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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

Easy as Swimmin'. -Bayville Wis
itor-'I would like to get you to teach
me to sail boat" Boatman-"Sall
a boat9 Why, it's as easy as swim
min. Jest grasp the main sheet with
one hand, an the tiller with the other,
an if a flaw strikes. ease up or bring
her to. an loose the halyards; but
look out for the gait and boom, or the
hull thing'll lie in the water, and yen
be upset; but if the wind is steady yr
all right. onless y'r toe slow in lutiln
to; cause then y'll be upset sure
Jump right in an try it; but. remem-
Der, wha ever you do, don't libe!'-
A remarkable system OF carrying
little children us passengers seems TO
have been practiced hitherto upon the
Russian railways. The Russian Min
istry of the Interior has just issued an
ordinance to all railway officials pro-
hibiting the further packing OF small
children in baskets. to the number OF
eight in a basket, and forwarding them
to the founding houses in the great
towns as h md luggage" This abuse
says the ministry in the circular is
no longer to be tolerated, since 1t in-
wolves serious injury to the health
of the children, and is also an attempt
to evade tho regulations for the car
riage OF passengers by rail-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06
THE TALE or rRov.
One Of the Greatest Pieces Of lima ginatlv,
Poetry.


One Of the Greatest Pieces Of Inn. sinativs
Poetry.
The one thing which seems approx
mately certain about the chief author
of the Had is that he was a Greek Of
Western Asia Minor The weight OF
evidence appeared to the ancients to
point toward Smyrna as his native
city, and modern students generally
agree in this opinion. Yet the poems
themselves give no hint of any Greek
cities existing in Asia at all. On the
contrary. the poet apparently assumes
that his tale belongs to period before
the emigration OF the Hellenes, from
their peninsular home. eastward across
the Egean; that is. before the gray
dawn OF Hellenic history! 1t is not
unlikely that the siege of holy Ilios is
in truth "a far-of echo Of that eastward
colonizing movement itself.
Blt the more completely the Tale OF
Troy eludes the grasp Of historian and
e'hnologist. SO much the loftier is the
position which it assumes in its true
character. as masterpiece of imagi-
native poetry. The Had satisfies
most happily the three demands which
we may make upon every artistic ere
alton. First, the plot is eminently
simple and complete in itself. The
subject announced in the opening
line
Sing o goddess. the wrath Of Achilles, the on
nj
is steadily worked out to Its final re-
suits. Even the death Of Achilles
himself and the fall Of the guilty city
are foreshadowed in so distinct and
Impressive manner that all our
reasonable curiosity is satisfied. Sec
ondly. the warriors and matrons
whom we see acting and suffering,
whether they are real Greek men OF
not. are at any rate pre-eminently hui
man. We do not demand that the con-
ditions of their life shall be such az
ever existed. or could have existed. on
our earth Nay. we welcome romantic
and imaginative surroundings for the
poets scenes. We only insist thai
within their environment the creatures
Of the artist shall act as real men and
women would act under such circum.
stances. But thirdly and chiefly.
Homer's characters are heroic. They
tower high above the commonplace
levels of humanity. They seem moi
so much like ourselves as what VIC
would wish to be. Perhaps it is wei
to say. as frankly and as plainly az
pc sible, that this is the final and in
dispensable test OF the artists right t.
be. We ourselves know the pettiness
the limitations. the disenchantments O
human life only to well. The preacher
the teacher, the political and socia
reformer, may, perhaps, accomplish
some good by merciless analysis an(
satiric caricature OF our failings. The
artist is the creator of the beautiful.
He must inspire and uplift us by set
ting before us something wrought il
our likeness, indeed, but nobler thai
our ordinary selves. Gran
ston Lawton. in Atlantic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

-Talmage doesn't believe in preco-
cious children. He has noted great
many of them and discovered that
their smartness all ran tn r"s"D'ty.
One can not always protect one
self from rudeness; that comes to all
the dwellers in this not wholly socially
satisfactory world. To be snubbed'
however. is impossible to one who
keeps the position to which he is en-
titled. He is foolish to accuse HIM
self of having been pushing his way
where he had no right by asserting
that he has been rebuked by any body.
II he is capable of taking the high
ground that is his wherever 1t may
please him to go. of course he at one
stroke does away with the possibility
of being rebuffed by any body whom
soever.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06
No Trouble After That.

