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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

CHICAGO, ILL Oct. Judge Bagley
this morning dismissed the motion for
an injunction, prayed for by the New
York & Chicago Grain and Stock Ex-
change vs. the Board OF Trade and West
ern Union Telegraph Company, tores..s,s'
the defendants from Withholding tele-
graph reports OF market quotations. The
court held that the board OF trade
has certain powers granted II,
among which are the right TO control
aud govern It's members in their use Of
privileges which they enjoy as such. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Held Up and Bru,ally Beaten- Buying
Wool,
Special to the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Oct. This
morning William Jerner, a respectable
farmer Of this county, came into the city
with a story Of abuse and wrong, The
night before he was stopped, so he tells,
by Gus JOINER, Price Joiner and hired
man, the first two his nephews and the
latter cousin. He was badly beaten
about the head The case is now in the
courts. The offenders have been arrested,
To-day dog with the rabies was
killed here.
and bought 10000 pounds of wool in this
market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
DIED in n school House.

special TO the Gazette.
KINGSTON, TEX, Oct. LA man was
found dead about two miles north OF here
yesterday morning in Robertson school
house. He had been there two or three
days. The citizens had visited him and
insisted that he go TO some OF their
homes where he could be cared for, but
he refused, stating that he found he had
some kind OF fever that they would con-
tract. He was about five feet eleven
inches high, forty or fifty years old, and
said his name was Harrlsi that his home
was In Kentucky. HIS remains were IN
tered at the cemetery at this place after
an inquest by Squire Edwards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
yery A,,ght shocks.

CHARLESTON, s.NC., Oct. LA slight
shock here about O'Clock this morning,
but it was so slight twas not felt by the
majority Of people. There were slight
shocks at Summerville last night, but
none Of them have been more perceptible
than the tremors felt almost every day
since August 81. All reports Of heavy
shocks and tidal waves are absolutely un.
true. The weather to-day was bright and
pleasant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
FIRE RECORD.
Hotel Burned at Bells.

Special to the Gazette.
BELLS, Tax, Oct. Last night at
about l2;I5 o'clock, the Belmont hotel Al
this place was discovered to be on fires
The alarm was given, hut before any help
coald arrive the whole building, which
was framed house, was flercely burning,
and the fire was beyond control. The
house and contents were total loss,
which will amount to between $4,000
or $4,000. There was no insur-
ance, The hotel was the property OF
b. II. Sanders. The family lost all their
wearing apparel, they were forced TO
leave In SUCH hurry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
SHERMAN.

Governor Throckmorton Getting wclI-The
Grand Prelate.
Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. Hon. j. w.
Throckmorton returned last night from
Dalby Springs, accompanied by DR.. Foote,
and spends in highest praise Of the medi-
clnal properties of the springs, having re-
ceived great benefit therefrom in recuper-
ating his health.
DIR. j. G. Carpenter, eminent grand
prelate Of the State Masonic Encamp'-
ment, has returned from st. Louis, where
he attended the meeting of the Grand I'm
campment of the United States
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
HENDERSON.

Alliance Cotton shipped TO HoustOn-A Ne
gro Fatally Injured.
Special to the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, Oct. Ninety bales
Of alliance cotton brought to this city to-
day by members Of the Rusk county ALI
ance, after having bids placed upon 1t by
buyers OF this city, were shippedto w. d
Cleveland Of Houston.
A negro named Marshall Flanagan,
while bringing cotton into town to-day
fell from his wagon while coming up
South street, falling In front OF the fore
wheels. Both wheels passed over his
body, breaking his right arm and mang-
ling his body frlghtfnlly. He died In a
few hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Notes from Lempasa..

special 10 the Gazette.
LAMpAsAs, Tex, Oct. Trade has
opened up orIskly. Cotton is coming in
lively and our merchants are all wearing
a happy smile.
The state campaign will open here on
October 8 by Hon. j. ID, Sayers, followed
by Dohoney on the 9th.
The taxable value OF Lampasas county
has increased this year S56 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
GALVESTON.

