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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
FAIRS LITTLE GA5IE.
How the Administration is Try
in. to Fool the Public.

| HOW the Administration is Try
in. to Fool the Public.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. Goth.
EDITOR APPEAL:
There was quite a stir about The
Treasury Department this morning
OF account Of the receipt of seyeral
urgent dispatches from prominent
Democratic politicians of Nevada
with regard to the Carson Mint.
The substance of the dispatches is
that unless the Mint could be
started before the coming election
Nevada will go Republican. This
afterL Don YOUR correspondent had
a conversation with the Private
Secretary Of Mr.. Fairchild the act
ing Secretary of the Treasury
from whom he learned the pro
2ramme finally adopted by the
Department In order to save the
election orders will be given, first,
to open the Mint as an assay office,
hoping this will satisfy the people,
but if i. does not. and they still in
sist on Mint. it is understood
that an order to open the Mint
will be issued.
This, my informant told me, was
not entirely safe, as 1t would be I'M
possible to get the Mint in opera
ton before the election, and that
by making the order now they
could obtain all the benefits that
would result from actually opening
The Mint, and al the same time DO
Of the kind. After the
election was over they would
the order. Ali Of
his would be perfectly harmless.
Ind would not interfere with the
liked policy of the Administration
o permanently close the Carson
Mint.
Having obtained the information |
accidentally, and being an cd Car
oDite. | take the liberty of giving |
'ou the facts as | heard then. !
lou must want something in your
.ull town to talk about, and, after
Il, it is too bad to raise false ex-
'ecta;ions among the poor devils
'ho are looking out for soft bill
ct in q Mint never to be opened.
Since [ have started into post
GU | will give you the facts from
inc to time as they develop
ere. A LOOKER-ON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
The State LeSislni ure.

There are III hold-over Senators
s Republicans and 3 Democrats
the latter being Briggs of White
Pine, Pierce of Humboldt. and
Wester6eld of Lyon. The Repub-
lican held-overs are Williams Of
Ormsby, Fish of Washoe, Boyle
and Lyman or Storey. Maute Of
Nye, Powell Of Elko. Thora Of
Eureka and Poujade of Lincoln.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
ALL NOR rs.
Wizard Olaf Geo. Thaxter's. !.

1T is said tina. Dagcett will rur
the political plrt of the Enterprise
during the campaign.
After the present assessment
on the Laundry is paid off the in
stitutien will be self sustaining.
The Womans' Art and Indus.
trial Assoc ;ation is called to meet
Mrs. Lemon in the Arlington par
lors at ? clock Thursday afternoon.
By order Of President,
Mrs. K. L. MARTIN.
Owing to the closing down Of
the Combination shaft. the Chollar
and Hale & Norcress have stopped
work on the lower levels, throwing
nearly 300 men out of employ,
ment. This euds deep mining on
the Comstock.
My daughter has taken the
medicine faithfully according to
directions, and her health and
spirits are perfect. Tie humor is
all gone from her face. | wish
every anxious mother might know
what blessing Ayers Sarsaparilla
is in such cases"
Sufferer from the effects of
quinine, used as a remedy for chil,s
and lever, will appreciate Ayers
ASuc Cure, a powerful tonic bitter,
wholly of vegetable sab
stances, without Il particle Of any
noxious drug. It's action is pc
.uliar, promp. and powerful, break |
ns up the chill. caring the fever, |
rad expcl:ins the poison from the
system, yet leaving no harmful or
effect upon the patient
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

sAE.o. sGs.A4I E4ATEG RI .
Location OF principal place OF bns:
ness. Carson City. Nevada. Notice is
hereby given thai Al q meeting of the
Board ~ Trustees held on the 9Th day OF
october, 1885, an assessment NO - OF
Two Do lars G, .O) per share was levied
upon the capital stock CT the Corpora
lion, payable Immediately ia Uaited
states Cold and Silver Coin, 10 the Sec
rotary, ST the Office Of the Com pany-
Secretary OF Ststes oS'ce, ca iiol Build
ing, Carson City, Nevada Any stock
upon which this ASSORTMENT shall re-
main unpaid on the Fourth Day OF
November. 1885, will be delinqGent
and advertised for sale at public aus
iion, and unless payment is made be-
i)re. Will he sold Thursday. the 9th day
az Nove,a Der ,5iSse. 20 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of az
veriiSing and expenses OF sale. By or
DIR of the Board of Trustees.
JOHN II. DORGER,
Cc'6Id Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
The Whole Truth =. E1nar.