Briggs have been hunting all the
morning for a friend of mine. Boggs.
but can't find him. l wish he wasn't
so much trouble to git hold of when l
want him.
Boggs-rll tell you what to do. The
next time you see him, Briggs, borrow
ten or fifteen dollars. After that you
can't walk the streets without running
over him.-Time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06
Pretty Gowns for House Wear.

Now that winter is approaching,
women everywhere are considering
necessary changes in the wardrobe.
Women in cities usually pay more at.
tention to indoor dress than women in
the country, partly because they par
tfcipate less in the household work;
partly because they are more likely to
be seen by callers. There is no rea-
son, however, why women in the coun.
try should treat the family the whole
year round to nothing but their Oldest
and dingiest clothes. Women are re-
memhered by their children as they
look all the time at home-not as they
are on the rare occasions when they
dress to go out. Have pretty dress
for indoor wear, at least for the after.
noon and evening,-a dark terra-cotta
wool, or wine color. or "a Scotch check
if you are slender. with black velve,
ribbon for outlining the basque and
for bows. Then, when you have got
it. wear it Housewife.
"A Chinese doctor In San Francisco
Is said to enjoy an income from the
practice OF his profession of IS, 900 per
month. He has been in America
nearly thirty years, aud many Cau-
easians are among his patients.
Some years ago NJ. Serel,
French chemist discovered that tn,
oxychloride of magnesium, possessed
hydraulic" qualities in remarkabl.
degree. and he utilized it as the basi.
Of the Sorel stone, which exceeds the
hardness OF any other artificial stone
ana Is now used mainly in making
emery wheels.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

The cynlc is a man who has failed;
the woman-hater is man who has
been unsuccessful in love. The drama
Is mirror of life.-John Liston.
Going into village at night with
the lights cleaning on each side of
the street. in some houses they will be
in the basement and nowhere else
Beecher
The man who is most likely to get
his salary raised is the one who al
ready makes his present salary more
than just enough. He's worth more
for that very reason. He's forging
DISQUALIFICATION Union
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06
Inc Street Railroad Business,

m,
Inc Importance of the street rail-
'Oaa business when compared with the
magnitude OF the steam railroads of
WI M0 United States is very striking.
ihe isures of 1887 show "a tabulation
.ol i4o's9S to mics of railroad and 20. :
W. passenger cars. and passengers
,arrled but 42S. 225. 513. But the
iOAo"lng figures are more amaz-
~s Inc horse cars of the city OF
NeW York carry 1899, 491. 735 passen-
s''s' almost half as many as are car
,0u oy all the steam roads in the
wv .a''eu states. If to this number are
s ssDeo 'nose carried by the elevated
.vau we have total of 81 ,O21 1924, or
,as O'' as many passengers as are car
, ,1u IN New York City alone as are
,oa. carried by all the steam rail
S,.. Gus Vi the whole of the United
S Sa'es' The street railroads of the
ooo oo Oi Massachusetts carry over A.
wv, 0"uV more people than all the steam
A. Nv, III mat State. Oee road alone,
n,s' ''o.fic line of the West End Com
S SSps y. OF Boston, carries nearly 10
Sta OV more passengers than all the
''aus combined. Railway Age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

