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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

enee In school matters as any man in
the State, He is not only thorough
teacher but has all the necessary bust.
ness ability required by the office of
superintendent of Pahlic Instruction,
and combining these qualifications
with love for the work will make a
most excellent officer.
Who knows Joe Harlow and does
not like himy But he does not depend
on his popnari y for election. He is
The present State Printer and his office
has a record of which any man may be
proud. 1t is useless for any one To ex.
peet 10 succeed against him, us it is
known TINT no other man will equal
him N an economical and a: the same
time efficient administration of the
Office
The effective performance of the
duties of District Judge requires judi.
eial ability of the very highest order.
as well as large experience. In court
of first instance. not only has the Jud ge
to deal With legal questions of the most
complex nature but he has to render
has decisions almost upon the spur of
the moment Hence, profound learn.
ing, quickaess of perception and firm.
ness OF character are all essential
qualities in District Judge. The
Republican nominees possess these
qualities IN the very highest degree
For very many years Hon. Richard
Rising has been judge of the First
judicial District. A glance at Nevada
reports will show his high standing as
a Jurist, ter many of the most impor
tant questions ever determ med IN this
State arose in bis court, and very sci.
dom indeed have his rulings been
followed by a reversal. Among the
members of the Nevada bar his
promptness, clearness and accuracy
have almost become standards of com
parison.
Judge Mckinney. of Lander, is also
. man of fine ability, deep learning
and great experience in judicial mai.
tiers. His rulings are always clear
and concise aud marked by compre>
hensiyenees and breadth of thought
His iqlegrity has never been touched
by breath OF suspicion, and he stands
very high in the estimation of the
legal profession, the men most compe.
tent TO pass upon his merits
Judge Bigelow has not been so long
upon the bench as the others. but he is
man OF ripe wears and scholarship of
high standing at The bar, and during
the five years of his judicial career he
has made a record of which any man
may well be proud. He is held ia the
greatest esteem by HE people of EIko
and Humboldt Counties, and If elected
he VIII shed luster upon the JUDICIARY
OF our Stale.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
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Political Convention Runs

Buns are barnacles on conventions.
Lice, grey, backs, bed bugs thal to de.
cent folks, or polly.wogs that muddy
the pool may give faint idea of poll.
teal promoters" with personal
grudge, They look innocent aud wise /:
they talk about the uppopulorty of
some certain candidate as though they
own him The know him. Why,
yes. lie lsn't henest; he can't tell the
truth; he was married by justlce.ot
the-peace, instead of Il minister, to a
niece OF the second cousin of his
brothers wife. Al awful disgracel
Well, It's fact Why, haven't you
heard of him; he isn't any more fit for
the Office than II yellow dog But
please Mr.. Delegate. don't say TINT
said anything about it, for he and
are friends and [ wouldn't have him
know anything about it for all the
world. And yet this slippery, shiny,
deceitful lying bum who thinks the
pubic veal should be sacrificed on
the altar OF his revenge for some petty
affair is ut the convention for the sole
purpose of beating this special candi.
date.--Free Lance
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Matrimonial Philosophy.

We have had some birthdays recent
ly Tor Mrs. Arp and are both June
bugs. That | reckon. | won't call
her a bug, though she does June
around sometimes when things 90
wrong, She had a birthday last week,
and could tell how old she is II |
was sure she never be widow. She
thinks would marry again at drop
OF hat, but declares she wouldn't and
and says something about a burned
child drcading the fire. But she does
not mean that know, and the honest
reason is that she is afraid she could
never tlud another man like me. 1t
would take her a tong time to train
another teller and get bin up to my
standard OF uxorial docility. A young
man will train, but one over 30 won't
train worth cent, and that is why it
Is so dangerous tor girl of ambition
10 marry an old man or awidower.
The training Is ON The other side then.
ana she had just as well surrender 10
the INEVITABLE. We had the birthday,
ana gathered all the children but
one. There were nine of them here.
aud some grandchildren and some
friends, and we had COED time.
solued Mrs. Arp on her cheek soon
l L
In the morning She always turns
her cheek 10 me now, but she didn't
use TO, by no means. We had music.
and played cards, aud went fishing.
ana eat spring chicken and buckle.
berry pie, and talked and the bows
said smart things aud told of exploits
ana escapes, and their mother and sis.
tiers thought they were the smartest
boys IA tue world. liza boy sneezes
his mother thinks it smart. Mrs.
/ Arp thinks her boys are aa improve.
| menl on the old man, but my ambition
Is Tor girls to be as smart Us their
mother. There is no room for
Improvement on that line. Not long
ago OIL and was gone tor Il month.
When came back had n warm wei.
come, and everything was calm and
serene. 1 played king and autocrat
for two or three days, and slrulted
around with the same consequential
airs HAD worn over IN Carolina, But
they don't last long at my house, and
now am IN my normal state OF sweet
humility.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
rHE srILL-H, N rGSs RETURN.

