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The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

ALTHOUGH 1t was to be expected he
would do so, IL is nevertheless pleasant
TO hear that Mr.. Robert Bonner denies
the report that a match had been ar
ranged between jay Eye See and Maud
S lie says that when he allows one OF
his horses to trot against another the
first man who appears at his stable the
next morning can have the horse. As
soon as the weather opens and the
pretty mare can be driven without
calks Mr.. Bonner will speed her and
then turn her over to Murphy, her
trainer. Mr.. Bonner has not decided
what he will do with her until she gets
into condition.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
Roth.

EDITOR CRITIC: Is the proposed monu-
ment to General Grant In this city to be a
beauty? ARTIST.
Capitol Hill.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

THE projected Permanent Exposition
at Washington is attracting general at.
tention. 1t is subject in which the
whole country is interested, and the
time is not far distant when every in
telligent and public spirited citizen
throughout the Union will be an active
partner in the enterprise.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

THE coy cable yesterday told us en-
phatically that Mr.. Gladstone would
take no steps looking to home rule for
Ireland. To-day the coy cable says that
Mr.. Gladstone will lose no time in re.
storing the Dublin Parliament We
fear that Mr.. Gladstone does not make
a confidant Of the coy cable.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
FOR EXCHANGE.

W. ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
OF no pay: STOVES exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

When Congressman is so modest that
he won't even claim the attention of the
House, 1t is almost time he was packing up
his things and going home.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

Mr. Beecher lost his watch by the aid of
pickpocket, and as soon as 1t was known
he was presented with four new ones.
Henry ought to open jewelry store and
lose that watch every day.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

The EAGLE upon the daddy dollar
joins with the Democratic rooster in
growing over the election of Thomas
b. Hudd as Mr.. Rankin's successor in
Congress from the Fifth Wisconsin
District. Mr.. Hudd is pronounced
silver man.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
a Caw .

EDITOR CRITIC: II one doesn't know the
difference between genuine butter and
oleomargarine, what is the difference9
Pennsylvania avenue. FACTOR.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

Hold, Dr. Edmunds. stay your hand,
IL really Is too bad
To see you working day by day
To make Goode man bad.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

EDITOR CRITIc: Who do you think will
be the next Presidential nominee of the
Democratic partyY VOTER.
Vermont avenue.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

EDITOR CRITIC: How long after work has
been begun on the new Postoffice will 1T be
until it is completely CITIZEN.
Il street.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

Tue Philadelphia Press is in favor
of the proposed Congress Of American
Republics. 1t says the arguments in
favor of the scheme are innumerable,
and the objections to 1t trivial. A good
deal of valuable information bearing
upon this subject can be obtained from
a speech delivered by Mr.. Townshend
of Illinois January 10, 1885, in the
House of Representatives
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
DIsHoNoRABLE WARFARE.

Ex-Governor Hubbard of Texas, the
new American Minister to Japan, has
been the object of considerable news
paper ridicule seriously rejecting upon
his fitness for diplomatic position Of
dignity and importance. AS was to be
expected, the charges that have been
thus laid against him, prove wholly
false. THE CRITIC, knowing the
character. of the man, his accomplish
ments as an orator, his familiarity with
affairs and his unquestioned integrity,
took occasion several weeks ago to
call attention to the disgraceful war
fare that was being waged against him
and pointed ont its animus.
1t all originates in this city and pro.
ceeds from one motive, the same that
has actuated various covert attacks
upon ex-senator Withers, consul to
Hong Kong, Mr.. Anderson, consul
general to Copenhagen; Mr.. Hanna, the
Argentine Minister and others. 1t need
hardly he stated that all these attacks
tit 90 INV 40 tiiNl bit
and their object not merely personal
one. 1t is true, they place the several
officials named in a grotesque and un-
prepossessing light before the public,
-A.St the direct intention is solely to
bring the Secretary of State, the De-
partment over which he presides and the
conduct of the diplomatic service into
disrepute--only this and nothing more.
The person at whom the conspirators
aim, is not Mr.. Hubbard or Mr.. Hanna
or this or that consul, but Secretary
Bayard and they have been singularly
infelicitous not only in their methods
but in their efforts to disguise the real
purpose of their systematic blackguard.
ism. The county at large should un,
derstand this matter, lest it be msled
10 the prejudice of honest and honor
able gentlemen.
THE Harvard Club of Philadelphia
apparently agrees with DIR. Oliver
Wendell Holmes that the reporter
should not be present at banquets. A,
the dinner of the club last Tuesday the
Philadelphia Press sent a reporter tc
give an account of the affair and full
reports of the speeches of DR.. Eliot OF
Harvard College and others who were
down for remarks. When the reporter
went to the banquet hall he was told tc
desert, but was kindly informed that
he could "come back about 10 O'Clock
and sit on the steps outside and listen. u
The reporters Of the other papers were
told the same thing There was moth,
ing printed in Philadelphia about the
magnificent banquet of the Harvard
Club nor of the brilliant speeches mad,
upon that occasion.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

