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STEAMBOATS,.

Special NOtice--FOr White River
mn Steamer CHICKASAw will arrive
Wednesday evening and leave THU RSDAY
NOON, Feb. 18th, All freight will he re-
ceived for her Wednesday, at foot Of Union
street. For general information apply to
ii. o. LUWE Il, Agent.
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7 HEREBY warn the public from trading or
J. huying certain notes made by me; one
due july L, 1855, and one for $40, due Sept.
%, 1885, u,ade payable to the order Of MRS
i. E. Wadsworth. The conditions for which
the above notes were given not being com
Piled with, l refuse to pay them, and here
MRS. A. J. RkENBY.
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Mississippi ana Tenneasee.-Fa
mail train leayss daily at AS Pm; ar
rivos at 9:45 s.m. Local freight leaves at
$40 an: arrives at $3.50 pm. Freight
trains Nos. 8 and 8 run tri.weekly. No.
Eridav
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Dufiy's European Hotel.
Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
QUO, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan,
81 per day.
.In.s ID In Nha HnNaI

LenRy roofs repaired by Hub Ell
a. Son, 70 and ~ Beale street.
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QAntOn'a Motel.

W. II. BINGHAM..........MA
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and looa-
tiOn nf rooma
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WhCan Tried Always Preferred.

milford, Jeweler, 29l Maio, su-
lOcits orders from the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-09
Solid Silverware at MulfOrd'p,

Get Ruuedge a LaEOmarsinO TO do
your Plumbing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-09

Old gold and silver taken as cash
at MulfOrd's.
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PenhAdY Hotel.

O. B. GALLOWAY a co. ......... Proportions
Rates--S2 so and IS per day, according to
size and location of rOom-Special
rataa mazda
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Monogram Bangles at MulfOrd's
Fine Watch repairing at MuIfOrd's.

Prompt attention 10 tin work or
ders by Rubsch a. Son. Telephone 50
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New GAyOsO.

HARRINGTON, STEWART & WHITE,
PROPRIErORs.
Rates, e. 90 10 "a per day, according 10 lOca
tion Of rooms.
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INSTRUMENTATION Report,

MENrHIs, TENN, February $, 1895.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Louisville, New Orleans and Texas R'y
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE.
IN Eject November p, 1855.
s1S-T MAIL. South / North.

; All MAIL. South. North.
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A Propo.nI on The Rnih

was sitting on a train about % leave
Richmond Virginia, for Petersburg, when
bridal party came on, and one q the
bridesmaids occupied the vacant seat By
my side. The coach was crowded, and hey
special escort could not find q sest. bua
coutented himself by standing In the aisle
at her side, convcrsing about the events Of
the day. Il became DARK and i closed the
book / had been reading and leaned my
head on the window, and closed my eyes,
simply 70 rest them. Nothing was farther
from my thoughts than 70 De an eavesdrop-
Per, but 50 I'm the event I proved 70 be . for In
the darkeued twilight the absorbed couple.
supposiug me 20 be asleep settled into
sslove's low tone" each word Of which
struck upon my car clear as a bell for IN
his earuestuess he leaned on the back Of
the seat I'm front of us his face, as you can
picture for yourself forming with tho
lRdy's ear and mine an equilateral trt
6ugle. u free America, and on a public
conveyance. / did not think It necessary 70
remind them Of my presence Presently
DE leaned closer and whispered you
mustazuoy by this time what my Etten-
tious TO you mean. May ] hope that may
claim you as miney"
After a little papse she said. Il am very
sorry, but I am afraid our paths through
life VIII have 20 diverge."
He eEpostulated OF courseE then. beavi
ing a deep sigh, walked away
The twilight deepeued, and I stiu rested
ny eyes After awhile the disconsolRts
lover returned and renewed his suit, say
ing; Il have spent fifteen wretched min
utes. Can sou give me no hopes'
Her voice iu the cleaning sounded Ike
music TO him, ! have no doubt, as she an
sweredi Il have been thinking over what
! told YOU No one knows what may be
IN the future, aud perhaps our paths may
converge
Just then the whistle blew for my sta
ton, and gathering mp my POSSESSIONS ]
/ was preparing TO depart, when be ex'
/ claimed ioyfully: "DO you- get VI heref
Allow me TO help You with these" And
with shining eyes he took my satchei and
! parcels and helped me OF, even Controk
ing himself 80 far as - low respectfully
I as ] left
4 ON looking back I coud sce the lady iu
my s-lt Jy the window, and the happy
. lover sitting by her SIDE The whistle
Z blew, tie tE-iu started aLd-tEe curtain
fp'l l-r u .r-rar's Nq.-arirfa
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Did you ever on n railway car observe
tire many bits of pasteHoar3 that are
thrust ont at the conductors. who hesitate
before they punch them and hand tEem
hack with an 6I- that seems 90 ~1y wen,
tits none Of my business. ." and move on 10
another, That's the "pu-s" and q
mighty useful thing it is where the heck
els are not redundant and the ways are
long Lecturers End ID - --pecia.-v and
Saae-uuS o,d aud. I am Sold, ruined IN
health lut -girlts-uuce told me one q
his exp. gIeuces that WIS very amusing.
He LaE passes ON all the railroads and
steam.oat- iu the west ae Thought, but
at one tf--- le 5--rL himself au short
ruuI uut Gown CI lis chart 80. uu w hich he
bad r1 --saat As -h- Goa. IEltnT came
alo.Z De took ala Lls passes from hls
porl-e. aud h-.d Lhau iu lis hand like q
decs or playing card Mr.. Conductor" /"
said De. $50 yoC play =-lhsos" ~ -
sometimes" -'Wel. wlaI should you
say u "a hand like taatr" IL should say
pass" and sake Vlt up his =aris ms the
conductor Easead la-ghiuEly along
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ITO b GoatRsUod'
Tho Cottnre nt Re1hnnr.

