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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14
The Upton Record has this to

The Upton Record has this to
say of MIR. III. S. Young:
In our rnouncemen t column
Mr.. Fl. S. Young's name appears as
a candidate for Attorney General of
this district. To the bar and peo-
pie of this county the mere announce
ment of his name as a candidate Is d
sufficient guarantee that if he is
elected the duties Of the Office will
be honestly and ably performed.
Mr.. Young is thirty.two years of
age, has been eight years at the
bar, and is now as man and law
yer in his early prlms. His services
as lawyer are sought and highly
valued. For several years past
whenever Gen. Duput could not at
tend to his duties in our court, Mr..
Young has represented the state
and we only express the general
opinion when we say that the state
has always found in him a faithful
and efficient representative, AT
one term of the court he prosecuted
eight cases of felony and secure d a
conviction in every case. If the
people should choose him, his in
dustry, legal requirements and fine
powers as a speaker give assurance
that the interests of the state will
not suffer in his hands.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

The appearance of Gen. Long
street, clad in the full uniform of a
confederate officer, at the reception
of Mr.. Davis, at Atlanta. ought to
satisfy the Northern Republicans
that the country is in no danger of a
revolution. Gen. LOngstreet has
been a Republican evef since the
war, which is sufficient guarantee
Of his patriotism, in the eyes of the
Republicans. Don't fret, gentlemen
the country is still safe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14
GALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC O0UN-
TY CONVENTION.

A mass Convention of the Demo
cracy of Hardeman County, is here
by called to meet at the Court
House in Bolivar, on
Saturday, May 30 1885,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the following Conventions tO-wit;
The State Convention to nominate
Democratic candidates for Supreme
Judges at Nashville, on June 9Th,
1856; the Convention to nominate
a Democratic candidate for Chan
cellor at Jackson, Tennessee, june
IA, 1886; and the Convention to nOmi-
nate a Democratic candidate for
Governor at Nashville, on August
18th. 1886. BY order of the COun-
ty Democratic Executive Commit
tee,
G., II. ANDERSON;
Chairman.
g, A. MILLER,
Secretary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

On to-morro W the citizens OF
jackson will decorate the graves of
the Confederate soldiers in the Gene
tary OF that place, and will lay the
corner stone of n monument to be
erected to the memory of the Con-
federate dead of that county. Gen.
b. W. Duke, Of Kentucky, and
Hon. w. II. Dudley, of Mississippi,
will be present and deliver addresses.
We hOpe'n number of our people
viii 90 to Jackson and witness these
interesting exercises.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

The Nashville Banner asks, what
has become Of the Green back party
ofTennessee2 1t has gone the way
of all the earth. 1t sleeps the sleep
that knows no waking It is as dead
as the Egyptian mummy IN the State
Library. which, by the way, is an
especial friend of the Banner man.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

On Friday morning last, the en-
tire business portion of Henning, a
"A prosperous village in Upton Co.,
in The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,
was destroyed by fire. The loss was
S27, 900, but little insurance. The
origin Of the fire Is unknown,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

A bill crediting w. J. Smith, as
collector of customs at Memphis,
with 81, 500 stolen by his chief clerk,
N. d. Smith, has been reported
favorably by Congressional COM
mittee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14
The BULLETIN.
BOLIVAR, TENN.
JESSE NoRMENT. Editor.

DESCRIPTION, One Dollar year. ~ Ga''a nee.
See first page fer advertising rates,
Special rates for advertising made on application
All communications or matter for publication
" ust be accompanied by real name Of the writer.
Half rates charged for obituary notices, resolu-
tlons. religious notices, etc, etc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

The Republican of the first Dis
trict have nominated ROderick
Random Butler for Congress. The
''red fox" will be elected, as a nomi-
nation in that district, is equivalent
20 an election.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

The Republicans of the first Sena-
torial District have nominated Hon.
J. NJ. Semmerly for Senator. Hon.
A. A. Taylor, of Carter, was nomi-
mated for Floater.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

Send for our Treatise on '.IeaIth
and Happiness of Woman" mailed. free
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Box %, Atlanta, Ga.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

Bill Sneiss, negfe whS lived on
prendent Hadden's farm below
Memphis, was killed by gnats one
day last week. This is the second
case in which it is known that gnats
have taken human life.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14
''MOther's Friend. .

