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ANARCHIST SYMPATHIZERS.
Knights of Labor DenOunce the Chicago Yer.
dict as an Outrage Upon Common Justice.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30-A joint meeting of the
Knights of Labor of District Assemblies "a and
81 which have membership of about 10000,
and include all the Knights in this city and
county, was held tonight to take action concern
ing the trial and sentence of the condemned An
archists. District Assembly "a recently passed
resolutions on the subject, and asked No. 81 to
indorse them. The latter body decided that the
subject was of such importance that joint ses-
sion of both assemblies should be held, at which
the Knights of Labor of Cook county should be
represented. About 400 Knights were present,
and the following declaration of their attitude on
the verdict was agreed to, with only few dis.
senting voices:
'We believe that the verdict in the recent
trial. condemning seven men to death and SEN
fencing one to fifteen years Imprisonment was
an outrage upon common JUSTICE and an assault
on free speech aid the right OF the people TO
peaceably assemble for the discussion of their
grievances
I'VE believe that there is an cver-increasiug
sentiment among the common people Of this
country that the courts of justice too fire.
quently manipulated in the interest of wealth
and power, and that those who are poor are fre-
QueItly outraged in our courts in the name of
law.
Believing that the late trial was conducted by
the prosecution with malice and prejudice-util-
izing, as it did informers, disreputable Pinker-
tons and perjured Gilmsts, and a bailiff who
declared that he would not summon anyone as a
juror who. in his opinion, was not in
favor of hanging--we therefore express the
hope that the Supreme CourG of the State of Illi-
nois may grant new trial. so that the evergrow-
ing conviction among the common people
namely. that the courts of law are only in the
interest of the rich-may not find additional
proof in this instance"
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Cable Notes.

Baron Seckendortf a professor in the Vienna
College of Agriculture, committed suicide, yes
terday, by shooting himself in the mouth with a
revolver.
The Paris Municipal Council has deputed Dr.
Chasing to visit the Italian faster, Merlatti for
the purpose of ascertaining if abstinence from
food endangers his life.
Severe shocks of earthquake were felt at
Munich on Monday, and reports from various
parts of Allgan state that similar manifestations
were experienced there
Cardinal Manning yesterday ordained into the
Roman Catholic priesthood Lord Charles
Thyme. aged seventy-three years, and for
merly canon in the established church.
At the conference of the Scotch Liberal Asso.
citation, yesterday at Hawick, twenty eight or
ganizations were represented. The conference
adopted resolutions of confidence in Mr.. Glad
stone and in favor of home rule in Ireland and
Scotland.
Maj. Otto Wachs, a German military officer,
is about TO publish brochure on Englands po-
sition among the nations Of the world, with spe-
cial reference to her relations with Russia. The
publication will be friendly criticism from mil
itary and political points of Wow. Major
Wachs's previous brochures on the channel tun-
mel question and on the Egyptian campaign
were well received in England
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sncci BEGINS Another Fast.

PARIS, Dec I'M. Succi, the Italian faster.
began an exhibition of his fasting powers, aided
by the use of his mysterious elixir, this morning.
Immediately previous to beginning his period
OF abstention from food, he partook of hearty
meal, consisting of oysters, beefsteak. wine,
coffee, etc. During his fast he stipulated TO
drink only aerated waters in addition to his
mysterious liquor, which he will partake of
daily. Of this liquor Mr.. Succi refuses to
allow an analysis. but says he will substitute for
it. on the twentieth day of his fast, another
liquor, which he will allow TO be analyzed. He
says the first liquor is a rank poison, for which
the latter is an antidote
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this was factor TO be considered with regard to
American competition in the markets OF the
world. Europe would soon see what the result
would be if the debts of its various states con-
tinued in such unnatural proportions, compared
with the debt of the United States.
Minister Won Scholtz, replying on hehalf Of
the government, said that any man who asserts
that Germany is unable to afford the money re-
quired to insure her safety, stated an untruth.
Hon. Won Benda regretted that the govern
ment had not brought forward fresh proposals
to tax readily taxable articles, such as brandy.
He felt sure that Germany would not be back
ward in making any sacrifices that might be
necessary for her security.
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GERMAN FINANCES.
Debate in the Reichstag the Proposed In
oroaao Of Tavotf0,,

