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WASTE CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT.
FIRST CONGO CONCERT

The Congo Waste Paper Mission
ary Society will hold its first ami
versary at Olivet Baptist Church,
tuesday Evening. Dec. 28th 1886,
at 7.3o O'Clock, sharp, "Santa Claus"
Christmas Cantata, will be given,
closing with a grand moving tab
leau, "Time" under the direction of
Mrs. H. H. White. We have secur-
ed the services of the following
ladies' and Gentlemen. Miss Mollie
Marshall, Miss Lucy Meade, soprano,
Miss Critic Marshall. Miss Rosa
Coleman, Contralto; Mr.. Elias Perry
Tenor; Mr.. d. B. Peyton, and Mr..
S. c. White, Base; Miss Gertie
Jackson, Pianist; Mr.. Tobey John
son, Vlolinist. Also full chorus.
A very fine supper will be served.
We have secured one of the best
caterers in the city, Mr.. d. c. Smith
Refreshments also served.
FUN! BEAN GUESSING FUN!
The lady or gentleman guessing
nearest the number of beans in a
glass jar. will receive the beans and
a handsome present.
FUN! FUN! FUN
Rev. Thos. l.. Johnson will be
present and participate.
Every cent of tine net proceeds
goes towards sendiug teachers to
The children in Africa. Come out
friends and help us IN this work.
Admission with supper 40 cents
Admission without supper 25 cents,
or children, Is cents. Managers,
4. c. Brown, D. c. Smith, S. c.
White. /
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GRAND ARMY OF THE RE
PUBLIC.

John Brown Post No. so Dept. of
ILL.,, will give a camp fire and
have an old time jubilee on Friday,
December 3lst '86, at Battery D.
We use this day in lue of Saturday
it being January first and owing to
our program being very lengthy and
finish with the festive foot, we
could not do justice to our many
friends SO we use Frldry. Do not
fail to be there, we will have room
for all and we will look for every
body and give them more than twice
the amount for scots. Young men
old men ladies and all are invited
to come and enjoyf themselves with
those old soldiers and their families
and friends.
We will give the onI entertain
lean people.
Prof Henderson wit his orches-
ira of 21 musicians will on hand
50 Sc yon nay hay, look for odler music
The program will appear in next
issue.
Enos Bond, Chairman.
L. II. Smith, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Christmas at st Stephens A. NJ.
E. Church. A grand entertainment
will be given by the Ladies Willing
Workers Society of the church.
commencing Christmas Eve. Christ
mas trees for the children's S. S. and
on Christmas day dinner from 1 to
3p. IN. Al night coecert aud fes-
tival. All are-invited. Let every
body go. Rev. r. knight, pastor.
V. Wilson, Chairman and
President.
Is there race pride? Then patron
ize those that patronize the race.
Go buy where they invite you throug b
your own papers.
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A valuable book, entitled, "Bond
and Free" by J. ii. w. Howard, ,
author, of Harrisburg, Penn. Price
Sl.OO. Mr.. S. w. Thompson agent
for Illinois. Mrs. J. r. Butler and
Mrs. Jno' Skinner, city canvassers
The above mentioned book is one
of real merit. In it a tale of the
days of slavery is told, true story
of the wrongs and miseries of our
downtrodden people, is given, in
reading of their woes il is clearly
seen it was not the aim of the author
to stir up animosltles occasioned by
the past but to give a faithful his
tory protraying the southern charact-
teristics, habits, usages and conduct
of the master to his slaves. 1t is
fine literary production and shows
the author to be a man of rare genius
and good culture. All the papers of
Harrisburg speak highly of the book
as novel and fine literature produc-
tion and of the scholarly attainments
and GOOD character of the author.
The conservator., 1886-12-18