Governor Adams has returned from
the eastern part OF the State, tie has
been on what may be called the still
hunt He understood that he prairies
would be fired behind him by the
Brady faction, and went out to see if
the conHagration might not in SONS
manner he ayerted.
The Governor does not seem to be
entirely happy since his return. He
moves among his friends with less
celebrity than is his won't. He walks
es IT he had been frost. bitten, and an
overdose of quinlpe had created a
buzzing ia his ears, Through force
oil habit he shakes hands with every
one he meets, but his salutation, once
so apparently gpileless and hearty,
has become curt and perfupotory. He
has changed, indeed, else he would
not have SAID to Hook Mason, meeting
that sturdy and still irale old rancber
in front of the Capitol, last Monday
you may call me Jewett, Hook! you
may cali me Jewettp'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
The State Fair.

The State Fair, at Reno. this year
was perhaps the best exhibition ever
given by the Society. The display Of
stock was r. markably good and some
OF the best bred cattle ever brought to
the country were on the lists. The
races were very exciting. the ladies
rode beautifully and the Indian pony
race was mirth provoking spectacle.
The lower floor of the Pavilion was
well filled with the products of Nevada
soil and the upper floor was o perfect
bower of beauty.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
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VOTE A STRAIG TICKET.

AT 20 previous election since the
war has there been equal cause for a
significant straight Republican vote.
1t will be understood AS u manifesto of
The people against the policy which
has BROKEN down mining and impov.
crushed miners. There are many wor.
thy men named on the Demoeralic
ticket, hut their personal claims even
# the Republican candidates were
without merit. sink before the idea
which they are endeavoripg to sus.
tam by placing themselves over the
Democratic platform which endorses
the administration. Should even a
spripkling of Democrats be elected The
effect of an undivided remonstrance
would be lost, and all who feel and
understand the SITUATION should use
every effort TOWARD the election of an
entire Republican tickle. TO vote for
those who copntenrnce and aid the de-
stroyers of our industries, is equiva.
lent 10 an endorsement of the course
of the gold ring OF which most of the
Democratic leaders are members,
Who, in this Stats can willingly
support Democrat or an independent
on a Democratic ticket. while our
mines are closing under the hostility
ola Democratic administrations
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

The Board OF County Com mission
met on Monday Oct. 4th for The reg.
ular meeting.
Ordered that School District No IA
(Coryvllle) be annexed TO School Dist.
riot No 10 (HawlL orne,) and that the
sum of $21 50 now standing to the
credit of District No. II, be transferred
10 District No, IL,
Ordered that Williams and Mcleod
be notified TO repair the toll road from
Desert lreek 10 Aurora.
The money in the Treasury was
counted and found correct.
Ordered that the following trans
fers of funds be made:
From general to salary fund, $500
From current expense to salary
fund $24O, to contingent fund $500 to
INDECENT sick fund $500
The reports of the f,llowiug county
and township officers were examined
aud filed: E. B. Cushman, Sheriff; F..
IL. Rice, Recorder aud Auditor: p. NJ.
Bowler, District Attorney; Auditors
and Treasurer's report; c. b. Snow,
Justice OF the Peace, TIP. 30; j H..
Fenton, Constable, TIP. 20.
Upon petition of citizens of town.
ship No. |, J. N Reid was appointed
constable for the unexpired term.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Everything Goaa WRONG

In the bodily mechanism when the liver gets
out OF order. Constipation, dyspepsia, con-
tamination of the blood, imperfect assimila-
ton, are certain to ensue. But it is easy to
prevent these consequences, and remove their
cause, by a course of Hostettei-s Stomach
Bitters, which stimulates the hillary organ
and regulates its action. The direct results
rs disappearance of the pains beneath the
lids ana through the shoulder blade, the nau-
sea, headaches, yellowness of the skin. fur
req look OF the tongue, and sour odor of the
breath, which characterize liver complaint.
Sound digestion and regular habit OF body
are blessings also secured by the use of this
celebrated restorative of health, which i'm
parts degree of vigor to the body which is
Its best guarantee OF safety from malarial
epidemics. Nerve weakness and over-ten-
sion are relieved by it, and it improves both
appetite and sleep.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Letters Uncslled For.

