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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
THE CITY.


A marriage license was issued yester-
day for ]. B. Suayze and Effe Beckett.
Mr.. P. Waters will start for his old
Henry Bruning, native of Germany,
was yesterday naturalized in Judge
Brunson,s court.
The trial of J. H. Levering for per-
;urv is set in Judge Cheney's depart
ment for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
j. Bodkin, the slayer of DIR. ELAN
of Orange, will plead to the Indictment
charging him with murder to-day.
J. L. Cruz and Manuel Lopez were
arrested on Upper Main street yesterday
1t o'clock for fighting, aud locked up.
Officer Fletcher found big bunch OF
KEYS in box 9S2 at the Postoffice at ten
o'clock last night.
Theodore Schroeder, native of tPrus-
sia. filed his declaration of intention
with the County Clerk yesterday.
Henry Katz, charged with two cases
Of grand larceny, is to be tried in De.
partment No. of the Superior Court
to-day.
g T. H. Ward, one of the Deputy County
st.lerks. has been under the weather q
little and thus incapacitated for active
duty. He got out again yesterday.
Ben Hogan lectured to large and in
tellectual audience last night at the
south M. E. Church, where he will
lecture again this evening.
From oil accounts the baseball game
ON Sunday at the Sixth street park. was
: fzzle, owing to the want OF efficiency
.of the Pasadena knights OF the diamond.
mines in Death valley in a few days.
He discovered these mines several years
aaro and is now going to do some de.
-yelopment work and ship some ore.
The police blotter yesterday contained
twenty-eight entries. Of these great
number were people who applied fol
lodgings, as the willows are too cold
during the low night temperature.
Rocks to rip-rap the river bank, near
the tome, to the Zanja Madre, arrives
daily from Cotton by the 5. T. construc
ton train. That weak spot will be
guarded against the next flood.
$ Gee All Sue, who about four months
z ago was caught by night patrolman Joe
Williams whilst burglarizing McMann's
saloon on Also street, where he pur
loined about $40 worth of goods, wa
sentenced to Folsom yesterday for five
years by Judge Cheney.
IL. w. Dennis, the enterprising ant
reliable real estate agent, on the grount
foor in the Baker Block, offers specia
inducement for a permanent and safe in
yestment 10 one of the finest orange or
chards in Southern California. Th'
crop paid 20 per cent. net last year OF
the price asked. This is an opportunity
/. well worth investigating. See Mr.. Den
mis- advertisement elsewhere.
Chas. G. Davis, tramp, was detected
in the act of stealing two pairs of pant
in front of L. Harris & Co.'S clothing
store, at the corner of Temple ant
Spring streets, yesterday afternoon
He was followed down CONNER
cial street by Mr.. Harris and a
Los Angeles wa, given in charge o
officer Rulo, who locked him up on tn
charge of petty larceny.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
xHOw they do It.D

In some cases by getting hold Of lots when
the enterprise of the Electric Railway Com
pany make it possible to sell them, and
again by epresenting" to the public
that the Electric Railway Company intend
building line where none is intended, and
so deceive people into buying their unde-
sirable property.
The Electric Railway Homestead Associa-
tion are above any such business they
"buy" their property, build the railway and
the people endorse their action. as shown
by the sale of nearly 1900 lots since June
1st. Only few "South Side" lots remain
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
You W0n,l Get

ANY South Side" lots by next Saturday for
$3.50 All will be sold before that time, and
second price will be $500 to $1,000. Buy now
if you want to make money quick. The
Electric Railway Homestead Association,
room 5. Schumacher block. is the place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Persanal MenIlOn.

