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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
THE TINES only SI.oo.

The ninth annual American fat
stock show, the I'd annual American
dairy show, and the American horse
show will be held IN the Exposition
building at Chicago, November 9Th
to 10Th, inclusive. For the benefit
OF its patrons wishing to attend, the
ID. G.. II. & M. R'y will sell excursion
tickets from Owosso on Nov. 10Th,
good to return until Nov. Goth, in
elusive, at the very low rate of $500
for the round trip. These dates have
been chosen to enable those interest
ed to be present at the stock sales,
which will take place the last days OF
the show. Extra sleeping car accom-
modations VIII be provided for those
desiring TO take the night trains.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
The Parent Of Insomnia.

The parent of insomnia or wake
fitness is in nine cases out of ten a
dyspeptic stomach. Good digestion
gives sound sleep, indigestion inter
feres with it. The brain and stomach
sympathize. One of the prominent
symptoms of weak state of the
gastric organs is disturbance of the
great nerve entrepot, the brain. In
vigorate the stomach, and you restore
equilibrium to the great center. A
most reliable medicine for the pur-
pose is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is far preferable to mineral
sedatives and powerful narcotics,
which, though they may for time
exert soporific influence on the
brain, soon cease 10 act, and invaria-
bly, injure the tone of the stomach.
The Bitters, on the contrary, restore
activity to the operations of that all
important organ, and their benefcient
influence is reflected in sound sleep
and a tranquil state of the nervous
system. A wholesome impetus is
likewise given to the action of the
liver and bowels by its use.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
Promenade Concert.

The X. L. Band will give the first
of series OF their popular Promenade
Concerts at their Band Hall, Friday
evening, Nov. 10Th. The hall has
been fitted up very nicely and an en-
joyable time is assured everybody
These concerts will be given every
two weeks throughout the winter for
the purpose of defraying the expenses
of the band. Two hours of dancing
and fine music. Admission 10 cents,
eycyybody.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
QUEEN ANNE SOAP WRAPPERS
Statement Of One OF Michigan's
Pioneers.

u,,,, DEXTER, Mich, April %, 1856.
Mich:
=. Gentlemen- Tip Henry lbs finished taking
the syrup and used the Plas;ers you sent him.
ana they have greatly benefited him. We
sent an order to Messrs. James +. Davis & Co.
yesterday for some. Mr.. Henry ia an old man
ana very, much respected, and we quote you
his own language rs near as we can, to-wit |:
Il do not know how this medicine will act
with you, but it is the only thing that ever
got That will help me. Before | commenced
taxing 1t there was year l could not. when
IN bed, straighten my legs, nor neither for
years could l lay on my back. Now | can
sstraighten out my legs and lay all night on my
pack and enjoy a good nights sleep. did not
begin TO realize much benefit until the second
bottle was nearly used up, and the third one
made me comparatively happy man, az be-
lieve have now got something that will cure
what have been accused with for years the
worst kind of muscular rheumatism" Hop
ing the above facts i'll Mr.. Henry's case may
be OF value 10 you, we are, very truly,
MILES d CURLETT,
Druggists and Booksellers, Dexter, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
NEWS SUMMARY.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The Knights at the
Stock yards are again out and the
yards are in state of siege. On the
representation of Sheriff Hanchett
that his deputies are unable to preserve
order ut the Union stock yards, Gov
ernor Oglesby has ordered the First
and Second regiments of Illinois
militia to assemble at their armories
ready for active service. The leading
packers of Chicago held a conference
Sunday. 1t is believed that they con-
template closing their houses for a
month unless their employees return to
work soon. Mr.. Powderly is at Phila-
delphia and on being asked what he
knew of the Chicago strike said: II
have received no information from
Chicago. 1t is q mistake that the
general executive board ordered this
strike. 1t was done by the district as
sembly. AS soon as heard of an in
timation of a strike / sent Mr.. Barry
10 Chicago to avert the strike, if pos
sible; but he didn't reach there in
time" Mr.. POwderly declined to 60
into the merits of the case in the alb
sence OF further knowledge of the
strike.
Only three small pork-packing houses
number of men out on strike is esti-
mated at 1000. There were repeated
cases of assault upon strangers intend
ing to commence work, for which the
offenders were heavily fined.
The militia took possession of the
stock-yards at noon, and in conse-
quence all was quiet. Men anxious to
work discovered that they could exer-
else that right without danger of hav-
ing their heads broken, and so Nelson
Morris was enabled to do his first kill
ing since the strike began, while the
other houses ran up to almost their
full capacity.
The militia assembled in the armories
promptly, and were taken TO the yards
by tram. They were not welcomed by
the strikers with any ELUSIVE tokens
of hospitality or given the freedom of
the Town in formal or friendly man.
ner, but their gun barrels glistening in
the sunlight was more ELUSIVE argu-
ment than the unsupported edicts of
the law, and all was afterward peace
and quiet in the yards.
The most significant move of the
day was the determination Of the pack
ers to hereafter employ none but nom
union men i'll their houses. They de-
cided that they would prefer to quit
business rather than to have their in
terests at the mercy OF an cratic and
irresponsible labor organization, and
the result of that decision was the
adoption of q series of resolutions,
which all the packers agreed to stand
by, and hereafter no knights of Labor
or trades unioniStS of any name or
title, need apply at the stock-yards for
work.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
Statement from Z. W. WaIdrOn &
Co., DRUGGISTS.

