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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17

- Sisben padete Don Nrbudle's
Nrionofa 2affee fiir 81, bel u. 3 n.
Der, gde 2apaeca unb Sub Ilamo>
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
9rs. 9. & 8. 9apieion,
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Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
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Or. 8. Oapiefon erlaubt ii6, feline
aablreiden Sreunbe bon leiner 4nfunft
in San gntonio su informiren u1o er
pirb fih glidli9 i6dBen, bieitlben gu
empfanQeIl, in benz Nienger 9otel,
3inaraer 9r. II i'm 8arterre.
Spred}tunben BON 10 ubr BDrntits
tags Bis 4 ubr 9tu9ulittass tdgli1 Doer
mad llebereinfOmnlen.
Sr. Dabieion bebanoelt bauptld6li6
rlerpDle, 6ronii9e n1o Blut=
&ranfbeitelt
allle bieienigen, Die iiG aus 1npor-
fidtiqteit cine Granfbeit Dber elm Hebel
,uaesugen baben, forbert er auf obnf
0eraua bel ibm por3ufpre9en. Seine
Ianaidhrigen, in ben beiten oeutl1en
un6 frans0ifiben 9ofpitdlera getams
meIten g1fabrungen bleten geniigeuoe
@arantie, boB alltn nit ben ermdbnten
Rranfbeiien Bebaiteten Die bette unb
pifenl6aftlidlte 8ebanolung gu 3beil
,Dirb.
Sieienigen patieuten, toel9e iib aus
Beiholb ber Gtabt befiuben, mogen
briefll9 ibren Rranfbeits3uitanb ange=
ben unD meroen lbre 8riefe iofort Se
rhdii9tigung erfabren.
Mian merle ii9 Die Morefie: 3lmmer
9er. IL, Menger 9otel San AntOnto,
Seras.
5preGt Dbne 8eridnnniB oor, bo
bes Doctors Aufentbalt bier tur5 1T.
Soeben purbe berOffentlid)t unb ipirt frei
auf 8erLangen uub mad Ginienoung bon
Gents berfonet v@rceticai SbitroationS on
Nerbous Debilit1 ano 8bgiisal GxbauitiOn"
nit einem vgGap on Dlarriage" NIT pt6iiasu
Abbanoluneen iiber auoere aronfbeiten. Die
fslben iino eine Sbnopiis Gus SO .leiun9en. Die
BON ben Goetoren Dapieioa i'm Milipur1
Gtaats~ Wtuieum fur Anatoinie sehaEten ipr;'
ben uno biloeH eiueu pert6uolen dritlt@en
8atbseber, ben aIIe iunsen eeute lefen lotten
aB- abreHe: Or. .. DaYiefon,
s,2,tuplM Meuger SoteI, Gan @atonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
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Ser gfeouIator furirt allemal. Sd empfeble
i'm auf eaS 8ereitpilisife aQen, tuelhe an gal.
Iiaen Nnfdllen ooer ON elmer bur9 SeberltDrung
oerurladten Rrantbeit leiben.
sanlaS @itb, Mo. Us. Ut. 8ernaro.
SD Iitt iebr an Masenbei6nerbeu. aopfweb
u. 10. Gin Ma9bar, hoeI6er sintmonS eiber
Neoulator inaenommen bate, laete nit, eS fei
elm fidleres Seilmittel eeaen nlein 2eiben. Die
erffe Ooiis, bic ih einnabm,, batf mir iebr ilno
in Belt eiuer g8ode mar i'd 10 itart unb fratt'9
pie ie Gs it bic b fte Ir3net, Die td] gee
gen Dpspepiie 9ebran9te.
&i@uiono, 8a. 8. y. ereal9ap'
SeuouiB BON S Tram L rner, Sberrtd1'
ter bon Ssorsia gSh BABE summons E.oer
N,omlator oroen Sarilei6iefett, Die ourd, et1e
boriiberoehenbe Qeberit0rune perurfadt mar,
il, beu lebfeu orti ODER uier Sabrsn unp ffetS nit
.enti daiebenem NuBen gebran9t."
Sd, babe felt 1855 Grfabrung mil Sintnons
Qiber &equsator unb betradte i'm aLS Die mod
tiaife @r3nei ber @egeaipart aeeen DIE oen niala'
ridden @eqenben eigenbumli1en &rantDelfen.
Cine 10 quite ar5nei bsro'ent allsene'ne Sii'.
pfebluns.
Jltu. ". y. ~ W
Corr. Seer. Siiol. 8ap'if Sbeolosieai Sen''n.
Sc giebt nltr etuen Sint=
nous Stper 5egalatpr+
ql@te barauf, ben d 6ten au befoms
men, beKen umi9las porrt NIT Deus ros
then 3 setennaeidnet 1T unb Der aur
nnr ben llnteraei1aeten bereitet tpirb.
). H. Zeilin & Co.
aIIsinise eisentbamer, philadelphia, @a.
BreiS $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17
Inrn-Vtreip-
aMaskett Bau
am Gonnabeno ben 6. Widr3
in Der

