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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Cattle Losses.

DODGE CITY, Kan, January l1.-The
heavy snow and bitter north winds of the
past ten days have caused most serious ap-
prehensions among cattlemen. Up to this
time but few have come in from the range
country, but within a few miles Of here
river where they perished in attempting
TO cross Or drifted up TO the fences where
they remained and froze TO death. A man
from a ranch south OF here reports seeing
cattle on his way up, frozen, standing ON
their feet. The water holes ale frozen
over. Grass is showed under and the loss
of live stock will be very heavy.
GALVESTON, January 1.-THE weather
here and throughou Texas continues raw
and cold. Reports from the interior indi-
cate that the loss OF stock will prove far
greater than was at first supposed.
DENVER, January 1.-THE reports pub
lished of the losses OF stock in the recent
storm are grossly exaggerated. The
judgment of large owners in Colorado and
New Mexico, interviewed to-day, Is that
the average losses in Colorado will not ex-
ceed ene-half OF one per cent of a million
and half of cattle in the state. The
New Mexico losses are merely nominal.
The losses in Colorado are confined prin-
cipally to Texas herds driven in late last
fall, mainly at points on the Arkansas rly-
er, where the cattle drfted by tue wind
against the wire fences.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Territorial Matters.

WAsHINkfTog. January 13.-The COM
mittee on territories at its meeting to-day
referred several bills to the sub-eomlnit-
tees, among them being the bill to create
the territory Of Oklahoma, which went to
Messrs. Barnes, Perry, Herman and Jo-
seph, as the subcommittee.
Representative Frederick's bill to enable
Dakota to form constitution was referr~
to subcommittee Of three, ofwhich Rep
resentatiye Boyle is chairman.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Ten Years After

Mr.. and Mrs William Rowe celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF their marriage
last evening at their residence on Baker
street. Invitations had been issued to
their many friends, and from 7:30 o'clock
until ten the guests kept pouring in and
depositng their gifts Of tin in the ante
room. BY ten O'Clock there were sixty
five people present and the various rooms
in the house were taxed to their utmost.
All Of the local musicians in town had
been engaged for the occasion and dane
ing was commenced and kept mp until the
rising of the sun this morning. The af-
fair was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
present and many were the wishes ex-
pressed that tin weddings might continue
indefinitely. The supper was excellent
consisting Of everything that would tickle
the palate of the guests. The array of
tinware brought was bewildering; the host
did NOT know the uses TO which many ar
ticles were to be put. A tea kettle turned
inside out was saae Of the puzzling curios-
tiles AS was funnel with the spout invert-
ed. A glance oyer the presents revealed
the fact that nothing from a rattle box to
acoal scutte had been omitted. Dippers.
cake pans, ornamental coal scuttle, cake
boxes, casters, muffin rings, meat dishes,
spice boxes, bath tub, coffee pots in fact
there was tinware enough presented to
last the Rowe family for the next gener-
alton.
The RIVER PRESS joins with other
friends offering congratulations and in
wishing that Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe may live
to celebrate their golden wedding.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Anderson TO the Rescue.

PHILADELPHIA, January 15.-At the OPP
era house this evening during the per-
formanee Of ''Comedy and Tragedy" a
candle on one Of the tables fell and set fire
to the table cloth. Mary Anderson hear
ing the cries that at once arose from the
auditorium, rushed to the back Of the
stage and smothered the flames amid tu-
multous applause from the audience,
which had become slightly panieky.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
The Calf Railway.

Mr.. w. e Conrad is in receipt OF aneth-
err letter from Sir Alexander Calf, which,
among other matters OF interest. states
that according to the report Of Mr.. w. D.
Barclay, the most difficult and expensive
part of the proposed line will be that por-
zion between the Marias and Fort Benton,
and if the heavy work can be avoided by
turning the Teton, as proposed by Mr..
Conrad, the work would be so easy that
the road ought to be completed IN a short
time. Sir Alexander will be in New York
ia February, when Mr.. Conrad will prob
tnencing work at both ends OF the line
early next summer.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Examination for West Point.
| Special to the River Press,

Special to the River Press
HELENA, January ia letter from
the Hon. j. X. Toole says he is entitled to
appoint boy to West Point. To that end
he will have competitive examination
held in Helena before a committee com-
posed of G. c. Swallow, DR.. G. W. Nom
roe and Cornelius Hedges. Any boy in
the territory is eligible. The one who
passes the best examination receives the
appointment.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Stricken With Paralysis.

