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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
Ehe Opium ssabif ia Washiae
ton.

One of the leading physicians Of
the national capital remarked to me
today that if brand was on the
forehead of every woman who used
opium in some form, society here
wOuld go to pieces. He attributes
this frightful condition Of affairs to
the dtssipated life led here by the
women OF the upper tendon. TIE
endless round Of balls and receptions
is such a strain upon them that they
must seek relief IN some way. They
begin by taki3g soothing Sirup, as
9 rule, to put them to sleep. This
after 4 while fails to act, then pare
gCriC is resOrted to. From this i is
only q step to pure opium and
absolute ruin, Some people buy the
crude gum and eat it regularly every
day, while others buy laudanum and
drink it IN quarter ounce half ounce
and even ounce pUtlOns. And then
there are Dover's powders and morp-
hinc pills, both of which act rapidly,
and especially the latter. The habit
seems more Of disease than vice,
for the whole nature of the victim
undergoes a complete revolution,
moral mental and physical. After
short tine the victim Will sacrifice
honor, friends ard family for the
fatal drug, Toe1c is no cure, for
even the asylums fail to effect a
permanent cure except in rare in
stances.-Wabhington Cor. Pitts
hnrg prnSs-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02

| worked and ENCOURAGED others to
work until | became exhausted and
at last fell upon the deck and slept.
When | awoke the wind was some
what abatlng, aQd the sea was going z
| down. | knew then that we we-e
safe, but the Trenton was gone, as
her stern was even then upon tho
reef. Gradually the sea became
cAlmer and We were near enough to
the Vandalia to take on bo'rd the
poor half drowned men, who were
cllnging to her rigging.
Our loss in life was one man with
about a dozen wounued bUt the
whole loss Of life in the harbor
amounted to about $50.
We are all quartered on shore and
doing very well I am much pleased
with this place. 1t Is paradise
and The natives are so kind to us.
If | had more time | would give you
description Of the Islands and the
natives, Of the strollS which | have
taken through the orange groves,
banana and cOcoqnut groves | am
now about 5000 miles from home
and travelled 10000 miles to get here.
When we were about As days out
from Panama, we put into Tahiti,
one Of the Ma.que8e group for coal ;
and | can say without exaQgeratiOn
that it is the most beautiful spot on
the globe, Nothing could be more
beautiful, and nature could not smile
upon it more beautifully. It's call
ed the Paradise OF the South Pacific.
And if it were within reasonable dis
;ance Of the civilized world, it would
become noted place.
lost nearly everything [ had by
the wreck but will perhaps be paid
by the government some day. |
mus. close. May God be with You
Your aft. son,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
an ~ Bead sEaa'~ Pocket

~tenL.u \. Pace wa s. ma4 who
wa, I5ke. ..I looked ua 10 by 81.
w1o A.cw um. lie vs. honest.
h.ul and true 3 warm rr.erl AMI =.
good ael.A1.-. Tae BOYS a.l ..r.-
all liked him bec4ase he never r.r.o.
.La. he had lcoa yoang oace u.u~
SELF lie became rich. was made
mayor Of New York city, auI lived
to lie very old. uo lost his lie in
steamboat disaster. Those who
found LIS dead body found q scrap
Of printed paper in his pocket book
It was so worn with Of, reading "a.
they could scarcely make out tie
words. but this was wha. was upon
the paper:
Keep good company or none.
Never be il,e.
If your hands cannct be usafu,ly
emploved attended to the cul..va.
tion of your mind,
Always speak the truth. Max
few promises.
live up to vcur engagements.
Keep your owa secrets, # you
have any.
When yOu speak to 4 person lock
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
GOOD MISSIONARY GEeOEND
FOsS IEEGI IAE.E.7&NCE.

