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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25
MORGANATiC MARRIAGES.
They Are Perfectly Respectable, hut Coz
fer No Rights on the Vile.

They Are Perfectly Respectable, HUT Con-
fer No Rights on the Vile.
Morganatic marriages are but little
understood either in the United States
or in England. By some they are re-
garded as kind of semi-legalized con-
cubinage; by others they are believed
to confer the full rights and privileges
of an ordinary marriage. Even the
known. Its most likely derivation.
however, is from the Scandinavian
verb ''morgjan." to shorten or limit"
implying that the rights of the inferior
of the two contracting parties are
limited, and do not extend to
the full condition of the others
rank. Thus morganatic wife
has no right either to her husbands
title or fortune. He is not permitted to
charge the family domain with life
interest in her behalf. She is deprived
from the appanage ordinarily reserved
for the wife of her husbands family,
and if he dies without specially pro-
viding for her and her children out of
his savinge Or private and unentailed
fortune, both she and her offspring are
left penniless. Moreover. although the
position of morganatic wife is regard
ed as perfectly respectable, yet her hus-
band is at liberty during her lifetime
and without obtaining any separation or
divorce, to contract another marriage
with a Princess of his own rank.
Among the numerous instances there
of may be cited( that of Prince Chris
tian of Schleswig- Holstein. who at the
time when he married Princess Helena
of Great Britain. and became the SON.
in-law of Queen Victoria, was known
to possess morganatic wife and a
numerous family of morganatic chill
dren, who lived in a small provincial
town near Frankfort-on-the-Ma An
other case was that of the Duo de
Berry, at one time the heir presump-
tive to the throne of France. who al
though morganatically married to an
English woman, Miss Lydia Thomp-
son, was forced by reason of state to
become the husband of a Princess of
the royal house of Naples
Notwithstanding these drawbacks.
the sister of the present Duke of Rich
mond and Gordon, the most naughty
and powerful peer of Great Britain. did
not consider it beneath her dignity to
become the morganatic wife of Prince
Edward of Saxe-Weimar, a cousin of
the reigning Grand Duke of one of the
smallest of the petty German States.
She is entitled to appear at court both
at home and abroad. not as a Princess
of Saxe-Weimar, but only as Countess
of Dornburg. Another member of the
same house, Prince Gustave of SAKE
Weimar, is married to a Dalmatian
diva" of 'tcafe chantant'' fame, who.
on the day Of her wedding, received the
title of Baroness Neupmg. In
the same way Prince Victor Of
Hohenlohe. who does not even
belong to . reigning dynasty, but
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25
Two Apt Comparisons.

'.Miss Clara" he murmured, fondly,
lean you tell me why your eyes are
like the stars?''
'.No. Why are they?"
Because they shine so brightly"
"Ah! thanks. But you are like the
stars, too, Mr.. Daily"
''Why, may L ask?''
Because you stay until daybreak. :"
And shortly afterward his footsteps
could have been heard as they battered
along the broad walk.-Afinneapolis
Tribune.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25
pRAwlNG-ROOM SECRETS
An English Lady Who Drills Debutant<
for the Queens Receptions.

An English Lady Who Drills Debutantes
for the Queens Receptions
Next to the Queen as a model of
court carriage stands the Duchess of
Teck Mrs. R told me all this in a
soft, motherly way. Then she sudden
ly turned practical, and fixed her eyes
keenly and critically and said: 'But
come, take your hat off and we will
have a lesson. Place this on your
head" She handed me a disk of
wood about the size of tea-plate.
There, put that on your head. This
ribbon prevents its falling of. Now
walk up to mel" said madame. keep
your head up. Don't walk, she cried.
feet must slide over the floor. Hold
your shoulders up. Keep your chin
high. Now try againr'
Iwouldn't be maiden of the Sun ny
South. We are told that the cause of
their erect bearing is long practice
with water-pitcher on their heads.
A platter of wood convinced me that
the maidens of the Sunny South de-
serve all the erect carriage they can
SSt. Lave YOU CtOT Ck1CO W W ain W11A
your head up with bit of wood bal
ancing on the top of your skull? I
tried again. you must not lift your
toes / did so and balanced the piece
of wood with ease.
Nov, will be the Queen pro tenn.
Glide up to me-" She retired to the
end of the room. You must regulate
your steps and count two between each
step forward. Take another step, and
then curtsey."
obeyed. 1t was very unsteady
one. TRY again, and go down very
slowly. Slower, slower" she said.
stretching out her hand, which ]
kissed. s.You mustn't try to grab the
Queens hand. You must sweep your
hand round so"-and she made grace
full curve in the air-s'and be careful
your nose doesn't touch the Queens
hand Any time can be given to the
curtsey to the Queen Then you must
curtsey to each member of the royal
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THE HOME GROUNDS.
Notes on the Elementary Principles
Lawn Planting.

