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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07
MAaIGsANr UirmimEsIA.


aag a Terrsr.strickea City. -
s4CARBosDALE, Oss. 6.---Au epsdemic Of
naligssns dipthssia has bsokss oar in
tais o,sy. ~hieh has thrown the people
ITO ststs Of terror. In the last two
v 'eks there have been about seventy
oAsss of the most violsot type, and there
sre reported to be . large number Of
deaths. In many cases, entire families
are striken down, with no one lett to
care for them, their frieods and neigh
bors tearing to lend assistance lest the
disease be conveyed to their own fami.
lies. The malsdy is infectious and .
large majority Of the cases are fatal. New
ones are reported every day and the
pestiienos is spreading rapidly. The
majority Of the cases srs located in the
least oieaniy aistriots with which the city
authorities hsve been very lax az to sani.
tary precsu,icns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

Are yen disturbed - aishf and broken Of Da
esst BY sick ehilo suffering and rying with th
sxcrutiating pain Of cutting teethi II %. 60 y
enes and get . bottle o Mas. wNslow's Soors
ue sYaUr. II win relieve the poor liftle sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon il, mothera. there q
no mistake about it. 10 cures dyssntery and
diarrh0a, regulates the bowels, cures wind colic,
poftens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
xives tone ana energy to the whole system
Mrs Winslows Syrup for children teething is
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription Of
ono OF the oldest and hest female nurses and
physicians In the United States. and ID for salf
Sy all druggists throughout the world. Price q
,ents Q bottle tH fN&. U.ly.mw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

4 NEW YORK O,t. 6.-The story is pub
Eshed here that a Chinese cock. employed
hy the Aqu-duct Commissioners. had
hsen sent to California because he was
fairly rotten with leprosy. An iuvesti.
y,tien shows the Chinsman was employed
hv . contractor under the Commissioners
hut po'hiug is known at their flee of
he caso. T. is smost impo al 10 to
ham any hnD. as the n rac'o : camps
ara widespread. The story is doubted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

Cemmtssioncr Iynam Wants an Iuves.
si2attOn. 5afs


staattOn. }sE
WASHINGTON. o.. 6.-Civil Service
Commissioner Lyman was seen yesterday y
by . representative of the Associated
Press aud vas a,ked if he had anything
to say concerning the publication in
yesterday mornings Washington Post.
He replied that his preference was for .
thorough Investigation by q competent
trihunsl rather than any explaoat,on or
defence 10 newspapers. Pending such
investigation he would ssy that the statt. .
m-nt that the st of paprrs given out by
Csmpb-il were current papers, given out
in advance Of rxplsuatinn we're untrue.
They were papers, he said, that had been
previously used. such as the commission
now publishes to the world in its ysnL ual
ia
report.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

l. essential u good health; but At this Ssssch
issaesA lost; owing 10 ths psysEty Or inpurity Of
tie Flood. idsrapssmsut d the EaigsstiSs orKans.
and the wsakenisg "A ct sfthe chaatisg season.
Hooa's ssrssparills isa rppdeisl, medicine rer
creating IN appesitsA toning oths disest On. sand
giying strsngth to thA whole systsn~ Nov \
the ims 70 take Il. Re sure Apd get Hooa's
jarsapArilla.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07
l atest from all Parts Of the World.
A PLOT To POISON.
Deadly Confectionery sent Through the

Deadly Confectionery sent Through the
ST. JOHN, N. B Oct. Con Wedoes.
day the wife OF Rev. Donald MacRse
die suddenly after having been seiz d
wNh spasms, and it has become koown
that she was the victim of poison cent
through the m siIs 10 box of confectiou-
ary. sn analysis Of the caudy resulting in
6odsng enough stryehaine in each piece
20 kill any person partakiog Of it..
Further i,q tiles disclosed that three
Protestant clergy ymss-Rrv. DE-. MaeRae,
Rev. J. Dessyres and R~v. T. J. Dein-
stadt t--had each similar packages sent TO
their addresses, the uumistaksble object
being the wholesale poisoning Of them
selves and their fsmilies.
Several of the servants and children Of
the three ministers are seriously i'll, but
the peculiar taste OF the candy saved
them from overindugsncs aod Gomez
qnently the loss Of their Iives. Dr.. Mac.
Rue 10 psostrsted an the city is wild
with excitement. Many persons recall
the fact that some time ago similar pack
sges we're ssnt to differ. mt people in the
city, but with no fAtat results. The
Solicitor. General has been active since the
terrible facts became known, and it ia
not uelikeiy that . large reward will be
given for the appr. he"sion of the tends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

L. good healthy pearIy skin. Pew Are aware
Of The shos tiuae il takes for disesdsred livcs
70 csuse biotches on the face and , dark greasy
skin One bottle OF b. GGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
and BLsWD MAKES will restore this organ =
it. Natursl and Healthy state. AID eltnss the
woods, full suecees, Ws Yuassntee every )bStsie I
For sale As Eag.e Drug Store. STf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07
A DxUNK,N nRUrE.


