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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

A. A. Robinson, vice-president, has
let the contract for building the first
thirty miles of the Chicago. Kansas
and Western railroad from Burlington
to Hamilton, in Greenwood county,
to Kennedy e Stone, of Topeka, who
say that they will complete the work
In ninety DAYS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
An Excellent Polish for Furniture.

One ounce of white wax, one ounce OF
yellow wax. one half-ounce of white soap and
one pint of boiling water. Melt all together
in a saucepan over the fire, and pour into a
bottle. Apply it by rubbing little on a
small space with a cloth of any kind, rub
with second cloth and polish with third
The economical housekeeper may have her
furniture nicely polished at a trifing cost.
-Exchanpe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

A solution Of oxalic acid has been used for
removing inkstains from cotton, linen or the
fingers, but it i attended with the danger of
injuring textiles and the skin A much safer
and better treatment Of ink or rust-stains con-
sisss in the application OF two parts Of pow
dered cream Of tartar and one part Of finely
powdered oxalic ecid Shake up the ingreii-
ents well together, and apply the powder with
a dry rag to the dampened stain. When tie
spo. has disappeared, the part should be very
well washed. baltimore Herald
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
Rev. Sam lone. on Court.hip.

Court your girls mother, father and sisters
and find out what they are. 1t is just an &C.
cident if you get q first-rate wife out Of a
third-rate family. Now, put that down
Some of US here are raising wives for some
body that will be Tartars. The man who
gets your daughter may be like the Irish
man who said: If die there will be one
fellow that viii regret my death who will
that be- 1t will be the fellow that gets my
wiiow.--Rev. Sam Jones.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

Two men of Esstport, Maine, dis
covered a large drove of seals on Chez
ney's Lodges the other day. They had
been driven there by the fierce gales.
when the men tried to slaughter them
with clubs the seals showed fight, and
drove them 20 their boats. They re-
turned with guns, and shot thirty-five
of the largest seals.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

Usage City Free Press: Since The
present session of congress began,
Senator Plumb has introduced ninety
two bills. aud Senator ingalls,, eighty
two. The Kansas senator's outrank
all the others in this particular, as well
c. in most other matters
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
An Opinion Concerning Costumes.

have beard it said that to appear perfectly
well dressed in the presence OF an enemy Is
worth all the consultations of religion. It may
be SO. and am as sure it is as hard 10 attain
as any spiritual or moral perfection dare
say | an hypercritical, but no costume
pl,sases ME when it obscures in any way the
individuality Of the wearer.-Cor. Chicago
News
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
Advocate. rhree sensible Things.

Mary Baysrd Clarke, of Newborn. n. c.
contributes TO The Southern Woman an arti-
Gle on Woman as a Worker" She advo
Gates three very sensible thinss-a more thor
ough training for work, e more convenien
dress, and greater disregard for Mrs
Grundy Exchange.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
STATE OF KANSAS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

=
TOPEKA, March -, 1886.
To the People of Kansas
\ quarter OF a century ago Kansas
was described as trecless prairie. To-
day the state is dotted with forests.
Tree planting and growth of trees has
not only diversified and bcautified the
landscape, but has monified the climate,
increased the rainfall, and improved
the agricultural productlveness of
Kansas.
1t is important that tree planting
shall continue from year 10 year.
Shenstone truly says that .'the works
of person that builds begin immedi-
ately to decay. while those of him
who plants, begin Immediately TO i'm.
prove
Therefore. /, John A. Martin, gov
ernor of Kansas, do hereby set apart
Tuesday, April l, 1886, as Arbor day.
and respectfully ask that it be observed
as general holiday, County, city
and township officers are requested to
urge general aud practical observa-
ton of the day.
Done at Topeka this 18th day of
March, \. D., 1886. and of the state
the twenty sixth year.
BY the governor: JOHN a. MARTIN.
f.. Il. ALLEN, Secretary of State.
BY W. Il. CAvANAUGH, Assistant Sec
rotary of State.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
ras >.,e,.l Way. OF >.s.lus Down

t-.c >-scs.a4 nays al >sitsEs Down
Wa: IaL-rvesosss difference tisere ! =
~uspsn and their ways. SothirS can be
tzso-e r:la-ke.. n tbs respect ,hzn tszr several
cars Il sitting down Son. girls zt-doxn
vel e,.i make ss~ir dreszs fan II gr1rsu;
20 Is arcuni thes- sees The mzssrlfy, how
ever, do 10: 50 dorm. tbry 500 into . chss-
,<i.a cc.>siesaSs- usore hasse tksn eaeeAnre
ssa1 fuvSs DIR ars.naakx ka uue unAe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

allowances Anr0cA acrobatics. Ladies who
Ike to - dop1 II hurry should practice in
front Of achsval GAS before performing in
public Town Tones
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
Advance Made in the Culinary Art.

