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| capacities of which are 400 and 600 eggs
respectively. The smaller is heated by
J gas and the other by water. When the
/ little chick first breaks through&he shell
it does rot meet with the tender care of a
matured mother, but the genius of man
has provided good substitute. The
chickens are gathered into the first yard,
which is called the mother" Here are
small heaps of sand heated by subterrane-
Gus gas pipes. The little ones are evil
IDENTIFY as contented as if sheltered beneath
| the wing of maternal protector, for they
nestle costly in the warm sand, and it is
almost impossible 10 drive them away
from it. AS they grow older they are ad-
vanced from yard to yard until the main
ready for the market. and are disposed of,
principally at the Del Monte Hotel and
private residences around MEMO. As fast
as the eggs are Matched new lots are sup
piled. During the laying season 5000
dozen eggs month are sold from this farm
and the average monthly cost of feed is
$500. The farm is now being enlarged,
and when complete will be one of the most
extensive institutions of its kind on the
Pacific coast.-Redl0O0d Times.
POTASH FOR ORCHARDS.
The american Gardener says it has been
advocating potash for orchards for fifteen
years, and is pleased to find that at last
frult-growers are coming to appreciate its
value. One OF its correspondents says:
10 make sure of highly colored and
rich, juicy pears apply at once five to
eight pounds Of salphate of potash to the
ground, around each tree; plough, spade
harrow or hoe it into the soil. Potash in
any form applied to the soil adds ma
terially to the color and favor of all
fruits, the pear. being especially suscept-
ible to the influence of the sulphate"
Our experience with oranges confirms
the opinions ABOVE expressed. Those
trees which are rear the house and get
the ashes from the kitchen regularly, are
invariably the richest in color, and the
most regular in bearing. OF course there
are other constituents which our soils re-
quire perhaps even more than ashes, but
ashes can be used with wonderfully good
effect This question of fertilizers needs
intelligent study by California horticult-
wrists, for while our soil is maryelousIy
rich there are elements which are lacking.
and the constant drain of heavy crops will
ultimately ruin the best of land.-Rirer-
side Press.
WHERE POTATOES CAME FROM.
Potatoes are natives of Chile and Peru,
and were originally taken to England from
Santa Fe by Sir John Hawkins, in 1868.
Others ascribe their introduction to Britain
to Sir Francis Drake, in 1886, while their
general introduction is mentioned by many
writers as occurring in 1892. Their first
culture in Ireland is referred to Sir Wal
ter Raleigh, who had large estates in that
country, about Youghal, in Cork county.
Il Is said that potatoes were not known in
Flanders until 1920. Heydn says a fine
kind Of potato was first brought from
America by Mr.. Howard, who cultivated
il at Caldington, near Bedford, in 1865,
and its culture became general soon after
Italy does net appear to loom up as the
original potato garden.
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Irish Funds and snoieties.

The investigation of the Cronin case is
gradually bringing to light the bottom
facts with regard to the collection OF
money in this country for the benefit of
the Irish cause. Millions of dollars have
thus been obtained, and the contributors
are likely at last to ascertain how the gift
has been handled and what proportion Of
it has been really expended in an honest
and decent way. There can be no doubt
that much of this revenue has gone into
the pockets of knayish agents whose loud
sympathy with poor old Ireland is only a
pretense and a speculation. 1t is by nc
means certain that one dollar in ten of the
aggregate amount received hiss ever got
any further than Chicago or New York.
The daily revelations go to show more and
more clearly that systematic process OF
ENLIGHTENMENT has been going on under
cover of vivid and pathetic appeals in be-
half of the ragged and hungry victims OF
English oppression. 1t is evident that the
names and functions of certain secret So
cieties nave been perverted to theuses OF
deliberate fraud and robbery and the in.
dications are that assassination was added
to prevent threatened exposure of the
conspiracy.-.S. Louis Globe Democrat
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Some Other Day.
The prodigal of health desires
To pause, sometime in distance I;
And he succeeds, but he requires
The COrOner'S assistance.