-Four Hundred German Immigrants for
Texas.
Special 70 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE Nor
g9n steamship New York arrived to-day
from New York.
The German steamship Wiser, from
Bremen, arrived outside to-day with 400
German em'grants for Texas. The
emlgrsnts win land tomorrow and I'M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Notes from FIAtonia.

Special 70 the Gazette.
FLArosIA, TEX, Oct. yesterday
Mrs Kuessell, mother of our citizen, Mr..
Henry Kuessell, was buried here.
To-day the infant son OF Prof. ID. A..
Paulas was brought here from Bellsvllle
for interment.
Flfty-five hundred bales OF cotton have
been sold here this season. The crop
will be % per cent short.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

Special % he 5hLeIIo'
GREENvILLE, TEX, oct. l.-Both
Shorty, the negro who was shot night be-
fore last by Bill Russell, white man,
died this morning. Out OF the several
negroes who have been stabbed and shot
a. the same negro den this is the Arst one
70 die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
sent Oh for seventies en- Years.

Special TO the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Oct. lin the
United States court to-day Il. G. Daniels
was found guilty Of counterfeiting, and
punishment was assessed at seventeen
years In the penitentlary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
A. H. Douglass Promoted

Special to the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, Tx, Oct. 1.--Mr. A. H.
Douglass OF Fort Worth has been appoint
ed master mechanic Of the Texas & Pacific
railway, with headquarters at this point,
vice Thomas Fielden, resigned. Mr..
Douglass arrived to-day and entered upon
his new duties,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
AnEIatant Gonernl Manager,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1.--Charles NJ.
Hayes has been appointed assistant gen.
eral manager of the Wabash system, the
appointment to take effect to-day. Mr..
Hayes has been private secretary TO Col.
A. A. Talmage for several years past. He
is, probably, the youngest man in the
United States occupying 30 high and Inn
portant position, being under thirty
years OF age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

Boring to depth OF HOO feet, with no
success. has been continued by a Henry
county IN farmer in search OF petro-
leum, which, medium informed him,
a5oahded ON his iunds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
DuGy's Pure Malt Whiskey
and
DufIy's Formula.



l43 CArHzRrNB 81, KLIEABErH, N, J,
BiTs-My trouble has been ohropi0 malaria
was completely run downi no apprt'e, skin
sof yo sGn pny 'qE ars SGf wssy and
DufyS Formula, ana could not ask 70 ieI
better than do. l gained ~ popnds the
ilp JACKSON ST.. PArKRsoN, N, J.
Dear slrt-Aea result Of. using yonr Dnnys
Puri Malt Whskey and Duifys Formula l
nnd that ali the mSlarlNl feelings | had have.
been expelled my appetite has returned and
Agtadugl increase In weight and strength nAs
taken place. JOHN DUFFY
4sPmE Or. ELTgABErn, N J.
9 ,sS ase Of Vau hsDe Sssf Pure Rs WHISKY
and Duhy's Formula "a pressing w tne oniln
u years have been troubled ALTO with my
lungs and blood spiltihE. which hs els2 pean
relieved A. J. 0LkEsoh,
322 YonK ST., ". PmLA,, Pa.
Dentlemen-I had malarial fever, which was
followed By typhoid and pneumonia Phys
clans prcscfibed cod.liyer OH bat did not I'm.
Bunfsss fuf S'M n %ste Sn and Pi S vS
uis They az me gS9d A. once was H \. s
sbe 70 make Inc progress aid IN a short
WIN. LlNDEMKYER
"a HorKxs ST. brooklyn, ny.
psS .Ss VIC Sss ana s1 %i Der rsoos
cry she was troubled with very BAD cough.
sSs ssf a si S'sa S
Key and she thought Il helped her. ! sent iof
yonf liaw Beei Formula and prepared II atonco
ard am happy 10 inform you her cough Was
entirely cured. bhe etill contluuce 70 peg
your Whiskey ~ tonic. ] have recommended
Il 10 several aged people, and they praier u -
any other BlimulanL MARIA n LYNCH.
HAaERRr0wH, ND
oentlcmea--I had been for Year, suffering
With chlliA and received no permanent fehef
In the banda OF q physician. The uAlady
brought on hemorrhages but am pleased 70
gAy that es a result u using your Dgnys
p1re Malt Whiskey and Dnnys Formula, I
an feeling better than have In Gr ychrA And
regard ~ power m curing InalAfie a. some
thing WONDERFUL ,. II. bOONh.
THE DUFFY MATT wnIsKRY co.
BALTfhoRh, MD.
n7-ouH WmsKnr 10 SOLD oKLr ~ BEALEp
norTLxs, HEyKh IN BULK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