Notes the Elementary Principles OF
Lawn Planting. c
The more natural and simple lawn
large or small, the more attractive 60
refined taste. The grading should not
be regular and formal, unless the area
is very contracted. An undulating
surface pleases the eye, recalling the
natural scenery of fields and woods.
In addition, it imparts an air of greater
extent to the Enclosure than if the sur
face be dead level. or uniform even
slope. Permit a portion of the lawp
to remain open; nothing can be pref
tier than an expanse of rieh-green.
close-shaven turf. The grouping sys-
tenn is always more pleasing than the
haphazzard manner of dotting trees
and shrubs all over the place Around
the outer boundary, and especially
fronting north. is generally a good
position for forming belts of mixed
trees, but should these obstruct a
cherished view, an opening may
be left for glimpse of the
desired object These belts or
clumps should present an easy-iowing
outline. similar to many outer edges of
ity in arrangement must be scrupu-
lousy avoided. Even the few trees
placed for shade in reasonable distance
of the dwelling may be so disposed as
to assume a natural aspect A little
group of two or three specimens will
frequently break up the monotony of
an unartistic disposition of the trees.
Have few walks, the fewer the better;
they are expensive to construct prop
erly, are not handsome at best, and
require constant attention to keep in
condition.
Above all, avoid the vases and
statues that some people place over
their grounds. The idea of mixing
such artificial appliances with purely
natural objects like beautiful trees
and shrubs must be repugnant to any
person OF discernment in home sur
roundings When this mania for
pottery of low degree shall die out,
and the unadorned, attractive garden
spots. as OF old. regain their popular
lily, great point will have been
reached In American gardening; not
until then will our work prove credit
able The face of the lawn is of para
mount Importance. No matter how
handsome our trees and walks, neglect
OF the turf spoils the general effect.
10 reach perfection, and emulate the
proverbial green turf of England and
ireland, it is necessary for us to con-
stantly apply topdressing of some rich
fertilizer that will stimulate growth.
and replace in a manner the constans
drain upon its vitality caused by long
continued course of cutting. Frequent
use OF iawn-mower encourages growth
for greater or less period, but a re-
action will take place should the soil
be neglected. We can not, if we would.
remove every particle of cut grass from
the lawn. and so there is always a small
portion remaining which acts as pro-
lection to the roots 1t is slovenly
practtce to permit all the clippings to
Lay ON the surface, and it proves in
jurio'ss to the turf. SO that the work Of
the improved lawn-rake is both useful
and ornamental.-N.Y Y. Tribune
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

The rock to which a chain was at
tached during the war of the Revolu.
ton to prevent vessels going up the
Hudson river will have to be removed
in making excavations for the Peeks-
kill bridge in the Highlands 1t will
be taken out entire and preserved at
either West Point. Newburgh. or in
the rooms of the Historical Society in
New York.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

Mrs. Kentuclx Ito husband packing
trunk -..Did you put in any toilet ar
ticles, Henryr" Mr.. K--"O. yes; I
wouldn't forget them Mrs k
.sWhat have you gote" Mr.. 1.-Two
bottles of whisky and q corkscrew. /
reckon that's plenty. amt it Wash
ington Critic.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

You can no more tell mans abfli-
ty by the size of mis- hat. than you can
tell his strength by measuring his
overcoat-shoulderA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

An elephant died in Bombay late.
II who had lived to be 800 years old
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Mderbau uuo WaSatnea.