Not only shortens the time Of
of labor AID lessons the in
tensity Of pain, but, it great
~ diminishes the danger to
life Of both moths and child
and leaves the mother in a
condition highly favorable to
speedy recovery, and far less
liable to Flooding, COnvul-
sions. and other alarming
syntoD4s incident to slow or
painful labor. Its wonder
fnl efficacy in this respect
entities il to be called The
MorHER's FKIEN d aud to be
ranked "a one OF the life
saving remedies of the nine
tecnth century.
From the nature of the
case, it viii OF course be un-
ders st oil that we cannot pub
lish certificates concerning
this remedy without wound
ing the delicacy of the wri-
tiers. Yet we have hundreds
of such testimonials on file.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

Horace Foster, who murdered Ben
Wilkinson, in cold blood, in Knox
vile last fall, has been acquitted at
that place. Much indignation is felt
there over the result of the trial.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

Meals State Gazette suggests the
name Of Hon. w. q. Brien, of
Nashville as the Democratic candi-
date for Governor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

A Covihgton correspondent to the
Appeal says Hon' Q. d. Simonton
will deliver an address to the Female
College. at LaGrange iii June.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

fhe president has nominated Jas.
III. McLeary, Of Texas. to be associ-
atejustics of the Supreme Court OF
Montana.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14
A Public Beneflntor.

Pryor's Ointment will cure Piles, Ulcer
letter, Scald Head, Bunions and Coln,
Try it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14

The REV GEO. II. THAYER, of Boul
bon, Ind, says. "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMP-
TION CURE. For sale by Savage &
Emerson
ARE YOU MADE mis- rable by Indi
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Appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
positive cure. For sale by Savage & Ems
erson.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Canker Mouth.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, WhoUpIng Cough and
Bronchitis For sale by Savage & EN-
erson.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant; you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizyr. 1t never
fails to cure. For sale by Savage & Z =
crson.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
90 cents at Savage " Emcrson's.
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g, A. MILLER,
Secretary

MIR. z. N. Wright, the trustee of
Madison County, died In jackson,
last week.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-14
"1'he battle ne'er give DER,
Till thou hast won the crown"

Has another scented to strive in
vain. To him would suggest this
prayer: "Lord save or l perish, .
May all who have hearts to feel and
faith to believe help HIM by theit
prayers. Failure has been predicts
ed of the ten perance movement, SC
has religion been denounced as q
failure. Is it true? It is my sin
cere bel ief that no cause ever failed
which had for its mott ye power The
glory Of God and the good OF man.
No field is barren however uninvi.
ting, where the plow share of sin has
left its burrows, where there are
souls to save, a Christ to honor.
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hood who were left, came back
bearing their physical wounds and
scars, but sa1er still, their broken
hearts, to behold their ruined estates,
and mourn over their blightet hopes.
Those were dark days. Gaunt pow
erty and oppression appeared as
spectres where the vision of prosper
ity once stood before them. Who
but those that suffered as they, can
tell the force of the temptation
which came into their minds as in
the case of Job, to ours God and
die? Out of those ruins, Providence
raised woman, with her weak hands,
unframed purpose, but loving SYM
pathetic nature, and pla ced her by
his side to whisper into his ear
words of thanksgiving fol- what was
left and hope for brighter things to
come This was not all. In that
time of trial and defeat, which had
unnerved him for further conflict,
she must supply him with fortitude
renewed energy and a determined
purpose to begin the new life of
labor and cross bearing. Our
churches were gone, ministers DIS
heartened, bibles neglected, and fam
lilies drifting into infdelity, when
the spirit of the Master babe woman
to rise, stretch every nerve to help
in building up the cause of Christ in
the land have only to point to
our churches of to-day with their
flourishing Sabbath Schools, to our
well patronized literary institutions
to remind you that, her labors have
not been in vain or misdirected.
Woman by her desire to please her
self as well as others, has been
known to pander to the depraved ap-
petites of her friends and family, In
many instances has offered the cup
of temptation to her companions
Whether in her case the remarks ap-
ply or not, we know that woman has
suffered equally with, if not more
than man, and by those woes, is en-
titled to an opinion, L hape that IN
my endeayors to advance the cause
of Temperance, / have wounded
| the feelings Of none. IF there should
be one in this All Hence who has felt
the power of this habit and has
hopefully striven to free himself
from its letters l beseech him in the
name Of Christ; to continue the
fight.
I GGTNho hot
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@Sent fie audi ttit1t tpirtlid5 gd,mers
1ett letnett,