But who wants to mend matters in that
way
Drs Starkey & Palen's office records show
over 45 600 different cases in which their
Compound Oxygen Treatment has been used
by physicians in their practice, and by in.
valids independently, to re-arouse nature
into activity.
Here are few of those cured of desper.
ale lung trouble by its use:
THos. ]. BARBOUR, Dobbs Ferry, n. Y,
August II, 1888.
Mrs. E. n. Hunt, New Rochelle, \. Y.
October 8, 1883
ELLEN ROGERS. 212 Monument street, Bal.
timore, Maryland.
Mrs. r. L. METcALF, Greenfield, III.
WALTER E. GLAZIER, Warsaw, n. Y.
Mrs. ]. ALLEN PARKS, Woodruff, S. c.
0. H. DowNEY. Churubusco, Ind.
Mrs. MARTIN DuBoYcE, West Bolton, Can
ada.
And thousands of others in all parts o
the country.
You may know whom they have curet
by sending to Drs. Starkey & Palen 70,
their brochure of 200 pages; il will be for
warded free of charge to any one address
ing DIS STABKEY & PALES, No. 1929 Arcl
street, Philadelphia, Pa, or 120 Suite
street, San Francisco, Cal.
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AN ACT
To Enforce the Educational Rights Of
gbslIrn,,


Approved March Is, 1874, Statutes 1874,
Page $50
SECTION l. Every parent, guardian or other
person in the State of California having con-
tTol snd charge Of any child or children be-
tween the ages of and II years, shall be re-
quir.d to send shy such child or children to the
pubic school for period Of at least twOthirds
of the time during which public school shall
be taught in each city, or city and county, or
school district, in each school year commence
ing on the LIST day of July A. D 1874 az least
twelve weeks of which shah he consecutive
unless such child or children are excused from
such attendance bv the Board of Education Of
the city or CitE and county. or OF the Trustees
OF the school dstrlc. in which such parents or
guardians or other PERSONS reside, upon it being
shown to their satisfaction that his or her bodily
or mental condition has been such As to prevent
attendance at school or application to study for
the period required, or that the parents or
guardians are extremely poor or OK, or that
such child or children are taught in a private
school, or at home in such branches as are
usually taught IN the primary schools in this
state, or have already acquired ii good knOWl-
edge of such branches SOyided, in case q
public school shall no, be taught for three
months during the year within one mile, by the
nearest Travelled road, of the residence of any
person within the school district he shah not
be liable within the provisions of this act.
ie6-SWSp
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ten Tor the RECoR UNION
TO An ABSENT ONE.

ten Tor the RECoI .USIoN.I
TO An ABSENT ONE.
Lonely am to-day,
For thou art far away,
Gene like a silver ray
From my Ts py vision
EGppiest was I of men,
Love smiled upon ne then,
Sadly turn again
From fields ElySian.
Swiftly the moments glide
While sitting by thy de,
Heaven Is opened vide
When thou art nearest
Come % this waiting heart,
Never On earth 20 part
ITuest Of all, thou art
Fondest and dearest.
Now, thou 70 more art nigh,
Sadly the bTetZes sigh
For the dear days gone by,
And thy bright laughter;
But TO my iSr retreat,
Comes there a courier feet,
Bringing promise sweet
Clthe Hereafter.
# pTrFTApT
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THE peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation OF Hoods Sarsaparilla
makes this medicine different from others,
and superior to them all IN actual curative
power Sold by all druggists. Prepared
Mass.
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Written for the RECORD. UNION. /
IN THE CITY.

The happy throngs here pass me by
The young, the gay, the witty;
Fair visions greet my raptured eye
In the heart Of the mighty city.
They've heard the call from East and West,
By fire and food invaded
Their names shall evermore be blessed
BY hearts that their hands have aided
No voice responds unto my call
hear no tones of pity:
Who cares il / should faiat and fall
In the heart of the mighty city
II. J. RICHARDS.
San Francisco, June &c, 1889
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-22

4 watch which is run by electricity has
been invented. 1t runs for year and .
man never can know when it is bedtime,
just by winding it up.
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MODEL CHICKEN FARM.

Menlo Park has new attraction in the
shape of chicken farm which deserves
mention 1t is situated at the residence
of Timothy Hopkins The visitor at this
place is impressed, not only with the ex-
tensiveness Of the yards and buildings and
great numbers of fowls, but with the
scientific manner in which it is conducted.
The farm covers an area of eight acres, and
is divided into twenty yard or apartments.
The brood houses are two in number, and
contain the latest improved inoubators, the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-22
HOT WATER SAVES CHINA.