M. Hubert Howe Bancroft
| merits the highest praise fer his
very full and accurate account Of
the Bonner party as narrated in his
history Of California, Vol. Y
Il review Of the Bonner party
presents the well-worn subject in a
way which is great relief from
the eyaggcration Of most Of the &C
counts Of this tragedy of the Sierra.
His praise is given to the thorough
ness and impartially of Mr.. Nc
Glashans history, and in summing
up, Mr.. Bancroft indulses in some
Characteristic remarks which fur
nish an agreeable contrast to the
rubbish written abou: the cannlbai-
ism Of the survivors. He says, az
ter praise for the acts of self sacrl
fee which many showed: Most of
them ate human flesh, and they did
right; it was the necessity no: the
act, that was deplorable; and the
few who, at the promptings of
stomach or conscience, refused to
eat the revolving food, deserve no
special commendation.' After
sitting all the evidence, he inclines
to the opinion that the most serl-
GUS charges against X eesebarg had
but slight foundation in fact.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
Isyrno in Luck.

w. T. Byrne who used to be
Treasurer Of the U. 8. Mint IN this
city aud was afterwards promoted
to dramatic editor of tho Alta, las
just been appointed to a position
in the Post Office worth 5000 .
year. Mr.. Byrne's friends in this
city will rejoice at his luck.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
Prof. Zech.

Prof. Zech the piano tuner will
be ia this city until further nstice
Any persons wanting pianos tuned
can leave orders a usual at Friends
jevelEy store. #
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07

ELoa baby was sic, wo ..l.= l.. C;.s:cri.,
When she vss 1. Ch...G sac c..eti Cor Casoce.s,
When si:o became = 50, sic citing Ia CS-stCTi.,
s:he-- she had CLilI-er. SAG =. -ctken CaTtcria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
STOCKS

Mornsn. Board.
l9) Hale & Nercross -70c
1872 Savage, o.
$50 Potosi-45c
100 Gould {. Curry
I0j Best & Belcher-73c
100 Con. Cal. & va %
100 Union Con.-20c
l3o GIexican-3ie
30 Ophir-Sjc
500 Bodice 45
50 Mono-2 50
200 Navajo-75c
Do Eureka Con- 80
200 North Belle Islc-2 80
800 Ho!mes-1 so
80 Dulwer--l 10
..:35 Con. Paciic-20c
100 GooGshaw-10
100 Silver Hiil-l5c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
$50 Ophir- SOC
j5O Mexicaa-35c
$50 Gould & Curry-5Ic
g. Savage 10
40 Caol!ar 1Jc
60 Potosi- aGc
800 Hale & Nsrcress-13c
~, Nsvaio-G5c
10 Mt. Diablo-l GO
81 Holmes s.
SO Bodie . -
:.,go Baiwer-l %
40 Mono ri.
.;;;GG Union Con . 81
;.d0 North Belle Isle CO
zoo Tiosa-l5c
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follows:

Comfy Committees in the several
counties will please make the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS for the meetings
+. d. BOYLE, Chairman.
&c. IGRp, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07

Over $500 is due tho Laundry
by leading citizens who are in ar
rears for Washing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
TARRANT'S
EFFERvESCENT 8ElTZED
ApERlEN1

WILL CURE CONSTIPA.
TON, SICK HEADACHE,
AND DYSPEPSIA,
II regulates the bowels ana
enables those Of feeble d.
eestion to enjoy their food.
Itreduces Fever, Cools tho
Blood, isinvAluable in P lies
and In6Ammstory Diseases,
and 10 . justly esteemed
Aperient for Children. Eco O..
,nomieal. Reliable Elegant.
1T should b fou nd in every
household. sold By drug.
gists every,eAers. Aanufac :
iured only by T0rrnnt
& Co., Now York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
a. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WHOLESALE DRPARTnR1T-I have re :
opened at the above named place with a
full stock OF the Standard Brands of
Wines, Whiskies. Brandies, to-, to be
had in the san Francisco Market; also
imported AleS and Por.ers: san Fran
cisco Stock Ale and Porter; Milwaukee,
Boca ard Carson Beers; California Clar-
ct and White Wines; fact, complete
stock in detail H. the line OF business,
which | will sell in quantities to suit.
THs RETAIL De" .1rMBSF ey els any in
Nevada: nothing but The very choicest
placed before patrons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-07
AND
R0A. WM. WOODBURY.,

