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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22


We never sold these goods during tbe war
for over fifty ceDts per yard although the
price for the best at that time at Wholesale
WAS exactly this price and remained 80 for
nearly the entire year of 1854. We are Low
selling the very best quality for the extreme
low price of five 10 seven cents per yard.
People never found fault or complained IN
the least of the prices Of goods during all
this time. Ten yards of Calico for five dol
lars, twelve yards for si1 dollars. We Otter
sold pieces of Sheetings from thirty i've 10
forty dollars per piecs.
Spool Cotton AT this time sold FOR
twenty five cents per spool: Dress-lining
Cambrics 35c; Corset Drillr 6Oc to 75c.
Ginghams that We now sell for &C 20 lOc
were sold for 5Dc TO GOc per yard.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

TEx,szAVA Ark. Auz 21.-At 4 O'Clock
this morning 6re broke ont IN the Ariiu Vton
Hotel. a three story hr'cs bniiiing. totally
consuming IT, II then spread - the sdJoin-
ing hu5.iinxs and scros= the st-aet uhere
most - re buildings Nere frame and
burned ont entirety the 40 slis P iocss he-
mated az 80. osse insurance.. xz10o0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
Maxwell Arraigned.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Maxwell was to-day
srraigned for preliminary hearing. charged
with the murder of Preller. There was
tremendous crowd in attendance. Maxwell
displayed some agitation when he arose TO
enter his plea of mot guilty Hon. John
/. Martin. his attorney, asked for and was
granted a continuance until Sept. ,. when
the case will come before Judge Noonan.
The line Of defense hss not yet been decided
r-raf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
PERRTS STATUE.
The Arrangements Made. for Its Un-
yelling Sept. l.

BOsTos. Aug 2l.-A Newport, X. l., spec
ial To the Herald says that at the unveiling
of Commodore Perry's statue, Sept. /, Col.
John Hare Rowell will be chief marshall
and Bishop Clark will officiate. Local So
cieties and military companies. well as
the regulars at Fort Adams, have been in
vited 10 be present. The officers and crews
of all the vessels of the training squadron
will be IN line. The monument Will be pre-
sented ON behalf Of the state and city by
ex- United States Senator Sheffield. and ac-
cepted by Gov. Wetmore on behalf of the
State, and Mayor Franklin for the city.
The members of the Legislature and City
Council will be in the procession, and viii
subsequently dine with the Statue Commit
To-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
q Bank with a Bad Book-keeper.

SOUTa FARMISGTOS, Mass, Aug. 2l.-The
Pennington Bank, of South Pennington,
is in trouble and the savings bank commits
sioners are investigating its officers. Ii Is
stated that the accounts of Treasurer c. \.
Adams have been kept in a loose fashion.
and Adams's resignatiOn.ha. been demand
ed. He IL reported to be wealthy and will
ing to pay any just demands upon him. 1t
Is not charged that he Is a defaulter but he
has used bank funds in his private business
and confused the accounts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

John LshI7 reported yesterday that Of
Thursday evening ~ took hls vife to the -,
~ n e 81 6eE-ot. where -he Tas to take tfe
trs 81 q - SfTsffo-o. Ontario Re ieff
her aiore for fep r,in1tez and ohen - rs-
termed Sc pss zo-e So 81 I'll rrtir irs-ne
and uas recently recessed frow 5si it Tes
lssrn~5 yesterday thst she hsd teeu see1 m
the vicin5ty - Ada r. ae Sup<riz.en5sntz -
the Peer ~ eu5esvor "a fsd her.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
The following shows the Standing Of the Ma
tional League clubs up 10 date.
Randolph Post Reunion
ecial Dispatch to The TrLEsRAM

Special Dispatch To The TEIEGRAM.
REED CITY, Aug. 2l.-1he second annual
reunion of Randolph Post, q. A. r., was cell
ebrated at Leroy to-day. There were two
hundred veterans present from Cadillac,
Reed City and adjoining towns. Music was
furnished by the |. o. O. +. band, of Cad
lilac
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

NV YosK. Ang- H.-The Grant NOM
ment Committee met again today. A gen
srsl appeal for contributions was prepared
and ordered to - issued and slsO circulars
to hsnks. cierzymen and editors. solicltIng :
assistance IN the bringing objects Of the com
mittee - the stten ton q Tire people. A nun
Der Of large contribution from leading bBs
fna=s houSeG were received
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
a Ne~ Railroad Manager.

