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A. w. ToNPKINs, VI. d., III Clinton Place
New York, writes, June I'd, 1888: ''In many Of
those insidIous diseases of the brain and spinal
coro, where local stimulation must be obtained
and where linimentS, blisters and various ap
plications fail, marked relief from pain can be
obtained, and the patient greatly benefited by
placing strips of AlcOck 5 Porous Plasters over
the spinal cord, from base of brain to end of
spine. In all cases OF spinal irritation, Weak
ness or nervous prostration, L recommend ALL
cocks Porous Plasters.'
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The American Political Alliance.

A call has been issued tor a conference in this
city, February 22d next of the National Coun-
Gil, American Political alliance. the watchword
of which organization is, "Americans to Rule
America" The national council consists OF two
delegates from each state council. The national
council executive committee has established its
laH1nuarferS here.
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HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to Csc
BOUCLE DRESS GOODS lin Black one yard and a
haif wide. real value Sl.2j; reduced to 75c.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VkLVETS, special
bargain At Si.25; reduced to Csc.
CULORED CASHMERES, double fold immense
width. IL yards for $1.5C
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, excellent
quality. IL yards :or 500.
Ladies' HEAVY WINTER VESTS, 371c
LADIES CLOTH SKiRrI.xG, one yard and q half
wide only 37A2c.: cheap at SOC.
HEAVY BED COMF RS 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VEIvETS all
coiors. special bargain, at 81 so: reduced to
TRICOT CLOTH. pure wool, excellent Quality
double width special bargain at soc
HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS pure wool v,nr
double width. In Green Blue and Brown cash
VALUE 5UCl reduced to 37lac ia4
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ssNTORDS FAIL, TO EXPRESS MY GRAFT
w tude.' says Mr.. Selby Carter, of Nashville.
Tenn. for the benefits derv I'd from Ayers Sarsapar-
lila Having been afflicted all my life with scroftlla
my system seemed saturated with it. 1t came out in
blnches, ulcers, and matery Sores all over bod j."
Mr. Carter states that he entirely cured by Ayers
Sarsaparilla ard since discount uing its use eight
months ago, has had the scrofulous symp
toms. j5
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THE EIGHT-HoUR SYSTEM IN CHICAGO
All the labor organizations in Chicago are agi-
rated at present regarding the e1ght-hour law,
and the BrickmasOns' and Bricklayers' union is
pertecting arrangements to enforce the state
law. On and after May this organization will
refuse to work longer than eight hours. 1t is re-
ported that the Carpenters and JOiners' union
will combine, and thus compel all building
unions to unite on the eight-hOur system.
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THE CHrc.co Grocery CoxrAsr.

500 .TH STREET. OFFERS
Pound Can Tomatoes asc. dozen.
Pound Can Corn. a>c dozen
Marrowfai Peas 81 .S5 dsEen.
Early june Peas, 81 - Dozen
small NAV Peas 81 So dozen
Table Peaches 81 80 dozen.
finest liable Peaches NptluM white I. O. dUoNw.
licht Brown Sugr r. She IA
Standard 4 ~u-'Ar. tlys, 10.
Grannaied sugar, &c. In.
Gut Lat sugar, .Asc 10.
The CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS
Family Flour. S4.as Dbl.
bes, Emily Flour. 1913 bol: sl.44 l. bill -
Patent Process Flour, 81 3 bbl: 81 90 y bib: sos
l. Dbl
TliE CHICAGO CIR pCERy COMPANY
su6 srH ~. OFFERS
New Mackerrl for .Sc kit
New Goldfish, -. 10
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
New Buckwheat, &c. 10. or lo It's for SIC.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
French Brandy. S2Ou gallon.
Pure Rye " hlskey. SstlO gallon.
s-Near-uld Rye Mhlsk,y. $500 gallon.
send order 10y mail ar Telephone a23-a
Goods delivered free Ia am part of the city
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CC0 FEE RRR FER ssss
q C E R r.
CCC EEE x X EEE sSSs
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR

