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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24
THE DEAR OLD MOTHER.

She was poorly clad, and shiversd as
she sat down near the stove, and wrung
her blue, rough fingers TO warm them.
The passengers all ielt sorry for her, for
she had kind, benevolent face, and
seemed to be g,ieving about something.
Il wouder-I wonder-I wonder if l
will get there in time" she mumbled
over and over again. "Poor boy! He
was always so good to me, and l wonder
if will DO with him when it comes"
"Tickets?" said the conductor.
The old woman opened her basket, and
was a long time in looking over it, al
though she searched diligently, and
when she got through she looked very
Whine and sad, and softly said to the
conductor:
"Stop the train and put me off. l
bought my ticket yesterday and put it in
my purse, but have forgotten my purse
aud left it at home. Oh! sir, l am SO
sorry, but was going to St. Louis to see
my poor boy, who worked in foundry
until yesterday, when a great wheel fell
over on him and crushed him so badly
they say he will die; but have forgotten
my pocketbook, and now l will never see
my poor boy again in this world. Put
me off, but l don't know how in the
world will get back home or 60 on, y
aud the pleasant ridges on her face were
drawn up into corded lines, and the blue
veins stood in great knots, and she Glen
ched her bony fingers in agony, as the
tears started from her eyes. The passen-
GERS were all looking on, and when the
conductor passed as if he had lost his
mother, his great hand grasping his
punch trsmblingly and his eyes brimful,
quiet, big hearted passenger whispered
to him, and then went through the coach
ahead of him, asking for half-dollar sub
scriptions, but the passengers would not
give, and as the train slowed up at the
next station, the conductor walked up to
her and gently put his hand on her
shoulder.
"Never mind" she said, swallowing a
big lump that kept coming up in her
throat. "rll get off peacsably," and
her frame was convulsed with shudder
and as the brakeman opened the door to
call the name Of the station, the snow.
burdened air came in and blew off her
bonnet, and she uttered a sharp cry Al
the conductor pressed her back into hel
seat and said:
"Dou't get off, mother. Your fare i,
pain clear through to-" He stopped,
and said, in deep agony of mind:
"My God ~ and as the passengers
gathered around, he completed his sen.
tence: "Her fare is paid clear through tc
heaven" and as the passengers looked
on her glazing eyes, her agonized fsa
lures resu med their wonted pleasantness,
for she was travelling on pass written
in letters of living light and had reached
the end of her journey and met her son,
who had died an hour before. The con.
ductor aud brakeman tenderly lifted the
vacant tenement Of her soul and com
piled with her request to put her off d
tho next station. A pretty girl that haG
been flirting began to cry, and a woman
and baby took it up and both Joined
the pretty girl, and one by one the resi-
of us united our tears with theirs, ane
the fat woman Rugged the brakeman O.
our coach, and SO We went on our way
all feeling sad for what we had seen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has SEINE affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times symptoms
of indigestion are present, as tiatulency, un-
easiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very dis
agreeable itching, after getting warm, is a
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding ana
Itching Piles yield at once to the applica-
ton of DR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected, alb
sorbng the Tumors aliaying the intense
itching, and affecting a permanent cure
Price. 80 cents. Address, The DR.. BosankC
Medicine Co. Piqua, o. Sold by DIR. H. Fl
Mitchell. Dec. 20-1y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24

