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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
CLEVELAND AT HARVARD.

In quality and quantity, the speech OF
President Cleveland at Harvard Univcr-
sity on Monday last is most admirable.
Thinking men OF all parties may justly
be proud OF such an effort emanating
from the Chief Magistrate OF this great
Republic. In what is personal to him
self he speaks ieelingly OF the fact, "that
while the alumni of the oldest college in
the land gather in their right OF sonshp
around the maternal board to which he
is but an invited guest, the reflection that
for him there exists no iim0 Mater,
gives rise to feeling OF regret. At the
same time he nagnifes his official position
as a self-made man by recalling the fact,
that out OF twenty-one predecessors in
office, but twelve had the advantage of
collegiate or university education. He
administers Il kindly but just rebukc to
the unpatriotic scholars who keep aloof
from political affiliations, and make a
boast OF what is truly their shame. He
eloquently says; "Surely, the splendid
destiny that awaits the patriotic efforts
on behalf oi our country will be sooner
reached ii the hest oi our thinkers and
educated men shall deem it a solemn
duty OF citizenship to actively and prac-
tically engage in political affairs, and il
the force and power OF their thought shall
be willingly or unwillingly acknowledged
in party management"
The President speaks iorcibly upon the
"nearness of the people to their Presi.
dent and other high officials" and OF the
consequent reminders OF official duty un-
der temptation. He scores with cspecia
relish a class OF sensational newspapers
(Which violate every instinct OF Ameri-
can manliness, and with ghoulish
glec desecrate every sacred relation
of private life" He insists that
the responsibilities OF the Presidential
Office tend to make the incumbent bet
ter and more patriotic man, and that the
tales OF distress which reach him from
the humble and lowly and needy and
'@h'S'ou III S'SlS NOlhVi VI iIlC ldh'j Ndll'
not fail to quicken within him every kind
impulse and tender sensibility." In
telling words he sets forth the sacred
mission entrusted to the people Of the
United States, and insists that one and
all, from the highest to the lowest, "must
assume Il part OF the responsibility to
demonstrate to the world the success OF
popular government"
We repeat that the utterances OF Presi.
dent Cleveland at Harvard will find a
generous response in every patriotic
heart, and will tend to moderate partisan
bitterness and increase respect aud ad.
miration for the Chief Magistrate oi the
Nation.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
CALIFORNIA SAFE FOR 1883.

1t is conceded that Washington Bart
lett Is elected Governor OF California by
a small plurality Notwithstanding the
scandalous means adopted to accomplish
his defeat. Mr.. Bartlett has held Il
number of important State and munich
pal positions, and his answering integ-
rity, excellent judgment and strict adj
herencc to duty so commended him to
tho confidence OF the people as to secure
ior him the support OF large number OF
liberal minded Republicans, which for
tunately more than offset the worst ele-
ment OF his own party, which was caloled
into voting ior the blathersiite ODon-
nell. The weak and wavering policy OF
Governor Stoneman probably initiated
considerably against the Democratic
gubernatorial candidate, and but
for his unimpeachable record and
excellent personal reputation through
out the State, would doubtless have
defeated him upon political grounds. HC
is, however, elected, and il is safe tc
predict that his executive career will be
such as to command the respect OF the
best elements of both political organiza'
tions, and 30 consolidate and strengthen
the Democratic party in California az t
fix it firmly in the right column in thu
Presidential contest in 1888. The Colder
State ia naturally Democratic, and ha
been since the election OF Governo
Haight in 1872. When carried by the Re
publicans since that time, it was through
the lavish expenditure OF money, politi
cal tactics, and divisions in the Demo
cratic ranks. With unity in the party
however, it is invincible rs against tn
money power, political Vaccinations an
all other elements of opposition strength
With the wise, economical and conserva
policy, such as the record OF the Governor
elect warrants the prediction, the strengt
OF the Democracy will be consolidated
and unless his wisdom is offset by tn
Legislature, there 5 no reason why, tw
years hence, good, old-fashioned Demo
cratic majority should not be rolled up i
favor of our National ticket.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