when | was a boy on the farm down cas-
we always used TO have during the winter
for breakfast salt pork and buckwheat pan
cakes with maple syrup" remarked wei
know gentleman tne other day. That wa:
The bill Of fare morning after morning
Wasn't il tl-':';'il.;a,,4lv 1:- "a g.sIr''' y
:.sl.
Oh. | sGpiss,e 4 "-4,. l..I
toned to it to.A.s IN those days We're not as
delicate as they are now, fancy"
This brings 20 my mind Ms. Ewings cook
ing classes. and the great advance which has
been made in the culinary art since the boy
hood Of our fathers II used to be that
America had all kinds of great men-except
cooks. She had her own teachers, preachers,
lawyers, scientists. literary men-everything
but cooks. We had TO import them from
France or England. Now, thank heaven,
this Is all changed. and we are doing our own
cooking in very creSiitahle style Indigestion
still fingers among us, it Is true, but il Is no,
caused as often by bad cooking as by ignor-
ance and carelessness in regard to eating alsd
drinking.
az cosIrse the cities are leading in this new
reform, hut by and by the country VIII fol
low. AMI the Traveller can exps.; 10 enjoy his
i'leiis wherever be Scs~ | call this new 70
Ivform. for il l. comparatively new, and Mrs,
LIVING i preaching Its gospel II highly
effective styie. - Cincinnati Tirnes-Star
Handler
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

Black Birch is now the fashionable wool
for furniture; ordinary white birch used 10 10
the fashionable wood u furnish an incentive
10 the young idea
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
Happy Japanese Girls in New York.
Things Essential to Woman, sueoe,

The woman who complains that she L., no
chance for bread-winning IS usually the
woman who has not the combination OF quail
ties requisite to command that chance. Shs
may have certain abilities, bu; lack the
swsetr--Ss and serenity OF temperament tina;
i,issss,s her pleasant aSzprilte; or She may
haze every desirable social quaity-for the
SERIAL quai.ts in business relations Is all e~eIi-
Ia. II "a -s--s-snd lack the mental scope the
c..=r.,y Of purls,-e or thu special talent from
xil a q. I-.e s71oasass r-s1its Bat IN this the
t=,oo. could hot help her. She must rise to
Ia, r.,;.ii. ei..ts of the situation. or fan 10
i.,i.i l. The Invisible laws are usez5Tabie-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

Mrs. r. NJ. Brewer, OF The Montpelier Ar
gus, is the pioneer woman compositor in Yer
mont. She began type-setting thirty-iv
Years ago.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19
ARBOR DAY.
Governor Martins Proclamation
Designating April

Governor Martin has issued his
Arbor day proclamation, designating
April 10 be observed in tree and
shrub planting. The governors proc
Iamation il as follows.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-19

the views in questions prerogative hostess
always has She should be more careful in
| the s.-:ocs.on of Ler elect who are to have the
privileges OF her special evenings; never max
ing advances 10 strangers, and never admit
ting to her salon anyone whom she did not
know would be agreeable to her chosen few.
-G.crge Hope in baltimore American.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-05-29
AIiller's Cottage.
Dover, May II, 1886.

The commodicus and well appointed car
avansery at Alta tic City known as 'NIiler's
Cottage" will be formally opened to.
morrow by a complimentary dinner to its
friends and former guests.
The location Of this cottage is on Georgia
Avenue, two doors from Atlantic Avenue and
commands an uninterrupted ocean view.
"NIller's Cottage contains eighty-seven
rooms Of convenient size and nicely furnish
ed, and although the table is furnished with
the highest order of the epicutcan art the
rates are only from 81 to $40 per week.
Judging from the charges of the average
hotel man at the summering resorts the
indications are that he expects to own the
world in about two seasons, and it is a
'ghty relief to find ga cottage by the sea, -
wherein some little humanity, at least,
is manifested. Mr.. Henry Miller of this
city is the manager and the leading spirit
Of ''Millers Cottage" ard our relations with
him is convincing thai greed of gold is not
his God"
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-05-29
Eli Garrett.

