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A New York pastor, who, though .
Scotchman, had lived in America for
over forty years, was one day taken to
task by his daughter for the broadness
of his accent in the pronunciation of
the word difference.
@How do I pronounce it?" he asked.
@You say difference.
@And what do you say?
Difference"
Looking at her for q moment, and
getting her to repeat, he continued,
sWen, NJ, will you just be so kind
rs to tell me the difference between
difference and dufference?"
The daughter gave up her hopeless
scholar to gang hh ain gait" in pronun-
citation henceforth. HarpeTs MG0a.
zine.
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mIIIaHr IAHcI1A
BY NARY SHAW.

tNeam, I glow, I dash, start
From under evry cover;
Town as quick . changing heeb
As any tickle lover.
simmer softly on the h0or,
CLEAN q glow uncanny;
Finger lovingly, and pour
Soft light in nook and Granny.
And ever, as shine or fade,
tell q true ife-story;
A period in the depths OF shade,
The next in heights OF glory.
Give the fuel my life stir,
Note the flames that follow OFT;
Rouse, dreamers, then. DO not demur'
q Act wisely, and look aloft.
You'd scarcely deem my radiance sprung
From a somber stick OF wood,
Nor guess the power, it's fbers 'mone,
For vast evil or great good.
Nor think, perhaps, some flower fair,
Sprung from earth mixed with ashes;
Nor that you breathe the same pure air
Which helps feed my bright flashes.
And when die, as when glow,
tell true life-story;
1 fade, the ashes fall, and, lol
They live in a flowers gloryI
SOUTH KAUKAUNA. Wis.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23

when he reads this to know that he has
missed Sabbath with one of the gentlest,
loveliest characters in history. Mr.. Bar
rett's house is large and white, and mas the
air Of shrinking modesty so notceaDle In
its great but utterly unconscious owner.
Mr.. Robson was found at his house. walk
Ing under the trees and thoughtfully eating
green apples. of which he is passionately
fond. He raises upwards OF sixty barrels
OF apples on his estate each year. any one
Of which is fatal.
"A neighbor of mine had an odd expert
once with his apples the other day, said
Robson. He has some of this same breed.
It is an apple that will turn when it is trod-
den upon. Nobody but cider press can
eat one and live. This friend of mine went
out one day and discovered q boy named
James sitting up in the branches Of his
apple tree, eating the luscious fruit and
filing his shirt and trousers with enough to
stay his stomach when he got home. I
wish you would not do that said the man.
I do not care 80 much for the fruit. but you
are breaking the tree and disfiguring it.
oh, you shut up retorted the lad. knock
Ing the mans glasses of. together with the
bridge of his nose. with a large lignum vitae
keep quiet will come down there and injure
you Very WE'LL said the man. I will have
to go tomorrow and tell your father about
you and your insulting language All
right said the youth. Go in. you old
pessimist. and get the raZZle dazzle if ye
wish. I will. in the meantime. select few
more Of your mirth- provoking fruit
The next day. full OF wrath. the man went
over to the boys house and said to the
father: Sir. have come to do very dis
agreeable duty. come to tell you of your
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23
Society In New York.

Society in New York differs from
that in all other cities of America, as
does that of Paris from all others in
France. It is the great, rich metropo-
lis, the 3carpet-bag city" the town to
which the rich people Of all the world
tend; that is, of the American world
(not 70 speak of its being great Ger
man city, q great French city, and
great cosmopolitan tumble of all the
nations of the world. Behind this
gittering kaleidoscope still remains
the fact that New York has an old sris-
tocracy, some of whose members are
still rich, and still in the fashion.
More Of them are poor, but proud, and
some of them shut their modest doors
In the arrogant faces of the purse
proud Nss0aEueatA5 Tiches."-Ladisy'
Home Journal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23

BoARD1Na-HoUsE mistress (at Sunday
dinner)-Mr. Jones, why do You not
eat some chicken? Jones (who has
lsbored fifteen minutes trying to carve
. leg)HThanks, I never work on Sum
day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23