Dos Iebte gietteliabrbuuotrt uar
cine Yeriooe merftoiirbiger 3~Gdtigteit
in bielsm 2anoe iii gssug ouf bic So
irritation, ben 8e,fauf unb ben @ebrau9
bon Nderbau Mai1inea. Die Gtie.
bung Der 0anbarbeit ourd Mai1inen
f9ten bic leitenbe Sbee bes Gorti9rittes
I'M Qferbau gu iein. Oiefe Sbee tpurbe
entpidelt unO in einet folden Nus6eb.
nung prattii6 an9emenbet, baB bieies
GaRo iebt in Der GAIL, bet Iuspabl
uno Der Site ieiner WdetbQu Sc
rdtbe alen anbern melt poraus lit.
@s bat i'm 8etlauFe DON tpenigeu Sab
rem gang i'm 5ti1en eine QmDdl5ung
itattgefunben. 9ie langiame Sanbnrs
belt 1T bur6 betbeNerte Waf9inen fir
Yfan5en unD Sden, gultipiren urb
Gtnernten erleBt morben.
IS tuaren bies audi quite 3eiten fir
Die GabrifanteH Don Garmgerdlbi9af.
ten. @ei6iibt bur6 patentgeleBe muir.
ben oiefe @erGtbi@aFten ben 6armern
nit einem bDDen profit iiber ibrem Gos
fenpreis bertauft, unb in bielen iQlen
tparen bic Brofite Der Gabritantsn tlns
gebeuer. Sa ben lebten Sabren NUT
ben iebo6 bic Breiie bur9 Die @oncurs
ren3 beruntergebriidt; Garm > Maf9i.
men unb @erdtbe fino biliger geporben,
unb Der profit Der J~abritautea 1T oa.
ber au6 ni6t mebr 10 sroB, dig frilber.
Wdbrenb bieierBeriobe purben Die
berbe1erten N9riculturgerdtbe troB ibres
boben Preiies bon ben Garmern nit
8ortbeil angeweubet, obglet9 babel
cine ungebeure 8eri@menbung unb
3ert0rung ourd uare6te 8%ebanolurng
Der Wai4inen unb Na6ldifgteit Iatts
fanb. Wtan fam beinabe a%nnebmen,
baB in ben lebten 25 Sabren III bieier
Weiie nNbr Garmmaf6inen aerftbrt
uurben, als bar@ bic seb6rige..Nnpens
bung berielben bel ber Wrbeit, fir pels
DIE He beitimmt uaren.
SEPT 1T Der BrDft en- ben meiifen
Garm= probucten 10 gering, baB fir
Die Maihinen fomobl, uenr lie benuBt
perben, als aud tpentt fe auBer Sc
brau6 finb, better Gorge getragen tDerz
ben muB, tperrl bas FIR Fe perpenoete
@elo nubbringenb iein iou. gs muB
iebo9 aud sugeiianben tuerben, baB Die
Gabritanten tire Maf@inen iebt biel
better, bauerbafter unb weniger eot1s
pli5irt MAIDEN, als friber. Durn bic
BerbeRerungen murben Die Mai9iner
einfa6er; fe fiao lei6ter au b~anbbaben,
unb init Der @rnie6rieuna BEG Breiies
bat Der 5armer CUTE 1rfa@e, einen
bsleren Proft bon beren Mnnenoung
au ertDarten, tuenn er lorgfGltig nit
ibneu umgebt.
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MuerIet.