Tho Bridal Tea party given b,
Mrs. II. H. Trent, of 1881, Stanton
ave-, Friday evening, Dec, Sd, com.
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Henderson, was the most fashiona-
ble OF the season, and highly en-
joyed by all present. The host and
hostees spared nd pains to make the
occasion pleasant one.
The house was most beautifully
decorated with natural flowers, and
at 9 O'Clock the host and hostess vel
coined their many guests to a most
delicious table, Rev. j. E. Thompson
heading the table, was surrounded
10y three happy brides. Among
those present were Mr.. AMI Mrs. A..
A. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T..
MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Han
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Lewis, ReE. Mrs.
Henderson, mother of the groom,
Mrs. $. Gibbs, of Detroit, Miss Car
RE Henderson, DR.. d. II. Williams
Miss Virgie Douglas, Mr.. E. HI.
Morris. +. G. Alexander, Mr.. Doug
las, Mr.. Sam'l Thompson, Miss Cor
nelia Trent, Mrs. A. Bolden, Mr.. f. !
Waring, Miss Eva Weekley, and
Miss Emma Douglas.
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NOTICE.

There will be grand concert at
Quinn chapel for the benefit of
Bethesda Baptist church Monday
evening, Jan. II, 'S7. Like to raise
the amount, 5000. Tickets out.
Admission 25 cents. The one who
brings in the largest amount of mon
ey will be rewarded. First prize, a
PLAIN gold ring. Second prize, a
handsome poem. Further notice.
Committee, Mrs. +. Harris. r.
Cooper, D. l.. Moody, S. Taylor.
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On to Evanston Knights of Ia
Dor, and Daughters of the Taberna,
Gle Will mold grand union meeting
of the order Tuesday evening, Dec.
2l; '86, in Mount Olive Lodge DOM
No Sc, Evanston, Ill. Some ten
lodges and the Daughters Taberna-
cles will be present. Round trip
tickets so cents. The excursion will
leave at p. m.- by the Northwest
ern r. r. depot, Kinzie and Wells
straets. S. W. ellis, G. NJ.
l.. w. Balay, ID. G. r.
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pln-cushion, Mr. and Mrs. T. Simp-
son; half dozen fruit plates, Mr.. w.
Spencer; wine set, Mrs. R. Bergers {;
fine sofa pillow with 81. P. B." Mr..
and Mrs. Hall; pink water set, Mrs.
Greyson; set white-handled knives,
full set china and cut-glass set, Mr..
A. q. Plumer; handsome large wri-
ting desk, Mr.. H. H. Hall; supper
and brides costume given by her
brother, A. L. Plummer; handsome
dinner set of seventy-eight pieces,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Brown; one dollar.
Alexander Clark china set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman. There were many
other presents, but we failed to secure
the names of the donors.
The above list of presents attest
the high esteem and love which the
bride was held in by all who knew
her. The present from the Olivet
Baptist Sunday School Board bears
evident record of how she was appre-
clated as teacher, chorist and men,
Der of said school. Ind daed in the
Sunday School and musical circles
of the city the name Julia Plummer
was a household name to children
and adults. The happy couple has
our congratulation hoping them
calm and pleasant sail through life.
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of which she was a member, and
was carried to Graceland cemetery
by the Court in full dress, when
the last sad rites were given acss
cordlng to the order.
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FOR RENT.

A nice 4-Room Flat, No. l02 Lar
rabee street. Inquire on premises.
w. A. Hanson.
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CITY NEWS.