James Gaskell, the blacksmith, who has
lived in Fort Benton for number of years,
was stricken with paralysis in his right
side about noon Sunday. Reports this
morning state that he is in about the same
condition as when taken. He is bereft Of
speech, but is conscious Of everything GO
ING on around him. We trust he will re-
cover from this great aff1ction.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
A Reception.

Special to the River Press
WASHINGTON, January IA. = Secretary
Whitney gave reception last evening to
the president of Yale college. Members
of the supreme court and large number
of senator's and representatives were pres
ent. The reception was a brilliant one.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Earl Spencer Comedies.

LONDON, January 13.-It is reported
that Earl Spencer has notified Mr.. Glad
stone that his views on the Irish question
coincide with those of the e1-premier.
There is rumor that Sir William Hart
Dyke, chief secretary for Ireland, intends
to resign that office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
The Cold Snap.

The cold snap has been felt pretty gem
orally throughout the territory. For
four days the minimum thermometer
at Assinaboine has registered 15o, 23o, $50
and 1so; Shaw 320, 22o, 36o and 240 !;
Helena, 1s0, 13o, 2oo, 15o; Benton 17o, 24o
3Io, 2Io. All below zero.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
2
Bills introduced.

Special to the River Press,
WASHINGTON, January Is.-The follow
ing bills were introduced IN the house to-
day:
By Breckenridge-To assign army Off
GERS as attaches to foreign legations.
By Toole-For the admission of Mon
tana as a state.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Struggled Opium.

Special to the River Press.
PORTLAND, January 1s.-The revenue
cutter Walcott has just arrived from Alas
ka with 3,1O0 pounds Of opium which had
been cached in the steamer Idaho.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. Z, l8s

WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. Z, 1860
MY DEAR S1R: Il am just in receipt. of
yours Of December Both, 1856, containing
the resolutions adopted by mass meeting
of the citizens of Fort Benton. Please
convey TO the gentlemen composing that
meeting my sincere thanks for the kind
terms in which the resolutions are couch
ed, and my assurances that it will afford
me great pleasure to do anything can for
the interests of the people of Montana.
Very truly, &C., G.. G.. VEsT.
Joseph a. Baker. Esq, Fort Benton, Mon
rana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
Died.

Special to the River Press.
WASHINGTON, January Commodore
Hayward died at Alexandria, Egypt, Sat
urday, Of typhoid fever.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1886-01-20
--------~-'.aaa = 80 ~ 60
Letter From Senator Vest.

The following letter has just been re-
ceived by JOS. ~. Baker, Esq, Of this
cify.
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germtr6tc telesrapbtT&e 9epef8em

