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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13
Thanksgiving ProelaASsio1.

President Cleveland has issued the
following proclamation;
1t has long been the custom OF the
people of the United States ON one day
in each year. especially set apart for
that purpose by their Chief Executive,
to acknowledge the goodness and
mercy of God. and to invoke his con-
tinued care aud protection. In the OBJ
servance of such custom, /, Grover
Cleveland, President of the United
States. do hereby designate and set
apart Thursday, the 25,h day of N0vem-
Der instant. to- be observed and kept as
q day of Thanksgiving and prayer. On
that day let all our people forego their
accustomed cmploymenis and assem-
bic in their usual places of worship tn
give thanks Ia the Ruler of The Uni
verse for our continued enjoyment of
the blessings of free Government; for
tho renewal of business prosperity
throughout the land; for the return
that was awarded the labor of those
who titled the soil. anil TOR the prog
ress our people have maize in all that
makes q nation great: and while We
contemplate the infinite o yer of G"d
in the earthquake and flood and storm,
let the grateful hearts of those who
have besn shielded from harm, through
His mercy, be turned in sympathy and
kindness towards those who have suf-
fered through his visitations. Let Us
also, in the midst of our Thanksgiving.
remember the poor aud needy with
gifts and aims, 80 that our services
may, by deeds of charity, be made ac-
ceptable in the sight of the Lord.
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The Mugwump administration IF
President Cleveland is bearing fruit.
- the following from the New York
leading dailies show: The Tribune's
Congressional table foots up 156 Re-
publicans, 154 Democrats and 4 Labor.
There are about six districts yet to
hear from, which may change these
figures. In the table California is put
dewn for 4 Republicans and Demo-
Gratis.
The Worlds Congressional table
gives 156 Republicans, 1853 Democrats
and l Labor. The Sun estimates Re-
publicans 153, Democrats 40, Labor
2. The Times figures up l56 Repub-
licans, 165 Democrats and 3 Labor.
There is ono vacancy in Rhode Island.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13
TIE EASTERN ELECTIONS.
Rsp-bl.ean Gasns ala alsng the Ian.

Republican Gaias ali alsng the Line.
The elections in the Eastern States
show large Republican gains. though
not enough to change the complexion
of the next House of Representatives.,
which will remain Democratic.
New York city elected Hewitt
DEM for Mayor, and Peckham.
Dem for Judge of Court of Appeals.
by . majority of 10000.
In Tennessee; Bob" (the Demo-
cratic Taylor brother) Was elected by
10000 majority.
Pennsylvania give Beaver. Rspubli-
can candidate for Governor, $4,000
majority.
In New Hampshire, none of the
candidates for Governor received =
majority, but the Legislature. which
elects in such cases, is largely Repub-
lican.
Ames, Republican candidate for
Governor in Massachusetts,, is elected
by 1900 majority.
Iowa gives q Republican majority
on the State ticket of $500.
Nebraska gives a majority of $4,000
for the Republicans.
Returns from Illinois point TO al
increased Republican majority. and
Morrison, the father of tariff reduce
tioA schedule, and one of the bright.
est men in Congress, has been defeated.
The Democrats made heavy gains in
Minnesota, but not enough to turn the
scales
The Legislature of Michigan 10 Re-
publican, but the State ticket is
clsimed by both parties.
Colorada il claimed ny both parties.
Connecticut elects n Republican
Legislature.
In New Jersey thu Democrats elect
their Governor, while the Legislature
10 in doubt.
OEis gives tile Republican State
ticket majority Of 10000.
In the south, Texas. Lon. siana.
Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia. South
Carolina. Florida aud Missouri, all gs
Democratic.
kentucky went Democratic. but
there is close contest IN severa! Con-
gressionnl Districts, and Speaker Carl
isle was reelected by bare majority.
The Republicans claim four Con.
gressmen in Virginia.
North Carolina remains Democratic,
though the Republicans claim large
gains.
In Indiana the Republicans claim
gain of three Congressmen and the
election of their State ticket.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Califor.Ia Democrass Jubilaas.