more profitable field of enterprise. The
story of his conquest of the Sandwich
Islands in a nutshell is that he took
advantage of the ignorance of a king
who wanted money and that he works
his coolies to death.
Of Spreckels' wealth it Is impossible
to form any accurate estimate, because
much of his property is mortgaged, and
it is understood the greater part of his
fortune is embarked in the sugar bust.
ness, which is apt to depreciate. He
makes, daily, the year round, however,
500 barrels Of sugar, containing 275
pounds OF sugar each, worth an average
Of $50 barrel. This makes business
of $4,000 day or S6,57o,coo a year.
He makes clear profit of S1oa barrel,
or $4,000 day which amounts to ST.
100000 year. He controls the en-
tire sugar trade of the coast, which
represent $40, 600, 900 year, Down
at Honolulu he puts on more the airs
of an autocrat, and his course there
lately has put him into disfavor with
both the native and foreign population.
Last January he loaned the king ST.
100000. Among his employees Spreck-
els is probably more popular than any
other millionaire on the coast, because
he has always treated his people well.
He is of medium height, conpactly
built and dresses neatly. He has the
face of typical German, with high
| check bones, fair skin and blue eyes
of the Fatherland. His eye is as clear
at that of a young man and his skin,
though Drowned by exposure Is clean
and healthy. His round head is COW
cred with thick growth of hair rap
idly changing from gray to white. This
is the only indication of his years. He
has the alert look and movement of a
man of thirty and in his steel-blue eyes
is look which goes far to reveal his
character. He married years ago, when
he was poor man, comely German
girl, who was then employed as do
nestle in the family of large Eastern
sugar rehner, and she has proved a
good wife and mother. They have
four sons and one daughter. The
father and the three elder sons, among
whom is Adolph, who shot DeYoung,
are members of the Pacific Club, in
this city, where the sons are general
favorites. They are all fine looking
men, of polished address, and have
travelled much in Europe.
Mr.. Spreckels is an easy man to get
access to, but it is another matter en-
tirely to draw any information out OF
him. When told OF the object Of the
visit he said: "You may put it down
that l always know what is good for
Claus Sprecse els and never fail to turn
this knowledge to account
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24
The Beauty of Youth,

No matter how handsome or stalwart =
young man may be otherwise, nothing can
make up for partially bald head. Shining
talents are attractive but shining poll 10
not. The cause may be sickness or any,
thing else, yet Parker's Hair Balsam will
stop the loss of the hair and start a new
growth of glossy and soft hair so quickly as
TO surprise you-restoring the original color
at the same time. Not a dye. not oily. dell.
cately lperfumed. Only standard 50-cens
dressing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24

Ifthou darest bridge the gloom of this abys
of untathomed mystery, that lies between
| Thy biasphemous denial of Cause,
Holy aud pure, as thou art weak and bad
lief,
OF Immortality, with thy frail reed
OF vague surmise, aud hollow rotten proofs
Snstchad from the grippe Of drowning theo
Pray tree reach me, from thy sunless
shore,
Thou noisy vaunter! thronged among tn,
ruins
OF aim, and schemes, sand founded, lik.
tkine owl.
Cross over. Wherefore fearo Art thor
not arme1
With thine own strength, as with tn.
strength OF ten?
Art thou not curassed with the mail O
pride,
And circumstance, and daring sophistry
Hast thou not built myself fortress strens
OF the blind schos of hypothesis?
Ard thus fling aside the brand and shield
OF schoolsd Reasons keen philosophy,
And grasp alone the bsacon of the world,
The Anchor of the Ages, and the hope
or au Eternity of bliss, or bale.
From tee dead Level of thy sunken waste,
Lock loLs, look wide, look deep and earn
esuly,-
Behold the towers Of firm, unshaken Mind
(On which the lightnings Of the world in
vain
Broke-shivered from tho rcd right hand Of
scornD
There, soar above thee Oscar above ths
clouds,
That lift their foreheads, crown'd with burn.
ing stars,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24
AYERS
Cherry Peot0r al.

No other complaints are SO ins;dious III their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none so tritied with by the MA ori;y of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from tritiirg or unconscious cx-
posure, is often but the beginning Of Il fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL las
well proven its efficacy in 4 forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases and should Ge
taken i'll all cases without delay.
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A Terrible Cough Cured.