T. J. RICHARDS
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alton.

Bell, Editor. American News Company,
New York; is an exceedingly interesting
number. It leads among sanitary science
journals of the day. A superior paper IN
this number is on Water alysis--Its
Sanitary Aspects"
The Culver for July (Casselr & Co., New
York; IS a very interesting number of one
OF the best Sunday reading magazines ex
tant. IL is fully illustrated and the vari.
ETY., cleanliness and yigor of the text com.
mend it to all general readers.
OF the Manhattan Series, H l. Burt
New York, publisher, we have Lucy c.
Lilies novel entitled Resigns Trust
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Scr sysaaen Settllirt eaure.

gBenn hieie tn natursemdber Auantttdt rprbanhen
nnp nit nit Sale bur&iest 1T, erfhut e bic ibr ,u'
trmmenbe aufsabe Bel benz gerbauunsss nnS Grndbs
runsssRrrseb ater bic tinFtA erssusie Sdure, etne
Solse sss unrerm6seus, bic benz Wasen susefdbrten
NabrunsSmttteI reseret ju pertauen, reruriat aufs
setrebsnen eeit unb Spnbennen, rele8 bic qudlentz
hsn spmptcme prn Dsspspfie ftnb. Oas Bette Miitel
sesen Sldbunsen 1T 4. Oftetter' s asenbit.
ers. Us TT iu hieism 3psd nett seeisneter ais trbs
eniaures Ratrru, Wiasneia cher antere alfalii&s
Salse. Otsis f6pd6en unfsbItar ben Masen, pbns
msbr ais rOrabsrssbenbs 9aIfe gu brnssu. 3ismanb,
Der an drpntf4er DpSpspie Iepet une bsmsnfpreaenb
nerpSS III, tam @ hes gOabeHess her ron ter @atul
tsm Serltsheneu ardfte erireusu. Dssbalb 1T ss nrtb
msnsts' has Spiem su arten unb gu rssulrsn unb ss
eaearA ppr Malaria, Rbeumuttsmus, unb anseren
ernitlIHen Sranfbeiten ~ bewabreu.
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:, = Bon seiten Der 9nmobner ber
Wta6ilons uno @artsn.GtraBe 1T eine
yetition an ben 5tabtratb in umlaui
geiebt tporben, Del6e f6 eegen bic grs
tbeilnng elmer Gon3eiIon an bic gran.
ias yaB 8abn ridtet, elm @eIeiie BON
Der Whblbriide nod beren Babnbof Ie=
gen gu birfen. 9ie Nranias BaB Bahu
mill bas ibun, um Der GefelIidaft aus
nor3ufommen, ipelde cine eIettrifde
StraBenbabn bon Der MdbIbrnde nod
ben rJairsGrOunbs4 ansulesen beabf6.
tlgt nnO neil fie li@ ben gafiagierperiebr
oortbin gu erbalten piini6t. 9en 4ns
tpobnern Der @artenitroee uno Der ads
ten War6 iiberbaupt fann man es aber
tlt9t beroenfen, lpenn iie bic eIeftrifhe
StraBenbabn einer sroBen Dampfbabn
por3ieben, bur6 pel6e iene rubige @es
genb obne Grage iebr beeintrd6tist uers
ben tpiirbe.
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9eras a 8.

