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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
Ruin Caused by Storm.

PABKERsBURe, w. Va, July H.
The storm of Monday night was the
most disastrous of many, which visit
ed this region during the past week,
and loss of property in the range of
twelve counties hereabouts, is esti-
mated at a quarter of a million dol
lars. A bridge worth $4,000 was
swept from its mooring. Yesterday all
day, immense quantities of wheat and
timber floated past in tangled mass.
Almost every farm IN the valley
has been swept clear of it's products.
The middle Island Tie Co., lost Al, 900
ties last night, valued at $13, 800. A
number of trestles and bridges on the
Columbus and Northern road, rum
ming into Palmer OH the Ohio side,
washed away, and travel is indefi n
itely suspended. The GAINESVILLE,
Ohio River road, just put into opera
ton, is badly washed out and it will
be several days before travel is re-
sumad
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
Why Did He Get Angry?

1t is stated that the unnaturalized
cemetery keeper acted very rudely
toward some ladies on a recent even
ing while they were attempting to en-
ter the cemetery in carriage. He
was not at his post and the gates were
closed. The ladies, one the wife of an
alderman, asked a man standing by
to open them, which he did, where
upon Mr.. Foreigner rushed up in a
towering rage and in the presence of
the ladies, delivered himself of his
anger in language more loud than po-
lite. The ladies were much light
ened and insulted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
The Elopers in Custody.

TOPEKA, KS, July 1.-THE Moore
Morton elopement continues to be the
great sensation of the day in this city.
The couple slept under the watchful
eye of an officer last night. Judge
Lau ghlin, Mr.. Morton's attorney, ar
rived from st. Louis at noon yester-
day, having come for the purpose of
securing the return of the guilty pair
to that city. The st. Louis officers
who went to jefferson City, for the re-
QUESTION for Moore, did not arrive I'M
til three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Gov. Martin was called ito Atchison
yesterday so nothing can be done until
his return in this direction. Morton,
refused to prosecute his wife, who
will probably be released from custo-
Gy. Moore and Mrs. Morton were
taken before Judge Guthrie yesterday
evening on a writ of habeas corpus.
At the request of Col. Laughlin, af-
fairs were left in status until 8 o'clock
Ghis morning, where a hearing on the
preliminary writ is now in progress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11

THE Uvalde News, ever loyal to the
interests of this city as the capital of
southwestern Texas, says concerning
the approaching fair:
"And now the San Antonio Fair as
ISOLATION has filed it's charter and Or
ganised for work. The incorporatOrs
and managers should do all possible
to make the fair q complete success,
and may feel assured that west Texas
is with them in the movement"
So long as San Antonio is true to
herself southwest Texas will not be
found untrue to her interests.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
No Walk-over for Grover.
orxr Xorlr Gum Dam


The Kansas City Times thinks cit
is probable that the Republicans will
gain somewhat on the tariff question
in Connecticut" This comes from
newspaper which hailed the issue of
tariff reduction with expressions of
ardor and delight unsurpassed by
those of any other tariff reformer in
the land. If such newspaper and of
so high a character as our Kansas
City friend now thinks that the demo
cracy is weaker on account of the new
issue in Connecticut, all notion of
walk-over this year had better be
abandoned. What works politically
in Connecticut is certain to be found
operating with more or Less effect in
New York and New Jersey, and with
results tending in the same direction.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11

viii Affect the Sugar.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Times
says the manufacturers and dealers in
cotton bagging have formed a combi-
nation for the purpose of controlling
the market, and putting up prices.
Although the association is not exact
ly in the nature of trust, it will in all
probability have much the same effect
that sugar has among the refineris.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
En- Route to What2

Martin Ludwig Rieschke, late of
San Antonio, is now in New York, en-
route for Germany, where he is to be
tried for murder. The officers claim
to have a clue to Louis Rieschke's
whereabouts and say that he will
shortly be arrested. Louis is the son
of Martin Ludwig Rieschke, and is
wanted for completely in the murder
for which the father is now being ex-
tradited.
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Notice to Gentlemen.