IT is reported that G. g. Powniug and
Robert Lindsay, of Reno, will stump Ne
vada before the meeting OF the Iegisla-
ture, for the purpose OF arousing such q
feeling among the masses, as will force
the Republican Legislative representa-
tives-elect to repudiate Stewart and elect
some other member of the party United
States Senator. 1t is probably too late.
The game is made, The Legislative
tickets were elected with money furnished
in the interest OF Stewart, and no mem-
Der SO elected could "honorably" break
the terms of his contract
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
COMPLIMENTARY TO CLEVELAND.

The retention in the popular branch OF
Congress OF Democratic majority, al
though reduced one, is such an endorse
ment as no President, with but single
exception, has received within the last
half century. Every new Administra-
ton during that time mas met an opposi.
tion majority in the Lower House at the
elections corresponding with the one
held this year. Lincoln's second year
presents the only exception. Political re-
action after great National contest is
natural, and the feat OF overcoming it AS
Mr.. Cleveland has, coming in as he did
after a quarter OF II century Of opposition
rule, is indeed wonderful, and speaks
volumes in favor OF his Administration.
The Cleveland PloiD- Dcoier in referring
TO the result, says;
When President Cleveland assumed his
duties he found the offices filed with his po-
litiCGl opponents. The hundred thousand
and more federal office holders were diamet.
rically opposed to his policy. II must be
further admitted that change in the eXecu-
tive met with opposition from many OF the
great business centerB that feared the adOp-
tion Of policy which would in some way
suihced to dispel those fears, and working
men and business interests Joined as one,
and each Wed with the other in indOrsinp
the administration. President Cleveland
has made fewer mistakes than any of his
predecessors have made in the past fifty
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

Francisco from Virginia City, Every
mine is opening up, and every mine has
a development"
To the croakers who painted moral
and adorned tale, by commenting on
the empty Comstock vaults and made
sport OF the once mighty mining Sampson
OF this age, the returning strength oil the
old man OF Mount Davidson will prove a
revelation. After all the moral disserta-
tions on the total depravity OF mining
speculations and the diabolical influences
OF stock -jobbing, it will prove surprising
to witness resurrection OF old-time oX'
citement and the making or marrlng oi
fortunes in the upward leap oi Somsiock
stocks.
The wise man has said There is
nothing new under the SUM- the thing
that has been shall be- This old truth
may apply to the "cut and come again
state OF affairs on the Comstock Lode
With the present machinery and appli
ances for converting the crude ore into
cash at profit, stock in the newly-dl5
covered bonanzas will not be subject t'
the drawbacks OF necessary expenditures
for milling and hosting machinery. II
connection with the Consolidated Califor
mia & Virginia the Virginia Chronicle o
the G.n inst, referring to the mine, says
"The total bullion output for the wee
ending November 9TH foOts up S92, Pui
assays from under the stamps demonstrates
it to contain an average value of n little les
than $34 per ton-a fraction over 81 per to
below the assay value of ore crushed th
wnnk Dreyionan ~
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
THE INDIANA sENAToRsHIp.

The situation in Indiana is such that
there is little probability OF Mcdonald
having any opposition for the Democratic
nomination for United States Senator.
The dispatches several days ago gave Il
joint ballot majority OF two in the Legis-
laturc to the Democrats, aud as nothing
has since been received to contradict it,
there is but little doubt but Democrat
will be elected to succeed Harrison.
Governor Gray was an aspirant and had
considerable following, but the election
OF II Republican Lieutenant Governor
| disposes OF his candidacy, rs the Demo.
! Gratis would never consent to the turning
/ over OF the head OF the Executive Depart
ment to the other party, which the resigna-
ton OF Governor Gray, to accept the
Scnatorship, would involve. The Gov
| ernor is an able man, fine speaker, and
would doubtless acquit himself credtably
in the United States Senate He has not,
however, the national reputation Of Nc
Donald, and the Democracy Of the coun.
try would undoubtedly prefer the election
OF the latter. He was a prominent can
didate for the Presidential nomination il
1884, and ranks among the foremost states
men in the party and the nation. From
what the DEMOCRAT learns from thos'
who are personally acquainted with thu
probable Senator, his election would in
sure to the Gentiles OF Utah powerful
advocate OF their cause in the Uppe
House Of Congress.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS.,