"A little Maine girl, visiting New
York recently, went to the theater two
or three times. On her return home
she was reluctant to go to church on
Sunday, and made the remark that
"she liked those meetings best where
the curtains rose" Her father, who
was leading church member. eau
toned her about that remark when
callers were present. Shortly after
the minister was shown in and the
little girl entertained him awhile
alone. When her father entered the
room she said: Papa, I've told the
minister all about my visit to New
York. but didn't say any thing about
the meetings where the curtain rose
and | amt agoin' to. either. Rock
land (Me. Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

hsoo I 0od Emperor of Japan is allowe>:
nav year for his household oe-
Isss 'Aent, and his private fortune is
ps' A. ana Increasing. He thoroughly
ta0 a''a'ands business matters and
hvars S himself we'll informed as to his
rreso.n constitution of Costa Hico
ssacsa 'scs hospitality to strangers AS
10 bs w ausy and declares citizenship
suts ab. o,'ed by ingratitude TO par
and no., Sa'iaonment of wife or children
the iam s'Scs of the obligations due TO
bouph, raris project of police has
all e s' = wooden horse, harnossed. and
that tha,' for cabmen must show
uahsrness. Know how TO harness and
ton on a' SSH him and pass an examina.
nay D whatever other tests the profee,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

The tailor often sends home on
Saturday the trousers he promised the
Monday before, but, then, we are ac-
customed to these breaches of promise.
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

Mrs. Bobbs-.She's a hateful old
thing. and I'm just going to give her a
piece of my mind" Bobbs (brutally)
Il wouldn't my dear. You have no
time for such hair-splitting."-Time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

mons, -MtTCHdHl ITdNoI6T'
Queen Victoria was much pleased
while in Wales with the music of the
Welshmen. She especially liked their
singing and their manipulation of the
harp. AT one dinner eight harpers
played during the banquet Six of
them were brothers under the leader
ship OF their father, who appeared in
full bardic costume, with a cap of an
tique form. blue robes and red gir-
die. One Sunday few ohoristers
were brought thirty-five miles to sing
at the Queens private service.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-06

The bell that calls the arithmetic
class is the school boys dread sum
mons. Merchant Traveller.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-07
Ypols nno 9rnfts In 9eutidblamo

@iner &orresponben3 aus Seut1d]s
lamb entnebmen mir bic na9ltebeuoen
Wtittbeilungen barti6er, bab ieBt aud
ortiben Die i96ne ginri9tuug bet Srufs
unb pools feiten SUB gu fof5en beginnt.
Mau i6reibt ba:
pGartell beibt bel uns iebt bic
2Ofung, in ber politit, in Set proout.
ton, i'm Sanoel. Die oRarteIpar>
teien" baben fi6 gebilbet, um, uns
bei9abet ibrer ionitigen uaabbdngigteii
bon einanber, bur6 3ufammentpirfen
Saslenige 81 errei9en, mas ibnsn an
Sntereifeu unb 3ieIen gemeiniam 1T
Nuf bem 8ebiete be, @robinbulrie fin.
ben mir ieBt iiberaG fold)e 8erein5arun,
gen, &onDentionen, 8erbGnbe, Gattele,
Sruits, 5@pdn3e. Corners, gouls,
@inge uno lpie bieie 8iIhuugen ole bel.
Ben, uno nameutli9 III Der Berliner
prehe 'uiitbet elm forttpdbrenoer Gampf
fur ur6 eegen bic &arielle. gebr ge.
f6roert purbe Die SetpeeLng hurG bas
unfallOerIi6erungs @eieS BON 1884,
benn um baKelbe burd3ufiibrsn, 5ogen
li6 bic perfchiebenen @elperbebetteb in
Observation-Disclosures 5uTammen, in
benen nur bic Nrbeitgeber bertreten
tparen.
llnb 10 siebt es benn iebt eine ganae
unmaiie FOLDER 2arteIle: Gpfes-, 3obs
LEM, &obeiien', pu6beleiietts, 8Ie6s
iuaI5uert., @ementfabrifen., @lasbat,
tens Nspbalt. 8erbdnbe, @oba.. RaIi,,
pottaf6ez, Solar6ls, SaIinen 6pnbi,
tate, 8aumtpOlls, 2ammgarn,, Slide
reibereinbarungen, Gartele fiir Strob.
uno padpapiers, fiir 9ungmittel. unb
pulperfabrifanten &C. &C. Sic gIiebern
ft6 tpieper mad probinaeil uno @rup.
pen. mad norb', Oft, niitel., iilb. uno
iiiopeffbeutiden @rappen, unb iibers
i9tdst man. tpie peIe Gabriten gu einem
teoen oiefer 8erbdn6e geb6ren, tuie
blele Sauienoc bon Nrbeitern in
ben ein5elnen @erten beI6aftiat
flnb unb wel9er 8eamten appa,
rat ba3u nOtbig III, um bas 9llles
81 lelten. 10 tpirb man li6 cine unge=
fdbre Woriftlluag bon Der Ma6t bilben
t6nnen, bic oiefen &0rperI6afteu trob
tbrer Sugenb innepobnt. Sbre Srga.
niiation 1T iebr beri9ieben; gum She'll
tno es gana lofe 8ereinbaruugen iiber
Breife fit einiae Monate, man fOmmt
na6 geOiirfniB auiammen, o6er man
berabrebet regelmdBig pieberiebrenoe
3uIammentiinfte unO idlieBt ben Ser
trag auf Sabre ab. Ober man gebt
nod ueiter; man regelt bic Naarener=
3eugung unb giebt iebem Wlitglieoe cine
beitimmte Wienge, man fontrollirt fi6,
man bereinbart bpbe @elbftrafen fiir ben
9ontrattbru6, sutueilen uer3i6tet man
fogar gang auf ben Gin3elberfauf unb
ldBt iebes IngebOt on cine genleiniame
Berfaufsltelle geben.
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Nbmb aRuu umB m0prnbt
WOLFSON Ecke Main Plaza