A farmer drove out Of our city
with load Of supplies-a bale Of
Indiana prairie hay, q blg of Rich
mond meal and sack of Milwaukee
-four and q side Of Chicago bacon -
on which he had promised not less
than fifty per cent, profit and had
given q hen on his crop to secure its
payment, and that too, before his
crop is planted. He passed a vacant
lot, from which al the virgin soil
had been taken, but he saw as fine
clover on it as ever greeted the eye
in any land, He met drayS coming
from the depot loaded with corn,
meal, flour, potatoes, cabbage, apples
and broom corn for the Deaf and
DUMB Asylum Broom Factory,
which WAS shipped from BtItimora
Aud vet that man can find market
for nothing bat Cotton, If he live
three score years, and wo1k5 three
/ urudred and sixty i've days in each
wear, and works sixteen hours each
day. and lives on dry bread, lie Will
make nothing. lie and bis family
will drag out miserable existence,
and he will die a poo7, dependent
and slavish farmer, We NAV groHl
ard complain aud blame others for
our troubles, and we may join all the
farmers organizations that can be
devised, but hard times will hover
around our firesides so long as we
buy our meat and bread, hay, fertjl
jzcrs and ether farm supplies, and
attempt to pay for them from the
proceeds of one crop.-ProgreSSire
Former,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
Preferences and Treasures.

I'd rather drink cold water from the
brook,
Than quaf excitement from a golden
chalice;
I'd rather sleep on straw IN shepherds
hut,
Than lie awake and restless in a palace.
I'd rather earn dry bread in lusty health,
And eat it with sense of wholesome
pleasure,
Than feed without the zest of appetite
OFF gorgeous plate and unayajling
treasure.
I'd rather have one true, unfailing friend,
Than fifty parasites to crave my bounty;
And one poor lass who loved me for
myself,
Than one without heart who owned
county.
Nature is kind if our desires are pure,
And strews rich blessings everywhere
around US;
While Fortune, if we pant in her pursuit,
Too often grants her favors to con-
found us.
Fresh air and sunshine, flowers and
health aud love
These are endowmcnts if we learn to
prize them;
The wise mans treasures better worth
than gold,
And none but fools and wicked men
depise them.
[Charlcs Mackay in MhamJer'8 JoiunoI
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
HORRORS AT SAMOA.
A LETTER FROM Mr.. JEHU NICHOLS
How THE Trenton WAS LOST AMI
THE Men SAVED.