Turner-Halle.
9idets fir MitslieOer unb beren @dFe
(Grenlbe) 81 90 fur iebe HerfOn.
9i9t. Mitslieber tonnen Sbeil nebmen, nenn
fie iid, an Mitaliber penben. gidets fir Ser.
rem So 90 uno fir Oamen co.
Das @iIen pirb BON 0ueipig Wabnde selie-
fert. Sidets 81 90 bic Yerion.
Gidets fno bon iebem 8ereinsmitsliebe az
erbalten oOer bonn @omite: 81. 8eder, Simon
Sdorr. Wm. gollbre@t S. @lillenborf unb
s. IS. Megllilter. s,2 4m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-17

Die
gB6@entltcbe Treie MrefFe
eri&eint
ieben Dcnnerifas
unb fOfiet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.26 far 9
OtOnate in TOruusbesahlxns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

D. 4. Loaks. Fesro,sun v. Nasby, Cd
itos Toledo Bieds, writes: 81 had q
. fofedngsr Of my right hand one d
th0es p1ensaut pets, run rounA.' Ihl
6nRsr bscnme ipAaned 70 . dsnree N
beasahle. and swollen 10 twiee II
natural siss. 4 frisad RAss ~ HU
Hx's CAnnorxc 6ALyn; and In twenty
inmates she pain had % much snbside(
a. 10 give me . fair nights reet. vhiek
] bad not had before for uesk. Th<
infiammation left the Anger b . day
| Ioonsider Il . mose valuable AStioteL'
A. ,. SrEwA1r. agent, seattle. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

GeoD RssgITs n sygaH cAsx.
D.A. Dsadford. vheiGnls pa0se deolsu
Of Chatoanooaa. Tenn.. writes tha4 u
- essioosiy aAietsd viii . essRs eoid
that soe1isd q his lunas; haA tzisa many
ssmsd3B without bsns0k Bsfng h
dussd 10 Try Dr. Kin9as Rsw Discover
fos Osnssmption. did - and wna q.
tfrely cured b. NJ Of : feW hotanso.
Sinss which tire b hes nd u u ~
family for ell Ooaehs and Cold uish
best results. 1his u ths sxpsEienss q
thousands uhoIs lives have ben 0vod
b. this Wondsrful Discovery. Trial
bottles frss as A. b. 6tsvart's Drua
Store. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

