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The Favorite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Diff
culties has hong been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Peetoral. It cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation OF the
Larynx and Fauces; strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and.
even in advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs to be COM
pared with this remedy.
my wife had a distressing cough.
with pains in the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until I got bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn. had the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. /
have no hesitation in recommending this
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The Seven Stars, a tavern at the
foot of Shudehill street, in Manches-
ter, England. has been licensed for
over 500 years, the proof of which is
to be found in Lancaster Castle,
where the records of all the various
licenses are deposited.
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In Chancery,

SAMUEL ID. LICKLIDER. \
VS.. c
ELLEN FIzER AND Il. f. FL
FER, HER HUSBAND, MARY A.
LoNGBRAKE AND JOSEPH 1 In e,bo,oa,x
LoNGBRAKE, HER HUSBAND,
J. F. LICKLIDER. AND RACH-
Ell LICKLIDER, HIS WIFE, u.s..
LICKLIDER AND MARY LICK
LIDER, HIS WIFE.
The object of the above suit is to have parti-
ton of the real estate of which Samuel Lick
lider died seized among his heirs II practical
Bile. If impracticable then, that the same be
sold and the proceeds divided among those en-.
titled thereto, and it appearing on affidavit
filed in this suit, that the said defendants
Mary A. Longbrake, Joseph Longbrake. J. +.
Licklider. Rachel Licklider. j, S. Licklid and
Mary LicklIder are non residents of this State,
they are hereby required to appear within one
month from the 10th day of August. 1883, (the
date of the first publication thereby and do
what is necessary to protect their interests In
this matter. S. IL. MARTIN, Clerk,
GEO. w. FEIDT. Atty for Pltf.
August 10th, 1889. 1T
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we learn that typhoid fever exists
to an alarming degree along the canal
in Washington Co., Md. Nothing but
the most scrupulous cleanliness will
prevent the appearance of this unwel-
come visitor on this side of the river.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company have called in all the lam
terms used by their employees and fur
nished them with new ones. This
was done in order that each lamp
could be numbered and recorded, and
thus prevent one employe from TAX
ing the lamp of another.
The following advisory members
have been appointed by the Board of
Directors of Morgan's Grove Exhibit
ton. For Berkeley county-Wm. T.
Stewart, John E. Boyd, Samuel Gold,
Geo. NJ. Bowers, VIM. Cushwa, Luth-
er Ropp. For Jefferson county-H.
Il. Davenport. S. II. Higginbotham,
Samuel Boyd, Frank Manning, Daniel
Heflebower, George NARROW, For
Washington county-Chas. Adams,
VIM. Updegraff, John Stonebraker,
John kable, DIR. VIM. Grimes, Benz.
Rentch.
CROP DEsTRoYED.-Last Thursday,
just as Maj. j. N. Carpenter was about
to complete the threshing of his crop
OF wheat, fire was communicated by
the steamer to the barn near which
the engine stood, and in short time
barn, strawstack and wheat were
wrapped in mass of flames that con-
sumed them, together with corn.
house. The machine had threshed
about 600 bushels of wheat, which
was in the barn and pens, and some
20 or 80 bushels remained unthreshed
when the fire occurred. The thresher
and steamer which belonged to Mr..
Ernest Everhart, were saved. Mai.
Carpenters loss is estimated at from
$1,000 to $780, Clarke Courier.
The CATHOLIC CHAPEL.-The
foundation of the old Baylor property
is being removed, and preparatio ms
are being made for putting the Catho-
lie Chapel on the same ground. The
building will be finished in a short
time, and will be great improve
ment to that part of the town.
AN OLD SOLDIER GoNE.-Louis
w. Ronemous, an old Confederate
soldier in Co. II, I'd Va. Infantry,
died at his residence near Uvilla, on
Wednesday morning last.
A STRANGE TAIL.-Mr. Geo. Cross
is the proud possessor of valuable
thoroughbred Hclstein COW who was
likewise imbued with the spirit of
her Importance which caused her to
think that there should be no flies on
her. So one day while keeping this
resolution she switched her tail so
violently that coming in contact with |
barbed wire fence it was caught and
H'"NSH oAA Shoit anu tucECUy IduRS |
the tale. This COW which had pre-
viously delighted her owner by Civ
ing five gallons of excellent milk
daily, now only produces a single gal
Ion. Mr.. Cross is much worried over
the accident and is quite at loss to |
know what can take the place of an |
appendage of such evident impor.
lance.
At Homecoming, Nd, Aug. Is, 1889,
Mrs. Hattie Alexander, sister of Mrs.
Jacob Hoffman, and daughter of the
late G. w. Fox. She leaves a hus-
band and four small children.
Aug. s, 1889, Mr.. Lewis Broaddus,
son of the Rev. Julian Broaddus, pas
tor of the Baptist Church of Berry,
vile, departed this life after many
months suffering from an attack of
aged nearly twenty-one
years.
August Is, Bunny Reynolds Flana-
gan, aged eleven months.
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MUSIC CLASS.