= Senator pope bat ben Mntrag ge.
felt. oaB bic folgenben Sabre idbrIid
$40, 1000 fur bic @rri9tung bes Mlamos
Oenfmals in San Mntonio bon Der Sc.
gislaiur belpiligt perben iolIen.
= Ser Nntrag beg Senators Wdbe,
wonad Der 5taatss 59ul. .@uperintens
bent bere9tigt iein foa, fiir ben gansen
Staat geltenoe 2ebrer gertififate auss
suifellen, murbe ensroiirt.
Der 9feger Mbe Ship, tpeI6er
in Stem Bottom einen Notb3u9tsberfu9
an einer peiben iungen Dame begangen
bate unb fliidiig genorben mar, tDurbe
BON einem Yermanbten Der iungen
Dame niebergei6ofen, als Der Sheriff
ibn Derbaftet bate uno in bas @ountps
8efdnsniB Bu Serarfano abliefern
nollte.
= Sn Serarfaua bat Wm. Wilfer=
ion bon Maribaa einen ebenfaus bon
bort itammenben Mann Namens Sui
ton angefallen unb ibm neun Ool9s
itihe beigebra9t, BON benen ieber tDbts
LID mar. Sutton mar nit Wilferlons
Grau bur1gegangen unb bieler mar
benz paare big Serarfana gefoIgt.
Wilterfon 1T fla6tig unb feline 8erfols
gung tuar blsber refultatlos.
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in ben An3eigesSpalten Der bies
ftgen Express" leien mir bic folgenbe,
gerabe3u flaifide vNbbitte" rNIen
ben Damen unb Serren gegeniiber, Bic
mid on ben Nbenben bes 29. unb 80.
Wtdr3 beiu9ten. mini6e i9 Mbbitte au
leiiten tuegen meines duBerit tinanitdns
bigen getrasens. Sd NOR franf unb
on ienen Ibenben gerabe3u perriidt.
Sd begreife ieIbf nibt, ipie id5 mid 70
benebmen tOnnte, benn bas III meine
Irtgar ni9t. Seitbem id pieber 3u
Sinnen gefomrnen bin, blutet mir bas
0er3, tuenn i6 baran bente, mid 10 fles
gelbaft unb unanifdnbis betrasen 3u
baben. NQe, bic es angebt, bite i9
gan3 serfnirf9t um gnti9ulbiguns unb
UNI 8ersebuns. Sd meib, oaB bas @es
f6ebene ni9t pergeiien tperben fann,
aber i'd boffe, bob man mir Gelegenbeit
geben tpirb. burG mein ipdterss Betras
gen gu seigeu, baB i9 ni9t ber Bumm.
ler (''Loafer" bin, als tpel1er iG an
ieuen Nbenben erfdien. Die mir iiber.
fan6te freunblide ginlabung 5u benz
galle muB i6 ablebnen, ba i6 tpobl
peib, bob meine Nnipeienbeit ni6t ers
piinf9t unb ansenebm fein tann. Ct.
gebenft um 8eraeibung bittenb: Balm.
bridge Nepnolbs, 9apitdn i'm britten
2apaaerie.&esiment. ."-9as fanb nidt
etDa am l., ionbern am 2. Npril in ber
biefigen Express. Sem Uncle Gam
fam man iibrisens gu bieiem alten
tti@tigen Offi3ier sratuliren!
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Sa8essWeui8feiten.
& nj an B..