The Democrats of California are
iubilant over the election of Bartlett
and q majority of the Democratic tick
ct. The Examiner says: Washington
Bartlett 10 elected Governor, and the
1900 Republican majority of the
Blaine year has been reversed. With
one, and possibly two exceptions, the
entire Democratic State ticket and
three Congressman are elected. Both
branches of the Legislature, United
States Senator and majority of the
Board of Equalization are alsO among
the fruits of q victory which is ell the
greater triumph for being won against
great odds. With the election of Ed
ward B. Pond for Mayor, and nearly
q clean sweep of every other important
municipal Office. there is still more to
CRAFTY the Democracy of the city and
State. Il has been a battle of the
Democracy against all corners. 1t has
been a fight against combinations and
connubiation, all in favor of a party
that had 10000 majority at the last
election. The election of the Hon. NJ.
+. Tarpey to the position of Lieuten-
ant Governor gives the arrangement
of the Senate Committees to . Demo
crat of such sterling worth and emf
nent ability that every Democrat 10
the State feels sense of personal ella
ton in the fact.
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Henry Georges Vote.

The $4,000 and more votes received
By Henry George a. the Labor candi-
date for the Mayorality ef New York
City. has awakened intense interest in
the Old World. That fearless journal,
the London Pail Mall Gazette, speak
ing Of the significance Of that vote
says: 1.-THE vote fer Henry George is
by far the most important political
event of the day. 1t is q message of
hope from the New World to the Old
an unexpected light bursting forth in
dark place. Henry George is'vision-
sry, an idealist and utterly impractic-
able, but were he as mad a. . March
hare, all the same, the votes fer him
mean Q protest against the rule of
Mammon and will give an impetus to
the question of the condition Of the
people throughout the world"
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APPLICATION FORkPATEnT.
ISLAND OFFICR.

EUREKA. NEVADA. October . 1896.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIyES THAT
y y. r. Brooks and A. c. Cleveland
Whose po-tofics address IL Taylor. White
Pine Cannty. Nevada have thi. day filed
their application for = patent for fifteen hun
dred linear feet of the Silver Bell hine or
vein belriny silver. with surface ground ak
hundred feet in width. sitnated In silver Can
Won Mining District. County Of White Pine
and tate of Nevada, and designated by the
h.ld notes and ofnea plat on die In this
Office a. Lot Number -. located On unsnr
veyed land, said Lot No. IS being desrribed As
follows. 10 wit
Beginning al pot marked No. /. L. 8.
survey No. As, Silver Bell Lode, also marked
post No |. L. =. surrey No. 80. Blue Bell
Lode whence L, =. mineral monument Ne.
bears y. ~ deg. 4. 70l feet, an open cut on
this lode bears \. ~ deg. 30 min. Ws4f5 feet,
an open cut and tunnel upon this lode bears
IS deg. so min. W, 400 feet; thence let course
s.. deg 80 min. E.. $3.50 feet TO post marked
No. 2. L 3. survey No. IS: thenes I'd course
n, 81 deg. w :, 600 feet TO post marked No. 3,
u. s. survey No Is: thence I'd course NJ,
deg. 30 min. W. 1880 feet to post marked No
I, L. 8 survey No. -, also mark cd post No.
2, U 8. survey No. 30; thence 4th course ;. !,
81 deg E :, 600 feet to poet No. l, the place Of
beginning, containing - 60l00 acres.
Magnetic variation. 10 deg. 30 min east.
The location Of this Mine 10 duly recorded
In the Recorders office of Silver Canyon Min.
ing District. IN Book A, page IL Of the Min
ing Records Of said District.
This claim 10 bounded on the north by the
Blue Bell mining claim. U. s. survey No. 80.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Silver Bell mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claim with the Register of the United States
Land Once at Eureka. in the State OF Ne.
yada, during the sixty days period OF pub
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred BY
virtue Of the provisions OF the Statute.
d. IL. HALL. Register.
II 10 hereby ordered that the tore going notice
Of Application for . Patent be published for
the period Of ten consecutive weeks In the
White Pine News, weekly newspaper pub
lisAed at Taylor, Nevada.
octs-i0w d. II. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13

The large smelling furnace built in
Egan Canyon. White Pine county, by
General Rosecrans, twelve years ago,
is being taken down. and will be- ship
pea to Reno and added to the plant of
the reduction works. Reno Paper.
We know Of no smelling furnace in
Egan. Only the San Jose Company
mill, and that is not furnace.
There are AZ students at the State
Universary of Nevada.
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WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.
AR

Carrying U. .. Mails sad wells. Easss
a Cs.'s express
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BLANKS! BiAMksl sLAHksl

Neatly Ersestsd at the NEWS orTics
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13
III Points in Southern Utah.