Now is the time to buy your summer
suits for the least money. Pants, $3.50;
fine English, French or German goods
in fast colors, from s. to $40. Fits
guaranteed. Full suits from SIS up
wards. The old reliable tailor, next
to Commerce street bridge.
6-23-tf VAL. LoRRA.
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The Lady Fooled Him.

It is stated that we'll known Irish
man of this city has been victimized
out of $1,000 by lady whom he had
befriended and who resided on Az
enue d. Endeavors are being made
to hush up this matter, but it is pro-
bable that it will be revealed in the
law courts, and Thereby hangs a
tale.n
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STATE NEWS.

lueIc has ocCh NCl. ouhuiy "Cdohci
in San Diego.
Austin's delegation to the conven-
ton is small.
A rain such as was needed has fall
len at Henrietta.
The colored people of Cuero have
organized a brass band.
DIR. w d. Kelly, an old resident of
Galveston, has just died.
Business: has been dull in Cuero,
but is gradually reviving.
A negro, IA miles from Atlanta, is
lynched for attempted outrage.
Carson county has organized with
Panhandle City as county seat.
The Summer normal It Bonham is
organized with membership of Is,
Galveston has 10000 bags of wool in
her market which she can not dispose
of.
During q severe storm on the eth, v
woman at Yoakum was killed ba
lightning.
Steady rain in Richmond for the
last ten days is greatly spelling the
crop prospects.
The Dallas Humane society is char
tered; it's object is the prevention Of
cruelty to animals.
The largest elevator in Texas was
on Monday completed in Fort Worth.
1t will hold 16O, 900 bushels of grain.
Fisher county has been visited by
fine rains. The farmers are jubilant
over the corn and cotton prospects.
Texarkana has succession of
storms; lightning plays the mischief,
strikes dwellings and Injuries one
woman.
The following poast-masters are APP
pointed for Texas: A. &. X. Hyne,
Bastrop; r. Mertz, Uvalde; l.. Perry,
Jefferson.
A large number of business renters
in Paris have formed committee to
find ways and means to be relieved
from present high rents.
The United States soldiers at Eagle
Pass were paid off on Saturday, and
the same night nine of them deserted,
and crossed over into Mexico.
The comptroller has letter from
the district clerk at Austin, explain
ing the great increase of expense of at
tached witnesses in felony cases.
Senior Cazeneuve and his bride, to
whom he was married by proxy some
time since, have arrived at Eagle
Pass and are living at the consulate.
Encarnacion Rosas, the Mexican
woman reported accidentally drowned
at the Helotes creek, it is now sup
posed was murdered by her husband.
A committee is appointed in Laredo
to see what encouragement the city
can offer the Laredo seminary to in
duce them to establish a school for
boys.
Mr.. Richard Burney, carrying S17OO
about his person, was met Is miles
east of Waco, near Mart, and robbed
by unknown parties of the entire
amount.
An ordinance eXempting the prop
erty of wooden mills, foundries and
other similar enterprises from taxa
ton for the term of ten years was
read for the first time yesterday in
Laredo.
A great many cattle have been held
about Floresville with view to ship
ping. There seemed to be some trouble
in getting the cars, and some parties
were compelled to take their cattle
back on the ranches.
State Superintendent Cooper has an
offer from w. B. Buford of Henderson,
of s., 800 salary for five years, and a
home of his own selection to take
charge of the city schools there. The
Prof. acknowledges the honor, but
says he is not at liberty to accept.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
Recorders Court.

Hernandez Herrera, suspicious char
acter, S25.
Rafael Domniguez, $40.
G. Russell, disorderly, SO.
Milo Watson, disorderly, $40.
Lottie Gibbs, vagrant, SIS.
Mrs. Favels, vagrant, SIS.
Jose Aredondo, drunk, S..
f. Adams, nuisance, SIS.
J. w. Wilkson, careless driving, SO
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More League Games.