Miss Pink Wilen will open her music
class for 1899, on Monday, September 9.
Thorough instruction given on Piano
and Organ. Those desiring hours can
secure the same by calling on Miss Wilen
at her rooms on the southwest corner of
Queen and Burke streets,
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For THE HERALD.
VARIETY FOR DIFFERENT TASTES

the Church, -have had great men. They
have been written about, read about,
talked of and praised as they deserved to
| be. And sometimes gas of an inferior
order or odor is expended over them, as
if there never were such, and, and never
can be anymore. If the youth will ex-
pend as much brain force in thinking
and doing, as they are wind in blowing,
| the business of writing biographies of
the famous will be brisk in generation
from now. Young men and women,
think and Do
Let West Va. have what the Capital of
/ Topeka, Kan, says they have in Kansas.
Then Kansas and no other State can go
ahead of her. What is it? I'VE have
schools, colleges, churches, railroads,
bridges, progressive, enterprising peo-
pie, with diminishing taxation, diminish
ing crime, and multiplying educational
opportunities, but no dram shops"
We have had big job,-we Demo-
Gratis | mean to put falsehood in the
place of truth is hard work, but then our
consciences are hardened with such
work, and we don't mind it so much any
more. We have Golf under few votes,
and if we can only escape the judgment
of the people so soon to come, we will be
happy but we cannot, 1feel sure. Fu-
ture judgment is certain. Shall we lose
the State? Shall lose my soul or the
part | took in such rascality? Men may,
but God makes no discrimination be-
tween political falsehood and CONNER
cial lying. Despair, o despair +, Talk
about no future hell 1t is here already,
and if cannot get rid of it now, what
shall do with my unsettled iniquity,--
my objectionable sin
80
/ In this talking age, is there not too
much silence? Why should we general
/ ~ wait until men are dead before we
praise their virtues? announcement
for right action is good and may be the
best stimulant to even better work. Let
the obedient, studious, industrious child
know that you are pleased. Has the
youth proved himself Trustworthy, hard
working and intelligent Let him know
you value his efforts. Has the timid one
done well by trying? Give your hearty
approval. We say much of the shadow.
Let us say more of the sunlight.
| -
| A mans sins and mistakes are not
worse because he is poor and moves in
the humber walks of life. Wealth and
position do not minify ones guilt, or
make him better society for our converse.
Guilt in both being equal, make them
equally disreputable. To discard the
poor sinner and companion the rich one,
is to brand ourselves with imprudent,-
yes, sinful, Partially. Alopathic doses
of consistency will help to the lesser sin.
| ~
If we petition Congress for Sabbath
Law, we certainly will not favor the
running of cars on the Sabbath to help a
religious campmeeting neither will we
take rebate from the fare on that day.
Principle is better than money for a
campmeeting. TUMBLE.
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SALVADOR AND FERDINAND,

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 27.-Half
the city of Dubn0, on the Irwa, has
been destroyed by fire. The loss is
enormous and thousands of people
are rendered homeless.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDERMINED
county OF Carroll. In the state Of NaryIan ,,iS
u qIny appolnted and qualified as Guardian az
aacaSn augusta Magruder, Roy War1ield Ma
den oI = "a. . Magruder and Mary Maerndcr
ase , wtlo reside in said county, viii peII
Was, sus Ll.culI court OF berkeley Cotiilty
seln, iSsy. 70 enter an order for the payTnent
y MIN. me said guardian Of all money or ner.
elmer Of them. under control OF the conf ~ ,,s
e q snit Or said Helen A. Magrnder. Sc'
w. ~, Lzzls Y. Magruder, &C.. and also anthori
S ~ an money or personal property which
NAY W coming TO said wards or either Of them
-, 0Vs En- under my hand this 9Th day OF Atl-
Sss's Ao1y. GEORGE A. DAVIS.
~ ~ FAILKLER 4 INGLES, hts Attys
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Cough Medicine