Thirty pounds Of Baggage allowed each
passenger.
Return Tickets good for thirty days.
Positively no rebate allowed commercial
travellers on Round Trip rates.
Railroad. Freight aad TrsasPortst'sn
Line.
Teams ofthe above line will deliver Frsignt
ut Taylor and points South, leaving Eureka
every twelve days, or IS often ~ the business
demands II.
W. r. GRIFFIN, General Agent,
Eureka. Nsvsds'
SOL HIP. Agent, Taylor, NeV.
w. J. TOWNSEND, sept.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13

Hartford Comm Telegram 1t is an
outrage that capitalists in the West
are permitted to hire Q lot of armed
ruffians called "Pinkerton men" when
ever they have trouble with their en-
plOyes and desire t, play the role Of
bulldozers.
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NO. S4l.
APPLICATION FOR A Patent.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.
EURFKA. Nevada, October u, 1855. /

.
Eureka, Nevada. October -, 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j..
~ B. and C, A. Mathswson. whose post
Office address is Hamilton. W ite Pine coun-
~, Nevada, have this day fled their applicA-
ton for y patent for fifteen hundred linear
silver. with surface ground elk hundred feet
in width. aud five acres for . mil site. ritua-
ted in Patterson Mining District. County Of
Lincoln, and State OF Nevada. aud desiRna-
ted by the field notes aud official plat on ale
In this Office AZ lot No. thirty-seyen (3Tl, A
and b. located upon unsurveyed land. The
exterior boundaries of - Lot No. 81, "A and
b being n follows. to-Wit:
Beginning at pos, marked No; !. L. >.
survey No. 81 A. u. 5. Mineral Monument
No. benTs \. ~ f., 40 ieei, an open ct
upon this lode bears =. - deg. 10 min ",
~ feet, post marked No. !, GrsT Eagle mil
site. U. 5. survey No 81 b. bears n. ~ deg
~ min. T.. J0s feet; thence lst cour'e :, z
Dig. 70 min. r. llU0 fer TO post marked No.
Z. e. ). survey No. Il A: thence I'd course :,
81 deg. 20 min. W GoO feet 10 post mark ed
No. 4. [: ;. survey No. - a; thence ard
course n. deg - mia. w, l1Ul feet To pest
marked No. 4, c. S. survey No M A; thence
9Th course N. 81 deg. ~ min. E.. s0l feet TO
post No. |. place of beginning. containing
20 56.lO0 acres.
Also the following described tract Of land
for a nIllsite:
bfgiuNlHk IT y Vst mhFArI w - IL -
survey No. u u, GREY EaYie nillsiie. whenee
post 40. I, u. :. ,Hrvey No. n A, Grey Eagl.
lode bears ~ deg. N min. W. 'OE2 feet.
= spring upon tn, niil.ite bears N. ~ deg.
W., ~ feet: thenco 1T cOurSe 5 - d.g. %
min. w. g. fact to post marked No. 2 L. )
survey No. 81 b; hence 2nd ~ .rss y. =. 81
deg. ~ min. W.. 80 feet L. post maFked No.
Z. u. : survey No u b: thence IA colrse Y
y deg 30 min. 4 go feet psi marked No
4. 1. suryey 70. y B: thence Alb course
sd z. ~ min. F.. 80 fcei % pas; No. /.
n place o. begin ming containing i've seres
Matnti. Variation. Dig. - min. Z
The loea ion OF thi. nins - reeefde, IN the
Recordsr's Office At Paitersen Mining Di.
irici Lincoln Comfy. Nevais This cain J..
BON led hy 10 krOvf elsiins.
Any and all persons clHi ming adversely an
noftnn Df .aiA Cry Eagle Min"sr fic,
groubd N. required - ~. their aIv-fse
claim with thu T. glitter n the Unit i Sta'es
Land Ofics ~ Eureka. in fh State II Me-
vadA. darIng he sixty days period Of IN bill
cation hereof. or they will he barred by vir-
tue of the psoyision Of the statute.
d. II. HALL. Register.
Iii. hereby orlered that the fOr"goinr
notice Of application fer patent DO published
for the period Of ten consecutive weeks IN thu
White in Ngws. Q weekly paper published
at Taylor White Pine Comfy. Nevada.
nS-iUw D. II. HALL. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13