"In 1S5, | took 4 sever" cold. which affected
my lu'Gs. had terrible cough. aud passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. l tried AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL, which relieved my lungs. induced
sleep. and afforded me the rest necessary
for the recovery of my strength. Ey the
continued use of the PICTORIAL a perna-
nent cure was effected. | am now o. years
old, hale and hearty. and am satisfied your
CHERRY PICTORIAL saved me.
HORACE FAlRREOrHER.'
Rockingham, Vt. duly Is. lss2.
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We give below one of Emma Alice
Brownies most popular early productions
1t WAS published in THE CECIL WING
Always popular production, it has moi
from lapse OF years lost any of its original
force.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-01-24


"While in tie country last winter my little
boy. three years old, was taken i'll with Group;
it seemed as if he would die from strangu-
lation. One of the family suggested tie use
of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. a bottle If
which was always kept in TIE house. This
was tried in small and frequent uUses, and
TO our delight in less than half al huur the
little patient was breathing easily. The doc
tor said that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had
saved my darng'S life. Can YOU wonder ut
our gratitude! Sincerely YOURS.
Mis-. EMMA GTpNrN.'
80 West 12Sth St, New orll, May Ii, lsS2.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
in my family for several wears. and do not
hesitate to pronounce it The most et.Cctual
remedy for coughs and cUl,s We have ever
tried. A. l. CRANE.'
Lake Crystal, MIMI, March IS. lss2.
Il suffered for eight years from bronchitis.
and after trying many remedies with II" sue
cess. was cured by the uSe of AYf.fS CHER
RY PICTORIAL. .I0SErU WALpET.'
Byhalia, Miss, Apr! :, 1>s2.
81 cannot say enough in praise Of hVIE'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL. l.: .iryiEg IS 30 That
but for its use should long since have died
from lung troubles. l.. BEAGpUN.'
Palestine, Texas April 90. lSe22.
No case Of an affection Of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use of AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA,
and it Will ARRAYS Cure when the disease Is
not already beyond the control Of medicine.
PREPARED BY
n. n Ac n. ..n A..
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ISM. SDHina & sphu.

Wsit benz 9erannaben Der Serbfiaiz
fon iteigert fi9 aud tuieber bas Be6iirf>
nib unisres Magens fur iubftantielle
Speifen. l1nfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleifd, unb UNI fpldes frifd un0
gut. 5u erlangen, tantt man unm6glid
einen auperldifgeren Marft finben. als
ben BON Wm. 56fling & Sobn, SO.
511 Nbe. 6. Sic perren baben benz
@ef1mad ibrer &unben Me1nung ge=
tragen un6 in ibrem gtablifement cine
faIte 2uftmaf6tne erri6tet, tpel1e allen
Mnforberunger fir grbaItung unb gnt=
fsrnung f6dbIider Sngrebien5en hes
Gleif6es entfpri6t. Sic baben beifdns
big in ibren 0iebb6fen einen groBen
0orratb bon Waitbieb, aus tpeI9em
nur bas Bette fir ibre Runben getpdblt
wiro. Mer reef bebient fem mill, Der
beiu1e ben Martt, SO. Sill
Npenue s. 1,10t1i
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Knrresuundeny. 8romttpoob