The following unclaimed letters
were in the Hawthorne, Nevada Post
office on September lst
Ammerpon, ]. S.
Arenas, Don Guadalupe,
Casci, Michaele
Giael, Sr Don Miauela,
Fisher, Miss Rose Bell.
Goldsmith, Miss Emma,
Nunes, A. s,
Nunes, 7, n.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say advertised letters.
F, A. ANGEL, P N
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

1t Is thought that the Governors
strange demeanor is due to the chilly
atmosphere encountered by him in
Elko and Humboldt counties, from
the effects of which he has not yet
fully recovered. He has discovered
that gentleman whose name Is
Stevenson is much talked of in the
great East as marvelousiy proper
man for Governor, aud IN be ginning
10 discern the wall which speaks of
something having been weighed and
found wanting
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Ola Gahe Dead.

Everybody's friend, Gabriel Aalton,
Or Old Gabe, died on Monday morning
Of rheumatism of the heart. Old Gabe
was before the war oolored man, a
patlve Of Kentucky, and had many
intesting anecdotes Of those stirring
times to relate. His duties IN life
were we'll performed and he had IA
plumber of kindly sympathizers during
his last illness,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Get NaturaIJzesi,

Court will be open on the 18th
from 8 A. M. until 5 P. M. Those
who wish to take out their papers in
time to be registered for the coming
election must be on hand as this will
he the last chance. Don't make a
mistake and come a day too late,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
The reilov Hith no Name.

An anonymous letter signed "A few
of the best of Us" has been receive /.
1t is meant as an attack on one of the
Republican candidates, but the appli
cation is not apparent. "A few of the
best of u.s. either greatly overrates him.
self or the rest OF him or them Is or
are of poor material. Weak heads
and faint hearts send synonymous
letters. The writer of this one can
have 1t by proving property and pay.
ing for this notice
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
What Defeat Means.

Republican defeat ia Nevada this
fall means the endorsement of Cleve.
lands administration on tariff. silver
and civil service; 1t means Demo.
cratic L. 5. Senator and Democratic
Congressman the continuation In of.
lice Of Adams; the turning oyer to the
tender merces of the Democracy the
State Prison, Orphans Home, State
University. Insane Asylum. and the
various departments of the State
Government; it means thai the judicial
and Legislative Branches OF our Stale
government shall be placed ia charge
OF the Democratic party, il means ineffl
cheney IN the management of State af
lars, and as consequence discard and
dlseontept among the people.-Free
Lame,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Clothing,

Blumenthal and COIN Of Carson
keep the best fitting suits, and latest
styles in hats, constantly in stock
They FIJI all orders by mail guarantee
ing satisfaction in every case. People
from Esmeralda county can do well
for themselves by giving them q trial.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
- * PLES