Constipation originates numerous fatal
diseases. Morris Cascarine viii remove
ali traces Of this disorder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
Regret to SEQ Him Go.

Special % the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tex, oct, 1.--Mr. II. G..
Fleming, who succeeds Mr.. j. Herrin as
superintendent of the Gould system in
Texas, arrived last night and assumed
charge of his duties to-day. Mr.. Elem
ing was formerly superintendent Of the
Iron Mountain Southern railroad. Mr..
Herrin takes the superintendency OF the
Iron Mountain road, with headquarters
at st. Louis. During residence of fifteen
years in this place as citizen and rail.
road official Mr.. Herrin proved efficient
in both capacities, and made host of
friends who regret his departure from
this place,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
At sherman.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. 1.-The district
court adjourned this morning till Mon
day, and the jury still considering the
case of Jasper Partee against the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railroad for $4,000 dam
ages. At noon the jury reported that it
would be impossible for them to agree,
and they were discharged by District
Clerk FAC Farmer.
Chief Engineer X, L. VanZandt OF the
st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas railroad is
In the city, On business pertaining to the
road between this point and Mount
Pleasant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02


no killing
I've, and pas|
Il Gruce DID
that no saw
itioh toward
ACE by the|
y pistol and
ext day. Th|
Parish hefo
Ted by other
ae descrlptll
Das..4I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

A disordered liver is the bane OF life,
Take Morris Cascarine and restore Its
healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

Morris Csscarine is positive cure for
dyspepsia. Pleasant to take, mild in ac-
tion and unfailing in cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

elgii.oIln concert. The date pKed nFop
0etdber 9 AZ noon, when fhc strike
Nili Aoahiiess oecpg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

ssate nssempiias,if sssswcs 70 Eersis,
ord l, has within fhe last year 80 con- le ttt
-. n !. - aral..lll fIlnf 3 lLNlM. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

One ofthe Problems OF tho Day.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
One OF the problems OF the times is,
what shall be done with convict laborf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

The facts, a. We get tnein from reliable
aonrcee. efe that Grace bad taken Par
ssh,s wlfe aud child from Kim, end on fhe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02
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In OF VI
Rui down
oNra Oo
is express
canada owe
u customs
+. IN com!
erford bal
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lad Of his
lor, The
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hauled "
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has dec
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

Beauty
tween A
Gescttc.
TONIC, I
nd Thon
ndulged
after (la
liza, an mi
ga the l,
the opln
nature
night,
Mexican
Thonu'
the ii
and ! |
San ! '
en- by
GIRLS nu
his pit
lg on %
v down !
lis shoul
owe resu
arrested
II real hs
west and
igb the 4
alarm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