CHARLEsroN, w. Va. O;s., 6-Felix
Kumpf Nth knife cat his son William
and his daughter Mary to death last
night He was drunk and the children
had refused him shelter. Kumpf was
arrested. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07
Bucklcn's ArnicA salvc.

rHs Bssr SAWS is the world for Cuts, Bsuis
.sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. TetAes
ChApped Hands, Chiiblains, Corns. and al Skis
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles, or no pay
equired. It 10 guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price 2b cents pei
oox For sale at tho Ea~ie drug store
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

NEVADA CRY, Oct. 6-Forty.four 8
thousand dnlisrs' worth Of property, 10.
sured for til. 500, wss destroyed in this
city yesterday. II -trgrE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07

"Another wonderful iiscoyerv has been made
and that too by lady in this country. Disease
a,tensd its clutches upon her and for seven years
81 withstood It's severest tests, but her vital
ors ans were undermined aud death seemed i'm
minent. For tn ee mo tbs she coughed inces-
santv and eou d n t sleep. he bought Of us q
bott a ilr Kings New Discovery TO Consump-
tion ANA was So mu, h relieved on taking the first
dose that she slept all night and With one bottle
has been miraculously red. Her name 10 Mrs.
Luther Lttx Thus wr tes W. q Hamrick "a.
Of She,hy C.-Get a free trial bottle at
T. G. HAnson's Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-07
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION
reR VAMIIAEs AND GUEsT4.

~ shAss o. shs pubic patronage q soD
WILLIAM wEI0HEL.
% V~v><t,sa Nsv Oct - iHal s@--s nAo-M
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-24
A" Thank Your Wife,

''Sam Anderson, how long have you been
using liquOr?" asked Judge Emery of bald
headed old man who appeared in court this
morning and pleaded guilty to the charge
of being drunk yesterday.
''Twenty-five years. yer honor"
''YOu have wife?"
Yes; and a child Is months DID,"
''And your wife tells me that she has no
food in the house, and if you 60 to the
wOrkhOuse she will have to 60 to the poor
house."
''Yes; I'm afraid she will. yer honor.'
Say, did your little girl ever put her
soft arms around your neck and look you
in the face when you were drunk?"
Il don't know; l can't remember when
Pm drunk" said the shamefaced old man.
But if you'll let me go. Judge. I'll 90 at
once and sign the pledge"
THAT went do any good unless you
make up your mind not to touch liquor and
then sign the pledge if you want to. You
may go this time and if you come here
again I'll give you thirty days in the work.
house straight"
THANK you. sir"
Don't thank me; thank your wife,
Minneapolis Evenin g Journal.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-24

posed on a Harvard visiting comm ttee,
one said: What would be the use? Long
fellow could never be brought to find fault
with anybody or anything" His biographer
says: His whole life was bathed in that
love which fOrgives until seventy times
seven times, and many more if need be-"
Such spirit does more than any compul-
sion. Men do not like to be driven. Rip
ley told of man who would hoe corn all day
Sunday against the law. but all Massachu-
sets could not make him hoe on Monday.
COmpulsiOn counts for comparatively little.
Gentleness is mghtier than gunpowder.
AS the sunshine in the fable stripped off the
travellers coat sooner than the wind, so the
sunlight of knowledge and warmth of love
strip off the bad habits of men much
sooner than the most rigid laws.-St. Paul
Globe.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-24

For The Mirror.
Worth Remembering.
When resolution is once formed, half
the difficulty is over
The manner of giving shows the charac-
ter of the giver more than the gift itself.
When the good man dies, the tears are
shed which he in life prevented from fall
ing.
Anger hurts the man who is possessed
by it. more than the object against which
it is directed
Put the best construction on every hui
man action till bad one is proved. and
call the ''bad' no worse than it is.
Always show your colors. The brave.
OutspOken life is the happest and most eff
fective. IT'S the only safe course, as we'll.
He, who meeting a pleasant temptation
stops to shake hands with it, will generally
end by going with it, wherever it chooses
to lead him.
A more glorious victory cannot be gained
over another man than this: that when the
injury began on his part, the kindness
should begin on ours.
There are truths which some men de-
spiSe because they have not examined them,
and which they will not examine because
they dislike them.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-24
Human DepraVfty.