Ser sitterube Raa5s tpaste feinen 2aut
bon fid gu geben, nod lid) gu riibren.
gnbIi6 ftanb ber 2ebrer ftill, na9te
pieber Elm 10 ionherbar selaRsnes uno
fiibles @ef6t toie aulebt in ber &lafe
uno fpra1 langiam unb iebr bumpf:
Sage Seiner 51mefer, i6 fei lift
auftiatig bant6ar ftir ibre rai1e Gnt=
fGei6ung uaferer 4ngelegenbeit; fe baz
: be re9t getban, f9nea gu banbeln uub
einen Snoteu 5u 5erbauen, oer tpirfli9
f9tper gu l0ien mar; fe foG fi9 teiner1
Nortpurf MAIDEN, als babe iie mid 3ll
8runo geri9tet, iie bnt mir 10 nur ben
@naoenifOB gegeben, itatt mid Iange gu
marterH. Sas mar febr buman geba9t
BON ibr. Wtein Slid nar ia bod NUT
ein Ga,tenbaus, bas isber Winbbau9
umluerfen tonnte; tper mag in einem
iol9en 0auIe tpobnen2 gs mar bas
ri@tigfe, 6aB Iie ielbft fam uub blies
uno blies nit ibrem roiben, la9encen
Wunoe, bic es umfiel grfBe fie un6
iage ibr> ~baB i'd ibr banfe.
Dem armen Suugen tparb gan3 uu=
beimli@ su Ntutb Bel bieien ReOen, bon
benen er tpenig psritanb. Gins aber
begriff er bod. oaB elm berbaltener gros
Ber S6ner5 aus ben frembt0nenben
Worten ipra6 unb baB er ielbIt unsueis
felbaft bieien S@mer3 beri6uIost, unb
hann fam es ibm gum 8etpuBtisin, baB
es bod INNER Sman Der S6redli9e
mar, Der bier 10 lpei6 unb ieltfam trau.
rig reOete, ME es nie elm WeniG fir
mOgli9 gebalten, uu6 es ersriff i'm eine
fur9tbare gri9titterung; laut peinenb
tiiBte er ibm bic Sanb unb bat nod elm.
NAL flebentli9 um 0ergebung.
@ottbolb legte ifumm bic 0anb auf
ieinen Gopf unb iirei6elte IGN.
Sa blifte Der GHabe nit leulbtenben
Nugen sit inn auf un6 rief:
9err SOttor, unb wenn iebt tod ei=
ner lpagt, gegen Sic auf3umuden, oer
triegt es nit mir gu tbun. un6 bic ans
bereu baben &eipett Dor mir ieit beute /
8ottbolO fiiBte ibn unb entlieB ibn.
Sobalb Der Geiu9er bic Sbur binter
tt9 geidlOhen bate, fubr Molp nit
tDatbenber Miene aug ieiner gfe bers
Dor unb bellte tpie raieno butter inn
Der. gs mar bas feline Art, ben flieben=
ben Geinben solbenene 8riiden at
bauen, eine Irt, bic fur beibe 8beile
glei9 angenebm unb bortbeilbaIt mar.
Na6bem ct fi9 bieier pfli6t Biz in
ibre leBten .2oniequen3en entlebiet,
ffelte er li@ nit idiefem Gopf unb fra.
genben Gugen Dor ieinen 9errn. Dies
fer blidte nit bitterem 2d6eln auf i'm
berab unb ipra9 laut gu ibm:
Su bit mein eritsr 5einb In biefer
Staot geweien. bn tuarIt Ser 8errdtber,
an oem mein 8liid 81 S9anben getpor:
ben, bu BAIT es ibr Oerraibeu, 6aB man
mid ni9t au fiir6ten braudt = unb
men man nidt fHr1iei, ben brau6t man
aud ni6t gu lieben = bu iparft mein
erfer Geinb unb He nleine erite 5einbiu,
bu aber 6iit aud meiu lebter 6reunb
unb iie -
ST beugte fi9 nieber gu Dem 8bisr,
flopfte unb itrei6elte es, Oa5 ii@ bor
ftol5er Greube pinielnb friimmte.
tSortfeiuns fOIot)
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Scr amerifantlAe @rpprt mad, Wser,fo.