Ii will astonsh most OF our readers to
note the rise in the price OF shares OF
stocks, mostly OF Comstock mines.
Quotations from the .AHa California OF
the 9TH inst, show that on Monday OF
last week Con. California Il Virginia sold
in open market at SIPS, and on Satur-
day OF the same week, sold at II .25 :;
ophir, Monday at 3.95, Saturday at 7.2O (;
Savage, Monday at 2.95, Saturday at
3.25; Best & Belcher, at 2.55 and $40 !;
Confidence, 2.9O and $50; Gould x
Curry, l.60 and 1885, Hale 4 Norcross,
LOS and l,35; Mexican, ] 20 and 2.2O;
North Belle Isle, 500 and $50; Occi.
dental l.l5 and l.4j; Sierra Nevada,
l.3 and l.7O, and Yellow Jacket, l.GO
and 1876.
Said a gentleman, just arrived at san
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

The Treasury Department has pub
lshed Il statement showing the popula-
ton, net revenue and net expenditure OF
the Government for the last fiscal year,
with per capita of revenues and expendi-
lures, The population is given at "a ,42O, :
600, and net revenue at $3.50, 6,436, 727,
being Il per capita OF $5.67, or eight cents
greater than the fiscal year OF 1885. The
expenditures were $242, ,4S3, ,l3S, being a
per capita Of $4.l5, or twenty-four cents
less than that of the previous year.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

A NUMBER OF persons have been ar
rested in Nevada, and many more are
likely to be, for purchasing votes on cleo
ton day. Ii all the guilty parties should
be arrested and convicted, the State
Prison at Carson would have to be en-
larged to about three times its present
size to hold them all.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

years. There is but one construction to be
placed upon this great Congressional vic.
tory, and that is vote of confidence and
Endorsement of Democratic administra-
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
ro rnE PROMOTION OF MARRIAGE.

receive iirst.class marriage paUrr Advst
uNerN aud subscriber, receive haui some book,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
MEDICAL.
AN ECIECTIC
Medical Dispensary.

DR. c. W. HIGGINS, THE wELL-KNOWN
- Specialist, has opened an Eclectic Medical
Dlspensary in his elegant parlors at No. so West
Third South street Denhalter Block,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

Mailed to any address, securely wrapped. for
Ten Gents. Addrcs, TllE MATRlMOS[AI, ia
EIih i street, Cincinnati, Onto. This is M old
established paper not new venture
Mention this paper
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
DIR. c. w. HIGGINS,
icroscnpic and AnalYtio Physician,

microscopic ana Analytlc FnySlclan,
Has practced in Salt Lake City fourteen years,
and the wonderful and well-established cures
he has effected in that time prove the scientific
principles on which his remedies are COM
pounded. The mode of forming diagnosis by
the aid of the microscope enables him to detect
the primary cause of disease and effect a radi.
cal cure. The doctor has cured thousands OF
cases of Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical
Weakness, Loss of Manhood and Nervous Pros
tration, the results OF early indiscretions and
excesses, and stands ready to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for any case taken under his treat.
ment which he fails to cure.
Syphilis, Gonorrhma, Gleet, Structure and all
old, lingering diseases which vitiate the blood
and impair the system, thoroughly and perma-
nently cured.
My treatment is sure, certain and specific.
ELECTRICAL INDICATED BATHS,
Napor Baths Chemical Baths and Herbical
Baths can be had at any hour of the day at DR..
G. W. Higgins Eclectic Medical Dispensary,
No. 20 W. Third South street.
! would say, as there are many who do not
understand the method of my bath treatment,
that those diseases which are most likely to
yield TO this treatment are Loss OF Voice, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Lung Diseases, Catarrh, Nervous
Weakness Neuralgia, Palsy. Diseases OF the
Skin, and Stiff Joints.
Office hours from a, m. to p, m, and from
ITO 9p.m.
Call at or address, DIR. C. W. HIGGINS, 80 W
Third South street, Salt Lake City. Utah Terri
tory.
Residence Gag North First West street, Salt
Lake City, Utah Territory.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
personal ADVERTISEMENTS