JACKSON, Mich, May 3, 1856.
Rheumatic Syrup Co., jackson. Mich:
Gentlemen-Your Rheumatic Plasters are
giving excellent satisfaction. We regard them
as tire best Plasters we sell. Your Rheumatic
Syrup is selling rapidly and is making some
remarkable cures. Please send us over one
gross of the Syrup and half gross of the Plas-
ters at once, as we are nearly out.
Respectfully yours,
H. w. WALDRON & co.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

wHEAT-Higher: Nov. 735s974c; Dec,
' SonNMH isi; y Nov., sSxas5%c; Dec,
3616td 365ec; Jan, 3624@36Isc.
OATs-Higher: Nov. 25lstd 26c; Dec. 26N
0e2656c; Jan, 5000 26Mc.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork higher: Nov,
S922150 0.22H; Dec, S9221l@9.2211; JAN,
$10.05(010.071S. Lard-Higher; November,
$5.S76@59O; Dec, S5.S711@5.s711; JAM,
S5950(9595.
CATTIE-Market steady. We quote:
Choice Shipping Cattle. ..........s4.50d5.1O
GO0d Shipping steers. ............ BY da ~
HOGs-Market firm. Sales ranged from
1890 $40 for light; S.65d3.75 for heavy.
W0oL-Active and prices better.
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and
Eastern Iowa.
Coarse, tnb, 2S@2Sc; Medium, tub, 31(d35c;
Fine, unwashed, 19@23c; Medium, unwash.
ed, 26a2Sc; Coarse, tnwashed, 24a25c;
BURY, unwashed, 15@l7c; Fine, washed,
29(d30c; Medium, washed, 32@35c: Coarse,
washed, 28@2gc.
Nebraska, Dakota, Minnesota, Kansas and
Western Nebraska.
Fine, unwashed, 18d22c; Medium, I'm
washed, 22@24c; Coarse, unwashed, 2ld23c
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12

The 81 am something of liar my
self" card, which was intended to act
as sort of companion piece to the
chestnut bell, has been checkmated
by another, which bears the inscrip-
ton $50 I'm told by those VINO know
YOU"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
JAcKsOy. Mich Nav3 1850

JACKSON, Mich, May 8. 1856.
Rheumatic Syrup Co., jackson, Mich
Gentlemen-For some time past | have had
occasion to use nearly all kinds of plasters and
a great many of them. l want TO say TO YOU
that In all of my experience have never re-
ceved such benefit and relief as 1 am now OBJ
tanning from the use of Hibbard's Rheumatic
Plasters. My mother. a lady of 90 years OF
age, is also using them with greater benefit
than any she has ever used. | do sincerely
recommend them to all as being the best plas-
tors manufactured.
Respectfully yours,
III. q. SUTTON.
or the firm of Knapp & Sutton, Jackson, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
A Bad Case of Rheumatism.