The San Antonio Base Ball Club has
returned home and on the Is, IA, and
18th will play match games with
Houston at the grounds here. Gal
weston, Dallas, and New Orleans will
follow in series of games here, and
there will, doubtless, be keen contests
for supremacy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
Destruction Of Horses.

DANv1LLE, July 1.-THE large
training stable Of VIM. Rue burned
last night. Thirty-three head Of fine
trotters were consumed. Total loss,
$4,000. Some of the trotters were en-
tered in the Ohio and New York
rAceS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
The Daily Eight.
Office No. 4 East Commerce Street.
How Mr.. Rothenburg Received His
Money.

Mr.. G. L. ROthenburg, the editor OF
the New England Staten Zeitung,
46 Lagrange street, Boston, Mass,
last month, was the fortunate owner
of one-twentieth of ticket 40, $3.50, which
drew the third capital prize of $50, 900,
in the last drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery. He was averse to say
ing anything about the matter; but
the one remark that he did make,
was: II draw der prize and I got der
money. Now leef me lone. "-Bos-
ton Mass Record, June %.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
All Right Again.

The wash outs in the eastern section
of the Sunset railroad have been re-
paired and the mails are running
through and tickets are again being
issued for travel over that road.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11
Futile Filings at Foraker.

From the Wisconsin State Journal.
Never you mind-Foraker can hoe
his own row. The democratic jeers at
his failure to secure a nomination at
Chicago, which he was striving with
all his might to get for Sherman, are
harmless. Foraker's name acts on
democrats like red rag on bull.
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Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10.-Indi-
cations for Texas for SO hours: Sta
tionary temperature, on the Gulf.
Warmer in the interior. Fair, varia-
BILE winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-11

Several people on both sides are
anxious to hold public Office, but
"one's afraid and the other daresn't."
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
AZ ISOLATED Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour OF
Going to Press.
100000 Fire.

LUIsUv, CAL, June 1.-THE loss by
fire of Monday is now placed at $780,
600; insurance, $50. Seven-eights Of
the town was burned.
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glmertfantiae eaRtpafler.Rerler