- $4,000, r'OHsI ws'AxA1A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

THE DUFFY MALT wnIsgRY CO.
BALTfhoRn, MD.
n7-Oun WHIsKnY 10 SOLD OKLr ~ hRALED
DorTLxs, NKynh ~ BuLK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-02

oentlemen-I have found the grseteat relci
In the uao of your Dufiye Pure Malt Whiskey
and Du1y's Formula IN breaking up the. chllh
and fever. With which had been troubled for
~ years have been troubled alto with my
lungs and blood sDitting. which has also bean
relieved A. J. GLEESOh.
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sim aanfmamu IN ber 1tnteraahf.

wv 1tWWtNtWtApA w VS. t|tAkcS ItWU11
ben, bnr@ elm leibenbes uub fdreienbes
Riab rasbrere WdGte Der S9laf seraubt
rurbe anb Der 3u Der lI~eber3eagunS &c.
Ianste, boB Wrs. Winslctps tScofbins
@prup serabe Der SrtileI lei, befen erfar
bas ain6 b~en5tbi8te, farfte eiaea BDrrath
bapon. Mls er na9 9attie tom uab ieis
laer Trau baSen WittbeilniiS t.a&te, net.
8erte lie ft@, benz 3inbe bon benz @efauf.
ten 90 nerabreid,en, bo fe cine Gnbanoe.
rinI ber 9ouSopatbts mar. Die n6Gffe
9a@t wurbe miebet i&taflps rsrbro9t.
Gls Der Batter att nddffsn Gage mad
Sauie fam, faub er bas 3inb fdle&ter
ais iie; ane :ba e. abettlole cine f&luhoie
Radt ~bsf$rdtste, perabrei4te Il mSbretb
BET Mnsienheit ieiper 6rei, BEN Rinbe
eine Rertipu bee 6trlpl a,nb iaate nihts
bacon. } Die @uGt, horouf j&Iief Nies
mOhI unb ber fleine S&reier er,padte
am Mcr8en NIT beiterm @ef@t. Die
Mfattsr mar erfreut iber ben, @plSsli&en
punberbsren We@fd ;iinb pbpcbI lie it@
3uerit belsibi8t ttbIte, ais ne Nuftldrura
erbielt, feste fe beunp& ben @ebrau&
bee Sqrups fort. Gdreienbe Rinber
uub iGlafieie Ra&te fub ibr 5iest pnbe.
tonnt. Cine ein5elne Brpbe NIT benz
SHrup bat nod bas 2siben iebss Sinbes
uap Dos HcrurtbeiI Der Wutter bslest.
Sns alien GpOtbeten gu buben; rs Seuts
bic 0lai4e.
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na6bem i'd unfreipiqig bic @affreunb=
i9aft biefes teranii6eu &inalbini gez
1ollen, mar er, tpie Der Seraner fagt,
in feinen Stiefeln% geforben. Sn elmer
ber bdufigen S9ieBdfaireH, bic biess
nal nod ba3u in einem Sbeater (bes
fanntli9 in benz nDr &ur3em abgez
%brannten BARRETT. Sbeater am Main=
plaaa in San Mntonio) borfieI, mar
Sen Sbompion NIT elm paar anberer
SpieBgeielen erf9ofen morben. rGriez
be ieiner If9e." St tpurbe feierli9 be-
erbigt uno Diele trauertert I'm tbn."
Wie bas bon 8erbrebungen, uebers
~tretbungen u1b Glunfereier tpimmeItt
VS. fdlt uns nun atpar 1idt eir, tenett
Ben Sbempion in S6uB nebmer unb
TIN als einen ausbun6 aqer SUI
genben btnfteQen au molen, alein
ein n8anbit" mar er .ni9t; benin
uenn ibm aud Der Sirfbooter b6uif9
loder fab, 10 bat ct f6 bod ttiemals
an fremben @igentbum pergriffen, mas
bic ge3ei9nung Bandit unbe6tnst ei1=
f6lieBen tpiirbe. IT mar, mas man
lanbldufig einen &ombD nennt, aber fett
Bandit. Ius ben II Men@9enleben,
bic Ben Sbompip1 auf benz @emiKett
baben foq, ma@t unfer Min9baufen
glei6 Sc unb berf9meigt obeneiu nod,
oaB er in ie6em ein3eItett Sale ra9=
peifen fonnte, in @elbftpertbeibigung
-geban6elt au baben. Nu9 i'm preuBis
f@en Offaierz@orps giebt es &aufbploe,.
bic ein paar Meni6en i'm Dueu erf9ois
fen baben unb Bic benno@-Dielei@t
gerabe besbalb-als befonbere SaIpns
S6men betra9tet tperben. 8eridfi6tigt
man bic freferen GDrmen bes Wefteus,
10 1T Der Nbftanb apif9en benz rMbrs
Der" Sen Sbompion unb einer1 iener
Experimentation SueIanten 10, arg
groB ni6t. Sen Sbpmpion mar hbris
gems gu iener 53eit - BON Der 6efe=
Wartegg re6et-Gitps Maribal pon I11s
tin unb oa ct bies 3u erpdbne1 Der,
giBt, ruff bas ben ginbrud berpor, aIs
noble er abfi@tli@ bic 8erbdItniFe
in ungiinitigem 2i9te gu f9ilbern.
Denn es 1T oo@ In ber Stat ettpas tpe=
fentli6 Mnberes, tpettn elm fdotii6er
Beamter-mit ~aaerbings ettpas betpeg>
ter 8ergangenbeit - Semanbel1 benz
8ouberneur borifeGen mill, aIs elm fret
umberlaufenoer 8anbit, Der rin berg
li9em ginbernebmen nit Der ppli3et
itebt." 9err bon pefesW artegg, bos
iiebt be6enfli@ nod abf9tli6er gnt=
tfelung Der Sbatfa6en aus uib lit To-
nit ri1t "fair"-
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H0TEL Val VERDE,

