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FROM WASHINGTON
From our Regular Correspondent.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10, 'S5.
The President did not take much bag
gage away with him, and his outfit for
the vacation was in large Saratoga
trunk some substantial knockabout tweed
fishing suits being conspicuous in his
wardrobe. He did not pay much atten-
tion to securing fancy flies to attract
trout, but will do most of his fishing with
pole cut in the woods and stout line,
with minnows for bait. The President
was anxious TO get away from business
cares, although he has taken pains to ar
range it 50 that public interests will not
be neglected.
Secretary Endicotts order requiring
officers who have been absent four years
from their regiments to report for duty
thereto has produced widespread con-
sternation. 1t was a reform very greatly
needed, and though it will invade the
comfort of many favoritcs, it ought to lie
strictly carried into effect. There is no
reason why one set ofarmy officers should
be retained in soft places perretually,
while another set are made to bear the
heat and burden, the bufieting and the
hardship and the exile pcrpetually. The
practice did not exist with Republican
institutions, and it cannot be discontin-
/ ued too soon.
Washington society has completely
disappeared for the season, and the lead
ers are at the principal watering places
and summer resorts trying to keep cool.
Owing to the hot weather, the tennis
parties which were so popular every
Thursday afternoon at the Argentine
Minister'S have been discontinued. Talk
ing of tennis, very ungallant remark
was made by one of the young men who
used to frequent this court. He said
} that it was bore to have girls in ten.
mis- match, because there were very few
who took interest enough in the game tc
play it we'll. As a general rule they
; would arrange stunning toilet for q
tennis game, and then, for fear of soilinq
J their dresses, they would move around
the court so as to be in eyerybody's way
without making any good strokes. Ac
cording to this young man, tennis, al
though q stupid-looking game to thos'
: uninitiated in its mysteries, required I
, quick eye and strong wrist 10 execut,
+ some pretty plays, and these requisites
! few young ladies possessed.
, The land office has made list of hold
r ings, covering in the aggregate owe
= three million acres, where the office ha
full information Of illegal fencing by
f cattlemen. In these cases action will b,
c taken at once by the government Thl
chief sinner is Colorado, where 100000
e acres are illegally held. The total spos
j en- Of docs moi represent by any mean
Z he iull extent of the evil, II Is sup
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The schedule of assets published by
tho assignecs Of Mr.. John Roach foots
up total liabilities of 81, 900 SIT with ac-
tuali assets Of S4,4s1,47S. II these as
eets-are actually "actusl," it is evident
That any sympathy felt for Mr., Roach's
lnisfortunes has bee misplaced. His
assignment is now in effect ac-
knowiedged to have been only shrewd
dodge" intended to secure aim from
the possible consequences of tRe Navy
Departments action, in case Attorney
General Garland's opinion should be
made the basis of legal proceedings
against him.
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OUR SOUTHERN BUDGET
FROM our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
SOUTHERN PINES, NC, Aug. Is

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
SOUTHERN PINES, NC, Aug. Is.
SO you want to get rlchy do you, my
impeouniOus reader? Good | am in sym-
pathy with with you. So do |. i'll
could make CTGsus take back seat and
hide his head in confusion, I'd do it, and
never have 4 feeling Of compassion.
Wouldn't yonf l stand pretty good
chance of realizing my ambitious dream,
Tor I'm connected with the country press.
and don't all country newspaper men get
wealthy Of course they do. Just look
over the list and figure it out for your
self But won't be selfish, and pll tell
you how to get rich. It's sure thing,
and~ there is no patent ON the process.
Here is how to do it.
.aa A BUSINESS CHANCE.
South Of Baltimore there is not a
single ghss factory. Just think of it.
Not a single glass factory in the entire
soqthl
Every bottle, every lamp, every lamp
chimney, every goblet every tumbler
every mirror, every window pane, every
Watch crystal, every fruit dish-in short
eyefythIIg that is made of glass has t,
be shipped from the North, from tn,
East, or from some foreign country.