is without doubt the most BFarTIFUL and the IN "a
NUTRITIOUS Flour la the World.
The Mhers have not only the most perfect Mn.
Contain ng as IL does all the improved Marhla-
cry invented up TO the present ume tut they produce
lrore that, we would simply STATE that large qusi-
THY ofthts magnificent Flour h shipped annually %
World We GUARANTEE that il i made nom seiec4ad
hard wheat Grown in Minnesota aud Dakota. II -
an acknowledged fact, that this Hour perfect sop,
araIun OF the gurinous particles of the wheat berry
ami thorough elimination of all weak and staroiiy
more NUTRITIOUS, yielding more bread 90 the harfel
than any other Flour. The best trade admits that
from it's bread making qualities IL rs the cheapest.
well the best for eiiher family or bakers use aad
unsurpassed by any Flour made. livery sscs sHi
every barrel Is warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY
One of the most beautiful " Wheat Paiefrs
offered to the trade IL is unekcelled by any otr
Patent except Ceres, and viii please the a.
acting housekeeper ana satisfy the most Iastidouse
GILTEDGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
GOLDEN Hill.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour of the District. IL equal quality 10 great
many highprced Patent Flours, whilst q 10
bought for considerable less money We defy compsti
tors To bring forth any Flour superior 20 CERla-
STERLING, GILTIiDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL. and feel assured that any housekeeper shO
tries them VIII never anything For s-ss
10y al grocers
Wholesale Depot. corner LIST ST. and Indiana ava
sel3 wM NJ GAIT & co
John r. KELLY.
Wholesale and Retail DealerIn
FIRSTCLAss BEEF, VEAL.
CORN BEEF SPECIALLY.
Stalls.-62S. 6-S and $50 enter Market, 9Th q w1Hg
zoo and 2os Northern i-iber,y Market.
Marketing delivered tree OF charge 10 all parts Of ne
CITY S.B
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ARE YOU troubled with costiveness? Take
DR. Chipman's Pills. Druggists sell them.
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Mr.. PowDERLY NOT CANDIDATE.-Ex-
Mayor T. ". Powderly, of Scranton, Pa, is out
in a letter to the Truth, Of that city, denying
that he is a candidate for Congress, and also re-
jecting the suggestion that he run for mayor of
the city again. He says no one can be nomina-
ted without submitting to the dctation OF a
certain clique of men; that he will take no NOM
inatiOn that involves q sacrifice of his manhood
and that he is too poor a man to run for Con-
greSS In that district.
The Connecticut legislature began its session
yesterday. The officers nominated at the re-
publican caucuses were elected.
Smallpox Is disappearing rapidly in the subur-
ban villages around Montreal
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4 CLEAR HEAD IS INDICATIVE OF GOOD
L u health and regular habits When the body feels
heavy and ltnouii, sud mind works s,,isyDshIy
Ayers Csthartc Pills will wonderfully assist to a re-
covery Of physical buoyancy and mental vigor The
constipated should use them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-07

SPECIAL SALE-Do not fail to attend the
special Linen and Cotton Sale at Lansburgh x
Bros, 9TH street.
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DEMOCRAT AND REPUBLICAS CANDIDATES
for President can obtain suitable glasses to
wear i'm office, at Vienna Optician Co. 5, 500
PernSyIyania avenue northwest.
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CHAS. FLEISCHMANNS
Ladies' and Cents Cafe

Ladies ana Gent tdfe,
141O Pa. ave., opposite Wizards Hotel
Meals and luncheon at all hours. Open from 8
am. to ~ pm. BOarders takenby the week
or month. Oysters in all les. Open Sundays.
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IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
SEAroS Perry.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)


PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL
WIDTHS AND LENGTHS WITH NAPKINS
ALL SIZES TO MATCH MANUFACTURED
BY JOHN s. BROWN SONS. BELFAST, IRE
GEkMAN FANCY LINEN DAMAsK FRINGEp
LUNCH CLOTHS, WITH DOY LEfS To MATCH.
NEW NAPKINS, DOYLEYSAND TRAY CLOTHS
from 81 W to $500 per doZ.
NEW HUCk AND DAMASk LINEN TOwE ELS,
from 81 80 TO $500 per dozen.
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING
FULL LINES OF PLAIN AND TwILLED
CRASHES AND GLASS LINENS
"a DOUBLEFACED CANTON FLANNEL, FOR
TABLE COVERING.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES on IMPORTED
WRAPS. JACKETS, NEWMAkkErS AND
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAILLE FRAN.
CAISE SATIN DUCHESSE, RHADAMEs.
SURAHS AND GkOS GRAIN SILKS, IN
BLACK, WHITE AND ALL COLORs FOR
STRrET. RECEPTION AND EVENING
ELE,ANT BEADED sATINs AND TWO TONE
BkOCApED NELNETs FOR PANELS AND
DRESS FRONTS.
LYONS BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK VEL
VETS. FROM 800 To 500 PER YARD.
NEW SILK GAUZE>. CREPES, ILLUSIONS AND
BRUS ELS NETS.
EB- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOOIJS BY GASLIGHT.
~ PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BULL No,
Penn. Avenue. corner 9Th street
Established 1S40 ia2
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToS. ID. g.. Jan. :, 1856. IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
nOrtherly winds, slight changes in temperature,
except in the extreme northern portion,
slightly warmer.
For Friday slightly warmer fair weather j.
Indicated for the middle Atlantic states, fair
weather i'm New England fair slightly warmer
weather in the lake region, with decidedly
colder weather in the gull states.
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INSTANTANEOUS Photographs. 9O5 Pa. ave.

CATARRH cold in the head. cured positively
and speedily. % cts. Vita Suppositories. Sold
by all druggists.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
1427 New York avenue.
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in the city; all selected. ).
DR.. wilbor's Cod Liver OIL and Lime.
great specific tor Consumption. Asthma AS
Lime. As prepared by DR.. Wilbor it is robbed
of the nauseating taste, and also embodies a
nature the very article required to aid the heal
Ing qualities of the Oil, and to re-create where
disease has destroyed. 1t also forms remark.
able tonic, and will cause weak and debilitated
persons to become strong and robust. It should
be kept In every family for instant use on the
Lungs. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor,
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. go
Castoria.
We gave her Castoria
,,, She cried for Castoria. -.
When she became q Miss
When she had Children
, She gave them Castoria.
When she was child '' 0 1
She cried for Castoria
When she became a Miss
She chung to Castoria th,stk
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES.
Very Palatabte and EDacacious in Wasting Dis
eases.
DR.. c. T. Bromser, Rochester, N. Y, says:
after having used SCOTS Emulsion with de-
cided benefit upon myself, have taken great
pleasure in recommending it since in the va
rious conditions of wasting in which it is indi-
Gated" co
DR.. David Kennedy,s
Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De-
bility and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours,
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. co
Gone to the Bottom At Last.-Gents
hand-sewed Shoes, SIS. The best made, latest
in style. perfect in fitting, superior in quality.
A. F. Moran, 1922 7th st. n. ". 2W
Pickw wick Club Whisky is the best.
Eeeah Aldernev i,nfter chnrnad axoru morn.
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Pickwick Club whisky is the best.

Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in y Id. Ward" prints, 45c.
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream Is centS
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THr WHAsoDoop1n MouarsrB
FOR ITS FIRST BORN.

FOR ITS FIRST BORN,
The Children Of Israel during their Baoylonish cap
They hung their harps upon the willows, their strings
haf % !S
age and during their wanderings in the wilderness
S
the present day: We Know Of those who felt them
harrow minds success overeame them and they ar
space whatevtz its magnitude that they could
IN al ne little s
mand the patronage Of the whole people.
ment famiiiarly Known as the Triparttte Covensnt'
and the herculean task begun In the exuberance
he o w OF things
GOODBYE SWEETHEART. GOODBYE.
And to-day-although but brief period oftme has
they long to return to What they now know was their
Jerusalem @hpots and all other objections thrown
In. and therefore the
wHANGDooDLE MoURNETH FOR ITS FIRST
We are truly sorry for them: inasmuch we have
Just entered upon new year we hope it may prove q
condition. and OF course. these poor fellows in
cluded
We began right in 1884. We continued il the right
during 1855, and that the year 1886 has dawned
upon US shall not Orsake the path which has led
US on to the achievement of q series ofSuccesSes,
which always attends those who attend to their own
business and not only preach but practice
WhatS.ieve is honest,
Whatsoever Is just,
Whatsoever is true.
These being the principles by which guided
and in prosecuting our business we can but
look with luathng and contempt upon q sOulless and
constituencies crew who would entrap you with false
promises and fictitious prices.
EWIsH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR,
And extend cordial invitation to call and be sufsed
VICTOR L. ADLERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
s27 AND sos SEVENTH ST. NV,
Corner Massachusetts avenue
Strictly One Price, and that the Lowest
ga Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until
ja4
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vELAT1's caramels, 4Oc per Id. go 9th st. NV
ARTIFICIAL human eyes. Hemplers, OPP
tcian cor. Al.
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CITY ITEMS.