Del 51ip, Bal Berbe Co., Eer0e.
MRS. .. .. gIofs, Efeentb Il meria.
snesusbm gsIsosn, neus Mrrangement, auf.
mertlaule Mebienune. @itb3i6ter,- SnuaIiben
NIB @el9dftSreiieube tuerben erfadt, bas v8al
gerDs' ~ erprObsn. 81 tup
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Nihter bertbeinist bic 8erlitter.

Sn feiner groBen &ebe fit bic gins
fabrung bes 8~ranntpein : WonDboIs
batte Giirf Bismard bebauptet, baB
Der 99aapsteufeI ipecieI In Berlin be-
benfli9 berri9e un6 baB bic 8erliner
Der Srunfiu9t In DEFENDERS bobem
@rabe ergeben feien.
@ugen Gi9ter ntmmt febt bic 8erlis
tter TT S@uB unb peif aiffernmdBig
mad, tpie man sere@tfertigt bic I'm.
f9ul6igungen bes Gan3lers feien. St
f9reibt infeiner rGreifnntgen 3eitungs:
SSa feiner &e6e arn 26. Mdr3 be3ei1s
1ete ber &an3ler ben Srunf rre9t ei>
gentli9 als in ben Std6ten au 6aufe.".
ST tperbe bort ausgebtlbet, nit Bier
groB gesogen unb embtge nit 8tanrt>
tpein." ct tperbe aud ba nit biel
mebr Na@f9t beban6elt, ais auf. benz
9anbe. Der 2ansler faste banu
tp6rtli@:
rWeiti1 bier In Berlin sur s3eit bes
8odbiers cine Nieber!age anf ben Stras
Ben fattfinbet, 10 baB Der gr6bte She'll
Der 8eb6lterung, ben man auf ben
StraBen iebt, ben Sag aIs betrunten
gu betradte,1 1T, banr beiBt es: He finb
febr better getpeien, He baben benz
@ambriais glorios geopfert; bas tpirb
nit Moblpclen b~eurtbeilt. Menn ober
Der Idubli6e Arbeiter ft@ betrintt, bas
TT tuie6er gang etnas an6ers; CT tpirb
NIT Wera9tung bafir beftraft."
nngere9ter iinb bic Berltner tpobl
ntemals beurtbeilt tporben, els es NIT
p~orftebenben Worten Der 2analer ee4
than bat. Wer mag benz 2an3ler rur
iOl6e Gabeln er3dblt baben2 Greili9
lebt er felbf In feinem paIais In Der
WilbelmitraBe b6aig abgef9loKen unb
beribrt b69ff ielten unb muir flidtig
bic 8erliner StraBen.
SIS siebt tpobl faurt cine gr6Bere
6tabt in europa, 6eren Bep6lterut1g TO
nliGtern 1T unb 10 tpenig our Srunts
iu9t tIeigt, tpte bic 8erIiner Beb6ltez
rung. Sie our 3eit bes Bofbiers in
ein5elnen 2ofalen bel i96ner Witterung
Die0ei9t an SOnntass : 8ormittngen
pOrfommeaben grcefe, finb ettpas 70
N~uHaQenbes in 8erlit, baB linen in ber
prefe beionbere Mufmertiamteit ges
f9entt tpirb. @ann aber 1T ie in
