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, 1886-05-13

and ont under any circumstances will
bs Reinforced by no inconsiderable
number of temperance people who
will vot- for license because they
honestly think that under the circum-
stances it would best for the town
and for all concerned. But should
people be assailed indiscriminately
and denounced as fanatics and cranks
and fools simply because they believe
in and practice temperance princi-
pies in the abstract, it would be apt
to consolidate their forces into more
vigorous if not vindictive warfare
than they would otherwise wage
under any circumstances We are
glad that the temperance question in
this Territory Is taken out of partisan
politics. 1t has no proper place there.
1t is matter of local government
alone. 1t Oregon today the prohibi
ton party is organized with ticket
for state officers, and it promises to
be simply disturbing factor as be
tween the two political parties, caus-
ing a triangular fight in which the
party from which prohibitionists
draw most of their votes will be de-
feated even though it may be num-
erically strongest and fairly entitled
by every rule of American political
economy to rule.
, 1886-05-13

What this country needs most is to
give all the Herr Mosts and other
criminal, vicious foreign socialists TO
understand emphatically that no man
can get his bread and butter here till
he earns it or pays for it.
, 1886-05-13

fresh imported cigars at Jas. Jones';
also large invoice of Seaside novels.
, 1886-05-13

They are having monkey and
parrot time in the lower house of
congress over the buying of members
votes. Congressman appear to be so
easily bought that corruptionists
ought to be excused as the little boy
was for throwing an orange at bald
head-on the ground that the tempta
ton was too great.
, 1886-05-13

Seattle papers are strangely at
variance upon the situation there in
regard to danger from lawlessness.
There seems also to be paradox
Ill the fact that the Knights of La
Dor who We're so violently opposed to
the presence of U. S. troops month
ago are now petitioning for their re-
tention- We think the explanation,
however, is simple. 1t is in the fact
that there is 4 largo conservative and
well meaning element within the
ranks of the *. OF L. that does not
aud never did endorse the extreme
impractical and really criminal
course Of certain leaders of the
movement; and they have finally as
serted themselves in favor of the
maintenance OF lawful authority at
all hazards by the wholesome pres
ence of troops, though the demagogue
leaders have put it in the light
that the troops were wanted to pro
tect citizens in tho exercise OF their
political rights at the ballot box. 1t
must be pretty clear by this time
that we have on Puget Sound rank,
socialistic, communistic element-an
element that is becoming more auda-
cious ana impudent as it increases in
numbers and confidence in its own
strength: an element that is danger
Gus alike to the government under
which we live and the good order
and happiness OF the people; an ele-
ment dangerous to the best interests
of the true laboTing classes, what
ever its claims may be, because It's
methods lead directly to murder, az
son and piliage. If any people on
the face OF the earth are Interested
most in the maintenance of law and
good government 1t certainly is Tie
toiling mass who make their living
by day labor. They are the real
, 1886-05-13

Not less than one hundred boy
cotters are now under Indictment in
New York. Let the good work go
on. Boycotting is contrary to the
spirit of our government. The
thoughtful people are arising in their
might throughout the whole country,
openly denouncing it, determinedly
resisting it. Hereafter all persons
of good judgment will refrain from
boycotting.
, 1886-05-13

The Seattle Press begins to look at
the railroad question from a sensible
standpoint. 1t says that Seattle
needs the Cascade branch road COM
pleted, and close connection there
with We have inclined to the
opinion for some time that it is al
ways best to get railroad first and
fight it afterward
, 1886-05-13

An exchange, with not very ap-
parent feeling of friendliness for
J. H. Michel, jr., of Seattle, suggests
that the republicans will nominate
that young gentleman next fall for
the delegateship. Mr. Mitchell, like
young Voorhees,, is the son of .. S.
senator. But permit US to say that
the republicans are not going to
''send boy to mill'' just because
their opponents did.
, 1886-05-13