The death of Eli Garrett on Tuesday last
removes from among us gentleman whose
whole past history is interviewer with the
record of Wilmington's industrial growth.
The daily press of this city has made CO.
pious reference to his exteded business rela-
tiOns, family ties, successful and highly hon.
orable mercantile career, and the remarkable
historical incident, in connection with anti
slavery times, which constituted the father
of the deceased gentleman the William
Lloyd Garrison of Delaware. His death, al
relatively early age, is deeply regretted
throughout the city. Mr. Garrett was on,
of our representative business men, alike
notable for mercantile integrity and indivi
dual uprightness.
There are those whose public life has
brought to them the applause and admira.
tion of the masses, who shine in the senate
and upon the platform, but noLe the less are
those private citizens valued whose daily
life proves them the areana of all those hid.
den conditions that go to maintain good Cit
izenship, law and order, and in fact the nte-
gritty and perpetuity of society itself. 1t is
of these good men that the vitality and
strength of our commonwealth is born and
is only possible of cOntinned,existence
The legend of good citizenship is the fin
est epitaph that may be. carved upon IL,
gravestone of any American, and such al
one is the euology that his fellow citizen
express in memory of the deceased Eli Gar
EFT.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-05-29

evening the Rev. ]. w. t. Boothe, D. D.,
will preach to the post in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. On Monday morning they
will leave by special train on the W. s. N.
railroad at 10 o'clock for the tomb of Admir-.
al DUPONT There, an Grafton will be deliv.
cred by Levi C. Bird, Esq. In the Afternoon
they will return to the Wilmington ant
Brandywine Cemetery, after decorating tn,
graves at st. Joseph's and Mt. Salem GENE
teries.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-05-29
ADVERTISING RATES.

Reading notices ten cents per line for each inser
ton; single column thirty-ive cents per inch for
each insertion; one single column six dollars and
fifty cents for each insertion double column fifty
scents per inch 10 each Insertion
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-05-29
A New Ice Crcnm Snlonn.

Mr.. kicule the well known baker at 9th &
Madison streets has recently opened first
class Ice Cream Saloon in connection with
his bakery.
Mr.. Kienle will use only the best materials
in the make of his creams and those in the
western part of the city will find the Ice
Cream Parlors of Mr.. Kienle valuable
acquisition to that neighberhood.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-22
Mmset9e fitt Gomtraftorem.
= Mapors Office,
San Mntonio, Ser, 21. Sept. 1856.

W(Q9Drs STtce,
San Mntonio, Ser., 81. Sept. 1886. {
Sn uebereinfimmung nit benz bonn
Stabtratb am 20. Sept. 1886 anges
r1omntertett 8ef9lu1e peroen Big gum
12. Ottober B. 5. IL nbr Mittags in
obiser Office oerfiegelte Nngebote fit
na@tebenoe in Contract ausaugebenbe
ftdbt. Mrbeitett entgegenDmmen:
@rabelirert bon % 5000 Square 0rbs.
Jabrtpeg nit Selforb @runblage;
1eberffa9ung BON $4,000 Squares
CARDS grapelirter GabrftraBe;
$500 &ubitfuB 0ol3=@DHen
5000 RubiffuB Mbaugsr6bren.
pldne finb erf9tli9 in bet Office
beg ftdbt. S~ngenieurs, bon no aud
@opien Der Sp~eiicationen be3ogen per'
ben f6nnen.
8eim Gitpsglert finb sur Si6erbeit
bes betr. 8pnbs als @epdbrleitun5
800 gu binterlegen. Ser 8etreHenbe,
befen Mngebot ansenommen piro, bat
cine ft9ere unb berldBli6e 8irgf6aft
gum 8etrage bon 30 psf. Der Contract
fumrne gu ftelen.
9ie Gtabt bebdlt fi9 bas &e@t Der
3uridpeifung irgenb zines ober aler
Mngebpte bor, fomie AUDI ienes, bic
obett abgef9dbten MrbeitssQ uantitdten
iena9 ben gema9ten 8ewiQigungen gu
permebren ooer au berminbern.
@Ie Nngebote miifen abreifirt fem
BrDan GaIlagban II,
22,9-16,1O MaDor.
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Gin Gpnpent bpn 8riefmarfens

Gin Gpnpetlt bpn 8riefmarfens
Sammlert miro am 10. unb IA. Seps
TENDER in ben metropolitan MHemblD
&ooms", Stem Oprf, bon ben peri6ies
oenen, in Chicago, pbiIabelpbia, ct.
2ouis, Mtlanta, @a., unb bort eriftiren.
ben @eieGi9aften a~bgebalten peroen.
9as gu btefem 3pede eingeiebte &omite
bat eine Nuforberung an ale 8riefmarz
feniammler (vPilateliits") ber Ser.
Staaten, pon Canada, Si6 : Mmerifa
unb Meft>Snbien bebufs Betbeiligung
ergeben laf1en uno es tperben gegen 400
9elegaten eripartet.
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Sic garteifraae bel @omntp =gsab1cm.

