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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-21
TAXES.
A WONDERFUL PUBLICATION.

The taxpayers of School District 40. =,
in in NV hands for collection School Tax for
iS Is, and ali taxpayers are hereby notified
to pay their respective taxes as above 70 the
undersigned, Treasurer OF School Dlsl aata
No. 4, within ninety. days from t ,ue, aa as
per Act No. 20, A. D., 1880, Laws OF the
State of Vermont
Dated at Bradford, this 9th day OF Now,
N. w. CUNNINGHAM, Treas.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-21
TAXES I

The taxpayers of the town OF Topsham
are hereby notified that have in my hands
for collection the Town and State School
Taxes for the year 1888, and all taxpayers
are hereby notified to pay. their respective
taxes as above to the undersigned treas
urer of the town of Topsham, within ninety
Dec. 10. 1881 as per Act No. 80, A. ID. 1880,
Laws of the State of Vermont.
Dated at Topsham, this LIST day OF Oct.
A. D.. 1888.
81 j. X. NOLAN, treasurer
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-21
Salt Rheum

With its intense itching, dry, hot skin, oft
en- broken into painful cracks, and the wat
cry pimples, often causes understandable
suffering. Hoods Sarsaparilla has wonder
blood and expels the humor, and the skin
hea 8 without scar. Send for book con-
tanning many statements of cures, to G. l.
HUod 4 Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-21
West NeWbury.

There will be Christmas tree at the
Union church Tuesday evening, Dec.
25th. All are invited.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
BROoKFIELD.

Sidney E. Hawley was elected Repre- sentative, 123 to l15; Cleveland 129, Har- rison IF; Morris 129, Bulkley 1l6; Sey- mour 127, Miles 119; Wildman 127, Cro- futt 1lS. Out of 26l voters, PAS voted.- Mrs Grigen has been with relatives in New York.-Wilson Pierce, Dr E. Pierce and Homer Jones were home to vote.- Miss Nellie Beckwith, now of Walling- ford, spent Sunday at her old home in Obtuse; the family will leave town this week.-Collection at St. Paul's, next Sun day, for the church building fund.-St. Paul's Guild will meet with Mrs John N Hawley, Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs Hor- ace Beers started for a three weeks trip to Michigan, Wednesday.-Mr Whit come has been for a week with relatives in North Haven. She intends to bring home her niece, Miss Lucy Bishop, to spend the Winter with her.-There is to be an auction of tools and household goods of Alfred Northrop, Thursday, if the weather is fair.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
HARRISON & MORTON THEY CARRY NEW YORK. INDI ANA AND WEST VIRGINIA
 IN DOUBT. Connecticut, California, New Jersey
 for Cleveland.
The Agony Over. Now to Business.

The most closely contested presidential election since the war has apparently re- suited in the election of Harrison and Morton, the Republican candidates, who fought the campaign on the issue of pro- tection. The returns come in slowly, but, Thursday morning, there seems little doubt of their success.
 New York is Republican by from 1000 to 10000, New York and it's suburbs giy- ingCleveland about 7Q, 900 majority which was overtopped by Republican votes the other side of Harlem river. Hugh J. Grant, the Tammany man, won the tri- angular fight for mayor of New York, receiving Gl, ,2S9 votes to II ,357 for Mayor Hewitt of the County Democracy and 40,250 for Erhardt, Republican. The Democrats reelected Gov David B. Hill.
 Connecticut is 376 Democratic; there is no popular choice for Governor, though Morris has the plurality. The Republican Legislature will give the of flee to Bulkely. The Democrats have elected two Congressman, W ilcox in the New Haven district. and Seymour in this, the 4th district, by 329 plurality. In this senatorial district, 18th, Crofutt has defeated Wildman; in the 18th, Lyman S. Catlin has defeated Hubbell; Maj D. M. Read carried Bridgeport; >McNeil has carried the Woodbury district, 20th Bartram q has defeated Beers in the New Milford district; in the Waterbury dis trict, 9th, Twitchell defeated Select man D. NJ. Mitchell of South Britain, 1879 to 3G35. The State Senate stands 17 Republicans to Democrats. The lower branch is Republican by about last yehr's figures.
 All the New England States but Con- nccticut went for Harrison and all the Mluulc oJdtcS pub bcHhNdics Ahh i"hu and New Jersey. Jersey was Cleve- land State by about 1000 majority. Al the South, except possibly West Virgin ia, is Democratic, as usual. At tho West, Indiana Is in doubt and claimed by both parties and California is Democrat ic, otherwise the Republicans were vic torious in that quaeter. It has been ; hotly contested fight and all hands hav' strained every nerve, but New York de cides the matter. Newtown Democrat find consolation in q majority of 399 fo Cleveland, the largest Democratic major ity ever given.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
BEDDING.