=
The local trade in glass in the Soutl
is very large, and why it is not manufac
turPed here passes all understanding.
We have every facility here for glas
making. / can show anybody who is in
tersstod in the subject banks of the yer,
finest sand that a glassmaker eve
handled. II lies directly on railrOa,
anditis fairly begging to be mauufac
turSde into salt dishes, spoon holder:
frua cans and ink bottles. Inside q
forty miles on the same line of railroa
ares intmense beds of bituminous Goa
which as yet are developed only ia
cnough 10 show how really rich they ar,
Ths'coal can be delivered very cheap.
Theh again there are rich deposits {
fire clay in the State, thai might also b
utilized in the manufacture OF glass.
Wood for fuel /, very cheap near IN
sand banks l speak of Indeed, woodc
l..i yar by por,hl.cl at .u.il pri-, +,
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Illgrim of the upper realm,
Pay the tribute thOu dOst owe;
Thou art human here as there,
1in thy human blood doth flow

AS the notes of this anthem died away
a maiden of wondrous beauty advanced
toward me, bearing in her hand CLEAN,
ing sword, and demanded of me that
bare my breast and receive the thrust
that should drain the fountain of my
human existence and leave me as one OF
their numbers.
What passed from that moment on,
my lips can never reveal, and in conclus,
ion l have only this to say, that the en-.
tire treasury of a hundred nations would
not induce me to again visit Chimney
Island SIMON.
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acre, which would bring the price of fuel
down nearly to the cost of cutting and
hauling, which would be less than a dol
lnr a rord..
In the Month the wages paid to glass
blowers are extravaguntly high and yet
glhss makers all get rich Down here
help, could be educated to do. the work at
half, OF less than half, the wages de-
nanded by Northern and Eastern work
men.
"Theres millions in it." Id COM
menee the manufacture of glass to-mor-
row if could sellmy golden chariot and
my dianond-studdsd harness, with
cut sacrificing on their original cost.
TIE ceTgoN CROP
is growing hnely. In some Of the lower
counties the cotton worm is getting in
It's work to the detriment of the crop, but
all appearances point towards a large
yield.
4 field Of growing cotton is one of the
prettiest sights that a man with any
sense Of the truly beautiful ever beheld.
The foliage is such cool, rich green.
The seeding is done by seed drills, and
consequently the rows are very uniform.
The blossom on the first day Of its ap-
pearance is pure white. The day fol-
lowing it is a beautiful red, and then it
drops, and the cotton bolls begin to form.
The first sight obtained of blooming
cotton field led me to suppose that the
difference in the colors of the blossoms
marked difference in the species of the
plants. Inquiry soon dispelled the il
lusion.
In = few days from now the cotton will
be ready for picking. A cotton field
then is right in its glory. The sight is
said to be one of the most beautiful
things that WAS ever beheld. Just imag-
inc field covered with billows of snowy
whiteness, a perfect sea of pure foam,and
the picture is before you.
1t is said that the negro help is the
most available for picking cotton that
can be found anywhere, especially when
the women and children engage i'll the
work.
That a cotton field can be robbed
seems strange, yet such is the fact. The
robbers enter the field in the night and
pluck boil here and boil there, until
they have taken what they wish. The
theft cannot be detected. 1t seems
strange for u man to employ negro to
work in cotton field all day, and then
to think of his doing work in the same
field on his own account at night. But
my observation so far leads Inc to sup
pose that such occasions are very rare.
They are exceptions and not the rule.
And is it any worse to steal cotton than
it is tosteal Bible? There, that is a fine
subject for debating society. Decis-
ions ofpresidents will be thankfully pub
lished.
Sweet potatoes and yams are ripening.
Persimmons will be on deck in month
or more.
CHEAP HOUSES.