9th and E SITS. NV. Lynn Haven Bays and
Cape May Salts; HalfShell; the finest Steamed
in the city: all selected,
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THE BIsCHoFF CONCERrS.-The second con.
cert iii the popular Bischoff course at the Con.
Sregatlonai church, will be given tomorrow
evening. A pleasing program has been ar
ranged Seats are sale at Ellis
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ASSuA1 C1os1Se SALE
OF
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Suits and Ovefcoats have prices red uced suit
everybody In need Of q Suit or OvercOat
Overcoats we sold at 81 we sell now at s..
Overcoats we sold at SO we sell now at 3d.
Overcoats we sod at $40 we sell now at 81.
OvercOats We sold at $13 we sell at 30.
Overcoats we sold at $40 we sell now ut i'll
And all others in proportonately low prices.
SUITS. SUITS
A nice Business Suit at SIS, worth SO.
A better one at SO. So worth So
An Atwood Cassmer Suit at $50. worth S12.
An ATWOOD 4-Button Getaway at $lO.worth SIS.
An Atwood Prince Albeet suit at s15.worth S22.
We have full line of Boys Overcoats at $3.50. g.
S4.5U, SIS that are worth double.
Boys Suits at $3.50 $3.50. $3.50, $3.50 that are
worth 90 p er cent more than asking for them
Children's suits from 81 up to So.
Children's Overcoats from ST. SO up to $780,
Odds and Ends in Suits and Overcoats at 25 pe1
cent less than what they cost to manufacture.
Pants tor Men. Youths and Boys from 81 up.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
d3O CORNER 7TH AND sTREETa
PIPER HEIDsIECK A CHAMPAGNE OF
great popularity T h 6sfl:s c R5!ss Co.
HEADauARrEns FoR GEMS
SLIPPERS! sL1PPERsM SLIPPERS "
ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS,
sEALSKIN SLIPPERS
MAROON GoATsLIPPERs.
FINE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
A Full Line Of Ladies' Fine Hand sewed Boots
Ladies Goat Hana sewed 90
Ladies Genuine aar KID 10. Zoe ana SS
Ladies Extra fine Cur Kid Box Toe BUTTON $50
Infants ine French KID Che Mon senss oS
All the latest styles In Gents Fine Hand Sewed
BOOTS and SHOkA
RUBBERs! RUBBERsn RUBBERs III
ALL STYLES 5sfass -.
The ZEPHYR il our Specially In that line Il 4
the lightest and best fitting Rubber made
Cork soles for slipper bottoms-Plain and Fisecs
lined. -, .,.,.s :.
Also . complete line Of BOYS and Youths School
Shoes At the very owest Cash Prices.
Our line Of Misses and Children's Spring Heels h
the largest In the city.
wM h RICH. ~
ut MARKET SPACE
d1 ONE PRICE TO ALI,
THE CELLULOID TRUSS.
Il ThaS never breaks, never wears ont alwar
clean .and can be worn while bathing.
Ii tor xaleA5 CHAS FI6HER'a
| 62S 18th atrees northwest
1x F1SHER devotes hsx Hitentio0 70 iho Wanfsa
| Lady fxarouA ~
| DkESERvED FIGS-A 0REAT DELICACY-
| l. Prepared by . lady Of Alabama.
| HUME, CLEARY 4 CO..
d262w~ S07 Market 6pace.
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
d2-2m SOC 9Th street. m
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Great RrDucr1ox In TuE. Prices
OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1886.

DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. IMMENSE size
very fine quality (recenty advertised special lar
gain at $o.UU), reduced TO S4.UO
CA TT ER'S
I'll Market Space, near 7th street
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CLOSING SALE OF BOOKs.-Nr. Bowling will
close the sale OF books this evening, which has
been In progress at his auction rooms for sew
eral days past There many very enter
tanning books. The sale is al .:30 O'Clock.
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AssIGNEE's SALE OF DRY GooDS.-The as
sgnees sale of dry goods, DC, al 9IS .th street
northwest, will be continued this evening at
O'Clock and tomorrow morning mt 10 % clock
The stock Is well assorted and bargains may
be ex pected.
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W L L E T & Ii B B EY,
Cor. 9Th street and New York avenue.
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The faculty of Harvard college has voted tina
on the recommendation of the committee TN,
iaeultys prohibition OF INTERCOLLEGIATE games O
drawn.
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of Judges for the Year.

assignment OF j Judges Tor the Year.
The judges OF the Supreme Court OF this Dis.
trct have decided upon the assignment to the
difterc Mt courts OF the District for the ensuing
year as follows: General Term-Chief Justice
Cartier, ana Judges Cox and Merrick; Circuis
Court-Judge Hagner: Equity Court-Judge
James; Criminal COurt-Judge Macarthur;
Orphans Court-Judge James; District Court
Cnief Justice Cartier.
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A TARIFF DEBATE--The Literary society of
the u NJ L. association held a spirited debate
last evening upon the question:: "ResoIved
that free trade would be beneficial to the United
states. which was decided i'm tie negative. j.
NJ Brown. w. Stewart, l.. F.. Phillips. j. McMil-
Ian, l. Z. Williamson, and otherAspoke. Messrs.
r. g. LidKe and W. Il. Hunter were elected
members.
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DEATH OF Mrs. MARTHA NJ. BELKNAP-MrS
Martha NJ Beiknap, mother OF Commodore
Belknap, superintendent OF the naval obServa-
tory, died yesterday at the observatory, aged
seyenty-eight years. The deceased was the
daughter OF Andrew and Martha McAlIisfer
Aiken. and was native Of New Hampshire
She had six sons. the eldest of whom is COM
modOre Belknap. Brief services We're held at
the residence at the observatory this afternoon.
The remains will be taken to New Hampshire
for burial,
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6 . { q ! { 8.
San 0, ~. Mai '86.
Der 8aumnpuhannpl.