Marquette. Mich, Aug. PA. Watson,
formerly general manager and =uperintend-
snt Of the D.. q. II. E NJ. Railroad and st
one time connected with the Great Western
Of Canada. IN London. Ont. has assumed
the duties Of general manager Of the Detroit,
Nackinac and Marquette Road, vice ID. Nc
Cool. who has been appointed general man
sEer Of the st Joseph Z Western. with head
quarters az II. Joseph. Mo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

FksT SssTxsw. Me-. A1z E-The Aoz-
ast meeting - tae Fast SsEins9 Tririr 3
Cf1b commences next week Tuesday and ~
osutin1e untl Friday nizht This e IRE issf
meeting - fhe Wicti gan circsit uhlch oe
ssn ~ Battle Greek Jaiy -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

TuTrs Roes. Ara. Aug 1.-THE pursuit
~ TIRE an oonvicts who escaped from uesr
this city sst night. = now prosre~sinE The
posse - composed ~ - nen. It is ssid re
.0rrict= nave secured arms since escaping.
ard ieclare they vi never ~ taken slIve.
a slooiY battle - anticipated
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

HopxSs. Auz. ~ During the storm last
night re barn ~ Hon. Samuel Fczlestou.
tvo miles north ~ here. wss strlcs hy light
ming and antiralr destroyed Il contained
the product ~ s1 acres ef Ehest. a iarVe
Iuanrtv ~ nav. agricultural implements
and -s1w al ~ whfch Tere burned. The
i,,ss ~iii ~ flllV 5000 with only SAo in
sursnee The kent. Aliegan and Ottawa
-,.,l,,rafE .ar-is.i the ri.k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
NO DECISION REACHED.
GRAND RAPIDS AND o~ossO TIE.
= friendly 6Ot Determined Contest
Political Considerations Out
OF TIE Question.

Special Dispatch u fzE IELEsEAA-
DsNsoIT, sog. zl.-Ihe SOLDIERS Home
Commission adjourned again 10 ight with
out coming 10 any conclusion. Inc vote al
closing = a. three for Grand Rapids aud three
for OWOssO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

The greatest nuctuston has occurred IL
cotton goods Of al Kinds ar Will 6e shown
by tle tso hsts Of puoes- The hgures on
tie left Indicate War pnoes. while those on
the right represent the prices of to-day
lbc HenYls.-i brown Cotton &c
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
BASEBALL.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK.
New York ... o 2 o p- :
Philadelphia .....O 0 0 o O.
Base hits New York. Is; Philadelphia 5; er-
rors New York. 8; Philadelphia IL: Pitchers.
keefe and Ferguson. Umpire. Ferguson -
DETROIT.
Detroit t...... 0 o o 0 3 o. 3
Buffalo .............. o D o - 5
Base hits Detroits 8. Buffalo 2. Errors, De-
troits g. Buffalo 5. Pitchers, Getzein a d Wood
Umpire. Gaffney
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
Great Loss of Life by Shipwreck.

LONDON, Aug. 21.-The German corvette
Augusta has been wrecked. The crew and
2;S men are lost. The ship was valued at
$2,7JO.000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

Nsw Yess. Ana. u.-The business fsil
uraz Occurring throughout ne country iur-
ins ira last seven DAYS. a. -e0orfei to r. O.
Dur q Cc.. number fsr IRE United States
~. fsF Canada. "a Total IT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

PA rr~RrRe. y y. Ans 21.-P-ssiiert
Cleveland and Dr. - Wsri have been in camp
since Monday AZ WiIli= Pond. n5ne nsiles
frcm Ire Prospect H0use. TIE PRESIDENT =
enjoying exceiie lent beslth.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

BrsIrS Aug. IN Herr Windthorst. lead
part ia che meeting - German Catholics. -
10 heid az " nr=fe~. Prussia. next ncnth.
He Wiii 1rze the formation f 4 union -
Cathohcs throuz honi the Torid for the de-
fsnse ~ the rights AMI privileges of the
church. a proiect favored hy fhe Vatican.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
parren Speaks to the Dublin Council.

