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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08

IA GEM of purest ray serene" is
slowed away in Springer's omnibus
bill for the admission Of Dakota as
one state. It is neither more nor less
than a proposition to give the women
the right to vote. This would seem
to be in harmony with the acts of the
legislatures Of Wyoming and Wash
ington territories and also of Dakota;
although in the latter case the heart
was pierced out of it by the ex'
governor.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
N STILL MORE.

The Toronto Mail says that last
year nearly six hundred families emf.
; grated to the United States from the
district covered by the American con-
fsulship at Toronto, and took with
them in cash and effects about $1,750.
900, and adds that tie exodus from
the dominion is a notorious and pain.
full fact, and that the only honest
course is to look the truth in the face
and cast about for some better remedy
than high taxation.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08

JOHN B1DLAKE is the name Of the
gentleman who, with Col. Ely, repre-
sented this Legislative district in our
territorial house Of assembly last
year. He is a merchant at Osna-
brook, in Cavalier county. W. oh;
served that his name is mentioned as
of a candidate for reelection, and as
we happened to make Mr.. Bidlake's
acquaintance last winter at the capital,
we desire 10 bear this testimony to the
reputation sustained by him as an
efficient, worthy and honest member,
and we feel confident that if the
gentleman is again candidate, his
county cannot do a better or wiser
thing than to show their appreciation
Of his merit for the position by giving
him the nomination and electing him.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
TIE ladies' leap Year Privilege"

TIE ladies' Leap Year Privilege"
took its origin ii the following man.
ners BY: anssncient act ofthe Scottish
Parliament, *passeda:about the year j
1928, it was ordained 'hat during the
reign Of her blessed majesty-Mar-
garrett every maiden lady Of both
high and low degree shall havelikerty
tosspeak to.the man she likes. II he
refuses to take her to be his wife, he
shall be mulct in the sum Of one hun
dred pounds or less, as his estate may
be, except and alwaysif he:can make
it appear that he. is betrothed to an
other woman, then he shall be free"
II was ! hard time for bachelors.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08

NJ learn something eeFsssyf day. The
Supreme Court Of tho Territory, among
many DECISIONS: BY it repdsred, declares that
III ! man endorses ! check By Eay Of identi-
6catioa only of the payse, he j. liable: ttksrs-
III. This ID new, to say the leass, and win
make ii more difficult fer parties unknown
ID banks to got money on checks. Il was
also decided that school teachers' warrants
could NOT 81 attached FOR debt. and thst one
;lfvfne ii the country can not send ms
lchildrsn to school il the city without pay
IpeYinx tuition-wbich n a right and just
ind Nh
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
In Essentials, Unity-1n Non
e Essentials, Liberty.

Z 0At4 AXO04 y
Il is very much to be regretted for
the cause of christianity and for the
sake of the revival Of religion now in
progress in our midst, that anything
should occur to disturb the serenity
of the occasion, and disclose a feeling
entirely at variance with; the spirit Of
the exercises that has heretcfofe char.
acterized the union! services and
meetings of the different religious
peoples of B%ottineau, and all good
citizens and christians must deplore
the exhibition of indiscretion, dis.
courtesy and bad taste on the part of
the speaker OF Monday evening last
in the introduction Of a text and a
discourse thereon, which was essential.
ly and peculiarly doctrinai,-involv.
ing the question Of baptism by sprink-
ling or immersion. H
! There are some who say that this
manifestation was an act Of malice
aforethought, and not, as cbaritably
claimed by others, Ignorance. W.
cannot be so uncomplimentary as to
accuse the former pastor Of the Bap.
fist church of Bottineau OF the latter.
That he knew better goes without say
ing, and.whether% he had any scheme
in the matter in the selection of such
a subject, we leave to- him and his
Maker.
" On the other hand, it is equally de.
plorable that the Presbyterian pastor
should have noticed it in the manner
he did. It certainly was not calcu'
lated to mitigate ehe feelings If the
Baptists, and it was not the: right
kind of oil to pour on the troubled
waters. II
It need not be said, though We say
it, that in order to accomplish good
in the reformation Of men and the
direction Of the people in the way
they should 60 r~eligiously, the pro.
feasors of religion, and especially the
teachers, should set q better example.
Then, and not till then, can you exg
pect a true, genuine, sincere and
thorough revival. Of religion: God
speed the day whenf meh shall learn
that il religious matters, 'that.religiopl
Is NEAREST Heaven which teachai
liberality id nor. essential thingss and
III essentials, unity. = &c
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
Land ONCE at Devils Lake, Dakota.

