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Ia is very distressing to note that
Brother Crandll refuscs TO support
Ross, but as Ross was nominated
without his help-aye, over his hitter
opposition We are not without hope
that he will be elected. This Meth.
er the age nor the country to sprout
such IanalIcIAm AA CrAnnlna M.
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Inn nominees of the convention
have All. o. nearly AL, double letters
IN their names ss, u. BIB etc.. etc.
Sign wisc people have something
70 hguro' iu our opinion IA denotes
the election OF the entire democratic
ticket
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VIZ want no war with Mexico or
any other country without cause
Justified 10y law, night and Official doe.
nmenIs. But all the same, Cutting.
all American ciulcn, ought to bo in
the custody OF the United states
pending IuyestiRAtlon.
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Hot Young blood breeds cis.ti,
muscles and qu,criug nrrvc-, and
about ever twenty year. nation
gets a coalition when DO i- spoil.
lug fora light. 1t goes about with
an eternal chip pn IT, shoulder wd
dragging It, COAT tnii- ou thu .rpuul
makes pitcou- nppcu-i nr -umc ONE
to step ON lhcm. This seem, lu uc
one Of the occasion. when young
folks ut the land arc aching TOT .
ruction, aud colonel msIof- and
generals ARE eager Tor tray lts
human nature. IT Away comes
about after certain period oi mDupt-
onou- peace. II happcu- u this case
that Tia" two nations uu ra,h side u
the Rio traudc Arc putu Upuuud with
the periodical war paint At tine same
time. The grca7cr i-u, bot tot a
fight As the griut" Both nations
have now urW generation of
llotspurs, hoWlmr rnr muv, the
natural usual und rqurn.
tial result OF long peace and
new blood. 1t only want. the drop.
ping of hat OF the ueh mnn TO yoll.
"llit him. Uncle sam -up him Mon.
tclumG, to start magnificent un.
plcH-autur-s fortunately. between
the two wuull-hc bclllgrr,ut. there
stands generation of oId Wisracrrs.
Ion. headed bu.iur. mou and cool
bloodcd statesmen 300 both govern
mcnt-, who. knowing what War b..
aud who thoroughly realizing the
nasty sido Of war. ntc slow tu move
The young bucks -cc uull the pomp
hear only the martial music. ARE thrill
od with the pranr.ng of Nccd- auG
the roaring at cannon, mud dance to
tho music OF "lorwHrd march. md
charge Chester .hurgo Tho older
aud wiser coot- pun down their spec
taolr. And figure un ,oH.t dricn.c..
Congressional appropriations. war
taxes and pension lists. with 70 few
ds-hcs ol ,ati.tio- Of widow aud or
phau-, prison pcu-, hospitals ana
such thing- calculations which ale
ways rather chin the martial -pirlt.
Both CLASSES are grand 'u their way,
and the last though slow tu move. BE-
yau.ruIIv .I.uII.r %, ht..I.I.t v..tI. .
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EroHr cents a day Is The commute.
tonotCutting in his Chihuahus pri,.
on In lieu Of ratious, Having been
sn editor lac will APPRECIATE good iv.
inc for q -nnn-
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Tut Blue and the Gray VIII eight
shoulder to shoulder n war with
Mexico happens 70 happen.
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lAl irNno b. great, cnthu-ed
ovcrthc nomination of li.sg for su.
prrintendeut of public schools llct
one of lhc inyorltr SONS nt that ,cc.
tiuu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

DALLAS has shipped two car loads
OF contributions TO the drought sui.
iercrs Of the cast.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

TmuE were seven sudden deaths
in DAlln ON thc lGth. and the coroner
wa. kept busy All dpy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

Is 1t hot enough for Us. Ycs. No
need to ssk.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