MONTH"; WOLCOTy, n. Y, May, 1855.
Gentlemen-It is with pleasure write you
in regard to your Rheumatic Syrup. | think
it my duty to let the public know what it has
done for me-. l have suffered two years with
ments, but received no benefit from them.
Being acquainted with number who haze
been cured by your Rheumatic Syrup. | gave
it n trial. and ! am cured after using four bot
ties. know the Syrup will cure any case of
Rheumatism II taken as directed, as hundreds
will testify to in this immediate vicinity.
am gratefully yours.
JOHN p. FOWLER,
Justice OF the Peace.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
BALTIMORE.

WBEAT-Western lower: No. . Winter
Red Spot and Nov, s2il@s9llc; Dec. sSlz@
441f045c. OATs-W cstern White, $4,000;
Mixed do, ;2d82h.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
GOOD STOCK FOR SALE.

Geo. Thomas, Junction House,
offers for sale All imported Lincoln
ram, three years. old, and two year.
old grade Lincoln RAM The Lincolns
are noted for their mutton qualities.
Prices reasonable.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
NEW YORK.

WUEAT-HIgher; No. Q Dec, ssh 1854 I;
JAM. s7aS7ssc;. May, 93@9311Sc. CORN
Qniet; Mixed Western Spot, 40 d46sIc.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12

Hanan & Sons gents fine shoes al
]. Collins.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
CIR 1l)I1IS

WnEAT-Higher; No. 2, Red, Nov, I75Sk
@75kc; Dec, Tes<@75c. ConN-Higher;
PRovIsIoNs-I'ork higher; ;9.75. Lard
-s567if.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
MILWAUKEE.

WnEAT-Higher; Nov, re; Dec, 1870.
ConN-Firm at Soc for No. =. OATS
Firm; No. 2 White. 2Gc. RYE-Dull; 5316c
for No. ].
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
Owosso Planning Mill
LUMBER YARD.

l am now receiving 100000 feet
of lumber at the rate of six car loads
per day, consisting of all varieties of
dry lumber wanted in this market.
Come and see me, as l am now better
prepared than ever to meet your
wants.
l.. Z. WOODARD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
For Sale at q Bargain.

House and lot on Pine street.
Price, $500 cash or $500 on time.
Inquire Of Geo. H. Grahame.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12

House and Lot for Sale.
l will sell my residence on east
Exchange street cheap for cash.
Dr.. G.. MCCORMICK.
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tstm Siptbruf aus @tetorta.