Republican Candidate for Congress,
The Political Issues OF the Day, rs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

beaten by Columbia recently VIII not train sufficiently
Whether not they Will send other than the
eight 10 the regatta has nOt been decided.
With oil The crews in training and many oarsmet who
DO not nond rowing the every clear afternoon
the river presents busy appearance. John H. Abel,
r, one or the most en- husasc OF tho oldtimors Is out
every day and coaches his fnvorltc
At Oak Point "hm" I'lkington Is meting 40
Two preparations TO have everything In readi-
ness Tor tho race for purse Of $1,000 to no
rowed by John reemer and Wallace Ross on Deco
ra'lon Day. Ross II training every day on either
the Harlem River at oak FONT. lie seems to havo
reGanod mne Of the old speed which lie lost last year
ana IL rowing In good FORM Teemsr has not arrived In
the city hut intends to he practising the course
early is week He has the call In the pools ana Ia cx
pected TO win. though Ross has many adnirsrs VINO ek
pcct 10 see him give the champion tight race and II ne
does not come to thc start just right TO beat him. Ts
will start of the professional In good shape On
June IL lcemer meets Gaudaur at Pullman H. ana on
the result Of this depends largely which OF the men
VIII go To England and try to carry the champion
ship OF the world from Beach. American oarsinen are
cOnhient that before the tho chanplonshp
OF the world in single shells will again be in America
edward Hanlan aud Wallace Ross have al so arranged
Tor race. and other matches to be made when VIII
make the season OF $50 memorable one Hanlan "ui
go 10 England and have another trial with his old rival
Beach
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

number OF matches until September and with three for
egn teams here hen cricket will be ssen than in
years past The most important occurrence OF the week
was tho meeting OF tho New-Jersey State
Cricket Association at Newark. whore an eleven was
selected to represent Ncw-Jersey in tho first
Interstate match OF the that against New fork
names FROM each club were presented with the result
that the eleven was chosen as follows: W. X. Williams
W. Brewster OF Trenton; j. Lawson am VI. MciIale of
o. " l. OF Newark; n. MaXfeld. OF tho Almas OF
Newark j. II. tnchclife and j. Bamio.l, OF PETERSON;
ana T. Potter OF kearney Rangers, Newark Crcketcrs
consider tins good representative state team. and
New l0rk ~ not likely 10 have easy tine beating t
q. H. Walker IT,, OF the Staten Island club. has gons
TO san Francisco for several months. lie resigned his
position secretary OF tho club and E H. Odrd,e OF
the Produce Exchange Is now ilhng the Office
Ihe Trenton club has secured the services OF william
Newark Club. In addition to Breuster the Trenton viii
have in ts eleven j. Mart. Mountford, J. Wiglcy. =
Ward and J. Mcintyre. This remarkably good all
round eleven and ought to make first rate record this
The Newark Cricket Club will play Trenton At Newark
June 49, Brevle at Newark July 3 Kearney
Rangers at East Newark. August T. and ths CLUB
at Newark on August % The Newark club is endeav-
tessiona to the Young America Cricket Club OF Phila-
Fred Baker staten Islands professional arrived from
EnglaId last week the Ernria He is vastly peaseG
with ;he new ground and thinks far better wicket Will
be obtainablo there than the old ground.
The Paterson Cricket Ciab Is about to construct an
athletic ground at LaSevew station on the Erie raiI-
road.
In England the Australians have begun badly by get
team. Backhan. Palmer and Evans OF the Australians,
played at Dnlwch on The sth inst for Lausanne. against
Spencer, and Ihcir sle. OF course easily Palmer
took wickets with hirtysS balls but ths was the
only notable performances in the match.
The principal features OF the week are
May % st George staten Island Hob)Ken
May 27-Gcrnaatown Vet. W. America Vets ''icetown
Nay Umyosity % Penn Baltimore. Vars - grounds
Nav 2lIOung America Va Germantown. -tentOn.
MAY 29-NeriDn Baltimore Apimore
2Jiiav Ollese Harvard College, HaverfOrt
May 2gOxfOrl University OF Pennsylvania Frankfort
May Z9-ielmOnt Nets. y. America Vets. flnwOOd.
NAV 2J-Phlalepha % =. Y. Ameitcl ID Misstslckon
2l-GerMdutO s. 2d Belmont n. NICetOwu.
May 29-Newark y. fnternatOnlls. Newark
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