- Sn 8OfiOn purOe geitsru Der Sabrestag
Der Sdlaat bon Sunter. 9lu tehItd began
gen.
-9os Eou8idulgebdube III 2OOi, Bl8c.,
brannte in Der oOrIebteu JIa4t nteoer. Ser
Iuft $4,000.
- Die ggBefern Rail- QTOciutiOn" bieIt
Uor9eItern cine SieuHg III Chicago. &s
pur0e beldlOfen, bis auf g8eitereS teiHe
GerdRoerung in ben gtdgelpretieH Oorjuneb=
men.
- @abrsnS 3uei ied8idbrige aaubeu,
9Iamsr3 gBeu8 unb 5err, geiterA 3u Dana
Suo., in eluem @leuator ipielten, mureeH iie
inter cas- biEabFntenOe @etratOe geiOgea
un0 erlltdteH.
- Charles 0}eillg if in Chicago inter Der
4ntlo9e, oas tiirSllde Seuer au Der Si0s
GanalrraBe, 6ur9 pelte5 adt Uteuttau
um's Geben tamen, ougelegt 3u baben, Der
@rGnO. 3urp iibsrrpieieu.
- Bill 6arlp, Elm uOtOriider @baratter gu
SuperiOr, lSisc., bat iid 9eiteIa bort erldOis
len, naf0em er einen erfOlglUieH Serlut ges
mad)t bate, Elm 6rauen5immer, nit meI9em
er IN piIber Gbe Iebte, gu tOOten.
= Sn @ba1lefton, S.=G., piro beute Elm
grief oe8 YrdIioenteu &leueIano oer0iIeHts
ltt, in rpeldem Yeeterer ieinen 0ant fir EN-
ibm ppu GbarIeIlOner 8iiraern aemadte5
6otljeitsgeident, cine maiilue SllberUale,
ausoriidt.
- Die &rbeiter in SObu Beuiue'5 8ert.
itGtte IN Orange, 9.sS., itanoen geiteru aus,
neil Der @Igentbiimer elmer barmbsr}igen
Sdpeiter, weld)e Setrrdge ilir bas St. 4ti'
baelS.6OipttaI iammeln WOllte, ben glntIdt
0erpel9erte.
- Die ltmgebuug BON Bittsbur5, Bd..
tuuroe 9eferu rib BON eIaem ungem6bnlt9
beiti9eu &e9eu, mel6er ben @iIenbabueH erz
bebllhen Spaoen 3uitgte, betmgeIGpt. 5n
unteren Staottbetle BON Bittsbur9 purOen
plele Seller nit g8afer geflilt.
- Gin qefern in R. z. Qntiiea & So. IS
PiauDiabrlf an Der @lltsfruBe 5u Gan 8rans
siscO auagebrodeue8 6euer rtdtete S9aoen
i'm 8etra9e pou 100000 on. Das beuatz
barte Gtubltfement Der 6irma gB. s. peHrp
& Comp. muroe gum SetrGge ooH $4,000
bei@Goigt.
- 3mau3io Rit9lie6er Der SeieBgebung
uon Souilana baben 0em 9ouoeruenr etnen
BrOteit ge9eu feline unter5eiAnunS oes neueu
Sonnta9sgelesesI mel1es ne Iur elae SetleIz
3uug Der Contribution un6 eiuen @tHgriff III
tte peri6nli6e 6rsibeit Der 8arger srtIdreH,
iiberreidt.
= Die giIenz unO Stobler3euguu9 bebt
iid gegeH Oas SOriabr. Sn BIttsbnr9 mer=
ben in oieiem DioHat 203 SonHeH Glen mebr
ais i'm Stunt 1885 gefrii1t. SH ben StabI=
nerfen rperoen 700 Sonuen RObmateriol tag
lid perbrautt. Sn neun g8erteu orbetteH
bic guoblsr DoppeltOureH, Su Oen Ibrieen
l6uft bic 9dlite Der Seien auf 9oppeltOuren.
Der 62,idbrige Sutub g8eiler in 50.
bahspille bel 8teu0in9, Penni.. iuuroe Dor.
gefsrR AbsnO, tpdbrenO er betm 4benOeiieu
ias, bsua6rittist, 6os Elm Srief, wel9el
9enfonsriiditduoe i'm BetrGge oou $lTOr
| fir ibu entbaIte, uuf 6em 8Ofamte llrIe
Sn ieiner @tler oteNGbIjeitB Bu beeuOeu, bic
tim eiu Stiid 6leiiA in Der 2uitr06rs Itedeu
nHe Der un9Iadlide erFidte,
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Die stBru,c in Seras .

BeaumOnt, Ser., II. SUM. = Sci
benz beftlgen Sturme 1T ieoe telegrapbld)e
Gerblnbuug nit bem Sablne- Bag unterbro-
den. SOrgefern fubr Der fabrpIanmdBtge
3ng nab Sabine ab, fam ieooh uur bis ;u
3aplOr's 8apou= Bride, BON mo- an Der 81.
lenbabnbamm uugefabr 10 NeiIen melt oolls
ftGnOig 5erft0rt tff. 9a bis ieBt neoer bier
Der nod mad Orange eine ytadrtdt BON benz
4aB ein9etrOfien 1T, befiirdtet man, OaB Der
uugeridtete Sdaben oaielbt iebr groB 1T
unO paBri4eiuIt6 pteIe Neniaenleben per
loren geqanaen iino.
SOrtb 96ortb, Eer., II. SUM-. - Sn
ben Counties @oof uno Denton, &er.r nil
tbete mdbrenO Der lesteH giadt elm oer4eereus
Der Chiffon, tpelhem mebrere O}eni4enIebeu
gum Spfer QefalIen Inb.
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0e,p.l prfer yfadirthter.