One of the crying needs of the U. $. Navy
is a U. S. Navy.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
GENERAL AND cnrrrcuLAR.

Young De Smith-"Jones, why are the
works OF. a watch like the flowers that bloom
in the sprinV2"
Joncs-"Dunno.n
Young De Smith--"Because they have
nothing to do with the case, ira Ia"
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

lT will forever remain matter Of
conjecture as to what might have hap
pened had Electrician Edison married
Miss Lulu Hurst, the electric girl of
Goorrin.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

THE fund for the relief of Mrs. Han
cock is accumulating rapidly and with
out any noisy solicitation. 1t will soon
reach an amount ample for her comfor
table support and substantial testi.
monial of the grateful remembrance in
which the services of her distinguished
husband are held by the country.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
FOR RENT...HOUSES,

LNOR RENT-602 Fourth st N Il, Five
II room house, brick; water; Si1. No, 3a5
11th st 4 @, Groom frame, Sl2 Davidson IL
Davidson, AZ and ID stnw.
EOR RENT-473 O st, Between
Il AZ and 9Th SITS W, six-room house. Ap-
nix nf L ct
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
DY DUNcANsoN BROS,

II y
Is Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE. LoTIN SUBDIVISION OF
BARRY FARM.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded in
Liber No 1,1l5, Folio 352. ct. seg.. one OF the
land records of the District Of Columbia, we
will sell on the premises on SATURDAY, the
SIXTH day of MARCH, a. d., 1856 at O'Clock
p m, the following described real estate
situate. IL. the, County of Washington
District of Columbia, to wit: all OF
lot numbered twonty-four C2D, In sec
tion numbered flour ~, in the sub
division OF the tract of land known as Barry
Farm" by s. G. pomeroy and others, trustees
OF said Barry Farm according to the plat
thereof, duly recorded In the office OF the Sur
yeyor of Washington County, District of Co.
lumbia.
Terms, one.half cash, balance in ono year;
note to bear interest, and to be secured by
deed of trust on property sold or all cash,
at option of purchaser; conveyanclng. etc, at
purchasers cost; deposit of $50 required at
sale, terms to be compiled with In 10 days,
otherwise resale at risk and cost of dcfaulting
purchaser after days public notice of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, ID: :C.
FRANK Il, SMITH, ( iius''VS'
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25