BY the courtesy Of Mrs. Nichols :,
of this place, We publish below some
extracts from q letter from her son,
who was on the "Trenton" in the
greatest disaster:
APIA, SAMOA, March 25, 1889.
My dearest Ma II have in the
past week faced death perhaps an
hundred times, and am yet well and
enjoying most excellent health. But,
alas the good suip " Trenton' is no
| more. What is left of her now lies
one hundred yards FROM shore in
about fathoms Of water. We were
victims Of one Of the most terrific
hurricanes that it has ever been the
| misfortune for civilized man to en-
counter.
Last Saturday we made prepare
tions for q storm, by getting down
yards and masts, preparing anchors
and securing everything for sea, but
we had anticipated nothing go Sc
we're. About o'clock on Sunday
morning we had to get up steam and
steam against the heavy seas, which
were sweeping our decks.
was on deck and saw that we
were driving pretty well but when
a tremendous sea which looked like
great mountain coming down upon
uS, struck US it was more than the
Trenton could stand. The seas
went down our smoke stack and ex-
tinguished the fires. We had already
lost our rudder, and then along
came q huge German man-of- war and
took away our propeller.
Then 1T was that l began to lose
all hope for we were practically at
the mercy of the wind and waves.
All hopes of again getting up steam
were gore. and the wind was even
yet increasing in fury.
tell you, dear ma, it was a sight
to harrow the most hardened soul.
When the morning sun broke upon
us, on every side were monster ships
battling with the furious tempest
All the smaller craft had already
gone down, or been washed ashore
and then tue Vandalia went ashore
and we could see before our very
eyes and within easy hail, during
calm weather, men battling and
struggling for dear life in the terrible
waters.
All this time the Trenton was
slowly but surely drifting upon the
fearful reefs. We could see The
partilly clad and naked men clinging
to the masts and rigging of the
Nandalia. A little nearer the shore
we could see the Nipsic, another
American man-ot-war upon the beach
and all Struggling to get ashore
And then that terrible and awful CRY
from the DOatwaiu's mate, "Ali bands
save life !" Every one assembled ol
deck. prayer was offered to beaver
by the Chaplain, and then all were
advised to keep cool. Some took tc
the rigging, some to the tops, anc
some remained on deck, all awaiting
that fearful and awful moment wher
we should stake the reef, and thel
death by drowning was as sure a.
that we were living. But as by ;
miracle we missed the reef, and thel
began to drift to the wreck Of th'
Vandala. \ lay of hope CLEANED
upon US. If we could strike neare
the VaLdalia some of us could b.
saved by clinging to the wreck. Al
hands were called to man the pumps
l.. I,,,, I,.r
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poets to leave soon for Connecticut ,
so l hear. " III Iom IS c.eYer boy
and it is to be regretted that he IS 50
soon to leave Us. Mr. }. ). Garrett,
who has been employed in Register 5
office, las returned to Rin1wOod. He
says he is terribly afflicted with a
case Of "can'C help 1t" love. He
says it came on him instantaneou,Iy
while he was residing II Ua3ifaX and
despite his strongest efforts to ward
the monster off, Cupid succeeding in
transtiXing his heart with dort-a
certain young lady from Tarboro
seems to be the cause Of the old
gentleman'S case Of heart trouble.
Cannot some one of your many
readers prescribe him? i he recent
rainy and cold spell has hindered
farmers IA their operations cOusIder>
ably, very few in this section haNe
planted any cotton. y go0l deal Of
guano is being used IN t., sccti3.
this season, whether it vii. pay the
farmer or not }cmaius to Ue seen,
The " Exodus" fever seems lot to
have struck Tie " "coon5" in this sec
ton as we hear no talk Of any leaving.
4 great many White people think an
exodus o. about thres-th'ris Of tie
negroes from this county would be q
great advantage to the whites. If
him to sit down AMI with acocjI and
much clear 2ouev he has made in
the past twenty wears cmnlov,np
rooroes snd wa think ho will bo
-,,S..;-,1t. a.o ,,,., r,-I,o h.a -
SUI l'ioO'' ~ 0OO Nv" ''' ~ i''o
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-02
PANACEA WATER

