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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
The Eegear Worse Than tho Thief

IL Is strange, but true, that the laws
Of Connecticut favor the dishonest
Ii man is hungry and begs a slice OF
bread the law will send him to state
prison for one year; if he steals a
whole loaf he will only get thirty DAYS
IN jail Ii Is safer to steal than TO beg
in Connecticut New Britain Inds.
pendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
fruhlingsfest.

An enthusiastic meeting Of ladies in.
terested in the Fruhlingsfest was held
yesterday Ii was decided to open the
Fruhlingsfest in the ArmOry Tuesday
evening, the 23d OF April. They hope 10
make IL very attractive, and Sanger
Hall has been secured for the entertain
ments Mrs. III. A. Tabb IS chairman OF
the amusement committee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

II cften happens that "a substitute shines
brightly AL a king" though through no 60
pecial radiance OF his own.
Ono day a little boy came home from school,
and announced, Mamma, I'm at the bead Of
my class"
Indeed aud how did 1t happen
"ob. Kitty Gray stayed at bomsn "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
LECTURER OF RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Professor Martins Acceptance of the
Position

Professor & II Winston chairman of
the James Thomas Lecture commit
tee, has received "a letter from Dr Mar
tin. professor OF biology ia Johns
Hopkins University, accepting the ap-
pointment OF lecturer in Richmond Col
lege for the course OF Lectures soon 20 be
delivered there. He names ne 10Th of
April "a the opening lecture Professor
Martin has a number of personal friends
and some pupils in this city, who Will
cordially unite with the college in giving
the distinguished scientist true
Southern welcome His theme, "Bi )logy,
Is a taking one, and will doubtless call
together large circle of our most intel
lisent citizens Further announcement
will be made OF the course
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

The Siam Mercantile Gazette says that
In addition 10 the existence In that coun.
try OF debt slavery, slave hunthlg Is ia
SOHO provinces q part Of Slamese ma
tional sport. differing only in degree
from the black ivory trade Of the dark
continent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
The Venabls Sire ct Baptist Church Meet
ings.

The seIios OF meetings which have
been going on al Nenable street Baptist
Church during the past TWO weeks will
sill continue A vote Was taken last
night on the question, should We con.
tinue or notr" The decision was in the
Affirmative
These meetings have been exceedingly
interesting II IL said that there have
been over one hundred persons con
verted
Rev j NJ Wharton Is expected 70 be
at the Second Church next week 20
assist Rev. Dr. Lambert In similar ser
vices.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

The arrests and reports at the First
police station last night included the fol.
lowing:
Lizzie Woodson (colored) charged
with unlawfully aud feloniously stealing
Two chickens, the property Of sallie
Harris
Frank Lynch was reported for careless
" driving his team on the street and run
ming into and iniuring the wagon be-
longing 10 -- Dunlap
Several small ordinance violations were
reported They included the failure Of
people 10 prevent the useless waste Of
water and unnecessary nuisances.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

In the Chancery Court yesterday in
the case Of lorpees administrator YER
sus Antilot,i. decree OF distribution
was entered.
Also, in the case Of Dickinson and az
versus Ladd and ais, decree Of disiribu-
tion was entered by the court
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

Yanceys administrator against Field
Argued 10y George d. Gray. Esq. for APP
pellant, and General James G. Pield for
appellee. and submitted.
Major against Ficklin. Argued by A
Med Green, Esq, for appellant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

The alarm OF fire al 5:46 o'clock last
evening, from Station 81, corner of Third
and Byrd streets, was caused by burn
ing chimney of 3OS Stevenson street,
owned by NJ Edward Brown, and occu-
pied by Mrs +. '. Palmer No damage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
TIE TAMMANY CHEF.
All. Richard Croker. the Political Doss 10
New York.