LIVE by the day, even though you
work by the month. There are NO %
morroWs that you know Of
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23

MANY professions are crowded. but
there Is always room at the top. Take
the elevator, young man, and you win
get there.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23
OHASSET
is abOu t
t W Q nty-
: o ne q n Il
m o,h ALT

- OHASSET
is abou {
\ It W Q nty.
ne and
- one.h ali
miles from Boston
and is noted fog
its mackerel fish.
ing and also as the
summer home of
Lawrence Barrett
and Stuart Rob-
son. writes Bill
Nye in the Chi.
! cago Herald. It il
N ear Nantasket
and Minot's Ledge
lighthouse. on q
stern and rock
bound coast. It is
in latitude 42deg..
16 min.. 9 sec. n,
; and longitude 70
deg. As min. II
sec. w.
Mr.. Barrett was
away when I went
down there. and
he will be panied
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23

WHEN . man falls to drinking Il =
not long before he drinks to iAlline.
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Suppose we send for Rose and ask
her few plain questions?' suggested Ar
thur.
DO just what you think right said Lois:
Il do not fear her now.
A servant was dispatched to the cottage
at once. and soon returned accompanied
by Rose. who had not imagined for mo-
ment the real reason why her presence was
desired.
She had thought Mrs. Andrews wanted
to send some special message to her grand
mother which could not be intrusted to q
servant, and when she was ushered into
the library and saw the Squire. Mrs. An
drews. Lois and Arthur Hazard In council.
she was thoroughly frightened for once in
her bold. reckless life.
At first she denied fatty having played
any such part as that ascribed to her; but
when she saw that the story was known in
all its details. she broke down and con-
fessed.
She had been induced. she said. by Henry
to intercept Lois in the wood. and to
brighten her az she had done: for Henry
was poor and needed his cousins money.
which would. of course. come to him ct
her death II she died unmarried.
And he promised to make me his wife
inside OF six months; but he put 1t Oh. say
ing he was too poor. I'm SO ~ now that !
squire. It was too bad to cheat her for
nothing.
You ought TO be so-ry.' said the
Squire. sternly: No punishment would
be too severe for you. At present. how
ever. cannot determine what stops to take.
You NAV 60. and I hope never to see your
face againl'
Rose quailed under the looks leveled upon
her. and shrunk from the room. unable "a
mako any reply.
The Squire then sent for his nephew. and
. stormy int view ensued. Henry Dray-
ton had no excuse to offer for his tTeaohofy
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-11-23