Tn day ARE getting shorter, hW
there If ,Dill enough of them, .uch ~
lhnN nrn.
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waco, TENAS, AUG 20, 1856

liar AMI mosquiloos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

"' lur'isy. morning u Waco n-
.uUtt. d iUN,sf gid watch charm.
U'N. Ih.' ih centre A. anchor On pSt,ri
tl'"''' reward WI, Do aii II ler A. Fyaul.
''i ' zoe REV. IlOs MAREiitN
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49, .I.a-4... .t. lr..urN D. frrmsufst w
~ BOO UDr I..m -sup WDts. Address d.
o. HtlI ..H..... .u It HIufI sItsFl
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| % 'Nnit SEW ANr ,ErOND uAEp
L.. oOuCH.
"n 'Hl NlNpuW SHADE. MN .,Sr
."'ar H. ]. Ho"'u Waco Curiosity -hop
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I .--... .u, ,av"io,'",, ,...",-,a s.,.t ,,p
such men hen have To stay With us
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ELtI. GENERAL DELIVERY NAaos-
~. AZ TFt,,t,t !usNlulN ,poclalL. Leave uf.
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.E AIt-Ml kk-IptSrE uN NOKuu
J l Fourth -ifyut heap for tLr money
NI.O Wuu't d,u uu- Durham Mich COWS
10 '.I NnNus calves
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MONEY roLoAs

ElE NLT-5id papeT- At l,e n,,io.., mn,
EXAMINER oi'cc ''' ' HE
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k9R tAI Tl-u'cc.t toilet set, 100 Ma,
l Waco '.E...li. shop Hup. a
tIE -AlE hn- .amr good etJeu,i %
i pH..s Cheap upD,I
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"'' u'7 ~ AkkNAN.
NJ NlW DISHES have arrive. 9.,. ,,,,..
'''' ''.'Nt q l. GOutU
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-28
FORCED APART
By W. CLARK RUSSELL.
Author of the "Wreck Of the Grosrenor."
"a Sailors Sweetheart" Etc.

NO patnos the meaning or MS words nad
could equal the deeply moving effect given to
them by his speaking with his head turned
away, all power lost, life ebbing from him
as surely as the shadows cast by the sun were
slowly circling to the east, whence darkness
ONES She hung over him with dry eyes,
for the grief in her was too deep for tears.
"Father," she whispered, II wronged thee
by loving secretly; but has not my husbands
going wrung my heart with punishment
enoughs Truly, I was innocent of worse sin
than deceit; and now that you know I 4 am
innocent, and bear with my kisses, I could
be happy to die"
No answer did he return, and he began to
breathe heavily; on which the doctor came
gently to her, and would have led her from
the bed; but the father had a grip of her
hand, and she would not disengage his hold.
Said the mother, in u feeble whisper:
"Is there no hope"
The doctor shook his head, and let his chin
fall on his breast, and stood quiet, with his
hands clasped.
No more was said.
What was killing him, God knows! Not
paralysis only, nor yet a broken heart. Yet
v;sibly was he dying, and the difficult breath
grew slower and weaker; and within an
hour from Jenny's return to her home the
breath in him was gone n the body grow
ing cold. He passed away amid a deep still
hess in the room; anil Jenny herself, who
was near him, knew not that he was dead,
until q strangeness in tho hold Of his fingers
made her Shrek out.
Thus did it come about; and the mother
and daughter wept in each others arms
while the doctor glided noiselessly from the
house, and Mrs. Mead tenderly closed the
dead mans eyes, and yelled the marble
silence of his face.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-28
known before. What I had not known was
that there had been trouble in M%auleverer's

known before. What I had not known was
that there had been trouble in M%auleverer's
family in consequence Of the marriage.
"Mau'everer is a very proud man, though
he does not wear his pride o. his sleeve.
Daisy's father was-well, he has been dead
now for more than sixteen years, SO why
should l rake up scandal against him? Poor
girl! She lost her mother within a few
months of the death of her father. l had at
tended the mother in her last illness. l and
my wife took pity of the child and adopted
her, having no children of our own"
"But why did M%auleverer himself not
adopt her at that timer l asked.
He eyed me keenly for a moment before
answering. "Muulevcrer did not know of
her existence at that time" he said. "Daisy's
mother made me promise on her death bed
that I would never reveal the secret Of the
child's parentage to her brother"
"But you broke your promise in the endT
~ Ibid Was l not right to do so? 1t is
not all easy thing for u man of honor to
prove unfaithful to such a trust as that. But
I had to think of my duty to tho living as
my good young friend, and then say
whether you condemn me-. There was
Mauleverer. IL lonely man, whose life was
"'oAOu OAJ JSyot oaOA6u 00 "S0Ao VNS
almost fabulous. And here was Daisy
growing up to be What you see her now, but
in n poor mans house, with no prospect of
ever being anything moro than a POOR
man wife"-l WINGED us he uttered these
words-"in an Australian town. Did l not
do well TO think of the living before the
dead!"
ayes; if you ask me that question, I can
only answer with an emphatic affirmative"
"Mauleverer has found a new joy in life,
in the society Of his niece. He is COM
pletely wrapped up in hes-as you may
perceive"
"And are you still engaged In practice as q
medical man?" l asked.
mo; l have dropped medicine. l lost my
wife some years ago. 1t was nearly as great
loss to Daisy Us to in.. Since then l have
been Mauleverer's agent. He is tho most
generous Of men,"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-28
a Narrow Escape.

