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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
COMMON SENSE AND DIET.
tFro1 tl.s Chicago Nevs.l

tEro1 tLs Chicago Nevs.1
 No more refreshing discussion of the i'm
 por:ant subject of diet has recently attrac;- ed attention than the paper of Sir Henry Thompson in the May issue of the Nine teenth Century. He particularly deserves the thanks of all who have been oserwhelm- ed with advice as to what they ought and ought no: 10 ea'. ''No accurate adaptation of diet" he says, "to the individual is pos sible without knowledge of hia daily hab- its and life, as well as to some extent of his
 personal peculiaritie' n And yet how prone is erery stranger we meet to tel us exactly " hat we should eat and drink if we
 would enjoy good health and spirits. As
 well, ia the opinion of Sir Henry, might we have our boots and shoes made upon l the game last which has been found to sui. precisely some individual foot, as adopt a regimen of nourismens because 1t has been
 found particularly good for some fellow mortars stomach. ''Only," says he, cit
 may be assumed that here is probably
 more difference between stomachs and their needs among different individuals, than among the inferior extrcmitie. refer
 red to-" Persons should find out by ex-
 peTiuentlng on themselves the appropriate food for their nourlshmens. The quantity should be gagged by the expenditure caus-
 ed by the occupation or pursuit. of the iudi-
 vidual. Manual iaborers rarely consume
 more food thau they expend, while persons of 2, ientary habits continually do. AS me- , vorf.ea grow older they should gra change .heir dietary, making i, Ega1- cnas@ctsr and less in quantity. Every uRne,sAs..y ounce of food eaten demar3s eu unnecessary expenditure of nerve poger f,r it's digestion, and there by injures instead of building up the sys- tenn. I; does not take ths wisdom of. knighted physician to see the force of this, but how few persons think of applying it to the regulation of then orn app cities and habits. They eat as if the more physi- cal pleasure oi eating were carer to them than the delights of clear head and per- feet health.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
THE FOURTH AT THE VERDE.

MIDDLE SEKnE- AkIz.. July ,, 1885.
 EDITOR MiStK:-The 4,h sas celebrated st this place by about three hundred per sons Mr \. B!sckfori's- store was the place selected fof the occasion, and vaa fixed up in o'd shape. Nice. oooi skAdss had been built and the store house cleaned out for dining rooms. Aboat II o'clock Ar. Prior Miller, . young gentleman from she Ezst,. mounted the stand and held the audieoce spell bound for over an hour by the recital of the growth of ois country Gnee the 4th of July. 1876. And upon the whole tt vas fine discoursc. Upon the conclusion of Mr. Miller's speech, dinner, which Lad been prepared by that prince of eooks, Mr. Van Hoasen, vas announced, end oh, ye gods, what dinner. Every thing procurabls was on that table; which went to show that MT. Blaekford, the proprietor of the whole t do things by hAIveA Everyone seemed to relish the dinner. and well they should, fss It vas secpnd to none. Dslmonico's not excepted. After dinner, the musicians, consisting of Messrs. Ryal, Barnard and Atkinson, arrived and struck up some lively airs, which soon set the dancers in motion, md they kept up their motivn until rosy morn sa inc 9th caused them to desist. would here ad', that Mir. James Smith, that prince of good fellows, vas floor mana ger, and conducted the dance in . good. orderly manner and to the satisfaticn of every coc Interested. would say 10 you. Mr. Editor, that whenever you wish to en- Soy g'od iime. just drop do~n to Middle Verde tos celebration, and if Mir. N. Blackford is the host will assure you good ti-ue. G. 2. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
THE CATTLE SITUATION.

In the Upited States the annual con. sumption of meat is sbou. l2o pounds per capita; n England, I05 pounds; in France, "A pounds; snd in Germany, 6s pounee Ip 1864 the teeves imported into England aoid for s65 each; in 1888 the price Lad gone up to s95 each. In Prussia the incresss since 1873 was . traction over one per cent, while the in- ere se in the population ~as over eight psr esIt. Ten years ago stock cattle in Texas cost Sl4 Ter head; nov they cost from si6 to s25 per head. The grazing area is becoming circumscrited; the peo- ple. the meat consumers, are rapidly in creasing in numbers. Populous coun- tries do not raise enough meat for their own consumption. State and national Legislation in tLis country favors the small holder. and thus population ulti- wately for which it will Lecome imI os- sible for the lands diviied and subdivi- ded in.o small holdings to furnish an adequate meat supply: Mexico in course of time seems likely to become the breed ing sroaad in place of Texas. The old Spsnisa and grants which have come down fo- hundreds of years unimp iced cEsr unbr iken trs cts in large area suita- bis for breeding and feeding, and already American capitalists are inspecting and buying tLe best grounds. But if that country becomes a new Texas the trail and transportation will become more i'm portant problems than now, and quaran- tine, as now, an incident In any eveat meat must gradually advance, whether rapidly or not, depends upon the wisdom of the legislation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
COMMUNICATION.