lures DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC DIAR-
EHoEA ,SCROFULA ECZEMA. 1t possesses
rare and extraordinary merit in KIDNEY
anI LIVER TROUBLES. A splendid aP-
petzer and blood purifier. Generally re-
heycs HEART-BURN instantly. Keeps for
years and viii cure either at or away
from the Springs.
Record OF cures unprecedented.
Ityour druggist does not keep it send
%t,o0 for q case ofG gallons F. Q. B. at
Luucton, \. c.
to JOHN 4. WILLIAMS,
Head Agency for I. S,
OXFORD, N. G,
BPS If.
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8ortuanoe aebmen mb9te, I'M bort i'm
Snterefe Der an ben beuti6en Srabltlos
iien feHbaItenben 2anbsleute gu iiterpes
niren.
Segreifl i9 1T bieier Wuni9, ple ses
iagt. Aber Die Nusfabrung oehelben
uno ielbit Der 8eriu6 ba3u, bdtfte
i9nieriger uuo 9efdbrli6er tein, als
man li9 bas in Berlin abnen ldBt.
ST es bod ~iiberbaupt nod iebr Die
Grage, oh ben 9eutf9 S%raflIianern
ielbit bic umwanolung 6es ieBIgen re-
pubIifanif@en 8uubes.@ taates in elne
9sbeutf@e Golo1ie ertpAni9t
tpGre 2
Gus bet uns gu @eltdte setommenen
beutl9en 3eitungen Bralilieas, iomie
EFF fir3Ii9 tpieber aug elmer brafiliani,
i9en Gorrespouoen5 bes in Na9en er'
I9einenben rDeutf9en 3eitungs Mlus
ieuns" tonnten mir nur eriebeu, 5aB
man fi9 bort bitter iber ben &idgang
beg Seuti6tbums beflagt, ber als cine
Jolge Ses faft p6lisen Nufb6rens ber
beuti6en ginuanberung nod BraflieE
ansefeben tpirb, unb Der 10 fart 1T, oab
bic iiinsere Generation faum nod
beuti9 ipreden tann unb bob cine beuts
i9e 3eitung nod Der anberer ge5tpuas
gen 1T, tbr @ri9einen ein3utelen. Oie'
fen &lagen geseniibsr, bic biel tdrter
tnb, als Naes, mag iemals, nit &e9i
unb nit unre9t, iber ben &idgang beg
9euti9tbums in ben Ser. Staten &C.
iast moroen 1T, flinst es etpas eisens
tbiimli@, peun bic r&6ln:i6e 3eitung"
bon ben an ben alten berti9en Srabis
tioner fefbaItenoen &oIoniiten Sibs
8rafliens ipri9t, in beren Snteref1e
9eutI9Ianb Elm Mnre6t barauf babe,
orbnenb in bas braflianiide @baos eiK'
sugreifen.
Mir t6nnsn rtur ben Muni9 pteoer.
bplen, baB es bo3u ni9t tomneu tuerbe,
benn erftens tDirbe 9eutI9lanb babe
permutbli9 tpenig Greube erleben, apei.
tens aber wtroe 6abur6 fiir bic Seuti9.
Wmerifaner cine b6@f uneemitbli9e
Situation gef@affen werben. Dem
bic &egierung Der Ser. Staater mitrbe
i9-auf @runb Der Wonroe 9oetrin-
fol9 cine ginmii@ung elmer eurppdi=
f9en MaGt in aneritanii@e Nngelegen-
beiten ni6t sefauen lafen unb Der un=
ausbleibli9e beuti9' bratlianii6e gons
fict miiBte fi9 bann n%aturgemdB iebr
f&neu gu eii.em @onfiete apif6en BEN
Seuti6en &ei@e unb ben Ser. Staten
ert1 eiterr.
S9on i'm Snterefe ber germeiouns
fold zines Gonflictes tpdre es 3u
uiini9en, baB man es in ber Notia
Der oS6ln. 3tg." nit elmer pribatmeis
nung Der 9erren in Der &ebattionsfube
beg &beinlfden Weltblaties unb MIDI
nit einem bon Berlin ober Griebrids'
rub a%usgetredten nGibler" gu tbun
babe !
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Mrs. gsimstosp's gputbiaa gerup.

OosU ~T%~Ff
8eb. SDlpanus Cobb idreibt i'm so.
fton Ghriffian Bresman": @uf feineu
6aa mirpen mir cine Weoi5in en,pfsblen,
nanisntlid fir Ginbe.. penn mir nidt
wiBten, bag fe gut 1T. Son Dlrs.
Winslcws Gprup fSnnen MIR iebcd aus
@rfabruus ipreden. 5n unFerer eigenea
6umilie bat er ii4 ais @esen eru ieien,
neil er einem Sinbe, ba5 nit Sclit se=
peiuist mar, 5dlaf periaaffte unb ben
@ltern Gube wdbrenb Der Naat
Fderte. Die meiifen @ltern merben eies
fen Seaen gu iddeeu %miien. 5ier III
Elm Nrtifel, Der iid bepdbrt unp barmlps
1T, benin Der Sdlaf, ben er benz aints
periduft, 1T natirlid unb Der fleine gns
gel ertpadt 10 better ME Elm anOpf."
Wdbrenb bes 3ahnens 1T fem grfclg TN.
idiebur. Dir 9aben baufis genus ppn
Wiittern bic GeuBeruns sebSrt, oaB fe
nidt rbne ben Syrup iein niSgen Don Der
@eburt bes &inbes an bis CUR 8olien=
buns oes 3ahnens. Gerfauft Ron allen
GrOthefsrn gu 25 Gents bic 6laiae.
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aa~ Sic SuneIiere @ebriber
@riber, $50. 246 @pmmercez5 traBe,
baben Elm sroBes unb sepdbItes Eager
BON qCtoeHen uno Ilbernen Soi1ens
n6re1-eine 5pe3iaIitdt be3 @efdafts.
QuBeroem G6mudia@en aler Qtt,
9%iumanten, @olbz unb 5ilberpaarslt,
Meheridmiebpaaren. pohre Gunits
merle bot Wanos uno Stanbubren uto
ale bic aabireiden Nrtifel, bic man in
einem Sumelietlaoen ~ finben getpobnt
1T. Die Breile Der Sirma Fnb mdsig.
Man fprede Dor uno iiber3euee i6.
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gsnt. SSniua 81 suan.

llniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibl
oas Jleii0, unb I'm iol@es frif9 urb
gut 5u erlangen, farm mot unm5gli0
elnen Sunerldifgere1 Martt finben, als
BEN BON Wm. 00fing & 5pbn, go.
511 Npe. s. 9ie 6erren BADEN Dem
Sei6mad ibrer Sunben &e9nurg ges
tragen unO III ibrem @tablifement cine
talte glftmaf dine erri6tet, tpelGe alien
Qnforoerungen fir grbaItung unb Crit
[ernu1g f66bli6er Snerebien3en bes
Gleii DIES entfpri9t. sic baben BEL dn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eiuen groBen
Vorratb bon Wafbieb, aug melt6em
MIR oas Bette fir lire &unben getpdbIt
tptrb. Wer reea bebient Iein Mil, ber
beiuGe ben Marft, SO. 511
Avenue s. 1,1Ot1
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GatiforniGs0ei,te.

WeinIiebbaber finben ein srpBes 2a>
get BON feinen California Weinen Bel
9errtt i. S. Meber am Nlamo
pla3a. 9err Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb Stele aus NIB fauft oireft
aus Dem Seller ter Wein3ii9ter. Gig
gutem 2enner gelinst es inn fteis, Bic
befen 5orteH a%us5umdblen. CT fam
feline Runben uno Jamilien nit einem
g1ten Sropfen berieben. 9otb= unb
WeiBpeine in bor3igli9er QuaIitdt
bon febt ab $1.00 per 8aGone fret
tns 9aus geliefert.
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Ser Cinderella gd,sb sStpve,

Ode Of<9oufonftraBe utlb Nosnue c.,
bietsr beIiebte 2aben Der Stabt. bat
ieinel uelIeu 8orrotb bon 6 mn ers
9uben fir SerreH, Damen un0
SInber etbalten uno bat cine unber.
9leldli6e Iuswabl aler 9orten uHo
Quaiitdtelf. Ser Cinderella : S9u1s
Store fiib1t uur bic Gabritate Der beiisn
Gabrifen unb tiberbietet Nles, tpG8 i'm
blefgen Wforft 81 tatcu If. Sptcia=
ltt6t fir 0erren: Der &odfoth Gdub
tilr So. IS oerlobnt fi6 btr Nliibt, i'm
Cinderella 5tore b~or3uFpres
Aen, ebe man anberstpo fault.
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2r. S. 6. 8reebimg, 3obnarst.
Office 9to. 231 Oft : 0oufon 6traBe,
San Nntonio. 5pre9t bel ibm Dor!

aaF Wenn Semanb fetn uno gu ans
nebmbarem preiIe fpetfen mill, 10 gebe
ct gum Wiffionss@arten. Die
Serren 8beiner & Saul, 8eiBer biez
leg Gtobinements, balten barauf, ibre
Gdffe itets boltommeH 3ufrieoen gu ffels
len. Qae iaifonmdBigen DelifateHen,
aufteru, Wilo, Slide, @efliigel &c. Einb
bort in Der ~oelifateIien 3ubereitung ale
3eit au baben- Mabl3ei!en pstbeu ouf
Wunf6 in bic WobuuHgen Ser 9unben
gefanot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiietpirtbi9nft oerbunbene 8ors
room Die beiteu @etrdute. fets frifdes
Sier unb feline 2iquore unb Meine.
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9sarmunsl ltnterseldnet fetre gspten.