The Cdtt, OF this CITY wants dem
ocrats to be shown up # they oppose
admission, and further says there are
none in this locality. We second the
motion most heartily. There are
probably none here, but we know
there are plenty of them in the terri
tory, who go off occasionally and
slyly wink to themselves and chuckle
over the way they do gail republi-
cans with their loud professions in
favor of statehood while ID reality
they don't want it all because they
fear it would endanger the national
supremacy of the democracy. We
would like to smoke all such out of
their hiding places, and will cheer
fully join hands with our contempor-
airy for that purpose. The non-ad-
mission democrats are mostly discreet
enough to conceal their real senti-
ments as far as possible. Alex.
Montgomery simply gave the busi-
ness away" in slang parlance. Now
they want to sit on him, OF course.
The Olympia Standard and Walla
Walla Statesman are not hypocriti-
cal enough to say they want a state
government when they do not; but
most all of the democratic politicians
would hesitate no more at making an
insincere claim of that kind than some
ore-keepers would hesitate to tell
you that they ''lose money on the
goods" when they are making 4
dutchman's one per cent.
, 1886-05-13
Vessels on Puget Sound.
Corrected 10 May II, 1sSG.)

RIG rNs LoAprsG-cARGe.
, 1886-05-13

The article we publish this week
from the RailCdy Age on the move
ments of railroad companies west of
the Rocky mountains is suggestive.
II shows that the various companies
with transcontinental lines pushing
into the northwest are not only striy-
ing for mastery and advantage but
are investing heavily on the strength
of the future development OF the
country. Millions Of dollars are be-
ing invested in roads that are not ex-
pected to pay even running expenses
at present-invested where dividends
are pot expected for years to come.
These investments will be continued
till the extreme limit has been
reached-till the principal roads
have reached tide water as far west
as possible. People who are impa--
tient at the apparent tardiness of rail.
road building ''out west" sometimes
forget that this is wooded country
where clearing and grading require
heavy outlay as compared with the
expense of building railroads through
prairie country; they are apt also to
lose sight OF the magnitude of these
great undertakings in building rail-
roads that will sDeD n continent
The companies can only work their
way westward by degrees. AS Chas
Francis Adams told Port Townsend
people last year, 1t is only a question
of a short time when railway will
encircle the west side of Puget Sound.
If one company does not build the
road, another will. 1t must be built,
because it will become commercial
necessity.
, 1886-05-13

A. inquiry has come from japan to
the Port Discovery Mil Co. for 120,
OOO,OOO feet Of railroad ties. To
fill this order would keep their mill
going four years steady on full time
every day. saying nothing about their
local and coastwiSc trade. 1t seems
that a French syndicate has exten
sive railway operations in Japan, and
the timber can tc easiest and best
obtained from Puget Sound. 1t will
keep our mills --chawing" for some
time to come.
, 1886-05-13

The democrat of Oregon have
nominated Sylvester Pennoyer for
governor of thai state. Pennoyer
was the one who did his best to
precipitate q riot against the Chinese
in that state. He and Myers We're
leaders in the famous riot congress"
which declared that the Chinese
must 20 in thirty days 10y fair means
or foul. Think of electing such a
man TO enforce the laws.
, 1886-05-13

{. Judge Greene is again afflicted
with inflammation of the eyes as con-
sequence of overwork 1t is crying
shame that the judicial districts are
30 unequally divided that the Judge
in this district is worked to death
while Judge Hoyt at Olympia can do
up his whole years work in a few
weeks and have nine tenths of his
time afterward for running banks and
engaging in business enterprises,
, 1886-05-13

The Columbia Chronicle is talking
right out in meeting because its posi-
ton in favor of high license is not
favored either by the ". c. T. ..
nor the liquor dealers. 1t occupies a
sensible middle ground quite distinct
from that of ideal sentimentalists on
the one hand and free whisky advo-
Gates On the other Stick to them,
Gene, you needn't fear extremists.
cranks nor those who believe you
mercenary because they are.
, 1886-05-13

In the east there Is growing
sentinent in favor of crushing the
boycott. The Kentucky Legislature
has under consideration q bill i'm
posing heavy penalties on any one
instituting II q melting others.
And in Connecticut the courts have
held it punishabl, under existing
laws. The time Is not far distant
when in every state in the Union
boycotting Will be prohibited by the
most explicit statutes.
, 1886-05-13