 Ep:-oR MINER:-In the weekly issue O! the {. nal have e observed an article re- gard.-g sue use of the water by OUT citizens and t:.a bad management of the presen; Council. Ii the s'gner If tue article is such good manager, why does he not come forth and offer his assistance in taking care of the elephant which he states some one has burthened the city ~ithl But for myself, will say to our tax payers, that during the present administration, notwith- standing the dull times al present Tn our city, and ihe reduction of licenses from gambling, a..i guarantee the citizens that they will no; be put to more indebtednes during the present yea- than they had at the end of last year, the City will not be defrauded out of one cent, and no con- tractor will ever get the bes, of the City du- ring my tern of office.
 NJ. GoLswArEE, Mayor.
 Prescott, July I6. 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17

For the silver a-i gold in ores. 70 to @ per cen, of the N,~ York quo,ati 'ns.
 For the ieif in orAs. i5 10 8 cents per unit.
 For the copper in ores. SI :o Sl 9 per unit.
 Smelling charg-s from s;S to so.
 Var. ions m ' s Yu-k fly the week ending Jay g: Saver, g. .ts; Lead is firm & g. oso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
A MEBITED REBUKE.

This afts. nnsn h the District Court, dur ins tAs proerss of the trial of the case of the Territory VI John Chart, accused ol grand larceny. J. J. Buckman, ST.. . wit nes called for the prosecution, on appear ing before the bar to testify. indicated by h6setion thas he was oonsidssabiy under the iufaenes of liquor. On pereeiving it. Chief J~fise Eoward at oncs asked him if hs h.d ben drinking. to which he aAswered thaf b had taken several drinks during the day. Judge Howard at once ordered him into the custody of the Sheriff to show casss why he should not hs fined for con- tempt of Court. In doing % the Judge sook vcc.sioa to give scAthing rebHks to witnesses uho, whils under the influence of I'quos. attempted to testify in any case where the liberty of fellow citizen vas st stake. and expressed himself as being in- teaasly cppossd to the samiaion of any tes- timoOy gwen by any man in the slighsest degree affected by liquor. Buckman will be given an opportunity to-morrou to offer whatever excuses he may have. why hs should not bs made sn example of for the bcoe6t of thAt class of psrsoaages who, while under the pay of the county as at tendants on Court. patron,ze the saloons too freely.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
The s.,le of Connac,;cut h,s re,entI

The State oi Connecticut has recently
 issued almost 5000, 900 in bonds, which were solc ,. nearly one quarter of one per cent Shove par. They sac no. .e- deemable ua;il 1910, and bear but three per cent interest. The transaction show ed what los price money can be bor- rored where the security is undoubted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
TILL-fALE RECORDS.

''If one of her patrons happened to know or hear of some girl of the lower order iu whose betrayal he did not wish to be known, the woman would send her agent, generally Q woman, to her, and by deception and persuasion only too often manifested to secure her as victim. The exposure in this resrec. furnishes . shocking eommen- tary upon the condition o; morals in the "be;ter circles'' of the metropolis. The entries in her book go 10 show that she kep. regular credit accounts with some of her patrons, the amount, charge in some instances reaching e100o. Some of the en- tries show that she would temporarily rent one of her houses to sucha patron, with furniture, er,ants and skilled cook -an elegant and complete entourage in fsct No money wAs paid by any patron directly She would render her accounts to him at regular intervals and he would se-d tue amount dus by a nessenge' l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17

Marshal Doison has u=i..rg herse which promises to d,Ve!'p into ST unusu- ally fa.: sterp;..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17

Call for advertised letters.
 J II. A. MAasH Postmaster. DENVER ORE MARKET.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17