Oi Ladies aud Gcntcmeu, from all srriiuu,
who want TO marry. There Is nothing Immoral
lor the phper !, devoted solely
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10
THE MATRIMONIAL

Is TIM LARGEST AND BEST MAEHIAaE
l. paper published. Il contain, ~ columns
ol wellselecIed reading matter. Each issue
contains EhOut IN
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

JORDAN LODGE NO. 3, !. o. .. F.-MFETS
~ every Monday, at 500 p. m. in Odd Eel.
lows Hall Union Block, Odd Fellows in good
standing are invited to attend
f, CAFFALL, y. q.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-10

GAIT LAKE LODGE No. . l. 0. 0. +. -
y Meets every Friday, at 80 p m, in odd
Fellows Hall, Union Block. odd Fellows In
good standing are invited to attend.
T. W. WHITLEY, N. G.
]. 81. DARLGSG, Secretary
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ELECTRICAL INDICATED BAT1
ODD FELLOWS LODGES.

JTTAH LODGE no. |. /. o. 0. F. - MEETS
lows Hall, Union Block Salt Lake City. odd
Fellows In good standing are invited to attend.
PARKER NORTON, n. q.
]. ]. THOMAS, Secretary
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Wm. SSTtna s b

Wfit benz Serannaben Der 9erbtiaiz
ion heigert ll6 aud mteber bas 8ebiirfs
nib unieres Wta9ens fir iubtantie1e
Speiien. ~llnfere 9aupinabruna bleibt
oas 6leii9, unb UNI iol6es frii9 uno
gut gu %erlangeu, fann man unmDglih
einen auperldliseren Marft %finoeu, als
ben bon Wm. Dofling & spbu, So.
81 4pe. s. Die 9srren haben Dem
@si1nad ibrer &unoen Ge6uung gee
tragen urb in ibrem @tabIiKemcnt cine
talte Suftmai6ine erri6tet, melde allen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltuns uno @nt
fernun9 i6dblider Sn9rebien3en bts
6leii9es entipridt. Sic baben beftdn-
Dig in ibren 8itbbofen einen sroBen
Worratb bon Waitoieb, aus tpel6em
muir bas Bette fir ibre Gunoen gemdblt
miro. Wer reef bebient iein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, $50. 511
Wbenue s. 1,1Otli
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S6mprrhpineu s,eilmtttel.

Sdmorrboiben baben sepobnli9 borher-
Sebenoe Sdmer5en i'm 8iden, eemoen urb benz
unterleibe 70 Oab Der &attent sIaubt ieiue Nie.
rem, Ober bic ndditeu Srsane feien in einem
franfbatten 3uftanoe. !3eitmeiie iinb 3eiden
pcn llnueroauli&feit s~esenpdrtis, alS Bid
9uns, unbsbaeli9seit bee Masens etc. Eins
SUDDEN b~erporrufeno, na9pem man marin
piro, III elm sep0bnIider Bssleiter. @linOe,
blutise uno iudenpe 4amorrboiben ipetssn
burd einmalisen @ebraua BON Or. 8oionfo's
Sdmerrboioea SeiInitteI, pel1es brett auf bic
franfbaften SieIen e%inwirft, bic Sumor ab.
iorbirt, bas bsftige SUDDEN beieitigt nnb cine
Oaueruoe SeiIuus beruorbrinst, abgefelt.
greis so Gents. abbreiire: 3be Or. 8ofonto
Meoieine 60, Hiaua, Ohio.
@erfauft Bel B. RaIteaer G Con.
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Gan auiouiO, asras 1. suli 1885.