Die 8itrger BON 8ictoria baben fol-
genben Nufruf an bas 8olt bpn Seras
unb BET Ser. Staten erlaHen: rNm
Greitag ben 20. Nugult tpurbe uniere
@egenb BON benz itdrflten Orfane beints
gefu@t, BET ie bier erlebt murbe. Nie=
lie 8empbner 1tnb nbne Sbba6 unb
Nabruns. Gi9t anein Bic @ripanifie
bieler Sabre tDurben berni6tet, ionber1
audi bic @rnte auf ben Selbern. Nur
Wenige enttamen Dem aagemeinen nns
elid unb 8iele fin6 gdnali6 ruinirt.
Oo9 mir inb mod BON elmer sr6Beren
@efabr be6robt. Cine groBe 9ungers=
IDtb folgt benz Sturm auf BEN JuBe.
Mdnner, Grauert unb &inber finb obne
Nabrung unb &leibung. 9ie Bemob'
tter bon 8ictoria @nuntp tbueu Nqes,
mas in ibrer Ma6t ftebt, INN bas glenb
su mtlbern uno ben 8eginn zines neuen
2ebens gu erm6gli9en, aber bic riefens
groB antpa6ienben, 8ebirfni1e eri66=
pfen uniere 0ilfsmittel, unb tpenn ni9t
BON ben Wenf9enfreunben 1T ben Ser.
Staten &ettung fommt, 10 reiden uns
iere sroBen Nntrensunsen ni6t aus.
9esbalb penben mir urs at bic @rDBs
beraisfeit beg amerifanii6en 8oltes,
tuel9es anen NatiDnen urb alien &aHen
gu belfen bereit 1T, Inn unteritiiBung.
Nabrung un6 &leibung iinb %bringenb
notbmenoig. Dine biefe tperben benz
9unser .&rontbeit unb Sob folsen.
8on eurem l1eberfluB, bepabrt bot benz
Sturm un6 F9er Dor ben WeQen bes
@oIfes, f@idt uns @aben, m6gen fe
aud nod 10 flei1t fein. @s 1T nur fit
bic, pel6e bRlflos unb in grauiamer
Notb finb, fur WeiBe unb Garbige,
ni6t INN bas, mas berloren 1T, gu erfeben,
fonbern INN bas @Ienb, bas utts ur1=
ritst, au miloern. Senbungen nebmen
entgegert u. 2.2ebn pber 8 + o To II :
on & SitteD, 8antiers in 6ieier
Stabt."
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Mnt MpntaG

~0
unb pdbrenb bes &eftes Der Mo1t
per6en mir uniern groBen MusberfauI
folgenoer @egenftdnbe fortieBen:
Ollie bic @egenftdnbe, bic bur6 ben
lebten groBen Sturm bei9doist purben,
miRen fort.
Ollie uniere Semmer : 2leiber5euse,
tpeiBen dustin unb
Spring Sibes,
Satins u. leinett 2anns.
@ir baben ferner 100 @tide Cotton
2auns, tuel9e gu d IS bic Oarb aus
~berfauft tperben, unb mir offeriren als
Speaialitdten in 9omefips:
so @tid ie6es Gruit Of tie 2oom,
5rue as Steel, 2onsbale unb GiniIbet
Cambria,
so Stid Cotton GIannell gu 5 Gents,
1000 braumen SomeHic in allen
Mrten,
100 r. aHortirte, 8 BEL 9 unb 10 Bel
geblei9te u. braune Sbee=
tings.
gs miro fi6 Seberman,1 besablen,
bel uns bor3uipre6en.
8. 8. Granfs NIampGtpre
81 uuo 80 Nlamo plaaa.
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SIN Cinderella gduh : gtpre

ftno neue Waaren eingetrofen fir bic
beborfebenbe GrIbiabrssSai
on. Wir baben uns bur9 ben Nus
genf9ein oabon iber5eugt, baB btefe
Waaren: 9amers unb Gtnber=S 6ube,
9errenf@ube &C., bas 8efte ftnb, nos
ie i'm bieiisen Martte oferirt nurbe.
0ie Muswabl 1T iebr rei@baltig utrb bic
preife finb ieoem 8ebtrfniB arsemeRen.
Wer ~elegautes unb bauerbaftes S9ubz
seug tragert Mill, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S6ubz9tore,
gde 9outonftraBe & Nbe. 6.
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Gle Wnff

= Die 8atan3, Sic in benz 2ebr.
perional unferer 0euti6 $ ensliiden
69ule bur9 BEN &idtritt beg Germ
Nogler e%intrat, it, iebt bur4 bas @uga=
cement BEG Erdulein Nlwine 3lode
In febr befriebigenoer Wetie ausgefiat
tporben. SRI. 2lode bat troB ibrer
Sugenb f1on bur9 mebridbrige Sbds
tigteit an ben ftdbtii6en Greii9ulen
betpieien. baB fe cine ffrebiame unb
eifrige 2ebrerir 1T, unb man fam Der
beutIG.engIif9en Shule baber gu bies
fer seuer McquiftiOn Slid wiinf@en.
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Niele f6rperIi9e 2eiben ribre