81 Louis at Philadelphia; Loulsvill Mt
station Island Brookyn-Cincinna at Washington Park
Brooklyn.
Friday-Baltinorc- Plttsburg at Baltimore.
Saturday - -MetropOitan-Cincinnat at st. George
Grounds, station Islands Brooklyn Louisville At Wash
lngton Park Brooklyn; Athletc-S- Louis at Phiade-
phai Baltimore Pittsburg at Baltimore.
Ibe interest IN basebal la Columbia College IL tenfOld
greater than ever before. Tho remarkable form in
whicn the Columbia club is playing has made hosts OF
friends for the student ball tOssers. To win con-
secuuye victories from tho great college mines at
Yale. Harvard Princeton and the University Of
Pennsylyana Is feat other college will ever per-
iorm Tho fact that the nine only recently came into
existence and that the men have played so little together
makes the performance Of the club wonderful
Ihe Niue has class pitcher In Ayrault, and they
nave thc best college tour catcher In the country
In Finley He Ia little man, almost toy in stature.
ana one hardly expects to ind much baseball know
eoge and science In small space. The othor seven
positions are all filed by competent men, The coming
games with the Jasper club of Manhattan College Will
nave great Significance to followers of amateur sport
e Jaspers have been the undsputed college champions
Tor years and the students will relinqush that title
toColumbia without a stubborn fight.
The Brooklyn and ST. Louis clubs will play at Ridge
wood Park. Long Isand. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
HIRLEM OARSMhN ACTIVE.
ONLY A WEEK BEFORE THE SEASON OPENS.

RACES TO BE BOWEL NEXT MoNpAY-rHE SEASON
TO BIZ MEMORABLE
The Harlem River Oarsmcn are making busy
preparations for the annual spring regatta Of the Har
len, REGATTA Association Nay 81 and 1t promises 10
bo the NEST successful that the association has ever
held. The clubs when VIII take par; are tn" Metro
politan, Nassau, Union, NOnpareh. Eagle. Ncw-lork
Athletic. Atalanta, NewYOrk Rowing and the Columbia
College Rowing Tne entries not complete, but they
include tue oarsmcn the river one Of the
Interesting in tie regatta Will he tho eight
cared shell. The crews which viii certainly compete
the Now-York Athletics, the A.alantas and that
taking about putting 5nt decided moth
ing definite as yet On the present form Of the men Tho
Coluubias should win but "Davy" Roach. the trainer
training and they doing harl work. and If they do
moi win they will make the college boys 10 good work
q. ID. Philip. ana NJ r. Hard OF the New-York Ath-
letc Club are doing hard work IN the pIir-oarcd shell
and expect to carry OFF Of tao prizes Ia their
class Roach also has junior sinylcs in hand VINO.
he expsct. will good work. These with the senior
and iunior fours VIII about complete the New York
,hlete Clubs contingent II Is sad mat the for
thu senior ANGLES between Richard Morse o, the
Nassaus and Daniel Nol an OF the Albany city Rowing
Cluh Will be a pretty race There viii be good he!d
bui the race will DO between these two. The Unions VIII
fnrnish fonr and pair ana tho Eagles VIII seh1 fOur
and one or two singles There is gOOd deai OF quici
etiue ON the result between GOopert ana Reagan ana
Kent and Bulger OF the Motopo'it"ns win "'' "'''
crew slightly In the leal. .-,-.- <,.., c.,,,,,,,,
Tnere IA some trouble In the Ataanta CUB comp ANT
is made Of the Lew i1cn III the os" 'H' was
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

r. l. Morrell is the only candidate for coxSwain. He
wei4hs lOi pounds. has clear head and g0Od voice
While the University Ia ont practising the Gozeh
or more freshmen VINO fOr race VIA mo
the Harvard freshmen got ntO their shells ana uuder
guidance OF upper classmdn. are soon oil Tor
tHcr pull The University covers from three
To four miles ich iy in practice while the freshmen
content themselves with rowing from point two miles
above the boath0use down the railroad bridge. Oc
caso:aly the crews have BRUSH with one another or
with OF the river cIghs, but usually the COACHES
cor,ine tie forts Of the men TO the work III hand
No time yet bean taken by either OF the crews Tor
the entire of the wnicn they are to row
promising eight OF the freshmen who are tram
their anil the~" with prom
ably slight will comprise tne whicn Will
Harvard and in all probability IN" ale freshmen
the Ihames AZ Ncw-LOnl0n on JHho 30 Iney are:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
A QUIET WEEK ON THE CRICKET FIELD
FOR THIS WEEK.