Rev. II. NJ Simmons subject at the First
Unitarian church was "Human Depravity."
He said he had no sympathy with the COM
mon form of doctrine. as taught in the va
riOus church confessions. and reaffirmed by
the general evangelical alliance when they
asserted the utter depravity of the hui
man race in consequence. of the fall" Still
less sympathy had he with the attendant
doctrine that this depravity is to be pun
ished with what the Westminster confess
sion calls ''grevous torrents in soul and
body without intermissiOn in hell fire for
ever" We must not blame the earnest
men who framed that confession, nor the
honest people who still keep it, as Howard
Crosby says his whole denomination do.
But the doctrine itself we ought to deny
and denOunce in the name of religion. For
the doctrine that deity Furnishes the evil
which he has himself caused. and with
cruelty worse than the wickedest man on
earth ever used, asserts far deeper de-
pravity in God than in mankind. We ought
to deny it, even if declared on every page
of the Bible. But in reality it is not taught
i'll the Bible at all Jesus himself denies
it. Instead of teaching that men are born
depraved, He takes children as examples
of purity, and says ''Of such is the kingdom
of God" Nor did He want children con-
verified; but the very thing he says about
conversion is to be converted and become
as little children;' Converted not away from
human nature. but from an artificial re-
ligiOn back to nature. Nor does even the
legend of Adam teach any real fall. 1t
does indeed show man driven from Eden,
but it was an Eden of ignorance, where
man was even without the knowledge of
good and evil" He was driven out to labor
and learn. but it was an advance. and the
Lord Himself says: Behold man is now
become as one of Us. to know good and
evil" 1t was a fall upward. to knowledge
and higher spiritual life-a likeness to
gods. The fall was a rise. and mans de-
pravity was before it instead of after.
This is the kind of fall which history and
science also ShOw-a rise from the animal
to the human and spiritual nature. The
real depravity we have to do WITH is that
of the old lower animal nature surviving in
us. 1t is present in all, but ''tOtal' in no
one. The work of religion is, not to pun
ish it, but to cultivate higher life which
may control it. The method is by educa-
ton and gentle influences. Even criminals
are not checked by violent punishments.
as all history shows. In the time of Ed
ward III, when murder was punished so
severely, the proportion of murders in Eng
land was sixteen times as great as now.
Says l.. 0. Pike, who has made long
study of English crime, and written two
volumes on it: There is one golden rule
taught by history. with respect to punish
ment; let them not afford an evil example
of cruelty" Still more with the non Grim
inal class-the gentle methods are the best.
What American has had more and better
influence than Longfellow? Yet he was
all kindness and even while abused by Poe
was lecturing in praise of Poe's poetry
His charity was so great that when pro.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-24
NICKEL-IN- THE-SLOT.

j. b. SMILEY.
There are many great inventions
That are being brought about
To assist the humble traveller
To pay his money out.
And of all the neat devices
That America has got
The serenest fake a-going
Is the nickle the slot.
Would you know your weight exactly?
Would you purchase a cigar?
Would you buy little candy?
Would you know your lifting power?
Would you know your lungs condition.
Whether they are weak or not?
Would you buy bunch of toothpicks?
Put a excl in the-slot.
Now the latest great invention
Is to see two boxers fight.
There's little iron boxer
In the operators sight
But a hidden glove will hit him
In the nozzle. quick and hot,
When he, standing on the platform,
Puts nickel in-the-slot.
If this little slot arrangement
Is perfected SO it works.
1t will catch the eye Of merchants.
And will take the place of clerks.
There will be no money railway
Like the merchants now have got,
But a spring door on the showcase
And a nickel-in-the-slot.
And perhaps the great st. Peter
At the far and golden gate
Won't forever stand in silence
And forever calmly wait
Maybe Peter'n go a-fishing,
OFF across the meadow lot,
And will leave a sign behind him
"Put a nickel in the slot.''
Joliet News.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-24
A TIMELY VAIL.