| was suddenly taken very i'll at Eagle
Lake, this state, the other day, with
cholera morbus, and used morphine to
no avail, and l grew worse and dispatch
ed a messenger for a physician. who
brought with him a bottle of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem
edy, and gave me il dose which relieved
me instantly, and firmly believe that
to it | W my life, and the physician
who was unprcjudiced enough to admin
lister it when all others failed; and | re-
peat again ! W my life to your great
preparation. remain yours gratefully,
G. ID. WAITE, Prescription Clerk. with
Chas. A. Gray, Waterville, MINI. Sold
by c. q. Maloney.
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CHAPTER v.
MEET AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.

MEET AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
Branksome's conversation was not without
its interest for me, vastly though ! should
have preferred to listen to the voice of
Daisy. The doctor had, l fancied, some
suspicion of the state Of my feelings regard
ing the beautiful girl who had been SO long
q resident in his house. Whether he re-
garded me with approval as a possible
sutton for her l could not tell. My instinct,
indeed, told me that he could hardly look
upon a comparatively Door man like myself
as being a fitting husband for the heiress of
the millionaire. But he allowed no sign of
such a feeling to make itself manifest; and
he talked about Daisy to me now, evidently
because he felt that no other theme would
interest me SO deeply. What he had to say
vas indeed matter Of interest to me. He
told me that Miss Stancliffe was the
daughter Of Mauleverer's sister, who had
married when varv .voun9. This ! had
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-28
Continued ne.rt Wcek.)
IBucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 70 cents per box. For sale by
Bennett & Horsman.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-08-28

Blue VI Cue "luuO"S, Lue gus u WHICH QaQ
a subdued tint that harmonized with the
color of the walls. The furniture of the
room was in keeping with the decorations.
couches covered with oriental embroideries.
Chairs. tables, rugs and stove-all gave evil
dence OF a cultivated taste and o boundless
wealth.
"Did you ever see anything SO lovelyl"
in the beauty before her. "Who will use
this room9"
Branksome laughed heartily.
"My dear" he said, "every room on board
is yours-this included. But your boudoir
is down below, and, as a matter of fact, l be-
lieve the intention of the Duke of Cairngorm
was to make this his smoking ROOM"
"Oh, how Shameful" cried the girl.
aSurely a less beautiful room than this might
do for people who want to smoke"
He looked at me with a broad smile upon
his pleasant countenance at this ebullition of
feminine feeling. l thought now that I had
wronged him altogether in pronouncing
against his mouth. All his features were in
harmony, and l inwardly decided that he
was one of the most fascinating men I had
ever met with.
At that moment Mr.. Mauleverer came on
deck. He looked slightly surprised at see
ing me there, but greeted me with cordial
courtesy. 1t was evidently of Daisy, how
ever, that he was chiefly thinking.
"Do you like the Golden Hawk, my dar-
lings" he said, in tones which showed that
even he felt some Of the ~pleasurable excite.
ment incident to the first introduction to a
new toy. II think the doctor deserves our
thanks for having secured so beautiful q
boat for us. What should we have done
without him"
@Quite as well as you have done with him,
I reckon, Mauleverer," replied the doctor.
"Don't give me any credit for buying this
ship. ! heard It was for sals quite bv aoci.
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g1m. 1BHina 8 epht.