The best of pine lumber, unplaned, can
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The best of pine lumber, unplaned, can
be bought here for $3.50 per thousand
feet, delivered on the ground. The same
grade of lumber would readily bring four
times as much in any Northern city. A
good-sized house will contain ten thou
sand feet of lumber. Shingles cost less
than three dollars Il thousand. Brick
cost from So to $40 a thousand, accord
ing to where they are transported from.
Now figure out how much money you
can save by building your house down
here instead of in the North. The diff
ference will start you in business. Come
down here some fine day, and if you don't
want to build house and settle down,
wen do the next best thing to it-well
go fishing. +, p, WOODWARD.
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Entered at the Lehiglton posl-oeice az
Second Cinss Mail Atatter.
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Dance we all merry measure
As we count the hidden treasure,
Let the cavern palace ring
AS we dance before the king.


At signal from the monarch the
dancing ceased and the revelers were
seated. Then my very heart seemed
turning to stone, for in the dreadful ST.
lence that followed the ghoulish eyes of
all were turned upon me. Presently one
Of his subjects advanced from bis seat,
and taking me by the arm, led me very
near TO the king, who addressed me as
follows: 'Beggar Of earth, the price of
the hidden treasure is thy blood Thro'
this sacrifice thou bccomest the common
possessor of our wealth. The deep
tones of his voice echoed away through
the sepulchral halls of the palace, and
then from all tongues came this solemn
chant:
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LEIiI0HTON. PA.

SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1885.
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met my eyes. A group of smiling maid
ems, possessed of more than earthly
beauty, gathered around me, but even
this could not distract my attention from
the resplendent surroundings. The
walls were composed of a series of arch
ways, high and massive. and glittered
like FURNISHED gold. The floors were
made Of a substance of such Transparent
cy that far below could be seen the play
of streamers that spRrRled beneath the
brilliant glare of golden chandeliers that
were suspended from the fantastically
carved walls above.
We soon moved outward into still
more enhancing apartment, where a
throng oftho same angelic creatures that
] had Just seen, were preparing ban
quet, while they sang:
Spirits OF the earth and water
Now we make our festive time;
Let the notes of Joy and sorrow
Mtngle In the merry chime.
But there was still another room be-
yond, and as we entered this place was
overawed by the grandeur and regal dig
nifty of the surroundings. The entire
room was draped in rich purple and
adorned by the glitter of many precious
stones. Here there was no light save
the sparkle of the diamonds, and in the
farther end of the spacious saloon could
just discern a beautiful throne on which
sat his majesty, who was indeed the
Prince Of Darkness. Suddenly, as if by
an electric flash, the place became ablaze
with the light of thousand lamps, and
a mighty procession of grotesgue forms
entered the room, bearing with them a
pondcrous casket filed with bright coin,
which they deposited at the feet of the
King. This being done they formed
themselves into strange figures, singing
in wild unearthly chant, as they whirled
thro' this phantom dance;
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Eeras.

= Sn ber 9ldbe BON @reenbille,
Waibington Gountp, tpuroe am 26. bic
9ei9e eines 60-7O Sabre alten Mannes
Namens S. Weinbolo gefunben. ST
lit felt Sabren an &rdmpfen un6 1T
eines natiirli9en Sobes geitorben.
3mif6en 6em Garmer 9upuD unb
feinem pd9ter Sbornton entipann fi9
auf BET bel glfbart geIegenen Garm bes
griferen ein Streit. Sbornton sog ba=
BEL elm Mefer unb Dupup beri9affte
fi9 einen Gebolber, nit bem ct ieinen
@egner erf9oB.
= Sn ber Ndbe bon Mansfiel6 erz
iboB Der Garbige George Smell einen
anbern Garbigen. st lieferte ii9 6a=
rauf benz @beriff aug unb tpur6e Bel
Der nnteriu6ung fret gefpro9en, tpeiI
Der Mor6 in @elbitbertbeibigung ge<
idab.
