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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
BRIGANDS HANGED.
They Struggle, ''But the Struggle
Was in Vain"
WILL SEE HIS son EXECUTED.
A Fathers Sad Journey-Marshal jones' Re-
port satisfactOry-BroOklyn
GA. r. Comrades.

SOFIA, May 15.-Five brigands We're
hanged in the court yard of the prison here
to-day They were led separately to the
scaffold and were hanged in success
sion. Each man was eveloped in bag
passed over the head and reaching to the
waste. Their struggles were prolonged
several minutes. The mob broke through
the Gordon surrounding the Jail and the
gems d'armes had great difficulty in
keeping them away from the scaffold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
The Parnen Commission.

LONDON, May 14.-Father Egan testified
before the Parnell commission to-day that
the leading men of Loughrea belonged to
the branch of the league in that district.
No serious crime had been committed
from the time of the formation of the
Langhrea branch until it was suppressed,
except the murder of Policeman Lynton.
This crime had been condemned at a meet
ing of the league and the witness had de-
nOunced it from the altar of his church.
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fashion. Referring to his Grafton he said:
''Few men have once in 100 years such
an opportunity as Mr.. Depew had, but he
made poor use of it.
Mr.. Depew always skates on thin ice.
He skins over everything in the most
astonishing way, and it was quite the same
way in college. He stood nowhere near the
top of his class, and not far from the
bottom, but in his suave, fluent fashion he
literally talked his way through college"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
The Son Must Die,

New CASTLE, Pa, May 15.-John MeGee,
an elderly citizen OF Plain Grove township,
left this morning for Columbia, Tuolumne
county, California, where his son Samuel
aged twenty, is to be hanged Friday, for a
murder committed while burglarizing u
store. Young MCGEE left college about
two years ago to go to California, where
he engaged in the fruit business at first.
His parents are heart-bro5en at the I'M
timely and awful ending of his career. Mr.
MCGEE will bring the body home for inter
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16

CHICAGO, May 15.-NIrs. Mary Gam
brecht, bride of but ten days was run
over to night and killed by the Onerkyas
cable cars Accidents have been so
frequent on the company's lines and the
service so unsatisfactory that mob of
fully fifteen hundred people quickly gath
cred and made demonstrations towards
lynching the grip man, but speedy action
by the police saved him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
A Quarantine Steamer.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Three bids have
been received by the marine hospital
bureau for the construction of the funigat-
ing steamer for the quarantine station at
San Francisco. The lowest, that of the
Union iron works, San Francisco, is $50, OO0
1t is not certain this bid willlbe accepted,
as it is over $4,000 more than the contract
price for two vessels similar in every re
spect now being constructed for the service
on the Atlantic coast.
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Mnnicinal Council for Ania.

BERLIN, May 15.-The subcommittee of
the Samoan conference decided that the
municipal council of Apia shall comprise
six members, Germany, England and the
United States each to appoint one member,
the other three to be elected by the resi-
dents of Apia. This decision displeases the
British commissioners, who call it the
Phelps compromise. Phelps, although not
a member of the subcommittee, was asked
10 attend its last meeting.
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The Marshal VIII Soon Go.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Star tonight
says; The Encouragement saw the Presi-
dent about 80 o'clock. He said on coming
out that no action had yet been taken on
Marshal Jones report. 1t is understood,
however, that Jones' explanation is far
from being satisfactory, and his dismissal
is soon to be ordered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Across MeYicO.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch
Boston, May 15.-The Boston naturalist,
William B. Richardson, reports from San
Blais, Mexico, having finished trip on
horseback from the Atlantic to the Pacific
through Mexico. He calculates that the
distance travelled is 1000 miles in bee
line, but he says it is actually 5000 miles
reckoning of the circuitous route he took
The time occupied by him has been about a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Cut His Love in Two

INDIANAPOLIS, May ferdinand
Schroeder, saloon-keeper, this morning
cut his wife's throat as she stood with her
young babe in her arms, killing her in
stantly He then ran to vacant lot, and
kneeling down, slashed his own throat with
the same razor, dying in an hourN Schroe-
der was insane
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General Anderson Suicides.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-General Adna
Anderson, of New York, aged sixty, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in his
room at his hotel last night. No motive is
known General Anderson was one of the
best known railroad men in this country.
He entered the railway service as chain
man on the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford railroad, twenty years ago. Since that
time he has been connected with nearly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Nontana,s Constitutional Convention.