Sn elmer ieiner lebten 9fummern Qiebt
bas in ber 9aupitabt Merito eri1ei.
nenoe uuo in enslii6er Spra9e, ioDIe
I'M amerifanii9en Snterefe gel6riebsne
8latt, Two Republics" cine freili1
ni6t gang pollfdnbigs 9lfie Der auleriz
fauii9en Waaren, Mai9inerie Il. T. TO-,
tuelde tn bet 9auptitabt unb i'm Sauern
BEG 2anbes pertauft nerben. Ser Ser
brau6 bon Qrtafeln, bic in ben 8ereiuig=
ten Staten fabri3irt iperben, = fiiat
bas 8latt 5ur @rIduterung blnsu =
Dirb bon Sag 5u Sag gr6Ber; in iebr
bstrd6tli6er 3abl perbeH bauptfd1li6
Mei6IneH alIer 9trt oertauft, beionoers
fol9e, bic 81 9derbaus uno Minenwes
den oieuen, iowie bic MaE6ineu fir
edge, 3uder> unb Wei3en Mublen,
ouberbem Teuermaffen bon allen Sors
ten, Sai6en= unb Stanb, ,16ren, ees
preBte Golbs unb Sil5ertpaaren, N6bs
Mai6inen, Guti9en unb 2aItmagen,
Dell unb grOBe &aden Oefen, eingez
ma6tes 6lsif@, eingema1te Slide unb
O6n in 8h6fen, Weiseu, Jeuertpert
alIer Dirt, 2ofomotiOsn, @iienba5npa.
gen uno S6ienen, fur3 giIenbabnmate.
rial Don isber 5orte, 56reibmaT9inen,
Spreuss unb S6ieBpuluer, Drnamit=
patronen, 9lr3neimittel unb @bemitas
lisn giienwaareusslrtltel, Danbwertss
5eug unb aaerlei @erdtblbaften, Wein,
Bier, Gohle, Groceries, YetrpIeunl
&inbbieb, Bferoe, S6weine, S6maIs,
Sped uuo s6iutsu. Gilabate. Billiards,
p5otographii9es Material, 5tabl fur
ben Miuenbebarf, 0rudpreIien, 2ettern,
Sruferi3Ddr3e, Wtai9inerie fiir bic
@ntfaierung bes Hennequen, ,3elepbone.
teIsgrapbiides Material, Mobel, Gin
ri6tungsn fit eIeftriT1e 8sleudtung,
Observation-Disclosures, Yatfiimerien,
S6uIm6bel, SampffeiIel, 8laIebdlge,
Dampfs unb SanOpumpsn, Maidineu
fir bic 8erarbeitung bon SoI3 ufm.
SIN Siitrift ber Treisone unb all ben
Orten, po 3oabdufer ii6 beiinben unb
9tiebetlasen bon importirten Waaren
flnb, iiebt mon ameritaniI6e 6abrifate
aller Dirt in aroBer Mense. 9ie giufiib=
ruug bon Qderbau @erdtbl6aften unb
MafGiHea batirt erit aus berbditniBmd.
BIG usuer 3eit; iie 1T faum mebr aIs
Elm paar Sabre alt, menisftens i'm Sn.
nersn bes 2anbss, unb bod bat biefer
tur3e 3eitraum f6on genii9t, um Die
5batia6e feit3uiieQen, baB bic amerifa.
niI6en Nrtifel ben Dor flirsen einaefiibr.
ten bebeuteao iiberlegen 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-07
Die ftrableueften Suipelen.