Berlin nber gr6Bte Sbeil BET Bepbltes
rung, ben man ben Sag auf ben Stras
zen fiebt,@ betrunfen getpeiens Gin
8etrunfener auf ben StraBen 8erlins
1T iiberbaupt bic sr6Bte GeItenbeit. Gin
etnfa@er Bid In ben poli3eiberi9t
bdtte ben &an3ler aud bier iiberseugen
miiRen, baB Ct feiaen Sbeil Der 8ep6Is
ferung bes 2anbes ueniger fennt unb
Derfebt, als ben 8erliner. SIM Sabre
1882 purbel In Berlin AZ, 1892 perios
men bon BET poli3ei auf Der @traBe
aufsegriHen uno IN poli3eiIi9en &C.
tpabriam gebra6t 1883 betrag bieie
3abl 32,115; 1884: 26,434. Inter
biefen peripneu befanben f9 1882 nur
1853, 1883 n,Ir 98 unb 1884 muir
Il, tpel@e tpegeu Srunfenbeit In polis
aeili@en @etpabrfam gebraGt tuurben.
SO berseben alio i'm 9ur@i6nitt in
Berlin 3-4 Sage, ebe bic poliaei Elm
einaiges Nal In bic Gage fommt, in benz
gar3ett gro6et1 Berlin einen Betruntes
nen auf Der StraBe aufsusreifen.
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Gheullfer,
@an MntDntD. ............E eras.
ean antOniO. seras. l. Sui 1855.

Gan sntonio, Seras, /. Suit 1885.
SO taufte IN bieier Stabt Elm @adet bon
3orsforbs eeIf aaiFns greab Preparation,
untersoe % elmer 1smif9en latetfa9nug unb
Fnoe, ba6 baHsIbe ben rsinet unb ni9t sifiaen
G9enaitalien tn~faurmeneelett 1T.
pie Sbee bss @rOf. Sorsforb mar cine tpirt.
lid grcbdrtise, baS ,nberbauIi9e peinfein.
faure Natron, pel@es in allen SdIen bas
Gn6reiultnt ben allen aus BeinFeinrabm nnb
statrun sufammeuseietten- 8adpuIbern ia,
burd bas I0sbare pbospbOriaure aaIt unb sta.
tron, ben iuirflidsa aa~brnnespertb bes grobes
anb bic amOdeniubfaua erseussaben eleniente
Der aatur gu eriesen.
es If fi@erIi@ bic bette unb sefunbefe @rd.
a%ratiOn, iuelde BEN #ubIifum jsmals oFerirt
psrOe, uub ieDe Mutter, Der bic @eiunObeit
ibrer Rinbst am serssn Iiest, foate fem amoeses
stbrnn@eu.
50 tam unr nod bic Befdtisuns, ipeI9e
bon feIissn beribmtea gbsaiiler prof. Baron
bon eiebis ibsr bieis @rdbaration absesebsn
fpurbe, biu8ufaaen, irOstn CT fastes sd BE.
tra@te bieis G%rinbuns aIs cine Der nitlidfen
eaben, iDsI6e bic BiFtufdaft Oer gaeni9bsit
5eIiefert bat
Sci allen 0rpcers sn babeu.
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Ism. SBHtaa & gpbn.