OHxAr.--For rent. . good, hard fa-
ished house. lately pspered and kAlso-
families. Fivs rooms. four olossts. pan
try. water IN sink. patent water oloess,
good bay viev. back. fro6t and sids
yards, wood cellar; centrally located,
between Third and Fourth, Sprine and
Sepeca streets, near DEXTER Hsrtou's
residence Iagoirs Of H H. PEAss,
corasf sf Eighth and Spring sts- -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Written bids will Be rsceivsd uptil
Nay LIST. 1856, By the uudersiened for
4O0o ar ties, . Il. long. 8 IN. fass. 8 In.
thick. delivered In McEiroy's sio1eh %
or before Aua. lst, lse6. the company
fesersing the right 70 reject any and al
bids. BIAEcnAnD u. &. 90.
mhX7 d&vlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Attsnssoa h specially invited 70 ". p.
Boyd 3 Cas- SprssS Sfoek n Drsss
Gesds. They are sho sing IN ssIpstnsn1
thst c2n b. eonndsntly rseommsnAo1
70 your nodes, and % Tar - peicss ass
concerned they were never l0Uor h
ssapie lines thfouxhout, than the3 an
this ssas0a. 6cme a<sr deniRnu that asu
bsautifuf. and great bargains, thsy In
viie yvar early attsution 10. m616
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Foa sALE.-Havina no regular rostl
for the steamer Arrow. Captain @. Con
her owner, oders her for nAls cheap
she has rscsnsiy been thofouGhly ovss
hauie1 and ftssd up In rood sAaps. H
will ssil her for money os rood paper
she 10 In 6rpt csass eondition. and voul<
make useful boat % skost routs. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Ans. wtxsIows Scosnrso Srxrr. for
cssidren teethine. 10 the pFsscFsptson Of
one Of the best female narses and ply
neians in the unissd States, and has
beee used for forty years With never
failing succ~>x By millions of nothexs
for thelr chiIdrss. Dartnx the prosees
Of teeshinS tts value 10 incsicuiabie. Il
relisvss The chiid from pain. cafes dys
suscrv and dtxrvh<ps, grsping In sn<
bowris and xins eclic. Es givsnz hesisn
B. the child IL restz The mother. Prscs
SSc. O b~tsie. spxl1uiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

The Lake Union Furniture Mannfao-
turing Company being In the hands Of
= Receiver. will ell furniture regard
tsw Of eoss until all eissms aGatnst soe
company are paid. All parties indebted
30 the nsm viii please call and ssttis
sheir accounts without deiay.
mhs< l. Vas Dsxxx. Reosivcr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Quantity In medicine n NJ indicas5on
Of value. Ayer's5arsapariliA b oonoen-
trated and powerful; requires smallsr
doe, and u rpors edessivs. dcss fos aoso.
than any other SarsapsriliA- Il b the
bens Of al b,eod .msdioines.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

k6YNOTx no 1xAB1Ms
Henlsh = vealth, vunl1h nsana in1e
psudenos. Ths Ksyneee y Ds. Besanhs's
CooGh and Lune oysnp. ~ bsse Ooaeh
syrup u ~ wsejd- C1ses OonnhA
0olds, PAins IN ~ CAonk HssnGkl1ts
And Primary Opoeampe5an. O. 6eos
gives sslief II evegy enss. Take -
othss. PEies, ~ snd 81. oanpaes fsse.
00ld by T. b ezxuAHT. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

| Tie sNeu Ezsyr Lawn Mower. fog
| sale BY the sxxrTrx HAnDwAns Ga. b
iuss adApsed 70 the vsnts al S>astls
peopss. np1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

TEE wryn. Norma AID Nam vbe
xaasr frnu fsmais Weaknem VII ns1
0simoxs's Aromas1e Wine Q pnnis1vo
curs. A. n SrxwAxx. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Have ysuf mAesx1nss bcund ~ scoa
q voiane b eoUpie6s. - y. AnshDyau
B,okhfndesy and zoe vfli have No mi1p-
ing nambsss 10 rsgrsl ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

JAxrs SULLIVAN. Of ealsm. Oregon
says he vas cured Of the Asthms b GIL
mors's MAenssis Elixir. l. b. erzv
am. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Mrs. 3. SER. cisirveysnt, rsychone-
tstss and test useasam fr1m Sau ffAn-
ciscc. vii Be ieas<d ~ Sli Sscout. BE-
tween ysnes sua CArffy ssresss. Tees
dsy. Aprii 9Th. ve<rs soe vfii give
ccesaisAssccs daily frsm 10 o. N. 10
p. y. and tse .. n fubisc Sssnce
fhsrsdsy ~ 8 .. n frssD3s. sksp4ie<
aud inveszieators Snviped. fne futafs
accurateiy farezoid- Waik 10 vithoas
rsnxtnz shs hesl. 40 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Nee spring skyies 10 Anoaksae, Can
Ion. 6inrhanza. lS yards for e. Neu
an1 nos shop wsxn ealioeA $ yArds ~
a. Toxx.As q SxxsnnMkn- 0kS0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

