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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
A MEXICAN SHOT.
A Woman and an Outraged Husband in
the Case.

A Woman and an Outraged Husband in
the Case.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, June 21.-Early this
morning Mexican named Goodman was
shot and seriously wounded by William
Day. about two miles south of town.
Doctor Dial was called to attend the
woun1ed man ard found that three buck
shot had struck him, one In the cheek, one
in the shoulder, breaking the collar bone,
and one in the side, making flesh wound
The history of the trouble, which culmlnat-
ed in the shooting is as follows: Last
December Goodman left his wife and
small children and ran away with
DAVIS wife. Goodman's wife and children
went to Louisiana where they have rela-
tons. Day received letter from his
wife some time ago, she was somewhere
in west Texas, and asking for money to
come home on, and stating, that she was
tired of living with Goodman. Day PAID
no attention to this appeal Last FRIDAY
Mrs. Day returned and was Ieinstated IN
the house she SO dishonored. She lives
upon Mr.. Parks farm, and near by lives
Mr.. Fletcher. Tuesday night Good
nhu reburueu anu SIOPpou oU
er's, and next day went to work
hoeing cotton for Fletcher. Wednesday
night before retiring Mrs. Fletcher dis
covered some one with gun. She went
to the door and recognize ed Day. Fletcher
called him but he made no answer, and
continued to walk around as if looking
for some one. Fletcher told him that
Goodman had not come yet and he went
away. Goodman came in later in the
night. Early next morning Fletcher took
him out a short distance from the
house and began to warn him TO leave the
country. While they were talking, the
report af a shotgun rang out, and Good
man fell to the ground. Looking up
Fletcher saw. Day standing short distance
off with his gun, and making no attempt
to conceal it. Goodman's wounds are
serious, though not fatal. One of the shot
touched Fletcher's face, but did not hurt
him,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
SORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.

Skin enGasly gone Flesh mass of disease. Leg
diminished ons-third In size. Condition hops-
less. Cured by the Clticura Remedies.
For three years was almost crippled with on
awfal s1re leg from my kles down TO my ankle
the skin was entirely gone, and the hssh was one
Yn1ss of disease. Some physicians pronounced II
incurable. It had diminished about third the
siz of the o her, ana was in HOPELESS condition
After irving all kinds of remedies and s2e1dlng
hundreds of dollars, from which / got no relief
VIVA ever | was persuaded to try your CUTCCHA
REMEDIES, and the result wa as follows AFTER
three days | noticed de ided change for the
batter and at the end of two months ! was COM
pletely cured My flesh was purifcj, and the bone
which had been exposed for over year. COY
sound. The flesh began to grow, aud to-day, anu
for nearly two years past, my leg IL as Wen a. a.
of the disease to he seen. r..
S. G. AHER 4, Dlbois, Dodge Co., Ga.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Marshall Matters.

Special Telegram TO the Statesman.
MARSHALL, June 21.-The organization
of military company in this city hal
been talked about for some time. roll
of forty-three has been obtained, and they
have perfected their organization by the
election of John W. Parks, president of
Eureka Nutlock company, formerly stock
claim agent of the Texas aud Pacific rail
way, as captain, with j. 7. Gray, @. 5
Lancaster and John Booth, lieutenants
They will begin drilling regularly and APP
ply to the state for arms, and will in time
take rank among the first in the military
companies of the state.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Out in the Country.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
McDADE, June 2O.-Prof. D. NJ. Lo
rance, formerly of Temple, and Miss
Rachel Golding, were married to-day at
the residence of the brides father, Mt. 1.
f. GoldiGg, about six miles from town.
AT the precinct convention of the farm-
er7, laborers and stock raisers on Satur-
day, ten delegates were selected to the
county convention. 1t was unanimously
agreed to favor seeking redress through
the democratic party, and to oppose the
organization of another party.
The corn crop is good and assured
Too much rain for cotton so far. There
There has never been so many vegetable:
raised in Bastrop county any year as this
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Syrup of Figs

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system when
bilious or oostive; to dispel headaches,
colds and fevers; to cure habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold in SO
cent and $1.OO bottles by all leading
druggists. Crosby's Union Depot
Drug Store, Austin, Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
The Bridge Case
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

