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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26
Grain ami Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1889

RICHMOND, Va, March 90, 1882.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 20 bushels.
Corn-5O0 bushels.
Oats--2,000 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn-MiSed 500 bushels fair on prSa''
Oats-Mixed, 1000 bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm. IA
Quotations -Midding. 9sc.; low MID
ding, 9tc. good ordinary, ste.
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J. N. MCLEAN. President.
H. Y. wENpLf, secretary.
Sworn 10 IN the Clty of Brooklyn before
VIM. y. Stebbins, Notary Public % kinss
County, by J. NJ. Mclean. President. and
Faury Y. Wempe, Secretary.
]. A. PLEAsANrS, GENERAL Agent.
". d. LIGHTFOOT, SPECIAL AGRNT,
y5 L Main street Richmond Va.
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ladies who are
wives of cabi
net o fiji c ers.
However, s he
may be expect
ed to KIN ow
more Of her du-
ties as one Of
the leading la
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Cincinnati,

CiNcINNArI. o., March Chickering'S
dining the week old, 333 hogsheads'
new. 1850 hogsheads; Total, 1883 hogs
heads. Actual sales during the week,
I'm hogsheads. Receipts during the
week. l,4ls hogsheads. Our market
onened with an increased demand for all
GRADES this week, and with offerings
poorer in quality than for some weeks
Prices for decided grades ruled tc to &C.
higher on Tugs and &c. 10 lie. higher ON
leaf Nondescripts remained quiet and
easy in price, 49,
CINCINNATI, March 23.-We have had
an. active market this week. Friday, the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26

A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR TIE
~ FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3Isr
DAY OF DECEMBER. lsss. az rhE AC-
TUAL CONDITION OF THE MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ORGAN
led UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK, MADE TO THE Al DITOh
OF PUBLIC ACCOU ITS FOR THE COM
MONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. PURSUANT
TO THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPTER
50. SECTIONS l2sO AND 1853. REG LATINO
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPA-
MES
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lar with Wash
ington society.
She is Of me
dunn height
and possesses o
slender figure
5 he is he
daughter OF a
Presbyterian
mini ter. who,
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prominent as a
candidate for the
presidency and
since President
Harrison was "a
dark horst
while Nj Blaiicl
led But it isl
understood that
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A~MM

MRS. RUsK.
dies of the land
than some Of
the others, hav-
ing spent five
years in Wash
ington when
her husband
was q congress.
man, and she
-. 800.
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INSURANCE sTAIEMENr.
A NNTAI STATEMENT FOP T