The election resulted in Republican victory by a larger majority than has been given to any candidate for the presidency since Lincoln. Harrison 194, Cleveland l32; Bulkley 193, Morris l33 :; Seymour l33, Miles 193; Crofut 196, Wildman 130; Representatives, s,-Seth Sanford 184, J. E. Miller l74, Democrat ic, Eugene Adams 147, J. B. Sanford 40. Norman, brother of Perry Andrews, who died in Brooklyn, last week, aged 73, was buried in the Umpawaug ceme- tery, Tuesday,-The Methodist parson- age barn is completed and adds much to the appearance of the church property. Patrick Green is digging the cellar for his new barn.-E. F. Shaw was elected judge of probate, Tuesday.-The vener- able John W. Sanford voted for Harr- son, Tuesday, having voted for his grandfather in 1S40; Mir Sanford is 90 years old.-For the first time ill the memory of the oldest inhabitant. the election was held in the Town House without a fire.-Sorry to say our friend George K got left election day.-One Prohibition and one labor vote, d gain of 100 per cent over four years ago.-Rev Mir Freeland of Stamford is expected to day.-The election passed off with the best of feeling between the two parties, a number went to Danbury in the even ing to get the returns. Thank fortune the agony is over aud people can find something else to talk about besides protection and free trade.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
WOODBURY.

The political parties here are all disap- poidted. The Republicans at the amount of their majority, the Democrats at theirs and the PIohibitionists because, after four years of effort, they had no more :: Harrison 245, Cleveland 1S5, Fisk 43 ]; Miles 2i6, Seymour, lS5; Tomlinson (for probate) 222, Huntington 215; McNeil (senator) 254, Skelley 165; Terrill (rep- resentatiye) r 220, Strong T 233, Ward d I57, Wheelerd q lS6, Strong p 36, Burton p 36. Local feuds had something to do with the vote on senator and representa- tives and the old rules of addition and subtraction were studiad with purpose. The look into futurity was far reaching and bets were made by the individual who had difficulty to control his own vote, that certain candidates would be defeated. The sore heads will be soon healed and all will be prepared to do bet ter at the next election. 1.-The world does mOye''-
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
WHITE HILLS.

The banks around the reservoir are be- ing widened and new road is to be made leading from the main road up to the res ervoir.-Misses Jennie and Carrie Curtis gave an Halloween party, which was enjoyed by all present.-Work is soon to commence on the new short cut road run ming from Oscar Hubbell's place back on Woodside and into Shelton. This will save the travel of long hill and the Lower White Hills people will appreciate it specially.-Capt Beardsley entertain ed his grandson and wife from Bridge port, this week.--Albert Beeman has another horse.-Rev Mir Lawson, wife and sister visited George W. Drew, this week. MT Lawson expects to move to Woodside, some time this month, and will occupy a part of the Johnson cot tage, where he will be glad to welcome his friends.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
EAST VILLAGE.

The church was opened on Sunday, but no service.-The cemetery association holds the same officers another year. Mir Sherwood is assisted about his butch ering, every two weeks. by parties from Ansonia.-Miss Sarah E. Beardsley vis- it's friends in Shelton.-W. s. Clarke and family spent Sunday out of town.-J w. Waterbury has taken vacation of few days.
 A. J. Beers is to furnish the stone for the railway culvert near W $. Bradley's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
EASTON.

the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. gives mo- tice that the water will be drawn out of Mill River reservoir for a few days, in order to make necessary repairs.
 w. F. Selleck is in Weston helping his nephew, $. K. Fancher.-Mrs Clark and daughter, Mrs Fairchild of Southbury, have visited Miss Maria Knapp.-Mrs Maria Knapp is sick.-C. W. Garfield of Springfield, Mass, made his mother q flying visit, this weelz.-Miss Nellie Be- Ian is on the sick list.-'Ihomas Fulford has visited in Bridgeport.--AIr Burr and daughter of Greenfield Hill and Mrs Sam uel Gregory and daughter of Tashlla vis- ited Mrs Lewis Edwards.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
AsPETUCK.