Debate IN the helcnstag on the proposed In
crease of Taxation.
BERLIN, Nov 30.-The Reichstag to day COM
menced the debate on the budget. Herr Jacoby,
Secretary of State for the Imperial Treasury In
tho course of long statement concerning the
estimates, contended that in view Of the oppos-
ton to the taxation bills recently submitted, the
government had no other way TO meet expendi-
lures than by increasing the matricular
contributions of the states forming the
empire. Referring to ths currency, he
said the treasury had disposed Of
a quantity of bar silver to the Egyptian govern
ment. Egyptian coins were being made in the
Berlin mint. without prejudice to the attitude of
the German government on the currency ques
ton; both silver bars and pieces bad been sup
piled at the request of Egypt.
Herr Rickert, Progressst attacked the gov
ernment for it's tendency to swell instead of de-
crease the outlay. The United States govern
ment he said, had reduced its debt one-half, and
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aid, to the State delegates of the Irish National
League of America, in view of the present crisis
in Ireland
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 80.
s'Sir-The Tory government of Great Britain
has once more evinced it's incapacIty to govern
Ireland by other means than coercion Our
brethren in Ireland are again called upon to
show by courage, suffering and selfsacriice
that they are the heirs of their fathers heroism
The time has come when we should prove by
our actions, that our hearts beat in unison
with theirs in common love Of Ireland and
liberty. A few weeks since we promised that,
should England again have recourse to coercion.
we would stand by them. We must now redeem
that pledge. Public meetings are proclaimed
police are being crowded into the country to
overawe and, should opportunity offer, to
slaughter the people; prison cells await the
tions leaders, and every engine of oppression
and unconstitutional legislation is about to be
used to prop mp tyranny and injustice, and to
crush the legitimate aspirations of Ireland. We
must see to 1t that our promise of assistance was
no idle boast State delegates are called upon
to proceed at once to the work
of organizing the League 10 their re-
spective States and provinces They should
use every means to increase the membership of
existing branches and establish new ones, and
should urge the officers of branches within their
jurisdiction to devise means to promptly raise
funds and to forward them to the national treas
urer, Rev. Charles O'Reiy D. D., of Detroit,
Mich, in aid of the evicted. We must not sta nd
idle in the face OF the present crisis Experience
has proven the futility OF coercion to crush
determined and united people. With the loyal
aid of her exiled children, Ireland must come out
of the struggle unconquered, unconquerable,
victorious! JOHN FITZGERALD President"
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cholera in Buenos Ayres-ImplOring the
Protection of the Saints.

BUENos AYREs, Nov 30-In the lunatc asy-
lum here the cholera cases average ten daily.
while among the inhabitants Of the city the
victims do not exceed eight any day. At Rosa
rio the condition is somewhat improved; there
were only twenty eight new cases and fourteen
deaths yesterday. In the city Of Cordova the
center of communication between Buenos Ayres
and the upper provinces, procession compris-
ing 1000 persons passed through the streets,
yesterday, earring images of saints. and praying
for a decline of the epidemic. There We're
twelve new cases and five deaths in the city, and
the population is greatly alarmed.
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Franoe. Eneland and Eevpt.

PARIS. Nov. 3O.-The Journal des Debats
says: France has no desire to replace England
in Egypt when Egypt is evacuated but If evacu-
alton is to be conditional upon England remain
ing absolute mistress of the country, agreement
is impossible. British pleas for time are equiva-
lent to indefinite occupation. France does not
make this occupation casus belli, but declares
that her interests and rights are prejudized
hv II
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John Rripht,s Philosophv

LONDON, Nov. 30-John Bright writing in
reference to the proposed removal of the lace
industry of Nottingham from that place to
districts where wages are lower, says he hopes
that the workingmen will soon make the dis
covery that it is not to their true interest to de-
mand from their employers higher wages than
trade can paw.
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AN American Prince wanted.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Standard publishes a
dispatch from Sofa which says it is seriously
proposed at the Bulgarian capital to nominate
an American for the throne of Bulgaria.
1t is announced at Paris that Russia does not
insist upon the selection of Prince Nicholas of
MiDgrelia. as the candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
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Germany and the Pope.

BERLIN. Nov 80 The Germania says: s'rhe
governments negotiations with the Vatican con-
tinue increasingly; they have been especially
active during the last few days, aud it is re-
ported that settlement on the basis Of complete
intente will soon be reached
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BLAINE AND EpMuNps.

The Vermont Man Indicates a Desire for Re.
sumption or A,nicabie Relations.
New York Tribune.
story comes from Washington as o seauol Of
the Blaine Edmunds affair. 1t is said that Mr.
Edmunds, since his return to Washington. has
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Steamship News.

