gen BON 8riegsmaterial piberrufen unS miro
bic Gontraitoren eutiddOigen.
Safer @hbelur iOa benz Srn. Baul
Sriiser, Prdfbenteu Der 9lepubltt Grams
Oaal, einen Srben sei4idt baben.
- Die Nobair=Spinneret Der 9ebriioer
Nlit6e1 5u Srabforb, Gnglano, brannte ges
fern nieSer. Der Serluit miro auf $750,s
600 bis 81 ,000,0 900 gei9dbt.
- Cir 8nt. Sermon Sarcourt iou oem
Gernebnleu mad binnen Surgeon ais Nad]z
foleer oe8 @crl Selborne gum 3orobodtan5=
Ter @roBbritannteH's ernannt meroeI.
Der 6Guptling 6es Sbamasz sz@ebtets in
Sibafrifa bat einen 9roBen uns rnertb9ouen
2an6ftIidl, tpel6er iib btS on ben i3ambe5tca
fluB erfredt, inter britiiden SAuB getellt.
- @ittor Suso'S 8efinSeu bate ith ge-
fern Gbeab pieber eiui9ermaben gebellsft.
Der qreiie S6riititeGler ioar bel pollenI BE-
puBtiein uno iprah nit Sallun9 itber leEnen
bepOrf ftehenoeH 8oo.
- 8remierminilter Gla6fone uno @arl
Granville be9aben iih gefteru aui oemlelbeH
i3uge, ipelher ben amerifauiiden gr@9elano=
ten 2orpsl uuS ieiueu 9ta6folger BbelpS BON
Qonbon nod gGiubior befSroerte, na4 oenl
letterer 2rte, um elmer SiSlno oes nYrIoq'
Gouucil" bei,uppRneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-20
Scr 8ro1tcr=Spt,i,rY,f

Rem 9 Orf, 10. Utai - Der 25. Sab
re8=@onpent bes vgmerifauii1eu Grauers
Gerein8" trat beute 2lbeno inI ySerrdce=
@arOen" 5uiammen. DelegaieH aus oQcH
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staateh paren anpecn0.
6r. 6eirrtd Glauieu, jun., SOrfber oes
@refutiDs s@omite'8, ffellte ben 0taDOr 9face
Dor, WeIfer Die DeIegateu Our6 eire an=
ipra6e beiuillfomnnete, un0 ein @Ommer5
faHo alS6ann ftatt. Die eiqentli6en9elbaltS=
&erbanblungen werOen erlt morgen beginner.
Die SOrfitenOen Der OeridieOeHen @Omite'H
fn6: Grefutios@onite 9einr. @lauien, iun.,
6inani @Omite @eorg Gbret, Gmpian9Ss
&Omite 9tt9ar6 Satenmaber giIenbabn=
Gonite @ilb. 81. S1penter, Serguiiaunas.
Gonlite Garl u. StaOler, 8autett &omite
9a0ib g. Sin9liug, iun., 9etoratiOnSz
Gonltte @eOrg 6. Glauien, GOmite idr gtun=
bate Sarl g8. g8eitOu, YreB- -@omite @allus
Shomauu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-20
Sic gSeltausifslltis,8 in gssau=
SNrle6ss&.

zSrteans, rs. Mai.-0ie 8eltz
ausfelluuq pirb am 81. Nfai geitllosen
werhsn. Die Sreunbe bes llnteruepn1eHs
babeH $s5 900 Sur1 Su5itrtptionen aufge.
bradt, nm bic Gus9abeu bis gum na6ftet.
@openlber su beitreiten, gu welder 3eit Die
ausfelinng pieber srOfines weroen iol.
Superiutenosnt Sefferp oorF Der uSqiuoiier
Central Sabn" telegrapbirtr baB ale mad
Netp=grleans fibrenpen Saba9eieai9aften
100000 fir bic lusgaben Der &ieoerer0ff-
ming Der &Hsfe1ung I'M nad1iten g8inter
beiiieuern peroen. Das 8iirgezz@omite er=
bdlt peitere 8eitrdge uuo ift iiber;eugt, SaB
Sic erforberli6e Sunne aufgebru6t peroen
pirb. Die &ertpaltungsbeb0rOe bat fiinf;ig
9roSent iBrer SduIp abbesablt unb begt bic
6ofinuns, baB bic ansfeuans i'm uddfeH
&inter inuloenfrei er6huet tperben fam.
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Gareparfss,s GabeI6crf@tc.
Gin 6lottcnesessnaSer an Scr Suite BON
eSrtnEp.

