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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15

ATTENTION, EX-SOLDiEHS.

The first annual meeting Of the Black,
Hills Soldiers and Sailors association
will be held at ssturgis on July Sand 4
1888. All members of the association
are expected to be piesent, and those
who are entitled 10 membership but
have not vet been enrolled are especi-
ally urged TO present their names to
the secretary on or before the dates
named. The program and other par
ticulars regarding the reunion will be
published in due time. By ordcr Of
j. B. FA,RBASN.
G. w. PRATT, Chairman Tx. Com
Secretary.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15

q. A. R.
s1r.As A. srH!c,llAsp rasT, no III.
AZ Hot Springs meets every second and
Fourth Thursday OF the month. III Pos, room ov.r
rargo's Opera House Visiting comrades cnrdi-
ally invited. A. y S!hwAH1'
w. w. LA ELEIcnE, Commander.
Adiuant.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

A l,aslsct picnic will be given hy the
Coffee 1lat Sunday school at TIE grove
near tie fee Flat school house, on
Saturday, JUNE .;,rd 1858, to which
everybody with big appetites and big
full baskets are cordially invited.
iSTErnrN NInTrE. Sup't.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
gAMD BENEFIT BALL

4 benefit ball will be given in Dud-
ley's hall next "Wednesday evening.
june Goth, under the auspices Of the
Hct Springs String band. a cordial
;nyit:,tinn is extended To all.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
SOFT WATER sMlTHwlcKs.
SM1rnwIcKs, DAK., June 9ti

SM1THwIcKs, OAK, June 9TH.
To The STAR:
The citizens of the soft water belt
did not get very badly scared over the
false report of an Indian outbreak
probably because we did not get any
very '.scarey' news from the front. :.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
VOL. 3 NO 5.
by WILL Il. STANLEY.
EMPRESS 4. STAGE TYNE TABLE

Leaves Hot Springs at ;aor NJ. Arrives n. But
faio Gal, ut o'clock T. NJ. Leaves Buffalo Gap 1t
AN. Close connection with east and west trains
Fremont, Elkllorn s. Mo. Valley II. r.
Trains ronr west leave ... 800 a. NJ.
Trains y,in,, east leave .... 500 II. NJ.
For The East, Sourn AND NoRrH,
Clcne connections and hest accommodations.
Ew Anthony, Agent, Buffalo Gap, Oak.
W. r. FITCH. j. r. BUCHANAN.
oe,. MANAGER Gss. PASS Aotsr'
MISSOURI VALLEY. ia.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

This is the last notice that will be
given you. Unless Your taxes are paid
at once the collector will he AFTER You
with costs attached. The law viii be
enforced. A word to the WISE is su!ii-
cient W. p. PHlLLlrs,
County Treasurer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
plHEcToRY-

COUNTY CoMMIss.o NEEs--A \. Powell,
a. ~ Jones und Ed. stack.
DISTRICT TArTONNEY-fmtene u. Nnr.on
SuERlFF-Sam. y. Moses.
REl;lSRER OF DEEDs.-Kcnnet Narrs.
TREASURER.W II Philips.
ASSESSOR.--E. y. Chiiscn.
pROBATE JUD,;G.-W. H. stanley.
SUpT. PUN. .INSrRuv.-W. G: Thempson. =, -,
JUDGE FIRST JUDICIAL DIST.-lion. C. NJ
Thomas of Dcadwuud
CLERK OF cot H'r.--C. Y. SAWYER:
JUSTICES OF THE PE:.cE.W ~. Wond
Cascatc: j. S Jones. Hot Springs: James q
Duran, O..tichs; o. $. Irnry, Cascade
u. LAND OFFICE.
REGlSrER.--J. r. Whi'ssic bca!wooa.
NECEINER.- Jo!n !.aFahrc.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15
\. q. u. w.