FOR THIS WEEK
Newark did most of the cricket playing last
week Only one match being played here That between
the International Tile Kings County Clubs al Pros
peet Park yesterday Tomorrow however staten iSiAnd
will make ts first appearance for tho season playing the
ST. Georges at Hohoken. where an interesting game may
be expected. stragns along after this there VIII DO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-27
@feher elm Mprn.

Nm Sonntdg Mbenb tpurbe ungefdbr
atpei Mfeilett in pei tli9er &i9tuag bonn
Depot Der Snternatipnalbabn Die 2et9e
zines Mannes aufgefunben, bic trtoeB
ni6t ibentifsirt perben fonnte, neil bic
GerDeiung f9Dn gu fart bDrgef9ritte1
mar. 8Dn Bapieren fanb man BET ber
2ei9e ni6ts weiter als bas Circular
ei1es .9rifli6en Siinslingsbereins, fer
ner cine nbrfette, aber feline ubr. Die
@oroners unteriu9ung 1T big Sonts
abenb pertagt tporben, um bielet9t
bur9 bic &Ieiber bes 8ertorbenet,
befIen Sbentitdt feftftelen gu f6nnett.
DAP Der Mann ermorbet murbe, betptes
eine S9uBmunbe, bic man in Der red=
ten S9ldfe entbedte.
Na9 ben Nngaben BON u. pifens,
Der 1gegentpdrtig bas @efdngniB IN
gbinburg baut, ertpartete berielbe am
pe~rgangenen 9onneritag ieinen Partner
6oIcomb, Der ibm $4,000 bon paleitine
bringen foIte. Bis iebt bat pidens
mod ni6ts BON bemfelben gefeben u1to
es 1T baber m6gli1, baB bic aufgefuns
bene 9ei9e Bic 5es 9oleomb 1T. VS.
tpurbe beBbaIb mad beri6ieoenen Srte1I
t%elegrapbirt, um Ndberes ii6er Solz
combs 8erbleib gu erfabren.
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+ibrer eiaenen Sff3iere bas COMMANDO
fibren tperoe. Gerner giebt er ibner
su Der teben, baB ibre Sbeilnabme am
.Breisererciren cine freipinige lei.
Wolen fe aber She'll nebmen, 10 miiBz
ten fie ben 8efeblen tenes OFFICERS
uiGig unb freubig gebor6en. yt1n
bas berfebt ti9 ppn ielbit unb Der Ges
1~eraIbefebI bes Gelbberrn Sling mar
baber ltnn6tbig. @er aber 5mif9en
ben 3eilen gu leien berifebt, tuiro bic
Mbf6t Sings i9pn erfennen, urto tie 1T
zines Geloberrn bollitdnbig untpirbig.
IS 1T cine eigentbimli6e @rf9eis
hung, baB BON pielen Counties, in be-
men politif9e @onbentioneu abgebalten
murben, 3ertpirfnife innerbalb ber be-
mofratii9eu &eiben gemelbet perben.
Die groteite gegen bic 8ef9life Der
Maioritdt tau1en aber INNER erif auf,
na9oem bic Gonnentionen bortber finb,
udbrenb tie bod pdbrenb oerfelben
geltenb gema6t iperben ioqten. Sn
feinem Der anbern Counties i9einen
inbeB 10 i9ma6pone Nuftritte ftattgez
funben gu baben, pie in Der belnofraz
tii9en gountpcOnoenttun gu San Inz
tonic. Inter einanber bef6ulbigen
fi9 bic 9emotraten bes getrugs unb
Der Gdli9ung uu6 man muB ibnen let
ber tpobl slauben, oa ia bet Stimmers
i9a9er in San MntoniD lett langen
Sabre11 i'm @ange 1T. Gritber BAN
bette es fi@ inbeHen UNI @ablen, oiefes
Seal aber muir 1lm einer perIonenculz
tug, benn Spain poer 8radenz
ridge, bas 1T bier bic Srage.
unS besbaIb gtimmenfalf6uns unb
getrug! Wte ioQ bas erit bet ber
Wabl tperben2 9ie Democratic bon
8erar County bat ft6 1T ibrer lebten
Contention etnen S9anbfed angabef'
tet, ser aber leiber an Der ga1taet Be-
o6Iterung baften bfeibt.
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S1rtptpme.