HELENA, Mt, May 15.-The returns of
yesterdays election were too incomplete to
determine the exact membership of the
constitutional convention. The returns, so
far as received, indicate the contest as very
close, with the chances in favor of the
Democrats BY narrow majority. The labor
member from jefferson county may have
the casting vote.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Advance ON Rrnit lars.

PITTsBURG, May 15.-The combination of
glass fruit jar cap manufacturers have re-
ported.i In 500 gross lots, quotations to-day
are $3.50 for quarts and Sl2 80 for half gal
Ions and further advances from so cents to
81 90 are promised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
The German stfikea

BERLIN, May 15.-The builders of Aprat-
tan, and the carpenters of Bunzlan, Ko-
nigsburg, Wurzburg and Laubeck, and the
brewers of Dartmound are out on a
strike. The agitation is extending. In
Berlin the employees of the general omni-
Gus company aad several trades are disaf-
fected
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Minister Lawton Receiyed.

VIENNA, May 15.-The Emperor to-day
gave an audience to Mr.. Lawton, the retir-
ing United States minister, who presented
Sis letters of recall. Afterward the En-
J5-rCr received Col. z. D. Grant, the new
minister. who presented his credentials.
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Reeoyered from the Debris.

TACOMA, May 15.-To-day another body
was recovered from the debris of the
wrecked building, that of George NJ Bell a
carpenter. Bell makes the fifth person
who lost his life by the accident. Of the
seven wounded it is expected that two or
three cannot recover.
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every road in the country in various capa
cities, but chiefly as chief engineer and
superintendent. In 1886 he was chosen as
second vice-president of the Northern PACT
nc company, remaining there till January
l. 1887
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CHICAGO, May 15.-At the end Of the
third day in the six-day cycling tourna-
ment, the score stood: Prince, 800 miles,
laps; Knapp Reading and Morgan, 800
miles; Shaack 3:l5 miles 2 laps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Dynamite Explosion.

IsHPEMING, Mich, May 15.-By the ex-
plosion of dynamite at the Osceela mine to-
day, four Austrian miners were terribly
injured. Two may die.
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Rear.Admiral Donaldson Dea

BALTIMORE, May 15.-Rear- Admiral Ed
ward Donaldson, U. S. N, aged seventy
eight. died in Baltimore to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Beaconsfeld's Nephew.

LONDON, May 15.-Coningsby DisraeH, a
nephew of the late Lord Beaconsfeld, made
his first public speech at Bath to-day. He
denounced home rule.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
Shot His Daughter-in-law

MANoS, Ind, May 15.-Charles Hupe
shot and fatally wounded his laughter-in
law to-day as the result OF domestic
quarrel.
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year. Richardson was sent out by Brit
ish scientific association to search for
natural history specimens, chiefly birds, of
which latter he gathered about three thou
sand.
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Samuel ]. Randall.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Hon. S. J. Ran
dali, who has been confined to his house
for several weeks, is corvalescing rapidly
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Werfolgt mau bieie ieltiame 8emeaung
big auf lire erften Mnidnge. 10 fiucet
mon. baB Der NnHob basu BON Der
@eiflidteit, uno 3lpar aud bon Ser DO,
ben @eiali6teit, aussebt. Die offer,
rei9if9en 8ii16fe uno gr3bifdofe ia.
ben, f1 nit grobem Offer auf bas Sta
blum bes Socialismus seporfen. 80
Der Der pl6Bli6e umi@muns? WOber
bieies Sni4geben, nadoem man nod
big Dor Gur3em bonn tonlteu 2eidtfnn
beieelt wat2 9dmmert in ben 8ertrss
tern bon Noel unb Stride eine Nbuung
auf, baB es nit Der alien 9e,rlidteit
auf bic Neige gu geben besinnt? Sieie
eigentbiimlide 8egeiiternng fiir ben So
cialismus unter Der 0ferreiAii9en
Do9=Nriliotratie erkunett aufs 2ebbaf-
tefe On bic Beseilteruug, mel6. Dor
mebr als bunbert Sabren unter ben
frans6iiden Nrifofraten fur bic 2ebs
rem &ouKeau's, D'Nlemberts uno 8olz
taires berri6te, fir bieielbeu 2ebren,
beren @oniequen3en bic in Der Sbeorie
bafir S6mdrmenben ,peniee Sabre
ipdter auf bic @uilotine fibren
io1te -.
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@ie lit bies