in elmer Wfuiter 9iabem Iinb ibre icl6s
nen, geipnben 9inber-ber Stol3 unb
bic 3ierbs i5res 9eims. Qber eine Miuts
ter faan iolde Ginber nift aebdren
uno ndbren, tuena iie glei1seitia bas
Spfer BON Qualen unb Granfbeit if.
Durd cine Sur bet Selbfbebanoeluna
nit DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
fam iebe 6rau bic marternben periobi.
f6en S6mer3en unb funttionelIen
S6wd6e3uitdnbe, tpelde ibr @eIdled)t
befallen, bolitdnbig ausrotten uuo aur
ielben3eit bur6 ieiuen aeiuno mad1en6eu
@influB ibr games SDltem aufbauen
unb trdftigen. giue GIai6e sur prc.
be uirb iiberseuBen. rFavorite Pre-
scription" 1T bic ein3ige Mtebiain far
Grauen, bic BON 2lpotbstern berfouft
tDirb unter einer poiitiben
8arantie feitens Der 6abritanten,
Dab Fie in iebem Safe 3ufriebenFeat,
ober oas @elo 5uriidgegeben mirb. Die,
fe 8arantie 1T auf ben GlaI6enumifjlaa
georudt unb unb Diele Sabre lana aes
treulih einsebalten pOrben.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets, cine pro DoIis.
5eilen, 9Opfi6mer3ea 8erltopfuag
Der Snbigeitiou.
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Gefdrbte 0alpus.

40 3oo breiter 8attift, quite Waare,
10 unb 124 @ents per garb; Blaib
eanns, 30 3cu brsit, in 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stide Bertb Orsanbies
125 Gents; Gable @orb Orsanbies, 12J
Gents; Bsriii@er Muu auer art, 80 unb
35 Gents; Nmeriean @balics, seorudt
unb edtforbis, IA Oarbs far 81.
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@ei6e 9apns.

25o0 Yarbs Sbeer, .puir,corb, Ylaib
aamns, 10 Gents per garb; Marieines
BON l21 Gents per Oaro at; feline
piques, IS Gents per Yurb; DreB Cans
brtes, 12z, 16S uno 20 Sents; ensliide
Gantbr'es unb gfainiccfs, 36 3oll Brett,
20 bis SO gents.
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sas- Waat. Ufcgabe, gaen 8runs.