9dnoler un0 Q9enten, tpel9e Softer
fur Elm auf Qb3abluugen berfauftes
piano ober Orgel ~berlaugen, perfaufer
ooer ibertragen bieie Noten an Mnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der nidt ptintili6sn 3ab.
lung 1T bas Snitrument ionie bos Be-
reits ge5ablte @elo Fi9er perIoren.
Sbos. @oggan & BrDs., 20S
@ommerceitraBe, San Wntpnio, pertau=
fen piauos uno Srgeln an leidten OBJ
3ablungen obne Noten unb 3infen.
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9ie S~teigermn8 ner 9ebenSmittels
preife lit 9euti6lanb.

@inen uniuiberlegli9en Bemeis fiir
bic Stetgerung ber 2ebenss
mittetpreife ergeben bic ioeben
perOfentli6ten Nngabeu Der t6nigli9en
&egierung In S6lespig iiber bic preiIe
i'm Monat September. Mus ben anti
Ii9en Beri6ten erfiebt man, bab bic
2ebensmittelpreiie tbetls R9 In Der ieits
bergen 96be sebalten baben, tbeils
bebeutenb getiegen Iin6; elm Nieber.
gang 1T fat nirsenbs eingetreten.
gs tpurOen }. 3. i'm @ren3treiie 5us
berAIehen heaahIt:
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Wrs. g. SennSpn,

SIC. 1853 Weit t. Commerce 9traBe, em=
pfieblt ibr rei@baltiges 2ager bon
Yubmaaren Der neueffen Barrier
Wfpbeu, ferner 5tridz unb Std
y m 0 lie uno WolIe, 8dns
Der, &n6pfe, 8efab 5a ben
ouerbiaigffen Breiien. Waentur fir
faoame 9emoref's 66nitts
Wufer. Nuftrdge aug benz 2anbe pers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Snernhous=8 eftdurdtipn

Die feinite &efauration fir u :
fern, Slid un6 MiIb in ieSer
3ubereituna. Ser Slide itebt Elm re-
uommirter Sod oor. 9eIitateKen aGer
Qrt linb su baben, tpie Nal, @arbinen
nit 3tafelu, Nn6obis, SrlHelpurff,
Neunauaen &C. &c. 9ie bette Nusmabl
BON 2ederbi6en in ber 3uiammenftelz
lung BON Diners, Soupers unb 9eieus
ners. Nuftrdge nod G9luB bes Sbea=
ters tueroen prompt ausgefibtt.
9arntf9 & 8aer.
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Wuficbemcrreecmo!

Der n%eber8ang Ron LANCER ldmer3bafter Srantbeit
81 robufer @eiunebeit 1T eiue Gpp6e i'm 2eben res
Weui6eH. Sin iolhe8 bemertenspertbc 6ret9ntB rerz
%6antbar. 0e6balb bort man aud hberaa yG%leetrtcz
8ttterS" lcbeH. co ptele ~rerpanten ibre @eiunlbett
hteiem srpBen Setlmittel uub Iente. gBer NIT irgenb
sspIaet 1T, slei6snltg ME lange, wirb Icfortise geGes
runS eurtb hen @ebrauh ppu Glectrie 8ttter8 erldn1eu.
Gertauft gu 80 GtS. unb 81 he GlaIde in Dretb,
Ihomp IN e. 9c.'S Npctbete.
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sD- pancoat & Gobn ferti=
gen Sud- einen Mn5ug mad benz neueifen
S9nitt aus ben beiten @tohen al, 10
bi0tg, nie CUTE Nrbeit nur geliefert perz
ben fam. @ebt ibnen perfu1sweiie
nur eiren Wuftraq.
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Gar g d peinefIeifd.
s ii + sped (seraudert).