The season colder grows apace,
The winds begin to roar;
So, when you come into this place,
Please, mister. shut the door.
It's most too warm for fires as yet
They'd open every pore,
But frost has come. mankind to fret,
So, mister, shut that door,
Don't leave it swinging while sneeze,
And christen you bore
Unless you want to us freeze.
Why, hang it, shut that door.
Don't make us SILVER till we're blue.
And banker for your gore;
Look here, we've sa id all we're going to on this
subject, and the next thing you know we'll be
over there wping the floor with you
Uuless you shut that door.
Mystic Qa.) Breeze.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06

10 bic Spur ieines GuNes abrpliden.
s8dbrenb fie ben Jreunb, mad Dem lie
iie f9 geiebut, nidt mebr au rubren
Dermo1te, ent 1ammte ibr &ei1tbum
in bem permeseuen Manne eine fiiuitz
li9e @lutb. &eIungslos iaB ie an
ibren 3nilettentlid.
Die Nadt in Wi9eburg erifanb mie,
Der Dor ihr, als he gum eriisu WaIs
Qanau's Namen na9 10 pieleu Sabren
bon yfeuem pernnmmen. @elde 0off
nunsen batteu bamals ibr 9er3 burSo;
gen! Sept erI9ienen iie lbr als bic
i9mdbli1fte llutreue gegen ben psrfOr=
benen @atten.
gDie elne serpiHenloie Mutter, mar
fie aud Elm treuloies Weib. Gin
S6auer Der Ber3mslHung iaiitteIte lie
mt ieinen 5roif. We6sr ibr Glno nod
ber Greunb geba9ien ibrer; ber arms
feItJen &eite i5rer S90nbsit unb ibre
Site lodteu nur bic 0abiu6t uub itas
d)elten nur bic 8esierbe eines Nbenteues
rers. 2obnte es fi9, Elm einIamss Ges
ben freublos nsiter 3u i9leppen, in
iol6en 2dmpFen unb Anfedtuusens
I'm pieleidt, = unb erf6roden Der.
balte lie ibr Mngefi1t, = ihnen 3ulebt
bod 3u erliesenl pl6slid fhbIte iie ets
mas 2altes in ibren Sdaben. iie bate
bic Sdneioe oes Mefers beriibrt, bus
einif 9unau geb6rt.
gs lag In ibrem Soilettenfaiten.
0dtte ct mid beRer getrofen! badte
He, tpie biele S9mer3en unb Gnttdus
f9uugea pdren mir babur1 eripart
geblieben!
Gin &lopfen an Der Sbiir - unb
nod einmal - bann cine bittenbe
Stimme:
Oeffnen @iel
Wfutter uno 3o9ter fanben fi9 aui
ber S6wele segeniiber.
BlaB uuo berweint iab bic Cine In
bas bIeide, beri0rte, our1 ben 2i1t,
f4eiu nod mebr entieQte @ef6t Der
Mn6eru.
9luf benz Slide Iisgenb, semabrte
Suianne ibr Nrmbano.
@r bat es Sbnen gebra9t, itammeIte
fie, mas bat ct Sbuen geiast2 Sbre
8ldiie Derpanbelte iid ia gltibenoes
&otb nno fe perbarg, nieoerliufenb,
ibren 9opf ON ben &uieen Stereieas.
.. meine Weutter!
Gin Qaut bes Webs unb bod that er
Sbereien wobl, ME mar bisber elm fol.
der Son lber Suiannes 9ippen se.
brungen.
(Sdlub foIsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Sases=Jseutsteiteu.
& II | q Il b.