Notice is hereby given hat the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge, or in his absence the Clerk OF thu
District Court for Bottineau County, At Botti
ncau, Oak, on April l3, 1883, Wig: -.
JOHN e. WALKER,
d, s.. No.. 1885, for the sc u NV u, ne II sw ~
and lots 2 and 8, sec. 30, TIP. 16z, r. rs.
+. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ald cultiva
ton OF, said land, viz: William II. Gorrill
Norman A.. Stewart, John McLaren, Thomas
johnson, allof Bottineau, Bottineau county
d. T. HENRY w. LORD. Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
Land Once at Devils Lake, d, 9.a

Notice is hereby given that the follolfing-
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make hnal proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge, or In hfs absence the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court for Bottineau county, at Rottineau
d. T., on March 81, 1883, viz: -~
AUGUST II. LUSTIG,
p. S: No: 1924 for the n. Ms. E.H sec. u, and
MAS. W.. Il sec. q, T. 1871, r. Is.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and ~cultiva-
ton of said land, viz Euclid J. Hurt,
Joseph Coryell,. WARNER Welin, Caleb Gar
rison, all Of Bottineau, Bottineau Co., d. 7.
HY. w. LORD, register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
farmers COLUMN.

THE PIONEER is devoted TO the interests of
the people Of Bottinesu County and the Tur-
tie Mountain region, and Its aim will be to
present. the cause Of the farmer in his relation
to the county and state, and TO procure for
him . recognition Of his rights in every do.
partment Of industry. Though not Q farmer
ourselves, we shall nevertheless seek with al
our might to promote those interests that
distinguish our section and that shall digni.
fy n elevate the Agricultural class, thus
contributing to the happiness n prosperity
of the people.
We solicit correspondence on all such topics
as sha bring about such results. We have
an extensive and varied assortment Of agri.
cultural journals always on hle in our ONCE
ron whicn We will make such selections "a
Will aid them the most In the practical every
dav work of the farm
SUBSCRIPTION to the PIoN11R only S1.0o.
When in town call and see US and We will b
happy to make out = receipt.
Sustain your home paper.
Subscribe! Subscribe
Special interest tt farmers.
Clubbing arrangements can be made for any
Of the following M med agricultural Journals:
Dakota Rurallst, Pierre ,, T.
Dakota Farmer. Huron "
North Dakota Farmer jamestown"
N. w. Farmer and Breeder Fargo
Farmer 81. Paul MINI
Prairie Farmef - Chicago, III
Western Moline. III.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
:. NJ O. TIBBIIS,
COLLECTION4ndLOAN O K
Farm Loans a Speciality.

FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
Notices Of final proof must be paid for
before affidavit Of ppblieationvw be is
sued from this Office. =:
The charges are: For . single notice Of
anal proof, IS; consolidated notices, ,$4
each; contest and timber culture notices, s..
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
: MONTANA SHORT LINE. !.

When travelling every mi should ocrt
adsr we'll the questions Of economy
snnlbrt safety and speed. these questions
bstng ofthe same importance ina journey
IL N hour ~ in one of several days nA
IN examination of the map will oonvinse
sa9ons that this is the most direct poute
b and from Ill the principal points ID
: !: !:
Dakota and Montana. Our epuipmeut
and time are excellent Our rates arc
a. lowest, bat this hct is something
vhAeh speaks for itself. Definite figures
sd maps can be obtained by applying y
~ Agent Of the Company, or the Gs1r
esa Passenger Agent.
H following are a few of the Prino&p6
Q Points reached via this Line
O. C1ouD,' SAuK CENTRE, FEnaus FA1z4
Q.oozEos, 81; v1KoEsr HuEoHrF.os9
bAeoxKxR1DaE MINI. WATERrowx Ask
AB1S AIAAAACN0A l6s 3ASNy 1ANU011
4nAMD FoRKs, GRAFTON, Davis kAKn,
to711NnAU AND BuFoRD, DAKOTA; GLA$
pox, DAWES IF. BELKNAp) AssINNlBeIx4
Bnr7oN, GREAT FALLS, HMrA k16
Burn, MONTANA; WINNIPEG, MANEz01Astf
lp ALE .PAcIFIc COAST PoTNTs.
Parties seeking farms or business loon
tloas will hnd unusual opportunities fcf
both on this line in Northern Dakota and
Montana, also in Minnesota where tho
Company hes for sale at low prices and
q favorable terms 100000 acres Of go.
eellent farming, grasing and timber lands
For maps and other information addzsa1
!. BeoxvAIr1a, G. II. W4Rass, 8
60 81. PAUL, MINI. ~
4. NAIVE, W. s. ALEXANDER.
Ostl Aaasy1. esn'lTn@s xsaaes&
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
LUMBER MARKET.
.....,. '-" ~ s
(Cerrsetsd BY Je, Pinkerton.)