DPUOIuI 10 0Iu D'IFVeI1IIt1I
DALLAS, June 21.-Judge Mccormick
to-day rendered his decision in the case OF
the Waco Bridge company VS.. G. Slaugh-
ter ct al, granting an injunction restrain
ing the defendants from further proceed
ings in the erection of the bridge across
the Brszos river. The injunction prayed
sfor in the same bill restraining the mayor
and city council from condemning parcel;
of com plantant's land for the purpose Of
opening Elm street, was refused.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Accident at Taylor.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

TAYLOR, June 2l.-This morning about
8 O'Clock while Mr.. A. 7. Bridges, forman
for j. &. Griffitts d Co., was unloading a
car of lumber in the yards there. the
switch engine ran into the cars of a sud.
den without any warning, knock
ing Mr.. Bridges off and
running over and breaking off his left leg
below the knee and otherwise bruisinS
him up. Doctor Doak was called in and
amputated the limb. Mr.. Bridges is a
quiet, inoffensive, hard working man with
large family to supportby his own labor
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Plenty of oil now will effect a saving
As rnle, farm implements and ID achinery
are neglected to certain extent. 1t is
better to oil too often than to omit doing
so at the proper time. The oil can is one
of the best friends the farmer has.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

1--WE do hereby certify that we 8
wise the arrangements for ali the Mo,
and semi-annual Drawings of the L 9
ana State Lottery Company, and in pi 2
manage and control the Drawings themselves
that the same are conducted with honesty, fab
and in good faith toward all parties, and we au
lie the Company to use this certificate,
fac-simles of our signatures attached, in its
vertlsements."
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Fine, dry dirt busted over stock is an
excellent preventative of the attacks of
lice. 1t is more efficient if tablespoon
full of insect powder be added to the
dirt.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Teams should be worked early in the
day and given plenty of time for rest at
noon, with nutritious food. By working
mostly in the early morning and in the af-
ternoOn they will escape the heat OF the
nOonday sun,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she ,;ave them Casto-is
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Terrible Suffering from Skin Diseases.

di5aasss of the akin and blood and have been
obliged to shun the public places by reason o. my
dlsdgurlng IN no-s Have had the best OF pnyrlo
Taiiat nntii / used the CuTIcURA REMEDIES, which
hay, cured m =, and left my skin as ciesr ana my
blood as pure az a chlls. I'D MAY BASS,
Olive Branch p. o. Miss.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
INTERNATIONAL SUIT
A Comprehensive Decision by Dis
trict Judge Townes.
No Forfeiture Of its Corporate
Existence, but Deprived of
Logger Exemption From
Taxation.

The following is the opinion of Judge
Townea in full in the case of the State vs..
the International Railroad company:
The state of Texas, In District Court of Travis
No. SiS3, VS.. county, T-xas.
l. q G. n. X. II. Co. November term, lSSS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

All fallen young fruit should be col
lected and destroyed in some manner, as
many insects will consequently be killed
by so doing. Q
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Its grand extraordinary drawings take q
semi. annually, Dune and December), an
Grand Single Number Drawings take plat
each of the other ten months in the year, ant
all drawn in public, at the Academy OF \
New Orleans, La.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

One pound of paris green to 300 Pouns..
OF dry land plaster is the proper ProFO
ton for application to potato vines.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACIlQl
J Over a Million Distributed.
Est
Louisiana State L ottery Comp "

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 fo'
cational ana Charitable purposes, end its
chise made a part of the present State Cor
ton in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vo
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Fodder corn may be drilled in durny
June, and it will be found one OF w
cheapest and most profitable crops on w
farm compared with its cost of produ'
ton and value as stock food.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Address registered letters to NEW ORLBAN
NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La.

REMEMBER J GENERALS 'as P BsssIss I
and Early, who are in charge of the drawings
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity, -
the chances are all equal, and that no one y
possibly divine what number will draw prlLss.
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATI001
AL BANKS of New Orleans, and the i .lcao-
are signed by the President of an Instiu".i
whose chartered rights are recognized ID r..
highest Courts; therefore, beware of any lniD
lions or anonymous schemes.I
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
From l45 Pounds to I72 Pounds.

have taken several bottles of CuTToURA RE
SOLVENT with all th9 results | could wish Tor.
About this time last year, when commencing us
pounds GEO. CAMPBELL, Washington, d, e.
Norg-The CUTfcuRA REsoLyESr ia beyond all
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever compounded.
CUTfcURA, the great Skin Cure, and CuTIcURA
Soar, an exquisite Skin Belutinar, externally and
CUTIoUaA REsoLvBNT, the new Blood Puriner, m
ternally, are a positive cure for every form OF
Skin and Blood Diseases, from Pimples to Scrotnla
Sold everywhere. Price, CUToUnA, 5Oc; soar,
pc; REsoIvBST, 800, Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., DO ton, Mass
gSy~ Send for SLOW to Cure Skin Diseases, 6i
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
&HOW my Back Aches!