MlNNEKAMTA LODGE.
Meets every lire. und ,hird Thursday Of the
month, III tine hall over F*ig"s Opera Hei's'.
Visiting members always welca.rs -
W. W. LATLE,cnE, II. w,
4 r. HARRIS, Recorder.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15

Highest market price in trade paid
for butter and eggs at l'avison's meat
~, n ,l.af
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

MARIETTA, GA,
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. rs. 1880.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25
TWO PRICES FOR THE SANE
GOODS.


One of the worst effects of the
nigh tariff system in this country is
that many of our over-protected
manufacturers sell their goods at
much less prices abroad than at.
home. Goods produced in the same
factory, by men who are paid the
fsame wages, and VINO keep the same
hours, are soldifor one price in the
UnitedStates and another and much
lower price in other countries.
This has been proven over and
over again, but no piece of evidence
is quite so direct and positive as that
contained in q letter to the Mail, of
Hagerstown, Md. The writer's are
A. j. Ladner s. Brother, who have
two stores, one at Eagle Pass, Tex
as, and the other at Peidras Negras,
just across the Rio Grande, in Mexi-
co. . a ,..,{ 4.
Their shovels for their Texas
store cost them, exclusive of freight,
about So dozen; for their Mexican
house, including freight, 1921 a
dozen. The discount on agate hard
ware is 35 per cent for their Texas
store and 60 per cent. far their
Mexican store. Disston's saws can
be bought for an additional 20 per
cent, discount, if for the Mexican
house, Every article" say the
Messrs. Ladner, "known to the
hardware trade, can be bought from
American manufacturers for export
cheaper than they can for home con-
sumption . saz,
This is not question of wages, or
of competition with pauper labor or
anything of the kind. A dozen
shovels are turned out at the Ames
factory, and the price of them de-
ponds not upon the wages paid
those who make them, not at all up
on their cost, but upon the place of
sale, The same identical dozen.
which the Ames Company can afford
to lay down on the Mexican side of
the Rio Grande for 1921, they want
Sc, exclusive of freight, if sold on
the Texas side, directly opposite.
The statement Of Ladner & Bro.
is direct and conclusive evidence
that the present high tariff on hard
ware does not benefit the wage
Garner one particle, but is maintain
ed tor the benefit of the manutac-
turer, who charges all he can to the
American consumer and puts the
money into his own pocket. Column
bus Enquirer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

There are a great many things
lost that are found again, and a
great many things that are lost and
never found. There are regulations
lost which cannot be regained; there
are hopes lost, which come not back
again; there are joys and friendships
lost which are never found. Every
man has at some time lost some
thing, which he would give the
world, if it were his, to recover. 1t
may have been but single pearl
from the thread of friendship, or a
mere hope OF his soul, but it was
previously dear to him, and life is sad
and dark without it. The smallest
things are oitentimes the dearest to
the heart of man, as for instance a
little home. What wonder, then,
that when they are lost, he would
give everything he had for their re-
covery.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

The match factory at Wheeling,
w. Va, has been paid by the match
trust to close down, in order that
the supply may be controlled. A
large numb r of workingmen are
thrown out Of employment. When
Mr.. Thurman goes to Wheeling the
last OF this month, he can point out
to the workingmen how trusts work
to their injury.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

William Lahey escaped from the
penitentiary at Auburn, N. ", by
cutting through 4 feet OF solid ma
sonry with knife, and then saving
through the roof 1t is pronounced
the most laborious escape ever made
from the institution. H
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

1T is so sudden, Mr.. Peduncle, +"
said the young lady softly; "give
me time to think of it."
Certainly replied the business
like commercial traveller; ''I'll be
around again in thirty days"
Il only wanted a moment, Har-
ry," she said, sweetly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

A Boston barber declares in his
business card that he is "a first-class
tonsorial artist, facial operator,
Uranium manipulation and slayer Of
cOntiguments." And yet he mod
estly refrains from calling himself
professor. And in Boston, too,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

Meddlers are sure to hurt heir
own characters. Ifyou scrub other
peoples pigs you will soon need
scrubbing yourself.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