Mr.. M. II. Craig, OF Newhail, Is reg
istered at the Raymond.
Mr.. G. A. Swartout, of Pasadena, is
at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. M. 8. Hall, of Monrovia, is al
the st. Elmo.
Mr.. VIM. Lacey went north by train
yesterday.
Colonel Sam keefer, of Monrovia, is
down visiting at Iron Sulphur Springs.
DIR. c. J. Sketchley. of the Ostrich
Farm, is at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. J. II. Bilderrain, of Pomona, is at
the ST. Elmo.
Mr.. Sam Meyer is up in San Fran.
cisco on q short visit.
Mr.. H. z. Osborne, of the Express,
has gone to San Francisco on visit.
Mr.. w. II. Goucher has gone up to
San Francisco for few days.
Mr.. George G. Eagan and wife, of
beaumont, are at the st. Elmo.
Col. J. A. Muir, Assistant Superin.
tendent of the s. P. Co. in this city, is
visiting in San Francisco.
Capt. William Banning, of Whining
ton, has gone to San Francisco on a
visit.
Col. J. J. Mellus has gone to San
Francisco.
The Jeffreys-Lewis Company went
north by the train on Sunday.
Mr.. E. E. Crandall has gone up to San
francisco on business trip.
Mr.. ]. b. Harris, of Ventura. is at the
Pico.
Mr.. j. w. Calkins, of Santa Barbara,
is at the Pico.
Mr.. C. B. Langstaff, of Elsinore, is at
the Pico.
Col. F. T. Ferris, of the c. 8. R'y,
went up to San Francisco on Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. X. Porter, of San Fernando,
came down to the city on Sunday.
Mr.. Morris Augustin. the new
owner of Oak Knoll, went to San Fran.
cisco by the train yesterday.
Mrs. I. C. Hersey and Mr.. E. C.
Hersey, of Portland, Maine. are at the
Bellevue Terrace Hotel.
Mr.. w. L. Locke, of VIM. T. Cole.
man 4 Co. q agency, went to San Fran
cisco on sunday.
DR.. O. C. Wheeler, General Baggage
Agent of the Southern Pacific Company,
passed north by the train yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Burton. a Nebraska
banker is in the city for second win.
ter's visit.
State Commissioner of Horticulture
B. M. Lelong returned from Sacramento
on Sunday by rail, where he attended
the Fruitgrowers' Convention.
Mr.. Milton Thomas, of Los Angeles,
returned on Sunday from the Fruit.
srowers' State Convention at Sacra.
mento.
Mr.. Frank johnson, junior partner of
VIM. 7. Coleman 4 Co., of San Fran.
cisco, who was spending few days
here, went home by the train on Sunday.
Oscar A. Tolle. the affable represen.
'tstiveof the Philadelphia Brewing Co.,
of San Francisco, has arrived from San
Francisco, and is industriously looking
after the interests of his company.
Joseph Martin, who arrived in Los An.
geIes from San Francisco recently, has,
after critical examination, pronounced
this county the most prosperous in the
State. Mr.. Martins many friends are
glad that he has formed this opinion of
Los Angeles and that he has found Los
Angeles SO agreeable.
John Cashin, of the Union Ice Com
pany, left yesterday afternoon for Po.
mona to supervise the new ice house
that his company is building there. Mr..
Cashin has established fine building
for his company in almost every town in
Southern California, and particularly in
Eos Angeles. Los Angeles has been
.u.~Sn1lw S11od - auoh ma = n.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Newsl News!

Will It be news to you that the Adams
ClothiAg House is the cheapest place in the
cfty-the most reliable house to deal with?
the Adams Clothing House, and whoever
bought there once Will never go anywhere
else. You can find there this week elegant
business sacque suits only $3.50.
the frock suffs from 9l2.5O up to va 5O--the
very best quality; nobby pate ne, well
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
WaYeriYI WaxcrIxl

We want to dispose of the remaing lots by
Dec. 18th, and have put 90 lots at S426, be
ing the old acre price in this vicinity.
Free carrie ges from 70 West First street, at
10 A. M. and 2P. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
A Lovely Ride Free.

The Electric Railway Homestead Associa-
tion will give you free ride to see their
splendid "South Side" tract; only few lots
unsold. Remember these lots are on the
Pico street Electric Railway; only sc lots
and II charming villa residences" equal
to one In seven.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
vEapa SSSn,,pup SiAuss Hats

Are equaled by none, aad the public know
1t. as shown by the sales of to-day. They
won't last another week. The Electric
Railway Homestead Association give full
values both IN lots and houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Make Your Expenses.