S@- Mat. Mc@abe, gtem 8runss
mid, ST., 3ablt iraeno Semnno ftnf
Dollars, Der am Blutabfiibrer leibet
uno mad benz pori6riftsmdBigen @es
braude BON @bamberIain's @olit., Gbo.
lera unb Diarrboe Miitel ni9t in Der
m0gli@It tiirSeifeE 3eit babon befreit
luirO. Cine bal6e 25 @ents 5laf9e
bieier MeOi5in beilte ieiu gIuiabfiibren,
na6oem er bic WiebiSin unb Ge5epte
berfGieoener Doftoren pergebens ange=
panot bate. 9err Wte@abe fam bies
te Sferte gan3 rubig MAIDEN, oa fein
Gall BON @Olif, Gbo!era Worbus, DpIen.
tern, Siarrboe ooer 8Iutabfiibren be-
fannt it, Der nidt bel regelre6ter 4n.
wenbun9 bes MtitteIs gebeilt tuor6en
lpdre. Gum @ertauf BEL R. @obn &
90. unb !. 2alteDsr & GObn.
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ldrer. Sic linb ausse3eidnet in ber
Wafde unb i'm Gam sefdrtt.
Sdottiide 3epbAre allerlebter Mobe
in alien Wluitern, iolio 9efdrbt, 81 3cn
brett, 25 Gents.
@ine hibf9e Nuspahl BON Sdottis
fden GfambropS 35 unb 40 Genta.
grcBer gcrratb bon @laseptp Be-
pbhr8 a(Ier Nrt.
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Ser polnilde absI trifft ftir be

- Ser polnif6e abeI trifft fur ben
9aiferempfans grOBartige gorbereitun=
gen; bic Serren tpollen ben AnlaB be-
nuben, I'm ii6 ielbii uieber 3lt arbBerer
8ebeuiung gu berbelfen. Ser Monar9
pit6 mdbrenb ieines bortigen 2lufents
baItes bel Gjraf Wilbelm Gtawe3pns
Sismiensfi tpobnen.
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gBie fange i'd esan2 fraate
Elm Sanger ben anberen, baB i'd BEL
rmeiHem 8euefi3 Elm re6t bolles 6aus
babe?@ - Sd iptirbe meine 8l1ubiqer
einlaben", par bic 9tntluDrt.
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eine unsebeare auemabl in bieltn
Mitifeln.
Stride 9einellsense.

glouien 2einen, 8elfaft BrcWn Dreg
9inens, Is Gents; braun esinen. gatiilf.
bon 10 @ents an; 9einen. @ambries, so
@ents Big 81, unb pieles 9nbere.
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Qdmns.

Wir baben iebt nsbrere bunbert 6tade
ansrltaaifbsn, enalifden, iriiden, franz
3Sfidlen unb i6meiaer 6abritats sur Qtns
ii6t au8iiegen.
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= Bereits ieit Sabren gebrau9e i6
nit itets gutem grfolge Or. gluguit So.
nig's Sambur9er 8rotfen gesen Ma.
gens, Gebers unb gtierentranfbeiten.
Wer au 8erltopfung leibet, ioate bic
3ropfen iofOrt gebrau6en. = Wm.
8robe, Sebenaing, Nti6.
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@ine pOlIltdnbiae Wuawabl eer neuee
fen Muifer gu 12d unb Is Gts. per garb.
1856 Stiide "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies finS Multer fran30liider aanifz
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6riblinssmaaren in fcliben Sar@
Sen 129, Is unb 20 @ents.
S9ottiide 3epbDrs.
0teIe Waaren perben ilnmer rppu<
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Traus0iiide satims.

Sn gtsw Dorfsr uub GpitOner 3eituns
gen werben iie nit 379 unb 33B Gents
per Oarb anncucirt. @tr perfaufen
bieielben gSaaren in ben idSnitsn Wtu<
itern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb
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a Gamilien. bic ni9t bereits ba.
nit Dtrieben iin6, follten feline 3eit pers
liereu, iiG cine Glai6e bon Gbambers
lain's GOlif-, @bolera= unb Diarrboe,
mittel gu taufen. gs 1T bic einai9e
M}ebi3in. auf bic man fi6 in alien Sd.
len bon Wasenbei6werbeu berlafIen
faun. 25 unb so Gents per Glafbe Bel
I. @obn & So. unb s. RalteDer 6
@Dhn