Every one says she can't live long, and
when have little money to bless myself
with you'll see that won't forget you. II
tied in six months time
That's Just what you said last year. and
the year before. and the year before that.
While I'm having a little patience you II
be getting married to Lois Drayton. oh.
I've had things told me! There's them who
watches out for me. No. you'll marry
me now and we'll wait together for your
cousins money!
Il tell You it would be madness for me to
take such step. ose. do listen to reason.
wouldn't come in for a cent If you were
my wife. Wait a while. and do make up
your mind to go away for few months.
No. you can't throw no more dust in my
eyes. II you'd been honest and meant
what pou said. You wouldn't have put me
on SO long. And II / had known you as
weu three years ago as do now. i wouldn't
In: I'd have let her marry her gentleman.
hush. hush. Rose. for Heavens sakel
1t would ruin US both il you should be over
heard
Who to overhear me? rather guess
there amt many folks hereabouts out O
their beds 1t this hour
Still. You can't be too careful Come.
ssrs walk toward the cottage: We can talk
a. We go along
They moved away. and Arthur heard no
more.
But he had heard enough to Ill him with
the keenest suspicion and distrust
Was 1t possible that at last he had
stumbled on . clew to the mystery that
had bafded him ever since his arrival at
Westholt?
she must have told Lois some big yarn
against the Major. thought Arthur.
But then he remembered that Lois had
declared positively that she had heard
nothing against the character Of her BE-
trothed.
He lay awake until daylight. eogitating
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gu betra@ten, 10 1T immerbin bieies Sort
iaafen Der 2ei6en reIp. Der bas NeR
perunreinisenben Dinse g%eeisnet, uniere
Remembering gu erregen.
CUR @rfldrung bieierin bielem lmfatts
immerbin intereRanten grf9einung
mii1en mir aber Solgenbes bebenten:
@s fommen i'm Sbierreide INNER &c:
rabe bieienigen 9anblungen gu einem
boben @rabe Der gntpidelung, tpel1e
bic Grifen5 Der Sbiere in Encouragement
Weiie bebiugeu. Nun 1T aber bel einem
3ufammenle6en in einem mad 5aaiens
ben adbleuben 8olfe auf einem 10 bes
i1rdntten &aum tpie elm Mmeiiennef,
bic &einli9feit cine bet erfien 2ebensbe.
%bingungen; unb Der &einli6feitsItnn lit
besbalb ni6t muir BET ben Nmeiien, Ions
bern aud bel ben 8ienen, Sermiten u. a.
b6Iterbilbenben unb in Neltern lebenben
Sbieren febr melt ausgebiloet.
gu biefen MISUNDERSTANDING
1T uidt einmal cine bobe Snteligen3 er..
forberli6; ionoern es gentiet cine Ors
aaniiation ber Sbiere, nod melder Der
@eru6 geforbener @9peHern uno an
berer bas Neit perpenFenber Oinge ben
3bieren m6gli9it unangenebm lei, UNI
bic 10 5uedmdBigen unb bic pbanta{ie
man6er 8eoba6ter 10 iebr erregenoen
9anblungen m6gli9 gu MAIDEN.
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8 a 8.

Sn Nuffin fanb Die EMANCIPATION
oss 8ouo. &oB uhb bes Nice=Boubers
nellrs Wbeeler ftatt. NuBer ben Wtits
9llebern beioer 9dufer Der 2egislaur
tpobnten ettDa 1000 perlonen Der @ere.
monte bel. &i6!er Rittreu nabm ben
gelben ben Nmtseib al. @ouD. NeB
belt bann cine ldngere 4n{prade, bic
bdufig bon lebbaftem Beifal unterbro.
den ,puroe. Nu9 Wbeeler belt Sam
nod cine Geoe, in meI6er er fi1 na.
mentll9 gegen ale in leBter 3eit aufz
tau6enben pldne elmer Sheilung bes
States Seras nanote. ST berubrte
au9 nod anbere pi9tige Gragen BET
Staats. Politif.
= SIN Stats Senate perbanbeIte
man eingebeub iiber cine perfddrfte
Bin segen oas Wafentrasen. gs tuurbe
fogar elm Nmenbement eingebradt,
bur6 pel9es Dos Sragen bon &spol.
bern in ben Satteltai6en perbotsn rpers
ben loa. 9iergegen ttaten iebo9
nebrere Senatoren ener9ii6 auf, wel6e
ertldlten, baB biefes ENHANCEMENT aus
i@lieBli@ ben GtraBenrdubern augute
fommen ipiroe.
SIN &eprdientantenbaufe terietb mon
iiber bic Bin CUR @%inflbruua elmer 81,
ienbabn. Die &ommiilion
ioa aus 3 Mitgliebern beteben, bon be-
men ems elm Nbpotat fem muB unb bas
anSere Elm praftiider @iienbabnmanu,
pdbrenb bas brittle elmer beliebigen Bes
rufsart ~angeb6ren tann. Das @ebalt
Der GommiRdre foa $500 betragen.
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Nierstaiabrtee Grfahrnna elmer
alien WGrferfn.