8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Gelobnune
fur iebem Sail BON Ratarrb, Der ni6t bur9 Gin,
nebmen bon Sails 9atarrb Rur gebeilt tuerbeu
fam.
s. $. gbene9 & 60, @isentbimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
8ir bic tlnterSeidneten baben s.. s. gbenet
lett ben lesten IS Sabren sefannt unb balteu
ibn fur boafommen ebrenbaft in allen &c.
f9dftsbanblunsen unb ~finanaiea befdbist,
ale bon feiner girma ein~eesansemen gerbino.
lidteitem gu erfiGeu.
Bef & Srmar, @robbanbels Drosuiten,
Solebo, 0bio.
Us aIbina, & Marbin, @rob,
banoels.D rosuifen, 9olebo, Sbiu.
g. S. Ban Soefen, aalirer SoIeoo Na.
ticnaI 8anf, Enlebo, Ohio.
Sau's &atarrb Rnr nirb innerlid eenommen
unb pirft brett auf bas 8Int mno bic f9Iet-
misea SberF66em bes Sbfems. 3eusniIe
fret Serianbt. Yreis 75 Gents fir bic Glai9e.
Sertauf bon allen Apotbefern.
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@m. 8bRina q gphu.

unfere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb I'm iol@es frii9 uro
gut gu %erlan9en, fann man unm6gli0
eiueu 5uoerldiigeren Marft finten, ais
ben BON Wm. Dofing & Sobn, SO.
oil Nbe. s. Sic 6erren baben benz
Sei9mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ses
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliHement cine
talte Suftmaf6ine erri9tet, wel6e alien
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb Gnt=
fernun9 i9dbli6er S%nsrebien5en beg
Jleii9es entipri6t. sic baben betdns
dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBer
Vorratb bon Waitbieb, aug wel1em
nur oas Befte fir ibre &unoen semdblt
piro. Wer reef bebient fein lpjn, Der
beiu9e ben Marft So. Sill
Wpenue 6. 1,1Ot1
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Sinh 9a~uptquartier fir s. eanbrett &
6pbn SelDs, @1rteus unb 8Iumen . Gamer
I'M 0robs unb RIein. SanbeI.
Mgenteu fit grasIett.
bfIise, ffub bic befen, e~infadaen, btQiateu
R6rtfen uub Ieidt geben6fen 2eitpfiae.
Aeeuten fir bic berabmten Rrinly Pfuege
Eidnet il. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com.
oinsd, 9anb GamenbrtHs, HEige unb Gull.
iipatoren. 0uf. 3. Hre9t @nrfmafMinen uni
6ut9er tteufIien, gtas. Weutbs 4omia . ct.
trattoren, 8ienensH aumer, Mefert e.
erbalteu eine GarIabuus earriiOu Bros. &
70. sum @ebrau@ fertig semii&te 8arben.
Sabeu foeben erbaIten:
Garth Gmber un6 Orange 8ndetrobr Ga.
men, 4fritanil6en, gbineifHen unb &onburas
Gorgbura- Samen, beutfden unb aep0bnIideu
Miuet, 8ndpeijen, &afFr. aorn, mtiben un1
seIben MiIr.Mfai3e, Befen.Rorn, friites Gar.
ten,Rorn, 8uder . aorn, Braflianil@es mnl
Tusf1rcrc GioursAorn, N0rbIidee unb Eerai
UelbsS .aora, Bop Rorn, goreb's 8nder'
aoru, BIuuts prolific GeIb. Gaat. Rorn, Rafer.
6ls2obuen, %eannt, Diaae ORANGE or Boit
dare, Mafff@e Spnnen-B Iumen, @erle, @ei.
sen, Mc9een, uub rnst proof Safer, Gaat.
RartofeIn, uub Mrtiidoden.N urseIn, alfalfa,
@8pariette, Burr, AIlite, 8o6bara, 2onia, Sa.
panelifdet, rotben unb tpei6en ATees Gainen.
Sr9arb gras, Reutudb 5Iau, 9eras bIau
We6c1t. un0 e9tes Bermuba : gras : Saraen,
gsrsinigten Sobnion @ras : Samen. Buffalo
o6er g0Iorabc @ras-S amen. 4otbe, eelbe uni
ieibs 8piebet , Geblinse. Top or Bottom.
Onions.
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Galifpruiasgeetne.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes aas
get bon feinen California : Meinen Bel
Qerrn s. S. MeDer am Nlamo
plaaa. 0err Meper fuht bic Meine
an Orr uno Stele aus ul.b touft brett
aus benz &eler Ter Wein3i6ter. Mls
gutem 3enner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beFen Sorten au%s3umdblen. St fam
feline 2unben upo Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine In Dor3agli@er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone fret
Ing 9aus geliefert.
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st bic edwtmsiaat nnbeilbar2