ParreTT SPEAKS 70 f0e UuOIIo LOuncII
DruD. Aux 2i.-Parneu to-day enter
tanned the Dublin Municipal Council At Ark
low. IN an address The Irish leader said It
would be impossible 70 revive the native in
dustries of Ireland without free elective
NATIONAL assembly. possessing the power II
control over AL the political and economical
affairs of the country. He hoped a few
months. or AZ the fsrthest a few years
would restore 80 the Irish peopie the right
to govern Ireland st home. and that English
nisrule would be bsnished forever from
Ireland
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
a Orop OF Whisky.

CNCTSSArI. Aug. 21.-There was great ex-
citement in the whisky corner OF the eI-
change to-day. Prices took a very large
drop and every body was thrown out of bal
ance in conseq quence. The early reports
were that Peoria dealers had sold in Chicago
AZ 3 ~. whereas the pool price Is Sl-l3, and
before long the Mill Greek Distillery Com
pany issued q brief circular stating that they
would sell At a Sl0s rate until Sept. /. An
effort ws= made "a sustain the market. but
under the circumstances it was impossible.
The break Il all the more unfortunate az this
time a. the market has been unusually firm
a. not a too great suuply and IN good de
m and
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

TIE Terrible Progress cf t1e Cholera
Nssssfr1 rs. A1g I. - There were N
iasfhs and a. aew eases ~ Cholers reported
he-e "a. dav between e. m. and r. ~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

SaEshu~v Postponed his Visit g Frarce
IoSpcs. Auz 2i.-Iori Salisbury. prime
minister. hss postponed. fsr fsw isys. h1=
vlsit to Dierpe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22
On BLEACB sHEfTIses AND PILLOW CASH
gfgI-IgNs


Cotton flannel We now sell sixteen ysrds
for one dollar. would have brought about
eight dollars for the same quality.
CAkpFTs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-22

TELEPHONE CALL 1n
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Ser 6eloenareis In @erfim f,at