Mrs. Winsloms soothing Shrup wirb
bon elmer Ter belten DOftcrinnen unb ben
@Irterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. St purbe felt 40 Sabren BON
WiiliOnen, bon Mittsrn unb Rinbern nit
ME feblenbem @rfclse sebraudt, fowpbl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, ME bon srs
madienen Sinberu. @r beIeitist S9drfe
in, Wusen, befreit BON Winbfclic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er Seridaft fir Sin,
Der unb Witter 6uhe unb @chlbebasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Shrup bas Bette
unb fiaerite Mittel 1T sesen DHienterie
unb Diarrhce BEL 8inbsrn, slsidSiel Of
burd .3ahnen peruriadt ober bard anbes
re nriuden. Cine @ebraudsanweiiuns
wirb ieber Glai4e beiseseben. Gs ii
feins d4t, wenr nidt bas Tacfmile bon
Curtis u. Bertins anf Der MuBenleite Der
ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen MpO.
tbefen gu baben, bic 6taide rs Gents.
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Wdbren6 Der 8erbanblungen iiber
Die Wusgaben fir bas beutl9e GoniuIat
in Zanzibar i'm oeuil1en Geidstaae
lagte Glrf 8ismard. er tpiirbe iebt
ni6t ndber auf bic Colonial /. poiitif
eingeben. er tDerbe aber iiber biefen
8egentanb eiagebenb ipre6en BEL ben
geratbuugen iiber bic SfsNfritas gia,
bic benz Bunbesratb umsebenb augehen
tuerbe. @ugeH &iGter eritilirte bic
9anblungspeiIe Der &egierung in Be.
aug auf bic unteroriiduug oes 6flas
D%enbanoels. 8ismard ma1f &iGter
unb ben Greiinnisen iiberbaupt Manz
gel on patriotismus Dor, ba fe ftets
Der beutf@en politit gu @unfem bes
I~uslanbes gu fdaben periudten (2).
gismard ergrif wdbrenb Der &eidss
tags 8erbanblunsen beg Is. Sanuar
9 nal bas Wort unb fein gefreben
ging ofenbar barauf bin, 9les gu pers
nteiben, mobur9 England fid berlebt
fablen f6nnte. Set feiner Ridfebr
mad Berlin lift Girft gismard, Der
erregt unb uerb6s gu iein I6eint,
fortwdbren6 eifrig beiGdfiet. St
bate bret unterrebungen nit benz
2aiier unb empfing ben beutl9en &c.
ianbten in Wabrib, ben @rafen @oIms.
Sonnenmalbe, ber tiir3Ii1 in Berlin
eintraf, unb mel9er babel getpeiem {ein
lou, als 8a3aine bebauptete, baB er
bur9 ben Sir &obert Morier bic tele=
grapbii9e Na9ri6t bonn r~ebergange
Der beuti9en Sruppen iiber bic Mofel
erbalten babe. Ser Ran3ler prdioirte
aud BET elmer Gabinets : eibung.
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Ser CINDERELLA sdub Store,

@de Sf'6oufonfrabe unb Nbenue c.,
bat ieinen @orraib BON @6uben fir
9erren, Samen unb &inber fir bic BE-.
b%oritebenben Saiions erbalten, uno III
i'm Stanbe. allen Mnipriiden, wel1e
man on elm elegantes poer on bauers
baftes unb preispiiroiaes S1ubwerf
felt, gu geniigen. Ser @inbereIIa
96ub : @torei 1T elm iebr beIiebs
ter @infaufsort, namentli1 beutlder
Dameu. ni6t nur Der auborfommenben
geoienung tpegen, ionoern tbotidhli9
neil bic feilgebotenen Waareu in ieoer
9infi6t tmpfe5lensnertb fino unb 9as
tisfattion geseben babeu. Man finbet
bier bas 8or5igli6fe, mag GuBbetleis
bungstiinffler nur leiften tonnen;
S9ube fur ben BaaiaaI, Iusgebss
i@ube, S6ube fir's 9aus unb fiorfe.
babel bod elegante 6dube fur 2inbsr.
9erren tperben in glei6er Weiie be-
bient. aaes paBt wie angegoKen.
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Gin gti6dben Gtnipt6el:B apier rettete
ihr Nehen.