correspondence. 3 To II 10 0 0 B,
BrDmn GDnntg, II. NDb. Mm IS. b.
80. uHternabm i'd einen tleinen Nuss
fug bon Bromnmoo6 mad benz beuti9en
Settlement, wel6es a9t Meilen norbs
fpeftli9 bon bier liegt, UNI nit ben 2eus
ten unb ibrer @egenb betannt gu tpers
ben. Oiefes Settlement 1T ppr lnge=
fdbr 9 Sabren BON Deutfdeit gegriinoet
mDrben, mel1e meiit ale bon perf6ie=
benen @esenben Oeutf9Ianbs gefommen
fnb. 9iefe 2eute finb 3u betlager mad
meiner Mnf9t. 9as 2anb, tpel1es fe
bemobnen un5 bebauen, 1T m~eiftentbeils
fanbiger 8oben, uno mena es ni1t ale
IA Sage regnet, f6nnen bic 2eute auf
feline quite @rnte re9uen. 9err $. Dill
tbeilte mir nit, er babe cine 3iennli1
quite Baummolea : @rnte gema1t; er
betam 3 Ba1e1 Don 3ebn Mfern; feline
Na9barn baben iebo9 ni9t 10 pieI
pom Mder g~eerntet; ber @rtrag bon
Maisforn 1T ungefdbr rs Buf9eI bonn
Ider, Wei3en 20 unb 9afer IS. &C.
regnet bat es in biefer @egeno bic lebz
ten fanf Monate ni6t mebr, unb iomit
baben peri9iebene 2eute ibr Wafer 4
biz 5 Meilen gu bolen.
SnfoIge Der @anta ise gi1enbabn,
tpeI9e upbl in einem Monat bier fem
mirb, lit Bromntpoob siemli6 lebbaft
i'm 9duierbauer beg,ifen, aber benno@
fiub mebr Mrbeiter bier aIs Mrbeit, un6
ber 2obn 1T 70 niebrig, bah bic Wrbeiter
faunt belteben f6nnen; piele bon bers
felben m6dten qerue pieber bic Gtabt
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SIN Cinderella Gd,nb Gtpre
finbet man bic beften @olar SIP
S6ube;
Die f%einten un5 beiten s@ube unb
Stiefel;
Sic b%auerbafteften Mrbeitsf9ube;
Cine groBe MusmabG bon 0erre1s uno
Gnabenftiefeln;
Sen i66nften @orratb BON Oamen'
fauben uno Slippers;
&inberf6ube in ieber @r6be unb
Qualitdt;
@ummii@ube unb @tiefel;
&eiiefofer unb &eiietaiden.
Sir anes Sies gebe man gum
CINDERELLA S9ubzStpre,
@de 9%oufontraBe & Mbe. s.
1710,3Mt
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Won ben 9tufaabeu tpefd,e Der an,

wv '
10. 5ufammen9etretene beutiGe &eidss
tag gu ~erleoigen baben tpirb, 1T Der
y&oln. 3tg." aufolge ne3en BET @tatss
berotbung nur erit bic Musbebnung BET
unTauberf9erung NIT einiger @epiBs
belt gu 1ennen. Sic i9on iekt Dorauss
5ufebenoen Nnttdge aus Dem 9auie, 10
oas Irbeiteri6uBgeieb Der @ocialbemo-
fraten ober elm Observation-Disclosures
ter @%eiebentpurf tpegen @infibrung
oes getperbliden priifungs5tpanses,
tperoen uobl aiemli9 ausii9tslole Mnz
laufe bleiben. Die &esierung, meirt
bas %genannte 8latt, tpirb i1merli1 5uz
geben, oaB ibre g%rtldrung, bor peient=
li9en Nenoerungen cine ldngere Wirfs
iamfeit beg Snnungsgeiebes abparten
gu pollen, f6on iebt in grfaluna gez
eangen lei, unb in Der Grase beg Mrs
beiteri6ubes miro fein S9ritt gei9eben,
obne baB borber umfaKenbe llnterlu=
1ungen, pie fe iebt ibsr bas @pntt=
tagsgeieB f9meben, porgenommen mrrs
ben limb. Sc tpeiter aber bic iocialiitis
t9en Torberungen geben-mie ). 9. bic
Bef9laie zines uWebertages" 6es 8ers
gif9en 2anoes, mel1e ri9t nur Mufbe=
bung Der Grauen uno Ginberarbeit in
ben me6anil6en Webereien unb cine
Begren3ung bes Nrbeitstages nod oben,
bes 3obniaBes mad unten, fonbern TO-
gar bic 9e~rbeiflbrung elmer i%Aternatio~
nalen 8eiteuerung Der gr3eugniFe Der
n1e6anii6en Weberei (3ur Beieitigung
bes Notbftanbes BET 6ausmeberei) Der.
langen-um 10 tpeniger pirb bic &egiez
rung geneist fein, benielben f9on iebt
cine ldn9ere parlamentarif9e Nrbeitsz
aeit gu opfern. 9a nun bic tpeitere TIM
falberfi@erung borerf cine aussebebnte
Gommiffionsberatbung In Anfpruh
nimmt, 10 bleibt benz Qaufe als 0anpts
arbeit Der @tat iibrig, an tpel1en fi9
oiesmal borausii6tli9 eingebenbe gr6rs
terungen Der Golonialpolitit unb i'm
3ufammenbange bamit piellei6t aud
bes Streites nit Spanien fnipfen tper=
ben. Smmerbin mirb es BEL gutter 2ei>
tung Der @ei9dfte unb BEL aaieitisem
guten Wilen gu errei9en fein, baB Der
&eihstag big Weibnodten ben gtat err
lebist, in mel6em Sole 6as slei95eitige
5agen nit ben preuBii6en unb mebrern
anberen VoltsDertretun9en bur9 cine
ldngere nnterbre6ung Der &eidstags=
arbeiten permieben tperben f6nnte. Oie
eilentli9e @efebsebun9s Nrbeit beg
&eidstags, gu meI1er u. a. Die @nt=
i1eibungen iber bic 8erldngerung bes
SOaialilfengefebes unb iiber bic grneue=
rung bes Militdrieptennats geboren,
tpiirbe oabur6 in einen apeiten, bur9
duBere 9emmnife ni9t beeintrd9tigten
Sbeil Der 5eiiion 5uiammengebidn9t
unb nit Mufbietung aler &rdfte erlebigt
tperDen f6nnen.
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Dter5taidbrt8e Grfahrnng etner
alien @6rfkrfn4