You can stay all winter in the finest eli
spring with as much money as you brought
II you will purchase a lot in the "Waverly"
for $425 and hold it till March 18th. For
further particulars apply to the owners.
Real Estate Exchange, % West First street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
IookY Look! LOOK!

Everybody knows that Adams Clothing
House is the cheapest place In town. If you
want bargain go to Adams Clothing
House. But in addition to low prices we
have got first class tailor, and guarantee
to make everything fit you in ip-top style.
buy your clothing at 10 South
Snring etraat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Cotton Land and water Conn

The Cotton Land and Water Com
pany have elected A. H. Judson, Presi-
dent; E. l.. May yberry, Vice President;
y. A. Pomeroy, Treasurer, and d. K.
Risley. Secretary. Orders are out for
two and one-half miles OF pipe, to bring
the water down to the company tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
office.

Wagner & Cos store will be closed on
Thanksgiving the entire day. All who are
in need OF Groceries and provisions will
please call and leave their orders the day
before. WAGNER & Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Make Your Expenses.

You can stay all winter in the finest eli
mate in the world and leave here in the
spring with as III lch money as you broug ut,
If you will purchase a lot in the "Waverly''
for 1926 and hold 1t till March 17th For
particulars apoly to the owners, Lucken-
bach, Senter d Co., at McCarthy's real es-
tate exchange, % West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Wavaravi

This tract is situated near Figueroa and
Adams streets, but q few yards from sever
ance street. Lots $425 and upwards, AL
large, nothing under 90 feet front. Free
carriages at 10 A. M. and P. NJ, from owners
Office, 23 West First street. One of the own
ers accompanies each carriage.
LUCKENBACH, ,SENTER 4 Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
THIS WEEK

We will sell as long
consider
the articles advertised called
public Hence
lin
short substitute
1.-THE public o
Al o o 65c SOC.
All
be or
Garnet.
WOOL HOSE
ehayeius
received stock YOU'LL
SHOE DEPARTMENT
6o H. c When
SELL GOODS and sell them in LARGE
QUANTITIES.
is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
The PeOule Judge a nd Decide.

And this judgment is just and satisfactory
to the Electric Railway Homestead Associa
tion, for every one says the "South Side"
lots are by far the best offered; so say our
sales of to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23

LOUgheed Tract. Free Carriage.
Two P. M. See Chas. Victor Hall, 10H 8.
Spring street, before you buy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Pantsl Pantsl Pantsl

From 1915 up 10 % 50; mob biest patterns, sure
to suit. Remember. nothing leaves our
house unless Il d Z perfect At. We have a
1rst-clsse tailor. and make Al n(cesssry
shanseefss9 q enssl' -.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23

LOugheed Tract. Free Carriage.
Two P. M. See Chas. Victor Hail. 10x 8.
Spring street, before you buy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Mrs. j. Anderson Root,

The pioneer mind-cure healer and teacher,
will arrive in Los Angeles, Tuesday. Nov.
23d, and will be pleased to meet her friends
and the public at the Nadeau House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
nv.rco,,., Ov.rc..,.,

OvercOats! OverCOats! OVercOats!
The greatest variety and at prices from Is
to 25 per cent cheaper than anywhere in the
city. We buy for cash and give you tho
benefit thereof
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
BrunsOn i.