A number of the friends and neighb0rs of Misses Nettie and Agnes Bradley were
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
RoXBURY~

Cleveland 132, Harrison l19; Morris 132, Bulkeley 119; Seymour 13l, Miles 120; Isaac N. Bartram (for State senator) 13l. John w. Beers 120; Lyman P. Eastman Cor judge of probate) 40, Seth Warner 113; E. Mower (for Repre- sentative) 130, Myron Thomas d 12l.- Rev William Cooley has the misfortune, while driving over q rough road, last week, to have his carriage overturned, receiving a fracture of the collar bone.- Rev Coliis Potter of Stratford was in town, Monday.-Mrs Harris of New Ha- ven is with her sister, Mrs Wilsey.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09

from the Methodist church to the Sun day school convention to be held at Will limantie, Wednesday and Thursday, 21st and 22d.--Miss Jennie Shelton expects to return home in couple of weeks.-The funeral of Jacob Spagele was attended from his late residence, last week Friday, at 2 p m. He was AS years old.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
DIAMOND HILL REDDING)

Miss Mattie Boughton of Danbury, wis it's her father, B. $. Boughton.- K. V. Connor, former teacher, starts fo1 Ireland, Saturday, on the steamer Um- bria.-The school house has been under going improvemente.-W. W. Banks is plastering rooms in the second story ot his house.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
SAM HARRIS,
 a One Price Square Dealer, 1855 Main street,
 Danbury.

pleasantly entertained at their home. Friday afternoon. The painters have fin ished work on the outside of the M. E. church.-J. J. Foster visits Long Island and Saratoga on business.-Rev William Cogswell oddressed the congregation at Center street, Sunday. The pastor, Rev T. E. Gilbert, officiated at funeral at Flat Rock
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
Sam. Harris. T h e Great t Bargain

s Has just received over 2O0O New Suits ? Id Overcoats for Men and Boys wear that he will sell at Unheard of Low Prices. Boys Suits and Overcoats from $1 up; Mems All Wool Suits at S5. Think of itl from S5 up! Mems Oyercoats from $2 to $28. Bar gains in Ev.ry Department. D Lin en Collars all styles Ably at &c.,, four for 25c. The Best Value for the least Money in the state of Connecticut!
 4 Gall Solicited.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
soUTHBURY.

Dr Myron l.. Cooley 162, Jesse Kick ok q l26; Twitchell q 11S. D. Nj. Mitch ell 174; Homer Tomlinson r for judge of probate 103, Judge Huntington d l74 Harrison 119, Cleveland 142.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09
LONG HILL.

Mrs A..A. Hall was attacked by sud- den and violent sickness, Tuesday The T. $. N. E. met, Tuesday evening, with Miss Lottie Bennett.-W. F. Tousey is again i'll poor health. MT and Mrs c M. MT and Mas F. s. Shelton are delegates
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-09

Stripe check cloth. with cape and bell sleeves, al SC 90, Ss, and Slo.
 Ladies tailor-made Nevmarkets, plaits in front, gobelin, red, navy and green.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-23
TfafffdBe 5me@tieli9feit.