There was one house where Jesus went
very often-the cottage Of Mary and
Martha and Lazarus, at Bethany There
he lived not merely a social but a dome5
tic life-not merely q life OF society, but
life of home In that house, brotherhood
and sisterhood hloomed into such perfect
flower that it has been fragrant and beau
tiful to all generations. They were re.
Iigious people No doubt eHCh Of them
in solitude strove after and found the
brotherhood of God But we can vel
imagine that when they were together,
ii was their brotherhood and sisterho0d
that was most prominent And what dio
Jesus do fog them Silver and gold
like his deciplCS, he had none; bat such
as he had, isis own supreme consciousness,
such as he was. he gave To them One day
he told the anxious elder sister that there
was a u0etter part in life than the most
faithful work for the comfort OF brother
or sister He taught her his own lesson,
that man does not 1--we by bread alone,
but by every word that proCeedeth ont Of
the mouth Of God, his Father On an.
other day he allowed the household life &c
feel the shock OF death, and 70 be broken
In order that he might cal upon his Father
and their Father TO restore il by what
was like a new birth. And as the coming
OF a child into p household breaks open
its uarrUwuess to let in the broad thought
Of God. 50 the brot thcrhood and sisterhood
- of Bethany must nave been Teopeued and
filed with the consciousness Of sOushiT
and daughteT~hip, whenever that boy
man-youuC forever with something oi
perpetual youth of those who have passed
through the crave and come out in tn,
timeleSs life bey0ud-went about among
them Phillips BROOKS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-30

TIE fate yvEfoh het-u Nr Henry J. Ray
muua. apart fIuu the essential weakness
OF tie l-s..c ou which be stakci his sue
cess. - -8t Uncommon tB ueu sE0 euteT
Con -~s-s wi-s Eraut reputation already
attained 80 uIUch Is expected Uf them
that thriy efforts on the floor are almost
sure u Lall below the standard set up fuE
them by their hearers by natural rcao-
lion they receive, lu consequence, less
credit than is their due. Except In a few
marked instances the House has always
been led by men whose reputation has
been acquired Iu its service Entering uu-
heralded, free from The requirements
which expectation imposes a clever man
IS sure u receive more credit than e
really his due when be is 50 fortunate as
20 arrest the attention Of members in
his first speech Theucefurward, IL re be
discreet enough TO move slowly and mod
estly, he acquires a secure standing and
may reach the highest hOuors which the
House can confer James g. BlHine's
History.
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Says pawnbroker 10 the ''BystandeT''
of the Philadelphia News: "Nes, we come
across many peculiar phases Of life. A
man called about-siN months since and
banded me a watch worth At least S250,
asking me to let him have twenty-five
cents upon Il. looked al him in surprise
and then hastily ran over our list Of stolen
watches il was not mentioned there /
told him that I would give him far more
than twenty-five cents upon the watch
He said he wanted 80 more, and, noticing
my look OF surprise he said 70 me; 10
night accompany some friends 70 the
theatre. I know from previous expert
en-e that I viii become intoxicated, and I
win either lose or =cli ny Watch- / now
leave il sale ia yoUr hauls. r-Cei ing for
il tyvrutv-tiEp rrGIS. TO .uorruw l
viii pay vou twenty y-ei-ht ccsts ana get
ithack' Well sir, regularly every week.
or every rs,o uasSs, fhtt Esaa a-st-s me
aad leaves h.S watch .a uy care
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CHATTER ".
MARK HILTON SCENTS DANGER.