Brown paper. 8 cts, per 10. Tar ffsalt paper,
St cts. h. Carpet felt paper, 8 cts. per ID.
Stove coal $500 per ton, Blacksmith coal
90 a.. syA sAh and dsors = list pr1sss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-27

8on 3Iben5ertretem. Oie
gemeiene pOitmeilterin Srau 8aranpai
IN 8attonDa In ungarn gait einit aIs
bic f66aite Grau bes gsanaoer Romis
tats. Das 1T freilib idbon Iauge Der
nnb ieit bielen Sabren ntieb fie iebem
umgang. Sic fab nur ibre Dienabos
ten unb ibre 3biere, fir pel9' lsbtere
He cine auBergem6bnIi1e 8orliebe hegs
te. Oie pailion iollte ibr berbdngniBs
poa werben. sln iebem Morgen pflegs
te iie in ben Stall gu geben unb ibren
beiben 2aben nit SaI3 beiireutes Brob
au rei9en. 90 that he aud bor einigem
Saseu; bod bic Sbiere, bur@ irgenb
etpas gerei3t, itiir3ten briillenb auf Die
Grau, tparfen iie gu 8oben unb itampfs
ten tDiitbenb auf ibr berum. Mit
f6Derer WfIbe gelang es ben 2euten,
bic Nrme aus benz Stale su siebeu; lie
1T furdtbar berffiimmelt unb lpirb
faunt am Seben erbalten tperoen f6ns
men.
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aem burd cine bobe fpauii6e Wanb


uem bur9 cine bobe fpauif6e Wanb
obge5netgten befonberen Galnle ibr
Bett; oa am Geniter ibr 59reibtii9,
llntuelf Der 40rtentbtr tt1 ber Wtitte bes
3ll1lnlers elm berrli9er Steinipap, ,Jlas
gel, eitt 9o95eitsgei9ent Der Ghritin
Harola, Die oas toitbare Snitrnntent els
gems aus ytetp yorf berf9rieben batte,
llfil Daour9-fretltb nit geringer 9pff.
ilittlg OUT @rfolg-ben gifer ibrer rtlu.
llfalll@ ie1r beratIlagten 9ttbte etntgers
inaBen at3uregen; ba mar au9, am
arloerit Tenlfer, oas Stf99en nit Dem
Gl6ppelpoliter unb einer angefangenen
Arbeit, Die IN ben lebten Wonaten nur
ufil tpentge @entimeter pnrgeriidt mar.
Sm uebrigen NOR Der groBe 9aum
noU mt Wt6beltl unb @erdtbi9aften
aller Mrt tiberfalt. ueberau tparen
neDagltcbe tletne 2Sintel gebilbet,
HufllfgegenftdHbe aller Mrt lagen urts
per. gs mar ein eigentbitmlt9er
Wo1nrailrtt, bic Ueretrltgung aaes giits
beitli9en unb tcgenannten StDlDollen,
aber iiberaus anbeimelno unb bebagli9
lino IN Der daotllgen unoronung, IN
Der i@er5Daften gSllltiir Der @tntbeilung
lltlD Der 3ufdlltgen Jarben3liiammenftels
lung IN leiiler @efammtbeit bod bon
Dt0rnebner uno erfreulitber fianftlerif9er
WIftuag.
Nur ililgerti enti9loB fi9 bic GrdTn
! oa3u, oleies gematblt9e 3imnter. bas
ne als tbr etgentllbes Nei9 betra9tete,
5n oerlatlsit; bier ettpfing he baber
on1 Den 8ein9 Der intimeren Greurbe
oes 2aules. es Toilette tie immer eiae
gemtfe neberlpinbullg, tpenn Re gum
ooern Stod Ainaufflettern nuBte, tn
Dem tt9 Oie tuirtli9en Gmpfangss unb
@et@aftsrdume NIT benz boben, i@6nen
3atl5laal, Der bic gan5e Siefe bes
2auptgebduoss bon Der WilbelmfraBe
o1s Jun 4sarIe elaHa1m, oeTanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-27