to every one afflicted. Robert Horton,
Foreman Headlight, Morrillton, Ark.
az have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring l was taken
with a violent cough, which threatened
to terminate my days. Every one pro-
nounced me in consumption. 1 deter
mined to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Its effects were magical. Twas immedi-
ately relieved and continued to improve
until entirely recovered. Joel Billiard,
Guilford, Conn.
six months ago I had a severe hem
orrhage of the lungs, brought on by an
incessant cough which deprived me of
sleep and rest. tried various RENE
dies, but obtained no relief until be-
gan to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me-"
Mrs. E. Coburn, 10 Second ST., Lowell,
Mass.
"For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or Group, do not
know of any remedy which will give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. 1 have found it, also, invalu-
able in cases of Whooping Cough" -
Ann Lovejoy, 1857 Washington street,
Boston Mass
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
BERKELEY COUNTY. IS:
At Rules held In the Clerks office OF Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, the 9Th day OF Au.
puSt 1884
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MICHAEL REILLY
VS..
CHAS. E. HOOPER'S HEIRS

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Taylor Co, rendered in the above styled
cause, we will, on the
21st day Of September, 1889,
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The Uniform Rank, X. of p, held
their excursion to Berkeley Springs
yesterday, accompanied by the Me-
chanics Band.
Mr.. Kittle, the new guager at the
Distillery, arrived yesterday and will
go on duty Monday.
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The Changers Picnic drew large
crowds this week,-30,000 persons is
the estsmated attendance Thursday
The exhibits were of the finest. Many
went over from here, and trains were
late on account of the crowds. Cross.
ing the Potomac by moonlight on
flatboats was an enjoyable novelty
The G. V. did a heavy passenger bus
mess this week.
The Board of Trade had meeting
in the Court House Monday night,
and will hold another meeting there
next Monday night. The business
men are urged to attend and take
part in an organization that promises
to be of material benefit to the town.
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hAI1GAINS IN SHOES.-.Uur shoe trade has
been immense since opened the shoe business
with our other departments Goods Groceries, Provisions
lockery Glass and Wooden Ware Syrup Cigars and Tobacco
shoes have been compelled rather large and
ected stock again. of the largest manufacturer the s.
W. Howell q Co. Successors to the Hudson River Man Co.
's9 South Ut I Queen . S's S HENRY I. GAvER.
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GAVER'S STORE /!

Flags and Japanese Lanterns for ALL have 500 flags
OF all sizes from to sc inches from As cts These
flags are OF the best quality and very attractive Over 500 Jap
anese Laners from to &C. EACH l0 so and 85c Dozen
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FRESH VEGETARIES

FtESH v E&TEEAB LES.-W We handle all the
green fruits and fresh vegetable the market at first price Also
plenty of Lemons 25c dozen; bananas of all kind &c
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Ste TIUrenee Nisbtineale Der Rin
berpHeQe.

Ste Tlprenee Nightingale ber Rin
berpfese.
6olsenbes 1T elm Nus3us zines an ben
Deutiden 8eform Wefenser in @bam.
bersbursb, Ya., sef4riebenen 8riefes:
Cine IS obltbdterin.
Oeffnet bic Tbire fir fe unb Wers.
Winslcw wirb beweiien, baB fe bic au,es
ritaniide Slorentiner Nadtisau Der 3in=
Der 1T. DaSon Inb mir 70 iberseuat.
baB mir u~nierer Sup" lebren merben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet iet Wrs. Dinslcw"
neil le berielben bebulfid mar, User bic
Yericee bes 3ubnens unb anbere Be=
idperlidfeiten fur Sinber hinwessutom=
men. Wrs. @inslop's Spctbina Sprup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic @dmeraen unb
furtrt Dpientrie uab Diarrbce. @r
madt ben @uumen cart, befreit bon
Gntjinbuns uno brinst bas Sinh glidli9
aber bic YeriObe bes 3abnens 6inwes.
Gr tbut seraoe bas, mas er pcrsiebt ju
tbun, Iues unb nidt meuiSer. Wir pa.
ben einmal Wrs. Winalow 9eieben unb
tennen fe nur bur4 ibren SOOTHING
Sprup fir 3inoer. Benn mir bic Wa1t
bitten, miroen mir fe ale Seilanb iar
bic Sinoer binitellen - mas Ie aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Shrup pirb in
alien Npotbeteu gu 25 Gents per Ilai1e
perfauft.
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@i&ter garlton's 8rief.