- Seute 8ormittag fanb cine Spe.
3ialfbung uhierer Stakeholder ftait
Dielelbe tuar anberaumt, Inn iber Ell.
nige petitionen 81 bef9lieBen. @s la.
gen Petitioner Dor bon Der s'Rapid
Transit Railway Co.." "Cross Town
Railway Co.., uub Der "San Antonio
Land & Improvement Co. -, tpeI6e aue
brei I'M bas Weseredt bur9 bic Gtabt,
b~eionoers UNI bas Wegere1t mad benz
NusteQunssz 9labe i'm &iberfibe=p Bari,
bitten. Die petitionen tpuroen BON ber
8eriammlung entgegeugenommen uno
bei@Iofen, ben Staotantpalt gu eriu.
den, big our epeaialiiBung am nd6ften
Greitag Na9mittag cine Orbinan3 auss
~3uarbeiten unb bor5ulegen, mel9e mad
ben in Der 8erfammlung gegebe,
men puntten bic &e6te unb phi9ten
elmer elm iol9es @egeredt g~enieBenben
8eieai6aft feffebt. @obann purbe
tiber cine petition bes Contractors
8raoen beratben, ber I'M cine ST.
lei@terung bes nit Der Stabt einge.
gangenen 2ontraftes gum 8au bes
Stabtbcufes 5ittet, neil er ii9 in finau.
aieuer 6inf6t burd Die ieBigen 8es
ffimmungen bena9tbeiliet iiebt. Sa
elmer ieiner Bonbsleute au 3eit BON Der
Stabt abmeienb 1T, tpurbe oieie Nnge=
legenbeit Bis CUR nadten Sibuug perz
f9oben.
= Bon unierem Greunb b D.
lin WiIb erbalten mir bonn Sou:
rifenbauie WenoeIftein" in ben baDris
tten Nlpen = 1750 Meter pDer ca.
300 Sub bo9-eine Sarte nit freunbs
liden @riiBen. 6reunb Wilb f6reibt,
baB er feline 2arte friib UNI 45 ubr nit
Der Nusf9t auf IN / gen S6nee ges
i6rieben babe. Wir t6nntea bier aud
ettuas repigen S6nee" gebrau9eu,
bieuei6t uiirbe aud idon bic Ausli9t
barauf abfihlenb tpirfen!
Dos @ountDgeri6t pirb am II.
4uguf elm Wegeangelegenbeit bon
Sungmann, Bell uub Dole; am 20.
bic bon Sled unb gagnion; unb ON
q. bic BON 8in3, gngal, Sigmono,
Gamp unb @Imenborf in 8eratbung
aieben.
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9aS 8mnbeS.S 1n9erfeft TIT gtetu
Srleatt4.

aIs JeItor6eferbirigent fir Sas
groBe nOrbameritanif@e Sdngerfef it
ytetD Orleans 1T Der Gape0meifter @br.
Bad oon Milwautee engagirt tporben
gr tuirb elm aus fe@3ig Wann be:
itebenbes Sr6eiter auiammenfteler
unb 3tuar tDie folgt: 3ebn erfte @eigett,
sebn 5weite @eigen, feds 8iolas, piel
@eli, bier Contra : 8dfe, orei GI6ten.
3Dei Obosn, apei @larinetten, einl
BaBs@larinette, 5pei 6agotte. bier 96r.
ner, bier Srompeten, brei Po1aunen,
cine Suba, Srei Yaufen, Srommelnu ltu
uno eine 9arfe. 9err Bad tpirb 6i,
gr6Bte 3abl BET Wufiter in Milpautet
euaagiren unb bas Or6eitsr in @bicagr
berbpQifGn6iQen.
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rs / t.l
Sic Matitunocn. @eheaune