@an Iele bas 3adtebenbe: rSerr 6. 8.
Norris In @epart, A%rfanlas, fast: sd Tag
an annsen . Abfeefen i9uer barnieOsr, unO
rlsine Grennbe anb bic aerate erflartsn mid
fir unbeilbar fdDinbfidtis. pa fns i9 an,
Dr. ainss nsass sdipinbiudtsmitteI gu &c.
bram6en. Sept babe i'd bic brittle Glafde unb
bin bereits I'M Stanbe, bic srbeiten auf meiner
Garm iuieber su iberpaden unb ;u beauffid.
ttsen. 90 1T bic bette Mebiein, bic es seben
fann!~
Seize Mibblepatt in Decatur, Ohio, idreibt /:
y@enn id nidt Or. ainss neues Sdpinb,
fudts. Seilmittel eebraudt bate, ipdre id ldon
lange nleinem 2unssnIeiben erIsaen. Die Gerste
battsn mild bersits aufses:ben. Sept bin i'd
bel befem @oblfein.~
ProbeFaf&en fret in allen apotbeisn. @bols.
faIe bel Drsib 2bompion & So.
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@fatterl Nfatter !, Matter

Mntter! Wntter Wfattcr !! !
Werbet Shr bes Nddts seitSrt merben
unb in gurer Rube unterbroden hurd bas
Sdreien zines franten 3inbes, meldes
Sdmer3en bonn Durdbreden Der 3dbne
leibet? SIT 60 Der Sal, 70 tauft cine Tlaiae
pom MrS. Winslops SOOTHING @prup.
ST mirb ben artten 3leinen ipfrrt BON iei=
men S&merjen befreien. Mar S~erlalIe li@
buruuf, es bilft. Sc III teine Mutter auf
Grben, bic es Seriudte unb Gud nidt nit
tbeilen uiirbe, baB eS bic Ginsemeibe res
sulirt, ben Sleinen Salfe unb @eiuneheit
unb Der Wutter 8ube peridaft, baB es
wie i3auber mirtt. Das Wittel III fiber in
allen 6dueu unD unsenebm bon @eiamad;
60 mirb rcn elmer Der dlteiten unb beifen
Doctcrinnen in ben Ser. 6taaten pers
fdrieben. l1eberau 81 haben, bic Tlaide
III 25 Gents
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Cages Neuisfeiten.
anIano D.

= Captain Garqubar, ber Romman.
beur beg BEL Npia unter9egangenen
&riegsf1ifes Trenton. III In Walb=
iu8ton eingetrofen. Ct bate cine
LANCE unterrebung nit benz Marines
Setretdr SracD. Der ibn bann benz
Staatsfetretdr Blaine borfellte.
= Scr. @ierferfon, Der t1eue atpeite
Comptroller bes 5@abamtes, bat feinen
pofen angetretem.
= Cine MnaahI canabii6e Blooos
Snbianer ma9ten fiir3li9 bpn Winepeg
aus einen @infaa mad Wontata unb
ifoblen ben .8rospentres eine Menge
pferbe. Die @rospentres ~perfoIgten
bic 8loobs, UNI linen bic Yfer0e tpieber
ab3uiagen unb babel fam es au einem
blutiger Sample, Bel tueldem man9er
Stalp bonn G9dbel gerifen ,purbe.
Die BIoobs enttamen aber bod nit
einem Sbeile Der geftobIenen pfer6e
pieber iber bic @renae.
- Die Wittpe bes i'm borigen Sabre
ermorbeten Gbicagoer Milion1rs Smell
bat iebt cine prdmie BON $4,000 auf
bic Grgreifung bes W6rbers 5ascott
ausgeieBt. MGe bierauf be3igliGen
Mittbeilungen fino an ben poli3ei9ef
bon gbicago, Scr. @eo. %. 6ubbarb,
au ri9ten.
- sSn Chicago tpurbe Der bon pbi=
Iaoelpbia fommenbe Srldnbet McGee.
ban berbaftet, tpeI9er in bobem Grabs
berbdGtig lit, on ber @%rmorbung bes
Or. gronin betbeili9t getpeien au iein.
McGeeban batte f9on friiber tpieberz
bolt gebrobt, @ronin t6bten gu tuollen,
unb grpuirt bat!e i'm zines Cages gez
rabe3u gefragt, OF es tpabr tpdre, baB
Ct ibn umbringen polle. Mc@eeban
baite bamaIs ertldrt, Dos iei cine 2uae
unb bate f9 eili9f entfernt. Der
irifme 0rben "ClansN M Gael" protes
firt beftis segen bic Bef@ulbigung,
baB bic Mnregung sur @rmorbung @ros
rins bon ibm alsgegangen fei.
- Sn Wetp Oorf beranftaltete Der
Club ber iungen Demofraten elm Set.
bantett ju gbren bes ct Brdfoenten
GIepeIQnD. Ger5elbe tpllrbe NIT QrD.
Rem gnthufiosmus empfanosu mnb ala
sWdrtnrer Der TreibonbeIs S6eea oe.
feiert.
MusIanb.
.u
9, Ole loe!allIllge ueligileoer Del
Derltner S!aol0eroronelen : gerlamm'
Jung 9aosa pen Inttag eln9sofagf, OF
SIanI mO e DC ut,Iisl sum nela@e PEI
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Ser CINDERELLA g9ub : Store,