NV
Sm Sanoeslehate pnroe per Nlls
Ilag geEelt, penn englllVem sacramento
elHe CellelOssUspelge IN oeSug euI Den
2oo Sopn Srl9pis 3u aoerlenoetl.
Spefmoa nao 1ea8aa oppoa'riea oages.
gen. SeBlefer erlanerle an oen Gau
Saslefs, mo es ll@ Der XoagreB bleieis
ianen maEte, oaB oer oentlge ael@ss
lan5ler Ole SDmpai9le'4otmrefle aurtld=
mles. VaraaT Dufoe oer NaIfog ao9es
tegn1 uno es lta1 looann Die Setfa9ung
oes Senates sine dle sltl. =
s,x6 81. gs Ssaa;slss'saa5 MasSls. 1;a!as -
ea' 9.tssh ~. us.,aaSns e1iunplwal' y.
~. sos ~, ,se.a,;g. ~. Sussgaa'
sa npos Sap s. .,,tssMaa Mss..
sa xIaas't ~: .ail.!g.. s @gianL ..usas y
s.snp.as'ss ...s y.. !s.hs. s'uulsg. Os.gu ias'
au Nas au H.Siisa @S vsgosiI.. ,uu1S.n ".
EsM. M maa;ar,,i, s'sMoss M,.ssts w.. VIC .e
Sisien ssoG sri,,Ht ia iS,e;nt Sos
Gempinsfi Dor ldnaerer 3eit i'm glIter
BON is ober 19 eSQbren Qusmon6erte
unb es baubelt iid5 nun barum. ob er
ausiuan6erte, um fid1 benz Wfilitdrbienft
at entaieben ober nid,t. SIM erfferen
ssalle uiirbe bic ruifid1e yfeaieruna
Gempinstt aIs Delerteur betrad1teu uuS
bann tpiirbeu linn audi feline Niiroerta.
piere Nidts uitbeu.
csn Wfusfoaee i'm ueu=erDffueten
Sbeile bes eSnbianer.S Serritoriums 1T
am 1. apriI Bic erfe gibuna bes Bun.
besaerid5tes oboeboIten tnorSeu. mid.
ter Sbadelforb bon Snbiana fiibrte ben
WorfB.
= gafHus sc. &eib. Der 8eFiber beg
betannten u6pffmann 6ouiea In g1eu
Nort murbe ipeaen aebrod,euen ghepers
ipre@ens aur 3abIuna BON $15, 900 per.
urtbeilt. Die Rldaeriu. Clara Cotton.
meIbe 2immermd6d,en In bem s1oteI
sepeIen mar, batte um $lOO, 900 Cut.
i1doisuns' setlast.
Muslanb.
Wuf cine @rotuIotion meThe ber
.geutroI Werbonb ber SnbuifrieIIena
benz Iiirffen Nisnord AZ ieinem Sc.
burtstoa baraebrad,t botten. ertpiberte
oer Giirit. boR er bie Tprt6auer bes
ssrie6sns fiir oefidert boIfe mnh bos
6ies fiir Die gntpidluna Der beutld,en
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s6 @enn Semanb gu6 iaat /:
Sold einen 6@nupfen tpie biesmal,
babe iG bod aber nod ME gebabti"
bann nebmt ibn beim Worte unb EN-.
pfeblt ibm "Chamberlains Cough Re,
medy" 3u sebrau6en. Das tpirb Jpn
beilen. Sir 6uiten, 0eiierteit uno
grt1ltungen aller 9lrt giebt es ni6ts
Beferes als 6ies Gum Werfauf BEL R.
gsbn 6 Co., 8. aalteper & Sobn unb
allen anberen Apotbetern.
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60 1T mebr 3atarrb in bieier @eseao bes
9anoes als bon allen anberen 8rdntbeiten au-
faninen, nnb bis in ben lestsn Sabren gait er
als unbeilbar. giele Sabre lang erfldrten
Oottpren i'm fir eine Iofale &ranlbeit unb
idrieben locale SsilmittsI bor, unb ba fe ibn
NIT ar3tlider 8ehanbluns befdnbig ni9t fll.
rirten, erfIarten fie ibn fiir unbeilbar. Die
@ifenfdaft bat beiuieien, bab ssatarrb cine
eonftitntionslrantbeit lit unb besbalb roniii.
tutienele 8ebanbluns erforbert. Soa's aa-
tarrb anr, fabri3irt bon 8. 5. gbeneb 6
81, Solebp, Ohio, If Die einSise eonffitutio.
neue Sur i'm Martte. Sic nir6 innerlid in
Dozen ober gabsn bon 10 Sropfen bis su einem
SbeeIofcl beu genommen. sic p,rft bireFt
auf bas 8lut un6 bic fdIeimise Oberfd9e bes
Sbftems. Sic bieten einbunbert Dollars fir
ieben Gaa, ben ie au turirsn bsrfebIt. 2abt
end @irsulare unb 3eaenilIe fomrnen. Ab.
breffirt: 8. 5. Gteneh& Co.,
Splebo, Ohio.
SY- 8erfauft bon Nbothefern. rs geuts.
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8Drios Angelos.
aeife erinneruns bon Srans ~ afler.