= Gin 3ug Der Gunietbabn ent=
gleiite bel Sierra BLANCA. 9ie 2ofos
motibe unb mebrere Cars tpurbem i9mer
bei6dbigt, bic Paf5agiere unb bas 3ug>
perfonal entfamen iebod obne irgenb
uel9e 8srlebungen.
= Sn &ennep tpuroe Grib Ga9eIe
bonn Blib erf6lagen.
= Cine S9ule, in Der bas Boren
gelebrt tpirb, ioll in 9allas er0ffnet
tperoen, I'm ben &ebolper gu berordn>
gen.
-Mu6 BEL Wdlber lit Die 8aumpoa=
&aupe erf6ienen, miro aber nit @ift
befdmpft.
= Gin iunges gbepaar, bas unter
Dem Namen We@ratp reift, iibergab ei.
ner Grau in Waco elm orei Wo1en al
tes &imb nit Der Bitte, bailelbe cine
Stunbe lang 5u bebalten, Big es abge=
bolt piirbe. @er inbeB ni6t pieber
eri9ien, mar bas iunse @bepaar.
- Cine eigentbiimlide Granfbeit 1T
unter benz &iabbieb ir Mc2ennan
@ountp ausgebro6en. Dieielbe be-
ginnt nit 8lutungen aus Der 9tafe, Die
raid ben Sob bes Sbieres berbeifibren.
= 9as llebungslager in 2ampaias
bat fir BEN Oibilions=@eneral @lai=
borne 10 biel Nerger i'm @efolge ge=
babt, baB er feline &eignation einz
reibte. @s 1T ni6t biel babel perloren,
benn bic 9ipiliOn, pel6e Claiborne
fommanbirte, eriitirt ia nur auf Dem
papier.
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Cages : Neui9feitett.
8 MIA b.

= IS 1T iebt beifimn,t tporben, bic
iterbIi9en ueberrefte bes Sen. Grant
i'm &iberfbe parf gu beerbigen. Sic
8orbereitungen 5ur ueberfibrnng ber
2ei6e na@ Stem Dorf merben getrofen.
-Oas &eprdientantenbaus bes Gons
grefes tpirb beim YegrdbniB bur6
Carlisle, &an6aa, Morriipn, G. Suder
Singleton, 9iscod &eeb, 8ropn unb
ButtertpDrtb bertreten iein.
Ser Yrdfibent ernannte 9lnton
gidboff bon Nem Oorf gum fiinftem Nu=
bitor beg Bunbesf6abes. @idboff if
elmer Der befannteften beutI9en Demo-
fraten bes States Stem Sort. ct 1T
Mitarbeiter ber Stem Oorfer @taats3ei.
tung unb mar tpieberbolt gonsreBmit=
glieb fit Stem Dorf.
= Ser Sergeant Mi1ael Mc@arran
bonn @ignalzDienit in penfaeola, Glo=
riba, fou bor elm &riegsgeri9t geftelt
tperben, neil er li6 gepeigert bat, ben
an feline Station eommanbirten farbi=
Sen Solbaten Green aufsunebmen.
= Sn ct. 2ouis famen gegen 120
2ebrer unb 2ebrerinnen an, um Der 16.
INSTRUMENTATION 2ebrer gonoens
tion bei3umobnen. gbenfo Diele metz
ben fiir morgen ermartet. Cine 8or=
8eriammlung tpurbe in ber &eberfrans=
9alle a5gebaIten, in tpel6er ber prdli=
bent 9erman 69uri9t aus gbieago bic
Mnipra6e bielt unb ber S9riftfibrer
Mnton S9ent bon Detroit uno S9ab=
meiiter Sid bon @bicago ben Sabresbe=
ri9t borlegten. Die eigentli9en Si=
bungen tperben mOrgen 6eginnen unb
brei Sage bauern.