In that happy reunion neither Flo
nor Philip had thought to spend on
Herbert Archer. Their hands clasped,
for a space they were silent in their sur
prise, their eyes speaking. however, a
language more eloquent ClIan words.
is it a dream? Can it be? 1t seems
so wonderful" p" finally exclaimed Flo.
Dream, Pray Heaven, no. ejacu-
lated Philip Bathurst. 1t would be
cruelty indeed again to lose YOU, Flor
ence. after al NY. search
YoWr sc;oplf Have you searched
for me then, Philip" a pleased tender
light in nher eyes. d r ..agarE
Have I not, dearest? Adelaide and
Melbourne are well acquainted with the
name Of Granger by this time. NeY-
ertheless, failure pursued me"
"Ah,' she smiled ''if You had only
tried Sydney. But why the need Of
search, Philip? left word with Susan
to tell YOU all.''
Thereby hangs a tale. - laughed Phil
ip Bathurst, his heart light enough now
as he gaZed once more into the face of
his beloved. 'That very morning after
our last interview. a TELEGRAM sum
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sl,patn the white House.

We. Curtis, IN the Chicago Inter-Dceans
says: some people who have had the inn
preston that Miss Cleveland Is a prude OF
the ''prunes, prisms and persi1nmons' sort
are having Il erased from their minds and
the fact that she occasionally drsps into
current slang, rs Silas WeEz dropped into
poetry. is a matter Of common report
The other day a wife OF Western sena-
tor called at the White House, and, having
seen the Presidents sister only once, was
surprised and gratified at being addressed
by name Pm quite astOuished that you
should remember me- she said, and
hope you VIII continue to" "You may
count on that replied Mise Cleveland
81 never go back on my friends and the
Western senator's wife, not TO be outdOne,
answered: Gas my boys say, I am glad %
have caught on TO your friendship" Then
there was sensation
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-30
NOT wOmAS,s REASON.

/ wouldn't v0esF a Jersey.
10 show my figure thiR.
And let men see the most Of me
Nos horrid bones and skin.
wouldn't bang my rinzlets
Nor wear store hair 81 ailt
wouldnt choose say French -heeied shs-a
To make my feet look small
] wouldn't wear corset
To squeeze my lungs and waist
Obi would be from al things free
Only By nature Ersced.
! wouldn't think Of marriages
Fo helpat hozne I'd plan
In tsct, would bo-vsrY good
Because-I an nm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-30

A man, who signs himself A Poor
Clerk" advertises pleadingly in New
York, for the return of an
overcoat stolen from the billiard
room of the Fifth Avenue Hotel the other
day. The thief, if he reads the adver-
tisemont, VIII probably conclude that a
poor clerk who squsuders his muscular
tissue IN punching ivory halls around a
siSte slab wiil "a guccn cloth over il
should dispense with 1u oseTcuat aud
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Unappreciated Native ralent.

Fond Mother think Violet's vote
ought 20 be cultivated abroad"
Sensible Father.-'sAnywher would
emit mt, except at hOmeH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-30

FYUu have a natural ability foF acting
Green What ever kept you OF The
stage -
'sThe stage manager. GTid BitA
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Business it5ms. FRET tnserti0n lOc per line; each
subsequent Insertion Sc. per tine.
dministratars and Executor's Notices ---.. 4 -
e-LlLlol 1N--iets -
stray ana stnfllar Notices ltl
- Befoiu1i oHs OF proceeding Of any c07F0rEffo-
society. and fGricFed % call uffss
zion % Gg sarffeT Of fiifef indiuidtd rifrTssf
Hltsf Be pdia 70. as dfusTfislr1e-fs.
JOS PRTsTIr-G OF all kinds neatly Hnd eEpedit-
ousiy executed ct lowest prices Don't you forget
90. -
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Advertisir1g a R1ates.