10 finO bic @6eumatifer felten fret bon e@mer.
gen unb elmer getuiTen Gteif6eit in ben @elen.
ten mnb Mustela, tueI9e fs beftdnbis baran
erinnert, ba6 Der Rrant6eitsffoff nur amf einen
nnsdntigen Bediel in Bet @itteruns. ober aaf
ben 8eifanO elmer grfaItuns tpartet, nm fein
Saietn bur@ beftige ite1en6e S@n,eraen aftsu.
aeigen. I'm, bic 8iebertebr bes @9merses su
Derbiiteu ober tint i'm au Iinbern, etbt es fein
fi9ereres Ober beiieres Mittel als S 0 fetter 8
M 9 en.Btt ttters, eine .Mebiain, DeIde in
ieber Sinii@t ben @iften bor3uaie6en 1T, bon
6euea unenblid tleine Dofen gum groben gta@-
tbeile ber @efunObeit unb nit ipirtli9er aebenS.
gefabr eingenommen iperben, obne cine baliernbe
Sur su betuirfen. Ser S6ldf, Der infolge
rbemmatiider unb neuraIsif9er S@mersei1 nns
IN Der @adt fliebt, tpirb uns bnrd biefen tpobI.
tbatisen 8erubiser beB NerbenibHems tnieber.
geseben, unb Der @dIaf, ben CT nns auferlest
If Siel erfrif@enber unb tuobltbuenber als bic
8etdubuns, In bic bas @ebirn bnr9 e;n mario,
tif@es Mittel berlest miro. Ser appetit uno
BITE gerbaumng, ebenfopobl ipie ber Sdlaf,
treroen bur9 ibn gebeifert unb ei 1T esn ausge.
aei9netes Seil. unb Starfuassmittel seseI I'm.
terleibs> mnb giereni nifOrtnsen. @ebrorde es
gegen &beumatismus bor benz S@Iafenseben.
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/ Wiftpr g@effel. 1


syofepb Nittpr BON 51effel 1T am
10. Mpril tn Karlsruhe an ber MaHers
fu6t 9eitorben.
S9efel trurbe am 16. Gebruar 1926
au&arlsrube geboren, no iein 8ater als
babifder Maipr uno 8auratb lebte. Ct
beiu6te big gum, Sabre 1843 bas 2pces
um ieiner Naterftabt, itubirte 1843-47
in Min9en, 9eibelberg utb Berlin bic
&e6tswi1enf9aften unb germanii9e
pbilologie unb 2iteratl1r, tpar In ben
Sabren 1852 &eferenbar u .Dienitz
bertpefer slt Sdfingen, CAB aber bann
ben @taatsbienft auf, ltnternabm 1858
eine &eife mad Stalien unb bomicilirte
fpdter ltbeils in Seioelberg tbeils in
Whin9en. 9lu6 NOR er cine 3eitlang
8orltanb ber 8ibliptbet bes 5tiriten
bon Giirfenberg in Sonau> @i9tngen.
Seit 1866 lebte 59effel tpieber tbeils
in ieiner 8aterftabt, tbeils auf ieinem
2anbgute SeebolbesMettnau BET &az
6plf5ea ant unterIee obne 6ffenfli9es
Nntt. Sein erites .erfoIgrei6es epii6es
@ebi9t: Scr Srompeter bon 9ddlna
gen., entftano 1858 in @orrent unb
auf Der Sniel Capri. Ser biftorii6e
&oman r@ttebarbA eri9ien 1855; ibm
folgten rSuniperus", u@aubeamus",
unb nGrau Nbentiure". Sein 50idbriger
@eburtstag gas am 16. 6ebruar 1876
anlaB au Dielfa9e1 Subildumsauss
3ei9nungen, tuorunter bic Grbebung itt
ben erbli@en Gbeiitan6 bur9 ben@roB=
ber3og BON 8aben.
Ser Sob S9effels tpurbe atpar i9on
felt etniger 3eit erpartet; bic Na9ri9t
banon tuirb aber bod unter ben 3ablreis
den 8etpunbererm ieinerO Oi@tungel NIT
tiefer @ebmutb aufgenomntem tperoen.
Mebr als BITE irgenb zines beutf6en
Si6ters felt Grib &euter finb feine
bi6terii9eu S96pfungen polfstbamli@
getnprben, un6 tpie iener bamtt ct bies
Dor5aglif) benz gefunben 9unor, Der
barin lebt. Das erfolgrei9He bon allen
ieinen @e6i9ten 1T tpobl ber rSrnntpe=
ter BON Sddigen" geblieben, bur9 ben
fein Name suerif in tpeite 3reiie brang.
4ber aud fein biforii@er &ontan ct
tebarb" bat fi6 fait ben ganssn gebil>
6eten Sbeil bes beutfben 8olfes gum
2eierfreis gewcnnen, tndbrenb fein
r@aubeamus" i'm beionbers gum 9iebs
ling Der Stubenten gema9t bat. 8eis
ldufig gefagt-ftnb feline 9i@tungen,
nit @inf9luB bes o@aubeamus" tref=
ltd ins @nglii9e iiberiebt. Seiber f9eiz
men xDie Gibelungen" Elm biitorif9er
@optan nod art bes ugffebarb", an
benz ber Di6ter In ber leBten 3eit feis
mes 2ebens arbeitete, unDouenbet ges
blieben su iein. Sn 99effel berliert
bic oeutfde 2iteratur ber @egentuart
ibten-neben @uitab Greptag-tpeitaus
gldnaenbiten 8ertreter.
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gSut. SBfltua & sph,r.