Ser Cinderella S@ub Store,
@de Oit'9outonltraBe unb Npenue c.,
bieler bsliebte 2aben Der 9tabt, bal
feinen reuen Borratb bon g 0 mer,
i9uben fur 9erren, Damen unb
&inber etbalten uno bat cine unber.
alei6li9e Nusmabl aler @orten rno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : g9ubs
Store fibrt muir bic 5abrifate Der befien
Gabrifen unb ~iiberbietet Qlles, tpas i'm
bieiigen Marft gu baben 1T. Specia=
litdt ftr 6erren: Der &odforo 51ub
fur So. @s berlobnt fiG Der Mlibe, i'm
Cinderella Store bor3uipres
den, ebe man anberstpo fault.
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0emtidb @mgliid)e g6mle,

w y ItIWVs
gnertannt .tiidtise 2ebranifalt fir &naben
unb Wtabden; felt breibia Sabren in roger
@irtfamteit. 8ortrefFiGe 2ebrtraite inter Be.
ndbrter 9situna. Der sneIiiden Sprade birb,
pie Der bsutiden, boae 1ednuns eetraeen.
slu6crnsm lnterridt i'm @SaniIden. Giniaer.
maben borbersitete S4aler fnbeu jcoer,eit
aufnabme. Ndbere Gustunft ertbeilen Serr
3. @roos, @rdioent bes SduI . 8orlanbes
unb @ M. 8arbed, Director Der aniaIt.
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GIuctuationen i'm Morfte fir 81.
f~entpaaren fattn Sober permeiben, bet
feline Orbers bur6 Bieper&S 6uIt I.
; & ausfnbren IdBt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod hem 2Dnium.
piper & G9ultbeB baben ie,s etne1
enornnen @Orraib bon Gen3orabt, gifen.
ble6 u. I. 10. unb fe notiren frtibere
nieorige preiie, nenn biefelben aud I'M
I'm Marfte iteigen.
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San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP Oft Commerce : GtraBe.

3eigen hermit benz publitum on,
bab fie fit ben ausge3eidnetsn g ant B.
Helm aus GaDette gountp
bic Nsentur iibernommen baben. Die.
Ter Sanbfein, ber better tpie ieber an.
bere benz Geuer unb ben Witterunas.
einfliifen miberffebt, 1T benz @ranit an
9auer glein, aber bebentenb biliger.
SinterlaBt Cure Muftrdge fir ale Elm,
i9lagenben Irbeiten Bel 3eben &
TIM n II.
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Git 0ankbarer patient,

Der ieinsn 0amen nt4t s%enannt baten min, unD her
feline eouftdnoiee @teoetberiteuuts RON fdDtpes
xeus qeiben elmer, tn einem Dottorbu4 ansesebenen
Grtnet p~erbdntt, last bur4 uns baiIelbe fcitenfret an
BUD eutbalt gsesepte, BITE In ieper apptbete senia&t
merben fcnnen. Shtdt Cure GbreIie nit 8riefmarte
an (: !, Wyipat &linif mno 9tspeniarp't, % gBeit
II. Ctr, Retr yprt, ". D.
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agr Wie gem0bnli9 baben Ban
CO q It & Sobn aud biesmal bas
gr6Bte 2ager in @lotbing, Often &c. fur
6erren unb &naben.
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ma Wir baben elm paar Idon ges
brau6te Safel.p ianos, meIde mir bes
ionbers biaig fir gaar ooer auf Mbsab.
lung ($5 ober $40 per Monat) beriaus
fen. Sbos. @oggan & Bros.
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'San8ltn8ena Mdnnern
wir5
Std)ete SetIatn8 8~ar0mtirt.
/. Huth Il sohn.