Sie yWeierseitung", Elm mdBig libes
rales 8latt, itellt bic &ne6tielisteit ses
tpiHer lntberifber Pdpflein tpie foIgt
an ben Stranger: y Die priuseifin Wils
helm Coon preuBer) ftebt NIT Der 8rd.
fin Walberiee, tn oeren Wohnung bic be-
fannie fromme 3onferena ftattgefnnben,
in einem beripanbtf6aftli9en BerbGlts
niB. graf Watberiee, Der @enerals
quartiermeiifer Der Qtrlnee unb mutbs
mabli9er Na6fOlser bes @rafen MoItte,
bot eine berwittmete Oeme gebeiratbet
bic als 5o6ter zines rei1en Nmerifas
ners, beg &entiers 9apib See in Nem
Dorf, friiber nit benz prin5en Griebri1
auguit bon s6leswig 3olitein pstbeis
ratbet unb bon bieieW 5ur Giiritin bDn
gtoer erboben tporoen mar. priua
Griebri6 war ber iiingere 8ruber bes
@roBbaters ber prinaeB WilbeIm, bic
5irftin BON Noer, iebige Grdfn WaI=
Seriee, 1T alfo ibre @roBtante.." .Sn
oieier barmloien Noti3 erblidt Der or,
tboooTe n&ei@sbote" einen ,4bgrunb
nieoriger @eIinnun9", ferner ben 3wed,
ben peblen, alten Giiritenitamm ber Mu.
guienburger berab3uieben." @eitbem
2utber Die 8auern an bic Jiirlten uub
Sumter nerrietb, lit bas lutberiIde pfafs
fentbun amar alemal Der berporragenb.
tie Srdger beutf9er gebientenbaftigteit
gemeien; nit elmer fol9en prObe berfeI.
ben, tpie ber yGei6sbote~ lie liefert, ins
Dem er in Der ebeli9en 8erbinbuns
eines Mugufenburgers nit elmer
ebrbaren Dame aus birgerli1em
9tamme eine p0erabieBung zines
eblen alten Giiritenitamn1es" erblidt
unb in BET rein tbatIddli1en
GrDdbnung biefes ourGaus ebrbareu
@erbdltnilles eiHen .Mbgrunb niebriger
8elinnung" entoedt, bat es fi1 unferes
WifieHs bisber nod ni6t beiubeIt. 2dBt
lid) Elm Jiirit baran geniigen, elm babies
Oubenb biirgerlidber Mdb9en su per=
fiibren uno au feinen Maitrefen su
MAIDEN, banH bat freili9 b.r vfromme"
pNei6sbote" 9li9ts 3u erinnern, ions
bern gr6blt unberOroHen iein 0oiian.
nab, porausgefebt. baB tonit oas no..
tbiee MaB bon Ortboborie porbanben
1T. Die proben lebren's!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-23