Hon. William Morrison Is tariff rcformcr
and useful citizen, but when he says there
is more loss to distillers In "suckagen than
there is In "soakagen he exhibits an ig-
norance OF the profits in ten-cent drink
which almost entities him to place on the
ticket with st. John.
Congress talked whisky nearly the whole
OF yesterday afternoon. AS a usual thing
this question is discussed among Congress
men under more favorable circumstances.
All, yes; a little lemon and sugar, please.
Wise and Brady
Crow, crowl crowi
Yank and rebel!
Blow! blowl blow!
Brag and blusterl
OH OH obi
Blood and thunder
Ho no! hol
Is the country in danger?
mol Nol NON!
When March winds come In
With windy shock,
The stores will close
AT u O'Clock.
The sufferer from insomnia is the most
unhappy man alive.
All warm as the blood OF a tropical child,
In its far-away, sweet, sunny home,
When the soft breezes blow and the skies
always smile,
Is the shake of a Congressman's hand
When he feels Interested.
lie was q new man In Washington, and
was the guest Of Congressman who hadn't
been Congressman for more than hun
dred years. They were dressing for re-
ception.
81 say, Colonel, inquired the guest, Stare
gloves dc ,igeur ?"
"Danged If / know" replied the Con-
gresham. "Mine are kid. l reckon any
other kind will do as well, though"
A New York common reporter was dis
charged from a society journal where he
had just got a job, because he headed the
report Of a fashionable wedding, "Sen-
fenced for life.n
Ever since the Hon. David Dudley Field
was seventy years of age his brothers have
annually given him birthday dinner. 1t is
this yearly feast that enables Mr.. Field to
hold out during the twelve months inter-
vening and make few dollars by prac-
ticing law.
Mr.. Steele Of Indiana looks like man
with grievance since the Fitz-John Porter
bill passed the House
The girl who married q man six feet and
half tall, said she was getting long in
the world
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
DOR RENT

NOR RENT-No. OOs 4th st n @, Five
II room brick, Sl1; No. 325 ilth 81 Q, six
room frame, sls, Davidson 81 Davidson, cor
Az and ID SITS NV.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

A New York common reporter was dis
charged from a society journal where he
had just got job, because he headed the
report of a fashionable wedding, "Sen-
fenced for life.n
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
Personal.


60 FRIENDS In Sorrow or Joy,
y My advice to you Is quite clear,
The address Is street, 1906,
Headquarters for "Bohemlan Beer.N
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tEssNOTICE.

s>sSzFe WE, THE UNDERsIGNED BOOT
w. and shoe dealers, In order to assist
IN the early closing movement. and also to
shorten the hours Of labor for our employees,
do hereby agree to close our respective places
of business on and after MARCH /, at 0
o'clock y. IN. Saturdays eScepted), and all
day on legal holidays.
EDMONSTON & CO.,
1890 and 1871 + st n w.
WINDSOR & CO., 1923 N y ave.
DALTON s. STRICKLAND,
$50 Penna ave.
EDMoNDSTON & co ai3 Penna ave.
MRS. w. II. RICH, III Market Space.
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DOR the Best Toilet Soap In Use Ask
II for the &c. b. brand made specially
from oil selected for its manufacture; 1oc: per
cake, or 3 for 25c. For sale only at Van
syckle's pharmacy, COR 18th and G stsnw
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

Congress talked whisky nearly the whole
of yesterday afternoon. AS a usual thing
this question is discussed among Congress
men under more favorable circumstances.
All, yes; little lemon and sugar, please.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
WANTED SITUATIONS.

Advertisements Of Three Lines under his hed
inserted three fiDies for eJ cents.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N>s.sPRINGMAN's EXPRESS,

SOUTH CAPITOL AND d SITS. 3. W:
General Transfer Agency. Safes, Machinery
and Plate Glass moving Speciality.
Telephone, 31i-2. se10
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U Johns" RESTAURANT,

~ ohih OiehioOANt Atoi
(Formerly Of .Leesburg, Va.),
Corner Seventh and ID streets northwest.
1t is famous for its choice Oysters, Terra
pin, Fish, Game, Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
The establishment has been remodeled, re-
fitted, restocked and In complete running
order. The celebrated Bumgardner Whisky a
speciality
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

CCOR SALE A Piano, Z Octaves, FOR
q ESQ., Apply at 1925 eth 81 N W.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-25

JNFORMATION of One Ganson Nor
IL donk Of Norway. Any information OF him
will be gladly. received by Christina Mellfcrs-
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Muerlet.
Ger Shiernr,t & {