Die
gSSdentli9e Jreie Yreiie fiir Ssras
eri9eiut
je0em DonMerGag
1lnb foitet
$3.50 fiir Nas Sabr uber @1.25 flir
6 Monate tn @uraasb sbesabluns.
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glectrie Bittere.

Diejes SeilnittteI iit fn boblbetannt unb 70
populdr seporben, bab Go faum nod befonoerer
Grpdbnuns bebarf. aIIe, bie es iemals ae.
braudten, ttirnnien nit Elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere Meoiein sisbt es nift, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie seleiitst, ba6 fie sllIes leifet, mas man
boa ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters beilt alle
2eiben oer 2eber unb ber Nieren, es entfernt
@ef6piire, Ausf6Ias, Gal3fue unb anbere
s5olsen unreinen 8Iufes. es treibt bas SRA.
Iaria, Gieber aus benz Sbitent beust bemfelben
bor nnb beiIt es ielbft in BEN bartnadiaifen
Galen. gs eurirt aoRffdmsrsen, 8lutanbrans
mad benz Ropfe nnb Misrdne. 9rfude baS
eleetrie 8itters! 9eilung wirb sarautirt. obsr
bas @eIb tnra6se;ablt. Rreis per GIaIde 80
Gents uab 81 in Der apotbefe bon U. Greib.
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SIT Ste eAutnoind,t uubeillar 2

:, @fan leis oaS 9adftebeabe: uSerr 6. S
MorrtS IN Nepart, 4rtaniaS, iast: sd lag
an 2ungen Nbieeilen fdtper barnieber, un6
mette Trsnnbe uno Die aerate ertldrten mid
tur unhetlbar fdninbfi9tig. Da fing i9 ON,
Or. aings neues S9pinbiu9tsniittel su ge,
brauden. SEPT babe i9 Die brittle 8Iafd)e unb
bin bereits I'M 9tanbe, Die arbeiten auf ,neiner
Garm tpieoer an iiberpa9en uilb aa beaufiid-
tisen: Sc 1T Die bette MeOisiu, bic es seben
fann!"
Seife Mibblenart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt
yBenn i9 nidt Dr. Sings nenes Sdpino.
ludts'S Seilmittel sebraud)t battc, ipare i'd fdbon
lan9e netnem 2nngenleiOen erIegen. Die Gerate
Ratten mid bsrsitS aufsessben. Sept bin i'd
BET beifem BotIfein." "
@robsFai6en frei iii ber apot6ete bon u,
9reib.
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s p t + { Il.
@erlimer Sfpman ppm asaal 2inba,t
[6ortfetuns.l