HAMBURG. Nov. 30.-Arrived, Weiland from
New York.
MoviLLE. Nov 9O-Arrived: Furnessia, from
New York, for Glasgow.
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Appeal from President Fitzgerald.

LINCOLN, Neb, Nov 30.-The following cir
cular has been addressed, by President Fitzger-
aid, to the State delegates of the Irish National
League of America, in view of the present crisis
in Ireland:
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HooDs Sarsaparilla has cured thousands of
cases OF rheumatism. This is abundant reason
for belief that it wiz cure you Try it.
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8rieftafen. It n.

@ibbegieriger Mu iiffr eunb.
gitp. Sic tDHni9en Don uns gu ers
fabrem, mas Der sroBe Mufftritifer Der
rgrpreb" pobl nit ben na9ftebenben
Musfnbrunsen semeint baben f6nnte:
vMontegriffo (ber Wtann iit iibrigens
Elm bieberer Geuti9er, Der ieinen ebrli=
den Namen @reifenberg beritalianiFrt
bat! Mnm. b. &.) errei9te bic boben
3onlagen gefern Mbenb nit mebr Ser
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bes 0ortrags mar febr i1ma9. @r belt
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ionbertt tebrte gum iialienif9en Srigis
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gen ibn einauwenben baben, baB er aus
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ftanben baben, mas Der Mann NIT bies
len lebten Worten meint2 @brlib ges
ifanben: Stein! sic piirben iibrigens
ienen 2rititer ielbit in bic sr6bte 8erles
genbeit bringen, nenn Sic ibn fragen
tpollten, mas er ii9 bel ienen Worten
geba9t, ooer oh er f6 iiberbaupt ettpas
babel seba6t bat.
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gegas.

= Sn @alpeiton brad i1on tpie6er
Geuer bur9 bic grphlion elmer Goblens
6l 2ampe aus. 3pei 9duier in Der
@entreifraBe bra9en nieber.
= Die Mrs. @alomap in @otulla
bef1tpDr Elm Mffibabit. mad pel9ent
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f6dnbet bate. Ser Sberiff WcGinnep
uno iein @ebhlfe ma6ten fib fofort 5ur
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big. Sort fpra9en fie nit 5nei Nfdns
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unb bieie 8eiben erfdORen Me&innep
unbermutbet unb Dermunbeten feinen
Gebilfen @bmarbs burd einen 96uB
in ben &iiden. 30 big 40 Mann finb
aur @erfolgung Der M6rber aufgebro>
den unb @ouberneur Srelanb bat eine
8elobnung BON $500 auf bic @rgreis
flung berielben ausgeiebt.
- Nu6 Der Sheriff bDn 2arebo bat
bic 8erfolgung Der M6rber bes Sheriff
McRinnep unternommen.
- Sn Cisco 1T Elm ileuer pofmeiifer,
N. %. Noe0, ernannt poroen. Ser
alte poitmeifer &ebfelb min aber bas
Nmt nidt abtreten unb nun ueiB man
ni6t, mas aug Der Sa9e Deroen foa.
= Gin @omite in 0Dufon bat bes
f9loifen, ben Charter ber 6tabt auf3u=
geben. Oie S1ulben Der Stabt belau=
rem fi6 auf u MiliOntn unb bic Snters
ei1en fonnen ni1t be3ablt tperoen.
- Bob @olman, Der Sumes Wilbui9
in guero ernorbete, bat iib freitDillig
benz S1eriff iibergeben.
= u. &obinion in Me@renor murbe
bon benz Mai9initen @arret ermorbet.
Ser lebtere bebauptet, in Selbfbertbei=
biguna sebanbelt su baben.
- Sm iugentli1en Nlter bpn 81
Sabren farb in Neusgraunfels am %.
December 9err .Mbolpb giban6 mad
elmer lanstpierigen 2rantbeit. Ser
9erftorbene mar friiber Miteisentbiimer
Der Neu Braunfelier 3eitung. Mu9
Die alte Grau 9enne ifarb um oieie
3eit. Sic mar cine ber dlteften
Trauen ber @tabt, bic ii1 i6pn gu
friiber 3eit in Braunfels aniiebelte.
= Dte Garbigen In Daingerfiel6 bats
ten einen @briifbaum sepuBt, fit 6efen
@intritt elm gintrittsgelb BON Is Gents
berlangt lperben fDate. Cine Nn5abl |
ber Garbisen NOR bagegen unb iiber bies
Ie Waeinungsperi9iebenbeit entftanb |
cine G9ldgerei, in rel9er elmer oer
Garbigen 9eiGofen tpurbe.
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Nferne betreffeno.