Berien tperben aud in einigem De,
Glubmul6etn berborgebra1t, beren es
0uuberte neri9ie6ener 8attung in ben
Der. 5taaten giebt. Mm bdufig1ten
iebo9 1T oies bel ienen Mui9eln Der
S5aQ. bic in 8d9en angetrDffen tperben,
tDeI6e Goltffein9eseuben bur6i6neiben.
Die erite berartige perle pDn gr6Bes
rem Wertb mar bic bertlbmte ,Gronens
Perle." Sieielbe fpurbe i'm Sabre
1856 bur6 ben 56ubma9er Saniel
9OueQ bel patterion, Stem Seriep, i'm
gtotb groof gefanben, an beKen ufern
er Mui9eln iammelte. Dieie perIe
uuroe our4 bic betannten Diamantenz
bdnbler unb @oIof9miebe Siffanp &
60. gu Stem Oort fir $500 angefauft.
Der BOrfea fiibrte au einem f6rn,li9en
y perlenfieber" unb es tpuroen nun
Millionen bnn Nui9eln gefammeIt uno
eieIe Saufenb perleu, bon benen einige
feBr f96H tparen, gefunben. Cine bers
feIben, weIde fait 400 @ramm mog
unb biellei@t bic f66nfte perle mobers
tter 3eiten abgegeben baben fpiirbe,
tuurbe bur@ oas 2o6en Der Msui9el
serf6rt.
Seitbem bat man bas iptematilde
perIenfif6en tueitli@ Big Ohio ausges
bebnt; uno gu Mapnesbile, iopie un.
melt anberer pIdbe an 2ittle Waiami
Glniie bat man bereits i16ne perlen
angetrofen. gor allen aber ldBt fif
bies in neuefter 3eit bon punften in
3entudp, Sennefee unb Seras fasen.
go bat cine ein5ige Girma i'm bfli9en
SeTas gefunbene perlen gum Wertbe
BON $10O, 900 angetadft. .9ieie perlen
finb nur in ieltenen Gdlen gang runb,
trstel bieImebr uorberrI9enb in obaIer
o6er Gnopfform nit fla6sm @uden.
aber aud III faii isber bent6aren @efalt
beiipielsweiie Derienigen bon Gdfern,
Sii@en, 8ogelftigeIn unb berslei6en
mebr, auf.
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ent3iebea. Sn bieiigen miIitdril4en
Sreilen 1T mon iebt i9On feit iiberseugt
oappn, 6aB WtIbelm IL. mad leiner
Sbrenbeitelgung ni6ts giligeres au tbun
baben tDerbe, als feinen 9uienfreano
Waloerfee gum Gelbmari6an unb sum
9ta9folger Moltfe's 3u MAIDEN. Oies
iou tibrigens au6 Der Munf6 Moltfe's,
Der betangtli1 benz iunsen aufbrauien.
ben Sbroaerben nidt nllnher auaethan
1T, als glsmard, iein. Das Wibblatt
y Der Slob1, bradte iibrisens elm Bib.
oas allgsmeine Gntriiitung berporgerufen
pat. DAB oer Staatsanpalt ni6t Die
Bei1lagnabme angeorDnet bat, ober 9es
gen Die Serousgeber geri9tli6 norges
9angen 1T; f6eint bem Genner beuti6er
yreBperbdltnifie unerfldrli1. Das
Bib ifeat ben Rronprin5en bar, tpie er
bas S9nert in Oct 9anb uno bic Nrmee
binter fid, ben Sbron au ertlimmen
tu9t, aber iein franfer Batter speiit ibn
nit ben MDrten ab: vNo9 ni9t!"
Die Nerate beiieben barauf, oaB Rai-
fer Trieeri9 10 balb als nur tbunli9.
nod Wies6a6en abreiie, ba bic bieiige
f9arfe Mdraluft ieineu &ebIfopf su iebr
angreife. Ser 2ronprin3 bat bieier Sage
tpieoer einmal an ieinem alien Obrens
libel gelitten; es bat Ii1 tpieber Elm
@ustluB bemertli@ gema@t. profeKor
Ber8mann bebanbelt ibn; BON alien
anbern Ner3ten miG er ni1ts miKen,
unb oarin bat er &e6t. gr tennt ie.
Denfalls bas alte 6euti9e GprR@port
bon ben blelen Sunben, Die beg 6aien
Sob ftnh.
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Gin Veritimaunasn,t.tci.

8rau @bObe sbesIeb in @sterfOu, glat
eountb. Soma, er;ablt bic folsenbe bemertens.
ipertbe @ef9i9te, oereu 8abrbeit bon ben 8e.
tpobnern ienes Stdbtdens berbiirat fpirb sd
bin 7S Sabre alt unO bin lanse Sabre binfurd
BON Nierenleisen uab @elabmtbeit gepeinisi
Iorben. Sd mar f9liebIi9 nidt mebr In
StanSe, mid allein ausuflfibeu SEPT bin i'd
boutg frei bon allen Qeioeu unb S6msr;en unr
lam iosar meiae Slusarbeit gan, alletn Der.
ridten. Oas Deroaufe i9 ben electric 8ittsrs,
ipel5e mid bSais berilnst unb mid pom alIsr
frantbeit unb allen Sie9tbum befreit baben.
Wan berfuhe cine Slafde. Die tleine 8IaTdc
toltet 30 eents, Die srcse 81 unb 1T su baben in
ber apstbete ben u. Drsts.
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bemnod, uns BON linn nur 5dftmmer