= Mie poraus3uieben mar, bat Prdz
fioeat @lebelanb bas 9lniu9en Der 8iebz
aii9ter beg SnbianersSerr RUINS, baB
bic Grift bon 40 Sagen, pdbrenb tpel=
der iie bas 8ano berlahen miliien, pe,z
ldngert tuirbe, abi9ld9ig bei6ieben.
NnsIanb.
- Sir Woies Montefiore, Der f6on
Dor ldngerer 3eit feinen 100. @eburtsz
tag feierte, itarb am %. Suli in Hans=
gate BEL 2onbon.
<*uS NtuClPuul lUllU uClluJtCt Uup
elm Strife Der Wai6iniiten unb Watro=
len ber Gtlantii6en Dampfer bepors
ftebt, ba man bic 20bne um 10 S9ils
lings pro Monat berabieBen tpia.
= Oie neue ggDptii6e 9(nleibe bon
$45 Millionen tpirb @noe bieler gBo6e
5u einem gurIe BON 954 ausgegeben werz
ben.
= gtpa cine Stunbe na6 ben Ierz
mdblungsfeierli6teiten bes prinsen
BON gattenberg unb Der prin3eilin
Beatrice ftiirmte cine pDbelmaiie in bic
3ir1e rib bie9eeorationen ab uno nabm
iie nit. Die poli3ei mar O0(lig ma6tz
log bagegen.
- 9ie Wiener oYolitii6e Cores
ponbena" i9reibt, baB bic 20iung Der
englii6 .ruiiiiben Wirren in 4fgbani=
fan ni6t pOr Nblauf bieies Sabres 5ll
ermarten iei. OaB Die Situation gez
genmdrtig bur6aus ni9t beorobli9 it,
gebt aus benz umitanoe beroOr, bab Der
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: cSn Seem Nprf 1T my einioen Soz

- Sn gtem Worf 1T bor einigen Sa=
gen ber beuti6e SournaliI 9r. fSrie,
bri6 9ug. 9einri9 8ebnede BON 8remen
angebalten ipnrben, neil ct anqeblich
ein our Iuspanberung besnabigter Nerz
BREEDER lei. st ma6te folgen6e MnJaz
ben iiber feline 8ergangenbeit unb feline
perion: nS9bin Al Sabre alt, in Bar=
dim, Medlenburg, geboren unb funairte
10 Sabre lang als &e6tsanpalt in 8res
men. I'm nteinen S9mager ppr &uin
su retten, beruntreute it6 mir anbertraute
@elber, tpur6e berbaftet un6 i'm Stunt
1880 au neunidbriger 3u1tsbausffrafe
berurtbeilt. 9(m 26. Mai 1885 tpurbe
i6 bom Sremer Senat begnabigt, obne
oaB mir bic pf(i9t auferlegt tpurbe,
Das Sano gu berlalien, unb na9bem i9
mid einen Monat in Sannober aufges
balten bate, bei9loB i'd na9 ben 8erz
einigten Staaten ausautpanbern. 2lz
oers Wi6ers, 9fo. 654 brittle Npenue,
in BrooflDn tuobnbaft, einer rteiner fritz
beren Nngeifellten, pirb meine Mngabem
befdtigen f0nnen. Sd fann borIdufig
ni9t fagen, ob i'd bier bleiben ober mid
mad benz Snnern ees 2anbes begeben
tperbe." Or. 8ebnede 1T Wsitarbeiter
uno Correspondent ber r@eier 3ei=
tung." Na6bem bic @inipa1berungs=
Gommiiiion ben Sail gepruft, fam fie
au oer Nnfi6t, bob cine 0erleBumg 6es
@elebes bon 1883 ni6t borliege unb Dr.
gebnede gu lanoen bere9tigt lei. Die=
Ter gel9luB purbe Dem 3oG=Golleftor
ibermittelt, tuel6er baraufbin bic 2an>
oung bes Weannes angeorbnet bat.
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rauf blifte, uno cine idbe, i6pere
Sbrdne rpate ibm iiber bic @ange.