= Sm 8unoes SENATE uurbe bic
OfIaboma .8lil mad LANCER Debate nit
80 gegeu II St'mmen an ben MusihuB
fur 6errltorlal : 4ngelegenbeiten Der.
vDIeien.
= Bei pine Safe, Sutton Co., g.
D., erelsnete fi6 ein bebauerli1sr un=
gludsfaQ. 9oI3fdler i1afften groBe
Saumitdmme iiber bas grs, als boEeIbe
elnbra6 uno Z 8eipaune nit II Mdn=
nern in BET Sttfc oeriauten.
Der Strife Der Nep Oorter
pferoebabn 4ngefelten iit ieBt au9
bon ben Jibreru bes Stritts fur be-
enoigt ertldrt noroen. Die NieDerlage
Der Strfer 1T cine totale uno bic mels
ten BON ibnen finb nun broblos gewor.
Den, bl bic SteQen, wel9e iie inne batz
ten, an5ermeitg beieBt tporben fino.
= Sm Geprdientautenbauie Der 2es
gislatur bon pennlDluanien murbe eine
Bill gesen bas r3tatiiren" eingebra9t.
Dana9 ioll Seoer, Der elnen Mnberen
au eiaem ''Treat" in seiltigeu @etrdn.
fen eiulabet. NIT elmer @eIbfrafe DON
$3.50 big $500 belegt werben.
MusIanb.
= Sic Wabl bes gr.3ommune.@ &c.
nerals @luierst fur bic fraua6niGe
Gammer i'm Departement 8ar 1T iest
fur siiltig ertldrt porben. Man bate
bic @iiltigteit bes Manbats angefod.
ten, neil @luferet amertfanii6er Burz
GET geworoen mar. 5eitbem bat er ie>
bod mebr aIs elm Sabr3ebat pieber in
Jrantrei9 gelebt.
- @inem NIT benz paifeur' 'icben sSn,
ititute gu paris in 8erbin5ung itebens
ben @elebrten 1T es seeltidt, oem Dipbs
teritis Bacillus gu entbeden. Man
bofft, bieie @ntoeduug aur @9ub>Sms
pfuug gegen iene m0rberif@e &rantbeit
nerwenDen gu t6nnen.
- Nus Wien tpirb bon officieller
Settle mitgetbeilt: Die formelle Gns
fiinbigung bes gr3ber;oes 6ran3 Gerbi.
nanb als 0iterrei6ii6er Sbron @rbe
Gein Iater Carl 2ubwig bat auf bic
epentuelle Sbronfolge 8er5i1t geleiftet)
tpirb aug sefegliben Sranben unb me-
gen oer siemll6 nabeliesenben M6gli9.
teit, baB nod elm Sobn bes &ronprin.
aen @uoOIpb bos 2i@t ber gBelt er=
bllden fann, aufsei9oben. Ser 2ai.
ier 6ran3 SOiepb ideint felt benz 9obe
ieines Sobnes um 20 Sabre sealtsrt
gu iein.
- Die 8eiiebuns Der 2ei6e bes
ssronprin3sn &uoOIf fanb am Na9mit.
tage bes 5. 5ebruar tatt. Bon farfs
li9en peri6aIl6teiten maren 3ugegen
auBer benz 2aiier Jran3 Soispb uub
oem &6nig unb Der &6nisin bon 8sl.
glen: Bring 2eopolo BON Bapern, grs.
bsr5os &arl, ptius Gran5 bon Ste,
yrln3 pbilipp Don @oburg unb 6arh
9obenlobe. Yerfdieoene 9orperiGaften
naren bur6 Seputationen pertreten.
Die Gelerli9teiteu aei6neten fi1 bur6
sroBe einfu6beit unb Surge aug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Me61ttel attt0 S<acfett.

9terln 9lauben mir allies gu iibertreffcn, mas
-le 1'er pfrerirt norosn 1T, nidt nur, pas bic
@uts Der Waare, bic Rrsisiuiirbtsfeit uub ben
@el@mad anbst,iTt, ionoern mir babem siueu
10 ret9baltlsen 8orratb, bab mir nit iraeno Ell,
mem Hon;ettions-@ g, fdaft, pel6es ausldrieBlid]
otsfe @ranae beireibt, erfoisrei6 tonfurrireu
tonnen. 9as Eager birst tie fd6nIten ga.
den, fpslde Oie Mooeiacts ber @elt, Berlin,
garis nnb 9en gort bisien. 8ir laben ale
Samen elm, bieies ein3is in feiner slrl aus.
gerattete Oepaltsment au inipi3iren, ba mir
ltder fino, ibren @eifau su ssipnnen.
Serfeps, Serfea's, Serfsp's.
Pluld Wraps, 5u allen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
9aS Sub 9epartentett.