The iarce ard reliable circulation o. the CaM-
BRIA 7EEEAS c0mmends 10 % ths favorable con
sideratisn Of advertiser whose f8TUrs wiz Be In
serted az the Following low rates:
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Circulation, I,eOO
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6. s.. Mnaer.

205 We 60 e,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr a~etpdbltes 2az
ger bon Sapeten, &Ouleaur,
GtIberrabmen unb 9eifen,
unb ferner neben 3eidnen>M aterialien
aler Nrt. Garben unb Nnitreis
der : M aterialien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemif4te
Sarben, bic beiten unb bi0igifen i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @araniie pers
fauft tperben. Sen # T. unb g , e.
g~eIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
si1lagenbe Mrtifel; tporin 9err Wfhler
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiten 6es Staas
tes bat. Muftrdee aus benz 2anbe mer=
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Oiersieidbrtee Grfahrnns elmer
alien @6rtertr.

Mrs. @inslpps soothing @Hrup mirb
bon elmer Ger beifen Doftprinnen unb ben
@arterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
fdrieten. ST uurbe felt 40 Sabren BON
WtiliDnen, bon Wittern unb Rtnbern nit
pie febIenbeua @rfOlse sebraudt, iOwObl
bon benz 6 Gage alten 8inbe, mie BON erz
wahienen Ginbern. st befeitist Sddrfe
i'm Masen, befreit bon DinbfOlic uno re-
aulirt bic @ebdrnae; er peridafft fir 9ius
Der unb Wsitter @ube unb @chlbeHuSen.
Wir sluuben, baB Der Snrup bas bette
unb fderite Mittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
uub DiarrbOe bel ainbsrn. sleidpiel Of
burd 3abneu peruriadt Ober bur& anbe=
re urjaden. Cine Mountaineering
wirb ieber 6lui&e beiseseben. SO If
teins ddt, tpenn nidt bus Tacfimile BON
Curtis u. Yerfins -auf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpadung entbalten if. Sn allen Mpu,
tbefen 5n baben, bic 6laide Is Gents.
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8a,,t &aobDd Mprb.

al. n.,-h..t.8~4;n. Munsrsosrhs;4 SO,
nv aysAsn Ss,,ssx.r,
~ Ues ~ e;",,r T;..s
Ssssas I'll yauyuI | oa;4.S g y,
xoya Tm "4n uasv gu sShas =
yaav. Saaa MN csma " ,,n,
S SasI I1.hsr.s'o,uo ala i y; b;e aIoae' RE
N osoesr hsrtfGe gninomsaelrte ERIN.
hen bof. Widbts meter III. ala cine eIenbe
Sntrio,le oeoen Sic Oemtiden unb beren
ESimfJns i'm Gtoofe Soma. MnfduoIih
m,irSe HE Momrid6f perbreitet. es iei
srsniefen hns her Niermirth Nhrens6nrf
6en tb6tIiden GhnR ouf 6ob6pf oboes
fe1ers bobe: iett ffeit fih 9ber bera,ps.
ho6 hprieI6e i'm Gfanbe lei. hen Nod,
meis ~ fiihren ho6 er M arr Qeit lea
MorSss a. midt In her MaRe bes Shot
ortss bsfono' SRI cine hnIbe stunbe
mn aem WnrSe min sr ettnasn mi, hens
isIhen erfabren baben. Mebrere 9,uaen
hohen heimmnrer Mhreushorf an iener
Seit n Ser Mohe ienes gtroksniiher.
ecmoes osfehen al hohem. onnere oooes
osn Sohsu hee;hiot ho6 h. u, herfeIhru
Seit mit linn in sinem melt Snpnn obue.
ieoenen GoInon oefe{fen bdtten. So
ifeht fid aIio Musiage unb Musiaae
imrof aeqeniiber uu6 es lit tlar, bab
cine Der beiben Darteien mifentli@
folfd idm6rt.
en,,n;s6eu bot mor in eonsos gitn
einSn @aIsm Momeus @ror6o nerboftet.
Ssr oIs,M anfomos uom her Shot nsr.
SSmt;c e,idisn meImer ;ehom. oIs mar
AZ ieinsr werboftumG fdreiien moIte.
Sn,,rins nsrsf,mn,,Sen M @ro,,So
hotts iMou friih,r NIT noSSod gtrsitia
is;ten iiSsr Observation-Disclosures nebohf
mn mou mite i'm o,,% an hsm morh.
Mhsnn mint mott nom gMounlohe Ses
hIut;aeu gyon,os oeishsn Srsi Soos
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9ie vSreie Nreffe fir Segas"
cat pon aleu- oettf6 8 terantfGet'
8ettttmsess Die sr5bte Mbonmettess'
sabt+
Nefprnnett amf bent @ebiete bes
Se{nniamertuefeta.