Turkish towels at Q. F.. Tay,op,s
Sre The hew lampS 1t 2ummerield's.
New birthday cards at o, b, Tay.
lol's.
Fresh NUTS arriving daily al 4. H
Nrights.
Van AIsilAe is receiving fresh fruit
every day,
Have you itiea that Kentucky viii .
Key al TqbinalS,
Laces and em broideries just received
at o. I. 7aylar's.
Try Angels fine coffee and see It
ground in the new mil.
Three hundred pounds OF babbjt
metal tor sale at this office.
4 few sacks OF extra wheq; for sale
a. Wahuska, by q. P. Lovejoy,
Fine new Mason Valley potatoes
lor sale at Wahqska, by E. P. Lovrjoy
y. Crntcher is delivering the finest
kind ii wood, promptly. 90 receipt of
order.
MI l. u. Vipson. Cashier D. & |, r
H., has tried apd endorses Red etar
Cough Cure,
II. NJ, BALLARD, Superintendent of
ms Mount Cory mine returned from
Virginia Yesterday.
When you go to Reno be sure to 30
to Dunham's Photograph Parlors and
pave your picture taken,
Try Cognac Cocktails chewing
tobacco at Van Alstine's. The best
plug ever put on the market
Fresh arrival of sportsmen's goods
pit Wrights. Shells loaded at short
police. All orders promptly filled,
1000 Woodbury. fruit jars at Sum
merfield's Call and see the new
patent. All sizes, pints, quarts and
gallons,
). W. Hogan has large Quantity of
: fine ice ready for delivery in any
quantity, from twenty-five cents worth,
upward.
Wilkison and Kennedy are still
doing well at the BurnIegh mine, aud
there is prospect of still more yalu,
able Developments,
lhe big fish eat the little fish, and
rumor OF a mining sale in Haw
thorHe District draws, the attention of
many away from politics
.. +. Taylor has on hand some
Singer sewing machines which be is
authorized to sell for twenty per cent
Jess than the usual price.
through an omission in the COPY
Martin Brazzanovich does not appear
this week as candidate for Bubble
Administrator, His name will be in
big letters next week.
Mr. Arthur Shurtleff, Parker, Da.
kota writes that he suffered two years
with lame knee, which was entirely
cured by the use of St. Jacobs Oil.
He consider it ii most wonderful
remedy. 1t conauers pain.
Hon, A. L. Fitzgerald and Hon, H.
L. Cresswell Democrat ic Candidates
tor District Judges spent q lew days as
week in Hawthorne. They are both
pleasant gentlemen and although on
the wrong TICKET are working man
fully for their own side.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
Get Registered.

Go and get registered; there is but
pne week more, The books close on
the evening or the goth and those who
are pot ON time will lose their votes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

Lake View Lodge No. II A. o. U
v, meets on the first and third Mon
avs CT each month.
j, A. CALDWELL, w. NJ.
r. II. RICE, Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13
X of T..

The regular meeting of Esmeralda
lodge No. 70. Knights of Pythias, is
neld every third Thursday. SO.
burning brethren, IN good standing
ordia'ly invited.
A SUMnERFIELD, G.. g.
Z. A. RICHARDSON, x of X and $
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= en- Dbartpn Goun'p pirb eine
before @rnte gema9t, als ie aupor.
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Wsdd,t bic 8abtt fret,
(Gortfesuns folst.)

I'm, benz berbramdten 3ellensepebe gu erntos'
Iiden, aus benz aorper gu entiuei6en, bic, iuenn
iie beibebalten 4piirben, bic edfts bes aorperS
serl6le3tern unb bic @efunbbeit nntergrabsn
miirbem. Die @eDdrme, bic ben pidtisffen
absusstanal bilOen, tOnnen permanent bon
Sinberniiien frei ss9aften sperOen,. inOem n'an
6as fdmersloie, rubig pirfenbe nnS ansenebme
gbfabrmitteL Soffetters sra NIB t.
ters sebraudt, peldes nidt MIR nnretniss
feiten Iof, fonbern aud bic innere Saut Oes
Darmfanals ftdrft, tpenn fie bnrd @erffopfung
ober ben unfIusen @sbrau6 eepaltiamer ab'
fiibrmitteI sefdwdd)t if. Der Magen, bic
2eber unb bic glieren iperten ebenfalls bur4
bieies mobltbatise Starfunss> unb Seilnittd
anse,est ilnb setrdftist, unb iebes Organ, iebe
Giber, febe Mus.el unb ieoer @erb beripiirt et,
men belebenben @infus. gs bat einen anse-
nebmen @eI6mad unb 1T ein bO4it belebeneeS
unb Der &c lunbbeit sutraglid)es Seilmittel, unO
ba es feline @irfiamfeit ausidliebltt botant>
i6en Mitteln berbnntt, 70 lit es bas Seilmtttel
nas am Beiten fir ben Samiliene ebrand ge-
eisnet lit, ba es fi6cr, melt rei9enO uno raid
tpirft.
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9urd, Grfabrmma betpieiett.