Die 8emibungen b~erieniget &epubs
lifaner, tpel9e uttter BET Infiibrung
beg bieifset r2igbt" i@ fir bic Iufs
ffellung zines ftrengen partei zSidets
fiir bic GpuntD : Wablen begeiferten,
finb gliidli9ertpeiie erfolglos gepeien.
sic f@eiterten ait benz geiunben Slime
BET Matoritdt, mel9e bic ri9tige Mnli6t
b%ertrat, bab es BEL ben County : Mems
terri, bic NIT Der partei politif gar
ni6ts gu tbun baben, ni6t auf bic ri6=
tige Yarteifellung, ionbern auf ben
rt9tigen mann anfommt. 9ie
r6reie Prefe" bdlt es fir eiae unpiirz
bige pertei > Sprannei, tpen11 man ben
Birgert1 aumutbet, eirer unbebeutenben
Man1t Ie6iglt@ feines Barteibetennts
nifes tpegen einem bepdbrten unb
brau9baren @anbibaten BEL ben County,
@ablen pOrsu5ieben. Sci ben National=
@ablen, pO es fi9 um pirtli6e grunbs
legenoe partei : Principien banbelt, 1T
bas etpas Muberes, alein BEL ben
County, ablen banbeIt es li9 niGt UNI
S@uBsol unb Greibanbel, UNI Stats
iouberdnitdt un5 @entralgetpalt, ut1
Silberfrage unb ionftige 9tnee, fons
bern Tim locale Nngelegenbeiten, bic
BON Der parteifeQung b6ltg unabbdns
gig ftnb.
Mi6t bic 6rase: yNuf meI6er plat=
form itebt Der Mann?" farn alfo in
biefem 6Que maBqeber6 iei1, fDnbertt
bic at1bere: vSaugt Der Mann ettpas,
fennt er bic 8erbdltniHe unb berbient
er als Meni9 unb 8iirger bic N9tung
unb bas 8ertrauen Der Wdbler2" 9ies
fer Mifi9t 1T bisber bic ibermiegenbe
Matorit1t Der &epublifaner unb Be-
mofraten BON 8erar @ountD gepefen
unb man bat fid babel i'm @roBen unb
@ansen re6t gut g%eitanben. Sugar bic
tramm bemofratii6e u@rpreB" lit ftets
nit grpBem Na9brud gege1 bic Nufz
ftellung zines fol6en pdrtei=S idets ges
tpeien unb bat bel ieber fi6 bieten6en
@elegenbeit na@gemieien, wie untlug
urb unpraftif9 es tpdre, ben Wiini9en
BET ~"straight ticket : 2eute @eb6r au
f9enfen.
Was pdre bic Gnlge BON Der Nuf.
ife0ung zines straight : republifaniz
i9en Sifets fiir bic Beamten Wablen
in 8erar County getpeien? I'm einigert
Barteifleppern bic atueifelbafte @usfi9t
gu %gepdbren, NIT bur6gei@leppt gu
tperben in bic Mmtsberiorgurg, tpdren
mabri6einli6 bic ti9ttgen repub1ifanis
f9en @puntpsB eamter, pel6e iebt int
Nmte fino un6 bic t6 bic 3ufriebenbeit
beiber parteien errungett BADEN, Bel Der
@abl bur6gefallen. Sas pdre cine
re9t apeifelbafte @rrungeni9aft bes
straight idets gepefenl @s 1T bas
bet erfreult6, baB ii9 bic Republicans
f@e @ountpsg onbention energii6 gegen
bic Nuffteaung eines fol6en ertldrt bat.
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= Ser idbrli6e Mietbspreis fir elm
Selepbon in 9euti6lanb 1T iabrli9 $50
Marf ($37.50); babel finbigt bic
&ei6spoitbeb6roe an, baB finftiebin
Der idbrli6e Mietbspreis nur nod 120
Marf ($30.00) betragen mirb. 9ier
BEL u1s in San Mntonto tpirb als
Mietbspreis $50 bere@net. Nber fretli9
1T bas SelepbonfDitem Bel uns in ben
6dnben eittes MonopDls. ST. 9eutf6z
Lamb 1T es glei6 benz poitz un6 @ifen=
babnmeien &ei@sintitut.
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= Sem v&ei6sboten" bat Der So
bolb bes Sebtaftens einen toQen Strei9
gelpielt. IS beiBt BARN in einem Or
tifel uber Granfrei6, in mel@em bic
8ebingunget aufgesdblt tperoen, unter
benett ein 8inbniB Der Opportuniten
nit ben &onferbatiben m6gli@ erf6eiat,
i'm 3ten punfte: rNufre@terbaltung
ebrli6er un6 b6fli9er 8~e3iebungen gu
allen Mdb6en (ftatt gu alen nMd@s
ten")." Ni9t iibell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-22