pemna6 uns BON ibm aur ialimmer
Singe berfeben.
Dos 1T tpabr, berIebte ber 8raf, il,s
bem er fi6 tpieber ieBte. Galls &oberi
uOn oieiem b6nif6en S6uft, bem Sue>
renbolb, erfnbr, mas ct ME erfabren
iollte, f6nnte er fi6 benz Yfarrer gegen.
iiber Ieidt 5u elmer Sffenber5igfeit ber=
leiten Iahen, bic febr unaut6mmIid
wdre;; febr. 3par 1T einerleits auf
&oberts Stol3 auf bic @bre ieines
Wappens unb Wanlens at re6nen, aber
anbererfeits 1T elm iuneer, beiBblutiger
Mann in elmer berartigen Situation
i, gan3 unbere1enbar. ueberbies lit es
menf6li@e Nrt, bic Bere9tigung gum
Siinbigen aus ben 5iinoen Mnberer
ber3uleiten. so 1T es benn am Gnbe
gut, bob Der BFarrer ni9t anmeienb.-
W6re nur biefe beiQoie 8erbinbung
ni9t, In tpel1e &obert unb Mabame
init oem SperenbDlo unb Der Gore qe>
ratben finb. SD m66te fait fagen.
biefc Werbinbung fomrte mir unbeints
lid bor. Su tpeiBt, geit, i9 bin fein
Srdumer unb pbantaft, mar es ME,
aber aumeilen iiberl9Ii6 mid, idon In
friiberer 3eit, ettpas tpie Elm 8orseftibl,
oaB mir bon ieiten bieies Meibes, bon
Der Gore, elm anbeil brDbe. Sas aan3e
Wirrfal, 70 f9limm es aud ON unb fit
ii1 f@on fein mag, tpdre bod bienei9s
ter au f9li6ten, tpenn biefe suei Mtens
i9enL bet Stperenbol6 unb sic 2ore,
feineu Singer i'm 5piele bdtten.
Giderli6, grlau9t. Nber fe baben
ibre Oath oarin; barauf min i6 iebe
Wette eingeben, 0bglei@ i@ ni6t gu fas
gen ueiB, tpie.
yfa9 elmer paufe 6es Na6bsnteus
iagte Der @raf:
9as 0ins unb Serreben fiibrt au tpeis
ter ni6ts. Sd bente, mir baben uns
bie Sabe 70 flar gena6t, aIs bic gebos
tenen 6ilfsmittel MIR INNER erlaubsn.
SEPT banbelt es ftd) barum, einen ras
f9en @ntf6luB su faiIen; oena es muB
gebanbelt tuerben unb swar unbermeilt.
Was TT benn oeiu &atb, Bette
@ndbiger 0err, tpie blrfte i'd mid
unterifebeu, In elmer 10 befifaten Nnges
legsnbeit guer @naben aratben su
ipollen2
8ab, Noniens. Du biIt ionit ni6t
10 simperli6l 9tebel
glun benn, gndbiger Serr, i9 febe
bOraus, baB sic, tpie In allen unb ies
benr, 70 aud In bieier Sadie bic 9ebrrs
beOba@tet iuifen tpollen.
Gut geiagt, 9eit. Mfan fiebt, baB
bu elm alter unb setpiester 9errenbiener
bif. gs ift ielbfperitdnbli9, baB aller
gclat bermieben tperben ioll unb muB.
Sd m6@te bic perle ni9t bor bic Sdue,
baB beiBt, uneinen Namen ni9t Dor bas
publitum geDorfen ieben. - 8iellei9t
bient es 3ur Ibtiir3ung unierer 8era.
tbung. tpenn td bir fase, baB i9 mad
elmer Settle bin I6on banbelte, iobalb
td beinen leBten Brief erbielt. gieI.
lei9t entpfdngt &obert i9on nlorgen
ben Befebl, tuel9er i'm su ieinem @es
| giment einberuft. 9afielbe tpirb benz.
nd9ft Marf9orbre srbalten, um tpieSer
ins Gelb au riiden, unb ipenn er ni6t
bor fi9 felbt unb ber Welt au Shanbetl
meroen min, fann ct iridt a6sern, benz
8efebl iofort na65ufommen.
t6Oufetuns fOIst.)
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ssn Der @ruenuuua tes asrafeffI