Der fOIsenbe Brief bes 8orfitenben Der litab.
@ommifitOn siebt cine Sbee bonn Bertbe bes
neuen Or. @rentiee'iden Sbfems:
Salt eafe gitb, 1888
Wertbsr Dottor : Bebor i'd nod benz
Often abreife, mub i'd Sbnen msime slnerien.
nnns Sbrer eef&idli@feit ausipreden. SHE
mails fonnte i'd pafenbe a~usausIdier belom.
men, aber na&bem i9 SIR punoerbares Gb.
fem fennen lernte, Bate i'd bas @ersniisen,
meme Sebsraft tpiebersusrIansen, ipie id fe nur
In meinen anabeniabren bsiaS. SD befdIoe,
mid on Sic 3u tuenben, nadoem i'd sbr Oh.
item nur6 cine babide iunse Dame bon Gum.
nit gountb fennen lernte, peIde init einem
ausenfebler bebaftet par Sic
sonnte auf cine eatfermuns bon 6 Gus Nie'
manb %srfennsu, ober nod gebraud Sbrsr au.
seneIdfer fiebt fe 70 gut pie irsenb Semano.
aIs fe gum eriten MfaIe 70 bic Strabe auf unb
ab blidte, unb bic entfernten 8erssipfsl fab,
mar fe boiler gerwunberuns unb cine nsus
Belt, Elm Yarabies, fdien ibr eri4IoHen.
grsebeuf
U. .. GarIton,
8orfsenbsr b.. 11tub.g ommiiiion.
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Cine leitenhe teranii9e 8eituns f9reibt ii5er
Or. Rrentice: vDr. Yrentiee, no. Is Drbabei
Strabe, Der cine an3eise bon elmer Spalte In
Der tasl. unb iuOdtI. rga3ette" bat, bat einen
8ulanf Die er in Oiefer stabt nod nidt base-
tpeien. Die Bepobuer Der Gtaot nidt nur,
fonbern peit i'm 2anbe ~pobnenbe, fommen tda.
lid in feline Office unb penn er ibnen fast, baS
er fe beilen fanu, 70 ttut ct es aud. 8ieIe
Rerfonen, bic blinb tuarsn, berbanten es benz
Or. Yrentiee, Sab fe auein seben unb 8eitun
gen ELEM tOunen! untetbreitet Or. Yrentiee
irsenb eineu Sail unb er furirt i'm. Ct it
slei@ erfolsrsid in GaIen bon Ropf., Gals.
uub BruR. arantb eiten. Seine Rouesen miiGen
anertennen, baS biele feiner auren ans Dun.
Serbare sren3en. @ein grfols 1T Dem l1mHanbe
su;uf6reiben, bas er sieI erfabruns bat, biel
in europdiiden SospitdIern praitiairte, bic
feinfen Snarumente bsnust nnb neue Metbo.
ben unb %gr1nbuusen berfolst. Solte er ie
Seras befaden, 70 pirb er obne 8peifsI iberaa
sroSen grfsls baben.-Serus 2ibe Stod Sour.
nal bonn 10. Sanuar.
@i9ter 8. %. 2inbieb bon Gainesville,
9er.,. if elm gut unb sOrtbeilbaft ~bstannter
Mann in Ssras Ct par in Or. Rreniiee's
Bsbanbluns Dor 4 Sabren unb iast am SdluTe
eines firslid on Or. Yrentise seridteten 8rie.
fss: Sbre 8ebanoIums bat mir sro6e Dienfe
seleiifet unb bin i9 Sbnen banfbar bafar. Sc
foute mid ~freuen, bon 5bnen su boren.
grsebenf
s. Or. 2inbfeb.
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California @eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes So
ger bon feinen California : Weinen bel
9errn s. s.. Meper am Nlamo
plasa. 9err Meper iunt bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ul.b fauft bireft
aug Dem Seller ter Wein3idter. AIs
gutem 2enner selingt es ibm ftets, bic
belten Sorteu aus3umdblen. Ct fann
ieine 2unben uno GamiIien nit einem
guten Srppfen perieben. &otbz unb
Weibmeine in nor3iigIi6er Qualitdt
DON feBt ob $1.00 per Galone = frei
ing Saus geliefert.
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sS SIN beliebten Miiitpmss
@artem itno @B3immer eineeridtet
unb erOfnet wOrben, tpoielbt man re.
guldre Mabl3eiten einuebme,1 unb a la
carte ipeiien fann. Nuftern merben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung ierbirt.
Mfablaeiten perben i'm eigenert @ei1irr
ausgeianot uno auf Wunf6 Dinners
unb Soupers Ing 9aus geltefert. Nuf-
merfiame Beoienung unb prompte Muss
fubrung Der Muftrdae garantirt.
&beiner & @anl.
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Rlaquemine, Sberbiae Yarifb, Ga
6 ataraft.