VS. DuII--NlOtAOn lui COuuoCi
fees passed until trial of action.
Kessler vs.. Kessler-Demurrer over.
ruled; 10 days to answer.
Alhambra Addition Water Co. VS.
Maybury-Motion to strike out portions
of answer argued and submitted.
Dawson vs. Gardner-Demurrer over
ruled; 10 days to answer.
Cicotte ct ux. VS.. Barrows ct ux-De.
murrer passed to November Goth.
Hallock VS.. Markham Demurrer
passed to November 29th.
Rains va. Fudicker-Demurrer over
ruled; 10 days to answer.
Fogleman VS.. Shirley Demurrer
passed to November 29th. Stay of pro.
ceedings until security be furnished.
Mackay VS.. Kays ct al.-Demurrer
passed to November 29th.
Cazeaux vs.. Paul Wack-Honorine
Belliard substituted as defendant. Wack
discharged from liability upon deposit
ing in Court $463.77.
Grinnell vs.. Newman-Passed to Jan.
uary session.
| Dmmick vs.. Chapman ct al.-Dc.
fendant granted 10 days 10 amend an
swer.
Cooley VS.. Graham ct al.-G. Teed n,
appointed guardian ad litem of minor
defendants.
Niles ct al. VS.. Santa Cruz ct alien
days further time to answer.
Corbett vs.. Corbett--Decree ordered
as prayed for.
H. I. Hazard VS.. City of Los Angeles
ct al.-Ordered that service Of summon
upon defendant, Montgomery Martin.
be made by publication.
SET FOR TUESDAY.
Gripninger ct ux. VS.. c. P. R. r.
Jury trial.
The minor Courts.
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People vs.. Teodosia de Sepulveda--
Two charges, disturbing the peace and
battery.
People VS.. Edward Conner-Disturb
ing the peace. One day in Jail.
People VS.. Oscar Higgins--Disturbing
the peace. One day In Jail.
People vs.. Richard McCartney-Bat
terry. Discharged.
People VS.. E. s Dubbs-Burglary
Held.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
THE COURTS.
superior Court-.Cheney,J.
pR0pATE


MONDAY, November %.
In re estate of Z. Merrill Continued
till next Monday.
In re estate of F. Feldhauser-Con-
tinued until December 9th.
In re estate of Olveira-Continued for
three weeks.
Siegel VS.. his Creditors-Time to an
swer contest continued until next Mon.
day.
Taylor VS.. Welsh-Ten days stay.
In re estate of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from calendar.
In re estate of E Roth-Final account
approved and decree of distribution
granted.
In re estate of S. Rios and f. Rios
d. M. Foster appointed as administrator
with $500 bond in each case.
In re estate of Bumiller minors-Con.
tinued for one week.
In re estate of II. +. Spencer-Returr
of sale of real estate heard and ap
proved.
In re estate of Hoffner-Continued
till next Monday.
In re estate of Weiback-Accoun
settled and special administrator dis
charged.
In re estate of L. Faure-Continued
till next Monday.
In re estate of M. L. Cuttle-Final &C
count approved.
In re estate of Gus. H. Fowler-Re
turn of sale of personal property heard
and approved.
In re estate of G.. r. Maldonado-
Letters of guardianship granted; bond
$4,000.
Mirandette VS.. Mirandette
ued till next Monday.
Dunnigan VS.. She Lee-Submitted.
Adams VS.. Carson-Continued unit
next Monday.
| CRIMINAL.
People VS.. j. ]. Bodkin-Continuet
till Tuesday at 10 A. NJ.
People VS.. Gee All Sue-Sentenced t.
five years at Folsom.
People vs.. E. w. Jones-Vsnire is
sued for 20 jurors, returnable Tuesda!
at A. NJ. to try the issue of defendant
sanity.
| SET FOR TUESDAY.
People vs.. J. j. Bodkin-To plead.
People VS.. + w. Jones-Trial of de
| fendant on the issue of his sanity.
People VS.. Henry Ka'z Two cases
grand larceny; trial.
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0ier5ieiabri9e GrfahrnRe elmer
alien WSdrferin.