Die 8erIammlung in RriI6s 6ale
am 5amTag Nbeiib ma trpB bes I'm,
9lta tI4en Wetlers gut beiudt. Sc ipra=
den @eOrg Marts, W, Smith, SttD
5oIals, Us, q. 2lntbicum, S. Nlbe,tbal
uno 8. S. 2Od,Dooo euglil6 unb SO.
Waroen beutih. gs unter5ei9neten
ltugefdbr 50 bon ben NHtpeIenben einen
Bsf9!ub, wpTu0 fe li0 perpfli9ten,
ether binnen Surgeon ins 2eben gu I'll.
fenoeH Q9titunoen : 9iga bei3utreten.
Gebner Smith erudbnie tpd9reuo feiner
aebe 6fters zines Irtifels Der "Daily
Express unb ma6te auf perTdiebens
falf6e uno baltiole Punfte befelben
oufmertiam. Sic rgrpreB" pirft II.
U. Die Grage auf oWdre es nidt beI.
fer fir 2obnerb6bung bpu 300 gu agiz
tiren, als fir cine 8erfiir3ung 6er Qrs
beits5eit2"
gtein! Denn bies niirbe Ai6t unlerm
3mef entIpre9en. Wir po(len bur9
bertir5te N~rbsits5eit benz 8ei6aftigungs.
loien 8elsgenbeit CUR Nrbeit geben uub
glaubea babur6 bqs grpBe Seer ber To-
ge%nannten Tramps I'm ein Bebeutenbes
gu b~etringern. Denu no iebt 8ier
bef6dftigt ftnb, miiBten oann STINT
alt8efelt iperben, UNI bieiel6e Nrbeit au
%leiiten, mitbin piirben bann a~nltatt
bier, t ii Ii Goniumenten, ober taufs
fdbige perionen, eriitiren. Cine anbere
re@t lber5eugenbe, gu @uniten Der Der=
tiraten Nrbeits3eit ipre6enbe Sbatiahe
1T bic, OaB es benz 8ater ei1es BET
S6ule entpadienen 5obnes, 10 i6per
tpirb, oenielben lit ireen6 einem Gelddft
unter3ubringen. ueberaq no Ct ans
frdgt, wirb ibm our Intport, baB bas
betrefen6e @ei9dft iiberfilt fei uno baB
isi1 Sunge ia ni6t 56uiter, 56nei6er,
96mieb, G@reiner ufp. tuerben io1e.
= Ilio tparunt nidt plab MAIDEN fir
neuen 3uwaGs2 I'm gu aeigen, tpIe
tart bic getpegung lit, iei ertpdbnt, baB
iii ben Ser. 9taaten iber $50, 900 Or
better beri9iebener 0anoperfe auf Die
@inftibrung bes a%9t1iinbigen Mrbeitss
tages an 1. Mai 1890 binarbeiter.
c.. w.
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bic epunth 9pmmiffare

6erietben in ibrer geftrigen 8erIamms
lung iiber bic 8ridenfrage. 8raben's
Gontratt fur ben Bau Der beiben neuet1
8rtfen tiber bic Meoina lautete auf
SIS A SO, babon bate CT f9on $14,
200 geaogen unb es banoelte fi9 nun
barum, ob ibm, in Mnbetra9t Der 8es
ri9te iiber bic Nusfiibruns Der Nrbeit
bic Neftiumue ausbe,ablt tperben iolte,
O6er ni9t.
Der Seri6t bes gouutp .@ermefs.
Iers 2ode beiagt, baB bic pfeiler auf
ber Nor6ieite ni6t tief senus einsetriss
tDorben limb unb on ein3elnen SteQen
bas Wtauermert ben 6pe3ifitationen
ni6t entfpri4t. Nebnli9 beriGtet Der
Sagenieur Smith, ber bic Muflidt
flbrte.
s. g. Maurp, Der Snsenieur Bra.
beu's, lit ber Nuf9t, baB bic Nrbeit in
ieber Weiie ben 3Ontratt 8ebinguns
gen entipra9.
Code empfabl einen 4b3ug bon $24O
fit pfeiler, uel6e nidt tief eenug elm.
gerammt ipproen tparen unb Smith aab
bic Grfldrung ab, baB bic Qontraftium.
me iiberbaupt gu niebrig setueien fei unb
f1 bauerbafte 8riden bafir nidt bdts
ten berfteQen laRen; abgeIsben bon ben
Mdngeln Der Mrbeit auf Ser NorbIeite
bes GluRes.
Malton ipra6 segen fernsre 8euil.
ligungen. Ser antrag tpurbe iebod
eefelt, 8raben ben &eft, ab3tsli9 bon
$240 ausSu3ablen. Walton unb 2ioIs
BAHIA timmten bagegen, umi9eib, 86rs
ner unb &i9ter @ursbac6 bafir.
Stun fam aber Smith au9 nod nit
elmer Na6trassforoerung BON $294.3O.
WaltDn proteftirte gegen Nnerfennung
bieies poitens, oa aus Smitb's eisenem
Beri9te berborgebe, baB Der 2ontratt
ni6t aasgeflbrt uorben iei, unb er Der
beauff9tigenbe 8eamte mar, Der bas
@ountD 5u pertreten bate. Srobbem
tpurbe aud bieie Summe a~ngeipiefen.
Nur Walton fimmte bagegen.
@nbli6 rei6te Braben nod cine Re1s
nung bon 1913 fir @rira Irbeit elm
unb wunberbater Weiie tpurbe ibm aud
bieier 0etrag 3ugefanben.
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sar Mat. McGabe, Nep grunss
mid, 3d., 5ablt irgeno Semano fhnf
Dollars, Der am 8lutabflbren leibet
uno mad benz Dorf9riftsmdBigen Sc
brduGe BON @bamberlain's @olits, Gbo.
lera unb Diarrboe MitteI ni9t In ber
mogli6it fiiraefer 3eit baOOn befreit
tpirb. Cine babe rs Gents : Slai9e
biefer Mtebi5in beilte tein 8lutabfibren,
na66em ct bic Wfebi5iu unb &e5epie
berf6ieoener DOftoren pergebens ange=
Danot bate. 6ert W1c@abe fam oies
Ee Oferte gang rubig maiden, ca fein
Gau bon Golf, Cholera Morbus, Dpien.
terp, Diarrboe ODER 8lutabfibren be-
tannt 1T, Der ni6t bel regelre6ter Qn-
p%eubung beg Wittels gebeilt morben
lpare. Gum 8ertauf bel q. go6n &
So. unb 5. SalteDer & Sobn.
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an Wai5ersaomiumentem.