l1niere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb um fOldes frif6 unb
gut gu erlangen, fam man unm6gli6
einen 5uperldfiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Mm. 96fling & Spbn, Nn.
511 glpe. s. Sie 6erren baben bem
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ge=
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliRement cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Qnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb gnt=
fernung f6dbli@er sSnsrebienaen bes
5leif6es entipri9t. Sic baben beifdns
big in ibren @iebbbfen einen groBen
8Orratb bon MaitDieb, aus tpel9em
MIR bas 8eite fir ibre &unben gepdblt
ipirb. Wer reea beb.ent fein mill, Der
beiu9e ben @arft, So. 511
Mnenue s. 1,10t1i
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GrDfFnuaa nu,t 99sabmfes @artep.

Mabndes allgemein beliebter Som<
mer=@arten tuirb am samltag Mbenb
6ur@ elm Concert tpie6er er6ffnet pere
ben, na6bem feline gfprten tp6brenb
ber rauben Sabresseit gei6lo6en &c.
weien. Ser @arten 1T febr bibf9 in
Stanb geiebt tporben uab in ieiner
ieBigen GeitaIt Elm auBerorbentlitb eins
labenber unb bebagli@er Nufentbalt
fiir bic lauen Griibiabrsz une Somnters
Ibeabe. @s ldBt fi@ gegentpdrtig in
ber 5tabt fein angenebmerer grbo=
lungs PlaB benfen, als unter Sen
buftenben China Bdumen in Mabndes
@arten. Sie Qualitdt alles Defen,
mas Mabndes &a9e uno Reaer gu biez
ten berm6gen, 1T 10 riibmli9 befannt,
oaB iebes fernere Sob iiberHiiifig ers
f6eint. Die beiben erften Concerto, am
Sonnabenb unb Sonntaa. tperben iieb
iebenfalls zines febr aablrei6en gefu9s
5u erfreuett 6aben.
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ber aI iager, als ben Nnbern. unb 5u
uns Ginbern: gebet binaus, ipielet
i'm SDfe. @ir aber blieben i'm Glur
1teben uno -. uttb -. Sd babe es
aber ME fraber getbau! fdlu6ate Der
&nabe auf.
Sbr bor9tetl
Sal 3uerit b6ren mir bic @timne
beg @aters, aber er ipri1t 10 leiie, baB
mir es t1i6t nerffe9en f6nnert. Oa,
pl6bli6, b6ren trtr einen @9rei Der
Mutter, Der 1T 10 angfboG, buB i6 bic
Sbir aufreiBe rn6 biueinlaufe, Ge6to
unb Seresfa binter mir ber. 9ie Wsut=
ter liegt bor Dem Bater auf 6en &nieen
uno f@lu6at: rSbu's nidtE Ct aber
fagt: sd muB Ia! Sd barf fein grs
barmen baben nit mir unb Sir un6
ben &inbern." Oa beginner au9 mir
laut gu tpeineu unb Die Mfutter ruff:
r6ieber &inber +! Muf bic &nieel 8iels
lei9t Bort ct guer Gleben, ba er bas
neine ni9t b6ren tpiI". N9l gaterz
den Seq = unb babel tpeinte fie gar 10
bitterli9...
(Gortiesums folst.)
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Ga8es : Reaisteite,t.
s II | B.