Mrs. @inslOws Soothing Snrup pirb
BON elmer ter belten DOftorinneu unb ben
@Grterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrteten. St purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
MiQionen, bon Wattern unb 8inberrt nit
ME fehlencem @rfrlse sebruu&t, iOwObl
BON benz 6 Gage alien Sinpe, ME BON err
wadienen Sinbern. @r beieitist S4drfe
i'm Masen, befreit bon BinbfOlic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridufft fur Sin=
Der unb Matter &uhe unb Bcblbehasen.
8ir slauben, baB Der Shrup pas bette
unb iderte Wittel 1T sesen DAienterie
unb Diarrboe bel Sinbern. sleidpiel Ob
bur9 3abnen peruriudt Ooer purd unbes
re llriaden. Cine Mountaineering
wirp ieper 6lai4e beiseseben. So 1T
feins adt, wenn ni&t bus Suclimile BON
Curtis u. Yertins uuf Der NuBenieite Der
ginpaduus entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpc>
tbsten gu baben, bic 6laids rs Gents.
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feIn2!-9ie Iebte Me1obie III ss! fagte
i'd bertif6 uno wanbte ibm ben &ii>
den. Mit einigem 0er5tlopfen Db metz
neg g~eipoefen 5trei6es febrte Id auf
meineu Blab surtid Wen1 bic Wfeloz
bic bod ni6t bic ri6tige mar? : Nuiz
mirt pie i'd mar, f@lug i'd mir Sen be-
d~ngfigenben @ebanfen aus benz &Dpf
unb CAB 0as 3ei@en gum 8eginn. Die
Muitt intonirte ben eriten 8ers unO
nun fling bic @eieai6aft nit Sap uno
Sopran ein5ufimmen an. N6er mas
mar bas2 Ra9 Der erlten 3eile biel<
ten einige inne unb i9euten befremoet
gu nit Deriiber. 9~ertenige She'll Der
@eieai9aft, Der nit peniger rDtbmiz
i9em Ser tdnbnib begabt mar, fang in
befen %abnungslos peittr, bis lelbit III
l1en Die Sadie gu ton muroe. 8erifed=
tes &idern unb 9a9en erf9ou, Naer
Iuger ri6teten ii@ nit benz Iusbrud
bon Seiterfeit Dber S6abenfreuoe auf
mid. Sour elm fleiner She'll Der @dfte,
unter ibnen WaaD, mar bosbaft gettug,
bas Sieb, bas fir cine gang anoere
Welooie betimmt mar, unbeirrt peiter
au fingen unb bic Worte in ld9erli9er
Meiie gu bebnen, nber i'm f6neQIten
Sempo beraus3uiprubeln, penn es Der
@barafter Der Mulif 10 perlangte. 9ies
flang 10 iibermdltigenb fomii6, baB
felbit 6er geiebtere She'll Der Nnmeien=
benfii9 ni6t balten fonnte unb in Elm
f9aqenbes @eld9ter ausbra6. unb biez
les @eld6ter begIeitete mid nod, als
i'd bofnunsslos, in Wutb unb 8erlez
genbeit aus benz Scale mad 0auie
fiir3te.-So, bamit 1T bic @ef9i9te gu
@nbe. 8egreifeu Sic iebt meinen SAB
auf @armina, meme 0erren?
Die 3ub6rer bridten ibre tiefempfuns
6ene Sbeilnahme aus.
Gin i6auberbaftes Md6@en, bieie
Walp, bemerfte tieflinnig Der alte
Sunggefele. Sic tausen apar ale
ni6ts, bieie Md6den, aber ibre @ous
fine 1T elm ausgeiu9t impertinentes
Peri6n6en. Sd tpiini6e ibr nur einen
re1ten 2afen gum Wanne, iber bei1en
Nlbernbeiteu fe li9 inner gu i9dmen
bat, 6amit fie Iernt, baB man mutb=
piligermeiie berftdnbige 2eute ni6t Ids
9erli6 MAIDEN ulib iie ni9t in l1nseles
genbeiten orinsen barf.
Meine 9erren-i@ bin-i6 babe
Sic uerben fi6 bielei9t punbern-
fur5, i6 babe = mid geifern nit ibr
berlpbt!
Na, oas gei6iebt ibr re6t.
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sofn. AsHlna y soh4.