Mrs. BinslUws Sootbing @hrup pirb
bon elmer ter beifen Dcftorinneu uub ben
WGrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per.
fdrieten. St trurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Mi0icnen, bon Mittern uub 4inbern nit
uie fehlenbem @rfclse 9ebrau4t, iowobl
BON Dem 6 Gage utten 3inbe, ME bon er>
Uadieneu ainbern. .@r beieitist 94drfe
i'm Wuseu, befreit bon DinbtOlic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er Seri&offt tir 3iu=
Der unb Waitter Rube uub Bphlbebo8en.
Wtr slanben, baB Der Shrup has bette
unb fderffe Mittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
unb Diurrhce bel Sinbern, slei4stel ob
burd .3ahnen seruriadt ober bard anbes
re nriaden. Cine @ebrauGsanmeiiung
wirb ieoer Tlaide beiseseben. Sc if
feins ddt, wenn nidt bas Tocfimile bon
@urtis u. Bertins uuf Der Mu6enieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpc.
tbsfen gu baben, bic 6luide 25 Gents.
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@mrft! @amthwaarem!

@roeerpbdnbler unb Speiiemirtbe
bonn 2anbe m66ten mir einbringli6
barauf aufmerfiam ma@en, oaB mir
fGr bic Gabrifation BON Murft unb
&au@waaren umfangreide @orbereis
tungen getrofen baben unb in Stanb
gefeBt iinb, allen Mnforberungen Ge=
niige gu leiften. Wir geben @arantie
fir quite @aare unb reele 8sbienung.
Sic 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer per-
f6nli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure See
ftelungen BET 3eiten Elm.
% m. 96fIing& Sobn,
1,10m1i 81 Mbenue 6.
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Nene Waarem.