Central Hall, Dec. 30th.
Don't fail to see Mrs. J. B.
French, late of the famous Stuart
Concert Company, The Sage Thrush.
st. Georges Commandry No. X.
L. have in view grand wine ban
quet in the near future.
To Our Patrons. ALI matter for
publication in the Conservator must
be in BY Thursday evening of each
Week.
Don't fail to see Miss Zalia Smith
of Detroit, Mcih., the only colored
lady violinist on the musical stage
at Central Hall, Dec. Goth.
Don't fail to hear Mr.. John
Smallwood Of Detroit, Mich the
most noted and celebrated c,arionett
player Of our race, at Central Hall,
Thursday, Dec. 3oth.
Don't fail to see Miss Nina Da-
vld, the popular young elocutionist
Of Detroit, Mich Thursday eve.,
Dec. 3Qth.
Read the d. and Nj. advertise
ment in the Conservator last week,
and this weeks issue. Great bar
gains. You are invited to call and
sec, cor. Van Bufen and State st.
WANTED.-A colored woman
for general housework, to go to Oak
Park. Must have good references.
Call on or address
p. l.. Hanscom, 1874, Monroe st.
Social party arrangements are be-
Ing made for round fare trip to Gin
cinnati, Louisville and Nashville, at
half rates. Now your chance for
full particulars; see Mr.. A P Payne,
No. LOG, los 5th Ave, room Is.
Regular meeting of Fidelity Court
aHh.H @ } meets.everg 2nd and 4ta
uhsday Of each monfisaG st. Geor-
IGes Hall, 10th and State Sts. at Q D
r.
Mrs Ida NJ Dempsey, M A NJ.
Mrs Carrie Jones, Secretary.
Look out. There will be grand
entertainment given by the Grand
Consistory Of Sublime Princes, on
the 9th of December at Central
Hall cor, cf 22nd ST., and Wabash
ave. For program and further par
ticulars see next weeks Conservator.
r. G. Waring, chairman; /. HI. Hill,
secretary.
Building Loans made by the Kirk
beck Loan and Building Association
to members only. Capitol stock
$40, 100000, shares 500 payable in
installments of scots. Per- .
IONS may invest from scots to $50 !.
Der month at a highrate of interest,
md may ALSO secure homes on
mall monthly payments. Office !.
com N, l62 LaSalle St, j. w. :
Saylor, Sec.
1RAND CAL IFORNIA EXCUR- >
SIOAAsiSS I
The Chicago, Rock Island & \
'acifc Railway announces grand II
excursions to the Pacific n
'oast, leaving Chicago, Dee. 7th, n
tn and 2yth, at extremely lowrates. Ia
or additional information, tickets, q
eeping car. accommodations, ETC., {,
pplY to nearest ticket agent, or !"
idress e. A. Holbrook, G. L. & P. d
!. 9. R. |. 4 2. R'y, Chicago, I'll.
lie INDEPENDENT DANpINGi
sCHoOL CLUB. !,
The invitations of this Club are ~ ~
Ia being sent out for their second w
nnual Christmas Eve Party. fhe m
ccess Of the Independents at Civ is
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A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
Will be gwen at the Hyperbors In
skating rink, No. 81 3rd avenue be
tween VanI'uren and Harrison Sts.,
by the Jerusalem Tabernacle, tN5.
2l2, Dec, 2gth. I.&k at the hand
4 Is. kghes, c. "A
- Mrs. M, thls, Sec.
Grand Holiday attraction, Grapd
concert and promnade at CentrhL-
Hall, cor. Wabash ave, and 22nd
ST., on Thursday evening, Dee. the
3oth, Miss Zalia Smith, the popular
young violinist who has won such
merit from the press throughout the
East will appear in her famous VIC
lin solos, assisted by Mr.: John
Smallwood, assisted by the follow
ng talented artists: MIR. James
Johnson, violinist; Mrs. J. B. French,
at9 of famous Stuart Concert Com
oany, suprano; Miss Nina David,
,locutlonist; Mr.. Charles Winter,
W ood, humorist; Mrs. Ophie Brown
Wells, pianist; Mr.. w. c. Stoder,
md l. T Hale, managers. Admission.
sc.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Office OF the CoNsERvAToR
No; 279 South Clark st.
Rnan, A
NOTICE.
room

On and after Jan. 81 all city
subscription to the Conservator will
be paid at our office No. 279, Room
4 south Clark ST., and as many of
our patrons are doing so we believe
all who feel an interest In our paper
will readily comply with our re-
quest saving us collectors fee. So
we will discontinue our collectors at
date mentioned.
The conservator., 1886-12-18

Entertainment at Central Hall bv
U B Fwas grand and Brilliant befit-
ting notice will appear in our next.
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HE INDEPENDENT DANCING
-..1sCHoOL ELUB.