- 8iele f6rperli9e 2eiben riibren
bon bauernber 9artleibtsfeit ber unb
cine quite Contribution fann bur9 bloBe
@erna6ldifigung untersraben ueroen.
@s giebt feline Nr3net CUR 9ebung bieies
l1ebels unb CUR WieberberiteQung elmer
geiunoen. natiirli9en unb regelmdBigen
Sbdtigfeit ber Srgane, uelde Nper's
Piaen glei9fpmmt.
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2 g.

- Mus benz @efdngniB In @reens
bile entfloben 5 berurtbeilte 8erbre6er.
Mls Der @efdnsniBmdrter Noair bic
Sadie getpabr tpur6e, iebte er ftb auf
Elm pferb unb foIgte 6en Gli6tlingen,
bic ct 3 Meiler BON Der Stabt einbolte.
Ser Cine BON ibnen entmif6te urb
Qbair CAB ieinen &ebolber einem Man=
ne, bet beg Weges fam, I'M ben Jli9t=
ling e%in5ufangen, mdbrenb ct bic bets
ben anbern bepa9te. &aum mar ber
5rembe auBer @eF6tspeite, als bic
beiben Nnbern iiber @oair berfielen.
Ser Cine belt i'm unb Der Inbere
i9nitt ibm ben gals bur9. Damn
bra9te er Inn mod einen 99nitt at
Der Gault unb einen Nnbern tiber
8ru1t uno unterleib BEL. Sic boben
i'm bann bonn Bferbe, lieBen i'm ftr
tobt auf benz BlaBe unb iprangen boz
BON. Na9 furser 3eit erbolte ii6
Moair, rafte fi6 auf unb sing eine
babe Meile melt mad elmer Jarm, bon
hoo er einer &naben mad Der @tabt
f9idte. 2eben fam I6air ni6t mebr'
= 9ie @1ulenburg Cotton gom'
preB COMPANY bat ibren gbarter in
Muitin regiitriren lal1en.
Sie Namen bieler @traben in
aufin fnb mad 3ifern %absednOert
tporben.
- Sic erite presbpterianer Stride
in Muitin folefttrte $50 fiir BITE bur9
bic Oiirre Notbeibenben.
= s. Dablman bonn Refrigerator
in Sort Wortb erbielt Srber bur9 ben
telegraph, 800 3onnen Gleii9 gum
@erf@iHen nod England bereit gu
balten.
- 9ie Dallas GountD consreitoz
neae Contention bat fi6 tn apei Sbeile
gefpalten.
= 8on Coleman uirb beri6tet,
bab bic prairie grin Dirb. Die
aarmer iden Milst, 3l1derrObr uao
&iben.
- BON 9aris ging cine Garloab
8robffohe fir bic Notbleioenoen IN
palo pinto County ab.
= Sn 8ictpria famen so &ife1
Graders BON Stem Orleans unb 40
Sad Mebl BON @albeiton fir bic Jtotbs
leibenben an.
= prafioent Starr bon Der eriten
Hationalbant un6 Prdfibent Gouts
BON Der Citizen Nationalbanf in Weatbs
erforb finb ii6eretngefommet, ben
Sarmerrt BON Barter County $1,000
8ufbel Saatmei5en au faufeu. Gin
profit mirb ni@t babel gen1a6t nnb
Bic Garrner perpfi9ten fi6, ben Wei>
seu am L. Musuft 1887 3uriid gu sablen.
= Die @ountDbriide BET Garmerss
billie brad auiammen, als Elm Wager,
in benz 8 Yerfonen iaBen, bariiber fubr.
9ie 90be betrug 40 SUB, troBbem
tpuroer. peber bic Yerfonen, nod bic
Pferbe f9per bertpunbet.
= Sn Montague Gountp bat man
Bia Watfon unb Smith 8rotpa eingez
fangen. 8eibe fteben unter Der &lage
bes pferbebiebftabls uno bes Morbes.
= Ser Garbise 2epis Mbite in
Waco purbe berbaftet, neil ct I'M
Sabre 1874 in Maribaa einer Wtorb
begangen baben foQ.
= Drei farbise Brebiger bat man
in SHERMAN Ing @efdngnib gebra9t,
neil iie in San alfDne 5euer angelest
baben iolen.
- Tarmer Sarret murbe an ben
@eber 8rafes an BET 8osque &oab BET
Waco BON atpei Msdnnern iiberfanen, bic
ibm SIG abnabmen. Sarret bate 8aunts
noble in ber Sta6t %Dertauft, fein @elb
aber beponirt.
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Gt,, alter Saraer fprt6t.