Stem 9ort, II. SUM. - Die beutiqe
0Iegatta, an melder iif Die Sa6teu yBri8z
cilla," uBuritan," pAtlantic" Il. , ,Wa1fomern
betbeiligten, puroe abermaiS Don Der VBriss
ella" genonnen. ,,Atlantic" mar 6as 3peite,
pYuritan" oas butte unb bic neue Bofoner
Sa6t y yMapHoWer" oas lebte SabBeug am
.3tele.
- annie Millett, cine framme 8diderin
bon gir. PAS, 94efz33. StraBe, beibulOi9te
geftern i'm Sefferlon Rarfet= BoltSei9erid1te
ibren @atten Sames @onnors, Der BON ibr
9etrennt lebt, iie uuf S6ritt un0 Srttt gu
uerfOlgen unb ibr nit oem Sooe gebrobt 3u
baben. NuBerSem CAB Die aIfgebradJte 6rau
au, baB @Ouuur'8 erfte Satin in gSerforoz
GOnntp, Srlanb, anidlfi9 Jet, pdbreno eiRe
annette, 9tamens @llen Garter @Onnors, bier
in 9tr. 207, Sll,2O. Strase, ruobne. Der
gei6ulbi9te, melher fdJ fir Den Samnler.
btener pon Samuel s. Siloei1 auSgiebt,
murbe bis sur lnterlu6uu9 inter $1,000
Siir9ifoft geftellt.
- grdfNeut 6ranj Sian bon Der uglrbeis
tersllnion yir. TO-" pelder in 9ir. 4O3, OF,
Il. StruSe, tpObnt, perunlaBte an Dieuftag
bic Serbaftung oes S6abmeifters Der SrQas
niiation, gSilbelm Ri6eI pon SIR. ASP, 8eifz
Al. StraBc, neil berieIbe $87.81 Der ihm aIz
oertranten @eloer III ieiue eiaene 5ai9e aes
fedt haben ioa. SIN Sefferlon= Diartet. pos
li3ei9erift 9eftern Dor Oas Serum gefibrt,
pur0e Der arreitaut, I'M 0em 4utlGger @e
legenbeit 5u geben, Bepeiie bafiir bei3ubrin
gen, baB Die geelliduft incOrpOrirt tit, bls
sur llnteru9uHg inter 8irsi6ait 9etelt.
- 9enrp gSaro 8eeder nebft Satin uerz
ben fdl am Sunitag mad @ugtanO eiHI9if-
len. Itit9lieoer Der Ylpmoutb @emeinoe
Hno etpa 200 prominente Betannte oes Sanz
3eIrebners ueroen fidb NtOrgens nm II llbr
auf benz Bocte s@OIumbia" an Seweu'8
2Serfte etnFnben unS 8eeder, ter fi6 bel
Sanops9oot on 8oro Der yGtruria" begeben
pirb, oas @eIeit bis babin aebeu.
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9tmto arnnbe,,.W trItctasrrtta .

Stem gorf, II. SuHt.-SH elmer beute
ffuttgeiunbenen Serfsi9erung BON 4utO9ra-
pben UuO Wanuitripten rpurbeu fOlgeHOe
Preiie er3ielt: 9snrp @lan'S Guto9rapb,
1910, ST.; Sdupler @olfar' Autograph, 1857,
$1.10; Sefierion 9apis' Iutograpb, 1867,
$1.3O; Elm grief BON Sefferion 8aOiS, 1867,
81; Charles 9idens' Sriefe, 1888 bis 1869,
$5i; OIobt. 6ulton's 9ampiboOtpatent, BON
tbm aeifrieben, 1909, $67; SameS u. @ars
fclb'8 Guto9rapb, 80 Gents; SOuig 9eOrg'a
III. glutoarapb, 1882, $1.5O; S0nig @eOrg' s
". gutoarap6, $1.5O; @eneral @rant' 8
gutuqrapb, 81; 81. 3. 6upes' NutOgrapb,
1884, 81; &bos. SefferiOn's 8risf, 1906,
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Gin sd1eriff beitraIt.