MrnpEE koxp nxx Who Lack vieos aad
visAiisy can b. esrsd by 0ilmoss's Aro-
matte wilma 4. B. SrrvAnx. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

ksrzv's Ps~anes 10 ~ exseiisni toric.
Il sarsses ths blood asd eivss ssse -
ths sysssG- sDf7sDyi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Bay the Dscssr. sss isadsn9 Piano. q
r0wukx q HAnRunph ell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Rasws sGKAD ASD nAKED nRAss
No more Boston brown bread sod
haksa beans vsil he delivered bY the
California Bakery from May ist 10 0s-
fober Lea This V doas On aecsans Of
the sliehs demand dariae tne warm
nonthA GfILrxs q STEWART,
s76 Successors 10 O. II. Wright.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

T.k rrxrzxss. Insarzzse and con-
mission Ae<uk tslo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Jsnss ilas.s' e 49, fss sis -
AxnuuxxssA Uh1D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Rrrrsr's Px@~nss b . rsstsese remedy
fus lsvsr tfsseleS arfTsnyi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

An inVussnnl - - asn2 -
psnGina asea1ty - - 49,. 1p1gy
- = ts@11inr vsah ~ hsn1aAy QnVss.
t5es - ffNtA en1 - - 60 o1loe1 -
- - nn1 n11nnRnklo uhlno ~ u1namn4
snnesnSs~se1 hQ9i6 fEni1 Bume6y. ogruU
q HgL 60 - NJ ~ 80 Gn9mpRfn6nH
6kuQEtsl 4 n G1HvAn1. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Owner.
United -
aAkiag e..
Leaving
idsy uss.sn
leave fe1
TuesdaY
the M
11 OutEAE-
Ill leave
ssn frs
sosnton e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28
FANCY POULTRY.

TIVE sUBsCHIpEH sTILL HAS A
- q - fuli1 ~ 1sacedst :. E Ssewn = LssssEs
xxRs. ~ doxen fer -. Cal end -.
= Il. HO8KfN10H.
mh5 tw3m HlakeIy. W. q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

political rishts on account Of race ol
eaior. sxesps as 10 iadians not taxed
and not be repaxrant ~ ahe osn$titatioz
| Of the United States and the prfucipael
of the Dsclsrxiion of fndependence
| P~erssei FARTHER, That ssid conventios
xhaii provide. BY an ordinance isrcveea
ble wssheut the consent Of The unite<
States and she people Of sAid stsse. thAl
perfect saserstion OF rsiigieas sensimen
shall he sscursd, and 10 inhsbitanf ol
aid Ststs ever Be noicsted IN perseu o'
pruPerssisn aceeunt Of biz es her mode
ef reiiRssas wsrshirs
Those Are TIE really imperssnt eoadi
tions, ard are, I think. tee csnditioni
that have aixays been insisted upon ~
the fundamcntal eondstieps upsn yhies
q TerrttpFy sheuid euaesve from Terri
tsriai esrsrnnsni and assans the faae
siocs eg Statehood. and they are "a
oniy conaitions vhica have ever seez
| insisted npon. snd which think. un1e
toe eonssitatson Of the Uattea States
| Canerca has sny rs2hs really - mss
upsn. Prpoabiy IL has shs aexkssc
| rsrht 90 srnpass any cac4itions IL pica&e<
81, the locs prsstsce Of Csnerees wfsl
rrfsrencs % ine admf~xisn OF ctaSes ~
1 &<tAtFL tAt4r - 80 10y s-7@&-<t<f-'1Et -
eeps The rare Instances. enSef whiel
was qasaed hy the Sen<isr sran Lsa
issaaa ne cthcr day. vaere rsstrfc
tons wish regard 10 slavery aud In
valautsry ssrvtiaas uers slss Inserted
xroxsng eat Of tks sxissnsiss of tsos
timex-
Nos ts thsrs any po~siels inprsprtst.
in saemssxsnx - tss fressders tue enas
tsen vAstAsr the eonsSttnstnn wosea %
e~ea formed By fes reocss ef the Terri
tary conesi<& With the go - these par
tscaiNrsf II . . ssnpis teine 10 deses
rnsnsA The Pr~~s3ens e&n asserrnsue cl
icspecssss ve<ther the ccns<ifatsen
r~pabiissn in fern. wh<<oex u nzkss
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The New York Herald having hung up
the Riel revengers' rebellion, which was to
take place in short order if he were hanged,
and having done the mad-dog business to the
death, has taken up the contract of compel
ling total observance Of the monometal
standard. 1t has already resorted to italics
and it is reasonable to conclude that it is de-
termined to push things with its character
istic energy and disregard of consequences
The cautionary danger signal should be
hoisted in all bimetallic portions of the
country
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COMMENT AND OPINION.