DLDVjI Skin and Scalp preserved and beauti'
BA6I y fed by CUTICtRA INDICATED SOAR.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
In the Academy of Music New Orleans,
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1851
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000,
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
$40; Quarters S.; Tenths 81; Twentieths g.
LIST OF PRIZES.

For Club Rates, or any further information ls
sired, write legibly to the undersigned, clear
stating your residence, with State County, sire
and number More rapid return mail deliy
VIII be assured by your enclosing an enyelel'
bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orde q
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. eJ
rency by Express Cat our expense) sddree
to NJ. 4. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
or NJ A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D. C.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

HI Back Ache, Kidnsy Pains, and weakness,
TSAl soreness, Lameness, strains ana ram re,
9pleved in one minute by the Cuticura
fUT Anti Pain Plaster. The first and only
pain-killing Plaster. % cents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-03
@ue aag dn Bel
m

gtbt, oaB i'm Sabre 1886 u, ,403 Deut.
fdbe lbre 9eimatb berlafen baben uub
mad ben Ser. Gtaaten ausqeuauberi
1tnb, $50 gtngen na1 ganaba, 80 mad
Merito. 36 mad @eitiubien, 2O45 mad
graitlien, 637 nod Der argentinil@en
Nepublif, Is na6 peru, 2O6 mad CHI
le, 132 mad an6eren characterization
st sStaaten. 19l nod Nfrita, 116 mad
Nten uno 534 mad Muitralien. sSn ben
er1ten aebn NonGten bon 1887 fnb
9O,556 Seutf@e mad anberen 2duberu
ausgewanbert.
Weiter beiBt es in 6em Berid5t. baR
tnSenti9lanb cine Bemegung inn @anae
TT, bic Wrbeitsfiunben 3u rebuairen; in
man9en Werfitdtten finb bieielbeu Be-
reits bon II auf 10 9tunben bera6aes
tebt tporben. Ser 2obn tpirb ni6t an
Samtagen ausbesablt, um au perbiiten,
oaB Der Irbeiter ben gr6BteI She'll feis
tles Wo9enlobnes an Gonmtagen fiir
Tergniigungen ausgiebt.
Ser bielbeipro6ene 3ollberbanb suis
19ett Seutf9lanb unb Sefterreieb, faqt
@enerals s&ouiul Raine, 1T big iebt nod
nt9t 5u @tanbe gefomlnen. WlittIers
tpetle TT ber 9anoelsbertrag bonn %,
Wtai 1881 stpii9en bieien beiben 2dns
bern, tpeI9er nit benz Sabre 1887 ob,
gelaufen tpdre, biz gum 80. SUM- 1888
erneuert. (Balt. b. &orr.)
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cine gigarre berpor uno 1ebte fe in
Branb. geit, ber iebt tberSeugt mar,
beute nod elm bibi6es Gef@dft
gu MAIDEN, folgte feinem geiipiel. nabm
e6enfaus Blab un6 aiin6ete aud einen
@limmifengel alt.
60, fagte 3tperenbolb, bier oben
poltert Der alte aerl Der Sonnerfal,
tpeniger uugebeaerli9 als ba brunten,
unb ba iiBen ia mir 5tpei alten 6reunbe
gang briiberli1 beiiamn1en. Galfulire,
3 ilf bod elm bhbi9er 0rt, bic Donner>
flippe. 2dBt fi9, re9ne iG, begreifen,
baB linfere @orfabren, ipie ber dlte Grie.
bing bebauptet, bier ibrem @otte Oonar
Spfer batbra1ten = Menf9enopfer,
Greunb 8eit. Sebt, ba follen fie bon
Der Gltppe in ben f9auerli@en Ib5runb
binabgeffiir3t tpor6en iein. 6abe bic
NOtion, muBten bie armen Seufel gu
Mal, su Itomen aerf9mettert fein,
tpenrt He auf benz Booen bes Gei5els
anlangten. Waren bod f@nurrige
8urf6e, 'uniere 4ltborbern. bic 5erren
@ernianeit - tparet He ni1t? Mas
nieint SIR, Meiifer Ieit?
Mo baipelt Sbr btn, Smerenbolb?
Bas gebt mid 6as alte 2umpengefnbel
nit feinen G6ben an2 2aBt uns bers
ninftig fpre6en unb bon @efbdften.
W0bl, fpre9en mir bon @ef1dften.
= Mein @ei9dft Summer ems bahe
i6 gu6 Dorldufis er6ffnet. Wteiuefn
@ei6dft Summer 3ipei muB i9 cine
Grage boranf9ifen.
Was fiir cine 6rage2
Was ballet Sbr BON benz almd9tig
pl6bIi9ea Spb unieres bo6feligen @5ns
ners unb Greunbes, bes grafen Mepos
muts
9ieie Jrase mar gana slei9matbis
bingeworfen unb bod bertbrte iie ben
Witler b69ft unangenebm. Ct fling an,
au bereuett, NIT $merenbolb gu Der
Oonnerflippe beraufgeitiegen au iein.l
sSnbehen beI9iDi9tigte ct feline aufiteis
genbe unrube 3iemli9 l1neQ unb bers
febte m6gIi@if glei9giltig:
Mas follt' i1 8eiDnberes bapon bals
ten2 Der Graf war feiner bon ben eiing'
fen mebr unb Nerpeui6ldse iaKen ni6t
init fid fpaBen.
Etuerenbolb lieB feline Galteuaugen
fpdbenb bic san3e umgebuns Der 3ljp'
pc bur9laufen. Damn faste er:
ga, reGne, ba babt Sbr re9t. S9ldge
finb tiberbaupt ne intonbenable Sadie
unb, mas S@lims.ge iit, fie tommen
oft 70 unporbergeieben.
90 fpre@enb, nabn CT nit Der 2inten
bic Gigarre aus benz Wunbe un6 liiftete
nit ber &e@ten feinen Sut, als tpollte
ct iib biuter benz DIRE traben.
Mber pl6Blib bob ii6 feline 0anb ID.
Der empor, baltic iie sur Tauit uno
bieie fubr auf Belts gfaden berab nit
elmer @u6t, baB benz Mhller Der al!bem
abl9Happte unb ct pDrniiber unb bon
Der gant biuab 3u 8oben fiel.
(Gortfetuns foIst.)
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aEte mnh elm SansmttteI beid,affen
fetn2