rMit 0ersniisen fage id, baB als
meiae pferbe am fogenannten 2ungens
fieber Iitten, fie babur6 geiunb Dur=
ben, OaB iie tdglidb 5tpeimal (fhifig)
Sim mons 2iper &egulato 0 +
in nn5enooien befamen" &c. s. M<
6ener. @igentbiimer BON Mi6ener's 8
@rpreB, Sobnstomn, ga.
sd tpinide gu iasen, bob ems
meiner mertbponen Yferbe bic Golif be-
fam; nadbem i'd aGes M0sli6e per-
fu6t iiel es mir elm, Goa i'd fein 5alS
i'm 6auie bate, 5immons 2ioer &eguz
lator ananmen5en. Nls id bem Sbiere
ettpa 4 1n3en eingegeben bate, befam
en- i'm 8erlaufe eiuer balben Stunbe
Osffnung unb iDurbe furrt. Sd benfe,
bas ift fir Sic unb fir Yieb3u6ter
iiberbaupt cine tpertbpo1e Musfunft :
u. u. SolIanb, Seiuspiae, Ga.
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mas FAM, aes@ebest 2

9urd no9malisem @eriu@ unO Mufre6ter.
baltuns oes Wfutbes fam mandeS erreidt tper'
BEN, mas unmoslid erf@eint. Sunberte boff'
nunssloier Gaae bou @ieren. unb 2eberleioen
finb Ourd electric 8itters sebeilt tporben, na9'
benz alles iibrise berseblid beriudt purbe.
Oarum benfe man ni9t, bab es teine Seilung
siebt, ionbern berfu9e electric 8itters. Gs
siebt feline anbere MeOi3in, bic 70 perfett nno
li9er bas 8lut reinigt. @leetrtr 8itters beilt
Dbspepfia. Sarn. unb ole arantbeiten Der
Nisren. llnfdabbar in allen Wfasen- uno
9eberfrantbeiten. 8u baben fit so Gents bic
Glal9e bel u. Dreib.
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unb @uitel betbeiligte fi9 an Der 9eiz
terteit innerbalb Der @ren3en ibrer
5teaung.
Wlir fommt ein @uito. Sd babe felt
Monaten ni6t serau9t. Ser Serr if
ni9t ba. Sole mir bon unten eine
@igarre = ober 5wei.
&laus mar bur6 bic 9ilbebranbiifra=
Be gegangen. als er an1 gnoe ange.
langt mar, b6rte er bDn re9ts 99rittt
unb Stimmen.
Gs tpar ibm uubequem, iebt gtens
| iden 3u begegnen. Ct f6ritt iiber ben
fei gefrorenen Damn unb f6lug bann
ben engen 5uBweg bur6 ben Sbtere
garten ein.
Inter feinen 59ritten fnirl6te unb
d13te ber barte 99nee.
Die Bdume itarrten In eiiger &ruife,
unb bas @edif in pbantaftiiben gerz
i9lingungen gliberte i'm Monbi9ein.
Srpb Der febr empfinDli9en Gdlte
ging &la,,s 5iemli6 langfam.
IS mar berielbe Meg, Den er in Der
i6piilen 9odiommerna6t seuan6elt
mar, unb ct mar i'm ni6t mieoer ges
gangen. Nu9 bamals mar iein Sinn
befdwert getDeien.
9lber bamals NOR er nod gliifli9 ges
tpeien i'm 8erslei6e at beute. 9lb, ies
ne tribe Mbnung, bic in iener Na1t 10
f9miibl auf ibn1 gelegen, bate ibn nidt
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pabr, unerbittli1 tpabr: er mar tief uus
gliidlid, unb ungliidlid Our@ iein
8eri9ulben.
gr bate iein Coos nit benz eines
Weibes berfniipft, bas ME bic Seinige
merben fonnte. sic mar ni9t bios un>
gebilbet, iie mar biloungsunfdbig. sic
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Dbne baB iie es b6ie nleinte.
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i9lage an. In benz anoere Begriffe BON
benz, mas re9t unb gut, mas i1idli1
unb iitili6 lit, berriden.
Dab er oas erft ieBt einieben mnBte
-ieBt, ba es gu ipdt mar!
(Sortfesuns folst.)
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,Geit pielen Sabren fdon", 10 cts
tldrt 6err M. 5beis, 2Otalrebatteur
bes cincinnati Nnseiser", gebrau9e
i6 Or. Musuft 26nigs 5ainburger
Sropfen gesen aaerlei Werbauungss
bel9werben.
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Cine tpertbnplle meniainiidbe 9lbbamo=
lima.