New York.
The triumph Of rammany Hall IA the -
CENT Now Yorl, election makes that society
ONO more the dominant power "a the CITY,
end is sachcu, Hon RICHARD C.u4cr, pslc-
tleally tie political head II ths Gig. who has
all the power ever possessed by Tweed or
Kelly. and with IL all OF kcllys ducctress
anil thor0ughncss. LIZ $40 many of the sue
c,ssful politicians Of sow York. Mr. Croker
3, from the lale ouli Stock Though no' 3"
New Yorker by birth. be might as vel oc' Is
DO was brought 10 the city at years 81 age
and has lived there4.vcr since. Tie Is OF loas
line OF noble and fairly we'll TODD ancestors u
the north OF Ireland.
His grandfather was Maj. Henry Croker
u Quartertown. lrplusl, who was inspector
general In the British urmy. and his grand
fathers brother. John Croker, was general
IN the British army AMI afterwards governor
II Bermuda 4 third brother was Edward
Croker. the owner ~ considerable estate
knoNu IN Irish flyafYy as sweet balla-ha
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

IMPORTED GERMAN CRANRERRiEs
PHALtA SAUSAGE, The INST Of fhn season t
ITALIAN MAMMOTH CnE~INl fAl -
NELLIE. DATES and fiD~, hAlSlN.. 90 j.
kANiS and ClrRON. ORANGE and 4 NuN
shell: NUTS, the RESr ot all kinds CAS-
DIES a. Il ca rs Tor christmas y lN'H
MEAT and MAPLE SUGAR. HON ~ ID
OMb and strained run. FN.Ntu arl AZ
PIE BRANDY. Old Mhl~klts, WINES.
CORDlALs, AkRAC. GOOD WINES flf
JILL andT BLE U>E lrom 81 peI gallon.
approved. My Ia els Introduced Win, al tno
low price OF 81 per gallon Is especially recon
Strengthening Vino. sseSFH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

The following was received yesterday
"MANLICs, y Y, February 4, 1889
Ht,tor Of the Tine.
" Dear Sir,-Wll yon please DO me a
favor by telling me the names OF The
three last governors OF the State OF
Virginia II you will do mo this favor
I'd be ever so much obliged
Yours truly,
" X. L. SIMMs,
Manlius, Y I
General James II. Kemper was Gov.
ernor Of Virginia from January lst,
1874, TO January lst, 1873 A letter ad-
dressed to him at Alexandria, Virginia,
will reach him.
Colonel " Ii. +. Holiday was Gov.
ernor OF Virginia from January lst,
1873. to January lst. 1882 His address
is Winchester Virginia
Colonel Vim. h. Cameron was Cover.
nor of Virginia from January lsi. 1882
10 January LIST, 1885 His address il
Petersburg, Virginia
The present Governor az the State,
General Fitzhugh Lee, went into office
on the first day OF January, 1886. and
his term will end on the first day OF Jan
uary, 1890. His address is Richmond.
The Governors OF Virginia are not al.
lowed by the State Constitution to sue
coed themselves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