l1niere 9auptuabruug 1T u,t6 bleibt
bas Gleif@, unb rm fol@es frif@ ian6
gut 5u erlangen, fam man. lttrn6glia
einen superIdifgeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Mm. 66fling & Sobn, SO.
511 Npe. s. Sic 9erre1 babeu BEN
@ei6maf ibrer 2uaben 9e9nung ges
tragen un6 In ibrem gtablifeme1t cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri6tet, tpel@e allen
Nuforoerungen fir grbaltltng unb @nt4
fernung f6dbli6er Sngrebien3en 56es
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beiidn.
big In ibren 8iebb6fen eiuen grnse,t
Gorratb bon Waitbteb, aus 1tuel@em
nur bas 8eite fiir lire &unoer getpdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fem miQsnber
befu9e ben Marft,I 9D. oil
1benae 6. Cat aHsT He91d0t1i
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aleiner. fin ben ssrahlfna.

Die 3eit gum Mufauf BON 5riiblingsr
unb Sou,merflei6eru. Siitetl ltn6 llnz
.teraeug lift gefommen.sl gs tpir6iif i9
fur Sebermartn, Der ipl@e n9lrtifef gep
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@es Gtepaar. Mie inb rpbur& bieeni nebel In
fnrJtr Self absebplfet perben fam, aeist Der
,gteftast9Ssstnfer," $50 Seiten, nit aabretaea
natnrsetreuen Bilberr, pelder prn BEN alien nnb bes
ipabrten beuti4enS etls Snitttat IN Saep Yerf heranssez
Bic In ben @tanb Der Gbe treten molten, iDiten ben
2 Gprad 6@tners: 30 + II mprhe 10 er ITO
eptg btnbet,1 sppff beber5isen, nnb 'has pprt
trttTsse Bud isisn, ese fs ben y t9ttsfter
In 9phmarten, ietpeM in beutl6er mte tn ensttiHeH
q Gpra@ek fret tnb fcrSlam perp r~erianbt.
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SUI CINDERELLA gdub : Store

tnb 't1eue Waaren einsetroHeu fir Sic
beporfebenbe Jrhbiabts< Sais
0 Il. Wir baben uns bur@ ben Nu=
genf9ein oaoon iiber5eugt baB bieie
Waaren:. 9amenz un6 Ginbers@ 9ube,
9erreni@ube &C., bas Beffe tnb, mas
ie i'm btefigen Marfte Dferirt tpurbe.
Die Muswabl 1T febr rei@baltig unb bic
9reiie frb ieoem 8ebirfniB aitgemeFen.
Wer elegautes unb baufrbaftes S6nbz
5eug tragen MIL, Der sebe gum
+ Cinderella g 9ubz6tpre
z gde 9oafOnftraBei& Nbe. Is.
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: Oo oemiNenIOie g~obrifouteu ber.

Da eeuiEenloie Gabritanten Der.
fu9t baben, fi9 bes Nantens Der 6irma
%. Gail q u Baltimore, Mb.,
gu bebienen, nm minbertpertbige Sas
bate unter dbnlider Waarenbe3ei1nung
gu berfaufen, 70 ma9t bic obenges
nannte Girma barauf aufmertiam, 6aB
iebes ibrer Bdd1en Rau9z ober
S9nupftabafs ben Nantei1 Der Girma
q. %. @ail & III, fopie tire 6ans
belsmarte trd9t.