We are pleased to note that Dele
gate Voorhees, comes to the front
with an open letter on the statehood
question. We publish the docu-
ment entire today While it main
tains at least q show of consistent ad
voeaey OF statehood on his part, no
one who reads our territorial demo-
cratic papers can fail to note the
undercurrent OF opposition to STATE
hood, among democrats generally,
and for political reasons alone. The
people who put their trust In tie
democratic party for 4 state govern
ment for Washington territory are
doomed to sore disappointment. No
greater humbug was ever dolel out
like taffy on stick. If Mr.. Voorhees,
is sincere himself (which we do not
dispute) he is at variance with his
party in congress, aad hl no meal
in harmony with all the leaders III
his party at homo. TEc whole cli.im
Is q miser bic dccoy to catch l.2,pEI.A
can votes.
, 1886-05-13

Decoration day in Port Townsend
should be made memorable occas-
ion. The spirit of treason not only
shoulders but burns with feryent
heat in the south. Let the spirit of
loyalty, patriotism and reverence
for Union soldiers be cherished in
the north. Port Townsend gives
every evidence of entering upon a
real boom of prosperity. Building,
investment and enterprise is the
order of the day dere as never before.
, 1886-05-13

The Oregonian is in terrible
pickle over state politics in the land
of webfeet. 1t don't like either the
democratic nor the republican nomi-
nee for governor, and is very unhap-
Ply. just how it is going TO prevent
the election of one or the other is a
mystery. However, in order to have
the country in safe hands it may pro-
claim n protectorate and take the
government in its own hands till
the matter can be arbitrated.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-06

= @ouberneur Stonemau BON ga=
llfornieu bat BON benz staats> Sefretdr
8aDarb cine Depei6e erbalteu, bes eSns
balts, baB Der @inslii9e @elanDte in
Waibington iiber bic in mebreren
Stdbten bon @allfornien eingeleitete
8ewegung our 8ertreibung Der gbtnes
fen &lase gefiibtt babe. @efretdr
8aparb bdlt es fir ri9tlger, @emalts
tbaten gu bel biiteu. als bic 8emegung
unterbruden 3u tponen. @ouperneur
Stoneman bat benz Stats Gefretdr
auf telegrapbii6em Wege ertpibert: !:
vGs lit fein einaiger @emaltaft gegen
Die @bineien in Dieiem Staate por9es
fommen, nod befiir9te i'd Gramale.
tpel9e ni6t non ben lofalen 8ehDrben
unterbrRdt merben f6nnten. Nm ber
pacifics &iifte MAIDEN ii9 gegen bic tuei>
tere Gbinesen @inmanberung cine all=
gemeine Nbneiguug uno tiefgebenoe
Oppoiition geltenb. Sauienoe BON bra=
ben 8iirgern inb in 5olge ber Qnme>
ienbeit Der Gbineien ni9t i'm Stauoe,
ibren 2ebensunterbalt au ermerben."
Gum S@luiie faste Der gouperneur
bin5u, baB bic Beb6rben bon galiforz
nien ibrer Iufgabe gewa9fen ieien.
aud obne ginmif6ung Der Bunoess
beb6rben.
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= neber ben beuti9en unterri6t
fagt. 9err @tebenion, Der @9uls@upes
rlutenbent bon Sbio in ieinem Sabresz
beri9t: uSie uebung, in 3tpei pers
f9iebenen @pra@en au benfen, au fpre=
den unb 5u f@reiben, io,pie bon Der
etnen Spra6e i1t bic onbere au iibers
feben. perleibt cine l1rtbeilsfdbigteit
unb 9ei9ti9feit Der Nusbrudstpeile, mie
man lie f@merli@ auf anoere Weiie erz
langen fann. Oas @tuoium Der einen
Spradbe erlei9tert bas Der anberen,
binii6tlid) aller @runbidbe uno 6or=
men. tpel6e beiben Spra9en gemeinz
idhaftli1 iinb. @erabe auf bieie gemein=
i6aftli@en Gormen unb @runbidbe
follten bic 2ebrsr bic Nufmerfl lamfelt
Der 3Dglinge rihien. Wenn Der 36gs
ling entoedt, baB bic &egeln, meI1e er
beim Stuoium Der beuli6en 9prade
lernen muB, ebeafaGs in Der ensiii1en
Spra1e Dorbanben iinb, 10 finbet er
aus, baB er. feline ooppeIte glroe gu
tragen bat. I'm oem 30sling bas
stuoiam Der beuti@en @pra4e gu ers
lei9tern, follte Der unferri1t 10 einfa9
wie m6gli@ iein." 9lus oieiem @runbe
reoet Der Superintendent benn au9 Der
@rleBung Der 6euti6en 8u9itaben bar9
lateiail9e bus Wort.
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Sreuh;oe grfreo,,ro berr,6t ~;