Damn entfaltete ct bic papiere unb
begann gu leien; es tparen lange 8riefe,
nNr ber porlebte int pdd9en umfaBte
Bios atpei 8Idtt9en. @erabe bieIen las
er am aufmerfiamiten, las i'm INNER
tpieber unb NIT fteigenber 8eipegung.
unb iol9en Morten babe i6 5r tpioerz
feben bermo6t! murmelte er. ., i'd
Dann entfaltete er bas lebte @6reiz
ben. Du ba1 tpobl ielb1f ni9t gebofft,
baB i6 9ein @ei6ent BON Sir anneb=
men tpiirbe, las er balblaut. unb
bann: Sd flu6e Sir ni9t, i'm @esen=
tbeil, i'd tuiinibe beiB, baB 9u mid
tpenigitens ni9t umionit geopfert baben
m6gef!.
ST faltete bic griefe auiammem uab
legte bas 8anb unt 1ie. 9ann l0fe ct
es bod mieber unb Derienfte lib aberz
mails in bic traurige 2eftiire.
Gin &lopfen at oer Sbiire unterbra9
ibn; feline WirtbiGafterin rief ibm gum
@peifen. Gs mar bies cir brapes, dit
li6es Mdo6en, Srdulein 8rigitta, bem
ct fonit nit GROCER &ldii6t au begegnen
pflegte. 9eute rief er ibr nur elm fur=
ses, ungebuloises n@pdter" gu uno be-
antmortete ibre Grase na6 ieinen 8e=
fin6en gar rid5t mebr.
Damn aber beIann er ii6 zines Nn=
beren. Sd barf ni6t franf iperben,
murmelte er. Sd muB meine &raft
3uiammenbalten! IS miro n6tbig iein!
Na6bem ct bic 8riefe in ibr Sad ber=
i9lpifen, ging er ins Speiie5immer.
gr atpang fi@, einige 20fel Suppe
gu nebmen, unb leerte 6ann baftig elm
8las alten &beinipeins. Sein Oiener
6ran3, glei6falls Elm alter, trener
Menf6, fillte es tpieoer, aber 30gernb
uno nit abgewanbtem 9lntlib..
(Gortfesuns folst.)
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ruiiide Miniiter 9e @iers einen 3tpei=
tmnuntlidlen 11rIa11h nntritt.

rulfibe Miniiter 9e @iers sinen apei=
monatli6en nrlaub antritt.
: Sn einem 8riefe an Die Wdbler
BON Man6eier ipri6t @laoitone bic
leber3eugung aus, baBabie Mebr5abl
Der our6 bas neue WabBeieb gei6affe=
men Wdbler ibre Stimmen fir bie 2i-
beralen ab9eben tpiirben. St iebe oa=
ber ben Meumablen nit groBer3uberiidt
entgegen.-Sb fi6 Der alte 0err ri9t
tduf6t2-
Sn Monceaursles= =Mines in 6ranfz
reid tpur6en brei Mdnner berbaftet, bic
ben 8eriu6 na9ten, cine Stride nit
9Dnamit in Die 2uft au iprengen.
= Ser Gommanbeur bes englil9en
@ef6mabers bor portesau=prince bat
Der &egierung bon 9apti Elm 1lltimatum
iiberianbt, in tpeldem bic Greilai1uns
Der gefangen gebaltenen englif9en
Staatsangeb6rigen berlangt pirb.
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Wi6tis fir uusipanoerer.
@rOse Yreisermasisuns in ber l1eberfabrt,

Ser 1lnteraeihnete iit ermadtist qafIase.
fdeine, freie Betotieuns nse1dlofIen, bon 8re.
men iber SaDre unb apttperpen mad Gan an>
onio fiir S44.15 ausaufellen.
Der 8reis fiir bic Reife bon Gun antonio
mad oben senannten Sdfen, incl. 8efOitisuns,
$52.S8. as..5s5.sSs
gerner tebasirte giienbaburaten mad allen
Orten IN Deutfdlano, Sdpeia Sanen,arf unb
Grantreid.