git benz 9erannaben Der Serbfiais
ion iteigert Ii6 aud mieber bas 8ebiirfz
nib uaitres Ntageus fir %iub1tantieae
Spetieu. l1nfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Sleii6, un6 um iol9es frii6 uno
gut gu e~rlan9eu, faun man unmDgli9
einen suoerldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 0ofliug & Spbn, $50.
81 Npe. s. Sic 9erren babeu benz
@sf6mad ibrer &unoeu ae6nung GEE
tragen unb iii ibrem GtabliKement cine
talte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, wel6e allen
Wnforoerungeu fir @rbaltung uno gnt=
fernung i6d0li6er SngreOien5en bes
6leii6es entipri6t. Sic buben beadn=
Dig in ibrett 8iebb6fen eiuen 9roBen
gorratb bon Waitbieb, aus wel6em
nur bas 8eite fit ibre &unoen gewdblt
miro. Wer reef bebient iein mill, Der
beiu9e 6en Marft, go. 511
Nbenue s. 1,10t1i
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S. 0raeaer,

@r. 1852 & 264, DIT commerce 5traBe,
i'm neuen Store, empiieblt fem reids
ba!tises 2aser BON @iiens unb 8le6s
@adren, Sefen unb Sausgerdtbi6afs
ten aler grt. Igent fur bic erceaeateu
Gaporite Sod : Oefen. Man fpre6e
Dor unb eraminire bic neue Serie So
borite Osfen, tpel9e auf Der leBten
Stem Orleans MISUNDERSTANDING bic gol=
bette Me6aille Herbieltem. Die beiten
G9reiner 9anbwerf3euge cine Spes
cialitdt. @r6Bte Musipabl BON 8ogels
&dfigen offer Dirt. NuBerbem ftets an
Sanb Elm npatdnbiges NhOrtment bon
Sarben, Sel, GirniB, Pinieln, @las,
&itt &C., fopie frii9en 2anbretbs
@arten m II. Cine &lempners
Werf1tatt III nit benz @el@dft berbun=
ben unb tperoen ale in bies Sad i9laz
senbe Nrbeiten prompt beiorgt.
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Samprrbpiben SetlmttteI.

SdmorrboiOen baben gemobnli@ borber>
ae6enbe S9meraen i'm &iiden, 9enben unO benz
nnterleibe. 10 Dab Der @atient glaubt feline Aie.
rem, pber bic na6iten Srgane ieien in einen
~trantbaften 8utanbe. 8eitpeile finO 8eiden
BON l~nperbauli3teit se~senpdrtig, als 8ld>
5nng, nnbs6agIi9teit 6es 1lassns etc. Elm,
Ben@tisteit pie s@neib, stn unansenebmes
SUDDEN beroOrrufenb, na@oem man parra
pirO, III elm setuObnliter 8esleiter. Blinee,
blutise uno iudenoe Samorrboiben tuersen
bur9 ~einmalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8oiOnto's
SGmorrboiben Seilmittel, iueldeS brett auf bic
trantbaften Stelen %eiawirtt, bic Sumor ab'
forbirt, baS bsftise SUDDEN b~eieitist unS cine
bauernbe Seilung berborbrinst abgeitelt.
@reis 80 Gents. AoDreiiire: She Or. 8sioats
Mebirine Co., Wiaua, Ohio.
8ertauft bel 3. &alteber & Con.
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ean Mntonio. 9erae. /. suIi 1885.