Cincinnati, II. SHut.-0ftdter Dtar'
nell bat BEN Sdertff 8eresfOro megen DttB=
aGtnng bes @erldtS (in6em er ben 81 3uat'
hauSfrafe Deturtheilten frIberen armenaaus
8ireitor 5reb. q. Sermann an 8erioneu
itbergab, tpeldle oieien aus bem llnterlua
dun8S=8efdn9nife tortfHhrten) nm $50 uno
Soften geitraft. Der 9led)tsanpalt 2S. u.
Goodman iibsrnabm bic GerautmOrtuHq fur
sieien Sdritt uu6 perfderte, cine 0itBah.
mu9 bes @erifts iet nid)t beabIftiat gene
len, aber Der &ifter lieB iitI oaourd ntht
ire MAIDEN. 5ermunn befiubet I'D nteoer
I'M @eiGnanifie.
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@tehmdrfte.

ct. Qputs, II. Suut. Rinboieh
3ufubr 1900, 8erlenbun9 1900; Breiie paris
irten 3wii6en 1928 unb $5.5O.-S4peine
3ufu6r 400, SerienOung 1000; Bretie Uas
riirtcn suii6en s.. so unO $4.25.--S6aafe
3ufubr 700, &erienOung 500; Breiie BART
trten ipiihen 1925 unb $4.25.
@af Qibertp, 8enui., II. Sum-
8inbuteb: 3ufubr 893, gerienbun9 1888 ;
8reiie oartirten 3niidlen $3.50 uH0 $3.50.
Sdlpelns: 3ufubr 1900, SssrlenOHas 1900;
@faufe 3ufubr 1900, 8erIenoung 220O;
Breiie pariirten sruiidsn 1926 unb $3.50.
CHICAGO, II. Snni. RinOoieb :
9ufubr 1900; Serienbuns 5000; ;Breiie bari
irten spiifen $1.5O un6 S9peiue
9ufubr $4,000; Serienbuns $500; YreiIe oa=
riirten stpiden $3.50 unb 81. S9aafe
2ufubr 1900; Serien6uns 800; 8reiie bari,
trten 3lpiIden $500 nnb $3.50.
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0liidfefr a1ttn 9epnifilnOenivit itett.

@bt ca9o, II. SUM. : DIE uAtobeIarz
beiter-llniOn" uabT sefern abeuO einen Be-
i6luB an, melter ben N0belidretnern ges
fattet, tuieber Sehn Stunben pro Gag 81 ars
betten. 0ian 9laubt, bas bieie MaBuabme
allen Gusftduben uno Streitfra9en Elm @noe
MAIDEN tpiro, inoem bic WaI6inens Qrbeiter
uHo u6iniibern in ienem Snbufrie,meige
BON ben W0beI idreiueru abbduaia fiuS. Die
Sermnthune piro seduBert, oab alle biefteen
Wlobeltabrifen, tpel4e se9enmGrtig nur ad]t
Stunben pro Gag arbetten, biuuen Suraen
gum 3ehnitunoeuslaitem suriidte6reu perOea.
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Der 0etOuI0rft4

Nep OFT II. SUM. = BoIgen6es
fiub bic S6luBnotirunsen: @elb 0ffHete III
1a-23 unb id1lOB 81 II BrOjeut. SterIinss
@ediel $4.864 - $4.874 anf so Gage uns
$4.984 -$4.894 auf Si9t.- t.-SunOe es> Sbliz
Satiouen: 3spro3 1921, 4tzprOj. 111B, 4zprO,.
i265. = Gftien: aoams' @rpreB 142, Cen.
trail Bacific ALI, @bei.zSbio 8, @rie 28g,
DO. Yrior. 635, 9ate=Sbore S5, N.>S. &eH'
tral 54&, ytOrth> gSefern 1145 DO. Rrior. 1414,
R.-0. Central 1861, Sbio -Miififppi 2s4, DO.
Sri0r. 9Or Yittsburs Isl, Recoius 25'
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Spfer einer 9abt.RatoftrnpI,e

6orbur9, 3D., II. Suni.-@un GROCER
6radBug Der uPittsburg 8eifern 8abn"
tpurbe pGbreno Der oergaugenen Rad1t auf
Der iiber BOiutz@re fiibrenSen Bride 6urdl
ben Srn9 elmer Gfie aus benz @eIeiie sez
idIenbert, uno 20 gSassuns ftiirsten in Ben
40 6uB inter Der Bride berflieBenoen Strom
binab. Gin &beil Der Bride ruuroe mttqes
riFien. 9Ofomottofitbrer SEQ. Settia, Iopie
bic 8remier Steffes unS Suis, famen um's
9eben, unb Der 9ei3er, gau1ens @audller,
1T 10 i9per uerlett, Ous nur seringe SOffs
uur1a auf ietue Rettuna erifirt.
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aus @tfetiuht.