The invitations of this Club are
no'r being sent out for their second
Annual Christmas Eve Party. The
success Of the Independents at Civ
ing his party every cath day of
Denember, or Christmas Eve, IS well
known. We cannot write much to
add to the popularity of the Club,
request all TO attend as usual, if
icy are looking for good time on
at evening. Souyanier programs
iii be given to the ladies and the
entlemen will be we'll treated. Any
one failing to receive an invitation
will please excuse the Club as such
mistakes are liable to occur. We
Twill correct this by furnishing inyi-
Nations to those failing to receive
penn if they will only furninh the
Pcretary with name and proper
adress. A. J.. Mcdowell, Sec,
r. s4-Ashland Block, ne cor Ran
6lph and Clark SITS.
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GRAND CAL LIFORNIA EXCUR-
SIDNSS

The Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway announces grand
first-class excursions to the Pacific
Coast, leaving Chicago, Dee. 7th,
sth and 2yth, at extremely lowrates.
For additional information, tickets,
sleeping car accommodations, ETC.,
apply to nearest ticket agent, or
address Z. A. Holbrook, G. L. & P.
A. @. r. /. q p. R'Y, Chicago, I'll.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

report was received and the COM
mite discharged
The chair declared nominations
in order for County Judge. John
Thompson was nominatedby accla-
nation and nomination made unan-
imous.
Nominations for County Attor-
ney being in order, w, w. Marcum
was nominated by reclamation, and
his nomination was made unan-
imops.
Nomsnations for Circuit Clerk
being in order, A. J. Cared was
nominatedby aoclamation.
Nominations for County Clerk be
ing in order, G. F. johnson was
unanimously declared the nominee,
Nominations for Assessor being
in order, Willard Carter was nom
mated on fourth ballot his nomi-
nation was madeunanimous.
Nominations for Jailer being in
order, Jas, yinson was nominated
on the sixth ballot, and his nomi-
nation was made unanimous,
For Commissioners John Hays
received on first ballot IS votes the
total number Of votes in all the
precincts. On the third ballot e.
B. Fitch received So votes and on
the fifth ballot Nelson Sparks re-
ceiyed 81 votes and these three
were declared unanimously the
nominees ofthis Conyentin.
A. L. Shannon was nominated
for Sheriff on fourth ballot.
J. r. Dean was nominated for
Surveyor on fourth ballot.
f. w. Weis was nominated tor
Coroner on FIRST ballot.
On motion Of Jas. q. Lackey the
Democratic papers ofthis and Boyd
Comfy are requested to publish
the proceedings ofthis Convention.
On motion the Convention ad-
.journed.
G. W. WnoTEN. Chm.
J /. I5iBBARD, Secty
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

AT a meeting of the Democrats
of Glasgow, held last Saturday.
resolutions were passed denouncing
the action of Senator Beck and
Congressman Willis in urging aud
demanding the appointment Of the
Republican incumbent as Post
master at Louisville over the re-
monstrance of the true and tried
Democracy Of Louisville. Courier
Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

The President yesterday reap
pointed Mrs. y1ReISIA c. THOMPSON
as Postnistress at Louisville. 1t is
stating the case very mildly to say
that the announcement this action
was received with marked disap-
proval by q great minority Of the
Democrats Of the city.-Courier
Journal,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22
AccrbEYrs VIM IIArpEy.

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No professional or business man
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surance when SO small an outlay>se-
cures SO large an indemnity in the
event Of serious accident at q time
when most needed.
For futher particulars call for cir
cular multiplication blank to.
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Office, Louisa Ky.
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Democratic Convention.