A Chicago man was sentenced to
twenty years Imprisonment the
ether day for stealing a pint bottle
Of whisky. If it had been a quart
bottle the unfortunate wretch would
probably have expiated his crime
ON the gallows.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25
a WONDERFUL SURGICAL FEAT.
From St. James Gazette

From st. James Gazette
\ startling advance in surgical
science has been made by Dir. Max
imilian Klein, a German military
surgeon. The particulars are given
by the professional journal, Mem
orabilten. A man accidentally cut
off his left great toe in the middle
of the first joint. The served piece
remained hanging to the foot, but
the connecting skin was scarcely
thicker than a thread. DIR Klein
sewed on the fragment, dressed it
with iodoform, and had the satisfac-
ton, in twenty-five days, of finding
the wound healed and the toe per-
fectly sound and flexible. Encour-
aged by the unexpected result in
this case, DIR. Klein was induced to
apply the same treatment again. A
recruit, in order to disable himself
and so escape from military service
deliberately cut off his fore finger
with an ak at the second joint. The
finger-end was lost, and could not
be found until half blue. Neverthe-
less DR.. Klein sewed it to the stump
and applied a bandage of iodotorm
gauze. As early as the second day it
was evident thot circulation Lad
been partially re-established
throughout the finger, and in SIX
weeks the man had not only left the
hospital, but was doing the very
rifle-drill which he had hoped to
shirk. The finger was, in fact, as
serviceable as it had ever been.
These stories read almost like 'ex-
tracts from the exploits OF Baron
Munchhausen. That they are
chronicled in Memorab;lien is, how
ever, evidence of their truth. En-
glish surgeons will not be so unwil-
ling to credit them as they would
have been in the days before the
discovery of the marvellous proper
ties of iodoform.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

Persimmons are ripening and the
crop is large and excellent. The
potato crop is also good, and pos
sums viii soon be fat and juicy.
With such living as this all who en-
JOY it will be better citizens. All I!
this is a goodly land, and no mis-
take.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

The executive committee of the
Ninth congressional district will
present banner, worth $3.50, to
the county that will roll up the
heaviest majority for Gambler at the
coming election, in proportion to
the number Of democratic voters in
that county.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

'What are you doing now?" in
quired one tramp of another when
they met in a country road.
Taking part in the political cam
paign," said the second tramp.
well, you are a sweet looking
politician. Do you make speech
es?"
''No; | travel from barbecue to
barbecue"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

There should be d new SGT II
commandments. All the oil ones
have been broken. % adm
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

THE good apples never hide their
light under a oushel. They are al
va IS in plain sight in the top of the
measure. a f4a *aTaw s4l
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-25

A CURIOUS phenomenon is report
ed at Dover, (Me.) ''Miss Wilson,
who boards at j. B. Chase's, stood
before dressing case on Saturday
night, arranged her hair, extinguish-
ed the light and retired. The next
morning she was considerably sur
prlsed to notice remarkably dis
tinct profile picture Of herself upon
the mirror before which she had
stood. The picture has been visit
ed by many, but no explanation has
been given yet"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-06
Nue Naar m -
l. G<al