Gin @raparat, oas .isefs ,ur aiuberuma
unb 9eilung con ict9en 2eiben beraelfeut III.
pel9en Mitslieber eipes Sausbaltes ami meijten
auSsefett. iinb, unD bas nidt nur anaebIidl
ba,u fdbis 1T, fonoern btefe feline Bir,famteit
Ianse Belt uno In iebem Sale beuieien Bat,
berbient fi6erlid, Elm 3uberIaffises Sausmtttel
eenannt gu tuerhen. Inter prdparaten nit
ebrenboler gsrsf isenbeit, bic bon Der grfab.
rnn9 un0 ber Santlion beS drstliden Stanbes
ais Der Beadtuns uno bes 8ertrauens bes
publifuvs ipertb btrbOrseboben iperben, befin.
bet ii6 &ofetterS Maaenbitters,
cine arinet bic badu bergefellt ipurbe, Dbs.
.5epiie, &erftopfuns unb Gallenleiben. bic brei
pdudgffen 2eioen, bon benen bas Wenf1en.
aefgledt gepIagt uirb. aus3urotten. Botani.
fden tlriprunes, iff Go ebenfo nirffam, bic rein
nnb eelunb. SO biift bel nerbofer nnrube unb
llntbdtisteii ber siisrsn unb iit iiir Solds, bic
su Rbeumatismus bir leigen, Elm S9utmitt,I
Ssbafs eraeueruns erf@laffen6sr ttraft, uno
nm aPpetit au berf@afen, fam man ii9 un.
beoin9t auf bajfeIbe berlaifen. 6ieber unb
faltes Jiebsr. Hbeumatismus unb S9pdde
weroen our6 bafel6e sebeilt.
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lGlecfric Niffera.