Das palais bes @rofen bon SIened
log tn ber MilbelmitraBe; binter benz
i@6uea 9aufe, bas aus BEN Dorigen
Jabrbun6ert ifammte, in Der @riinbers
3ett ober bon einem reidgetuDrbenen
B6rieniilanne ttt1tgebnut unb BON bies
fem, uQGbem er iein f9ueu ertuorbenes
Werin6gen ebenio fbnea ipieber berlpren
5atte, an ben Prdfbenteu be.fauft wors
ben mar, bebnte sidb elm nid6tiger paris
artiger @arieit bis gum Sbiergarten,
Der ourG eine bpbe maifibe Mauer a5ses
iperrt mar. Gin Deifihgeliger Sbormeg,
aus F0rfen, boben, gefpiben @iienffds
ben gsbilbet iltlO NIT einem amerifanis
f6eH GmnebperfdlDne, has elm gan3
tleiaer, fader. ausgesadter 69ldRel
oHnetes gei9lofen, fhbrte 3lr RDnigs
grdberltrabe. Oieier Musgaag tpurbe
sliir ielten benubt.
Das paus ielbtt beitatlD aus 5trei
Seiteneebd bduDeit. bic big 5ir 6lu1tlinte
oer MtIbeImifrnbe DorIprongen un6 ii.
Itell nieredigens Borbof re1ts uub lints
iIlldlirltell, illlo Dem Dauptquergebdn'
be, bas tt0 htHter 0ieiemBorbof erbDb.
in ben 6oitterr0ins Der Geitenges
bdnoe f6liefeil = biz allf ben @drtner,
oer MT 1einer 6antile IN einen1 fleinen
@ortenb bdus9en iuobate = bic DienHs
b0teil IinRs bonn gingang bic tDeiblis
den, bic 96@irl unb beren Gehilin, bic
beibell &ausnIdb9en uub Bic Ramnlere
3ofe ber @rdfin, bic bas i66nfte 3ims
nler, en- Der WilbeImitrabe, bate; ges
gemubef reGts bic nidnnIi6e Bebies
nlng; Der portier nit GamiIie nd9f
BEN @il1gaag, bann ber 2utI@er ltub
6talburid]e, bet 5tueite Siener, getu6bn.
ltd Der sYogee genanut, nno enblt9
Der G0nlmerbiensr bes @rofen, benz bic
eHtIpre1enb fd6nife Dieneritube mad
ber Gtrnbe 3u einserdumt mar. Die
beibeu 6enfter biefer Dieners uno ber
91mnler3oieniiube, bic baIb iiber ben
@rbbcbeu 0ufragter, tparen bur@ Elm
geiu6Ibies Sitter aus ihmie0eeifernen
GtdbeH eeidhtt.
Die @irtbIdoftsrdume Iagen i'm
S1nterrdill oes 9uergebduoes.
Jnl @rogei9ob 6es rebten 6eiteit'
litgsls iparen BITE gtireous Oes prdf'
beuteu, bic on befieu Mrbeitssimmer i'm
2auptoebdiioe QultieBen; gegeniber i'm
eroeel9oiie bes ltnten Gltigels befan'
ben ii@ ipetig bennbte Bilaroaimnier.
Jili AllergebdnDe Der aDllbelmfrabe jti
m1rtn I'm @rD0elD0B ollBer Dem Mr'
pelistabtret nes yrdEnenteil Elm ettl'
pIangsraitili tut btenHli@en BeIub unb
Def Spstlelaal.
0ie *arterrerdunte bes 9auptgebdli'
oes, tDsl@e BEN Yart dll lnget, !oarer
10 oerfgetlt: retpts, on Das 4rbeitsjtm'
Iller anFSBsHD, ipareu Das S@laf' UNI
9oileiisn5trlIler Dts @rateu, Daneben
% peg Mlstte lag ein ifattliqer Saal, : u
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rim fanftiabin bic @erlobten, weId5e
5ur gbe iibergeben tpoQen, in gefebs
mdBiger Weife aufgebangen merben
mlfeu, befeftist.1
(&orresp. aus papenburg, 6annober,
in ber ems 3eitung 1874.)
Sebr berfdnsli6 aber Iautet foIaen.
Der Danf:
nNllea, bic uns Bel ber gntfehuna
oes Jeuers 5u 9iilfe getommen fnb,
unfern tiefgefablten Dant."
(SOlinger Rreis Sntelisenablatt Mr.
72, 1879
aber bur6aus unglaubIi9 tlingt es,
tuenn es ba beiBt:
D3u gbren Ct. Maiefdt bes 26nigs
bon Sa9fen erf9eint beute bic biefige
@arnifon nur i'm 9elm auf ber
6traBe."
(aarlsruber 3eituus, SuIi 1851
6O@tomif9 ma6t F6 folsenoe I'm.
ttonce:
rOds Sn1ptett ber &inber bon GQls
bern fin6et am %. b. W. itatt.4
(gaaBener Na6ri@ten 80, 1882
Nuf ben Mansel an 6erren unb auf
bas gerlangen nod polpgatnie beuten
bic Worte:
Dginige aQeinfebsnbe iunge 9as
men fu9en einen 2ebensgefdbrten. !"
(glberfelber 3eituug, 4. San. 1873. }
Gi9t minber ionberbar tIingt es,
tpenlt gebrudt febt:
n3u Dernietben fin6 5pei nil1rei9e
gmnen, beibe bier Wo9en alt. glGbes
res bel 9ebamme Oeder, @erber1raBe
Nr. 49,"
(2eip3iger SasebIatt, 4. Gebr. 1S73.)
auf cine setpiiie @rauIamteit beutet
tta9febenbes Snierot:
Scr 0erfauf meiner ieligen iSrau
auf bem Wo9eumarfte bat ieinen uns
geit6rten GOrtsans.4
(2eipaiger Sasebl., Npril 1879
@an3 unm6sIi6 eri6eint bieie Na9.
ri9t:
Der &aiier CAB bas 3ei9en sum
8esinne ber Jeier our@ Ibfusuns ei'
mes @borals."
(26lnii&e 3eituug gtr. 243, 1879
26fliG iinb ferner no9itebenbe Still,
bltt5en:
nWir tperben ieben, Der 5ur9 unIern
Dot fdbrt, unb ipenn es au6 2ei1en
fino, geri@tli@ belangen."
(&ubrboie, SuIi 1861
.Giir brei 8riiber, barunter atpei
2ua5en, tpirb Elm 3immer seiu9t.3
(2eip3ig. SasebIatt gir. 272, 1877 }
Gin breiidbriger giel, tpegen leiner
Gr6mmigteit aud fit ben llmgang nit
9inbern paiienb, III 3u bertaufen."
(Gageni9es 3reis. u. Mmtsblatt gtr.
81, 1879
n@lf &leioeri9rdnte fiir Gelbmebel
BON Eiefernbol3 fu6t bic @arnifons Der,
tualtung in 8losau."
(gfieoerf&Ieiif@er Mn3eiger gfr. 100,
1851
nGhnf Sbaler gelobnung bemieKis
gen, ber ben 8erbleib meines am "a. b,
M. abbanben setommenen 6unbes 70
an3eist, oah i@ benielben seri9tli@ Be-
langen fann."
(In3eiger su Sortmunb, Dea. 1874 }
rGar @eburten lino bic Wo6entage
Oienltag uab Greitag Worgens 9-12
ubr feitgeiebt. Der 6tanbesbeamte. a
(gielefeloer Sageblatt go. 305, 1877. }
p@ute g1dbmai6iaen, elm Sattler,
etn S9neiber, au pertaufen."
(Oortmunber 3eitung Ho. SO, 1885,
Der &ebafteur unb ber 3eidner bes
2labberabatf6 tuurben al ie 200 Mart
unb misunderstanding perurtbeilt. y
(Magbeburser 3eitung Nr. Al, 1880. J
.gei ber Settion eines seIbbrauneu
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- Die Stdbte l1mea unb GunbuaG
am 8otbniiben Mfeerbuien, bic 9aupts
Stdote bes f6webii@en 6oI3 9iffrittes
fino beinabe b6lig niebergebrannt.
Der S9aben ,pirb auf ni9t tpeniger
als $5, 900, 900 gef9dbt.
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aonliiae An3eigell.
(Rumoriftiide Sfisse bon u. 81
rlepe inn 8erliner Qd9eblatt.