= GreuOige Nufresung berrI9t, tpie
Der rNn3eiser beg Weltens" bebauptst,
in Der Yoitoner @eieli1oft in GoIge
Der yfa6rlht. baB bic Wfitpe eines
Gonigs bemnd9lt Bolton gu ibreu Witt=
tDenliB MAIDEN miro. IS lit oos ore
W,ttwe bes ntuli9 uerltorbenen Sltular
&6ni]s 5eloiuaab BON portugal, bic
@rdf fin @liie bon gola. dltern Boito.
netn aber uls 2i5sie 9ensler, 8O9ier
zines oeutiden Sduiters. Der bort
Sabre lang selebt BAT umO bort au6
begraben ltegt, bsfannt 9aB bic pel-
tplttwett Srau uab Bottom aurildfeb
rem MID, bat wabri9elnli6 ieinen
@luno barin, baB ibre nd9lten 0ere
tDanOten bort leben, mdbtenb lie in
SIhabon einiam unb allein iteben mir
De. 9ie .Dtitglieoer bes Sofes balt.n
tie bod nur fir einen @inbringllng.
9le 8olto,er obbpsMriitofrat,e miro
iib On Der Wittwe zines Gonigs taum
fatt goffen f6nnen unb erpartet mabrz
i9sinli9, baB tie na4 5uriidaelestem
Sraueriubr bic &oae elmer vQueen Of
Spcetp" iibernebmen peroe. rYrin.
aen" Dirb lie nidt mItbringen, ba ibre
gbe fiHSerlOs gebliebea iit.
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9ie rationale Se,htperSe.

Obspepiie 1T bic rationale 8eidperbe 0af
iebe speite Yerion. Osr man begesnet, leiOet oa
ran, .uaS bic Golse 1T, bas bic anseblid1en
9e,lmittel basegen 70 sablreid pie Ynaraob's
Seeri@aaren fnb. Meiitemtbeils finb fl ipertb.
los. Gs ssbt iebod elm tief einbrinsenbss
@littel aur ausmersuns biefsr qualpolsn uub
bartnadisen arantbsit, Oefen e6te 8erbienite
es i4on lanse adf einen bornebmen Ylab unter
ben Stapelar5neten Mmeritas erboben baben.
9ofetters Nagembitteres rottet Die
Dpspepiie auoerldiiiser unb fdleuntser aus,
OILS ieoes anSere befanute SeilmitteI, unb es 1T
ein bOdit 3utrasli@eS ardftisunss,, Nppeit.
uno Silfsmittel sur abiouberuns. Dies iino
feline leeren 8ebauptunsen, ipie Saufenb, ln.
fe,er 2anosIeute, Wfdnner uno Grauen, mel9e
feine sSirfunsen sefsiirt baben. ipobl pi6en,
fonoera fie weroen burd unuerbri9li4e, benz
@ubli uni pieoerbolentlih borseIegte Bemeiie
unteritist. au4 btlft oas 8ittere gum regeI.
mabisen Stublsans uno sibt ben Saruorsanea
eiue seiunOe Anresuns.
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aber gutmttbige Menf@en, bic initiuctib
Bic 11eberlegenbeit @eorgs berausfibls
ten, fi6 in 6er @eie0f6aft 6es frdfti=
gen, blonoen, bornebme1 iungen Man=
nes geI@mei6elt fiblten, un5 ibm auf
benz langen Mege allerlei fleine @efdl=
ligfeiten germ erwieien.
Sic batten ii6 flr3e 3eit in Chicago
aufgebalten. tparen bann nod ct.
paul in Minneiota binaufgegangem,
uno bort mar ibnen bonn Bureau Der
N6rbli9en pacifiebabn bic Mrbeit an=
gemieien tporoen. @eorg tpurbe ouf
feinen Wunib nod bem Defli6 am
weiteifen oorgeidobeuen Bolten, in bic
&odp Mountai1s gel6idt.
Das 2eber, bas ii6 ibm ba er6ffnete,
NOR bart unb freublos. ST muBte fi9
geb6rig fd,inben uno pladen unb pers
biente bamlt gera6e 10 biel, tpie ct
brau9te, UNI iein Daiein gu friiten.
Seine &ameraben paren meiiteus
tpiilte. robe @eieQen, nit beuen ct
faum mebr Derfebrte als nbtbig mar,
um ai@t bas Spreden au berlernen.
(6ortiesuns fOlst.)
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8 e Z a =.