The son entered politics very young in
1851. 90 the age of ~, he was elected aIier-
man to succeed James O'Bricn, who had just
been elected sheriff He was re-elected
by an enormous majority. end cum
tiuued in office until 1870 when be
vas legi,latod out by Tweed and bis as,o-
eiatcs, whom Mr. Croker opposed He was
soon after appointed Marshal % collect tue
arreGrs OF taxes, and performed that work
With such ability that no increased tho re-
ceipts Ia a few weeks over SjO0,OOO During
all this time be was "a consistent and ardent
member OF Tammany Hall, "a great admTer
and firm supporter OF John Kelly; ami when
tho Tweed ring was 0yorthr0wu ana the
city government reformed no assisted Mr.
Kelly boz the general work of reorganization
They became very firm friends, ami Mr
Kelly ouce said OF Mr.. Croker. "Dick IS the
u0blest work OF God-an honest man" ln
1873, when Mr. Croker was In his SOth year,
ho was nominated for coroner an Office then
Ut far greater importance than now, as The
coroner was paid by fees. and the ohico was
worth about $1,000 year he was OF
course elected That autumn riot O.
curnd near the polls in Third avenue near
Thirty second street and man named
Mckeuna WAS shot. \ charge was brought
against Mr. Croker Of having fired the
fatal shot or OF instigating &c, but after "a
thorough investigation the authorities were
convinced that he had nothing whatever 20
DO with &C. He Is q man OF singularly peace
ful nature, and though p0ssessed OF great
strength. Is extremely torhearing in his inter
course even with those who attempt 10 irri
tate him He was renominatod for coroner
but defeated and w67N out OF office January
I. 1850 Ne was then elected alderman, after
wards appointed lire commissioner and nov
DO is expected that he viii boz appointed city
chamberlain. tie best Office 90 the disposal of
Mayor Grant.
During all the time OF bis public career,
Ma Croker has been rising in inlleuce boo
Tammany, approaching tho supreme leader
ship by gradual degrees as the result of hard
and enthusiastic work When &c became egi-
Dent that John Kelly could not recover Mr
Croker was advanced % deputy leadership.
and soon showed that he possessed sound
Judgment, great foresight 10 politics and per-
feet fearlessness la carrying out the plans hs
believed 10 be best Like MI Kelly. hs was
extremely direct Ia his replies 20 politicians.
and his yes or mo was emphatic and IL
settlement Of the issue Since BIO has been 10
control, Immediately after tho death of NJ
Kelly, tho affairs OF Iaumany have boen
uniformly successful He Is man OF ex-
trcmcly domestic habits, lives ia a handsome
brown stone house at Mount Morris age
nue. and Ono Hundred aud Twcnty-thinl
street. opposite Mount Morris park. where
his wife and xix children make bis homo very
pleasant Be Is an extremely temperate
man, quite a student, devoted % general
reading, and In religion is a devout Roman
Catholic His aged father died in ISL His
mother Is still living.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

gar" Other dis
tinguished mem
bcrs ~ tho family
were Baron Pcnni-
fer. the great Irish
jurist, and Crofton
Croker. a literary
man Mr. Richard
Croker was himself
b0ru at Rosscar
berry, ireland,
NoVem Der ~,
1872 and was 3
years old when his
father, Eyrecoot,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

For DYSPEPSIA AND hIDSEY TRoU'
BLEs, drink Chase City Lithis Water,
Price 20 cents gallon, OF ~ a ~se.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

TRY OUR PLANTATION" CIoARs, only
81 per hundred, and cents apiece.
0weuS s Aiaos Drug Company
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

longed % what was called the landed gentry.
removed to the United States with enough
money 20 buy a small tract Of land on VIVA,
vas then the Bloominglale road north OF
the city Of New York, but IL now included in
the city, part Of Mr. Cookers land beins 10
tho upper part OF Central park. Tho house
in which the older gentleman lived Tor
awhile Is still standing IN tho upper part Of
the city Richard was educated IN the
schools ~ New Yorl; until ISIS wien be en-
tered tho machine shops Of tho New York
Central railroad and mastered the trade OF
mechanical engineer His father entered the
army at the beginning Of tho civil war and
advanced to the grade Of captaincy IN the
engineer corps. serving most OF tho time I'M
der Cen Sicbes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

Mr.. JERE Hollis, Macon, Ga, after
suffering twenty one years with excru-
ciating headache, tried Bradycrotine four
times. and was cared each time, and IS
now loud In It's praises.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

CLUTCHES, TRpssHc AND BRACES st
Owens & Minor Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
Npti5 fir Gtemer5abler !!

Die gountp.9 ommifdre bon Beral
Gountp uerben am Montag, ben 10.
SUM- 1889, als MusgIeihuugssB eb6rbt
i'm Court : Douie gu San Nntonio,
Seras, 5uiammentreten unb 10 Iangt
tagen, big ole porliegenben @ei1dfte er.
lebigt fnb. N1e Dieienigen, tpeI9t
meinen, baB ibr gisentbum gu bod gu,
Gerfeuerung eingeiddBt mor0en III,
uerben bieroltrd aufgeforoert, ber &c.
nannteH Beb6rbe lire Bei1merben in
ber gefeBli9 Dorgei1riebeuen Weiie an
benz angefhbrten Datum ober 10 balb
als m6sli9 nod bemiel5en, bor3uIesen.
Oies tDirb auf Mnoronung Der @ouns
tp=R ommifdre per6Heutli6t.
@ gerieben nit meiner Inter.
GN, f9rift unb Nmis 6iegel,
San Mntonio, Seras, ben IS. Mai,
1889.
Shah. %. Smith,
CLEFT bes gounipsG eri9ts bon 8erar
@ountp.
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3nberiiat eraeuatc @rfo1o.