DtlAuUIatto WV f"AtiuH'
at a meeting Of the delegates OF
the various precinct conventions OF
Of Lawrence county, in General
Convention pursuant to public no
tioe Monday April 10 1855, at the
town Of Louisa.
DIR. G. w. Wroten was elected
Chairman and John /. Hubbard
Secretary.
On motion Of Jas. O. Lackey, a
committee ON credentials, compos-
ed Of one from each pieoinct was
appointed by the chair, viz !. East
Fork, John D, Fanninj Dry Fork
A. J. Webb; Falls Blaine, D.J, Ca
sey; Hoods Fork, John Holton /;
Peach Orchard, /. NJ. Cared; Little
Blaine, VIM. Oneal Rock Castle,
Kelly S. Elkinsj Lyons, George
Bailey; Louisa, James Q. Lackey /;
Georges Greek, John B. Spencer;
Cherokee, W. w, Fugitti Bear
Greek, A.P.Baufeld Twin Brnches,
Ed Meeks.
During retirement Of committee
on credentials Jasmes II. Moore
candidate for Judge and Green
Skaggs for COUNTY Attorney made
very Democratic speeches as did
John w. Jones, candidate for coun-
" clerk, who announced that he
was no longer before the Conven-
ton, followed BY Wm. Bowe, can
didate Tor Jailer.
We, the commmittee on creden-
ltials, beg leave to make the follow
Ting report That East Fork is en-
Titled in this convention to 3 votes
landis represented by john D. Fan
| min and I'hos Rife. Dry Fork
! Tvotes, represented by a. J. Webb
William Woods, Preston Lawron,
Levi Webb. Vim Belcher and Isom
Hensley Falls Rlaine--5 votes
Represented by Landon Garter, VIM
Shortridge, VIM Moore, John Jor.
dan II, and D. j. Casey. Hoods
Fork 3 votes, represented by J III
HoIton and Lafayette Wheeler
Peach Orchas- &c votes, represent.
led byI. 81. Cared, Jshn l.. Hib-
bard, a. D. Steidam. U. CARED, D.
P. Cared, JEFF Burgess and VIM
Carey. Little Blaine--4 votes, rep
resented by VIM. 0'Neal, Harrison
| McKinister VIM Shannon, Alfred
| Berry and Wiss Moore. Rock Gas
Itle-1 vote, represented by Kelley
/ Elllins. Lyon-3Notes, represent
ed BY J. w, Bailey,Ii. II Williams
and WA. Skaggs. Louisa.
votes, represented by JAS, @. Lack
4 ey, Allen Gaperton. Augustus Sny
der, G. r. B. Chapman, A. J Vii
son, G. w. Wroten, Cared Hughes
| X. 4. Vinson, Henry Diamond
| Peter Rife and Doc Miller. Georg
| es Greeks votes, represented By
/ J. B. Spencer, Robert Dixon, NJ. B
! Thompson, Amos Thompson anC
Z. B. Spencer. Cherokee votes
represented by w. Nv. Fugitt anC
j WV. Montgomery, Bear Creek
4 votes, represented by j. r. Hat
ten, JohnsW. Cross, y.B Curnutte
john Cumpton, a. p. Banfield, inc
White, Lewis Bsry, w. M. Byina
ton, 0. il. Kinner, ii. II. Curnutt
and JAS. Lovejoy. Twin Branch
3 votes, represented by J.B. Garter
Ed. Meek Jr, Charlie Gillian AM
!, K. NJ. Chaffin. All Of which ar
respectfully reported.
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gen. W. c. Whitthorne has been
appointed to succeed Judge How
ell e. Jackson in tho United States
Senate from Tennessee, Jackson hav-
ing resigned.
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OpInStant Use.