-9ie Grau bes Sarbisen grabler
in paleitine bate ibren Weann berIaifen
uno lebte nit einem anbern Garbiaen
gfamens Mufe auiammen. 8rabler
erfdien bor etnigen Sagen in Muie'E
9auie unb ma9te Miene, 6enielben au=
augreifen, tperauf er bon Mufe eri9ois
feu tpurbe.
= Sn Die @iIentpaarenbanolung BON
8oo6man Bros. in 2areoo uurbe eiu=
gebro6en. 9ie Oiebe ftablen Wao7en
i'm Wertbe bon 5000.
5. 3. Sberrn bon Serrel. Der
i'm Colorado 9otel gu Deniion einge
febrt mar, l6f6te bic asFamme, o6ne
bas 8as ab3uoreben, als er gu 8e.te
gng unb am nddIten Morgen farb
man ibn Demubtlos auf bic grbe lles
gen. Nah ftunbenlangen 8emnbunoen
gliidte es ben Ierateu, ibn ing 2eben
5urild3urufen.
= Ser General Mbiutant beri9tet,
6eb ii6 1851 OffiSiere unb Mann Der
Wftlia III Seras in Dienf befinoen.
= Ser Stabtrdtb bon Nunin erfldrs
te ben Nlberman De@reB als ermdblt.
-Sm Sans Souei 9aloon in Mar=
f9dn erf6oB s. 8. Mbair ben Deipez
raoo Sobn @rpmber uno lieferte li1
baum Der 8eb0roe aug. Nn Gromoer
1T ni6ts oerloren; CT erluorbete erit bor
Gur3em eiuen Mann In Mari6all.
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Sffiaie1Ie 3l1tter ffhreihen M,

= Offi5ielle 8ldtter f6reiben aus
Berlin: v@s peroient anerfannt ,u uerz
ben, ooB Der Sultan BON 3an5ibar,
na6oem er mObl @runo gebabt bate,
iiber bds 8orgeben Der oeutiden oit=
afritanifben @eieQi6ait einise Yeritin,
mung gu empfin0eu, ieBt, na6oem bic
MhBoerltdnonil1e in befrieoigenoer Weiie
aufgefldrt morben finb, feinerieits gros
BE Bereitlri(listeit seist. freunbl9afts
li6e ge3iebungen 5tpii@en Dsuti6lanb
uno 3an5ibar ber5uitelen. 9,es 1T na=
msntlltb berporsetrefen seleaentl,6 Der
yerbanolungen iiber ben swifden oieien
Sdnosrn ab5uf9leBenben 6anbelsper=
trag uno seigt ii6 aud in oer llebens=
tutrbigen Nu!nabme, mel6e Der Sultan
unierm @ei9maber, bem Mbmiral unb
@bef oehelben, &norr, unb anberem
Sffsieren Der taiierli6en Martne bat
gu Sbeil uerben- laffen."
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Cages . 3senisfeiteu.
NnI q n b.