So suberi6tlid fnb bic Ga5ritanten
ienes peltberIbmten 0eilmitteIs, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
saB e a0e tire Nngaben BEL Der 6eis
lung bon 2ebers. Bluts un6 2ungens
f~rantbeiten nabrma6en Dirb. oaB lie
iebt, na6oem fe felt bielen Ssobren
3eugen feiner Sduienbe bon 0eilungen
gemeien ifns, fi6 bere9tigt fliblen, es
(tuie fe bas our9 Npotbeter tbun) uns
ter elmer p%oftiben @arantie an perfau.
fen, baB es In ieoem Sale 3~ufrieben.
ffent, anbernfals bas bafiir be3abIte
gelo surtdgesebeu nirb. Seine Webi.
ain bon sep6bnli9em Wertb f6nnte ul=
ter iot9en Bebinguugen nit 8ortbeil
fur lire G%igentbimer psrfauft merben,
unb feline anbere Mebi3in fir bic Rranf.
beiten, fit mel9es fie empfoblen tDirb,
tDnroe ie subor inter Der @arantie ents
tueber elmer 9eilung ober elmer Nidtz
be3ablung pertauft. Bel allen 8lutent=
artungen uno nnreinisfeiten, glei6s
bel pel9er 8e3ei9nung ober Notur, lit
es In ieinen beilenben Wirfung duBerlf
f9er. Ginnen, Duifeln, 4usI9ldge
uno ale 9aut> unb 3opffrantbeiten
merben rabifal furirt bur9 biefe tpurs
oerbolle Meoi5in. StropbuI6le 2rants
belt fanit befallen: Die Driiien, nobel
fe Mni@weluneen ober @ei9mhIne
berurfa@t; bic Gno9en, nobel
lie 2noGen +. 8eri9wdrung, @elenf.
f@mamm ooer 9tftengelenfentslnbung
beruria9t: ober bic @emebe Der Quuz
gen, nobel He 2uneenf9minbiu6t berz
uria9t. Glei@biel in tpel1er bon
ibreu 3ebntauienoen BON 6ormen He
su Soge tritt ober fi9 seist, Golden
Medical Discovery, tpen1 anbaltenb
uno et3eiten a%ngetpanbt, uirb fe beis
len.
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Cine Ordinary
CUR grbebuns elmer @eperbefeuer
fir bas an, %. Gebruar 1890
enbenoe Jisfdliabr.

Gettion 1. Sci IS bur1 ben
5tabtratb Der 5taot San antoniO
DerDronet:
9aB BON ieber Perion. Girma oDer
Nfoeiation, bon perionen, bic irgenb
elm bur1 bic Geiebe beg States
Seras beiteuertrs 8eperbe betreiben,
cine 6dIfte Der TO- auferlegien Staats=
ifeuer auf fol6es @emer5e erboben uno
einsesogen tueroen foa, unter iOlden
8ebinsungen unb ginf6rdntunser, tpie
lie our6 0as @efeb borgei6rieben finb;
unb baB ole bisber bon Der Stabt be.
ffeuerten Generic, bic bonn Staate ni9t
beffeuert tpurben. f%ortfabren, bieIel5e
&ate Der @~emerbefteuer be3ablen, rie
lie Dorber feffgeifelt worben lit.
Mngennmmen unb genebmigt am
%. Mai, 1889.
8rDan @aI1agban,
Mtteftirt: Mapot,
6. g.. @Iaubon, 5iabt. @lrrf.
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@on einem m%erfmnrhi.