Str. 8. W. Norris, elm alter 8etpobner bon
&ome, Ga, fast, bab ct beftis on @ierenleiben
mebrere Sabre lang gu IeiOen bate unb ebeniO
brei Sabre lang an eczema. gu 3eiten tonnte
er gar nidt seben unb batte biel Seilmittel
erfolaloS beriuat, Bis er anfna electric gitterS
gu sebrauden uno feline Sdnbe unb GiBe. nit
8adlens arniea Salbe ein3ureiben. Diefe
8ebanbIuns beri9afte ibm grlei6teruna, unb
bebbalb empfieblt ct electric 8itters glen, bic
init Nierenleiben bebaftet iino, ober eines Slut.
reinigers bebiirfen. gu baben bel u. DreiB.
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Grgp6bnif6.-Sn einem frans
s6ni9en p~robinablatte finbet fib folgens
oes Snierat: Gin iunger Mann, Der
TN gegrihe 1T, f6 gu perbeiratbeu,
fu6t bic gefannti6oft zines 6arafters
bOllem unb erfabrenen 6err,t, tuel6er
i'm etanbe tpdre. ibn bon ieinem 8or>
iabe abaubrtngen."
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Sic bret barten T.

Gin fd6fi6er Mufiflebrer pfegte
fetner S9tilern na@febenoe &egel eirs
siiprdgen: p9ie 9auptia6e BET Der
Wfll1t ltab bic brei barten I, oarum
l1terten sic ft6 beionbers bas 9dmbo,
ben Satt urb ben 9pn!"
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gStr bebauptett 5unerfft1tltd tttb
fDuuett e8 befpetf&2,

oaB fein Sail BON 9pspepie ooer2ebers
eritarrung borf6mmt, ber ni6t alsbal5
our@ ben fpitematii@en @ebrau6 bon
g simmons 2tber Regulator
gelinbert unb aud b6Iig furirt tperben
tperber f6nnte. 1nb bies 1T our9aus
feline prablerei, ionbern cine bemieiene
Sbatia9e; besbalb: tper on berartigen
&ranfbeiten lei5et, Derfagt fi6 felbit ben
Segen ber @eiunbbeit, inbem er benz
&~egulator cine Probe berueigert. 9ers
felbe lit cine ~uertbboqe Mr5uei, uel6e
in 2dnbern, tpp 2eberi tarrbeit berrf6t
unb po bic Natur bic @ur3eln unb
&rduter CUR 9eilung flimatii6er &ranfs
beiten liefern, ibren groBen STUFF ertpors
ben bat.
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= Sn bic Sail BON @aeo bat man
elm 17idbriges Mdb6en eingefperrt. bas
ibre Mutter nit StrD9nin bergiftete.
Sie Mutter 1T gerettet morben. 9as
Mdb6en bat bas 8erbre9en eingeftan'
men unb ertldrt, baB es gef9ab, um
ibre @ltern ab3ubalten, 3eugniB gegen
ibren @eliebten ab3ulegen, Der fe ners
fiihrthQbe.
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= @ebrau6te 3Ongaline gegen einen
9tffal bon Neuralgie unb Der @rfolg
lieB ni6ts gu wiini6en iibrig. Seine
Wirtung mar better als bic aler iener
yfittel, mel6e i'd bisber in berartigen
Gdnen anpanote.
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= ungefdbr 5 Maeilen bon Sec Babe
entfernt fano man Die 2ei6e bes @eorz
ge Nnorems tObt am Wege liegen. St
batte a S6iIe oil fi9. Mit 5wei
jungen 2euttn 5uiammen bate man i'm
am Sage porber auf Der &eiie seieben.
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9emt5h : Gnalii6e gd1ule.