sung feiu, ,uenu i'd ona Der Nrbeit Ell.
nes anoeren Mannes bic gbre unb ben
yfuben aieben wiirbe, mdbrenb i'd po,
Der Seffentli@teit ertldre, baB bas Werf
bon mir geba@t unb berfaBt fei.
Sd fprede mid offen aus, bamit sic
toihen, iparum i6 Sbre Dieniis um feie
men Yreis annebnen fann. Sd boffe,
baB bic naben ge3iebunsem, ruei6e bis.
ber 5mifden uns befanben ba3en, nid6t
geft6rt tuerben. Sd tperbe mid freuer;
meun i'd Sic gliidltd iebe.
Sieier Briefme@ier mag Dor ber Welt
gebeim gebalteu tperoen, rpenn sic es 10
woaen. Sd berlanes bic @ebeimbaI.
tnng niGt; aber es fol ni6t meine
S9ulb iein, tpeun bic 9erbFentli9ung
notbpeuoig tuerben follte.
Snoem i9 meine 5eiten Mini9e fir
Sbr Slid uieberbole, aei1ne i'd, tpie
tmmer, Sbr tuohIgeftnnter
u. 6. @rant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-23
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Da tnollt' i9 ben 6errn 9ittmsiiter UNI
feine Da3pif9enfunft angebeu, muBte
aber frob fein, baB er mid blob mii
@orten unb uiGt nit GuBtritten aug
feinem Bor3immer iagte.
Nba, bas Grmsb6l3le!
@rlau9t, sic tbun mir unre9i, MIDI
ber NerbruB UNI baS lumpige 8eb6i1
trieb mid ba3u unt meipes gndoigsn
6errn @ube uub Gbre noillen Sag unt
unb Ra@t auf Der 2auer 3u Iiesen,
fonbern nleine alte Nnbdngli6teit an
bic. perion BON guer @neben, eine
Inbduslibfeit. bic i9 NIT S@mer3 he.
+, 3tDeifelt febe, benn, alter 3eiten Dens
ten6, glaabe i'd, fie miBte unter aden
llmitduben fiir eime bemdbrt gelten.
8eit, bu' biif elm alter 6errenbiener
uub foutef 6emnd6 lpiHen. baB bic
GroBen on ibnen eeleiifete Dienfe at9t
erinnert iein tuoIlen. 9lu@ fnb, CLAUDE
i9, bic beinigen rebIi6 beaabIt tporoen.
= Mber baben mir benn ni9ts Mi1ti.
ceres au tbun, als bic gmpTnbli9en sll
fpielen? 9ieb biz bod einaal mid an
Wer bdtte mebr Brunb, ob bieier gans
5en bdbli6eu 8eIdi@te ben @lei9mutb
su berlieren, id Dber bu3 @enug bauon
: Wle NOR es nit ber breitdgigen
8ergtolr. tpeIde &obert unb Wlaoame
alIein mitiammen unternabmens
Sd fab bic 6erri9aften am namli.
den Ytorgen, no mid 0er 6err Httt=
meiffer 10 barf9 bon fi@ gepieien, in
Der 8arfe ber Grau @rdfin iiber ben
See fabren. gs fiel mir duf, baB Fe
gang obne SienerI1aft tuaten, bod
glaubte i'd, He bdtten tiur eineu turaen
Nusfug D0r. Mnbern Saas iebo6 ers
ptubr i5 bur9 Ben aIten 9afeIoeder
Wilms, ber mir getreuli1 funbi9aftea
bali, oaB bic Gerrf1aften nod ni@t 3uz
rRdgefommen. Nu1 an briiten Sag
tamen he ni6t. Mln bierten Sag fam
mir pl6Bli@ gu GiHn, baB fi@ bic gn6s
oige Jrau I'm borigen CONNER broben
TN 0luritbdl9en, ,-tpeI1es bel unferem
bnmmen gauernbolt aIs Elm Ort, mo-
es ni9t gebeuer 1T, in 8erruf ftebt, bie
aerfalene 0iitte oes foseuannten gIus
riepriats gu 'ner 5ommerfrii1e bate
berri9ten Iaiien unb na9mals aud
DirtIi9 81 beribiebenen malen etli9e
Gage bieieIbe bewobnt batte. Mb,
Da9t i6, tpabri9einli9 finb bic Serrs
| t@often oabinauf gegangen, um bic
Uebauiung bes alten Wilberers
gum SempeI Der - Sfreun6fhQft ~
tpeiben.
8ebalte beine Wibe fiir bid, Belt.
sic finb ni9t mad meinem Gef9mad.
(6ortietuns foIgt.)
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9as buisarii9e Rabinet bat bes
i9lohen, bic Rote bes @hltans, in spelz
DER bic 9egentf@aft bes Yrin3en Gere
otnanb bon @Oburs fir uugeiebli1 Ct.
tldrt Diro, gang unb gar unbeaattportet
au lanen. Die Sruppen on ber thrift
iden Gren5e lper6en nit Weunition
peTeben. Die Glrifin @Ienlentine, bic
Mutter bes priu3eu, 1T i'm 9esriife,
Sophia gu bsrlafen unb nod Wien
auriidsutebren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-23
Il { M { 4 8.
geOman bon Sobaanes e6ers.
.Ifortistuns.l