Ser Seloengreis In 8erfin bat
uieoer einmal re9t falbungsbolle, tiefs
religi6ie Worte geiproden, be feline
Jr6mmigteit ober befer Gr6mmelei in
ein ftrablenoes 2i9t felen. 2aiier
Wilbelm befi9tigte ndmli6 am 26. Ots
tober i'm 8erliner Dome oas lleue III
tarbilb: Oie anbetung Der bell. brei
&6nise. Cole Md6tiaen Der grbe.
Scepter uno &sone au GuBen bes Seiz
lambs nieberlegeno.) Bei oieier Gsles
genbeit nun belt ber 6ofprebiger Or.
&oegel eine Mnipra9e on i'm unb ba
anttportete Der rplle Wia'm":
rMein 2eben lang bat Der 6immel
mid nit @nabe unb Segen iiberidiittet,
nanentli9 in n1einen alten Sagen,
aoer bic mir getporbenen gbren lege
i'd Dor benz Sbrone bes 969ften nie=
Der, BON mo- mir bic &raft semorben,
oas Befe aussufibren, mas auf groen
boGbra6t tperben fann. Wdbrenb ber
leBten paar Sabre baben iid oor ben
Nugen Sbrer MQer Dinge ereignet, our9
mel1e preuBen b6her erboben purbe,
als mir ie ermarteten. Sic ole tparen
3eugen Der 8oQenbung bes groben
Werfes. wel6es fortbeiteben mirb,
penn es geftiibt bleibt auf &eligionss
reinbeit uno Gortidritt in allem @uten.
Sn nteinen alien Sagen fann i9 ben
9immel gum 3eugen anrufen. baB i9
tets bic ReligiOn ais bic ein5ige Grunbs
lage betra9tet babe, auf Der 4qes rubt,
als bas b66fe Gut meines Iolfes."
| Die &eligion, mie lie bic 9erren
Monar4en unb 6errf4er bon @ottesz
gnaben perteben, mar allerbings big
iebt elm gutter Wolfs3aum, momit man
bic 86lter aiigeln fonnte, aber bieie Hes
lision iit ni1t glei9bebeutenb nit Sits
| li9teit, 9umanitdt unb @ere9tigteitsz
INN. Oie mabre &eligion febt elm
9era, iebt Menf9enliebe boraus unb
Bic offenbart iid Bel ben 9espoten nur,
tDenn es gerabe in ibren 3ram paBt.
Wurbe Der ebemalige 2artdti9enprlna
bon Der @nabe unb benz Segen bes
6imniels geleitet, als ct in Baoen bic
Ireibeitsfdmpfer ftanbre6tlid nieber'
ffieBen IieBs Der gottesfiirdtige alte
Wfann auf benz beutf9en &aifertbron
mill fromm iein unb ldBt es rubig ges
fdeben, baB Sauienoe bon barmloieu
2euten ibrer grilten3 beraubt unb iibe,
bic @renae geiagt tperben. @an3 ridtil
fagt Der 81. In3eiger":
rDas llnsliid bieier Menideu, Dor
i benen oiele i6on in bobem Mlter iteben
ribrt ibn nidt. st bat fein 9erS fii1
oisie Bertriebenen uno 8erfolgien, BIZ
. lein anberes 8erbre6en begangen ba
ben, als baB lie ni6t in preuBen sebo
rem iinb. 9lber er 1T fromm, ioga
febr fromm!"
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feiner Ranteraben einen Bid in feline
beilig sebaltene Mappe peritattet bate.
2ebt er beun 10 gang auriidse3osens
fraste iie.
yWie elm giniisbIertrebs1, NOR bic
Mntmort; iibrigens mar man lei1t BE-
reit, iid iiber ben 8erluit, ben man
bur9 Die Ni9t< &enutniB ieiner Bilber
erlitt. gu tr6iten, oa es idmerli9 pers
ninfiiges 3eug fein tpiirbe.
Sn @runbe mar es lbr ni1t HEB,
baB er 10 gemiiermaBen nit @ewalt in
ibr 9aus sefdIeppt uerben iollte, oa er
offenbar ni6t gerne fam. - Cine ielt>
lame 2aune oes 3ufaQes fiigte es, baB
liebesmal, tpenn lie nit bielem ibr 70
p6qig glei9giiltigen Manne 3uiammens
traf, irgeno eltpas peinli1es 5pif9en
| iie treten nuBte. Sic flblte i1 our1
oiefe @rwdgungen in ibrer Greibeit be-
ldItigt unb bdtte, tpenn es nod n6gli9
geweien, ben 1uftrag, @artenbofen 3,l
berufeu, 3uriidgenummen. gs mar aber
5u ipdt, benn in bieiem Mugenblid off,
nete fid bic 9biir unb nit einem lanten
noa bringe i9 ibn gebra9t" eri9ien Der
Mbiutant nit ieinem OpIer auf Der
IS@welle. Gin Opfer founte man @ar,
tenbofen in ber Shat nennen. benn c,
:par benz Mbiutantep<ei <eigentli9 nur ge.
Ifolgt, neil es ieiner tpeiden Jatur bel.
mob unm6glid mar, iemals nein 3u ia.
gen. Snfolge feiner S@a9ternbeit tpa,
Ct f4on an iid tein Greunb bon gr6Be.
rem @eienfdaften, doppelt unsern abe,
ging er beute 3u Grancisfa. Ct batt'
BON ibrem 8erfebr nit benz Mbiutanter
geb6rt, bate fie neuli1 i'm Sbeater ge.
ieben, tpie iie ii6 nit bem 2ebteren un
terbielt, unb bel benz Mnblid bate er lid
/ finiter abgemanbt. Denn es m6slid
mar, baB fie an bieiem Manne @efa1el
/ fano, bann .batte ibm feline pbantaf
ipieber einmaI einen bdmii9en Streid
. sefpielt, als fie ibm in Grancista eli
Weien beionberer Nrt seiste.
(Gort@ebuns folst.)
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sige fleine Greunbin Jraucista's pers
gnast In bic 6anbe.
50 bab's, rief iie, unb 3eiete auf ei-
nen i'm 8oraimmer bdngenben 2upferz
fti9, tpel9er Saffo an 0ofe bon Ser
rara. 2eonoren iein befreites Seruias
lem borleienb, barfellte. Der Iange
Moiatant bOlte oas Bib iofort gu nds
berer priifung berunter unb nod ipes
nisen Mugeabliden famen Iae babin
iiberein, baB oas Bib einen por3iigli-
den crbabsnen S1InB bilben unb
Jrancisfu, rpel9e einitimrig fiir 2eoz
more BON Ste beitlmmt marb, berrli1
sur @eltung bringen mIrDe. 2d9elnb
mubte Sebtere lid fiigen. 6iir ben
3an0 uuBte man freili1 nod feinen
8ertreter, penn Der Nbiutant iab einem
fhma6tenoen Oi1ter gar 3u tpenig
dbnli6, inOefen oas miirbe fib i6on
finoen, unb gtei6 fur iibermorgen iparb
bic erfte probe angeieBt.
Aues mas 3ur Wtitmirtung bel ben
8ilbern heitimmt morben mar, 0erren
unD Oamen. bate ii9 piinttli1 einges
funben; als man nun aber nit benz
Steuen Der 8ilber anfangen tpollte,
bemerfte man nit S9reden, BOB es
ni9t re1t ging. Wfan bate es fiir 10
lei6t gebaIten, bic Bilber bur9 leben.
bige Giguren elnfa9 ab5uf9reiben. abet
man na1te bic grfabrung, baB baa
ui9t 70 einfa9 mar. Graneisfa MAJ
bic grfte, bic es bemerfte; ibr Mugt
NOR malerif1 au iebr entmidelt, um
nidt su ieben, oab Die Giguren MIDI
lebenbig tpuroen. oaB iie in fein Ser.
bditniB 3u chamber famen, fur3,.baf
aus ben auiammengeitellten MeniGer
| teine Bilber purben. sic CAB f1 BIZ
| 9robte Miibe, ettpas grtrdgli9es ber'
ausbubringen, aber es tpolte ibr mid
gelingen, uno bic llebrigen perifanbet
es nod tpeniger. Sn biefer allgemei
asn Hatbloiisteit b6rte man elm
0ier fonnten mir einmal aapbae
brau9en.
@apbael! rief Der goiutant, iaben
er fb Dor bic Stirn i9lug, baB i'd
QuW on DeH HlWt 9eoadbt babel
i Hapbael2 fragte 6raneisfa. tuer II
benn oas? Wfan ertldrte ibr lod5enl
. hen 3ufammenbans 3tpii1en @arteu
bofen unb oieiem feinem 6pibnamen
nnb i'm ndditen 4ugenblid raKelte Sc
reits Der Mbiutant nit elmer Droi9t
ab, um benienigen, an ben man er
geba9t bate, als man ibn brau6te
fteberten GuBes berbei5uitaffen. 8
fiel Graneista elm, baB fie f9on on i
mem eriten BaQabenbe ourh ben Mbiu
tanten bon Gartenbofens Wtalerei 9,
| bort bate uno iie erfunbigte ii9, pdl
renb man ibn erwartete, mad ieine
gDerten, fonnte inoefen ipenig OBJ
ni1ts baraber erfabren, ba ct teinel
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gran + Is Ia.
ssooeIIe bon g. .. gSilotnbra@.
(aortfetuns.l