San AHtoulo, Seras, !. sui 1885.
sd taufte in bieier etabt elm Yadet bon
Sorsforbs Self aaiins 8rsab prsparation.
nnttrsOe g elmer demif9en uuterfa9uns unb
Fsbs, bab ba5eIbe bon rsinen un6 ni5t aiftioen
G5emitaIieu sufamneasefett if.
Die Soee 6es YrOf. eorsforO mar eine pirt.
I'D ~sroeartiss, bas ,~tnbsrbanIide peinaeiu.
iaure Natron, hsIdss in alien Gdlen bas
@nbfsfuItat bon allen aus @einHeinrabnn unb
NairOn 5uiemmsnsefstteu 8adbasbern if,
bur9 bas I6atars ptospborfaurs Rat unb ia.
tror, ben ipiriIi4sn W~abruusspertb bes grobes
nno bic ano4snfubfau5 sraeusenbea gIenente
bu 9atur gu erftten.
es 1T iiderIi9 bic bette mnb gelunbeFe Yta.
paratiou psIae Dem YubIitum iemaIs oTerirt
lpxrbe unb iebe 9lutter, ber bic @emnobeit
i5rsr Ainbtr an eersen Iiest, folte tein anOeres
gsbrau9sn.
50 fam nur nod bic 8eidtisnns, tueI6t
BON isIissn b~eribmten 6bemiter Yrof. Baron
BON aisbis iber biefe grdparation absesebeu
pnrbe, hinsufissn, inbem er faste: sd be.
tra@te bisis GrfiuOuns ais cine Der niitlidaeu
@abtu, ipeIae bic @iRenfdaft Der Msnf@beii
ssliefett bat.A
Bet alien 0rpcerS 10 babes.
8erfpdt ee. 25,11tup6W
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6tbtptubSud,t aehetlt.

@inem alien Nrste. Der bon Der praris su.
riidaeaosen lsbt, murine DurG einen otinoii6en
Mifiondr bic 8efdreibuns zines einfadtn
besetabiliiden Sellmittels iir Die idne0e uuo
bauernoe Seiluns bon eunsenfdwinoiudt
Bronchitis, @atarrb, gftbma unb allen Sal,,
uno aunseutraniheitsn aussebdnnist. Au9
elm Mittel fir poiitibe. raoitale eeiluna bon
Nerpeni9wade uno allen @erpenfrantheiteu
Wadbem FER Dottor Die muncerbaren SeiIfrGfte
in tauienoen 6aIen erprobt bait eraftete er
es fir feline HHi6t. bas Mitiel ieinen leioenneu
Mitmenfden brfannt su MAIDEN. Son biefem
Motib uuo @unid sstrieben, banbelte er. SD
ienoe Die lea Mesept f~ottnfrei an Gqe, bic es
piinid,n, in 5euti9er, enaliider ODER %fran3Oii,
fder Spra9e, nit boiler Nnptiiuna Der Ger.
iteluns unb Ses @ebrauds. Senoe aorriie
unb 8riefmarte, bejiebe Gid auf bieie 3eituna
unb i1 fenoe es iOfort. B. u. Nopes, 149
@owsrs 8lod, &odefter, q. .. [l,1o,1smp
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Gin spanselnses gfelett.