Shdtige Nerate baben gu ollen 3eiten
ipoblperbientes Nnieben genohen unb
bur1 ibre beiliame Sbdtigfeit iebr biel
aur 8erminberung BET 2eioen, benen
bic Meni9beit untermorfen 1T, unb sur
Seilung ibrer @ebreden getban. Sic
betpirften unb berDirfen bag gr0Bten=
tbeils bur9 Nraneien unb anbere Seil>
mittel, tpel9e Dem 9ausmittelf6aB Der
96lfer, ber neberlieferung unb ben bon
ginaeluen aufdlig, ooer in Golge bon
Beoba9tung unb Na6benten als BELLS
trdftig entbedte Ntittel entnommen,
tbeils aber erit bur9 piheni6aftli9e
Tori6umsen unb 8erfu@e erft ermittelt
unb als gut unb tpirfiam befunben wors
ben finb. Wtan6e ppn biefen leBteren
t6nnem gu ben beliebteften 0ausmitteln
ge3dblt iperben. Sn eriter 2inie bart
man getpiB 3u bieier Irt BON 9ausmits
teln bic fogenannten Or. Iug. &6nig's
6am5urser Gamilienmeoi3inen, tpel9e
fi9 auf Der gan3en @rbe einen tpoblper>
bienten &uf ertuorben baben.
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@egen Morgsn f9lief fie eitt, aber tie
.....a X4a f.Hh ttfS ,1no effXrft @fe hes

@egen Morgsn f6lief fie ein, aber fte
ertpa6te friib unb uneeitdrft. sic be-
CAB f9 ins Ginber5immer unb lleB Die
Wdrterin binabseben, ebe iie felblt cling,
ihr Iriihffiid einaunebmen. Sic fano
ben Gleinen beiBer unb unbebalt9er,
als in Ser pergangenen gtadt. Sic feBs
tie i'm auf ibr Gnie, legte ben 9.rr1 um
bas flagenoe &tnb uno beganit tbtl1 mt
fiiRer, ieifer Stimme bor3uiingen. Ils
Sic Wdrterin auriidfebrte, lag So9nnte
in feffem g9lafe unb fonnte pprltftlg
in iein Bettden gelegt merben. Nber
feline 0dnb6en unb Wangen brannten
un6 fein Atbem ging f9neu uno be-
f1tpert.
Wait f6merem 9ersen besab iie ii6
ing 6riibitidssimmer, um ibre elnfame
Mor9enmabl5eit ein3unebmert. Sic
fanb perf6iebene an ibren @atten geridbs
tete Briefe auf benz Briefteller ltegen.
sic bielt ii9 fir pplbere9tigt, bieiel5sn
au erbre1en, unb fanb lie NIT get9dfts
Iidem esnbalt gefilIt, BON benz fie bet
tpeitem ben gr6Bten She'll ni6t per1tanb;
bod mar ibr flar, baB fdmmtli9e grtez
fe Gorberungen entbielten, bel beren Se=
trag ibr Die Worte bes @6eibenpen BON
neuem einfielen, baB fie einen Sturttt
aussubalten baben tperoe. Aber he
fabIte fi6 beute befer i'm Stanoe, ets
mem ibr brobenosn llnbeil bic 5ttrne gu
bieten, als gefern Mbenb, - ooer, too
fie ni1t t6mpfen fonnte, tpenigfens gu
ertrogen. Die flir5e 3eit bes S9lafes
bate ie erquidt, unb Die @9atten BET
Ma9t tparen gewi9en.
(Gortietuns folst.)
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Ieeas.

- SEQ. &c. 8ea9 in Ofts Dallas
pollte nod ether Sabe fe1ieeen. Die i'd
unter benz pauie befano uno Die er fur
toll 6ielt. gr ftoB uno bic &u9sl
fe1lte, traf aber &ufus 2inn. Der ii9
IN einsm Sdmteoei6Oppen befano.
Sic Wunoe 1T sefdbrliA.
= Sn Sort Wortb fiarb Sad 2ogan,
eim Ieuermann Der @iienbabn. st
mar bon 9enbrir in einem Barroom
geIdof1en poroen.
= sSn 6oultnn itarb cine ueriuorfene
Sirne Nameus Munie 9arris an gift,
bas lie gu ii6 geaOmmen batte.
= Sm 8anflalca gu Seltot tpuroe
Senrp M. Yarnea BON Som peaD ers
f9ofen.
= Sn 3immermaans MObnung in
Grimes GDuntp itarb so. W. Sones an
ben 5Olsea BON @ift, bas ct gu it9 ses
nommen bate.
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gr1lpfo6len::