Asarelable remedy, in eases Of Group,
whoopipS Cough, or sudden Colds,
and for the prompt relief and cure q
throai aud lung diseases, Ayers Cherry
Peetoral Is Invaluable Mrs. Z. @, Edgerly
Council Bluss, iowa, writes; /" J consider
Ayers Cherry poeiofal Almost important
remedy for home use. have tested 10.
curative power, in my fanfiy, many
times during the past thirty years, aud
have never known il 10 iail Il VIII re-
leyo the most serious Affections Of me
throat and bings, whether in children or
sduls.s john Ii. sloidmd, Petersburg,
Va, writes; u have never found o med
ieme equalto
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

Ruinors of ex-P President Arthur's
serious ill-health continue, and his
friends no longer conceal the fact
that lie is a very sick man. He,is
steadily sinking from Bright's dis
ease.-Courier-J journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

Danger 4 neglected cold or cough may
lead 20 I'neumouil Consumption or other fatal
disease. sfrcus's aeetpral Pals viii cure o
e6ld as by lIi.ta,c les ghng for ayspgpsia,is.
digestion, SICK hcadacile as thousands teatiiy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

It's being rumoIed that President.
Cleveland VIII soon be married to
Miss FRANCS Folsom, Of Buffalo,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

Our Senate adopted a resolution
last Saturday to adjourn May 9Th,
1856.
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FoR ToL1cr Lie.

Weareanthoized TO ann0uuce HENRY
WISE FERGUSON cahdldate for Police
Judge Of Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

The Missouri Faciie strike is
still holding forth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

Therevpnointment Q fSirs.Ihomp-
SON as Poslmissress q Lauiayille Il
meeting with the diaapproyal Of
most Of tic Democrats Of Louis
ille.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-04-22

The Mississippi river at last ac-
counts was rising and lacked put
o few inches Of the extreme high
water mark OF 1882.
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suPEEI.I d 49, soHooIs.

p 2 --4N--t 49, 49, a 49, y
Weare Authorized % announce II. y.
LAffLEqoN, 2 candidate for Saperintend-
elt of.schools, Of l.awrenee county, sub
iect u the action Of the Democratic
Party.
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THuRsDAY, April p, 1856.
foR coNGREss.

We are authorized to announce HON,
GARRETT S. WALL, Of Mason conn
n, us candidate for Congress IN this The
ath Congressional District, subject TO The
action q the Democratic party.
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masiide @trtung ie Sibt 6ube unb
@elunbbeit unb erbd't offenen 2eib. Sn
Tolge 6ieier Msoi5in 1T 6rau Winslow
weltberibmt sepOrDen ale Wohltbdterin
Der 8inber. limb bic 3tnoer uerben sroB
uno banfen ibr bafir. Gud in bieier staDt
Bat lie bic Sinber gu Cant perpflihtet.
@robe Auantitdten bes SOOtbins Snrup
merDen bier tdSlid perfauftunb perbrau&t.
Wir slauben, Mrs. Winslow bat iid
burd pieien Nrtifel unlterblid semadt
unb mir finb ii~ber5enst, oab burd beniel>
ben Tauienbe bon 3inbern serettet wurben
unb baB MiDionen benielben nod NIT
@rfols gebrauden werpeu. Seine Mutter
bat ibre DfliGt setban, wenn fe nidt
Nrs. BinslOm's SOOtbins Sprup ans
wanbte. 8eriudt es sae Saoies YiiitOr
SEEN Oort. = 3u perfaufen BET allen
Drnsgiften. = Is Gents bic Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-15
6. S. @aQer.

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bdit ein groBes unb ftbr aemdbltes 2a=
ger ton Sapeten, &ouleaur,
gilberrabmen unb Seiften.
unb ferner neben 3eidnensW taterialien
aler Mrt. 6arben unb reiz
der MateriaIien. Defenders
9ammers ertig gemi6te
6arben, bic beiten unb ~bilislten i'm
Marfte, oi- inter boiler @araniie pers
tuuft merben. 5 zen # t. uae Spies
gelgIas uno anbere in bieies 5a6
idlaeenbe Mrtifel; moriu 9srr Wlliasr
oas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weften beg Staa
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus Dem 2atbe tperz
ben prompt ausgefibrt.