A SUFFERING country is waiting for General
Winston to put on his spurs and start.-Chicago
Mail.
No man is capable of being successful Jour
nalist and politician at the same time -Bos-
ton Herald.
BISMARCK sees Mr.. Cleveland and goes him
one better He calls it 'the reptile press. y
Minneapolis Tribune.
If the iron market is, in fact the only true
barometer of general trade. then has the revival
of prosperity been begun in earnest.-Baltimore
American.
To indulge in mutations because the South
and West pull together and exert preponderat-
ing influence IN Congress, is puerility and not
craftsmanship. -Philadelphi Telegraph.
THERE is a member of the Nebraska Legisla-
ture named Yardwide If the Hon. Mr. Yard
wide is all-woo be is doubtless the right kind
OF man for the pCsition.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
IF this is to be an administration without
secrets. as the President says it shall be- Secre-
tary Manning should explain why he has made
several incompetent men special agents of the
Treasury.-Boston Journal.
So many bad appointments have followed the
few changes made, that thousands of Democrats
shudder at the thought of the shocking travesty
on civllservice reform which a sweeping change
would nave produced. -St Louis Post Dispatch
Dem
The close of his Senator Shernan's1 present
term will make forty years of continuous public
service in Congress, broken only by the brief
interim in which he took charge of the Nations
finances and led the way to the RESUMPTION Of
specie payments. cleveland Leader.
If Mr.. Matson, of Indiana, succeeds in amend
ing the Constitution to provide for the
election of postmasters by the people, the CAV
ETY. of nations will be so thoroughly reinforced
as to make comic almapacs WEAKNESS and
useless appendage of civilization. New York
World
SECRETARY WHITNEY will accept the Dolphin
That trial trip, on which all her officers and crew
were made seasick while the vessel stood it we'll
enough, demonstrated structural weakness in
the men rather than in the boat for which John
Roach could not be held responsible. -Boston
Record.
THERE is a reason for the fact that locomotive
engineers are able to strike for eight hours
day, while street-car drivers dare not whisper
remonstrance against working twice that long
1t is one of the few cases in which labor organi-
cations have done more good than harm.-Phila-
delphia Inquirer
SPEAKER CARLISLE put Ira Davenport at the
tail of the committee on expenditures in the In
terror Department, committee which is popu-
larry believed never to hold meeeing. Tt looks
like revenge upon Mr.. Davenport for the splen-
did run he maze for the governorship of New
York.-Albany Express.
SHOULD Congress refuse to stop the coinage of
silver dollars and the country be- brought to
silver basis, this great creditor class would lose
20 per cent. in the purchasing power of their
money, which would be at the rate of $40 O00, 600
weekly and would amount to $l.040 00O 600 in
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committee, and requested the members Of
the association to furnish him all the informa-
ton they could obtain in regard to the en-
forcement Of the civil service law in the de-
partments; of the retention Of employees who
had made themselves obnoxious and liable to
dismissal on account of the infringement Of
the civil-service law, and promised tc devote
his time, his influence and all his power to
the work of securing their removal. At the
close of his remarks he was unanimously
elected an honorary member of the associa-
ton, showing that it was in accord with him.
If he needs help in his business as an inform
er in addition to what he has, he might get
Frank Ash to help him.