: Sas 9outbern 0otel in Netp 0r=
leans lit abgebrannt. Gin Mitglieb
oes Or9effers Der 6orb Operns8eieQ=
f6aft, Namens 2ouis &iBner, lit in ben
Glammen umgetommen.
- Sn yteparf brannte elm Gliiget
Der Srrenanftalt ab. Das Gebdube
mar 900 6uB lang unb es befanoen
fid 104 patientin In bemielben. sic
,uurben ole gerettet.
Sn @lepelano finben nod INNER
&ubeii6rungen BON Seiteu Der polni,
fhen &atboliten itatt. 9ie ercommuniz
3irten friiberett @emeinbemitglieber
gleifen bic loDalen &atbolifen an.
= Na1 Beri1ten aug 2ouiliana 1T
bic bortige 3uderernte UNI 1910 befIer
ausgefaleit, als bic bes 8oriabres.
= Bon albuquerque in Neumerifo
mirb beri9tet, oaB man oas Nusbre6en
Der Nabaio> Snbianer, bic 500 Mann
5dblen, eripartet.
Sn Wafbinston min man Be-
merit baben, baB Der prdftbent in Der
Silberfrage anfdn9t, na63useben.
= Sie Stablfabrifanten Der bcrs
t6ieoenen Staaten tperben in einigen
5agen in plttsburgb cine 8eriamms
lung abbalten, um bic pretie alIcr
Stablmdaren gu etb6ben unb Die 4rs
be,tsl6bne fir bieies Sabr feftaufeBen.
= Die Nnar6iiten in Chicago biels
ten am Sdge beg 25idbeisen Subilds
ums oes 86nigs oon g euBen erne 8tr
iammlung ab unb e,tldrten, baB bic
Reg eruns oeiielben eiue ed mad fur
bic Civilization lei.
- Senator 8auce bot eine 8il ein=
gebra9t, tpelde bas @ioilbjenlt &e.
formgtieB beieitist. Sm Saule rei9te
Sairb cine Bin elm, pel6e ben prdlis
bentea ermd6tigs, in yiew Merfo unb
Nri3cna 3mel &egimenter 8olont6re
gegen bic Snbianer in ben 0lenf gu
rufen.
CUR allgeueinen ueberrai6uns
bat 8ouperneur 6il BON Nem Oort bas
GioilDienlt= =&eformseleB enoorlirt..
- Der WsilIiondr Milton Welfon
bon Gbicago, melder megen Sbeilz
nabme an einem @iot au a s5abren
3n@tbaus perurtbeilt wuroe, bat bon
ieinem &e9tsanmaIt ben &atb erboI=
ten, nod 5iibamerita su entfliebem,
uno 1T Dem &atb na6getommen. st
ftebt unter $4,000 8hrgi6aft.
= Ollie Stiff in penniplpanien iino
In Golge BON beItigeH &egeu bebeus .nb
geltlegen. Cine 4n3abl Don Ds men
baben li6 nit Wafer sefiiGt unb meb
rere am Susquebanna gele9ene 9tdDte
ipuroen iiberI9wemmt.
NusIanb.
3miiden bem G,aren unb benz
@roBfiriien Ml9ael iit STREET. ausge.
bro6en. in Golge oeien Dii6ael ni9t
weiter mitipielen mill. Ct 1T aus benz
Sienif ausgeid,ieoen.
: Ser oeuti@e Raiier bat elm &e=
teript erlantn, in mel9em er lid fur
bas Woblwollen tebaatt. bas ibm BON
allen Seiten gu ieinem Subildum bars
gebra9t muroe.
: Der preuBif@e 2anbtag 1T gum
IA. einberufen lporben.
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Oie 2naif ber 0rphibitipniite,