GO mar nut eim gepDbnlides Stid @in-
nidet.Yapier, aber es rettete ibr 2eben. Sic
mar I'M lebtea Stadium BET @dpinbiu9t,,un b
mad benz ausfprud fer aerste unbeilbar unb
nidt mebr lebeasfabis fe iucs psniser ats 70
1funb. auf cincm @tid @innidel 8apier
las le bon DR.. Kings New Discovery ; fe
bolte fid) einc Yrobe. Tla1de unb eS BALI oa.
rauf faufte iie cine sroBe 5laide uno fiblte li9
sebe6crt uno bar6 furtseIetten @sbrauG tpurbe
Fe pisOsr tart, sefunO, rofg unO piest nun
ipieter l4o WfuuS. Sir peitere @inseI6siten
fenbet cine 8riefmarfe on IS. S. Sole, apo.
tsefer, Sort Smitb.
@rObe> 8lafden gratis gu baben in allen Npo-
ttbsten. greis Der sroben Glai@en 81. B9oie'
iale bsi Dreib, S6Ompfon & 60, Gan slntonio.
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Ser Namiliemar5t

ODER 4OiGbrise erfabruns zines peuti6en Sra.
ties. 9iefss Bud fol- teiaespess ben Saus.
arst in jebsm Sail eriebem, aber trotbem irirS
es fid ole gang unentbebrlider Mattaeber in
iebsm SausbaIte bepdbien. IS seiet, tpie
aranfbeiten berbutet unb i'm Nnfanasftaoium
befampft perben fonnen. &esepte unb Sc.
~benspsife in allen aranfbeitsfdaen eenau an.
ssseben. Cir 25 Gents in Epfmarten fret
berlanbt. Man a~breiire: Nribate GItmic
& 9tSpeniarp, Is 9. Spnftpm Ctr,
Netp BORT, q. ..
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Galiforuia @eine.

W%einliebbaber finben elm sroBes 9a=
GET bon feinen California Weinen BEL
Germ s. s. MeDer am NIamo
plasa. Serr Sleeper iudt bic Weine
on Srt uub STEELE aus utb tauft bireti
aus benz 2eIer Ter Weinai6ter. Mls
gutem 9enner selingt es ibm tets, bic
beften @orten ausaumdblen. Ct fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs unb
Weibweine in poraigli6er QuaIitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone : frei
Ing 9aus geliefert.
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@iitct Gm@ uDr gnlbem eegen Gatarrb,
bic Auediilber cnthalten,

6a Nuedilber fider ben CHM bes @eruds aer.
ftoren unb bas game Sbfem b0Gis serrittet
miro, tpenn es bur@ Die fdleimisen Sberaaden
eiaoringt- @pl6e artifel foIten ME auber
anf Ierpronung gut berufener Aer,te sebrau9t
ipcroen, ba Der S4aoen, ben iie anridteu, aebn-
NAL o srob lit ais bas SUITE, bas SIR babon
%fraielen fonntet. SaII's R~atarrb Sur,
f~abri3irt bon S. $. @beneb & Co., Ipleoo, g.,
entbalt fem Quedflber unb Dirb innerli6 qe.
rominen unb pirft brett aaf bas Blut uno Sie
l4leimiaen OberFaden bes Sbffems. @enn
Sbr Sau'S &atarrb BUR fault, feio fiber, bas
Sbr bic a@te bsfOmmt. Sic NTH innerlid ae-
nommen unb in EoIsbp, Sbio, BON 8. S.
@beneb & s o., semadt.
EW- 8ertauft bon allen GpOtbern, @reis 70
Gts. fur Die Gla19e.
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Anrergleifhlifhe Attraktiun
1eb', ere Miqion rertbeilt
nd.'I
2uuiFana gtaats=eutterie:@ eieIIidai