Sos 5enatscomite fiir 6an6el
empfabl bic Nnnabme elmer 8ia,, tpel9e
bic @el@dftsreiien5en bon ber 2ieenas
aablung befreit.
= 9as 8erbiet ber SURF, tpel9e
Sobtenf1au iiber bic 2ei9en Der er=
i@oKenet @trifers in ct. 2ouis abs
bielt, lest ben 9iilfszSberiffs bic @er=
anttportli9feit fir ben Moro bel.
- Gin Sbeil Ger 8iirger bon ct.
2outs bielt eine Beriammlung ab unb
i9lug bic @rnennung eines Biirger=
eomites als @6iebsgeri6t bor, 6as
brett nit ben Strifers uno Der giien=
babnberwaltung berbanbeln ioqte, aber
ribt nit ausmdrtigen peripnen.
- Sn Ganfas gitp purbe Elm er>
folgloier 8erfu@ semabt, bas Gra6t=
bepot BET Mifourizp pacifics8abn nieoer=
aubrennen.
- 9ie Gubrleute BET Sransfer @omz
pampin ct. 2ouis finb mieber sur Ir=
belt auritdgefebrt.
SAP 8oulb foll bon ber @entral
9abor union boneottet tperoen.
Nae Stabtodter in Stem Sort, bic
6etn 5ta6tratb bon 1884 Big '85 angez
b6rten, finb ieBt, big auf einen, per>
baftet tDorben. Die gauge 8anbe tpirb
ber lnebrli6feit i'm Nmte angeflagt.
Sn @reen Point, 8. S., ftriften
bic S9uliunsen unb berlausten cine
Grei 0albe Stunbe fatt ber Grei=
8iertel Stunbe. Die 9ebrer i9tdten nod
berpoli3ei, Die aber ri@ts nit ben fleinen
&ebellen anfangen fonnte. 9a eri6ien
bic Mutter bes Nnfiibrers BET Sungen
unb tpalfte benielben geb6rig bur6.
Die Mnbern lieBen fid babur@ eins
i9a9tern unb bet Strife NOR borbei.
Muslenb.
- Muf benz Columbia SluHe in
Banama erplobirte Der &eiIeI zines
9ampfbootes. Is perionen berloren
bas Seben babel unb Is purben bers
tpunbet.
= Ser Carl bon @@aftesburp BE-
ging in 2onbon @elbfmprb, ipdbrenb
ct bur9 bic &egent=@traEe fubr. 81
erf6oB fi6 nit etnem &enolber.
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geras.

= gime Nnaabl 8urger bom Mebh
GouatD baben ben @pngreB bur@ eine
petition erfu6t, ben 9anbelsbertrag
5pif6en ben Ser. 5taatem unb MeritD
In Rraft treten 3u lai1en.
Sie Grauerei in SalIas tpurbe an
einen Mann Namens @Dlf BON @bicagp
fir $4,000 berf1uft.
Ser iunge Wallton in Nuitin,
Der oon Curtis gei@uRen purbe, 1T
geliDrben.
=, 9ie 8etpobner BON Sort Wprtb
babetl $4,000 unter3ei1net I'm cine
8erbinouns Der Santa Sc 8abn nit
Der Mt6iion SDpefa 8abn 3u erlangen.
= Wdbreno bes Gepitters iu Der
Na6t bonn 13. brannte in Nuifin bic
lufifalienbanblung bon 9a35arb 6 So.
ab. IA pianos unD 5 Orgeltt tpnr6en
bur9 bas Seuer berni9tet.
Gin Wfatrabenmo1er Namens
gmil Ducourt in Dallas braGte f9
bur9 ginnebmen BON gbloroform lims
2eben. St mar benz Guiel iebr ergeben.
- Sn CORPUS @brifft begtng Der
Maurer M. s. 8rennatl BON San Mns
tonip Seloitmoro. @r f9pB fiG mil
einem &ebolper in ben &Dpf.
- Ser S9pebe Guftab &iblma in
Waco beging Selbftmorb, inbem ct fiG
erf1oB.
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aaufleute lefet Ste,es.

Senen, pelGe ben 8erbrieBlidfeitea
beg @ei6dftslebens, Der 9Dspepfie unb
einem @efubl Der S6md9e unb Mers
gerli@feit ausgeieBt finb, iagen mir ,ln=
5tpeibeutig: yfebmt 8 m mons 2iz
Der &egula tor. 9ieies 6eilmits
tel 1T aur 9eilung bon Sdmorrboiben,
9artleibigfeit, iibelrie9enbem Mtbem,
tterb6iem &opfmeb uno 8aaenleiben
unerrei9t. Set &egulator 1T frei BON
Merfurialifoff, f6medt ni6t unanges
nebnt, fann ieoer3eit eitgenommen tper=
ben, obne i'm @ei6dft O6er 8ergnngen
binberli6 3u fein; er 1T milb. uni9dbs
lid, unb lei9t aur 0eroauuna.
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I'm Saae ppr gyseihnod,ten feht