Serr 6. $. s. softer bon CRAWFORD, MiG.
mar mebrere Sabre in GIIse zines aataraits
boufOmmen blind. Gin beribmter Ar3t in Rem
Orleans cperirte i'm, aber mad einisen Bo9en
qualbOaen eeibens lief bas ause aus. Der
Doctor entfdulSiste fid Osmit, baS Germ So.
fer's forperlidsr 3ufano baran f3ulo fei
aber etmas ipdter cperirte Dr. Rrent,ee perrn
Softer unter sleiden @erbdltuiRen uuO CAB i'm
bas ausenlidt auriid.
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8orrespomoens.-8 a m. ben
9. Gebruar 1889.-Das Metter Der ber=
f%ofenen Wo6e gli9 genau benz Der
borbergegaagenen. Wir batten tpiebers
UNI einige redt angenebme Sage I'M
2aufe Der Wo9e unb man CAB fi9 i9on
Der ianguinii6en 9oHnung bin, baB
enblid Der Qbi@luB Der &esentase ges
fommen. Waein man batte pieber elm.
nal bic &ehnung obne ben Wirtb ges
ma6t. Soft plupius, Der fogenannte
Wetterz& egent, 5eigts uns bereits mebs
rere Sage binbur9 in @efaIt bon aI9=
grauen MDlfen feline feinestpeges ct.
freulibe pbpfiognomie unb geitern ge=
gen Nbenb entluben ii6 bieielben mics
Der 3u einem leioer meitaus i'm uebers
fuB gebabten &egen. IS gebt einem
beaiglih bes Wetters tbatfd6li9 iiber
bic 6uti6nur. 90ss liegt banieber,
bic 6elbarbeiten, ME ieoes anoere Sc
f6dft, uerben unter fol6en ~umfdnben
in bebentli6e Mitleibenf9aft gesoaen
unb es ftebt iebenfaQs i'm 4ngemeinen
cine 3iemli6 fpdte Saatssit bebor.
Wdbreno mir bieies f6reiben, seigen
fi9 pieber li1te Woiten am 6immel
uno es beutet barauf bin, baB Der 6im.
mel fd einfpeilen wieoer auffldren
pirb.
Ser seitern Nbenb I'M 2ofal bes Ger.
mania ereins ftattsefunosne Masten.
BAL erfreute fi9, pie mir b6ren, einss
grobartisen @rfoIses. Ser Sal 1T
febr 3ablrei6 beiudt sepeien unb bic
liebais big flnfunbfeb3ig Masfen in
ben perf6ieoeniten &oftimen boten bes
Sntersianten unb 2omiiden sur @ez
ntige, UNI bos anmeien5e unmastirte
publifum auf's Bette su amufren.
9ie gei6madpolfen uno belt aez
tpdblten Wasfen uurben bur9 bic Sas
men u. Werner, 6. 9aubelt, g. Sris.
train, &. Stridert, %. &eidarbt, u.
Seelbort. 9obert uno Bantamsti re.
p%rdIentirt. Inter ben 9erren madte
fi6 6err 8. S6ul3 pieber auf's 0ors
t~beilbafteite bemertbar. IS berritt muir
cine Meinung bariber unb bic lit, bob
9enrp pieber an @ei6mad unb in ieis
mem Auftreten ols Maste GurOre &c.
ma6t.
Sas Neuefe lit, baB in 9uraem Der
sergeant alarms bon Waibington bier
elntretten tpiro, INN 3eusen fir bic uns
terin6ung bes feigen Morbes BON Soc
9onnartt ON s. September, '88, bors
3ulaben. f. r.
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S6tpaGbe W1mmer,