lUuttieguug.I
gibe? 2ieber Neit, teine pbroien!
9u bait 0as i1on tpieber pergeiien.
Qai1en tpir iibrigens ben punft auf tuel=
den ou bauptid@li6 es abgeieben balt
nDrert nod gang aus benl Spiele, ur,,
einen anbereu ms Nuge au faHen, ber
mir Diel au benten CAB. qDie fam SO.
bert nit BEN perbamniten Qerl, nit
beu1 9merenbolb auiammens
Alles mas iG Daraber at ergatiern
bermO@te, bef9rdntt HG barauf, boB
BITE 6errf@afteu am Mebarbustag mad
@uggisborn eeritten iinb, lliil an benz
6irtenfeIf auf benz Seebooen am @ugs
gisbortl tbeil5uuebwen. nub boB
bet oieiem Geit aud Swereubolb an.
ipeienb mar.
DDrt oIic wurbe bieie getanntf6aft
eemaGt?
go oermutb i'd, fiber aber III,
bab brn ieuen Sasen an ber 6err 9itt.
llleifer 3u nerf9iebenen rnaIeu NIT
6uereuboIb 3plammen geben tpurbe
iillD bab Der lebtere gegenmdrtig bdufig
ins S@loB tontmt. -
Oas 1T feltiom unb t1 perbebIe bir
ui6t, beB Is mid bbdli@ beunrubist,
utn 10 uitbr, tuenn i9 bebente, baB mir
&obert gerabe bon Der 3eit an, in tpel6e
Deiuer Nugobe aufOlge feine 8etannts
idoft init 3merenbolD fdlIt, ME tpieber
sefhriebeit bat.
@ie, gndbiser 9err2
@eraoe BON isner 3eit an bIieben
Roberts 8riefe on mid aus. Wenn
Der S5urfe geploubert b1ttel
Mber tDel6en Grunb 3u elmer Solicit
fbnute Gin Menfdj Don fituf geiunben
6iuue1 bnben?
Mas ipeiB i9? GoI&en Gdufetn
ieten fi9 inau9maI bic tolIiten G@ruls
len ins @ebirn. Rod tann i'd s,uar
liiht baraH glauben, henn mas bdtfe Der
AeeBl6 bdmit errei9elt tppllen2 Mber
rnSgli& III es itnmerBlil. Belt, i'd
fartbte, tuirtoben lei9tfnnig gebanoeIt,
bab mir bel Der 3urtftunft bes 3erIs
uns Hi@t feiner ibfort entIebisteu, 70
ober 10.
Sebt d5er tpeiter i'm 9erte. Oein
Brief Nr. 2 eutbdlt einige gan3 tpunbers
Ii9e 4ugaben iiber bic atpil1en Robert
uns Nabame obmoIten6e ssreunbfGaft.
Greunbf9aft2 SD erloube mir unz
tertb&nie bic Bemertung, baB es i'm
2iebe beiBt:
Der BEG bon GrsnHblGaft Bis aur eiebe
Ulet1t etlier bluneurei@en Giur.
Det, Der DAB ma9te bid poetiId,.
30, apropos, in tpollte es i1oH friiber
idgeil, benn ber Spn beiner 8riefs
md9te mid 6arauf aufmert(am: bu
b1feit Robert unb Mabame.
6nfen2 SG2
Stu, feline ausFa6tel Sd tsnae
BID.
Run ia, unfsreiner iif au& iuur BON
Gleil@ unb Beiu unb bic bo6mhtbige
Wer01tung, ipel9e mir gaua obne@runb
Die frau @rdfiu Sci ieber @elegeubeit
be5eigte, mar ui9t ebeH gesignet, mir
yerebrung uHb anbdngIi@teit aeaen He
einjnf6ben. Der 6err 9fiftmeiifer
ieinerieits bat mid bel ciner fpecielIeu
WeranInBung, nbne irgenb elm 0erimuls
ben bDn rneiner Seite, mie eiuen
Dumb bebaubeIt. i1Ie6ter als einen
6uub.
2Die mar bas?
Sd glne eines Msoreens ins SGlob
uuD erbat mir Web6r BET bem 6erra
Wittmeiher. gs mar ri6tig, es
mar gerabe am ameiteE Sag mad
ben! 0irtenfeit auf Der MebarbusaIm.
Auo Wobert IieB bid ni@t por2
Oo@, uber uie! gs bonbelte li@ um
bos perbommte grmsb6I3le - tpeaeu
Dehen mir Der 0berrentmeilter, luahrs
i@einli6 bon bem Oberf6riter ange.
Riftet. teue SGtpieristeiten ma1te. Sd
.puybe berbinbert, Beiib bapon au er.
ereiien, angebIi6, neil iG i'm 8auf.
tontratt Elm Gcrmiebler borsefunben.
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Srmmerieibe BON serlAiebener
aualttdt+
Meue Auswabl BON Bddern4
ltnsweifelbaft bic teite Nuswabl
npn Damen> lnb &inber< Shmbem
Mdnner@ u &naben<Sduben unb
StiefelnDcn Observation-Disclosures
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Sn ben britif6en 2olonien auf
Der Snfel 8orneO III elm Nufitanb auss
gebro4en. Die papuas 3erf6rten bic
Stabt Satu unb ermorbeten pier gng.
ldnber. Dur9 biz Nntunft bes britt.
f9en Rriegsbampfers y3ambler" tpurbe
ein algemeines Wafiater Der Weiben
perbinbert.
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@legante glpeitGten in ganbern
unb &aiden.
Sic neueiftn Sums @eiltnss,
oenrietta Sud-, Grepes, apter
Sud-, Gballte einfarbts unb se<
lnaifert in allen mpbernen GAat~
ttrungen+
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= Selbit Spanisn 1T bieies Sabr
our4 beftiGe S9ueeitiirme beimseiu6t.
Sn Glib 9panien iinb Der GIRO uno
9uero'iiber ibre ufer getrsten unb bas
ben 9roBe Terbeerungen angeri6tet.
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eimmDns siser saeauIator ssulpe