Die alte 2lase Der ebemaligen Sfla.
befbalter, baB Der Norbeu rtur Del
GofsmtffiDnss Raufmanr beg Gibens
Jet unb ben meiffen @emitf aus BET
gaumpoa sp~rObuttiou siebe, bat ibrs
geDeutung perloren. Sn allen r6roli:
1s1 Stdhten Fat Der 8aumtDoQbanoel
PabgeaomLlen un6 bic &lagea, bic ba.
riber gefibrt tperben, f6nnert alg Del
bette 8eueis gelten, baB fi9 Der 5iiben
bereits gum groBen She'll BON n6r6Ii=
den GommiRdr fret gema9t. Sim mel.
item liegt BET Baumpplban6ef in Stem.
Oorf oarnieber, tpesbalb Die MitgIie.
s0er Der bortigen 8aumnoa. gr9ange
zfdr5li9 cine @erfammIu11g abbieIten,
I'M bic miBli9e Sage bes Mdrftes au
er6rtern. Seoo@ bic 9erreu finb ni6t
toetfer auseinanoer gegangen, na1bem
tie tbre Mnfi9ten ausgetauidt batten,
Eals Die tie 5ufdmmen traten. M6qlider
Weile bat Man1er bon linen erfaunt.
baB mon fi1 ben 8erdn6erunqen i'm
8aumtuoumarft gu Figei1 babe.
9tt9t Die SiIberfrage lit es, Bic ben
8aumwcllbahbel f9d6igt aud Dir6 er
ttlr tueaig 6ur9 Bite ungeUiFen politis
iGeu @erbdItnife guropas beriibrt,
fonbern ner 6irette 8erfebr bes @onfIs
ntenten NIT benz 9robueenten bat feinet
&idgang betpirtt.
rDie Senben3 Ser 3eit lit 0arauf qes
ri9tet44, 10 bemertte Elm Nebner, n6en
3mifdeabdubler aus benz Maffte III
berordngen. 9ie gngldn0er fenben lire
Mgenter beriiber u1lb eben fouobl Sic
Jr~an3ofen, um bic GDmmifioneu au
fpareu. nn0 faft f9eint es, als OBJ auf
iebem &~reu3tDege In ben BaumuoIs
Sifrtftet elm Gdufer aa fin0en fei. So,
f6lieBli6 III aud bas gntlenben BON
Igenten iiberfliiffig, benn Der Gabritant
in ben Neuenglano= Staaten, nie ber
CONTINENT in NltengIano f6nnen ie6ers
5eit per Babel un6 telegraph brett
nit benz proou5etttett lit 8erbin6ung
treter1.S
Wsit benz lt6rbli1en 3mii9enbanbel
Beht es alfD 5u gn6e. 9ieie grfenntniB
mag benz Committeeman i'm Norben
bebagen, nm 10 erfrenIi9er tpirb
he aber benz BaumuDdettbauer 6es
Sioens fem.
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an3eise fir Steuer3abler.

Die @ountp @ommiifioners Court BON
8erar @ountp tpirb am Wontag ben IA.
Stunt 1886 8ormittags 10 nbr i'm
@ourtbaufe gu San Mntonip feline sit.
3nngen als 8oarb Of Equalization er,
Dfnen unb 10 lange in Sibung berbleis
ben, big ale @eiddfte erle6igt finb.
perfonen, beren @isentbunt, ibrem 9a=
farbalten mad, 81 bod abgef@dBt MUIR
De, werben erfuht, Der 8eb6rbe lire
Exclamation am genannten ober eii1em
Der ndhffclgenben Sage einsureiden.
ger6Hentli@t auf Nnorbnuns Der
ebrenptrtben @ountD @ommiffiomers
gourt bon Serar @ountp.
Nls 3eugniB biene rteine Namenss
@ unteri6rift unb tneil 4mtss
( fiegel. San Nntonio, ben "a.
Mai 1856.
Sbab. %. Smitb,
25,5 2Oatup So. @lert 8erar So.
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bon 81 $3.50 bas Stud. Oanebeu fnbet
man Sanofdube, Soientr6ser nnb ale anberen
Nrtitei. bersr Elm GER aur gerboafdnoiauna
ietaes AnSmss rab ieiner Soilette beoarf. 'Mae
MUIR bentbaren @esentanbe, Die man ale our.
ntihing @roos gu beseidnen pfIest, finb in
srober Gu8pabI sorban6en.
AuberSem fihren mir berfdiebene Nrten bon
Fofern. 3eiietnf@eu, &esenfdirmen unb einen
9roben Sorratb bon @ummipaaren fir Serren
SaneR unb 3inber.
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Dur@ nodmalisem geriu6 un6 gufre9ter.
baltung bes Mutbes fam man@es errei9t ner.
ben, mas umm0slid erf@eint. Sunberte 6of.
nuu9slofer Sale bon 9ierer. nnb 2eberleiben
ftn6 ourd electric Bitters sebeilt iuorben, mad.
benz allies iibrise bersebIi6 berfudt ipuroe.
9arunl benfe man MIDI, bab e8 feline SeiIung
siebt, ionbern beriude electric Bitters. 60
siebt feline anbere Me6i3in, bic 70 perfect nnb
fiber baS Blut reinist. electric 8itters BELT
Dbspepfia, Sarn. unb ollie &rantbeiten bet
Nieren. rnfddtbar in alien Masen- unb
3eberfranfbeiten. 8u baben fur so Gents bic
GIai9e bel ". DreiB.