Ser Iouen pel6e NIT Dem S9lau6
Waler iprinfeln. oaRelbe fur ben Stall
ober fit irgenb einen aabere1 3ped. 81
aebrauhen miinfben, m6gen in ~unferer
Office f6 Die n5tbige 2i8ens auf elm
Sabr peri9afen ~beginnenb am |. Wfai.
oa fiit iolden @ebrau9, ausi6lieBli6
Der Gate fir bdusli6en Beoarf, cine
9pe3ials &ate berednet mirb. Sn neber'
einiiimmung NIT ben &egsln Der 8eieas
f6aft laufen Sieienigen, tpel9e ben
S9Iau9 benuben, ohne Die erfOrberlis
DE 2i3ens erlangt su baben, 8efabr,
baB ibnen bic @afersufubr abgef9nitz
ten Dtr0.
Die Bal werf.& m pagnie
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Wut. SBHtua q subn.

unfere 9auptnabrung if unb bleib.
bas Gleii6, unb UNI iol@es frif6 uro
gut au %erlangen, fam man unm6gli6
einen superldiiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 0Dfing & Spbn, go.
511 NDe. 6. Die Serren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer Gunber &e1nung ge>
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliKement cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erri@tet, tuel6e alIen
4nforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb grt=
fernung i6dbli@er Snsrebiensen bes
Gleif6es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdns
big in ibren 8iebbbfen einen groBer
8Orratb bon Maftbieb, aug tpel9em
nur bas 8efte fir lire &unoen gepdblt
pirb. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e BEN Martt, no.. Sill
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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Niersisiabrtae Grfahrnna elmer
alien JSdrfertu.

Mrs. Winslows Spctbins Sprup r:rb
bon elmer Ger belten Dcttorinnen unb ben
8drterinnen in ben Ser. Staater pers
idrieten. Gr wuroe felt 40 Sabren bon
MiIirnen, BON Wtittern unb Sinbern nit
ME feblencem Grfrlse sebraudt, fowcbI
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, ME bon ers
madienen Sinoern. Gr beieitist @4drfe
i'm Wfuseu, befreit BON Winbtplic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er Seridafft fir Sin.
Der unb Mitter 9fube unb W~cblbebasen.
Wir slauben, bas Der Sartp bas Bette
unb fiderlte Wittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
unb Diarrbpe bel Sinbern, slei&oiel Of
burd 3ahnen seruriudt cber bura anbe-
re l1riuden. Cine @ebraudsanmeiiuns
wirb ieber 6luiGe beiseseben. SO 1T
feins adt,, wenn nidt bas 6aefmile BON
Curtis u. Bertins auf Der Nusenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen gpO.
tbefen su- baten, bic Slui&e rs Gents.
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Qantpfer Asentmr.