Silver has run up to dollar an
ounce. This will cause much joy to
the hardy toilsrs after the white metal.
Let u ell earnestly hope the upward
tendency will be continued until it
reaches 81 90 go.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-13

john Henry annsunces to the citi.
Gems of Taylor that he has 900 cords
Of wood to give away, aud those want
ing it will do well to call on him.
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Born.
REILLY-In Hamilton, October D, 1855, to
hrs. James Reilly. q son.
atr0.
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Z. S. King and W. II. Meek have this
day sold and delivered 10 ". &. Lyons all
their right. title and interest In the Taylor
Drug Store and all the stock now in said store.
C.. S KING,
W II. MEEK.
Taylsr. New. Oct. ssth, 1896. nS-st
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QDat. Sbnina & sphn

Mit benz Serannaben Ser perbfiai.
lon feigert ii9 audi piebet bds 8ebiirf,
nib unisres Magens fiir fu bitantielt
Speiien. uniere 9auptnabrlang bleibt
bag Sleii6, unb I'm fol6es fsif@ UNI
gut gu erlangen, fann man u9m6glid
einen 5uoerldifgeren Marft finbeH, ala
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8ei9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ges
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fernung i6dOli@er Sngrebieu5en Beg
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big in ibren 8~iebb0fen einen groBen
Gorratb BON Waitpieb, aus tpel6em
nur bas 8elte fir ibre &unoen sewdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient iein min, Der
beiu@e ben Marft, So. 511
Mpenue s. 1,10tli
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User lit Ereu @inslpfp 2

Da bieie 6ruse oft ssitellt wirb, mplen
mir einfad fasen, baB fe cine Dame 1T,
bic es iid ieit 80 Sabren our Nufsabe madz
te, 6rauentranfhsiten, bauptid9li& aber
&tnberfranfbeiten gu ftubiren. Sie bat
bic S%cnitttuticn unb bic BebirfniGe bieler
3ablretden Stafen Defenders seprift uub
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idenalters ale arantenpflesertn unb Nr3t
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ale beicuberes Wittel fir aabnenbe &inber
5uiammenseieet. Dieie Webtsin Bat cine
masii@e 8irtunS Fe sibt 8ube unb
@eiunbheit unb erbdlt pffenen 9eib. Sn
SOlse bieier Mebisin 1T Trau Winslow
weltberabmt sewprben als Wobltbdterin
Der 8inber. limb bic 8inber werbeil sroB
unb banfen ibr bafir. Gu9 in bieier 9tabt
BAT iie bic Sinber gu Dant rerpfidtet.
@rOBe Quantitdten bes SpDtbins @prup
werben bier tdslid berfauftun perbrau1t.
Wir Slauben, Mrs. Winslom bat lid
bur& bieien Nrtitel unfterblt@ semadt
uno mir iinb Iber3eu9t, baB bur4 beniel>
ben Eauience bon &inberu serettet purben
unb baB WfiIionen beaielben nod nit
GrfOls sebrau4en merben. Seine Wutter
bat tire Bfi4t setban, penr fe nidt
Wirs. Binslom's SoOtbin8 Sprup ans
wanote. Seriudt eS Nue : Gables 0ilitpr
Stem Oorf. = gu p~erfaufen Bel allen
Dru9siiten. 25 Gents bic 6lai9e.
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San antOuiO, asras, /. snIi 1885.