Nlir 1T su Wtutbe, iogte ct. als
udren mir plbbIi6 u,itten In cine giG'
enbDrH'ffe Wopeae biaeinse 5aubert.
Nlles ringsum rauid6t uns funfelt, iingt
nnb tlinst BON Slid. Wfir 1T unenos
lid nobl, 10 leidt; .als f6nnte i'd fie'
gen unb Gemeinbeit oes 2e6en fit inns
meE bon ben 6liiseln ihtittelu. @s
III ein udrhenbaftes @lff!
So, &obsrt, entgeguete iie unb blieb
itebeu, utn i'm au5uld9eln uno ben
9trabl ieiner gusen su triaten i'd bin
iebr gltidlid.
Mber i@ erif!
llnb nun friiten fie nod Nrt 6er
2iebenben, ipel1es BON beiben bas
@liidli@ffe lei unb beenbigten ben iiisen
6treit NIT iiiBeren &aReu.
Sm 9intergrunbe BET S9lu6t bes
gam Der f6male, iaum iDabrnebmbare
pfao He'll anSuifeigeu. 4Die man ge.
ubbnIi1 bei bebeutenbeu Gertnotisun.
gen oes bo9gebirgs mabrnimmt, baB
bic 2oIfiteinmafen, tpel6e bic duBere
l1mmalung biloen, febr. idb, oft fent'
re6t tpaubartis eegen bas Siefanb. au
abifar3en, 10 mar es aud bier. Die
beiben batten Idnger als brei 5tunben
cine Gteigung au hbermiaben, our9
mel9e I'D. grabaus unb aid3af ihr Weg
binaufwanb, bur1 bunbert trObige unb
pittoreste leEsformens sbinbur6. 6tets
mar Der @luriba@ ibr 8egleitsr unb
aud ibr Wegweiier, benn ber pfab
NOR ofenbar uur iebr ielten bon 0fens
f9enflBen bstreten unb sing auf bem
barien Gefein oft san3 aus.
Inter tduien6 6@eraen flomr1en .fie
oufwdrts, Sbetla ftets npran, nit ber
6i9erbeit unb 69nelltraft elmer
Genie, ben 6reuub ba unb bort auf
cine ieltene Blume, auf eiaeu iiberras
fdenben Gur6bIid, auf cine bi3arre
Gruppiruus ber 6teintegeI asfmertiam
ma6eno. =
6ingeriFen BON benz &ei5 ibrer SGbn'
BELT uno ibres aunutbisen @eplaubers,
itanb Ct bann ipobl fill, um, in ieiner
6elisfeit BON einem pl0Bli&en gausen
anaefaBt, aus3urufeu:
4onn bas tuobl bauern2
4leinmttbiser! iGalt He. Gu@ bas
Slid mia sesIaubt. .iein. Ou baii iei'
men @lauben.
Ob bo9l Sd CLAUDE an bid.
G9mei1ler! Sebt bpd, e. min mir
selpiB peisma9eu, bab Ct alen grnffes
im 6iun bot, mir ba oben ireenomo
eiueH altar 81 erri6teu, tuie ber BE-
bauptuns bes suten pfarrers 5ufolge
bpr .3eiten Der Solba ober 9luoana
fol1e In biefen Bergen erri6tet moroen.
Iber nid3ts tpeiter bon Mptbologie unb
Giftioa, liebes 9era. ST Dieies Sgaes
Wirtli@teit ni1t poefe genug, b69fs
pOeiie2 2aB uns nur erit brobeu fein
auf meiner Glur:alm, ielig Derf9olleu
In Der tDuHoeriameu 8erseiniamfeit.
/ (}prtietuus foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-06
Muerlet.

- Mls vgafon @abDl4 in oem
9lei6namigen 5dauipiel bate .Gerr
Treberid Marbe seifern Mbenb
i'm Opernbaufe @elegenbeit, proben
Feines bramatii1ef 36nnens ab3uIegen.
Das Gtid. nel9es cine ergreifenbe
@pifobe aug Der groBen fran36lif6en
Geoolttion i6ilbert, iiammt aus benz
Grans6fi9en unb weiit neben aIen
66md1en aud alle 0or3iige oer frans
36fi9ea Dramen anf. Dabin 9eb0rt
namentli1 bic effsetoolle rWa@e", bic
Defenders in ben Netihltiilen uabre
9riumpbe feiert. Warne 1T pbne
Grnge Elm tpirtun9sooller bsbeuten6er
aiiniiler, Der fein 9ublieum gu baden
nerftebt. tper ibn aber nit Booth aud
nur in einem atbemsuse nennt.. Der Be-
merit baour1 nur, Dab ibm nod tein
2idt in Beaug auf oas g8efen tpabrer
e6auipielfuuf aufsegausen 1T. Cons
ifatirt tperben tnuB aaeroings, bab
Warbe bier in San Nntonio bebeutenb
mebr rgeaogen" bot, als gbtpin Booth.
= 9err paul Wagner iiberlanbte
uns freunbIidit eine Collection her BET
ibm ueu eingetrofenen yMnfi9ten bonn
9bein", bic 3u bem erliaunli9 billigen
preiIe bon so @ents bei ibm 3u babeu
finb. Die Mnfidten gemd1ren einen
bortreffi9en- ueberblid tiDer bic ges
iammte GbeiH &omantif, iotpie ferner
iiher 0ie Gin3efheifen hes nrnEen Nnf;nz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-06