Nie sd,orfe goutrole inter Ser fie
Sh,IrM 6err oeneniiberiisen0en Operndts
des aehaIseri mmrSe mar Irane,sfa
mini sntonnoen ni;tte Sc isboh ab.
nsn famn' % r nm sneIdse niiltsren S,erm,Is
Il ,rcsr h,nf>r hsmi.lhsn mod, murhsn
& Ss s,,,vss % ~ nsyn,rthi;h i"ut oeIobt
Echsr M S.r, h;,ts5em Qod,su oslSsn
5er ~ mes NJ mi ME iehr n iInred5t er bss
ue;hst m,yh Sc anshr hie iuuoeu
[ rs"ss 81, lire o,,osmblidlims Geisli.
ffoH b;Ih.4e,, N, ben,iibten he .,i utlz
tsshrtt.,. M nm y y,ehr IL habsi =, hem
GsIsrssn ns ,ansn ms = sns G iie iie mirfI'd, nm nm.
tsra;ss,sn is % SsIsn f;rt,r finite iie es ,nie
H. III n, @rrnhe #, oar s1id5ts naren
mia jhrs Gsshydshs s,pn an Ser Ober.
asxs ;svs< esssis h;rstre;ftsu mnb hsffo
.uess cnefpolssr sS smnfouS he lie 6unfel oah,
neslne aeers n ibrem Guueren Sic aug.
anfiiIieIt ibr WeSiirfniS immer niifferer
ipu6is unb BE oua,nf,ifIen ne feiu g)1its
ttI (oh.
Der Minter ;6ritf NOR un6 briidte
jeiue ei5igeu ssibe INNER tiefer In ben
fro}iUjfafreu6eu HDben. imnrer fdlter
fint1xer unb uutpjrthiider tnorh "a
bran6en, INNER ipdrmer, heller unb Re.
haaIi6er brianen in ben Sduiern bei
Sci Nenf6ei. Die @eieulfaften be.
aanueu, BE 2eietrduahen itdubteu Sic
fttr biefen Winter beftinnlten gloifite,
as, id)on gingen @ert9te, baB bel ben
unb bel 6enen getan3t iperben tpjirte
unb BON fern munfelte man iogar ihpi
BON Goiino Ndllen. sym @ouberne
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Muifertt ttno sStldte.