BON einem merfmhrbis
gen MiBgef6id tpurbe bieier Sage
Sobn Wpier in @bieago betrofen,-ein
ipoblbeleibter 9err, benz bas cine gein
fe9lt, uro ber an oelen Stele Elm finits
llbes trdgt. Wpier fam aus Der Sir
DE. Ut ging, ticf In @eoanten bsr1uns
ten bic So Sale Npenue entlang,
als er pl6bli9 nit ieinem b6l3er.
men Bein auf ben 9edel zines i'm Sci
tenDege befinbli9en RobIenlo1es trat.
Sn bieiem Dedel feblte ems iener @las=
augen, Del@e 6as 2i6t in ben 2e1er
bineinlafen anb Der b6ie 3ufau monte
es, baB Sas b6l3erne Bein IN Bic 10 ent=
itanoene Oefnung brau9. IS feilte
ft1 10 feft binein, als ob es nit einem
9ammer bineingetrieben tpdre, unb
Wpier lab fid besbalb auBer @tanbe,
es suriid5u3ieben. Mit Mufgebot ieiner
gan3en &rdfte perIu9te er, ben Defel
nit auf5ubeben, aber ba Dieier offenbar
eingero1tet mar, ermieien 1if ale feline
Mnitrengungen pergebli9. gr arbeitete,
baB ibm bic 59weiBtropfea bic Wans
gen berabfielen; er brebte R1 mad als
len eeiten, UNI Dislei9t babur1 ben
SUB frei gu betommen, aber MQes per=
gebens. 8aIb iammelte fi1 elm aabls
rei6es publifum um i'm an, meldes,
bas Sragifomif@e Der Situation erfer=
renb, i'm unter fortpdbrenbem Baden
bersli6it b~ebauerte. Na9 Ginger s3eit
bra9ten atDei Mdnner Elm Brett berbei
unb eriu9ten Germ MDler, barauf
Blab 3u nebmen, bamit lie i'm iammt
benz 9edeI aufbeben fGnnten, aber ba
f6 in benz b6Isernen Bein fein Rnie be,
fanb, muBte man bieien plan fallen
laiien. Man erfu9te ben lngIiidlis
den bann, oas 8ein abaui1naueu,
aber ba bies nidt gefGeben tonnte, obne
bab borber Die unausipre1li1en entfernt
tDurben, muBte man aud bierbon 6bs
ieben. G6lieBli6 tam Semanb auf bic
Soee, oas b6l3erHe Bein mitttels zines
Dammers bon unten aus feiner Glemme
au befreien. Nber aud bier fiieB man
anf srobe S@wierigteiten. Die Gceue
fpielte ii6 ndmli6 Dor einem unbez
tpobnten 9aufe ab, unb bic Stir au
benz &Oblenfeller mar neri1loFen.
Mfan mubte he gewaltlam bfnen, mas
ldnaere 3eit in Nniprn6 nabm, pos
rauf man baun enbIi6. nit benz 9e.
ffeiungsruerf beginner tonnie. gin
GROCER Stein biente aIs 1ammer, -
unb uena i9 Die proeebur fur 6errn
Mpier gerabe ni6t als febr angeuebm
erDies, 10 NOR fe bod erfoIgrei9, benin
i9on beim iedfeu SdIage mar bas
8ein aus ber &Iemme befreit.
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peroe Gonntp ldngs Der SibIi9en pa.
rfffr~ Nohx1 hn~n:I1 ~.Y.sE-l - ,c