Die IdredIi4en GOlssn Der Susenbfanben,
Gel9Is9tsf9mdde berusla9enb, tpobura geid
unb Adrpsr ruinirt uerben, pexmanent Aes
betlf. SeratIopfen, G@i9ternbeit, Gamea.
abfIub, @ebd9tuiel9pd@e, gerIut Der gner.
sie, Abneieung eeeen @efeaf9aft unb MeIan.
Dole griinSIi9 turirt.
8srbeiratbe etc Mduner, ODER foIde,
BE f9 Serbeiratbeu poIen, bic In Golge bon
9nbi1tretiOu ID Der SHeeub an @efdle6fs. unb
Herbenldird6e leioen, werben srinblid turirt.
Seine M~insraIien eingeaeben.
juuge Mdnner, bic ibre Belt nit unf1biaeu
9euten berldueubet unb f@ Dabur9 arant.
beiten bes Robes, Der anfe, bes SaIfes, bel
esbert 2nu9en, Gingepeibe unb bes Maaeni
luge3csen babeu, tDerben f6ueu iurirt.
2abt ea9 ni9t burd faIf4es e9amsefabl
abhaftfn fnfrrt
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sar Warum tpolt Sbr pianOs 3wei.
felbafter Site bon reiienben Sdn6Gern
faufen, tpean SIR bic e6ten gmerion
in Der neueffen N"usftbrung biQiger
unb unter lei@teren 8ebingungea in
benz %beudbrten Gei9dftsbauie bon
9bos. @oggan & Bros. babet
f6nnt2
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lie "yreie prefie" fir xegaS
bot Don auen oettfG) feranifd,sa
3ettunsen ots ar5Gtt gbohnemtsns
sabI.
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vile seheimsn arantbeiten eurirt.
Yrenapte Aufmestfamteit sforrssponbsnsen &c.
f9entt. Melbet mir bic Gbmptoile nnb Nte6i
lih nirD nnbey5isIia C. o. d. ~berIanbt. Or.
@oItr5us III Elm @rabuirter DipIont In feiuel
Dlfte] NIT Isidbriser @raris binier ffd. Yrat.
tisirt felt Sabrea In Dallas. b,s,tap
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EFeNue maaren iptrben fret ins Saus &C..
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o. t0S W.
bon acknowledgement @ortrdge balten al
Iafen /; dltere 9erren bonn NbeI, bereu
tpifeni9aftli9e Nusbilbnng ettpcs ge=
litten bat, fuden nit iusenbli9em Jeu.
er bas Weridumte na63uboIen. N0es
ftubirt jeBt Marr nnb 2afalle, iogar
proubbon, @omte, Maltbus unb Mbam
6mitb, unb tpenn bic Serren Mbenbs
I'm Salon beg Giriten 4. ober bes Sra.
fen p. 3uiammenfommeu. ipieIen he
ri@t 6asarb, fonbern bistntiten bic
erniteiten prpblerne Der SocialpiFen.
piReni9aft. SIS eibt einige febr Be.
fannie ariitofratii9e Palais In Wiem,
In beret Salons eimal ober mebrmals
in ber Wo9e iolGe piRenf9aftIi@e Sol.
reen fattfinoen, tpdbrenb bes gan3en
Winters, 10 LANCE bas parlas
rnent tagt; begabte Dottoren aus
benz 8irssrftanbe weroen beige.
soget, i'm, tpenil n6tbig, NIT ibrem
WiRen in bic Debate ein3uipringen,
unb oft sieben fi9 bic Oistuffonen bis
mad Mitterna9t bin. 8ieleiGt jur
felben Stunbe, ,po bier 6alon : 5o3ias
lismus getrieben uirb, bdlt BET ber Sir.
Fin 81 elm Damen : 2omite Sibung,
tn pel9er nidt etlpa bic @runb5iise Der
nd9iten GrtbIingsmobe feftgehelt, fOus
bern Der plai su einem groben Wobls
tbdtieteitsfefte enitporfen tpirb. BEL benz
bios 6rauen uno Grduleins bon rein.
fem blauen 8Iute als Yerfduferinnen In
ben ga5ars, als 8uffetbamen &c. bos
s0olt4 bebienen iollen, unS beRen @rs
trdsniB aud irsenb mel9en armer 2eus
ten saus benz 8olte" Susute fommen
pirb."