Ser MeouIotor furirt aIlemal. Sd empfeble
I'm auf bas Bereitwiaigile M0en, tpelde an gall
lioen NnfdlIen ooer an elmer Snr9 Seberfornn9
psruriaHten Rrantbeit leiben.
Ranfas @itb, @o. Us. H. DernarO.
Sd litt iehr an Mtaaenbei i9Derben. aopfpeb
~ m' Gin Nad,bar, melber @immons 0iber
@edulator sinaenommen bate, Ia9te mir, eS Jet
sin fid5eres 6eiImitteI aeaen mein Qeiben. Die
erte Gofis, Bic i'd einnabm, balf mir iebr nno
in 8eit einer Nodte mar i'd 70 fort unb fraItis
mie ie. gs III bic BE fte aranei, Die td) 9e'
aidmonS, 8a. S. g. grenibatp.
seuanis BON Siram Marner, Sberr.d9'
ter bon Georgia $50 babe summons S'oer
Reaulator eegen Sartleibisteit, bic ourd, e'ne
boriiberaebenbe Qeberfortng ber1ra9f mar,
it, ben Iebten brsi ober bier Sabren nno 1tefs NIT
entfdiebe mem Nasen gebraudt.N
Sd babe felt 1855 grfcbrums nit Simmons
Qiber &eauIator uab betrad5te i'm als bic na6-
tiaae Mr3nei Der @esenipart aesen bie ben ,nala'
rifden @esenben eisentbiimliden arantbetten.
gtne 70 CUTE Ar3nei berbient allgenietnc Urt'
pfebluns.
aeb. 81. 3. gSbarton,
Corr. eeer. @iibI. 8ap,ift theological Sen1sr.
( So gtebt nur einen Stnts
mons 2tper &esulator+
Mdate barauf, ben d 9ten su betoms
men, beIIen 1lmf6lag born nit benz roe
then 8 setennaei9net 1T unb Der 1iur
BON ben llntersei6neten bereitet tpirb.
+. H. Zeilin & Co.
aaeinise gisentbiimer, philadelphia, Ra.
Brei8 $1.00.
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Borb nebmen. @6on in Nem Orleans
bringt bas 8iii6el ungefdbr einem Sole
lar mebr i'm Warfte Elm, als es am bei=
mii9en @eitabe gefoitet bate, es III als
10 baraus erfi6tlt6, baB Bel benz Ges
f9dft Elm gutes @tiid @elb per6ient
tperben fann.
9ie pFanaen tperben ettpa 16 SUB
bon chamber in bic grbe geiebt unb ers
balten nur iebr gertnge poer gar feline
phege. Grit bann bei6dftigt man fi9
nit ibnen ipieber. tpenn es gilt, bic gr6s
Beren Baidbel abaui6nei6en unb ale
tleineren pHanaen, bic man tti1t baben
tpin, ab3ubaden. Die abgeitorbenen
@tdnlme nit ibren tpertbpolen 5ibern
tperben gew6bnli@ unbenubt an Ort
unb STEELE !iegen gelai1en, big fe langs
lam nerfaulen.
- Ser Mangel an Mbausss&andlen
in ben pontinii6ea Stimpfen bel &om
ruff Elm sumpffieber berpor, tpel6es
Der @6reden ber &etienben 1T. Nper's
Mgue Cure ift eitt tptrfiames @9ubz
mittel gegen oieie &ranfbeit unb beilt
9ieienigen, tpelde oerielben berfallen
ftno. gbenfo tpirtidm 1T es In allen
dbnli6en @egenben oieiieits beg Dee
ans. 8erlu9e feline Wirtung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-07
Nptes 0lfancmie (Milam).

Ser neue &urfus beginnt am 6. Sepz
tember. 9lusmdrtige 30glinge tperoen
als peuiiondre arfgenOmmen. Cine
Hormali6ul 9lbtbeiluug 1T nit Der
Atabemie berbunben, 9llles 9fdbese 1T
aug ben Gatalogen gu erieben, uel6e
auf Wuni9 bur1 bic 8u6banblung
bpn yic. Sengg ooer burd ben Director
bet Gstnftalt, 9errn prOfefor %. s..
Gote in San NntoniO sugeianbt tpers
ben. 1871, ,tum-6,9