cym sXenodochion Berniudakis'' All
gtheu fQR cine @efelIldaft ppu Oeuf.
id,eu lln6 @riedhen beim @Ia{e friid,eu
Nieres beifQmu,en.
No ,pQren Bic Nrndolooen gsrofef5or
Ms-r. ,nb Doftor &, Ser Soufmouu 5.
aus 6mnrnQ. fsrner Nrofef5or @ofibis
BON ber @tern,parte In Mtben. 6err iii.
Tie. gfeboffeur Der uEphimeris'' unS
en6fidj rneine Neuiofeit
Mir olIe perebrteY 6os ebIe @erlfen.
oetrdufe unb Bel Werniu6ofis III in her
itneren Gtobt Nt6en in her Sbot ber
eiraioe gsIok. am tpeId5em mon 0os Qoh.
ioI friid, nnm 9ohfen eimoeid,enft 10.
foutrnf Oas @efhriirf muYhe In hput<
idaer Gprad1e oefii6rf yn hem nebiiSes
ten RreiIen @tbens finbet man fehr
biele Werionen. Sic ueben ber Qoubes.
GbrQd6e aud, sic beuifd1e bplIfomn,e,r
beberrid1er. sc mao bies fbeiIs baher
rit5reri boz ber Noro6uoer bes ietiaen
Ge6nios. Der ben, noilfe her ynifteIsbo.
der entffammen6e p6uia Oifn tnar
mil tpeIdben1 zine ,ien1fif1e Nn,ohr mn,
9eufld1ert ins Qdnh eint1onberie theiIs
hoben bic Griedaen cine bobe MmfunG
BOT BEN Eroebniffeu Ser bertidem sitter
tbumsforidSuuo iiuh ho nam Mthrn
BON SntereiIe SEN ssortfdbrifHten her
Nrd,dclooie foIof 70 bof bieier I'm.
ifQnb oud5 cine ibrod6Iid5e Mnma.
heruno beioer Wbifer s,r ToToe oehobt
inner @eIbrdd, brehte nd, Inn bie sseisr
ber beborIieheubeu ylodt. Muf mnroett
fieI Der Saeripnntao 6er orieGiId,sm
ghriIienbeit unb bic reliable sseier bat
oie 6orm eines 8pIfsfeffes angeuoms
men. GGon am 9orabeno, olis beuie,
begann bic 6eifli6feit.
profefor Rotibis ertldrte uns sfrems
ben bic Nrt, tuie man fi1 bei bieiem Na,
lafIe beuebmen iniiBte, UNI qegen ben
NDltsbrnu9 nidt 3u perfoBen. gs
mar Az erwarten, baB aud piele Qanbs
betuobner In bic Gtabt tommeu uiirbeu.
um bos G@ouipiel au qenieBeu.
unl IL Hbr 9fn6ts fubr ber G6nig
nit benz gan5en 9offaat unter 8orans
tritt bes MetropOIiten unb ber @eiiiIi@,
feit To bic &ir9e. ilm ben Sag nit eis
mem teierlt9en @ottesbien5t 81 er6ffnen.
Ntllttdrtt9e Nuf3ige lnb Geuertperte
tollteH Das GET nerberrlI4ea belfen.
profeilor &otiois lub uns freunbli9
elm, bonn Salton feines 9duIes, oas IN
Der AtbenesStraBe lag, ben Geff5ug 3l
estra@teH. iino naraentli4 mir Deut'
lgsa slgtIHeH OonlDar ole 9elsgenDeii,
g.s Us!st DDA y gnHF'sem SlaHDpunt'e
'eysh ~ louhsA.
Der Abeno nabte unh mir trennten
nlls. Als ib iinl iielH nbr aus benz
9por Deg potels trat, biieb t9 nit
eiiiem Ausrut Der Wertpunberung
pepen.
per Anblld bes plobes bor benz to-
algI@sn S@loB mar etn mdr9enbafter.
bur&eiman6er unb isber trua, Der hepr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
Gefdrbte Qawns.

40 3oll breiter 8attiff, quite Waare,
10 uno 123 Gents per garb; Ylaib
aamns, 80 3ol brett, in A 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stide Bertb Orsaubies
129 Gents; Gable @orb Orsanbies, 121
Gents; 8eriii6er Mar uuer art, 80 unb
IS Gents; Gmerican Gballies, sebrudt
unb sdtfarbis, IA Oarbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
&udIens Nrnien.salbe.

Die befe SaIbe Der g8eIt fur S6nitte,
Quetiduneen, @ef9piire, Syieber. unb Saut.
ausf6Ias. GIsdte, sefprunsene Sdube, Grpf.
beuIen unb ale Sautiramibeiten furirt 6a.
morrboiben obsr feline 8eSablung. 8aaise
Gatisfattion earantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
3uriiderfattst. rs Gents bic S9adteI. 9um
8ertauf in allen apOtbeien. Dreib, 9bomp.
ion & Co., @boleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-03
8eibe 9aluns.

25oo Darss s9eer, .poir,eorb, glaib
saUns, 10 Gents per Darb; Marieilles
BON l23 Gents per Darb an; feline
Yiques, Is Gents per gatb; DreB gau=
bries, l2a, 1e3 unS 20 Gents; ensliide
@ambrles unb geaiaioOts, So 3oa brett,
20 Bic so Gents.