- l1niere 2anbsleute I'M Wefter bie=
fes 2anoes tperber oft, tpera1 fe tleues
2anb umphigen, bon elmer Mrt b6iem
5umpfieber ergrifen. Mu6 i'm Often
flagen bic 2eute iber Me9ieIfieber,
nel@es bur9 bic GaulniB pfan5liGer
5ubftansen unh bur9 mangelbafte Mbz
leitung berporgerufen tpirb. 6ier pie
bort 1T MDer's @gue @ure bas 5uberz
Iditsfte Mittel bagegen.
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8rieffaften n.

8. g. in g @.-Sbre Sbee, uas cine
pbotograpbif9e Na9bilbung Sbrer
Mbonneme1tss Quittung einsufenben, 1T
ebenfo iiberseugenb, nie genial. Wie
ftebts nit ben aftronomif6en 6tubien 2
SIN uebrigen: 8efte @riiBe!-
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gluerlet.

= SIM Difrittgeri6t 1T bic 2lage
8. $. @embIer bs. @ep. S1r6ber gu
@unffen bes &ldgers entI6ieben
tporben.
= @oI. Sobn q. 8afer in l1balbe
bat benz @ouberneur bic Papiere iiberz
fanbt, mel9e in ber 2laae gegen Wes
rito tpegen @rmorbung beg Wrrefuris
oienen foqen. Seras p~erlangt $780,
900 S1aoeneriaB.
= Nuf Der MiKouri pacifie Babn
bel Sort @ortb rannten 5mei Gra6tz
5ige sufammen. Die beioen 2ofomoti=
ben unb mebrere 2arren murOer aers
triimmert. Meni6enleben gingen ni9t
Derloren.
SIM 2aelebe 9otel 3u 8ainesbile
f6oB elm @nit Namens Muetie nod
BEN. porter, traf ibn aber ni@t.
Muetie tpurbe Derbaftet.
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u @ t u II a.

6err 8. &ounant, bet populdre
ubrma9er unb Suuelier San Mntot
MOS, pirb am 1. Sttober fem @ei9dft
bon Der Commences traBe mad benz
Main=p la5a, neben Wolfion's Wbite
elephant berlegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-22
Stir Nriebensridter bes /. Breetntts.

OHr Ortepen8rtHler DEG /. PIectHIle-
gln bic @timmsebsr bss /. grecinfts, gexar
@ountb.-Meine Serren! Da bic Babl BON
gountbbeamten i'm radften Mosember %ftattfn>
bet, 70 baltic id es fit Rfidt, meinen Trennben
fur bic 1nterifibung unb bic 8esinfigunsen
gu oanfen, bic ite mir in ben bersausenel feds
Sabren e~riuieien baben, uno bertraue babel auf
Sbre ltnteritaBung in Der tommenben Babl.
Sd finbtse mid 6esbaIb als Ranbioat fir Die
Biebertpabl als Griebensridter beS 1. 9reeinttS
bqp Bexar gountb an, uno folte id. erpablt
perben, 70 fam i'd NUT berfpreden unb mid
berburgen, bic Raidten meineS gmtes unpar.
teiii9 in Der 3uf,tmft gu %erfilen, serabe tpie i9
es beriu6t babe, in bet 8ersansenbett gu tbun.
Sd Serbleibe adtunsSbol
linton Mb am.
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Medium fMea. z8ea. Mtufter