ann arbor, Uh6., II. SUM. - Sobu
gurnett, EN- gu yort, Is Nteileu Iiiblid1 BON
bier pobnenber 68 iGbriser 6armer, aina
beute mad Der Wobnuug ieiuer Sdmieaers
rnutter, Sran Safion, unO brudte ieiner Sort
anpeien6eH Satin cine t0otlite S6usnun
be bel. Srau Sadion puroe ebeufalls ae.
idoffen uno idmer nerwunoet. Burnett's
6rau trar IS Sabre alt unb bate ibn uerlaI,
en-, tpei! er fie ourd @tferiu4t qualte.
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Warft uas S5rIe.

2toerppoI, II. SUM, 80 Rittass.-
8aumnole: Mitteliorte SberlGnoer 81;
Ditto. RenzSrleans 5 3I16.- Die Bertdufe
betruaen 5000 8aflsn, Spetulntion IL. auss
fubr 500, 3ufubr 2l00.
3oubon, IL. SUM-. - Ser. Stnatens
Sbiiaotipnen: 4>prot. 11Ss, Ditto 44zpro5.
1189. Qftien: &.=@.=gB. 432, DO. 2. III,
@rie 294, N.sD. Central 1914, BennIplpania
SAG, Sl. Central 142, Te0bins 12f.
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8t6tes SgH6.

Omaba Rebr., II. Suni.-@li Opeus,
tpeldber fid1 megen Ser9etpoltigung ietner
iedsSebuiabrigen Sdpdserin in 9aft be-
fanb, tpurbe beute firth BON einent masttrteu
Nfob aus benz @efausuib SehoIt unb aufses
b6ugt.
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RE B.riu6e etumaI Sance's 9aars
teberbetffel @r uer0tdt oitnnes
Sanr, briugt bic ulte Sarbe 5nrid, tlt etH ele'
oanteS Sotlettenmittel uno belt Sopi9rtno
iinb 6opfpauts sSHden. Breis 81. 3u baben
bel g et6 g. Sauce & 6 o m p., gtr. 10Sr
Refs BaIttmOrefrGBe. (ytoo26, ,12Qtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18

k9- Sest If bic 9eIegeHbeit.
Cine Sloi9e pos Suut's SnietteHpuloer,
bas man nit llmfdbt in bic Settitele mn bic
@den uus g8taiel ftreut, eripnrt uaHtle ipds
tere 0tiihe un6 Plage. Breis 25 Gents. 3n
bGbeu bel Setb 9. Sauce & Comp,
Nr. .lO8, ,@efz 8altimoreftE. (yiop26, ,12Yite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18
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2onbon, II. SUM-. - Der oStanOarO" "
id)reibt: y,0ie uGanabii6e Baciftcs 8ubu" if
Elm poIitii6er Sriumpb Iub eiue grruugen.
ituft, bereH 5ol9en giiemanO itberiebeH taHH
unb bereH n1ilitariide SOrtbeile Uieueidt oers
eiHf eaS 8eid retteu ruerosH. DIE 8abH ift
Der &eitra9 mierer caraoii6en SriiOer Su
cen &ertbeictgungeu bes 0iet9eS. gs if
uniere Bflidt, Der gSelt III 5eigeu, baB mir
ms Der g9ithgteit berieIben uOufduNig be-
mukt iiuo ,"n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18

Das 6eribmte geberz uu6 Wn9enBsmitel Bur6sis
luuo QLer Dlageuz, yebeIz, @eoGme, Jtierens. Slu=
sen, gerIiopfuug, uHusroauUhfeit, bjtt0ier seoeus
Tieber, unlerlci6seutBhnoung, Sdmorrboioen uuo
Grer gt0rungeu Der giHgepeoe Reiu Uegetdbiiid,
feline Gpur uou Guedilber, DhneralIsn oosr iddoliz
den STOnueu.
grcis IS gcuts bic 6laite, Bel allen WpOtBstsru
Bu BabeR.
9OSpepfteI
7r. RaomnBs giuen fno Elm itteres Witte
qeaeu oieIes gei6eH. Se iteuen Die 3Tdte oes UIdz
gens rie6er her uro ieBen bn in Stauo, iene 5uHta
ttonen ausIUuben. Die Sumptome Der 9pspepfte
perItmn6en uub nit ibneu Die yieigun9 bGS SOrz
pers, iib ayautbeten Bu5u8ehen. gebrnute bic
Re6BiH nnd 8oridriit uno 6eahte, mas mir IN
,,WGbr uuo EalId," User Diat su ingeu babeu.
R9= Sdlide cine 8ricfmarte on Or. Raomd1 n
Comp, glr. 80, Barreufro6e, R2iUs9ort, uno mir
ldiden Dir ,,g3abr uuO Talidl."
Wlau fouie uur W0Owan's. CBhSaUto-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18