Das Winterbalbiabr BET nbigeu Nn>
ftalt miro am Mittpo9 ben 1. Sep
TENDER beginner. Mnmelbungen teuer
S@iiler beliebe man gu MAIDEN Bel benz
Director 9errn %. 8atbed, ober bel
9errn Sic. Sengg.
5. @roDs, Prdibent.
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- Trau 8alfe, 2puisbiQe, &p., bat
9r. Nuguf &6nig's hamburger Sros
pfen als 9ausmittel f6dben gelernt,
ba fte ibrem Monne bic ausgesei9net'
fen Sienffe geleiftet baben.
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@abl Mnseige.

Sir SteuersRpIIeftpr.
8ir frnb autoriiirt Germ 3. g. &amab
ais Ranbibat fir bas @mt beB Steuerfoaeftor8
bon Bexar @ountb in Der bebortebenben 10.
bemberpabI au5useisen.
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(Geaermanns,Saue 80. 2, Gbenue g.
Btsinn beg neren S9uliabres an,
Montag, B. 6. September. Nnmelbun=
gen nimmt entgegen Der l1nter5ei6nete.
Wilbelm S@umtrtb.
$50, 6mtl1mtp
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Advertising Bureau C0Spruce ST. where advertising
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: 9pparbs Selmib!e in 6oufton
1T in 8ranb geratben. Man f1r6tet,
baB bas gauge gtabliiement nieber=
BRENT.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" y. y. G. & IL r. r. r. Co. Lessoe.
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAMED HuDS IN RIVER,
AROUND FJOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AED THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY or rHE
on and after March 81. 1896 a2d.
at station follows:
All trains from station foot OF AZ St
A2d
Detroit and Chicago $50 m -6Oo 1910 p III. sleepers
Though.
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, v3v
- 90 ~ 10 p fn sleepera and drawing cars
Uuce and SYRACUSE, -930. IL % q m, 800 ~ p
Highland. pOkcopsle and Kingston. Z 10 $50 l2Ss M
800. BIO, 'l2 q r. M. and 900 for Kingston.
ssagertlos and Albany. '1iO % 80 li2o fn S5S 30"
cstsLhi I o. .o9o ll:25a mi s5s, -sloy.m.
Craus.Ous West Point, Cornwall and Newbnrg. 'Hiv
90 80. .lnlo tl26 800 tb. 10, 'l'ln p M, an1
20 90 m. for ,'r.ntons Coruw all aud No-0urg
For Montreal aud CsnHda Fast, 600 y.
Hamii .oG, London, '9BO 900, 1910 p M roronoN
$3.50 M, tuOO. $40 =. M ,., -.
Sunday. -
For okoA time tables paror sleeping car aceommols
tons. or Information. Apply at ohees; bioScyn. c n
ot Of Futcnst Now iors yy @ SlS .s;ioO sss sSi G se
West 42a and loot Of Js st. HoS gsr wss,sSrs ,..
depcos Orders can be loft at nSss, oniceS ,,,,r
$50 Broadway Gsusrai Passenger Agent