(Pu6lished by Authority OF the Auditor OF
Public Accounts OF the Commo nwealtn OF
Virginia.
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MRS BLAINE
Mrs. Blaine was
an Hing t.
have her has
band gothrough
thetrying ordeal
of another presi
dental contest
/. So she is not
., a.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiiohs Cure. We guarantee
OWENS 4 MINOR DRuG Co
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MRS WINDOW.
V hen she was
born, was living
in New Iiamp-
shire. She met
Mr.. Win d o m
during a visit to
her sister inOhio
and was married
TO him two years
after. She is a
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been the presiding lady at the guberna-
torial mansion in Wisconsin. Mrs. Rush
has leht brown hair and blue eyes. She
is of medium height and has charming
manners. and is a Great favorite in Wis
consin. There are two of Secretary and
Mrs RISKS children living Miss Mary
Rusk is a Young lady, and has long been
Of great assistance to her mother in the
executive mansion at Madison. Blaine
Rusk, the other child, is little boy.
-
And now comes one whose husband
possesses unlimited wealth, yet who will
doubtless from choice be less Of a leader
than any Of the other cabinet ladies.
She is a very retiring woman. She was
a Miss Mary Brown, OF Philadelphia,
Her brother and John Wanamaker went
into the clothing business many years
ago. setting up the much advertised OAK
Hall clothing store. Miss Brown was the
daughter Of a grocer. Through heI
brother she became acquainted with Mr..
Wanamaker and they were married
when he was poor man.
When wealth began 10 pour in upon
the Wanamakers. the wife did not use II
for the purpose of gaining social posi-
ton. Indeed Mrs. Wanamaker has never
entered the gay world Of what may be
called the American city of lineage,
Philadelphia. But she has devoted her
self 10 better work, attending 10 the
wants of the poor. She is member OF
the Presbyterian church and is especially
interested in Sunday schools. One OF
her especial favorites, Bethany Sunday
school, has some two thousand scholars
enrolled by her. Her social life has
always been confined to the home circle
and to q few intimate friends. She has
four children Thomas, Rodman, Minnie
and Lilie-Thomas, the Oldest, Is p
years old, Rodman is %. They are both
married The two daughters are 20 and
l8. Mrs. Wanamaker il now abroad
with them, perfecting their education.
-
Of all these ladies perhaps The one hav-
ing longest bad great prominence and
experience from her husbands position
is Mrs. Blaine; the richest is Mrs. Wanna
maker; the most high born, Mrs. Tracy
and Mrs. PROCTOR the youngest-there ia
no oldest and no youngest, for any one
of them IS old enough to be q grand
mother, and several Of them have that
felicity.
Much Of the information contained in
the foregoing is taken from a recent ar
ticle by Nellie Bly, in The New York
World. The portraits also are from The
WarlI
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, March 25.-Wheat openet
active. Corn easy. Oats active, ITO
visions active. 0osing Nheat-Marcb
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The following story Of friendship between
two dogs may, think, interest some OF youi
readers Some time ago, | used often 10 stay
with friend ia Wiltshire, whose park Is
separated from the house by lake which Is
about a hundred and fifty yards broad at the
narrowest part. Being extremely fond OF
animals. / soon became intimate with two
delightful dogs belonging 70 nay hostess, a
large collie called jasper, and rough skye
terrier, Sandic The pair were devoted
friends, if possible always went out together
and. sad 10 relate, even p0ached together
One afternoon called them. as usual. 10 20
for q walk, and making my way 20 the lake
| determined to row across and wander about
in tho deer park Without thinking OF my
two companions I got into the boat and
pushed of Jasper az ouce jumped INTO me
water and gayiy followed the boat; han
way across, he and were both startled by
despairing hows, aud stopping 10 look back,
we saw poor little SaIxe running up anu
down the bank, and bitterly bewailing the
cruelty OF his TWO 50 called friends in leaving
him behind.
Hardening my heart sat still in silence,
and simply watched. Jasper was clearly DIS
tressed; he swan round the boat, and looking
DO into my face said Enthusiastically with his
wise brown eyes, why don't you go to the
reScuer Seeing, however, that / showed no
signs u Intelligence, lie made up his mind 10
settle the difficulty himself So turned and
swan back 70 forlorn little Sandie; there
was moments pause, suppose for explana
tions, and then, 70 my surprise and amuse
ment, Jasper stood STILL half out and bali IN
the water, and Sandie scrambled on 10 his
back, his front paws resting on Jasper's neck,
who swan across the lake, and landed him
safely in the deer park | need not describe
the evident pride OF tho one, or the gratitude
Of tho other London Spectator.
She mad entered the elesatos az
hotel Two silk hats, whose owners were
chewing toothpicks, wero instantly
dofTed
"Gentlemen," she said sweetly, yet
with marked emphasis on the word. as
she addressed the men who kept their
hats on and were not chewing toothpicks,
II thank you sincerely for having tbs
good sense not to comply with custom
that has always seemed 10 me both fool
h,h and useless"
The elevator reached its destination
and the two men put on their silk hats
and walked away chewing their tooth
picks with savageness and ferocity alto
gcther uncaiied for Chicago Tribune.
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RAILROAD BONns.
Richmond stock Market.

Reported Dy John l. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers, No. I'LL Main street
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & CO., Commission
Merchants, la6 Cary Street.
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The wife of the secretary Of the treas
uarv. Mrs. Window, is, Of course, fainil-
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Appies-Cholce early, per barrel, g.. 90 TO
81. - mixed lots. 81 .25 20 tl-5
Bacon-VirGnia hams choice old. l5c per
pound; new hams small, i2s to i3c new
hams large, 10 to l2c sides, to l0c;
shoulders. to Sc.
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The department of agriculture being
the last created Mrs Rusk's social posi-
ton will be at the foot of the list OF
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500 @elphnuua. 0