The investigation shows that majority of the houses had underground rooms, wherefrom no sound vas audible Even sume rooms xefe padded. in oriee to stifle the cries of the victims. The narrative gives instances where mothers were only too anxious to sell their own daughters un- der l3 years of age for immoral purposes. The narrative shroaghout speaks of the victims as parcels" For instance. ''I have consigned three parcels to So and So, 1" showing the business to be of purely com mercial character One procuress said: Nurse girls, shop girls, sametimes govsr neses, form cur. chief supply. We rise often at seven o'clock in the morning and SCOUT Hyde and Regent Park, watch nurse maids and finally secure a victim" One artful procuress sdvanoed money for monshs to poor. dying char.oman, in order to secure her daughter when the rroper time came. The victim was . little girl.
 DEVICES oY PRocCREssks
 The Pal Mall Gazette published wood GU. of Anna Brys aged who vas vic- t,n. A penny cake was the lure which en,iced Annie to her rum. She n luckily nov ir good hanis. The Gazette proceeds to show the law facilitates abduction, and instances recen. police cases where cu.prits go: If on legal quibbles. Once girl eu. teIs brothel she is entirely at the mercy of the keeper, who first strips her of her scanty store of morey by running up eI- travsgsnt bills fsr board and lodgings, and then places every impediment in the way of her finding employment. The ignorant snd innocent are the principal victim.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
NOTICE.
FIRE. FIRE,, FRET,

s~ FIRE. FIRE., F1RE.7. Being sunmarily closed out of business by fire, herewith give notice to my many friends who are indebeted to me in various small sums, that would be pleased to have further, I do TO. propose to place my claim in hands of the law to enforce payuen.
 During myabsence from Prescott. Mir J. A. Parks will act as my agent in the collection of bitls, and attend to my b ,si ness generally. Will open in Hubhard's old stand, one door east of late PIoxE sR DRUG STORE, to disI ose of ds n .ged goods. Goo., BAEGAINs.
 GEO. D. KENDALL,
 Prescott, March q, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17
LETTER LIST.

The foilow Is liA. cf~l-ssc-s remaining in the Prescos, poss"iiice for the week end- inc July I6 h. 1885:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19
ptlamatip
g pe5ia1zM

Sa cine 8aeana i'm @tabtratb beiiebt,
bic bur9 bas Mbleben bes alderman
Martin Miin9 BON Der 4. Warb unb
bic &elignation Der Nloerman M. s.
Gorbett bon bet l. Wa,b BET @taot ber=
b%orgerufen lpurbe, uno ba oieie 8aea13
mebr als neun Mpnate ppr elmer Wabl
eingetreten 1T uno Section 81 beg @itp
STARTER %anorbnet, bab Ser WfaDor in
iolbem Sale cine Wahl aur Jilung
Der 8acana anorbnen ion,
So i9reibe i6, 8rDar @allagban,
MaDor Der Staot 9an Mntouio. semdB
Der mir bur6 ben Charter uno bic Or
bina1t5en Der Stabt perliebenen Ma6t,
eine Wabt fit bic 1. unb 4. Warb Ser
Stabt aus, bic am
6 pnnabenb 3, Sen 81. Sftpber,
bebufs g~rpdblung aueier Nlbermen, UNI
befaste @aean3 gu faaen, absebalten
mer6en ion.
Ser 5timmfaften miro fiir bic erite
Warb i'm polisei=1 auptquartier ge6f>
net fein, 8orfBenber %. 3. Smith.
unb fir Die nierte Waro in SO. 207,
MlamofraBe. nabe gi0itairaBe, 8crs
1ibenber u. 9reiB IT,,
Sic Wableniolen abgebalten unb bic
8eri6te gema6t merben, in ueberein=
fimmung nit ber Orbinan5, wel9e
Wablen regulirt.
Sur 8efrdftigung unteraei6ne i9 nit
- meiner Namensunterf9rift uno
~s9lafe bas 6tabtiegel btn5ufigen,
am beutigen 26. September 1885.
8rDatt @allagban, MaDor.
3eugniB: 6. g. Glaubon, gitp @lerf.
29,9t
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meliungen gar ni6t erifiren, 5. b. bon
dlteren Mnfpri6en bebedt iein ueroen.
Was miro bann aus ben Mniieblern,
tuenn iiberbaupt lie mel6e bingeben
fo0ten, mas niiken ibnen oann bic 10
groBmiitbis geI6enften 40 Ider? Na6
isinem eigene1 Musfpru9e bat Mr. 30
mel ni9t einmal Patente fir iein 2anb.
Wir bieIten es i'm SntereRe Der beut=
i6en Ginmanoerer uno Garmer fur i1n=
fere pfli6t, iber ben mabren 9a9oer=
bait ausfunft gu erlangen, benn bic
SdiIberungen bes 9errn &ei6ert in
ieiner groi6iire i6ienen uns benn oO6
bic 8erbdltniiie unb Nusli6ten gu rolig
gu malen. 9eute empfeblen mir Sebem
unferer 2anbsleute in 8eaug auf bic
reue &olonie upopel" iebr borlidtie
gu iein, penn er ni6t argen Gntt1uz
f9ungen entgegengeben min.
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0dmprrbpfSeu Seilmtttel.