= Ser 9bierarat 5. s. 2annifter,
Der ii@ bier In San Intonio bor mebres
ren Sabren beg Diebtabls i6ulbig ma9=
tie, inoem er bic Softer Der mad Borne
fabrenben paHagiere erbra6, unb bess
balb gu bieridbriger 3u@tbaustrafe bers
urtbeilt tpurbe, 1T bonn 8oubertteur be-
gnabist porben. Bon Der ibm 5uers
tannten Strafe bat CT / Sabr unb 10
Monate abseiefen.
Ser 8au Der bemofratif6en 9alle
i'm San peoro Bart fol- in nd9s
fter Wo9e %begorner tperben. Man
bdlt bic 9alle fir bur@aus notbpenbig,
UNI bic Transformation bierber gu
5ieben.
= Iler Nbep BON 2ongpietu, Der fei>
ner &idf@tslotgfeit pegen befannt
mot, bat fi@ in SerreI erl9oKen.' Ob
nit Mbi@t ober bur9 3ufal, tpeiB
man ni@t.
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Dos @udbenblott.
6 { | { 8.
Gan Intonio, %. Npril 1886.
0cuIi, na fpntuteft tie!

~ ~ ! ~ GO< NQLt1 1OOO%
0culi, ba fDntntett fie!
Die Mitglieber Der teranil@en BreBs
NRociation ndmli9. Sn amei Wo6en
tuer6en fie Bier ieir, 200 Manu tart,
uno bann 1T San Mnto1tio bic f95nI tie
@~elegeIbeit geboten, ft9 felbff einen
gfoBen Dienf GU ertpeiien. Sen &i.s
tern BET Sober muB ndmIi9 fiirHli9e
@affreunofdaft erpieien tperbe1, unb
6iefes Slid tpir6 San Mntonio au
She'll.
Sie Sitter Der Se6erl Marurt man
es nur felt ben leBten Sabren nit folder
8orliebe auf bas &itteripielen obgefeben
BATE Wir fiub f6on siemli9 nett bas
nit gelangt, benn Die gat13e Union
i9eint ia boiler Sitter au ffeden. 6aii
ieber finite Manr, Der uns begegnet,
TT f9erli6 elm Sitter, aud meul1 er gar
nt@ts Nitterli9es in ieinem NeuBern
aur 9dau trdgt.
Wesbalb fDQen fi9 ba bic 3eitunqs>
rtdnner ni9t aud Sitter tternen. Sic
baben melt mebr &e9t basu, uie anbere
aberdeen, rur iolte es Sitter bes Sci
ftes beiBen unb ni9t Sitter bet Geber,
oas tlingt melt better. .3uweilen udre
au9 Der Musorud Sitter BET G9eere
angebra6t, aber bas f6nnte Die @9neis
Der DerbrieBen, unb 70 folte man es Bel
0er ge3ei6nutg Sitter bes Settles
lafen.
So UNI fie Sage bes IL. Msai berum
tuerben bic @bitorett In San, Mntonip
eintrehen, UNI bic bifforif6en uno
mo5erne1 @ebensmirbigfeitert Der
Stabt tenner 5u lernen. Sic
tpeuen Qusfliige MAIDEN unb tuer=
ben natirli9 aud banfettiren un6 boz
fuliren. tuenigitens 9ieienigen untet
tbner, bic ni6t Der unglidli9en Waf=
fer5unft angeb6ren unb teine Muder
fno. 9ieie fonoerbare RlaRe BON
@6itoren tDerben lire Mufmertiamfeit
bauptfd@li6 ben Gir9en 5upenben uns
bofentli@ boIfdnbige 8efrieoigung in
benfelben fin0en.
Wir befiir9tet iabeB, 6aB biele bon
ibnett bur9 bic b6Ie @efelf9aft perbors
ben tDeroen unb es banl ben iibrigen
gIei@ tbun, urb bas pirb iebenfaas
Diel @el6 foffen. l1nfere biefigen 3ei=
tunaen fiub Der Meinang, Dab Saufenbe
DonS Dollars baJu erforberli6 fem merber.
Ntart fam unm6gli9 ~ertparten, oaB Elm
Sat fir feinen nnterbalt be3ablt, bas
rodre ia gegea ole &eseln Der gait>
freunof6aft, olfo tit es bic pHi9t Der
prDminenten Burger, biefes 8elb auf=
aubrinsen. Sas biefige @om;te uirb
besbalb in einigen Sagen nit Der
5ammluns freiwiQiger Beitrdgr be-
9innen unb boft auf gliidli6en @rfoIg.
@er meiB, Oh San Mntonio lie piez
Der ber GDrsug su She'll tpirb, ben
&itteru bes Geiftes @affreunbi6aft
ermeifen gu f6nnens Das felten ur=
iere prominenten Birger tpobl beben>
ten uub besbalb bic @elegenbeit babur1
ausniiben, baB fie liberale Summer
sei@nen.
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0as Mtlspaufeer gdnaerfef.