(bumoriitiide Sfisse Don u. Sc
1lepe i'm 8erliner Qaseblatt.
Wer Elm eifriger 2eier bes Mnnoncens
tbeils ber Sages3eitungen 1T, tpirb oft.
mails Snferaten begegnet fein, bic ibm
untpiuthrli9 bur6 ibren bi3arren sSn.
balt Elm 9d9eIn entlodten. Ser tpertbe
9efer tpirb es ge,piB ni6t bon ber 1anb
tpeiien, ipenn ibm tta9folgenb eine
Mnaabl biefer 5pesies Dor Nugen ges
fiibrt pirb.
gerabesu f@aubererresenb :linst bas
Snierat:
ngrFes groBes Brilliant Teuertpert
unter peri6nli9er Mbbrennuns bes
Serrn paBelt."
(Spremberser anseiger 0r. 26, $780, }
6o@fomif6 bagegen flinet:
pDte Gubre 2ebnt to ftet BEL mir l
Sbaler Is Sgr.. tppbei ber Gubrmann
f9on nit brin liegt."
(2eip3iser Na@ri9ten, Dea. 1859
Dber:
uunter3eidneter empfieblt 3ur 8e.
nnbung elmer Wfil9tur feline eigene
Rubmil@."
(Mdrfii@er n5pre@er" Nr. 80, 1877 }
@erfdhsIi@ bagegen tIinst folsenbe
Mnnonee:
ngine Gimme fiir einen @eianbten am
t6nigli9en 9ofe mirb iofort ber'
lanst."
(Stettiner Sageblatt Nr. 1876, 1879.>
@isentbamli9 lautet foIsenbe Be.
fanntma9ung:
yBefanntma9ung: bic Mrmenfpeilung
bur9 ben Grauenberein betr. S 4. Sebe
Wtarte lautet auf einen beitimmteu Sag
unb bic Dame, tpeld5e nas Goden tibers
nommen bat, trdgt ben gebrudten Sitel
6peifemarfe unb III auf Der Nudieite
nit benz Mbbrud unieres stempels
Derfeben."
(Sebuiber @rensblatt Nr. so, 1879
Ober:
nMltsmdrtige gltern, berem G6bne bic
biefge b6bere giirseri9ule beiu6en
tuonen, tDnnen nit einem Sertianer 5u'
iammen tnobnen."
(Hienburse 6arte 9ir. 33. 1877 }
eiueu uabeimIi6en alnari6 bat bic
gmpfebluns:
s3u beborftebenoem Weibna9ten
empfeble i1 raein pobIa1ortirtes
9ager bon Sdrgen in allen @rbben.
u. 0olle."
(aaHeler Sasespof, %. Des. 1875 J
Ober:
n6errt6aften, tuel9e ibre pferbe feis
ner tueiteren Qndlerei untermerfen
pOllen, taufe i9 forttudbrenb."
(erfurter aaeemeiner 9n3eiger, San.
1861
Dber:
,Oie berubmte ameritanii9e 6aar.
gfen3, tpelde allen 6aarleibenben ia.
bital unb f9nea elm gnbe ma6t, &C."
(@ofoder 3eltung Nr. 237, 1876. J
Sebr nett nimmt fi6 aa6ifebenbes
Snferat aus:
rDer @rasmu9s auf ben 2otbetpies
len tuir6 biermit senebuigt. 8iirger.
meiiferamt s."
(WeffdIii@es 8oltsbIatt 9tr. $50,
1879
llnslaublidb tIinst foIsenber an'
| f6Ias:
nprofeHor bon. Or. Rrans fam
ni9t lefen."
| (2ettionsfatalog Der llniperftdt Man
den bonn Minter 1877l78.)
| 4annibalii@ serabe3u erifeint es
wenn gebrudt ftebt:
| s9erte tpurbe am biefaen Ntagi
ftratsgebdube ber f6warse 2aften, mo-
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- Blaine bat auf benz 8remer Dam.
pfer rSrabeA, Der am 19. Suli BON 8res
men abfdbrt, cine &aitte fir fi9 unb feline
Gamilie belegt. unb 3tuqr BON Goutb.
ampton mad Stem Oorf.. Die .9rabe4
wirb unsef6br am n. Sui in Netp
Oort anfomrien.
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Die Wirtunsen bon Or. MusuIt
36nis's 9ambsnger SrOpfen als Bluts
reinigunssmittel t6nnen ni9t iiberbOs
ten tperben.
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Da9sbun6es In Nieberbernsborf bat
fi6 amtli6e gButbtrautbeit ergeber.
(Dres6ener Na9ri6ten Nr. 329, 188O),

DMae, tDel6e nod Wtten aus oem
gta9laile meines beriforbenen Mannes
beanipru9en, iperoen aufgeforbert, iid5
binnen bier Wo6en au melben, pioris
genfans fie eingeitampft lperben. Grau
MbbDfat 81
(&ofoder 3eitung %. apriI 1861
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sG 8illise preiie fir ueberi1uB in
Sommers unb Winters Glsibern Bel
pantpaf & 5o1n.