Ser Musf9uB beg Geprdfentantens
baufes au Wafbington. REDEEM ble8ors
beratbungen iber bic Snbianer.Mn ge
I~egenbeiien unb biesbe5isIiden Bills
augepieien tporben, bat benz 9aufe eine
Mn3abl bon Mmenbements au ben iebiz
gen @eieber pprgeidtagen, bic aud
fdmmtli9 BON bemfelben angenommen
pufben.
6ierna1 erbdlt ieBt Der Sefretdr bes
Snnern bic 8efugniB, iebe Snbtanerz
&eferpation-ie fei nun bur1 8ertrd.
ge, bur9 elm gonereBgeieb. ober einen
@rIaB bes prdfibenten gef6afen, unb
tpenn ibm bieielbe fir BEN Wderbau gez
eignet eri9eint = Derme6en au lafe1
unb bieie 2dnbereien in ein3elnen pare
aelIen ben Snbianern a~uautbeilen, penn
fie fi1 barum beper5en. 9iefe Der
tbeiIune fol mad folaenben @runbfds
Ben Dor fi9 geben: Sebes 6amilien=
Oberbaupt cine biertel Seftion, iebe
Iebige Yerion - einerIei OBJ mdnnIi4
pber rpeibli1-eine aHtel @eftion unb
ebenio iebes oerpaife 2inb unter IL
S.abren. Mne nbrigen 2inber follen ie
cine fed3ebntel Seftion 5~ugerieien be-
fommen. Das @efeb berbietet bic ue=
bertragbarteit iener 2dnoereien an an=
bere Yerionen fir ben 3eitraum BON
% Sabren. Ollie Snbaber Der 10 bers
fbeiIten 2dnbereien perbett ferner ben
@eieben BET betreFeuben etaaten unb
Serritorien unterfteat, un6 bieien lebs
terei1 tpirb es berboten, irgenb Del6e
@efebe 5u erlafen, burd tpel6e iene
Snbianer irgenotpie re9tli9 bef6rdnfi
ober beeintr ddtigt tper6en f6nnten. NQe
foIde feBbaffen Snbianer f0llen oIs
giirger Der Der. Staaten an9efeben
nerben urb es fol ihnert Der bole
Me1tsidub unb ole pripiIegien anbe'
rer Btrger Der 8ereinieten 6taaten au
She'll merbeu.
STE 8eifimmungen beg borffeben6er
@efebes follen feline Nnnenbung finoer
auf Die Stdmme Der @berofefen, @reefs,
gboctaps, GbieaiatDs, 5eminolen.
Ofages, Miamis unb Yenrias, fouit
Der Goes uub Gor i'm SnbianersSerri
toriun1, Der Gtdmme i'm duBerifen Nor:
ben 0es Stats Stem Dorf unb enblid
Der SiDur i'm 6taate Nebrasfa.
Sor allen Dingen aber beifimmt bas
@eieb, bob feline fpIde &eferbation auf'
gebober BARI, obne baB cine Maioritdi
0ller mdnnIi1en Bewobnet iber 81
Sabre ibre 3uffimmung 0a5u giebt.
Sa Der Sbeorie fno bieie geieBlider
Neuerut1ger unb Heformpldne gani
If66n, alein he fino 10 bielfa6 berflau.
fulirt, baB tie uobl taum bieI pratti
f9en Wertb baben tperben.
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Ism. 2BHtna & eobm.

l1nfere 0auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6Ieii9, unb UNI foldes frif@ uno
gut 3u erlangen, Tam man unm6gli6
einen 3uperldffgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Mm. 06fing & Sobn, No.
511 gpe. 6. 9ie 0erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e@nung ges
tragert unb in ibrem gtablifement eine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erridtet, wel6e olen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb gnt=
fernung f6dblider Sngrebien5en bes
6Ieif1es entfpri1t. Sic baben beftdn=
oig in ibren @iebbOfen einen sroBen
gorratb pon WaitDieb, aus peldem
rlur bas Bette fir ibre &unoen seudblt
rpirb. Wer reel bebient fein tuiQ, ber
beiu1e ben Marft, go. 81
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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California @eine.