grfreuli9er Weiie giebt fib aud bier
i'm 5aben fdr bas beporitebenbe groBe
8unbesidngerfeft In Miltpautee lebs
bates Snterefe funb unb mir b6ren,
oaB cine gan3e In5abI BON Stdbten,
ME Stem Orleans, @albeffon, 6ouftou,
San Mntonio, Auitin, Dallas &c. bort
uertreten fem tperben. 0err Ostar
S9mi6t General agent Der 8 o.
S6IiB 8ottlingM orts,
6er ii@ i@on auf allen tercnif9en @Gns
gerfeffeu bur9 feline 2~iberalitdt aus=
3ei6nete, erfu6t uns nun, mit3utbeiIer,
baB er fi9 Hamens Der BON Inn nertres
tenen Brauerei, aIer feiner peri6nli@en
8etanuteu, foruie ber 3unben bes 6au.
fes mdbren6 ibres Nufentboltes In
Milpautee Defenders annebmen uno
elm 6auptquartier fhr bic Seraner ers
ri9ter uirb. Sober, Der bort bors
fpri9t, tpirb 9err1 S9nibt tpiqtommen
feiu unb felbitueritdnbli@ uirb ct fi9
bereitwiQig Sebem gefdllig aeigeh.
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@tm elites @araer fprt@t.

@tr. 9. %. Norris, elm alter 8epobner bon
Stone, ga. fast, bab ct beftig an @ierenleiben
rtsbrere Sabre lang gu IeiOen bate unb ebenfo
brei Sabre lang IN eczema. gu 8eiten fonmte
ct sar ni@t seben un6 bate biel SeilmitteI
e~rfolalos berinht, bis er anfima Electric 8ttters
gu sebramden unb feline Sdnhe unb Gii6e nit
Bndlen8 Mrnica Salbe einaureiben. Diefe
8ebanbluns berf@afte ibm @rleihteruna, unb
bebbalb empieblt er electric 8itters GGen, bic
NIT Mierenlei6en bebaftet iinb, ober zines Slut.
retaisers beburfen. gu baben BET u. Dreie.
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Sabres>8 eriammlung Ser Nttieninbabe,
6er
2pte gtar @retuia8 81.

81, idbrli6e gerfammlung BET aftiet1.
inbaber Der Gone Star 8retning Cons
panp finbet am Tienitag ben 4. Mai,
in ben Stunher BON Normittags
10 nbr big Na6mittass 2 ubr In
Der Office Der 8rauerei fat, AM 7
Sireftoren 5u erpdblen uuo UNI tber
einen 3uiaB gum Charter unb 3u ben
Statuten ab3uitimmen.
Geo. $. &aIteDer, prdf6ent.
Otto &6bIer, @etretdr.
81. april 1886. %, Atm
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+. DampfiGiff : asentur.

@orboeutide DanpferIinie mad nnb bon Stein.
BORT unb Baltimore.
2amburs. ameritanil9e Dampferlinie.
Maaorb Dampterlinie.
@eO @tar nnb 8raa3Ofi@e 9ampferlinie.
8tQtge Gtutnannerers StGetS
mad unb bon allen Yuntten in europa. nn1ere
Mgenten in EUROPA unb Stein gcrt nibmea ber
Beforoerung BON SamiIien bon unb nod benz
alten Saterlanbe beionbere aIufmertiamfeit.
Vile arrangements t0nnen nit benz llnter3ei@ .
neten geirofen perben. 8egen Staten unb Sn.
formation iuerSe n,an ii9 fdriflid ODER miirb>
lid an
5. g. Macgeamara, Union Ttdet Mgent,
2s6, @ommereefr. t%&manns Bantsebaube),
Snp3W Gan Mntonio
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Demti6 @ualisd6e gd,mfe.