San antonio, 9eras, 1. Snli 1885. :
SD taufte in biefer etabt elm @adet bon
&orsforbs Self faitns Breab @reparation,
naiersos e eirtr &emif9sn nnterfa6uua uub
Eube, bab bafeIbe bon reinen nnb ni1t aiftiaen
8bsmifaIieu sufammensefett til.
Die 5bss bes prof. sorsforb mar cine birt.
tt9 srotartise, bas u~nberbauIi4e ~peinFein.
-=z 3atrous ireI@es in allen Gdnen bas
onbrefultat bon allen aus @~einReinrabm unb
Aatrun 5uiammsaSefstten 8adpnIbern 10,
bard bus I0sbare Pbosbborfaure aaa unb IA.
tssu, ben DirlIi9ea R~abrahssDertb bes grObes
snb bic aao6enfubfans s~rseusenosn eIemente
les aatnr su erfeten.
es tt F@erli9 bic Bette unb eefnnbeHe qrd.
e~ration, iDeI4e benz @nblifum iemals oFerirt
bnsbe unb iebe SHUTTER, ser bic @efanbbeit
ibfes Rinbes am 9eraea Iiest foIte tein amberes
eebram3en.
sd fam MUIR nod bic @sFdtiauns, ipslHs
BON isEisen beribmtsn gbemifer 9rOf. Baron
bon 2iebis iber biefe YrdparatiOn absesebeu
pasbe, bin5ufiasn, inbem CT faste. sd BE.
tradte biefe G~rinbnns ais cine ber uitIidfsu
0abeu, pet6e BIZ. BiHenf6aft Der @euf6bsii
1~eIiefert bat.@
Bei alien @rOcerS ~ babes.
Berfu3t eS. 25,11 ,tum6W
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SdmurrhptDen 0etlmttteI.

$dmorrboiben baben sew0bnliG borber.
sebsnDe s9mersea I'm &iiden, eenosa nnb benz
nnterleibe. 10 bab Der @atient slaubt feline Rte
rem, Ober bic na@fen Srsane ieien in einem
fraatbaften 8uitanoe. 3ettpsiie ftnb 8ei@eu
bon llnberbauIidte,t sesenipdrtis, als BID
bune, l1nbebasli@teit 6eS Masens etc. Fine
gen6tisfeit wie S@weib, etn unansenebmss
SUDDEN berborrufenO, nadoem man marin
piro, 1T elm semobnli@er 8esleiter. 8linOe,
blutise uaD iudsaos san.orr9oiOea ipsrsen
SdmOrrbOiOsn Ssilmittsl, psldss brett auf BIZ
@fOrbirt, bas Rtftise SUDDEN b%efeitist nnb cine
Sauernos Seiluns bereorbrinst abgeftsut
Yreis 80 Gents. Gobreiiire: Sbe Or. 8oioafc
Mebieine 60, Wiqua, Ohio.
@ertauft BET g.. Salteber & Con.
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Sm beutf6en &ei9stage fanb Der
Nntrag Der preuBii1en @egierung aui
Yerldngerung bes Socialiten : Geiebes
fiir tpeitere 5 Sabre auf Der Saqess
orbnung. Winbiborft uno auoere Mits
glieber ber gentrums.p artei ipraden au
@unffen bes Nntrags, beftrDorteten
fe6o@ einige fleine Mbdnberunaeu.
Bebel belt cine m~eiiterbafte &ebe aeaen
ben Intrag, III tpel9er er bic Berliaer
poliaei bei9ulbigte. 9eb $ Mgenten i'm
Solbe gu baben, peI1e bic Social
bemofraten au Doreiltgen 6anblunqen
aufrei5en follten. Der Winifer BON
puttfammer tuiberfpra9 biefer ge=
bauptung 8ebels febr beftig, tporauf
ibm ber focialoemofratif9e Mbgeor6nete
Singer cine Site bon Yerfonen iber.
rei6te, pel9e Wilens fnb, 8eueiie
bafiir beiaubringen unb ibre Musiaaen
eibli9 5u erbdrten. Die @ommiifon,
uel6er ber Mntrag our 8oroeratbuna
%ibertpiefen tpurbe, foa geneigt fem,
benfelben NIT ber N~bGn6eruna anaus
nebmer, bic 9auer Der 8erldnqeruna
bon 5 auf 3 Sabre b~erab3uieben. Mud
lou itd fortan Der gelagerunss3ufan6
nur auf Berlin .ertreden unb In ben
ibrigen Stdbten, In bener CT, iebt gili
l0amburssNltona, 2eip3ig unb Glber.
feIo : 9armen) fol- er aufgeboben mer-
ben. Nubrerfeits ftebt man es ieboG
fir tpabri9einli@ an; baB Der @ntraa
i'm plenum unperanbert angenommen
merben tpirb.
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GInetuationem i'm Marfte fit 6