2ei6ter 9eitenf6mer5, Nlgen nnb
6out betommen einen btdeit gelben ues
beraug, Die Neroauuug lit f6ma6 unb
man fpiirt Elm utangenebmes, linfenbes
@efibl in Der Masensrube; Der Stubls
gang 1T unregelmdBig, bic @timmung
dreerli6, bas @ebd9tniB labm, 5utpeis
len etpas 9uiten. Galte 9dnbe unb
SiBe, autpeilen Nppetitmangel unb ba=
mtber unnatiirli6a @ier mad gRen,
tpirre. im &opfe, S6mimmen oor ben
Mugen, Ntebergei9lagenbeit, iibler "
them, @efibl Der ungemiBbeit, Oh man
niGt unterlahen babe, etmas Wi6tiges,
man tpeiB ni6t mas, 5u tbun. Nimnt
Simmons 2iber &egulator
BET pirb ale btefe @efiible befeitigen
un6 9i6 geiunb MAIDEN.
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eiaes Captains alidltde Gmtsedmms

Capt. Coleman. S6oner 8eymoutb, bet
afpiIden Mtlantic Gitb unb Stein gorf fdbrt,
lit 70 beftis an Sufen, bab ct ntdt f6lafen
tonnte ct purbe %beranlabt, ST. &ings Stein
DISCOVERY seseu Ausaebrurs gu beriuten. Es
berI9afte ibm ni9t nur ausenblidli9e 9i1oe>
runs, lonbern beilte ibnt aud bic ipunbe 8ruf.
Seine &inber tparen in slei9er 8eife affairt
rnb cine einsise Doiis bate bel ibnen benfelbe1
auten grfoIg. Dr. Sings Netp DiscoSery TT
nun bas SauptmitteI int @%olemanl9en Sats'
halt unb am Borb be8 ShonerS.
Y%robeaa1den bieies Mittels gratis in "
0reiB' Npotbefe. 81
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California @eime.

Serr s. $. Meper, WbOleiale &
&efailbdnbler in @einen, Nlamo plasa,
1T por &uraem BON ieiner piertett @ez
f6dftsreife mad Galifornien surlidgez
febrt. st tantt ieBt feline Gunoen unb
Samilter nit ben beffen @orte1 BON
@alifornia=W einen uttb reinem Srau=
benz8ranbp berieben. &einen @alifor>
mia @laret berfauft ct bte @aaone-$1.
portz uttb anbere unberfdlf6te Weine
finb ftets bel linn borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-27
Sntereffante Grfahrmtaen.

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Iumbus, g., madt feline grfabrunscn In fol-
senber @eife befannt: Set bret Sdbren
5abe i6 iebes Seilmittel fir 0fagens nnb Ntes
r~enleiben berin6t, bas id int Samuel be1nOet,
aber nbne Grf oIg, Bis id enpltG electric Bit
tiers aebraudte. Sd nabm S Glaiden nno bin
iebt g1nsli6 aebeilt uno bolte @leetrie 8itters
fit Sen beRen 8lutreiniger in Der Welt. Wfalor
81. 9. Geeb BON @et Gtbertb, 3d., gebrau9te
electric 8itters gegen larse befebenoe Mierers
affection nnb fa9t: vNi6ts bat mir 10 9ebolfen,
oIs electric 8itierS."
gertauft gu so Geats bic Glai6e BET 81.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-27
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Mmtmann: Isle baben angeges
ben, baB sc am u. 9esemter 1858 gez
bpren ieien es Iiegt bier Sbr @eburts'
f9ein bor,-na6 biefem iinb iie AM II.
Se3ember 1913 geboreni"
Same: r9ann bin i6 eben aebn
Sabre dIter als i'd ansegeben!"
Mmtmann: $50 ieben sic aud
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