SuHtItuHu Wftell59aft.
Sntorporirt I'M Sabre 1858 bon Der aeais.
latur fir @rstebungs. nnb Observation-Disclosures
unS tuuIoe iar Greibrief gu einem Sbeiie Der
sesenfpartisen Staats aonfitutien, in 1879,
Ourb elm ilberpaItiscnbes goItsrotum semadi.
S9re Mammotb.8iebanaen fnben
balbiabrli9 fatt, (Suni unb Sc.
aember) unb ibre @rpBen GiuaeI.
Mu,nmer>3iebunsen fn6en in feSem
oer anoern 5ebn Monate i'm Sabre
fatt. unb perben ellie offentrid i'm
oer aeabemb Of 81 II f 6. STEIN OrIeans,
a., ge3pgen.
DerMbmt s !stt i%a!5isssa's 9 ssssa 's sss
prompte Musta6lung BET @spinns; beldeiniat
pie folst:
8ir beifatisen biermit, ba6 mir bic Ober.
aufiidt iiber bic arrangements fur alle monat.
liden unb balbiabrliden 8iebungen ber
eouiitana Stats 2otterie @efea1daft baben
nno perfOnIid bic 3iebunset Ieiten unb beauf.
lAtisen uno raB biefeIben ebrIid, aeremtehno
in mnparteiif@er Beife allen 8etbeiligten ae.
s%eniber Dor ii9 seben unb mir autoriiren Bic
8efeaf9aft, Sieies 3eusniB, berfeben NIT benz
Gaelmile unferer lnteridriften, in ibren I'm.
3eigen su sebrauAen.
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2aBt gu@ nidt tduf9en bur9
niebere preiie fur Wrbeit, mel6e better
als irgenb cine in Seras seliefert tpirb,
fonbern berfigt @u9 nod Gallo.
10 at pbotOgrapbiidem Atelier, SO.
Alb Ofs 9oufonsG traBe, mo- gu9 CUTE
uno aufrieoenfeaenbe @rbeit gu reelem
Yreife aQrantirt tuirb.
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0ancpaft & gphn

b~erfaufen ibrea san3en WaarenDorratb,
beitebenb aus 6errens unb Gnaben.
Mnaisen, Often, ueberaiebern, gents
ben, unter3eug &C. gu bebeuteao berab.
geiebten Preiien, um NIT benz 2ager
gu rdumen. Oie @%elegenbeit, bilig
gu faufen, folte ieber benuben.
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Gin nniberiQlmittel