@e.ienbe, wel@e bic JIai9en (bes
Jlafiigen) 5u ;erbre9en fiir9fen, lper,
ben bena9riGtiet, baB 9 i'm m II 9
giner s&egulator. puIber,
bereitet bur6 ben MufsuB elmer Sbees
tahe bon WaKer, (bsib ooer talt), aui
eiaen Sbtel6Kel pol pulper unb bof
3rinfen bes 8emif9es, ober iene
0uaatitdt bes. pulpers in ben WMnb
psnommen. um lie su fauen unb bin.
unteraufdluden, bic @irfung eines
milben OeHnuugsmitieIs obne Qeib.
idneiben pDer uebelfeit baben tpirb.
@ebi 4at, ben e6ten Simmons Qiuer.
Regulator, bereitet BON 5. 8. 3eilin &
Co., 3u betommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-23

gteue 3epbpr Gtnsbatns, Snbia
Grinfles, percals, 3anstburs, pi>
aues, eawns, 8attiite, gfOpelts
Grrbs, facttii@e 3epbprs, Soil bu
Nrrt nnb anbre gun, Wai6sn se>
eignttt Tabrifate In srpser aus,
UaH unb su perf@tebenen pretien4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-23

- Nuf bem 6. sSobresconpeut ber
californif6en WeiDbauer in San 6rans
cisco ipra6 u. u. Mrpab 0aras3tgD iiber
ben Weinbau in @aIifprnien unb err
tlarte, baB mad stpei Sabren @alifors
MEN $500, 1000 Galonea Wein probu.
ciren tperbe. 9as i'm Meinbau an9elegte
capital betrage menigifens $65, 600, 900.
yta@ ungef6br 3 Sabren iperbe Der gr.
trag bes Weinbaues ungefdbr tuie folst
iein.
1,Soo,Oo ssifen &oiinen au 50 $ 5000, 900
10000 Son. 5nfeltrauben su $50. 100000
$4,000, 900 @au. .8ein gu 20 gts 10000, 900
100000 @aa. 8ranbb gu s1.4o. 2,loO,0O
3ulamtien .......... SIG, 5000, 900
Ser Weinerport i'm Sabre 1882 be-
trng $500, 900 GaConen unb bat fi6 in
ben leBten 5 Sabren auf 6. .442, 900 @aIs
lOneu Dermebrt. @s ieien bilIigere
Jra6traten notbnen5is, bamit ber ca.
lifornif6e Wein i'm Often 10 billig mie
Bier gefauft iperoen f6nne. Gr oppos
nirte elmer &ebuction bes @infubrsolles
auf frem6e Wsine. Or. Wi[Iiam Waons
lobe, @ommifdr bonn Gaeramemto.9is
itritt, tuar u. u. ber Anfi1t, oaB gbis
neien uidt aum pfliifen ber Safeltrau.
ben angeiteQt tuerben loQten. neil fe
our9 ibre langeu Ginseradge! bic 3rous
ben bef9dbigen.
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- ADer's @berrps pectoral beFbt eins
briusli9e unb entf9iebene 9eiItrdfts:
bas benefit elm fortseiebter Gebrau9
befelben in allen SdIen BON grtGI.
tung, 6uiten, Rebls unb 2ungenleiben;
uno feline lin6ernbe unb trdftigenbe
WirfuHs seist fi@ unmittelbar.