Die nGreie preffe iir s Is
ras" bertritt bic f~Olgenben Dampfers
2inien. ertbeilt ale tdbere Nnstunfi
tpegen 9aKnge nod uab BON europa
unb Oertauft Sampff6iH. unb giiens
babnbiaete su ben niebrigiten &atsn.
Die 2iife Der bon uns rsprdfentirteu
2inien lit:
Santburg 5 MmterifaniS9e 9ampf'
i6ifffabrts @eiellfhaft.
3eb Gtdr 2imie (0tnttuerpen).
Gu,npa8nie Generate Grams,
atlamtiqme.
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10 Gamilien. bic ni6t bereits ba.
nit rerieben finb, follten feline 3eit oers
liereu, fi9 cine Glai9e bon Gbambers
lain's @olits, gboleras unb Diarrboe.
mittel gu taufen. @s III bic ein3ise
Mebi5in. auf bic n1art R9 in allen Sd.
len BON Masenbei9 merben berlaKen
fam. Is unb so @enis per Glaf9e bel
q. Gobn & So. unb 8. 2alteper 6
Sphn.
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s@~ SIN beliebten Mifiipms4
8artem fiuo @Bsimmer eingeri9tet
unb er6fnet morben, poielbff man res
suldre Mablaeiten e%innebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fann. Mablaeiten tperben
int eiaensn @ef6irr ausgefanbt uno auf
Wunfh Dinners unb 6oupers ius 6aus
geliefert. Nufmerfiame 8eoienung unb
prompte N"usfibruus ber Nuftrdse ga.
rantirt. Gbeiner & @anl.
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Gin gtiifdten Gtnnifsl.Tapi rcttcte
itr Neben.

G8 mar nur elm sep6bnli9es Stid Gtnpidel=4 apier,
aber es %rettete ibr 9ebei. G e mar i'm lesten Stadium
Der S9pinbiudt unb mad benz MuSipru9 Der @erste
ais 20 gfunb. Nuf einem Stid Ginmtdel : Yapter las
lie pon Or: Sings Sep DiScpperp; fe bette iih cine
Yrpbe> 6laI9e nnb eS bali, bdrauf fauIte lie etne grippe
@ebrdn4 wurbe ie nteber fart, s%eiunb, rpIis unb
ipiest nun pieber l40 Gfunh. Sur peitere Ginjelbeiten
lennet cine Sriefndrte an %. s.. Gple, Npptbeter,
Sort Smttb.
8robe Slai6en gratis gu BADEN in alien apptbeten
GretS Der srcBen 8lai6en 81. Wbplefale bel DreiB,
Ihpmpfcn & Co., Gan Mntrnip.
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gMifpsnias@eine.

Weinliebbaber fin6en Elm eroBes 4as
ger bon feineu california Weinen BEL
9errn s. 5. MeDer am Nlamo
plasa. 9err Meper iudt bic @eine
on Srt unb Stele aus ul.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Weinaii6ter. Oils
sutsm Genner gelingf es ibm ftets, bic
beten SOrten ausaumdblen. gr fanil
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen nerieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeipe in poraiigIi9er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aIone = fret
ing 9aus geliefert.
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9emti9 @mgliibe gbmle,
Gan Antonio, Sera8.

gan A~NI0nlo, &etns.
auerfannt tidtiae 2ebranfaIt fir anaben
unb Maoden; felt breibie Sabren in roger
Birtiamseit. @ortreIRide qcbrfrafte unter be.
ndbrter 9eituna, Der en9Iiiden Spra6e pirb,
pie ber 6eutIden, bolls &eGnune e%etra9en.
su6eroem unterridt i'm Spanifden. @ini9er.
maben borbereitcte SdiIer inben ~ieber3eit
Nufnobmc. Ndberc Nusfunft ertbeilsn Serr
&. @roos, VrGfbeut bes S6uI. Sorfanoes
unb SO Ill. 8arbsd, Director Der anfalt.