aSttuRps
n6,on, 10. gGi.-8ie britiidle aomiz
rclitGt bat beid)loiTea, bas 9anse 6lotteu=
JleisTpe=@eidmaber, ans uierSebu Sriegs=
id)ihen erfter SlaIie baitgbenb, bel Bortlano
81 ucrIamnleln unS ns5 Der Santrp. .Sai an
Der Stiite bon SrlaTo at jdiden, nm eine
6lotteR SemOnitration pon GROCER gSi6tigs
felt 81 unternebmen. ScspeoozGrperimente
IoIlen in groBem WaBfabe oor9euommen
ueroen nnb ba8 9fan6per nit einem groBz
artt9en S6etrseiehte enoez.
3suiiiidbe 8tan5acr.
BeterS bHrg, 10. Mat.--Sei SraSnoes
Selo perben 2ruppen gum 3pede zines
9roBen DtanDOerS, uerbunoeR nit Irtilleries
uebHn9eu, SHiammen ge5ogen. Der anfuuf
smeter 0ampfer sur Sertbeibig1ng bon Sel-
fn9torS 1T bei6loiien pOroeii, @nergii9e
NaBre9eln sur Sideriteuuna BON SrOnitabt
Fab i'm @auge. <Spr
Der GSar mirS ir,[ niirheu Srom=
ifaot uu6 Sbeabors iber Die
9aA5e rulIiid)e -, ITr~ nerid1ies
Sene @deingefeGrs ioSo,., ,.,l 9ee uuO an
Der Safte fattfinben. - Cine 9ampiers@ez
ielidaft tptrb bier gegriiuOet, tpelfs Dauls
pferoeriebr auf bem lmu 9aria 6lufie gu
etnb!trsn beabiif)ti9t.
SrenHo.
2oaoon, 10. 0tai. - Sobn Bright bat
einem ameritaniiden 6reunOe, pel6er ibu
iraete, oh @n9lanS ni6t pie0er sur S6ub=
soll B0litit suriidfebren tueroe ,SolgenSes gez
ifriebea: pgddlt cher, ais bis bic Ser. .(Staa.
ten 5ur Sflaperei 5uriiffebren. Die SUries
unb 2iberalen iinb gIei9ermaBen perant=
mortlidI fir Die mabnfuni9e 8olitit, ueld]c
Die milit1rilden gluSgaben Der 9tation UNI
MtilliOneu per9r1Bert, wabrenb bic @eitdfte
i'm Stoden Hn6 Sauienoe bon 4rulen OBJ
ba6loS finb."
giitrps8lsccriu ais SeilntitteI.
8aris, 10. @fai.-9ie frau5oiii6e meSi-
siniidle afabemie hat benz Or. Wturrell bonn
2onbouer y yBeinlinlt lterz6 6oipital" eiuen Breis
fir ieine @ntOedung, euB =@lgcerin Elm
Seilnittel fir Angina PectOris (Srrit=
frdmpie) 1T, 5nerfannt.
Wartt umS S6rie.
2toerpooI, 10. Mai, 1890 Rittags.
- 8aummolle: 0htteliorte Sberldnber 81 /;
Ditto. Stems zSrleans 51516.-0ie Sertduie
betrugen 5000 8auen, Spetulation uno
&uSfubr 500, 3uiuhr IL, 900.
Gpnbon, 10. 0tai. - Ser. StaateHz
Sbligutipnen: 4zprOS. 1244, Ditto. At pros.
1l34, 90. perlGngerte 5.proS. 1O4t.-2lttien:
Q.=@.=gS. 24g, 90. 2. 6, @rie lCs, DO. 2.
50, giep=D Dort=@eutral 85s, 8enni. Central
So, SuS. .s@eutral 1881, GeaOing u, @anaz
biau= @acifc 99b, Mericuu 244, ct. 8uul
Common 7l3.
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Gin aiiklidlcs Saasmittsl.

Die &iTenidaft bat in ben lesten 9e3ena
nieu Ebeuaidenbe GOrti6ritte gemaht - be-
ionberS bat bic GBemie ipi6tiee Seilmittel
ins 2eben gerufen-@lpcerins @arbol= Sdure
-Salic1lz Siure.@ @blOral-iul3lnures Gocain
rno alegr5eugnilie Der leeten Sabre.-0as
pi6tigfte @reiguiB iit jebo9 bic @infibrun9
6es Ganber'iden Eucalyptol, elmer fliiifgen
Gpbfuu5, bic ii6 bsiOn6ers ais elm prObGtes
6auSrittel beudbrt bat in 9ipbtberitts
unb alien &rten BON Satsletoeu, $ & a.
tarrb 9 4uupfeu, Reuralsie, aud
in Der glnmen0uug bel 8ranbpunbeu, @e-
idDulft uitu.-Seoe Slai6e lit NIT uusfiibr'
li6eu &upeiiun9en Oerieben, nno Der Preis
$1.-@s toiro in OieIsn 6Gaen nur trOpieus
peiie oerpenbet, 3u baben bel allen Apotbea
fem ober bel Der 6anpt Agentur
Reber 8rotberS &c Gontp.v
(MW6) ct. eouts, gto.
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Niehndrffe.

@af zQtbert1, Bennf., 10. Wtai. -
01inbpieb: 3ufubr 288, SerienOung 1892 ;
Yreiie pariirten stpii6en $4. so uno 5000
Gdweine: 3ufubr 7GO, SerieHbung 1000 I;
8reiie uariirteu 3rpiiden $4.90 unO $3.50
Sdaafe: 3uiubr SOC, 8erienOung 445;
8reiie uariirten smii6en 1926 uuo $500.
ct. Qouis, 19. Wai.-9tiaOuieb: 3H=
fubr 14O0, Gerien6un9 feline; Breiie uariirten
,piid,en So. so uu6 IS. 5.9O.-Sdneine 3u=
fubr $500, &erIenoHgg 900; Breiie uariirteH
,piIfen 4.2Oun6 Shaafe: 3nfabr
1900, 8erienbung 200; Breiie uartirten 5rui-
She,, go 5O 1ruS Fl *