peroe @ountp ldngs Der 9iibIi@en ga.
cifics Babn bereits g~eIeiIet tporben 1T.
oSeit etn paar Sabren", -iaat er,-
tit bort in Der id6nen, tleinen gbene,
pel9e bic Stabt umeiebt, cine fhnfIi6e
gemdherung i'm fleinen MaBfabe aur
Ausftbrurg gefommen, urb in biefem
Mugenblide finb gegen 5000 Mder, Die
our9 8r6ben bepdRert merben, qaua
lIno gar beinabe gu @emhies, Obft. un6
Welngdrten umSewanbelt; nur bier
llno ba ltegt elm 8aummouens ooer
Rornfelb ba3wif9eu. Das f~rpfauflare
WaRer bes @an Gelipe liefert ben
frubtbaren Gelbern ben fIafisen Dtnz
ger, uno nit iebem Sabre perer6Bert fi9
oas 9anaIiDitem."
9ta9bem Der Correspondent bann
nod bes Ranalproietts bel eagle paB,
bur@ toel6es balb 100, 1000 @der unter
@ultur geiebt iein perben, @%rmdbnung
getban bat, fdlteBt ct nit ben Worten:
80 1T es benz erf6tli9, boB Der
.tpiloe uno piiite Mehen" bes States
Seras ba3u beiimmt lit. ieinsr 3eit gum
unofen unb rei1en Meften" gu uer6en,
oelien Mderbaus@rtrdge bielleidt f6on
LANCE borber, ebe bic Mine,aIi9dBe leis
uer Bergregion eri9lohen iein tperben,
rei9e ginnabmen unb Gentnne Iiefern
uerben."
Wie Die nGreie preKe" felt Sabren
gepreoigt: Nubet bas WaHer, mas fi6
iber Der @rbe unb tief in ibrem G6oBe
finbet, unb infer iebt 10 oft gei@mdbtss
Weffteras tpirb balb In Wirfli9feit uab
Wabrbeit bas rgelobte 2ane" fein !
sar 9err Moore, Bofmeifer su
8ra6ibatu, 3d., bef9loB, na6bem er
cine Mn3eige bon @bamberlains 2olits,
@boleras unb Diarrboea : Mittel geles
fen, cine tleine 6lai9e sapon al bers
iu9en. Ct iagt: sd 9ebrau1te es
In 3tpei Gd0en fur 2olif unb In brei
fir 9iarrboe nit boltommenem grs
folge. Cine SDfis berurIa6te LIBERAL
8eHerung nit Ausnabme zines 6aDes,
mo- bel sinent Mnfale bon b6sartiger
&olit cine atpeite tl6tbis mar. Sd
fenne cine Mn3abl bon patentsM ebi3is
ieu, bic i'd gebrau@t, ober fur bic i1
Msent mar. aber feine, bic before &e.
fultate ergab, als gbamberlains RoIit.,
gboleros uaD 9iarrboe : Mittel. Bum
@ertouf 3u rs uab so Gents bic Glaf9e
BET &C. gobn & Co., s. Galteper &
Soba unb allen anberen M~potbefern.
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Stir ben 8lumentiidh

Wan taufe eineit re6t groben
fogenannten Bferbei9mamm; berielbe
nauB m6sli9f bic Gorm ei.
ner ppramibe unb re1t piet peite Oef=
nungen baben. Sn bieie fiat man @rs
be unb febt tleine pfan3er bon S1lings
geud@ien, bdngenbsm @ras, 2aubmoos
fen unb bergl. binein; obeu In bieleitte
pflan3t man elm Garntraut ober font
cine 5artgefeberte 8lattpFan3e; man
fam bic S9uamm6fnungeu ettpas ers
ueitern, tamit @rbe unb Dlr3eI9en
plaB baLen. Damn bur9trdntt man
ben S9wamm unb oies pfdn3@sn bors
i@tig nit WaGer unb feBt i'm in elm
5ierlt6es @efdB, cine @lasi9ale ober
berglei9en, in mel9e man INNER ettpas
Wafer gieBt. Sd benubte cine Mil@s
f9ale bon getu6bnli9em, faf9engriinem
@la8, tpelde ftd iebr gut eisneie. Sdg.
lid muB ber S1wamm porf1tig be-
feudtet, am beiten NIT einem 3ertdu.
bun8sapparat beipriBt meroen, big bic
plan5en fefgeuur5elt finb, mas iebr
balb gei@iebt, bann fam man i'm tpie
bic anberen Bfan3en init elmer GieB=
fame begieBeu. 8alo III Der S1wamm,
ber einem fleinen 9uffeinfelien dbneIt,
ippig umgriint unb aiert ben BIumens
it'd DieIe Sabre lang. Sd flute aus
ipeilen ettpas frif9e grbe in bic Oeffs
aung nod, eriebte uobl aud elm einge.
gangenes @epd9s bur9 elm anberes
unb bate biele Greu6e an meinem BE,
pflansten S1pamnt.
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II 2eute. bic 0ianps unb Qrnel