SarnorrboiOen baben sewobnli@ borber-
sebenbe Sdmer;en i'm Sudden, Qemben unb benz
anterIeibe. 10 Sab Der Yatisnt aiaubt ieine .aie.
rem, pber bic na@Ren Oraans feien in einem
.franfbaften 8nFanSe. 8eitipeiie fnO 8eiden
BON nmOsrSauii4teit seeeaiDartis, ale g!a,
seaati asstss s|e sd,a Sss M sia a%sas sas; E'ss
s sa'Si Seroo %u aSD' nad sa 4 naag isar@
nirO, if Elm. ssipObnlider Bealeitsr. BIinoe,
blntise. unb imdenoe 9amorrboiben ipersen
ourd einmalisen gebraud bon Or. 8oionto's
9an1orrboioen SeilmitteI, tuel@es birett. auf bic
trant9aften SteMen ,einpirtt, bic Sumor ab.
forbirt, Sas teftise SUDDEN b~efeitist unb cine
oa,iernbe Seilnns berborbrinst, absefeut.
Yrets 30 Gents. Abbreffre: 2be Or. 8ofouic
Meoieine 60, Wiaua, Ohio.
gertauft bel 8. Ralteber & Con.
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= o fdnbe fi6 in San Mntonio
pobl elm Plab, an Dem man bic Stutt=
ben bes Na9mittags ober Mbenbs i'm
Spdtberbft ober Winter in elmer @au=
men unb Masen erquidenben @eife
better perbringen f6nnte, als i1 benz eles
ganten Multern=S alon bon 9arnif6
un6 Baer. Wenn man BEN Beiu6 Der
be%gonnenen Saiion als Elm 3ei9en Der
wa9ienben 8eliebtbeit oieies 2ofals be-
tra9ten barf, 10 f6eint Der @rfolg fit
ole 3eiten ge1i6ert. Sie peri6iebene
3ubereitung Der mobl1medenben
S4aaltbiere bel 9arniib & 8aer ffebt
auf Der 06be Der goafommenbeit.
Sauberfeit unb bortrefHthe 8eoienung
finb uniibertroHen. 8oraigli9er &afee
unb @bocolabe unb feines gadperf gu
ie6er Sages5eit. 8,10,t1M
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g6m. 0Dhtna & sphn.

Mit Dem 9erannaben Der 9erbfiai=
ion ffeigert ii6 aud mieber bas Bebiirfz
nib unferes Magens fir iub1tantiele
Speifen. l1nfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Sleif6, unb UNI fol6es frif6 uno
gut gu e%rlangen, fanm man unm6gli9
einen auperldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fing & Sobn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sic 9erren baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ge=
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifen1ent cine
talte 2uftmaf6ine erri9tet, tuel@e allen
Mnforoerungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung f6dblider S%ngrebien5en bes
Gleii6es entfpri6t. sic baberl beidnz
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Watbieb, aus tpel6em
muir bas 8eite fiir lire &unoen gemdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fem mill, ber
beiu9e BEN Marft, So. 511
MDenue 6. 1,10t1i
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Etne Or0inans.

Gtut V<VtnWW11
tuelde bas 2agern ur1b ginfal3en frii9er
9dute innerbalb Der itdbtii@en @renaert
berbietet.
Sci es pernrbnet bur9 ben Stabtratb
ber Stabt San Mntonio:
Section /. IS ion ungeieblid fir
iebe perfon fein, frif9e Gdute miners
balb Der ftdbtif9eH @renaen gu Iagert1
ober gu fal5en, nit @usnabme besieni>
get Sbeiles ber Stabt, Der peftli1 bonn
Mlasart Greet Iiegt.
Section 2. Cine iebe periom, tpeI9e
bic 8%eror6nung bieier Orbinau3 pers
leBt, foll nit elmer Celebrate BON ni6t
tueniger als S. unb ni6t mebr als 5000
belegt tperben.
Nota.-9ie boritebenbe Orbinans
tpuroe am %. September 1885 ange=
nommen aber bonn MaDor nt9t geneb>
migt un6 e%beniomenig in Der borges
f6riebenen 3eit, NIT ieinen @inmens
bungen berieben, suridgeianbt. Na9
Section los, MrtifeI 8 bes ftdbtiI9em
@barters tritt iie fomit in Rraft, aud
obne uuterI6rift bes MaDors.
s. g. @Iaubon, GitD @lert.
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Qlnaeiae fir Gpntraftprert.