/ Orr. G. Springer bon Wfe danicsBurs, Ea.,
idreibt: SD mar nit 9unsenfeber unb abfcef
ber qunae bebaftet unO aa einem nanbelnben
SfeIett berabsefommer.. Sd erbielt cine Strobe.
Haide bon Or. Sings Siep Diseoberb for Com
iumption, tpelds mir 70 pobl befani, OaB i'd
cine Dollar blalde faufte. gaabem i'd 6ret
folder GIafdeu perbrauGt bate, mar i@ tpieber
elm Mann Der feline @eiun6beit boaitdnbis er.
lanst unb anten appetit batte. Meir @epinn
an 6leil@ betrus As Pfunb.
Bran p~erlange bon U. Sreib cine Strobe.
Hafde biefes gemi1en 9eilmiitels aaer Qnngen-
frant6eiten. @robe Glaf@en 81.
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Sa,,s g. 9eaener

2umberparb an SoufionftraBe;
Sab, Door un0 8linb Gactorp
an Npenue s. 3iefert ale Nrten bon
8aubola. 8reitern unb G9inbeln
au ben niebrigiten BreiIen unb fiibrt in
feiner S9Heioefabrit ale auftrdse fur
Sbiiren, 6enffertabmen, Sulouiien &C.
&c. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
8auluitige MAIDEN mir uuf bic @tablii>
fements bes 9errn Sesener hermit bes
.ioHoers aufmertfam. 1875, Mi
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OeullWeu JteIptM WteIleHSet III Vp0uIS
bersburSh, Ba., seIdriebenen 8riefss:
Cine Bpbltbdterin.
Sefnet bic -Ebire fir fe unb Mra.
Winalom wirb bemeilen, baB fie bic arie=
ritaniide 6~lorentiner Nadtisal Der Rin=
Der 1T. Dappn dnb mir 70 tber5eust,
baB mir u~nierer soup" iebren werben
5u fasen: u@eiesnet iei Mirs. Binslom"
neil le berlelben bebalfid mar, i5er bic
Beriose beS 3ubnens unb anbere Be=
idwerlidfeiten fir 9inber b~inweS5ufom=
men. Mrs. @inslop's Soothing Sprup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic SdmerSen anb
furtrt Dpfentrie uno Diarrbpe. @r
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit BON
@nt5anbuns uno brinst pos Sinh slidlid
tiber pie Yeriche pes 3abueus htnpes.
@r thut serape bas, mas er perstebt ~
tbun, Gqes unb nidt weuiser. Wir bae
ben einmol Wirs. Binalow 9eieben unb
fennen fe II burd ibren Soctbing
Snrnp fir Sinber. Wenn mir bic Wiadt
batten, mirben mir lie als 9eilanb fur
bic Ginoer hinlfelen - mas fe aud in
Der Gbat 1T Der Sprup pirp in
allen apOtbefen 81 rs Gents per Jlaide
~rerfauft.
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We,te @aarett.

1lnermiiblid in ieinem gifer, bas 8eife gu
bieten. mas Der Warft liefert, Bot Der betannte
S9ubbdnbIer 6err JAS. MARTIN ct.
men neuen 8orraib bon Oamea. unb timber,
S@uben eiuselest, Der Ales iibertiift, mas mir
bisber in biefer 8rande fabeu. Die banbse-
ndbten S@ube iinb pom elmer eei9tisfeit tnb
@legana, UNI ieben Gus, Dollten iasen ieoes
Giibden, gu 3ieren. @ir eriu9en bic Oamen,
ii9 bic neuen @aaren anauieben unb fe iuerben
nit nns lbereiniimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men &uf, Der fafbionable Sdubbanbler unitrer
Stabt gu lein, aufredt erbalt.
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9ausenSc iaae,, 10.

SIR. {. @ Gttius. @irarb, Rani., idreibt /:
Sd 3osere nidt. meinen aunben Sbr eleftrii4
Sitter 3u empfeblen. Is err,nst fid allsemelne
3ufriebenbeit unb O~erfauft iid), raid. Glectrir
Bltters i'll bic rsinffe unb betbetanute Mebijin.
bic Nieren. uno 9eberfranfbeiten beilt. &eini9e
oas BIut unb require bic 8erbauuHssorgane.
aeine Samilie fam cbue RE Neoisin iein Sic
erfparsu Sunberte BON Dollars in ar3tli@en
Re9nuusen bas Sabr binour9.
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0tefe Soee.

bab bic 2ente nod Colorado, Neu . Merifo unb
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