= Gluctnationen int Martte fir gis
feuruaaren fann Sober bermeiben, Der
feline Sroers 6ur@ piper&9 6uIts
s ausfabreu ldBt. T~abrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad benz Spnfum.
Biper & 59ultbeB baben ftets einert
enOrmen 8Orratb bon Genabrabt, gifeu.
ble@ II. 7. No., uub fie notiren frabere
niebrige preiie, tuerr bieielbeu aud
i'm Warfte iteigen.
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u mfaepaRt

Wer S9ube unb Stiefel gebrau6t,
Der gebe gu g. st. SuIIiba n, SEQ.
249 @ets@ ommereeftraBe. 9err Sui
liban 1T gegenmdrtig i'm Often, UNI elm
reues uno grOBartiges @aarenlager
ein5ulesen. 9eBbalb wirb er iein iebis
ges groBes Eager bon Stiefeln uttb
S6uben 10 big 80 proaent biliser perz
faufen als frhber, I'm &aum gu MAIDEN
fir bic neuen WQQren.
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MmmNerbnre Meffnno.

Ser slpotbefer @. @. 9ieeO bon 8indefer,
Sno., f9reibt: Sine meiner &un6en, 4oniia
@ife 8artonia, &anpotpb @ountb, Snby lit
felt LANCER Belt an aus5ebruns unb mar bon
ibr.n MerSteu alfgegeben porben. sic hOrte
bon 81. &inss 2ep DISCOVERY gssen Gus3eb.
RING eua0 faufte bas NittteI bel mir. Na6 G
@onaten tam fe gu Gus mad unierer Stabt,
cine Gntfernnng bon 6 Meilen, nnS 1T iest 10
melt bergefelt, bab le ben @ebrau9 bes Wfit.
telS eiugetelt bat. Sic ber0anft bemislben ibr
Qsben.
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@crane 10 mt.

8iele sebifenlofe 8ertdufer m0sen @uG ia.
gen fie baben 9eiImittel fir Suffen unb @rfdI.
tunsen, bic serabe 70 gut iinb als Der aIte
auUerlafise Or. Botanic Sufens unb 2ungen.
Sbrup, unb penn ibr ni9t barauf betebt bic.
ies 3eilmittel gu erbaIten, berbet ibr febr an.
sefibrt tueroen. 9reis SO Gents unb $I.00.
8ertauft bel 8. &aIteyer C Con.
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= Sn Berlin bat fi6 cine vGriebenss
Geieli daft" mad Dirt ber snglif9en
gNrbitrationzS ocietp" gebilbet. Oreis
Big Wfitglieber bes &ei9staga, barunter
Wir4op nnb &ei@ensperser, finb Der.
ielben beigetreten.
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fur
ale Slut. unb Sautfranfbeiten. aurirt bic
i9Iin,lniten Sale bon 8IutperQiftung bis aur
semObnli9en Slime. @ebrau9sonneiiung auf
Der Etifette, Gabriairt bon Der Alamo Mft'g
Company uab sum 8ertauf an @ieoerberfdufer
uno an SrioatperiOnen bel u. Dreib San
Wutonio.
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Velvetine Powder" Dief
YrdparatiOn purbe auerit In Der preubi16en
@rmee sesen berbribte unb s~rinbise 8abe, ae.
gen bas @unbreiten ober @unblaufen, aeaen
Rridelbise uno ale Der tleberbisuns oes 8lutes
ent'prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten a~ngepanbt.
@ls elm BUILDER fit 8inber itebt es uniibertrof.
fen ba. Yreis % gents. 1raparirt unb sun1
gerfauf BET ". Sreib, alamo Drug Store,
Gan Wntonto. :
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@audern finb bic aabritote IN,

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9. %. Sail & Ut in Baltimore be-
items su empfeblen. yS9warser &eis
fer" - rSiegel @anaiter" = r@riner
Yortorico" &C. iub anerfannt mufers
gtltige Sorten. 8eftes Bacterial uno
iOrgfdltisite 3ubereituns iinb sepdbrs
Ieiitet.
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uub ~erforhern be Mntpenbun9 zines SefImitteIs, bas
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tay.a 9utt's @tuen mot tires Gleiasn. Sbre
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