Snn uebrigen baben f6 bic preife in
Der friberen 96be gebalten.
Sn quinn unb glmsborn foftet bas
&inbfleif9 pro &ilogramm 200 M.
(b66fer preis). in &enbsburg 100
&c., in Sonbern 1,80 &c.; ftir &alb:
feif1 puroe in gdernf6rbe, Siel un0
OlbesIoe, 1,50 3d., in Nltona l. SO Mf,
in @anbsbed foaar 1,65 so. beSablt;
9ammelfeif6 noiirte in &iel, 1,50 &c.,
in S9leswig : 9oliein bur@i9nittli9
1,22 &c.; gBbutter i'm G1teswief9en
2,26 &C., in 9oItein 2,41 3d.; gier
eco Stlf) in S9lesmig 1851 so. i'm
Sept. eesen 1921 M. i'm Muguf; in
Solitein 1916 M. sesen 1924 &c.; se.
rdu9erttr Sped i'm S1lespigi9en
bur9i9nittli9 ISL Sd. i'm Sept. geger1
1853 i'm Nuguft; in 9olfein 1,80 90.
gegen ITO 81.
SieIen preisfteigerungen gegeniber
1T es be9reifi9, baB Der Mntrag Der
freifinniseu Trattiou auf 9lufbebuns
oes S9neine ginfubr 8erbots gesen
Sdnemart in tpeiten Qreiien Der bortis
gen g.b6Ite ing Iebbofts 3uftimmuns
berborserufen bat. Die annabme bes
gn ages tpiirbe bic piltom menite
Weibna6tsboti6aft ftr ben fIeinen
Wann iein. 9a be 8ertreter Der
2anbwirtbf9aft glei6fals fir bic Nuf'
bebung oes 8erbots eingetreten finb,
bofft man, baB bic &esierung fi6 einem
Sef6luB bes Rei6staes g~eeeniber nidt
~ablebnenb berbalten tpiirbe: bic freiins
nige partei giebt benz Sarteu bier @es
legenbeit. feline bielgeriibmte 6iirforge
fur ben tIeinen Mann an ben Sag gu
legen.
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Safaae nea Garopa.

Die Ngenturen beg 9errn 3D. s,
Doung, $40. l Commerce 8 Strabe,
Gan NntoniD. un6 $50. COB Drain.
StraBe, DALLAS, Dertreien lur biz
anerfannt beiten europdii9en 9ampfer.
9inien. 9err 0cung 1T I'M StatIbe BIZ
biIIi # Raten gu sebsn, En-
tbeilt b~ercitwilig iebe setpiini6te Nus.
tunft unb beior9t iebr prompt aae i'm
ib~ergebenen Iuftrdge. Wer mad gu.
ropa gu reiien miinf6t, ober 8erwanott
beriiberfommen lafen min, tpenbe fd
al. irgenb cine Der ~genannten Agenturen.
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bs Sci Gebrhber @riber
ttnoet man cine bibI9e Nustpabl BON
albums, Die R0 au Weibua0tsges
f9enten %eignen; ferner feline Soilette.
fdfden, Re9eni6irme, 5t6da urb biee
lerlei auberes.
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1Bir befdtisen biermit, bae mir Die 0bsr.
ouffidt iber bic Arrangements fir ale monat.
Iiden unb baIbidbrliaeu 8iebungen Der
Qouifiano GtaatS . 2Oiterie . @efeaf6aft bnben
unb periOnli6 bic 8iebuigsn leiten unb beauf,
i6tisen uno baB biefelben ebrlid, gere1t unb
in uaparteiifder Beife alien 8stteiIisten &c.
9euiiber bur iiA eeben uuo mir autorifiren bic
Wefeufdaft, biefes 3eusni5. oerie6en nit BEN
GaffmiIe u%nferer l~lnterIGr,ftea, in ihren I'm.
3eigen 5n 9ebrnufen."