Mit benz Setannaben Der 9erbiiais
ION fteigert fl6 au9 pieber bas 8ebtirfs
nib unl.res Miasens fir fubftantiele
Speiien. unfere 0auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb UNI iDldes frii6 uno
gut gu e%rlangeu, fam man unm6glid
einen' 5uperldIigeren Marft %fiuren, als
ben bon Wm. 6ofling & gp6u, So.
81 @pe. s. Die 6erren baben Dem
8ef9mad ibrer &unben &s9nung ge=
tragen unb iii ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmoi6ine erri6tet, melbe allen
4nforoerungen fur @rbaltun9 unb @nts
fernuna iddblider Sngrebien3en bes
Slelf9es entipri9t. sic baben belidm=
Dig in ibren 8iebhbfen einen groBem
gorratb bon Waftpieb, aus pel@em
muir bas Bette fur lire &unoen gema6lt
miro. Wer reea bebient feiu min, ber
beiu@e ben Marft, SO. 511
Npenue s. 1,1Ot1i
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Gdtiptunind,t aehetlt.

@inem alien ar3ts, Der bon Der praris su.
riidseaosen Iebt, ipurre ourd einen ofinbiiden
Miffionar bic 8efdreibuns zines einfa@sn
besetabiliiden Seilmittels iIr bic idneIe uno
bauernbe Seilung bon Experimentation,
Bronchitis, gatarrb, afbnta uno allen SaIa.
uno 9~unseufranfbeiten aussebanoist. Nu9
Elm M,ttel fur poftibe, rabiEale 6eiluna bon
Nerpeni1md9e uno allen 3erbenfranfbeitsn.
Nadoem her Dottor bic wunnerbaren $eiltrdfte
es fur feline Vai6t, Sas Mittel ieiuen leioeuoen
Mitmeniden bsannt Su MAIDEN. Bon oieiem
Notib unD @nnf4 setrieben. banbelte er. SD
fenoe bisies Geaept f~oitenfrei an Gae, bic 60
piniden. in Deutf6er. enalif@er ODER f%ranaoii.
FIBER Spra9e, NIT boiler Mnpsifuns Der Ser.
fteHuns unb bes @ebrauds. Senbe abrefe
unb Brisfmarfe, be3iebe Did aui biefe 8eituns
unb i'd ienbe 90 iofort. B. u. NobeS, lag
@Opsrs 8Iod. &o9efer, q. D. [1.lo,fsnim
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san gatoaio, 2eras, /. suIi 1886.

Gan Antcnic, Geras, /. SuIi 1886.
Sd taufte IN biefer staSt Elm @adst bon
eossiorbs eeIf Batting Breab Separation,
pntes5os e elmer 9snsifdsu 1lnterfa@uns unb
fnbs, bab baiFeEbe ban rsinen NIB ni9t siftiaen
e5emitalien tufammeasefstt 10.
Die 5bes bes Yrof. Sorsforb mar cine pirt.
Ii@ grobarti9e, bas unberbaHIi6e peinFein.
ianre ggatron, DtI6es IN alien Gduen bas
gnbrsiuItat bon allen aus @einaeinrabm unb
NalrDn suiantmsnsefetten BadpuIbern Ia,
bura bas I0sbars pbospborfaure RaIt unb Ma.
tron, BEN ipirtIiaen Mabrunsspertb bes grooes
unb bic ano@enfnbians ~erssusenben eIemente
ber aafur gu srfsten.
" 1T fi@erIid BITE beie nnb geinnbeae grd.
baraiion, DeIAs BEN Yublitum ismaIs oFeriri
lvsrbe, unb iebe Wuttsr, Der bic Gefunbbeii
ibrtt 2inbfr AN 9ersea liset, ioIfte tsin anberes
sebran9eu.
Sd fam nnr NOD bic 8tfatisnns, peI@e
Bonn fsIissa bsrHbmten gbemifer prof. gatOn
hon eisbis abtr bisle @rdparation abseseben
Durbe, bin5ufiesn, inbsm er faste: sd Be.
ira9ts bitie GrFnbaas cIs eine Der niitIi6aeu
eabsn, BsI9s bis @iaenf9aft Der alenf6beii
s~eIieisrt bat.@
Bei aaen @rDcers ia babes.
Bskfpk1t ee. 25,11tum6W
81
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Die Tlorenee Nightingale Der Sim,
berpfaeAes