tuWgs
Sic aussabe fir 1887 beS beipddrten meoi>
aini16en Sabrbudes, als s itetterS III.
mamad 5efannt it iet' fsrtig unb tann
foftenfrei bon gpoibefern nao ausemeinen
aauIenten auf benz ganbe in ben Ser. Staa'
ten, Merifo, ibertaupt in ieOem cibiliiirten
Ebeil Der peitliden Sen,iipbare erhaltsn iper.
ben. Diefer Almana@ 1T reselmabis am Yin.
fanse eines jeben SabreS felt LANCER als einsm
6inftel zines SabrbunbertS eridienen. ct
berbinbet nit ben beiten praftiiden &atbf9ld'
gen aur grbaItnns unb Wieberberffeuuns Der
@eiunbbeit cine srobe Mense interefanten urb
amiiianten 2eieitoffS, ipdbreno Der Ralenoer bic
aifronomifden Bere6nungen. 6ronolosiiden
Notiaen &c. NIT GROCER Sorsfalt borbereitet
fporoen Gnb uno fit bodft senau befunben ipsr.
ben. Die Nusgabe bon SoifetterS AImana9 fur
1887 pirb mabrfdeinli6 bic groBte Ausgabe
eiues meDisiniiden @erfes iein, Oas ie in ir.
genb einem 9anoe erfhienen 1T. Die Gigen.
fbimer, Die Serren Sofetter 6 60, 4ittsburgb.
@a, beriAiden sesen ginpfans elmer 3Dei
Gent. Briefmarfe Elm Gxemplar an iraeuo cine
gerfon, bic OenieIbem midt in ibrer Madbar.
fdaft erbaIten fann.
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- Wdbrenb eines Rirhenefens In
sipma fanb ein b6fer Sunge in elmer
@de bes @tales einen &rug @9naps
unb mart Gautabaf binein. Nm nd1=
fen Sage batten bic ger3te bes Ortes
iieb5ebn Mdnner 5u Granfen, tpel1e
bur9 ben rgisream" bergif.
tet tpor6en paren, unb bic G15nen
tpeinten fidb urter 8etbeuerungen ib=
rer unfhulb Sic Neuglein aug.
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@alIawap's pbotosrapbif6e
@aaerie bat bic preiie bon BbOtOgras
pbien big nod ben Geiertagen ernie
brist. gs 1T alio ieBt bic 3eit, um
bic bette Arbeit Slt reoucirten preiien gu
erbalten.
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q d tuna!

q. S. Tor & Co.. $50. 266 Cont
merce @trabe, perfaufen bic feinifen
6errn= unb Damen Mobemaaren, f0>
tpie S6ube unb Gleiber 5u erltaunli9
billigen preiien. I'm gefdligen Beiud
tpiro gebeten. 27,9,tum6M
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Aransas Bay Saloon,
nahe Mfanfae Yab DEPOT.

n1be MtanIuB Fug Drppt.
Fred Mockert, Gi8enthaner'
pie fsiuifen Weine, CUTE Whistles un6 ei'
an6re uub famofe gigarreu. GiStaltes ett9
WiIpaufee anb snbeufer Bier ffets on 3ano.
r. Sir Damen 1T Elm elegant eingeridtetei
NarIor reisrbirt. 7,10tSW
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= Bel Der Weibnadtsfeier in 9ous
ton wurbe cine Gnabe bur6 bic
Bruit gei6ofen uno wirb pabri9einli9
fterben.
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= 8ei Der Geuermerferei am Weibe
na9tstage 81 paleitine purbe elm Wann
bur9s 8ein geidofen.
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Saltet Sure 2ampem tn SrSnmng inO
hrennen0.

Die Mlamo Oeleompaenie liefert bus
Del. I'm Orbers nirb gebeten uno
oas Del ipirb prompt abgeliefert. Sfs
flee 237 Of 9oufonftraBe. Selez
pbon 351. 6,ll,t6Wt
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8mdlens Mruiea=salbe.

Die bette SalDl Der 9SeIt fiir S9nitte
Nmetf6uusen, @eidwiire, syieber- unb Saut.
bsuIea naO ale sauttranibeiien; furirt sa.
mOrrboiben ober feine 8e3abIune. @oIIige
Classification sarantirt ober baS @eIb pirb
auriiderfattet. rs Gents bic @dadteI BEL u
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-28
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-28

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