~ 3Wet Dtuse in Gtuem. (3us
oeTlGifges Saar Bieberberfeauugsz uHb
nette8 6aarz z3oiletteumittal. 6ait ale iOges
uauuteu observation-disclosures gtittel DeroeH
aus g8Ofier, oaS man nut &rtiteln, nslde
eos Saar ausnodnen uH6 lur Eolletle oes
Saares nod eiR anOeres Prdparat Hotbig ma
den, oernii6t, uHgeiertigt; aber 9anee 9 9e@
mii6es Saar. g8ie6erberiteuuugSmIttsl 1T etne
Sereinigung BON ittululirenoem 2Seingetf
uu6 Sel uno giebt elm aHgenebmes 9aar.
9oiletteumittel ab aHBer ieineH DieOerherfelz
leuSeu @iaeni6aiten. sc IN uuibertrofien
ais grseuger zines iipPiseu 6aamuhes uno
alan;enber QOdeH Hn6 befst bic @igeuI4aft
Ser 3uriidftibruHg grauen Saares Bu ieinsr
nutirli6en Sarbe. Sc III fem Saaridrbemits
tel unb 10 einiadt oaB es uOu SebermuHH
NIT DOlllommener Si9erbeit gebrou4t rper-
ben iunn. Breis 81 bic Stui6e. gu babeu
bel Setb g. Sance & Comp, Rr.
1O8, 8eR.SultimoTefrGBe. N. B. - Ran
0erlan9e Suuce'S demiiaes 5aurs g9ieoera
berheanngsmittel nnb uebule tein auOeres.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18

EerilGe Gin @Ias 7ntebarht 'IGenEOrs
ters! 3n ieber Sabresseit Ribt es teiu
tabrbatteres, ReiApperes GetraIts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18

Ia SuRtu, grtGItuHg uHb an
0ere 2ttben Oes 6alles uno Der eun9e
psrOeu BON Sance' &HbOrns SprnP
(Syrup of Horehound), oem beiten, oor'S
BHblitum gebra6teH Suaen- S1rIp, gebeII6s.
Breis 25 Ste. Bel 5etb g. 9aHce g
Gomp., Wr. 1O8, gBeit- -Saltmoreitr1GIssts, 6H
habeu (y1uUAo'AAS'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-18
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H1S@ 3e0ermGHn, Der y GHce q { m l.
ide8 6uars Bte6erberfelluugss g.
mtttel oebrau9t, 1T BON oer6batiabe iibers
5eust, oaB eS benz 6uure Die nattirlihe 5arbe
nie6er qtebt, menu Glter ODER Srantbelt sS
orau oemadt baben, uuo ba e8 OemielbeH
@eifBeit uHo @lanl Oerleibt 10 miro Sober,
Der e8 uariu6t, fnoeH, eaB es bic 5aut ntdt
fdrbt, Ioncern ourd Inregung oernaturltdeH
Qusifeloungeu on BEN 98ur5eln oem 9aare
neues geben, meme Strait perleibt unO 10 leiue
Earbe uuo Stride ipieoer berftellt. GS fam
70 oft, ME 8aiier, uuf Der Sopibaut unO NIT
qlcider Siherbeit angeunHot uerOeH, Od es
aus Del uuo anregenOeH g8eingeiit Grtra's
ten befiebt, uno als 8oiletten Qrtite bat eS
ietnes @leideu uid,t. Breis 81 bic 6luide.
3u bobeu bel g eth 9. SGnce & Comp
ytr. 1903, ggefz BaltimorefraBe. N. B.
g3un frage mad 6ance's derHii6em 6uurs
gBieOerberfequng g8mittel uHo nebme tein an
beres. (ROb26, 12Dtte)