Die Tlorenee NiebtinaaIe Der Sim.
berpfe9e.
Goleenbes 1T elm Nussug zines I'm ben
Deutiaen @eform WeiienSer in @hams
bersbursb, Ya., sei&riebenen Briefss:
@ine @obltbdtertn.
Oefnet bic. Tbire far &c unb Mire.
@inslcw mirb beweiien, baB fe bic dries
rifanifde 6lcrentiner Nadtisar Der Rins
Der 1T. Danon Gnb mir 70 aber3eu9t,
bah mir u~nierer v9nip4 Iebren nerben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet iei Wrs. Winslbp"
neil iie berielben bebdlHi& MAI, aser bic
Yeripse bes Sabneas unb anbere lBe=
f&uerlidfeiten fir Sinber hinmsgautom=
men. Mrs. Wlnslow's Spcthina 5prup
nimutt ben Sinbern bic @dmer3en unb
furtrt Dplentrie nmnb Diarrboe. Gr
utadt ben @aumen 5art. befreit lIrrn
Gnt5inbuns uno brinst bas ainb 9ladli6
hber bic Yeriobe bes 3abnens hinpes.
Sc tbut gerabe bas, mas er ncrgIebt 5u
tbun, NGes unb nidt neniser. Bir pa.
Ben einmal Wtrs. Winslow seieben unb
fennen le nur burd ibren Spotbing
Sprup far Sinber. Denn mir bic Wioht
bdtten, mirben mir is als 3eilanb fir
bic climber binfte0en -was fe aud in
Der Tbat 1T. Der Sprup nirb in
allen Gprthetep gu rs Gents per 5laide
rerfouft.
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lin mas fir rlufinu man fib oo

I'm mas fir 1nfinn man ii9 bod
briben in europa bernm3dnftl Die
alte 8ictoria if wiitbeno iber bic 60fe
in Berlin, @ien unb ct. petersburg,
neil biefe fi9 ueigern, ibrem ileuer
S9misserfobne, benz prin3eu Seinrid
bon 8attenberg ben 9itel vR6nigli9e
9obeit" gu gemdbren. I'm fi@ bierfir
81 rdden, tpeigert fi6 bic &6uigin, benz
@rafen@ leiGen bas Re6t 3u3ugelfeben,
mieber feinen alien Siiel ais Surf
BietOt bon Sobenlohes 2onsenburg on.
5unebmen. CT bate auf biefen Sitel
Der3idtet, aIs er bic 9ante Deg gegens
tpdrtisen Marquis BON 6ertforb eebeis
ratbet bate. Gin Ieb5after S1rifts
medfel bat fia iiber bisfe uelterfhiits
ternbe Grage 3uiiGeH ben europdiiden
96fen e%ntfponneu. Da febt man, auf
mas fir Dummbeiten bic Weni9en bers
fallen, tuenn fe ni6ts @erntinftises gu
tbuu babeul
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amiIiem.amubsdaft

Serr &iolbaKa 1T entf9loKen, fi@ bic
&unbi@aft Der Gamilien au ermerben
unb pirb beBbalb nur CUTE unb frif9e
Baaren balten. Sn Der 8iligteit ieis
rler Waarer pirb es inn Niemaub
glei9tbun. @le getauften Nrtitel pers
ben prompt ms 9aus seliefert. St ers
hdlt tdgli9 frii9e Waaren unb bietet
beBbaIb feinen &unben gr6bere 0ors
tbeile. als bic meiifen anberr @rocerps
@ef6dfte. Sein @tore befinbet It9 an
Der gde pon 9puiton> unb Nauarro,
StraBe. Man befu6e Jpn unb Seoer.
mann miro sufrieoen geFteat perben.
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Mufresnna In Seras.

grose aufrssuns purSe in ber llmsesenb
bon @aris, 9eras, Surd bic @eneiunp Des Sru.
Sc @orleb herporsernfen. Oer!elbe mar 70
biiaos. ba6 CT fd i'm Bette uidt %berum5ubres
ben ODER MUIR ben aOpfI gu beben Oer,mO$is: Sc.
Diseoberh pnroe ibm sefGidt. Die bur@ fiblte
er f9 setrdftist uno fanfte cine orobe GIai@e
uno cine Sda@tel bon Or. Sings Rep 9ife
BiIs. nnb na9oem ct apei Glaiden bapon elm /.
seno men bate, mar er seiuno unb bate Sc
pfunb an Gleii@ gelponnen.
Gratis. RrObeEaf6en bel u 9ret6. Grobe
GIaf9en ST.
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g. Il. mMIer. gBhplefoIez ,lt1