= Nm Sage bor @eibna9ten febte
ii9 elm an Der gifenbabn arbeiten6er
Wterifaner bel 8e1gs MfubIe auf cine
fogenannte Stat Gar ser Miifionsbabn,
UNI NIT benz 3uge 3ur Seier bes Ieftes
nod Der Stabt gu fabren. Seine Beine
lieB Der l1ngladsmenf6 an Der Seite
ber Gar herunterbdngen uno bic Golge
mar, bob ct oamit gegen eine 5en3s
planfe ftieB unb BON Der Gar bernnter.
itiirste. Sci benz Stur3 brad er beioe
8eine beartig, baB He amputirt tuerben
ntubten. Der lnglidli9e tuurbe int
9ospital berpfeet, er 1T iebt geneien,
leiber aber ein &riippel; unb nun bat
er feline @inDiaigung baau segeben, 6aB
bic giienbabn anf $4,000 @9abeners
fab pertlagt tuer6en fea.
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esmt CINDERELLA gd,ub gtpre

finb neue Waarer einsetroHen fur Bic
bebOrifebenbe Gritbiabrss ssSais
fDn. Mir baben uns bur9 ben Mus
geni@ein baoOn iiber5eu9t, 6aB biefe
Maaren: 9amen= un6 &inhers99ube,
9erreni9ube &C., bas Beife fno, mas
ie i'm biefgen Martte Offerirt tpurbe.
Gie Nusmabl 1T febr rei@baltig unb bic
preiie finh ie6em BebiirfniB ansemeRen.
Mer elegantes unb bauerbaftes 99ub=
5eug tragen min, Der gebe gum
@imbereIla @@ubz9tore,
gde SOuitonitraBe & Nbe. s.
2,8,t1i
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Sebtc l2emiafeit.

Sd babe einem neuen 9orratb BET
feiniten Wbisfies eingelegt, bic i@ brett
aus bem Ser. Staatet Baarenbaufe
erbielt; ferner cine bonifdnbige Muss
tpabl bon inportirten 2iqu6ren aller
4rt. .IuBeroem babe i9 Elm trauli9es
Simmer, ben r@olben &oom" einaes
ri9tet, tuoielbft @ef9dftsleute. gu ieber
3eit @ef@dfte berbanbeln f6nnen.
Warmen 2un@ ieben Sag bon 10 bis
II ubr. S0e M enp,
13,4,3m @ole6obhraBe.
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go oem;Herro,e srobr;fouten her,

- 9a gepiRenIoie Gabritanten bers
fu9t baben, fi9 bes gtamens Der Girnta
q. %. Gail & Nr, Baltimore, Mb.,
au bebtenen, um minoermertbige Sas
bafe unter dbnli6er Maarenbe5ei6nung
3u berfaufen, 10 ma6t bic obenges
nannte Girua barauf aufmertiam, baB
iebes ibrer pdd9en &au6s Dber
S@nupftabafs ben Namen Der Girma
O. %. Gail & Ut, iOmie lire 1ans
belsmarte trdgt.
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Ginbrmtf, ,tno 0icbffatr. !.

gergangene ya6t orangen 9iebe in
6en @tore BON 9eubaum 8res., OHs
Commensurate, iprengten ben eilernen
Gelbi9rant nit pulber unb erbeuteten
$85. Die ginbre@er enttamen uns
bemerft.
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Dead Shot" eerep gsorm 2int.
ment tpirtt ttdsr un6 f9neG. 9ieles Ointment
tootet bie Biirmer ausenblidli5; bdIt Gliesen
ab unb beilt bic 8unbe. SIM @aTer aufseloit
it es elm auseeaei9netes Seilmittel gesen irsenb
tpelde Bun6eA beim 8ieb. @reis 80 Gents.
&rdparirt unb gum 8ertauf Bel U. DreiB,
Gan Mntonio. 1875 tntp
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'Feiles Sarsaparilla'' far
alle 8lut. unb Sauttranf6eiten. aurirt bic
f@Iimmifen Sale bon 8lutberstftmns Bis aur
gep6bnli9en Sinne. @ebrau98anneifuns anf
6er Etifette. aabriairt bon ber Mlamo Wfft'g
gompanb unb gum 8ertauf on @ieberberfdufer
nnb an @ribatperiOnen bel u. 9reib, Gan
Wutonio,