San lntonio, Eeras, 1. SuIi 1885.
SD taufts in 6iefer Stabt EN- @adet BON
SorsfOrOs Self Batting greab @rsparation,
untersos % elmer demifden llnterfa6uns unb
fuse, bab DafeIbe bon rsinen unO ni3t giftisen
@bsmifalieu 8uiammeaseiebt 1T.
Die 5bee bes Prof. SorsforO mar cine pirt.
I'D ero5artise, bas u~nberbauIids peinaein.
iaure Natron, ipsIdes In allen GdGen bas
gnoreIuItat bon allen aus B~einfeinrabml uno
sldtrca suiammsnssisttsn Badpulbsrn if,
Ourd bas I0sbars pbospborfaure aaIt unb aa.
trous ben ipirtli9en Qabrungspertb bes 8robes
anb BITE anodeulubtan3 er8susenben eIemente
eer statur az erfssen.
G& 1T fi@erli@ bic 5efe unb geiunbeHe grd.
a%ration, peIae Dem @abIitum jemaIs oFerirt
tnrbe nnb jebe Muitsr, Der bic Gefunbbeit
Nbrer ainber am Ser5eu Iieet loate fein anberes
gsbrau9sn.
Sd iapu MIR nod bic 8eFdtisuns, pelde
BON ieIigen beribmten gbemifer @rOf. Baron
bon aiebig iber biefc Evaporation absessbsn
purbe, binsufiaen, inbem er faste: sd be.
tra9te biefs Grinbnug aIs cine ber uisIi@aeu
@aben, ipel9s bic @ifsnf6aft Der 1ienf6bei
B~eIisfert bat.4
Bei aaen @rpcerS ~ babsn,
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Durd no@malisem Geriu@ unb Gufre6ter,
baltuns bes Mutbes fam inanGes errei9t tper,
Sen, mas unm0slid erf@eint. Sunberte bof>
nunssloier Sale bou @ieren> unb 2eberleioen
fin6 bur9 electric 8itters sebeilt tvoroen, mad.
benz allies ibrise bersebli9 berfu@t wuroe.
Darunn benfe man ai9t, bab eS feline Seilung
giebt, ionbern nerlu@e electric 8itters. IS
9iebt feline anbere Mebi3in, Die 70 perfect uno
fder bas 8lut reiuist. electric 8itterS beilt
0bspepia, Sarn. unb ale aranfbeiteu Der
Nieren. llnf9abbar in allen Maeen- unb
9ebertrantbeiten. 8u baben fur so Gents bic
dlai9e bel q. Dr.etb.
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q ufaepaBti

@er S9ube uno Stiefel sebrau6t,
Der gebe 81 q. g.. SuIliban, SO.
249 WehsG ommerceltraBe. 9err Sui
lipan 1T sesenmdrtig i'm Often, Tim Elm
neues uno srDBartises @aarenlager
ein3ulegen. SeBbalb Miro er iein ieBi=
aes groBes Eager BON Stiefeln unb
S6uben 10 big 80 Prosent biIisgr BET,
faufen als friiber, um &aum III mHa6en
fir bic reuer Waaren.
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@alifprnia @eine.

Serr S. s. Meper, Wboleiale &
&~etailbdnbler in Meinert, Mlamo pla3a,
1T Dor &ur3em BON ieiner pterten @es
f9dftsreiie mad @alifornien 5urtidges
febrt. st fann ieBt feline Gunoen urb
Gamilien nit ben sbeften Gorten BON
@alifornia=M einen unb reinem Srau=
bens8ran6n berieben. Geinen @%alifor>
mia @laret berfauft er Die @alone-$1.
portz un6 anbere unberfdlf@te @eine
fin6 ftets Bel Inn borrdtbig.
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g~lmfreamma In seras.

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bon @aris, 3eras, bur6 Die @enefunq OeS Sri.
S.. 6. @orleb berborsernfen. 9erlelbe mar 10
biIaos. ba6 er F@ i'm 8ette nibt berunaubres
ben, ODER nut ben aopf gu beben pernno6te. Sc.
hermann glaible, bae ct an Der Gusoebrun9
fferbe. Sine &robeaaf9e bon Or. Sings Stem
9iscober1 ipuroe ibm gef9idt. Sietburd fiiblte
er iid sefrdftigt unb fdufte cine sroBc Glaide
uno cine Sdudtel bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
@iQ8, nnb maGbem er apei Gtai9en bapon elm
senommen bate, tpar ct geiuno nab bate 30
BfunO an Gleii9 %setponnen.
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HIQffen 81.