Sn Der grueununs tes prefeiIor
@neiit gum 8eratber bes Sronprin1en
bon preuBea in allen Grasen Der inne.
rem politit unb Der 8ermaltung bemerft
bic Gteif. 3tg.: oprof. @ueiii III bes
reits u Sabre alt. @r bat ieiner Belt
ben @rafen 6erbert 8ismard in bie
biplematif6e 9aufbabn eingefhbrt, unb
Der &ei9sfanSler bat wieberbolt in iei=
men Soireen berborgeboben. baB iein
Sobn 6erbert tDeIentli6 bieier @infiibs
rung beg prof. @neiit feine rai1e 3ars
riere perbaute. Gin. Bepunberer otr
@ielgewanotbeit @neift's mar insbeiOn.
bere Der &riegsminiiter @raf &oon.
Serielbe fiibrte betanutlid 1867 i'm
&ei@stag aus, bob Der Nbg. @neiit aaes
bemeifen t6nne, mas ct tpole."
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@iiiemsm

9err %. o. ..9iorsan, ein aaufmann in 9afe
gitb, 6Iortba, bate fiA cine beftise GrtdIiuns
;use3oser, bic bon einsm audlenben Sufen be-
eleitet mar unb gang ben ani@ein ber erten
S@pinbIudts Sbmptome borbot. er ber.
fu9te cine Tsuee fosenannter pcpuldrer gu.
.fenmebieinen, allein bas llsbeI berfdIimmsrte
ii9 bon Gag 3u Gage. CT magerte fi@tli4 ob,
bate atbembef f9perben unb fonnie ni9t mebr
f9Iafsn. S@lieblia bsrfu9te er Or. Rings
yHeue gntbednns eessn S4DinefuGt' nnb
babies Onteub 5lalden sebrau6f batte. bar
er boafdn6is aeIunb nnb bas rlebel fellte iib
aud Ipdter ni9t pieber eiA. Rein anberes
Tlittel tann cine fold Ianse 2ife bon seIunse,
men Suren ouipeiien, ipie Or. ainss pNeue
gntbedune sessn S9pinbfu6t~. Der grfolg
biefer Mebicin ipirb 9arantirt.
@robsFaf9en frti in ber apOibstt bon u.
Dretb,
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Neue 3epbYr Gtnsban,s, Snbta
GrtnHes, percals, 3aa3ibars, pt~
sues, eawns, gattiife, Nupeltp
GOrbs, idcttiiae 3epbYrs, Soil bu
Ncsa nnb anbere gum Wal&sn ses
eiSlaets Gatrifate tn srpber auss
waHl ultb gu seridiebenea gretiea+
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Spmlnerieioe bon seridtsbener
Qualttdt+
sfeue auswabl spn 8ddern+
ltnsweifelbaft bic beite auswabl
BON Damen< unb &tnber~ GAuben
Wfdnner~ u &naben>Sduben unb
Stiefelnppn Observation-Disclosures
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simmOns siser .ssesalatOr galpsr.