EF 2eute, bic pianos nnb Oraeln
faufen uollen, folten i9 baran erins
nern, baB mir in bielem Gei1dfte felt
"a Sabren tbdtig linb, baB mir rlur bic
belten Snfrumente fiibren un6 bon tel.
rer Jabrif abbdngig finb, 6a uir rIllr
fir baar fonfen. Wir ~bsrfaufen feline
Waaren auf @ommiifon. fonbern mir
faufen uno ~perfaufen auf eigene He1s
nurg unb iu6en ffets Dem pnbIifum
geredt gu tperben. Sn 6olge 6eFen
f6nnen mir biliger b~ertaufen unb uniere
Runben iinb fiber. Sci uns bic Ieidtes
fen 8ebinguugen, bic er6Bte Muspabl
nnb bic i~frengfe &eellitdt gu finben.
Maa fault nirgenbs better ais in BEN
a~ltbeDdbrten Muiifbaufe bon @Dgs
Gan Bros, 2O8 Commerce etro6e,
San Nntonio.
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Gei6dfts= G%r61nnmg.

Dem seebrten pubIifum our Na6s
ri6t, baB i'd 228 Souffon @traBe Elm
2unoeHsS @neioersef@dft er6ifnet babe,
uno bite i'd Jim sefdQisen 3uipru9.
Suite @rbeit bel reelleu preiien pirb
5ugei9ert. $. GabIbufd.
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9eraebIi6eM M

RarI Maria bon Weber fagte emf
su einem Sduger, Der in ieinem ,Obe.
rom bei6dftigt mar: rgs tbut mi,
leib, baB Sie f@ 10 biele Miibe seben1.
%, gan3 unb gar ni9t", a1ttporiete
Der fi9 sei@mei6eIt glaubenbe 2nnfi'
ler.
sSa", fiiste aber Meber au, i'd fage
aber iai Warum sic f9 ndmIid
bic Miibe geben, 10 bieIe Noten su lin.
gen, bic niGt i'm 8u9e febenl"
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Mutb,s S9irthsdbaft ouf benz 6,

Mutb's @9irtbf@aft auf benz 60.
Dernement ) 0igel erfrtut fi9 zines
woblDerbienten 3uIprubs. Der plab
mirb auBerorbentli@ fouber gebalten !;
bic 8ebienun9 III aufmertiam; Die Sc.
trdnte fin6 porsigli9 unb pas an In.
terbaltung gebOten tpirb, ftebt uniber.
trofen Do. Nirgeuowo ldBt fi6 ber
Nbenb better berbrinsen, tpie BET Mutb.
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poientaten, Girifen unb i9Ii1te
Biirger = Fe NIe gebrau9en Samari-
tan Nervine $3.50.
nunier Rin6 bate 2rdmpfe. eOer
Nr3t iaste, Der Sob lei unbermei6Ii@,
aber Samaritan Nervine bat es bod ges
beiltlA 9enrn Scene, 9erbilla, Sennei=
fee. Bel allen Mpotbeiern au baben.
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1rpke 3iebung am 81.
mai 1889.

@rfer 8 10 4: Gin feints Dor.
celan Safel Serpiee BON 125 Stif.
3meiter g etuinn: Gin fd6nes
porceaan Sbee Serbiee BON Sc Gtiid
(aus Der Gabrif BON Sabtlaub & Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm Meribe bon 81
fault, erbdlt elm Coos fir bieie 2otterie.
MramiaS prescott
gde 6pufons unb Solebab GtiaBe.
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CAMPER @sentur.


Die .Greie preffe hr 8 e
rass Oertriit bic foIsenben Sampfer.
Qinien, ertbeilt ole ndbere sustunfi
tueseit gohase nod unb BON Europa
unb uerfuuft GompfiGiHs unb giien.
b~abnbillete su ben niebriefen Raten,
Die 9iiie Der bDrl itus reprdfentirten
9inien iifs
&ansbnre : stnteritaniid5e Datnpf,
iaiiifabrts @efeuidjaft.
0leb Gtar 2imie (sfntiuerpen).
gputpdsuie @eneraIe 9rans.
ntfnntiqme.