Mir MAIDEN biermit bem publifum
betannt, bob mir unfer Nuiterns unb
Slid @ef9dft mieber er6fnet baben.
Bir befben umfafienbe 8orfebrungen
5ur Weriorsung bon 9otels. &eitauras
ttonen unb 6amilien. 8illige preiie.
grele Beforberung nod allen Stabt.
tbeilen.
San Intoaio gisfabrit.
20,1o.1N
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Ser h6mae @ebirnsiee in 91n

- Ser b6dfie @ebirgsiee in Noros
Mmerifa, 1T ber gbieago 2ate. in @olo=
raoo. st Iiegt fiinf3ebn WSeilen bon
benz on ber Oenuer unb HiD @ranbe
@lienbabn gelegenen fleinen @urort
Sbabo. Oie erifen a1t Meilen bon
Soabo mad benz See f6nnen nit einem
Gubruerf 5uriidgelegt iperben; BON ba
ab beginnt aber elm febr ffeiler @ebirgss
pfab, auf benz iebo@ elm gef9idter Reis
ter Elm pfer6 benubem fann. Nuf bies
fer Sour befinbet fi6 cine &eibe groBz
artiger faturbilber. Der Chicago.
See liegt 1880 SUB iiber bem Mee-
resipiegel. in ieiner Ndbe befinoet
ii6 Der Ia, $40 SUB bobe, nit etpigem
S9nee bebsdte Mount &oascalie.
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STIR alIe 3ranfbeiten Der 9eber,
ber 9lieren, ber 8laie, oes Wta9ens,
bes unterleibes unb bes Granenipfems
1T 516nfelos beuti9er Nierens unb
2sbers sSbee bas sr6Bte, tpenn ni9t oas
ein3ige 9eilmittel Der Welt. Oie gr6B-
ten Mutoritdten auf meoi3iniidem @e=
biete empfeblen ieinen @ebrau9 ni1t
nur als 0orbeusungsmittel, fonbern
au6 als Seilmittel in allen 9ronif4en
6dllen.
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(Gort1eBung folst.)

= Oie Grieoenspfeife, bic sinfens
bic 0ertreter idmmtli9er 86lfer Der
grbe nit chamber rau9en iperben, tpirb
nit Sabat aus ber Gabrif bon @ail
& Ut sefopft ieiu, neil bieier aners
fannter MaBen ber sutrdgli9fe 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

= Muf einem poten ber bairii9en
@eioen3 fano einit Elm yGuabrat=
ladel" aus benz Oa6auer Grunbe. als
Der alte 26nig 2uoipig boriibersebt.
Ser Solbat ruff bic Wa6e nidt ins
@euebr. neil er ben &onig ni6t tennt.
Dieier tritt on bic 51ilopade beran
unb iast: rWarum prdientirr Ct nidt2
2ennt er ieiuen Brooberrn ni9t?"-
sMb 10" beriebte Der Solbat, y vDu biit
Der lumpige 2ommibbdder, ber aqetpeil
10 tleine i9le6te Brobe ma9tl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