Cine faum gfaubItde E
Shatiade beri9tet oas columbus
(Obio) SDurnal~. Qluf Der 2ittles
NdamisBabn tpurbe bot einiger 3eit
elm 9Ofomotibflbrer entIafIen, neil oie
bur9 Doftor @larf borgenommene I'm.
terfu9ung ergab. baB ct bolfdnbig
taub iuar. Ser Monn bebauptet. ouf
elmer in ber Gabrt besrifenel 9oiomos
tine tonne ct alles b6ren, aber i'm 2ims
rrler berfanb et getp6bnli6es @prehen
ni@t auf einen SUB gnifernung. Ser
@bgef.Bte lieB fid in ieinem Wobnort
Cincinnati dr3tli6 bsbanbeln, bod
obne @rfolg. 9ta6 GINGER 3eit
fanb er ii6 tpieber Bel gIarf
elm unb auBerte fi9 In Der fruberen
Weiie. Der SDetor bei6loB, Der 5a9e
auf Den @runb 3u seben nno ma6te nit
0em Mann 8erfu6e tpdbrenb berJohrt.
Gr fanb, baB berieIbe pollfomnaen tpobr
a:ipro9en bate urb mitten ilnter benz
Sonner ber rolIenben 2ocomotipe Wprte
periteben tonnte, Die 10 Ieife 5elpro6en
tuurben, baB he ieinert eigeneir Obre
entgingen. Der 2oeomotipfiibrer ipurbe
6arauf tpieber angefellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-06

gurrespoaaemz. 56uIenburq,
ben 4. Wdra, 1888. - Cine an Inter.
baltungen Deri6iebener Nrt reiebe Wode
TT btnter uns: Nm Mitttpo1 Mbenb
CAB bic New Orleans Juvenile Opera
Company" cine NoriteGung, obne baB
ielbige borber annoncirt roar; trobbem
bate li9 ein DerbdltniBm6Big sablrei.
9es Wubitsrium eingefunben unb tpurbe
bic Toritellung. beiitelt: "A Mascot"
iebr betfduig aufgenommen. gs tuar
pirtli9 erffaunli9 nit tpsl9er 8oleub.
unb fleine Wdo6en i'm aarteu Mlter
bon 9 bis II Sabren ii9 ibrer &olen
entleotgten, .uennglei9 man es miBbil.
ligen muB, baB Ginber gu etmas- Derar.
, tigem angebalten uerben.
Im barauf folgenben M5enbe tpar /:
dan Morris Sullivan's Mirror OF
Ireland" au ieben. Oas @ause Be.
itanb in einem 8or3eigen auf 0einwaub
gemalter 8iloer, bic ansiebsnbttsu
puntte Srlanbs baritslenb, nit aeIe.
gentli6 oa3wifben falIenben unter be,
@rltit befiuoli6en rattractions" Die
Bilber OF unb fit ii1 paren re6i
babf@ uno aeigten, ipel1 prahtDoIe
Scenerien Srlanb bietet, Eno tuie ae.
iegnet es bon Natur 1T, bod uaren 6ie
Gintrittspreife (75 gts.) auBer .allem
WerbdItnib gum @eb6tenen, 70 5aB F9
au Der auf ben folgenben Nbenb ange,
tinoigten 8oriteIung gauge auei pers
fonen eingefunben batten unb jelbiae
nattrli9 unterblieb.
Sonnabenos eri9ien, pie ansetan.
bi9t, "Will. L. Smiths Carnival Of
Fun Party" unb CAB Dor einem sien,:
| lid sablrei9 erf6ienenen publifum
ibre i'm @an3en re9t beifdlig aufge.
nommenen Borfelungen. 6lir beuts
Mbenb III tuieber Gin Ball angeiagt,
Das Wetter III felt Greitag Na9mittae
nieoer abf9euli9 = Norbminb mil
&esen.
SeuteMorsen nerunslhfte ein Jra@t.
| aug ettua p Weile 6ftli9 bon bier; 8
ooer 9 Cars" foaen fat gdm3li1 bemo.
lirt wOtoen fein, bod purbe, nit glus.
nabme zines tramp, tnel1er aIs bIin0e,
pehaeier reiife unb einige lei9te Ser,
lebungen erlitt. Niemanb be1h1biat.
Die 9erren Whler unb @liidsmanr
befinben fi9 als 8ertreter bes Gountp,
NheRors 9eilig bier UNI 2iiien bes fteu.
erbaren Gi9entbums auI3unebmen unt
ffatifiiI6s SabeIen anaufertisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-06
alnsbeit! almsbett!