Dieles Seilmiitel iit 70 ipoblbetannt unb ic
popular 9epcroen, bab es taum nod bsfonSerer
Grip1bnuus bebarf. Nae, bic eS ismals &C.
brau9ten, fimmen nit Elm in iein Cob. Sine
reiaere Weoieiu siebt es ni3t, unb es piro @a-
rantie seleiftet, bab fie aaes leifst, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8itters beilt ale
2eioen bet 2ebsr unb Der 2ieren, es entferat
@eldDiire, NusldIas, SaltFub uno anbere
GoIeen nnreinen 8lutss. Gs trsibt baS Sra.
laria. Gieber aus Dem Sbiiem, beust bemielben
bor uno beilt es ieIbff in ben bartnddieiten
Gdllen. 50 eurirt 9opfi9mersen, 8lutanorans
mad benz &ople uno Misrane. 8erfude bas
@leetrir 8itiers SeiIuus wirb sarantirt, OOer
bas @elO Suridsejablt. Breis per Glaf9e 80
@enis un6 81 in Der Apotbete bon u. DretB.
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General 6pmSml Naime'S eSabress
8ericbt.


SIN Staats 9epartement i1t bieier
Sage Generals Goniul &aine's Sabres=
Beridt BON 8erlin einsetroffen unb uns
finb Mus3iige aus bemfelben bon Wafbs
ington augegangen. gDie INNER, III
Oberif &aine in ieinen 8eoba6tungen
febr grtnblib, In ieinen Wittbeilungen
febr ausflibrli6; ct 9ibt gel1aue Gins
5elnbeiten iiber beuti6e Staats6tonomie,
itber 9cnbeI, Snbuftrie, grbeiter Ors
ganiiationen, Nderbau, Musmanberumg,
Soil &egulationen, 5tatifiif &c. bes
/ oeuti6en 3ei6es, MnnicipaI GerpaI=
tungen unb al' bic enbloIen Mngele.
genbeiten, iiber melde bic 8unoess
resieruna Iusfumft perIangt, fno BON
Dem uraii6tigen 8eamten tn eingebens
Der, lei9t faBliGer Weiie bargelest. SIN
Sabre 1887, iagt Der Beri9t, tparen Die
inbuitriellen IerbdltnilIe Don 9eutl9s
lamb fat oieielben, tpie i'm porbergebers
ben Sabre, nur baB in Der lebtea 0dlfte
bic preiie berI6iebener Jabritate fties
gen; oieles Steigen ber Preiie bate Ell
men tpobltbuegben GinfiuB auf bic be.
treffeaben Snbuftrieatpeige, 4. .. gilem.,
Stabls unb 5ertil Gabrttation, ipie
au9 ouf bic 2ebers unb 3uder Snbus
itrie.
gbenfau5 mar elm Mufl9mung in ber
Gabritation bon ppraeaan, Garbeitofs
fen, papier, @las unD Wolmaarett be.
merfbar. Som Sabre 1880 Bis gum
September 1887 tia9ten ole probuairs
enben 2dnber 9roBe 9lnftrengungen,
ibte grportsG sGebiete aus3ubebnen; baB
bieie Bemabunsen ni6t obne grfolg
blie6ea, betpeiien bic bermebrten Nuss
fubren BON Deuti9lanb, Trantrei9 uno
ben Ser. @taaten.
Oie ungemiKen 3uitdnbe III europa
in 1886 Deruria9ten benz 9anbel uno
Der Snbuitrie groBe 8eunrubigungen,
tpelde fi6 aud nod i'm Sabre 1887
fiblbar ma9ten. Dies bate 3ur Solge,
bob Der 3insfuB In tomlner3ieaen Gelbs
Mnlagen abnabm, unb bieIe 2apitaliiten
es poraegen, ibr 8erm6gen in Mertbpas
pieren aa5ulegen, aud baB groBe Sums
men in 8antbduiern bra9 lagen, mas
iebr na6tbeilig auf neue @ef9dftsunter.
nebmuagen tpirtte.
syn 1886 unb 1887 hat teiu Qlus.
ffanb ban gebeutuua in 9eutld,Ianb
ifattaefunben, obmoill qebeime Drobus
aon6o fir iocioIiifiid5e Sheen meife
Greiie bet Beb6lterling bur1bringt.
Die Mebraafl Der glrbeiter RIaiien
idbeiut ihr Sell in fociaIiifiid1er Meform
unb @ooperotion Der 9(rbeifer un6 Mrs
beitaeber mad, benz Snffem Ser @enoi.
ieuId1afteu in ben AaubtsH Hnbuffriearnei.
oen All fud1en gs eriffiren oeoeutn6rs
tia 20 berortiae @eiperfihaften. Sic fida
aber bas oauae beut5d5e Reid, erftredeu !:
"a. bic iiber Bic @rensen zines Gtaotes
binaus perbreitet finb; 12, bic fi6 auf
einen Gtaot bef@rdufen. 62 Oraani,
lationen, bic 233,144 isabriten uub
Werten nit 8, 1O7, ,615 grbeitern reprds
ientiren; 48 gretutips8eb6rben, melde
oieleIben snnftiouen, tpie bielc Oreaniz
iationen babeu, bie entweber benz fais
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etmmpns aibcr 9scauIator gulper