Nngebote fir bic 0eritenung BON
StraBen nit &ies=S berIage llnb Selforb
@runblaee, fotpie nit @rurtbtage BON
gebro6enen Steinen tperben big gum
"a. Sftober II ubr Mittags auf Der
MaDor's Office entgesengenommen.
@ute unb geniigenbe 8iirgf9aft mirb
Derlangt unb Die Summe BON 5000 fir
etpaige M9terfiilung bes @ontraftes
muB nit iebem Mngebot beim gitD glerf
regiffrirt tperben.
Sas &e9t, ein5efne pber ale Mnges
bote gu beruerfen, wirb borbebalten.
Weitere Musfunft, nit plan unb @pes
cificationen fam auf Der Office bes SIT
genieurs erlangt tperben.
8rnan @aIlagban, Mapor.
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Qlnaeiae fir Gpnfraffpretf.

Bis 9ienftag ben 81. Ottober Wor;
mittags 10 ubr werben BON ben Nr9is
tetten M%abrenberger & 8edmanu, 258
WefzG Commerce. StraBe, perfiegelte Nn=
erbietungen entgegengeitommert perben
fit bic @rri6tung uno 0~olenoung bes
County, un6 @itD. hospitals mad ben
erttporfenen pldnea nnb Specification
nen. Die Mngebote tperben bonn llnz
ter5ei6neten ant genannten Sage Mits
tags 5u6lf nbr ge6fnet tperben.
9ie Staot bebdlt fi9 bag &e1t bor,
irgeno eins Der Mngebote, ober aud ale
gu permerfen. Wege1 ueiterer Snforz
nation uenbe man fi9 an bic Nr@is
teften.
Brpam @aIlagban,M apor.
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Oier5teidbrtse Grfahrnne elmer
alien @4rterin.

Wfrs. Winslows Spcthtas Shrup wirb
BON elmer ter belten Dpftprinnea unb, ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten rer.
fdrieten. @r purbe felt 40 Satren bon
WiDicnen, bon Mattern unb 3inbern nit
rie fehlsnbem @rfOlse sebruuGt, iomobl
BON benz 6 Euse alten 3inbe, ME bon ers
wadieuen 3inoern. ST befeitist S4drfe
I'M Masen, befreit BON Dinbfolic unb res
sulirt bic @eodrme; er peri&afft fir Sim
Der unb Wsdtter Hlbe unb Wchlbebaaen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Sprup bas Bette
nnb fiderite Mittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
unb Diarrhpe bel 9inbern. slei9piel Oh
burd 3abnen peruriadt Dber bard anbe<
re l1riaden. Cine @ebraudsanweiiung
wirb ieber 6lai&e beiseseben. So 1T
feins ddt, menu nidt bas 6aefimile o
Curtis u. Yerfins auf Der NuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen MpOs
tbefen gu baben, bic Tlaide rs Gents.
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glue Oroiuaus,

tpel1e bic pfi9ter bes uBoarb Of Re=
piiion anb Appeal" ~erldutert.
Sci es berorbnet burd ben @tabtratb
Der Stabt San Mntonip:
Section L: DaB Der Mappr unb 4
Mitglieber 6es @tabtratbs fi9 als
Boarb Of appeal aIt6 &epifip1 Dor Der
8Dlenbung Der Mbf@dbungsIiffen bes
MRefors berfammeln irlb minbeFens 5
Sage lang in SiBung berbleiben follen,
nm bic 2iiter 3u rebibiren, gu corrigis
rem, glei65uma9en un5 an3unebmert.
Die Beb6rbe fol- bic 0olma9t habeu,
,perfoneu nit 9ofumenten Dor f9 ers
f6eineu 3u laKen unb grfere eimaus
f9w6ren, bamit fte ben Mertb hires Gis
gentbums angebet f6nnen. Ginben fe
6ann, baB bas betreffenbe gigentbum
3u bod abgei9dbt if, 10 fol- fie es auf
ben mirfli1en Wertb berabieben, unb
ebenio gu niebrise abf9dbungen erb6=
ben.
Section 2. Sn allen Tdlfen, in benerl
es bic 8eb6rbe fir pfli9t bdIt, bic gi=
g%entbums Mbi9dbung elmer perIon 5u
erh6ben, foI fie ben @itp gIerf peraa=
lafen, bic betrefenoe Yerion fdriftli9
BON Der MbIi6t Der 8eb6rbe in &enntniB
gu feBen.
Seftion 3. IS foa bic pfi6t Der Be-
b6rbe fein, benz Publitum bur1 ben
@itp Glert mitautbeilen, mann lire 9is
bunsen beginner merben, inbem hers
felbe eine In3eige in irgenb elmer 3ei=
tung 10 Sage lang publi5irt.
Seftipn 4. so piel BON Seftion 9,
Rapitel 50 Der repibirten Statuten, als
hermit ni6t ibereinfimmt, lift aufge=
bpben.
Nngenommen am 5. Oftober 1885.
8rpan Gallagban, Wapor.
3eusniB: 6. g. @laubon, gitp @lerf.
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!. Oanaia. u. September. Mls {