81 nod nidt eutoeft tporoen; ba aber me.
ttigifens bier Sinftel Der menldliden 8rant,
beiteit bon unrein em gfute berribrer,
70 ton1nlt cine Wtebi3in, Die einen geiunben
J3uftano bieier 6liiisteit b~erifellt, einem
l1niperialmittel 10 rabe, ipie es m0glid 1T.
glger's g%ariaparilla iibt auf oas glut III
jeSem Stabium ieiner 8iloung eiuen Sin,
fluff aus, u,lo eignet iia baber fir cine sr0'
bere Mannigialtigfeit bon &ranfbeiten als
irgeno cine anbere bisber befannte Gr5nei.
0eibipiire t,tt6 &~arfnnfel,
bic eiuer geiu0bnliGen 9ehanblung @ioer.
fano leiiten, !ueid)en Dor Mger'S Sarlas
pariua tlad) uerbaltaibmabtg furser an-
ipenbung.
Serr 6. 6. Murrag, aus Charlottesville,
8a., idreibt utts, er iei Sabre lang nit
@eiAwireu bebaftet g~eiueiett, Die linn piel
0eiOen 5uge5ogen; unb ouf bieie folsten
&arfll1fel, beren CT nlcbrere suslei9 bate.
Da fillg Ct CIT s(per's Soriaparila su ges
brandell, rrio nad,Oem ct brei Slaiden einz
genon,alen, oeridpuanOen bic &arfuntel,
,tt,o min bat er ieit ied]S Sabreu aud niAt
ein Slatterheu gebabt.
Seue tiidilbe Sranfheit, Die Giros
pBsln, lit Die furdtbare llriade unsablt-
ger llebel, unb nit sIfsebsung nenuen
mir Err cine ans nlehrerell gleid geidbrli-
fen. 9usidlaae, Sdlmdrsu, mebe augen,
geldpollene 9riiien, idjiuafe lab abgesebrte
Wusfelll, narcgelndbigcr Yppetit nio a5l=
lide 9inse iiHo sielalid) iid)cre NM;eiden
elmer Neigung an Sfropheln. MandeS
@eitd)t, Dos ionit biIbid mare, lit olrdl qls=
i9lag ODER bd6lid)e Sleden %cntltellt, Die bon
rnreircm 8lutc hefriibren Mno altSeigeil,
tpie n0tbig gfper'S Sariaparita 1T I'M naS
uebel 3u beiler.
g1e bic Oil 8luttraufbciteir leiSen. ionten
einen ernitlideu geriuh init Iper'S Oar
iaparila maiden; babel l%riiiien fie aue But
Der, Salben uno Saltwaiier oernteioen,
oor3iiglih fold moblfeile uro tuertbloIe Wlir.
turer, Die nidt mr. feline Sciluns herbet=
fiibrert, ionbern iogar bdufig Die aranfbet
ten, Die ie angeblih beilen loaen, perlalirt
mern nnb befeiigen.
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= Dem 8erliner Yoliaei. prdfoium
1T BON 6errn &rtiger, einem 8eamten
Der @ebeim $ pOli3ei, beri9tet worben,
baB unter ben 8erliner Mnar6iften elm
Nttentat gegen ben &aiier geplant
iueroe, unb BOB 0orR9tsmabreseIn
gum S@uB bes Monar6en brineenb gss
boten ieien.
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9fner's s,oir.N ioor nerhouft

= QDer's 9air. @igor oerbanft feis
men tpeltberiibmten Namen Der geiunben
Wirfun9, bic es auf 9aar unb 9opfs
baut ausibt, unb benz grauen 6aar ieis
ne uriprtnsIi6e Garbe p%iebereiebt
unb ibm Slang linb Stride ertbeilt,
uesbalb 6 Bel allen 2taiIen beliebt lit.
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8rotpnS Nefrtgerator ; Wartt,
gfe Sibs 4lamos unb Martine3.S traBe
fibrt fril9es, gep6feltes unb gerdu6er'
tes Gleiid; ole Sorten Wurt, Slide,
Muiteru, 8eftigel. Wilb. Muftrdge
tpsrben prompt ausgefabrt. Often ben
gan5en Sag. 4,12,6Wh
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NeraeGet ni6t, ,ss,, bic ,s, Nus.

li9er @eninne bon 8ter MationaI.
8anfen BON Stein Srleans sarantirt
hi rb. unb bic 9ooie bon Dem Yraiioenten ii.
mes Snfitutss, beren berliebene Medte bon ben
cberften @erihten anerfaant mer6en, untersei6.
net; beBbalb bitet gud Dor allen GdIfdunseu
ODER a%nrnbmen Rldnen.
Gin Solar 1T Der Yreis beS f~Ieinifen Mn.
tbeilS ober 8rudtbeiles fir elm bon uns
auS9esebenes Zoos fir irseno melde Sic.
bnns; fir peniger ais elm Dollar, 1T SdpinbeI
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70 ut. $. Outtertibe, 33s

70 ut. s. Outterfibe, 1856
Ots SouftpnsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam . Gitters, balten ii9 benz
publitum fir lille in ibrGa6 i9lasenben
Mrbeiten e%mpfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Beiorgung aller 4uftrdge.
2ronleudter. @ass Girtures, 8a6epan.
men, Gloiets &c. itets an 9anb.
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batter, perocn ale @epinne, peIde in ber 2oui.
fana StaatS.2 otterie se3pgen unb ms prdfen.
tirt tperSen, an nnisrem 8abItiid ausbeaablen
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