sSle es idon ieit Sabren infer 8eHrebea
mar, otees Separtement in isber Be,iehuno il,
Ben Sornersruno au Or6nsen unb baiIelbe ,ur
filtration fir unier umfanAreid,es @efddft m
MAIDEN, 70 baben mir unabIdflia ouf beiIen
Berbe6eruns bingearbeitet unb alauben iett
ben Stanopunft erisidt au baben, mo mir aIIer
sfonturrena fiibn bic Spise bieten fonnen.
8ir fonnen NIT Alle.a auiipartsn, mas Sic
neneHe Mcoe perboreebradt bat, fotpoul. tpos
Die gaeon, als bic Gusfdmiiduns Der Siite an.
betri1t, unb auberoem baben pir.eine Gam.
nit Der etitans biefes Departements bstraut.
Die nid)t nur erprobte Grfabrnng, fcnbern aud,
sinen auBsrcraenilid suten uab feinen Sc.
ibmad beiist, uno iiderli9 ben Oamen, sptIdbe
nns nit il EN- gnftragen beebren, bolIe @atis.
faftion geben wiro.
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Sine ipahre sspIterfammer

IT hte arantenitube, pel6e enen am ent,inblifen
Hbeumat5mns leibenten 4atienten teberberst. gSenn
eerlelbe iebo9 lid $ pitetter'S Mdsenbtt lite I'd
berten, ebe her GpfeI bes Sfmerses erre6t it, fam
e. rtel unnptbise eeilen rermetpen. gEenn aud 8es
tdnbunss= cner Serubigunssmttel feine pe,ieue gr=
fnn9 baben, tit inter umitdnhen bre @mipenpuna bod
irfuns auf ben nit 8beumatismus bebafteten s1rper
neil lie bic cen RbeumdttSmup dbrenhen Sdfte ntdi
aus pem 8lut auS4eioen. Soitetter's Masenbttters
BON Gnfaus etnem 1ebel Elm 3iel pedes, penn elm
NAL etusepur3eIt, fat nimmer aus5urotten Spnbern
hDetitsns NOD 1u lneern . Dan persefe niat, @ber=
mattsmus TT eine arantbe, weIbe eine febr fatale
NetSuns bat nd. au bas Ser3 gu perfen Oaan fcate
6ebbalb sleiG bel ben eren &esunsen beiielben sun
Bttter5 sreifen. Gud furirt bafelbe Dpspepiie @e.
renletfen, Walaria unp Nerppitdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
@ie 1T oies!

Bir bietsn sinbunbert Dollars Gelobnuna
iilr ieoen Gau BON satarrb, ber nid,t bur6 Gin
nebmen bon Sall'S aatarrb aur sebsilt perben
tam.
8. s. gbeneb & Co., eissntb,imer,
Solebo, Sbio.
@ir bic 1nterSeidneten baben 8. s. gbeneb
felt BIN lebfen % Sabren sefannt unb ba(ten
ibn fir bolIfommsn ebrenbah in alien ge.
Observation-Disclosures unb finonsisu bsfdbist,
alle bon feiner 6irma einsesansenen gerbnb.
litteiten 3u sriiaen.
@ef & 9ruar, @rObbanbeIs. Drosuiifen,
Solebo, Sbio.
B aIoinq, &innan & Warbin, @rps.
banbels. Drosuiiisn, Solebo, Sb'c.
q. o. Ban eoeien, 5fafiirer IoIebo Na.
tional 8anf, SnleOo, Ohio.
OATS aatarrb Sur birb innerli eenommsn
uno w'rtt brett auf oas Blut uno bic fd)let.
migen Sberadden bes Shfems. 9suanihe
frei perfanbt. 4reis rs Gents fur bic Glaid1e.
Serfauft bon allen apotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Sine iid,ere 0elb.Mufooe

1T cine fcle, pelGer Sbnen nnter Garantie ,use.
itert rerfen tann, bab e betrstsente Relultate lie
Iert has anselsSte @elp uri6seabIt pirb
auf bieler 9aiS f6nnen Sic BON hem unten anaeae.
teneu 9pctbeter sne Slalae pcn Or. anss Weuen
S@pinbiu&ts SeImit.l taufen. Gs tpirb sarantirt,
fab eaiielbe unter allen umfdnhen Grlei4teruns se=
pdbrt, wenn man eS sesen trseno peI&e eeinen Ser
aeble, her Sruit oner per 9uusen anrpeneet - mi.
S4ptneiuht, eunsenent3lntuns, grpnhitts, afbma,
Seudulten, Sraune GS 1T angenehm einiunebs
men unh iAmedt gut, 1T p6lis ier unp man tann ii
immer earauf perlaHen'
4robe1ai&en fret in alien apotbsten. 2Bpbleials BEL
Dreib, Ibpmpipnu Go.