3err s. 5 Meper, Wboleiale 6
&efaiIbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo plaaa,
1T Dor &ursem BON feiner pierten @ez
f1dftsreife nod @%alifornien auriidges
tebrt. Ct tanr iebt feline &unoen unb
Gamilien nit ben beften @orten BON
California; einen ut1b reinem Sraus
benz ranbp perieben. &einen @aiifor'
uia glaret uerfauft CT bic @allone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdlf9te Weine
fiu6 tets bel linn borrdtbig.
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Wenn gu 80 Deinem Npotbeter
gebif, am BON bemfelben cine Glaf9e
simmons 2fper Regulator
au faufen uno er bietet Dir na9gema@.
ten nit dbnli6 flinsenbem Namen an
unb fagt: nDns III biefelbe ober gerabe
10 gntls-bann frage i'm bod, tparum
CT Dir niGt bic d9te Nr3uei in peiBem
umfAIdge nit aufgebrudtem rotbem 8,
bereitet BON 8. 8. 3eilin & 60. giebt.
Den einaigen 3tped, ben f0l6e 9dnbler
babel ba6en f6nnerl, 1T Der, baB fie
bur6 ben Wesfauf zines tpoblfeilen imis
tirter MrtifeIs, Der Dir f6aoen mag,
ettua rs Gents berbienen.
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Die 3tpei peItbertbmten Miitel,
Dr. Nugut 26nigs hamburger 3ros
pfen uno 8rufttbee fino aus ben beis
lungbringenbffe fen Stofen unb BON pers
fonen 5ufammengeiebt, beuer bic sr0B=
ten grfabrungen als 9eilfinfler our
Seite fteben.
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Weue @aaren .Ofcme gSaarem

m@inbereIIa@ d =Store,
Ode SouftonftraBe & Npe. s.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella S6ub'
fore bat Die 6fli1en Mdrfte beiu9i
unb einer iiberrai1enb reie baltigen
@orratb BON S6uben fur 9amen uni
2inber, ionic fir 9erren einsefauft.
Die Waarert fiub por5isli@: oauerbaf1
unb iebr preispirbig. Seoe Gamilit
iollte es fi6 our 4ufgabe MAIDEN, is,ren
8ebarf an S9ub5eug i'm Ginbe:
relIa 5tore gu faufen. Nlfo Der:
geBt ni9t ben
CINDERELLA S~@ubsStore,
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Bur Mutis fir Werfi@erte.

0om l. Nopember 1886 an per6en
ale Jeuers @erfiderun9s policen nur
nod @~in3abIung Der prdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
5annie $. Glorian, &.W.2ap& Co.,
%. u. BonDnge, q. Mope,
Smith & &c., Jran3 glmenborj
81. u. Doung, Sbos. s. Braop,
Mgenten.
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= Damit Der @eiit sefunb Tel, muB
Der 2Drper geiunb fein. Wer an Ners
5auungsbei1merben leibet, tpeHen g!ut
fridge burd bic Moern aiebt, Der fam
meber fIar oenten, nod weiie banoeln.
Mper's pilen regen bic 2eber, ben Wias
gen unb bic @ebdrme CUR 8bdtisteit
an, Dffnen bic porerI, erneuen bas 8lut
unb bsreiten 10 benz @eiite cine geiunbe
Wohnung.
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q Atmma

q. 8. Tor & Co., $50. 26e Cont
MERGE : @traBe, petfaufen bic feinten
6err1z unb Damen : Wpbeuaaren, fos
tpie S9ube unb &leiber gu erftannli9
biligen preiien. I'm gefdligen 8eiu4
tpiro gebeten. 27,9 ,tuw6M
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- Die 11nterfu9ung beg franfen
8iebs in Dallas bat tattgefunben.
Cine Stub tpurbe gefdla6tet unb feeirt
unb man fanb, baB fe an Nusaebrung
aelitter bate, anbere finb NIT benz
GIimafieber bebaftet. Bon 2ungens
feu9e mar aber ni9ts au entbeden.
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= Cine farbige Grau in 9oufon,
bic ibren Mann entbedte, tpie er nit
elmer anbern Grau intim mar, bra9te
INN nit einem Rafrmefer mebrere
ednitte bei, bic feinen Sob berbeifhb.
rem miKen.