Bel ben. gsbran9 bon Stilmitteln ioIlten
mir uns, pie in allen anHeren @a9en, bon ber
alu9teit leiten lafen. Die Mabnnna wirb
trosbem bon Saufenben in ben @tnb geiHla.
gen. Sebs nene 0uadfaIbsrei iiubet lire gn.
bdugsr, isber Or. eifeubart irssnb elmer trii.
esrif9tn S9ule feline 2SIpel. Sebsr @e6ieI
In ber 9anlbus 1ouleiter pirb = nsniaitens
cine 8eit lang = obne 8ebler sum 8ortrag se.
brnGt. nobel bic 2ei6 igldnbisen ben Ion an.
seben. Sn erfrsuIiGsm geesufab su ben bic.
len beniisen Gags in ben 8ldtiern anse,e,sten
8etriisereien febt Sofetters Nas en-.
bittera felt brei Sabr5ebnten aHssmsiu
beIiebt. anerfannt unD empfoblen bon aer;ten,
enooliirt bon Der @reife pieIfr ednoer, seiu9i
uno gefhdtt bon SnuaIiOsn aaiberau. % il
eruielenermaben etn Spetifitnm unb PrdSea.
tibmiitel seeen MalariaIsibsn. &roniide sn.
biseition, eunssnbei iGperoe ano geritcpfuus.
% ssbietet benz tlmF4greifen bon @teumatis.
Illus unb ReuraIsie Ginbalt, es it Elm frdfti.
tisenbes unb pirtlames 9arntreibniittef obne
GIsidsu. slers6fsn beiommt es febr gut.
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YeriHntt@.