1lnermiblid in ieinem gifer, bas 8ete 3u
bieten, mas Der Marft Iiefert, bat Der befannte
SdubbdnbIer 3err JAS. MARTIN ei-
men neuen 8orraib bon Damen- unb Rinber<
Sduben ein9elegt, Der allies ibertrift, mas mir
bisber in bieier 8rande faben. Die eanbee.
nabten Sdube finb pom elmer eetdtigtett i,no
@lesaa3, UNI ieben DUB, polten iagea 1ebes
Gi6den, au aieren. @ir eriu4sn bic Damen,
lid bic neuen @aaren an3uieben unb fe tperben
NIT uns therein ftimmen, bab 5as. Martin iei-
men @uf, Der fa~ibionable Sdubbanbler ~unierer
Stabt gu fem, nufredt erbalt.
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Gin eiaenthhmli6es anu6perfa

= Gin eigentbimli9es 2pn9berfab.
rem fano in Denton ftatt. SIN borti.
gen GefdngniB befanben i9 Is foge.
aannte Sramps, bic iammt unb ionoers
ausbra9en. M9t bapon purben tpie.
Der e~ingefansen, meigerten fi9 abe,
entf9ieben. StraBenarbeit 3u perri9.
ten. Sn Der barauf folgenben Na9i
eri6ienen cine 4n3abl Burger Dor BEN
@eidngniB, abermdltigten bic Wa9s
unb bolteh bann bic @efangenen, 81.
men nod benz Wnoern beraus. Drau.
BEN erbielt Sober BON linen SO Belt.
idenbiebe uno bann iaete man ibnea
Wta9t baB Sbr %fortfommt. sic mad,
ten li6 aud Ollie oaoon. unb ;br Wies
oertommen ftebt semiB ni@t gu Be-
fiirGten.
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Sdmprrhptbeu SetlmttteI.

$amorrboiben baben eem0bnlid borber-
gebenoe Sdmeraen i'm &iden, Qenben unb Dem
Hnterleibe. 70 bab Der Rotient sIaubt feline Aie'
rem, pber bic na@fem 0rsane feien in einem
%trant1aften 8ufanbe. 3eitpsiie finb 8ei9sn
BON nnberbaulidteit s%esenpdrtis, als 8ld'
bune, nnbebaslidseit bes Masens etc. Fine
Gen9tigfeit pie Sdneib, etn unangenebmeS
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem man iparn1
piro, 1T elm gepObnlider Besleiter. 8Iinbe,
blutise. uno indenbe 3dmorrboiben ipersen
bnr9 einmaligen Gebrau9 bon Or. 8ofonfo'8
9amorrboiben SeiImittel, peldes brett auf Die
frantbaften Steuen e~inpirft, bic Sumor ab.
5orbirt, bnS beftise SUDDEN befeitigt unb cine
bauernbe Seilung berborbringt, abgefeM.
Yreis 30 Gents. Mbbreiire: Sbe Or. 8Ofonto
Mebicine 60, Wiaua, Ohio.
8erfauft bel 8. 3alteber & Con.
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Sur nod 2 Monate Bis gum l. Sannar anb
bis oabin 5ietet fid bic @elesenbeit bet 8 arrb
3 a u m oil ber Commerce . Straben . Bride,
edte Beine, B )iSieys, BranbieS unb @iaarren
gu fpottbiIisen Yreifen 3u f~aafen. Die Ansa.
ben, melde Serr Baum IN Betre6 ietner Waaren
madt, beipabrbeiiem fd bic in's tetnfte Detail
CT lit als reelfr @eiddftsmann betannt unb
mem CT bic 8srfdernns siebt, baB CT 2b-S0
Yroaent an feinem Waaren fpart, fam bsrfel.
ben unbebinat gIauben fdenien. l,lot3W
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Photographer, tpeIdein @aIlas
10 a1s Gallerie, Alb Sf 9outons
StraBe genommen merben, fnb in
ieber 9infidt noItoinntett uab f6nnen
ni9t iibertrofen tperben. Mer cine
bor3igliGe Photographic gu mdBigem
preiie miini6t, Dem empfeblen tpir, nod
@alamaps @alerie gu geben, urb ct
wirb aufriebtngeitelt tperben.
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6ans 9. 0eaener