s Die 2osit Der probibitioniiten
miro bur6 folaenbe NotiS zines eng
lid amerifaniiben 8lattes treffeno ge.
fenn3ei6uet: nSn Atlanta, @a.. 1T
paul SOnes perbaftet iporben, neil ct
einen gew'Ren @reen 9Obo, befen
Maulefel 9erru SOnes sebiiien bat, ers
i9ieBen ppllte. Die Soee, Dobb fur
ben Bib bes Mauleiels itrafen gu wol=
len, ldBt erfennen, oaB Sones sur Bro.
bibitiOnspartei geb6rt, beren 2osit ba=
rim beitebt, baB, neil u ii9 beiauft, 9
6afiir beitraft weroen iOa, baB er 6
Bier Dertauft.~
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0ie 3ahl Der @inpanberer. 81

= Ste 3abl Der @inmanoerer, bic
i'm 2aufe oes Sabres 1885 in Cattle
@arben lanoete, mar INN 10000 ge=
ringer als i'm Sabre 1884. 8is gum
80. December tparen in biefem Sabre
280,740 ginwanberer in Stem Sort
eingetroffen gegen 319. .435 in berielben
periObe beg 8oriabres. 9fur cine perz
bdltniBmdBig geringe 3abl bon pau=
pers BET fanb li@ barunter.
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@erane 70 aut.

@iele seyiHenlofe 8ertdufer m0sen @ud ia.
gen iie baben Ssilmittel fur Suiteu unb @rfdl.
tunsen Die serabe 70 gut iinb als Der alte
suoerlaiiise Dr. 8ofanto Suften- unD 2unsen.
Surup. unb ipenn ibr ni9t barauf beitebt bic.
ies SeiImittsl au srhalten, perbet ibr iebr an.
gefubrt iuerben. Rreis SO Gents unb $l.O0.
8ertauft bel s. Ralteyer 6 Con.
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= 8OGftdnbig murbe id bon einem
i4mer3bafteu tbeumatif6en NnfaQ
bur9 bic Anmenoung Don ct. Safobs
Del. oem ausge5eidneten Shmer3ens
filler tp'eoer berseiteqt. - Geo. 9lns
brems, Wd6ter on Der 3. 6. 3. & 81.
8abn, Waterloo, Soma.
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= @ebrau6te SougaIine bfter segen
&beumatismus uno oaiielbe tDirtte tets
tpie 3auber. @iner melnsr patienten,
Der u Sabre nidt geben fonnte unb
feit &ur5em Songaltne sebraudt, fann
berelts wieoer @6ritte tbun unb beis
1ert lt6 fein 3uftano tdgli9.
5. 8. 9uffeo, so. D., Woobingtom, o.
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= Die 3abI Der Bel Dem 8au bes
ytew Yorfer 4qudbnets bisber umge.
fOmmtnen Nrbeitec III nun auf SO ges
ltiegen; ilbsr 80 Irbeiier finb bel bies
lem Sau bisber mebr ooer tpeniger pers
ltilmmelt tpDr0en.
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= 8. Ralteher C @on, apotbefer, tuelhe
INNER fir Oas Bobl ieiner &unben beforgt lit,
bat ieBt ben @erfauf bon Dr. 8oianfo'S
3ufeu. unO 2unsen @yrup erbaltcn, elm
3eilmittel. peld)eS unfeblbar alle @rtdltunaen,
S9mer5eu in ber Bruf, nnb ale 2unaen.
trantbsiten iurirt. Bur Yrobe nebmet cine
grobefafdc. @epSbnlide @r6be 80 Gents
unb 81. 90.
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Die bette Salbe Der zSeIt fit ednitte,
Anetifunsen, @eidpite, Gieber- uno pout.
ausfd)las, 6ledte, seiprunsene Sdnoe, 6roit-
beulep uno ale Sautfranfbeiten turirt 90.
murrboiben ODER feline 8esabluns 8olIiae
Classification sarantirt ODER bss @elb miro
suriideritartet. 20 @enls bic Sd,a6tel bel U.
Dreib.