- 6. $. Miiaer, DbOleiaIes unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Oelen, Nns
itreidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San antnnio empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bisien Mrtifeln gu Netp Oort
preiien uno madt sans befomoers auf
ben setpdblten @orratb BON 8itbern:
@br6mos, 'Gupfers unb Stablti6en,
SelgemdIben un6 Bbantalie : .Bilbern
aler Nrt. ferner auf Die gef6madDo1e
Nuspabl bon 8iIberrabmen Der aller=
mpbernffen Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaKenoen -3ei6enmaterialea aufz
mertfann. 9lqe auftrdge fur irgenb eime
Der nbigen Brau1en meroen prompt
ausgeftbrt; 8ilber boniecer GrhBe ein=
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli6i
f6nel unb gut beIorgt, bic In bas Sod
fmlageu.
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We,se @aareu.

linermibli9 in feinem gifer, .bas Bette su
bisten, mos Der Warft Iiefert, bat Der befarnte
S9ubbanbIer 6err JAS. MARTIN ei.
men reuen 8orraib bon Damea- nnb Rinber.
S9aben einselest, Der allies iiberttift, mas mir
bisber in btsier Brande faben. Die banbge-
n6bten S1ube finb BON einer 2eihtisfeit unb
glesana, nm ieben Gub, tuolten fasen iebes
8Ibhen, 3u 3ieren. @ir erfu9en bic Damien,
fid bic neuen @aarea anaufebeu unb &c iperben
nit ms ubereinftimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men Nuf, Der faibionable SdubbdnOIer ~unferer
@tabt au fem, nufre@t erbdlt.
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Gin Yadet@en r66paraer Better"
Stimmt bic tribe 5eele better,
Nummer Gins unb 5mei &appee
Sail & VI" beilt ales Web.
en- III. m:

- Sn Sberi9leten ut, tuie bic
rGreii. 3.4b6rt, UNI biefe Sabres3eit
bic Na9frage nod petroleumfdhern
feitens Der 2anbbep6lferung fiets cine
i1arfe, aber in biefem Sabre, mo- bas
S9of &rautf6pfe an man6en Orten
fur 50pf. 5u babeu mar, b~efonbers lebs
bait. Denn gum ginlesen ibrer Win=
terporrdtbe an &laut benuben bic obsr,
I1Ieii,1en 2anDIeute bic biaigen petrDs
leumfdHer. 9iefeIben werben nit Bafs
fer aus9efpilt. unb wenn es bod fommt,
tpirb cine 0ano boq Strob barin pers
brannt. Damn perben fe in @ebrau6
genommen. SIN erfen Sabre iol bas
&raut freili6 mad Bet oleum f9meden,
aber fpdter, meinen bic 8auern, gebt's.
8uten @ppetit!-
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Sans g. 9eaener

an SoufonffraBe;
Sab, Door unb 8lin6 GaetorD
an Mpenue 6. 2iefert ale Myteu BON
8aubola, 8rettern unb S@inbeln
su ben niebrigften 4reilen unb fiibrt tn
feiner S9netoefabrif ole @uftrdge fir
Sbiren, 6enfferrabmen, SalouIien &c.
&c. prompt aus. 8auunternebner unb
Bauluitige MAIDEN mir aaf bic gtablifs
iements bes Germ 9esener hermit be-
Ionbers aufmerflam. ,m1f
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DieleSDee,

bab bic 2eate mad Colorado, Neu MeTito unb
benz @eiten seben, um bic S9minOiu@t gu er.
leidtern, 1T gar nidt n0tbis. Sober D%erniinf>
ti9e Wfann ipiirbe Dr. 8olanfo's Suffen. unb
2uneen , S1rup in Dem eriten @rabe Der
S@pinbiu@t sebranhen. gs 1T uufeblbar in
alien Gduen bon Snften. @%rfaItnngen, Bron-
@itiS, Sdmeraen in Der Bruf uuO aler Sh,np.
tsmen, tpelde els 8rrl6ufer ber S9pinbfu9t
geIten greis so Gents unb ,$1.0O. 8ertauft
Bel s. RaIteber & Con.