9edum (&eg. =Bes. Mtnfer),
2. Sept. 9te inn biefigen Greife mos
n6brirenben Sruppen bdbea unter ber
briidenben 9ibe febr au leiben. Bis
iebt finb fieben Sol6aten, Der 26. Sns
fatteriebrigabe angeb6renb, benz Sib>
fGIaas erleQen.
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Romites8 orfiBer:

9a@roffe, Wisc. = 6err gluguft
&aufmann, lila 9ibifion Str., iagt,
baB er Or. Nug. R6nigs hamburger
Sropfen gebrau9t un6 baB ,biefelben
segen unreinbeiten i'm 8ll1te unb Mas
genbef9perben duBert tpirfiam tpare,1.
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I'm grofiIieu 1T bic beutf6e 81,

- Sn 8railien 1T bic 6euti@e Gins
tpanberurg in elmer geringen 3unabme
begrifen. SIN Monat Mai errei9te
bieielbe faft bic ber Staliener, unb be-
trug iiber &io be Saneiro allein 1856
perfonen, mdbrenb lit ben fiinf Sabren
1881 Biz 1885 bte geiamlnte idbrlt9e
gtnmanberung bon 9eutf9en bur6s
f9nittli6 ni6t b6ber als 1000 NOR.
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Str County NTeFor.

Sir fnb autoriiirt GERM Capt. Sobn 6.
Grant rb alS Ranbioaten fit bas Amt beS
@ouatb > afeiur it, ber beboritebenben stobem>
berpabI anauaeieen.
@ir iiab autorifirt, GERM CAPT. 8. 81.
Roor ala aanbibat fir @ieberipabl fit bas
Mmt bes County, ahe6Or in Der besortsbenben
@obemberpabl anauseigen.
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Srnfenhpit

Stubent g.: r9as sibt einen trode=
men Monatl"
StubenfolIese: rWie 10, &amerab?"
r@eil i6 feit @elb mebr babe"
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Bm6leus Mrnfea.gaIbe.

Die be tie Salbe BET @eIt fit S6nitte
Auetfdunsen, @ef9pIre, Gieber- unb Sant'
Ausfdlas, GIedte, s~efprmnsene Sanbe, Grof>
beulen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten tnrirt Sa.
mprrboiben ODER feine 8eaablung. 8oIise
Classification sarantirt ober ba8 gelb tpirb
3uriideritattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel BET u.
SretB.
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= Muf umnegen. gilbert:
Mutter, tpenr 9u iebt gilbert tpdrf un6
i6 Define Mutter, tpeibt Su mas i'd
tbdts'
Mutter: Na, pas bentt2
gilbert: Sd faufte Sir Elm groBes
Stiid Sudden.
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STR Gcuntb : GpmmiHdr.

Bir iinb antorifirt, Germ S. 8. Digmo.
10 itb aIs aanOioaten fit baB Mmt bes
on nth >aommiffdrs bes 8. @reeintts
anauaeisen.
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EIr Gpuntb : Glerf.

@ir ia6 autoriiirt GERM Sbab. IS.
g smith als Ranbioaten fit fredericksburg
tut bas Amt bes County. @Ierts anaa.
finbisen.
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= Sas grbBte 2ager BON @ewebrz
unb &epolDersp atroneu uno Sulien BET
piper & S9uItbeB.
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Stir Counts > 5ddbmeifer.

@ir ftnb autoriiirt, Germ g 3. Grobofe
als &anoioat fur @ieberpabl fit bas amt bes
Counts g 6asmei fer8 in BET bebor.
febenben Nobemberuabl anauaeisen.
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@abl : Mn5etgem.
8erar GpmmtD.
Stir Gpuntb Spmmi55Gr.

@ir finb autoriiirt GERM B IN. S0fIine
IT,, aIs aanSibat fir 8ieberpabI fiji bas Nmt
bes County So m mifars bes 8. Rre>
cinttS anau3sigen.
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04MS 0erfaMf.

Gin grobes Got nit reuem Saus unb Stal.
lung 1T bilig gu bertaufen. @adaufrasen in
BET 8 fice ber vGreien 8refe" ober Slibe Strabe
nabe Sherman Strabe bel S. ~2eonbarSt.
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Stir Diffrift 8 Gferf.

an bic 8lrser bon 8exar @omntb.
Sierburd fiinbtse id mid als Ranbioat sur
Bieoererpatluns fir bas stmt bes 9iftrittelert
bon gexar gountb an.
Geo. 81. DaftieI.