: 9an3ig, 81. September. Nls ON
Sonntas elm 3us poa &eIerbiften auf
benz bieiigen 8abnbofe CUR Nbreife be-
reit ftaub, bemertte man bi6t an einem
oer Dungeons elm bibf6es iunges Mdb=
den nit rotbgemeinten Musen, elm alers
liebftes &inb auf benz Nrme tragenb, in
iebr tiefem @eiprd9e nit einem Der ents
lafenen Soloaten. Sie 8abnbofsglofe
ert6nte gum sneiten Wale, bas Mdohen
rei6t Dem S6eibenben mod einmal bas
2inb, bamit er nod einsn Sub auf bic
sarten Wangen befelben briidte. Ct
nimmt es. es ldhelt i'm 10 freunbli9
on, als Oh es ppapa" iasen tpollte -
ba pfeift bic 9otomotipe! r9ier, 2uiie,
bas &inbl" aber 9uiie 1T beri9munben
unb Der &eierbift bampft nit ibrem iuns
gen @benbilbe Der Seimatb au.
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: 6. S. Maaer. Mhpleialez II

6. $. Miiaer, Mbolefalez unb
&etailbdn6ler in Garben, Selen, Mnz
ftreidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San MntoniD empfieblt fem grpbes
2ager in biefer Mrtifeln su STEIN Dorf
preiiea nno ma6t gana beiouoers auf
ben gem6blten 0orratb BON 8il6ern:
@bromos, &upfers unb Stablfihen,
Oelgemdloen uno pbantaiie Bilbern
aler Mrt, ferner auf bic gei1madbolle
Muswabl bon 8ilberrabmer Der aller=
mobernften Gorm unb auf bic Maes
umfafenoen 3ei9enmaterialett aufz
mertiam. Mqe Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obtgen 8rauden tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon ieeer @r6Be ein=
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6gli9ff
i9nea unb gut beforgt, bic in 6as Sad
fhlagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19
Wete @aareu.

lluermibIid in ieiuem offer, has Bette au
bieten, mas Der Wartt liefert, bat Der b~efannte
S9ubbdnbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN ei.
men neuen gOrraib bon Damea- unb ainber.
Sduben einselest. Der allies iibertriFt, pas mir
bisber in bieier 8rande faben. Die banbae-
ndbten Sdube iino BON ether eeidtiateit unb
elegant um, isOen GaS, pollten fasen ieoes
Gnbd9en, gu 3teren. 8ir eriuaen bic Safnen,
it4 bic nsnen Baaren anauieben uno fe iuerben
nit nns hbereinitimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men Muf, Der fafbionabIe ShubbanbIer uuierer
Stabt gu fein, aufredt erbaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

SIR. 9. Springer bon Wedanicsburs, 3D.,
ldreibt SD mar nit eunsenfisber unb ableef
bee 9un9e bebaftet uno au einem tpanoelaben
Sfelett STRAIGHTFORWARD. SD erbielt cine Strobe.
fafde bon Or. Sings Sen DISCOVERY for Con.
iumption, ipelde mir 10 pobl betam, bab i'd
cine Dollar 8Iafhe faufte. sta9bem i'd brei
folder Glaiden berbraudt bate, mar ib pieber
elm Mann. Der feline @eiunbbeit bolftdnbis er.
Ianet uno autsn sippetit bate. Meir @ewinn
au bleiid betras 4s Yfunb.
Man b~erlanse bon u. 3 retb cine Qrobe-
faf9e bieieS sepiGen SeilmitteIs apsr 2unsen.
trantbeiten. @robe Glafden 81.