2umberparb an SoufonitraBe;
Sab, 9oor unb 8lin6 Gaetorp
an Npenue s. 2iefert ale Nrten BON
8anbolS, Brettern unb Sdinbeln
gu ben niebrigften preiien unb fiibrt in
feiner 59neioefabrif ale Muftrdge fit
Sburen, 6enferrabmen, Saloulien &C.
&C. prompt aus. Bauunternebmer unb
8aulufti9e nader MIR aaf bic gtahlif>
fements bes 9errn Segeaer hermit be-
fonbers aufmerfiam. I9,7,85 ,m1i
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6. S. Mmaer. MhoIe{oIez nm

- =. .. Wtnller, Wboletale> urb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Oelen, Mns
ftrei1ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fein grpBes
Eager in biefen Mrtifeln gu Netp Oorf
preifen unb madt gang befonoers auf
ben seudblten 8orratb BON Bilberrt
@bromos, Rupfers unb StabIfiden,
Oelgemdloen unb pbantafie Bilbertt
olIer Mrt. ferner auf Die gef9madpolIe
Nusuahl bon 8~ilberrabmer ber alIer.
mo6erniten Jorm unb auf bic Maes
umfaRenoen -3ei9enmaterialen auf=
mertfam. Nle Nuftrdge fur irgenb cine
Der obigen Brau9en tperoen prompt
ausseffbrt; 9ilber BON iecer Gr6Be eine
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli1ff
tdnea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f1Iagen.
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.Velvetine Powder" DEF
prdparation wur6e 3uerit in Der preubifAeu
armee sesen berbr!bte uuo s~rinbise 8ibe, ae.
gen oas @unbreiten ober WunbIanfen, aeaen
Yridelbibe unb ale Der 1leberbibuns bes Blutes
entiprinsenben 9autfranfbeiten anaepanbt.
Wis elm Yulber fit 2inoer ftebt es unibertrof.
fen ba. Yreis 25 Gents. Yraparirt unb gum
gertanf bel u. Dreib, alamo Drug @tore,
San Nntonio.
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Muths Bierwirthschaft,

Muths Bierwirthschaft
&edts, a~eseniber benz ginsans gum erereier.
$lat ain @oberament Sil befn6et fid elm Tau.
fdises @latdea, In Incident Beiu1er Des hi.
litdrpofens ftets frifdes, faltes Bier antreffen,
Serr Wutb bat pieIe @erbeferunsen porsenom
men, 70 bab Der aufentbaIt in ieinent 2ofal fd
au elmer ipirtIiden grboIuus e%etaItet. 8ein
Grember beridume, .ipenn er einen MusFus mad
benz Government gill maHt ODER Dienffaa unb
Spnmerfas Die 4arabe befudt, bel Capt. Mutt
borauiprs9en. einbeim;i&e mmb frembe @iere,
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Cotton & 4pltott,

Muftiondre unb Rommilfions : Ronf.
Ieute So. 2, A unb 6 90. 6pu5fons
StraBe, Sun Mntonio, foufen llnb bers
faufen gebrau6te M6bel, Seppi9e,
@las= unb 8le9tpaaret &c. Mer biz
Zig faufen mill, benz 1T bier cine giims
tige @elegenbeit geboten. @anae
Sauseiuri6tunsen bilig 3u e~rtperben.
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Ber istt @eIb fparen unb iid sleidjeitis bic
@enustbnuns beridaHen mill, in 8eIb ipabr.
baft rseaer @oare au seIangen, Der beiude
Sarrb . q II ms @ein. nnb gisarrenban6,
lung. CT Iisfert Gud poftib bic 8epeife fit
bic Nedtbeit ieiner importirtsn nno einbeimi.
fden @eine, 2iquore unb @isarren unb bab er
b~iefeIbsn biliser aIS irseno elm @bolelale Saus
in obsr auberbalb Gan slntonio b%ertauft.
Batm 1T entfdlofen, bis gum 1. Sanuar auf-
jurdumen unb fsinen aunben ben Muben feiner
Mabnabmeu autommen gu Iafen. 1,1otsM