&eiienbe, tueIGe bic GIaf9en (bes
Gliiiiisen) gu serbre9en ftir9ten, tper>
ben bena6ridtiet, baB Sim m 8
9iber &egulators puIber,
bereitet 6ur@ ben MufguB elmer S9ees
taRe boil Wafier, (beiB ober talt), auf
einen Sbsel0ffel boG Yulper unb baB
Srinfen bes @emilbes, pber iene
QuaHtitdt bes pulbers in ben Munb
genOmmen, I'm lie 3u fauen unb bims
unter3ui6luden, bic Mirtung zines
miloen Oeifnunssmittels pbne 2eibs
i9neiben ober uebelfeit baben tpirb.
@ebt 9lbt, ben e9ten Simmons 2iper.
Regulator, bereitet bon S. $. 3eilin s
Co., 3u betomlnen.
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sudfens arusee.galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der BeIt fur S6uitte
Nueti@unseu, gef9piirt, 5ieber. uuh Saut,
Gusi6Ias, Gle@te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, srof.
beulea nnb ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt ga.
mprrboibeu ober Feine BeaabIuns. 86Ilige
Classification earantirt ober Sns gelb Dirb
auriiderfottet. 25 Gents bic 54a9teI BEL u
Grets
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gti&staism

Sptt5en. Syttsen!
auf bteiem 8elbe slansen wir
bltrd bte srGbte @uswabl unb bic
neueften Saden, bte je benz pubh~
fum sprgelest tpurben. Sprapn,
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= 1887 iuurbeu in Netu Oort 1917
Srldnberinnen perbaftet.

6err @ouarb Nsaaer, yaro. IL
@ome. Str, &o6eiter, %. g., mar bon
beftigen rbeumatiiden S6meraen am
geine befallen. Ser Gebrau9 BON
ct. Sotobs Del itelIte ibn uieber Der.
Gtinfsig 6euts bic 6Iai6e.
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g 56weriuiegenbe uria9e.
@orpuIenter 9.err eau einem
Meritaner): Sa9en sic, mein 0err:
1T es gefdbrlid. tpenn man 1i1 auf ei.
men Scorpion ieBtg
Merifaner: SIR sic getpiB
ni6t = b0@itens fir ben Scorpion!
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Siinelingeng Mdnllerll
wir5
Std)ere &eiltsis8 8atamtitt.

Die iaredli@en Eolsen Der Sugenbfanben,
@ef@le9tsf9paae bernrin9enb, ipoburd GsiR
unb &Orper ruinirt tuerben, permamemt &C.
beilt. peraflopfen, S@I9terubeit, Samen.
abFub. @ebddtniBi9ba6e, 8erIuf Der gner.
gle, abneisuus seeen @eieai@aft unb Nelan-
dJolie sriinbIi9 farirt.
8erbeirat6ete te 90 dnneI ober foId)t,
Die fid perbeiratben tpollen, bic In GoIse bon
SubtSeretion IN Der Saseub an Gei9ledtss nnb
0erbenfdpd9e Ieiben, frerben erinhIi9 iurirt
seine MineraIien eingegebeu
Sunse Mdnner, bic ibrs Belt nit anfdbigen
2euten berl@penbet unb fid babur9 4ranf-
heiten bes Hopfes. bet Rale, bes Salies, Der
eeber, 9ungen, @inseipeibe nnb bes Mlagens
3usesoser baben, tperben f9nea furirt.
East @ad niGt .bur9 falf9es SdamsefabI
abholten, fofprt
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in Sdn Mntonip aufgeptefe1t 1purbe.

@legante glppttdten in gdnbern
unb Jtiii&en.
Dte reueittt Sums gsilinss,
Searietta Sud-, Grepes, &9ber
Sud-, gballte einfarbis unb se>
muifert In allen mpbernen Saat~
ttruneen+
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@ambric IN Ueridtebenen 8reitea Ii.
pretient Sarbise Stidsreten ber
fetnifen @Orte.
@rOee auswotl BON Damen>
unterseug+
@aaifanbises saser sDn Danens
unb &tncerffriimpfen+
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lpaniide, @scurtal, 0utpure, @ban@
thy Sptsen III alien 8retten fir
ueberwurf pber 8eiab.

@eitidte Ginlabe
in petbem unb farbieem ptque,
Wfull, Sptb. yiatnippf. 0eitidter