Das neue S@uliabr Der obigen Mit-
ftalt beginnt am Sonnerftag ben 20.
biefes Monats.
2inber, Die mod feinen l1nterri9t cts
balten baben, f6rnen ttur gu bteiem
Sermir aufgenDrtmett tperben.
Mnmel6ungen beliebe ttatt ein5i.
rei9en bel benz Director Germ 50.
garbed, BEN 5efretdr 6errr 5. s..
Solder, BET 0errt 0ie. Sengs o6er
BET benz nnter3et9netett.
s. @roos, grdfibent.
Is. Npril 1886. 12mt1tntD
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. 8. S. M9aIer, MhpI2 he b

- 6. s. SMALLER, MholeldIes Mub
@etaiIbdn6ler in Garben. Gslel, A1s
trei@ermoterialen, @puRtnereefftabe.
San Mntpnio empfiebIt ieiR ersbes
Eager in bieien MrtifeIn az Rem 9srf
preiien uub .rnaGt gal3 befonbers auf
BEN geipdblten 8orratb bDr @iIbern:
gbromos, Rupfers uub 6tabIii9eu,
Delgemdl6ea unb pbantafie . 8ilbern
aller 4rt, ferner auf Die gef@aadpoae
NuspabI bon 8~ilberrabmen Der 0aers
m0berniten Gorm unb arf BITE aaes
umfaKenoen 3ei9enmaterialea aufs
mertiam. Ollie Nuftrdge fur irgerb eite
Der Dbiger 8rauGen tueroeI prompt
,a~tlsgefibrt; 8ilber bpu iecer @r6be egg.
gerabutt urb ole Nrbeiten rlbglt@E
i6nel UNI gut beiprst, bic In oas Dag
f1lagen.
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.YeIyetipe PpwdeEE;,.. .; HMl
Mrn,ee. ssser, berbribe nnb %arinetge 0ate, &C.
gen bad @unbreitsn ober BnnoIaalen, 9eeen
SrideIbibe lnb aIe Der 1lebsrRituns BEE 8intes
entiprinaenoen Santtranfhe!tsn aneenAxlt.
9ls elm VuIber fit timber feht % nNibertrsf.
fen ba. 9reis rs gents. @rdtarirt unb a2n
gerfauf BEL H. . reifs @lanis Drss etsre
San Nlntouic.
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"Fei1es Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8Iat- unb SautftanfDeiten. aurirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon 8Iutbe .aiftune bic CUR
sepobuliden Slime. @ebrau9sonneilung anf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon Der alamo Meft'a
@ompan1 nab gum 8ertauf an @ieberpertdufer
unb an |ribatperfpnen bel u. SreiE Gan
Wntnnin.
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2iebbaber zines guten, miIbeu
Rau@tabafs tuerben tn ben Gabritaten
Der beriibmten Sabatsfirma Gail 6
Ut in Baltimore gerabe bas @euitni9=
tie finben. &au@er fotpie S9nupfer
aieben bic gr3eugHife 6iefer Girma als
len arbertt Dor.
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sTmproved Condition Powders'' fit %fe,.
unb. &inopieb. Sin ausseaeidmetes mnb er.
prObtss RnlOsr in Der ge6anOluag BON SUB
tranfbeiten aIer Nrt, alaemeine llnpdbli9feit,
Mnipadien BET Saut, &dube, selbes @aHer,
an Mppetit. @ebrau@sanpetinng auf
oer Gillette. Gabriairt bon uno gum 8eitauf
bet MboIpb OreiB, Mamo @laaa, gegens
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habider Wufer 81 85e. per Gtad.
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@srtb, $3.50.
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5u $25. co.; in
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,perber urb baben ieet ca. 5O0Baar Rats-
hpjea far Rnaben, BON 80 @ts. an, Spr.
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umb benft baraber na4+
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