Z. Serr y. S. Sr6blidaein bon @tobiIe, aIa.
bama, i4reibt: Sd berfeble ME, Or. sfiuss
yaenss Wlittel sesen Sdpiaofu9t@ su enpfsb.
len, ba t4 es ielbf sesen einen bartnadisen
s5au bon 8rou@itis un6 aatarrb ansenenbet
babe: es bat mir fofort Grleidternns ber.
itaift unb bot mid bann 70 sebeilt, bab i6
ieitoern teinen Gnfaa pieber sebabt babe. Sd
muB and nod betcnen, bnb Id aubor sablreias
anbere NitteI obne ben serinshen erfolg &C..
brau9te. uebrieens bat mir aud Der GebrauG
bon electric Gitters unb Or. &ings Neue Sc.
bsns'@illen iebr gut setban une i'd tann fie
beftens empfetlen.
Or. Rings neue Gutosduns s.sen S6tpinb.
iu@t, Sniten unb erfdltunsen mirb untsr Ga.
rantie berfauft.
Rrobe . Glaf6en sratis In ber spottbete BON
U. OreiA
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- Der Zines Demotrat~ in New
Orleans, Elm gut'bempfratii9es Blatt,
erbebt au9 fdou proteit aesen ole 9as
rif Bin bes 9errn Drills; er ma9i
ni6t BLOB geltenb, BOB. Die 3udersSns
buftrie bon 2ouifana bur@ bic 3erabs
iebuug bes ginsangss3olles auf 3ude,
idblimm gef6dbist weroen tuiirbe, ION
bern weiif aub barauf BIN, baB, tuenu
SaIS uuo 9ol3 auf bic Greilifte geieb,
iueroen. bic Sal3 SnSuitrie bes 5taa,
tes iebr beeintrd@tigt, lDenn hidt sdn3'
lid au Grunbe seri9tet merben, unb
Der eben erlt ii6 entIpideIube @ef6dfts.
sIpeig Der 9oI3 Sn5uftrie glei9falls
i1ner Ieiben tDilr6e.
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Siam ui6ts Ae6nfidjes MAIDEN.

Gin MONS 2iber &egul o.
tor, bereitet bon 5. 8. 3eiltu & Co..
gewinnt beitdnbig on 0eliebtbeit unb
III In iebem 6ausbalt, ber i'm prObirt
bat. unentbebrli@. Gein anberes Seil.
mittel fann ibn, 70 ipeit i6 tpeiB, ers
iebea. Set 20 Jabren als Nrat prots
tiairenb, bin i6 ME i'm 6tanbe getpeIen,
eine pegetabiliide MifAung auiammeas
auieben, peIfe pie Simmons 2iuers
Regulator, bic 2eber f6nea unb tpitts
lam in Gang 5u ieBen unb 3usleid bic
Werbauungs. unb 8lutbil6nngs Orr
game unterfiiiBen f6nnte (hatt He au
i9wd4en.) = 8. M. Winton, M. 9,
Weltinston, Nrf.
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esn ben lebten Snneu finh

= Sn ben lebten 5asen fnb Die
folgenben gef9dftli1en unb gemerbIiz
den uuternebmungen i'm Staats,5 Sc.
tretariat 3u Guiiin reglitrirt tporben
Die ''Austin Saniterium Company"
bic Ward County Irrigation Com
pany' Die ''Aransas City Harbor,
Channel and Dock Company" nit ei.
mem Stammfapital bon $4,000, 900 /;
bic Montgomery Mill and Lumber
Company, bic Alliance Exchange
and Cooperation Association of
Bowie" Wfontaeue 60. unb bic West
Texas Hotel Company" in San
Nntonio.
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Slln9lingena Mdnnern
mtrs
St6ere @eil.t,t9 9arnmttrt. q

pic fdredliden Bolsea Der suseubianben
@efdIedtsf9wa6e beruria4enb, poour1 Self
nne aorper ruiuirt perben, permanent ae.
betlt. Seraflopfeh, S9ddternbeit, Gamen.
abHub. @ebddtnibfdpdaye, gerIu}f Der @ner.
eis. abnsienns sesen @efeaI@aft uno MeIan.
9olie sriiubli9 furirt.
gerbetratbete Uadnntr, ober fold,e
bic fi4 perbeiratben tpolen, bic in fyoIae bor
5noiseletion in.ber Sasenb an @eiGIe1ts. nnt
MeIbenf@pd6e Ieiben, werben sriinbIi6 turirt
Seine WineraIien sinsegeben
Sunge Wdnner, bic ibre 3eit nit unf1bisen
9enten berfdpenbet unb fid baburh Rrant.
beiten bes 2opfes. Der saie, SeS SaIles, bel
9eber, ennsen, @insetseibe unb bes Maaens
3uaeaosen baben, iperben fGneu furirt. !
CAST eu9 nidt tnr@ falfdes e6amsefib
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