gimmpns Siocr 8esulatpr= Rulner.
&eiienbe, tpel6e Die GIai6en (bes
Jlhffigen) all serbre9en fiir9ten, tpers
ben bena6ri@tigt, baB Sim mons
3iDer Regulator puIber,
bereitet burG ben MufguB elmer S6ees
tafe boll @ailer, (beib o0er fatty, auf
einen Sbeel6ffel bon pulber unb baB
Srinfen beg @emiides, ober iene
Quantitdt bes pulbers in ben Mun6
genommen, um ie au fauen unb bin.
unter5uf6luden, bic Wirfung eines
milben Seffnungsmiftels obme 2eibs
f6neiben ober uebelfeit baben tpirb..
@ebt Mdt, ben e9ten Simmons 2ibers
9egulator, bereitet bon S. $. .3eilin &
Co., 3u betommen.
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aseue 3epbsr @tnsbams, Snbta
Grtnfles, percals, 3dnstbars, pt<
aues, aawns, 8atttite, NppeltY
Grrbs, iaDttti&e 3epb9rs, SUil bu
NDrb unb anbere gum @aiasn se>
eignete Sabrtfate In grocer .Nuss
ipabl unb gu seriatebenen greiien4
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- Mit feinem bollen SiteI beiBt
Der gfa@folger &aiier WiIbeIms rssrie6s
rid Der Sritte". beutIder Raiier unb
&onig bon preuBen, Martsraf au Brans
oenburg, 8urggraf su Niirnberg, @raf au
0oben3olern, fouberdner unb oberfer
9eraog bonS@leRen tpie aud Der @rafs
i@aft @laB, @roBberaos bon gfieberrbein
unb pOien, 9ersos 3u Sa9ien, Wefs
pbalen unb @ngern, au ponmern, 2as
nsburg, 9olifein unb S9lespig, su
Magbeburg, Bremen, GeIbern, @lebe,
Salib Ru6 Berg, fotpie aud ber Wens
ben nno @afiuben, au @roHen, 2auens
burg, MedIenburs, 2anbsraf au 6els
len un6 Sbiiringen, Martsraf ber Obers
unb ytieberlauiib, Bring bon Ora,
MEN, GHrit gu &aeen, 3u OnfriesIanb,
gu paberborn unb pprmont. al 6aIs
beritabi, Munfer, Minben, Osnabrild,
5llbesbeim, au 8erben, @ammiu, ssuIs
ba, 9tafau unb M6rs, gefiirteter Graf
au 0enneberg, @raf Der Tfart unb
&abensbers, 5u 9obenitein, 3edlenburs
uno Slngen, Su Mansfelb, Siemarins
gen unb geringen, 9err su iSrantfurt. :"
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3euem 6 9tltntatttt.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS.
212 Ofs Commerce @traBe.

3eisen biermit benz publitum an.
BOB iie fur ben ausge3ei9netem unb
bier f6on ldngff getpiini9ten 5anbs
fein aus Gapette g,puntD
bic Isentur 'iibernommen baben. Sie.
ier Sanbitein, Der beifer tpie ieber ans
oere 6em Geuer un6 ben Witterungs=
einfiiihen tuiberfebt, eignet iib belons
bers fur @eitentpege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb beionbers fur 2ir6bofsars
beiten. Ct 1T benz Grant an Oauer
gleid, aber bebeuteub billiger. 6inters
laBt Cure Nuftrdge fiir alle eini9lagens
ben Nrbeiten BEL 3eoen & Mltmanu.
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Spntnterieibe BON seriatebener
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Meue answabl spn TdAern+
unsweifelbaft bte befte @uswabl
bon Damen< tnb &inber< GAuben
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