Ndberes sii erfabren bel
) 6. @rieienbed,
22,f,tuiu &afases @sent, Gan Mntonio.
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Wirf nidt bein @elb binweg Ut

= Mirf ni6t bein @elb binueg unb
laufe ni6t @efabr 6einem 9aare baz
6ur6 S@aben gu bringen, oaB 6u nubz
loie 9aarpafer un6 Dele faufeif, ionz
bern f6atte Dir etpas an, bas fi6 einen
Namen ertporben bat, uno bas, tpie
iebermann tpeiB, auoerldifig 1T. 9aa's
9aar=@rneuerer belebt, itdrft unb Derz
f66nert bas 9aar, itelt, tpenn es ge=
blei6t 1T, ieine Garbe tpieber FER, unb
ma9t es pei6, ieibenartig unb gldns
aerb.
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SchOIZ9 Garten.
Nulfin Tpros

Sieier felt lansen Sabren popuIdre Ser.
gniigungs. unb @rbolunssort bietct bur9 biele
neue @tnridtungen unb Serfdonerungen ben
Gtnpobnern bon @uitin unb 3ureienben einen
ansenebmen aufentbalt. gS niro bas 8eiire.
ben Der Manaser fein, ifets bas Neueae uno
8eite bon mufifalii6en unb bramatiiden gor.
trasen benz Yxblitun borsufibren unb in ieber
Sinfidt oas 9ofal 10 gu seifalten, I'M ben an-
forOerunaen Der 8e 1uder aere6t su iperoen.
@er fid im Grsien bel eiuem fiiblen Irunf ct.
bolen uno erfrifden mill, Der berge6e nidt
borsuipreden.
LUESCHOW & BESSERER
9,7,p6M Lessees.
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= Micarasua lit 5as einaise 2anb
auf groen, ipO Die Regierung felbit bic
probuction bon Stun betreibt. Sic
berfauft Die @allOne Stun fiir 80 Gents.
Ser &um @onium in giearagua be-
trdst iabrli9 100000 8allonen.
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Die
@6bentItbesTreie Nref7e
eridetnt
ieben DDnnerfaS
unb fOitet
$3.50 ba8 Sabr Ober $1.25 far 6
WOnate in Ycrausbe3ablans.
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9r. RpSdnfn.

Dieler Man,e ift 70 befamnt innerbalb ben
Der. Staten. bab es faum n0tbis ift gu fasen,
oaB er Der @rfnber bes beriibmten Dr. 8ofanfo
9uiten. uno 2unsen Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
golfsbeilmittel, mo INNER es befannt if, fir
Snften, @rfGltunsen, Sdbinbfudt unb a,te
Rranfbeiten bes Salfes unb Der 2unsen. Yreis
90 @snts uno $1.oo. Serfauft Bel s. 5ealt>
eber & Spn.
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= &ein Nfittel bat li9 beHer bel
Masenfrdmpfen, an tpeldfn meine 6rau
bdufig leioet, bepdbrt tpie Or. Mu=
guit G6nig's 0amburger
Sropfen.-2. Sippel, Surnlebrer,
Oes Moines, Sopa.
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= Ser @ei6mad Der &au9er 1T
peri6ieben; Die einen aieben portorico,
bic anbern Siegel=@ =@anaiter un6 tpieoer
anoere @6warsen &eiter bor; barin
aber, baB iie iiberbaupt Sabafe bon
g & Mr bor5ieben, 1T oer @e=
i9mad aller &au9er glei6.
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: Seui6reden bienen neuer6ings
au6 bieraulanbe als giabrunssmittel.
Ntan reibt linen bic GiiBe unb Gliigel
aus, briibt fie nit beiBem WaHer ab
uno badt fie in Butter. 50 follem fe
gang gut i9meden.