= Wer ben g 9aben bat &c.
Gin au Grunbe eesangener Netiondr
begegnet einem @riinfer unb bittet um
cine Stelle in ieinem Compton. uMein
9err!" iast ct nit beipegter @timme,
ri9 bin elm 0eteran Der 86rie. Sd
babe mid an allen Sbren @riinbungen
betbeiligt unb Sbre papiere gebanbelt."
Ser BANTER fab ben Mann b6bnifd
on: D8in Sbnen iebr au Danf pers
pfli9tet. aber in me;nem @omptoir
tam id nur intellisente 2eute brauz
9en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

Grembe gum 8eiu9 in 9aa Nn<
tonic finb eingelaben, glarf's Bill
larb SaIle Nr. g. IL, Nlamo
Strabe, su beiu6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

Worte unb 9baten fnb eben stpeiers
let. &elisiolitdt, mie fie ber beutibe
2aiier aur e6au trdgt, 1T 6eu9elei!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

rSRmor in Der WeItges
/ 9i9te" nannten es ilngff bic Bldts
ter, als 2aiier Wilbelm in Gaffein nit
benz bon preuBen ffedbriefli9 berfolgten
Girfbiidof BON SlmlB aus elmer
S9aKel aB. Stun, tpenn bas 9umor
mar. bann 1T iebt auf ben 9un1or bic
poiie gefoI9t. Die beutibe Rei9sre=
aierung. oas beibt. bic preuBifd=protez
ffantii6 @pibe bes beutf9en &eids, bat
ben papft SEQ XIII. als S6iebsri9ter
auif6en Deuti6lanb unb @panien in
Observation-Disclosures anerfannt." (3iiriz
der Spctaibemofrat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

- 3mei Bunbes=Offi3iere, bic 2ieus
tenants Dap unb Birmingham, In 9e<
gleitung atueier Mdb6en, fi6rten in 81
pafo ben @ottesoienft III elmer Metbos
biftentir9e. Mls ber GeiitIi9e ibr
8etragen riigte, fielen bic Offiaiere iiber
ibn Der unb niiroen ibn tbdtli9 beleis
bigt baben, tpenn nidt mebrere
@emeinbelnitglieber ben Geiitli@en in
G1ub nabmen unb be St6renfriebe
3ur &ir1e binaustrieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

s9r Mir fiibren bic beiten Semben
unb Qerren Soiletteartifel, bic impnr=
tirt iperben f6nnen. Gommt unb ber=
glei9t preiie. pancoaf & g Obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

Die
e66bentIidbe Treie Nreife
erfdeint
isb en- Deuuerfa8
unb fcfiet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 far
Monote in gOrauste3oblans.
, 1885-01-21

Territory Of Wyoming, county Of Lara
mic. In the District Court, First Judicial
District, in chancery. Charley Bowen, COM
~plainant. VS.. Joseph Bowen, respondent.
To Joseph Bowen, the above named re-
spondent, who is a nonresident Of Wyo-
ming Territory You are hereby notified
that Claricy Bowen, the above named
complainant, has filed her bill of COM
plant against you in u District Court Of
the First Judicial District Of the Terri
tory of Wyoming, within and for the
county Of Laramie, in chancery sitting,
alleging that you have become an habitu-
al drunkard, that you have wilfully aban-
doned her without good cause for the
term Of one year, that you have been
guilty Of extreme cruelty to her, and that
you have offered such indignities to her
as to render her condition intolerable, and
praying for a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony now existing between yourself
and complainant; and we now command
you, in the name of the Territory of
Wyoming, that on or before tho cd day
Of February, A ID. 1885, laying all mat
tiers and excuses aside, you do cause an
appearance to be entered for you in our
Court of Chancery to said bill; and that,
on or before said day, you do answer CON
corning such matters as are therein alleged
against you; and, IL you fail to appear
and answer within the time hereintofore
required, to-wit: on OF before the I'd day
Of February, A. d. 1885. your default
will be entered and the said hill will be
taken as confessed and true, and a decree
rendered accordingly.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court hereto attached this Goth day Of
December, A. ID. 1884.
[sEAL-1 JOHN X. JEFFREY.
REGISTER in ChancerY.