peIde ibre pole Manuestraft unb GIafiaitdt
oss @eiiteS nis6er su erlaneen piiniden, erbaI.
ten unentseltIi@ austunft iiber elm aeues
SeiIberfabreu, peldes fid bis iebt in
iebem ~ein3elaen Sale s~lan3enb bep6brf bat.
8ebanbluns ebenfo einfad ME biaia. Sober
fem eigener ar5t. 8uu nebf Gn~netfuna aur
Seiluns GRATIS. @an abrefirs: Nripate
Clinic s 9tSpenfarp, Is q. 6ous
ftcn Ctr, New Werf, ". y.
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s 4 nj o n.

Dapio 8earfe ION Colorado Gitb, Ssras,
lit mebrere Sabre an Sdmorrbpiben er Iie6 fe
%ausfdnsibes, ausbrennen, sbne sebsilt su trer.
ben. Or. Yrentiee beilte ibn in elmer ~einsisen
BsbaubIuns, s~ntfernte bic tlrfade ppr bier
Sabrsn, Obne ba5 fs ismaIs pisbsr auftraten.
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Dr.. prentieeB Sbfem Der Gusenunteriu.
dung Geine eisene erinOune) if in mebreren
Der srObten Sospitalsr europas einsefubrt
tuoroen unb biele Der lsitenbsn amsritaniiden
ster;te ssbrau9en es. Dur4 feline anDenoung
Derben ale gasenibel ~beieitist unb bic ausen
sepinnen bel bon ibrer perlorsnen Stdrie
haieher.
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&. q. Gpltna Manufacturiuo

s. s. Collins Manufacturing
60, go. l, 3. 5 un6 Z Ofs Qouftons
StraBe, bat bic gr6Bte NuspabI in
@in6., pferbefraft., Dampfs. unb
9ano gumpen aler Dirt uno boraia=
li9iter 2%oniruftion; WaRer &66ren
aler Mrt nebit 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Rleinbaubel. 6pbraulif6e Rammert
unb MinOmiblen aler @r6Ben aul,
Bumpeu unb Mablen finb bort su boz
ben ober merben auf 8efteauns beforgt.
@roBe Nusmabl in allen Mrtifeln unb
bilige preiie bel seoiesenher Nuss
fiibrung.
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Qn6t E,,h uiht t6u5hen s,

2oBt gu@ ni6t tdui6en bur9
niebere Yreiie fur Nrbeit, mel6e better
dig irgenb cine in Seras seliefert tpirb,
ionbern perfigt @u6 nod @aIIa-
10 avs pbotograpbiIdem 4telter, SO.
Alb Ofs oufon 5traBe, mo gu9 CUTE
unb sufrieoenfeaenbe Nrbeit gu reelem
Yreife ~qQrQntirt tpirb.
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= Mu6t Cure 8eHeaungen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, slatten Orabt. giienble@,
2upferble9 unb 26tbe BET piper &
6 9uItbeB, 80 & IS Wef Com.
meree StraBe, San Nntonio. Seras.
Spart @ele unb 3eit.
@arantie ftr niebri9fte Warttpreile.
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1B Bianos. = @roBe preiie,
i6le6te Waare, Noten NIT 3inien,
binbenbe Rontrafts, tpertblole @arans
tien &C., mi1en pen Oenen ermartet
perbeu, bic pianos unb Orgelu bon
6aulirern, Grdmern, &oniignations.
9dufern unb berslei9en faufen. 8ere
meioet bies. inbem Sbr Bel Dem auoer
ldifgen 6auie pnn 5bos. @oggan &
Bros, San Nntonio, fauft.
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8rutpns @efrigerator . Martt,
@fe Sib.alamo: unb Martine3.s trabe
fibrt frii9es, gep6teltes unb gerdu@er,
tes Gleiia; ole Sorten Murft, Slide,
Iufern, @eHiigeI, WiIb. Muftrdge
merben prompt ausgefibrt. Often ben
gau3en Sag. 4,12,6Mt
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sa~ IS 1T feline @efobr bamit Ders
bunben, @~bamberlains SuftensW eoi3in
ben 2inberu au geben, ba fie feline
f6doli9en Subiian3en entbdlt; fie 1T
unerreidt fiir grtdltung unb 8rdune.
Bum Werfauf bel u. @obn & Co., s.
&alteper & Sobn unb alen 9ruggiften.