Die asisr Der rGreten @reFs" peroen ad
freuen gu crfabren, baB es tuenisfens etne se-
fir6tete arahibett siebt, ipelde bic @,fen'
f@aft in al iBren Stufen BIT bsilen int Stanbe
1T; gals @atarrb Cure 1T bic einji9e iest Der
dr3tliden 8rioerfdaft betannte pOfitibe Sur.
aatarrb e~rforoert als cine Contributions
&ranf6eit cine eonfitutionele Bebaaeluns.
SaHs Ratarrb Cure piro innerl,d senontmen
unb tpirft brett auf bas 8fut rlb bic fdleimi.
gen Sberfd6en beS Spfems, baour9 Die
@runblase bet &ranfbeit aerROrenb rnb benz
@atienten &raft gebenb, inOem fe Die 8onfi'
tuition bes &orpers aufbaut unb ber Netur in
ibrem &erte biGft. 9ie @isentbiiner baben 10
biel gertraue ! gu ibren Seiltrd ten, bab fte
einbunbe.t Dollars 8elobnung fit jehen Baq
aabieten, ben iie au furiren berfeblt. 2abt @u@
cine 2ife bon s3eusniRen tommer1. Stan aoref>
fire: s. $. Cheney & g., Soleeo. ..
~rSon Srosuifen s%erfauft, Is @ents.
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Sin aaafma,,,s In Der umteraabt,


benz bur9 elm teibenbes unb fdreienbeS
Sinh mebrere Nddte Der Sdlaf seraubt
purbe unb Der 3u Der ueber3eusuns &c.
lanste, ba6 Wrs. Winslcms Sootbins
SHrltp ssrabe Der Grtitel iet. befen ct fir
bas Sinh b~enStbiste, faufte einen Yorrath
bapon. Nls er mad 9auie fam unb ieis
net Trau bapon Mittbeilung u,a9te, mei>
serte fe lid, ben, Rinbe bon Dem @efaufs
ten at perabreiden, ba le cine Nnbdnse-
rim Der 9omSppathie mar. Die nddife
Madt murbe rieber idlafos psrbradt.
Gls Der gater aut nddfen Gage mad
SauIe fam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
OILS ie, unb ba es abermals cine idlalcie
Maht befirhtete, perabreidte er wdhrenb
Der Mbpeienbeit feiner Srau benz ainbe
cine Bcrtipn bes Shrup uub faste ntdts
bapcn. Die Nadt barauf idlief Gaes
wcbl unb Der flcine Sdreier erwadte
am Morsen NIT beiterm @efidt. Die
Mntter MAI erfreut Iber ben plSsliden
w~unberbaren @edfel unb pbwphl ie lid
3uerlt beleipist fibl:e, ais fe Guffldruns
erbielt, ieete lie bennod ben @ebraud
bes SHrups fort. Sdrsienbe ainber
unb idlaflOie NSdte Hnb ibr jest unbe.
FAINT. Cine e~inaelne Brrbe NIT benz
Snrup bat nod bas 2eiben iebes 9inbes
unb bas gOrurtbeil Der Wutter befest.
Sn allen Gpctbefen 3u baben; rs Gents
bic Sla5de.
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Ism. SBaina 4 spbm.

uniere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb um iol@es frtf9 ,urb
gut au erlangen, fam man unm6gli1
einen suberldiigeren Mtarft finber, aIs
ben BON Wm. S6fling & Sobn, go.
511 abe. s. Die 9erren baben benz
@efdmad ibrer Gunoen &e9nnng ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliKement cine
falte 2uftnai9ine erri9tet, pel6e anen
NnfOroerungen fir @rbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i@d6li@er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleifdes entipri9t. Sic baben befdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waftnieb, aus peldem
aur bas Bette fir lire 2unoen gepdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e BEN Martt, SO. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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sen sseinb ~ p~eriaaen,

ipenn ct in @eifalt bon 3ierens ODER 8laien-
Ieiben %auftritt, lit cine an Die @rense bes i'm
mosliden i~treifenbe Aufsabe. Nieren- nnD
anoeren. 8ei ben gcringiten stnseideu Der Tn.
t~bati9teit bieicr Srsane fOute man bcbbaIb
einer Grfranfung b~erielben porbeusen nit So-
~ffetter'S MagenbitterS, ipeldeS nebeu aanSeren
ausaeSeidnctcn Gigenl6aften aud bic eines
pirtiamen barntreibenoen Mittels befbt. 6s
regt gu reidlider Sarnabionberung an, obnc
bab babel Die @ren;e Der Siderbeit iiberidrit,
ten ipiro. SIS itartt bic betr. Srgane, obne. ie
gu reisen. 9ie 8risbt'ide @ierenfranfbeit,
Diabetes (Sarnrubr), 8laienfatarrb finb arant>
beiten, Die in ibren eriten Stabien burd bicic
ipobltbdtis itinulirenOe unb tonild pirtenbc
grSnei, benn ais iolde lit bas gitters su be.
tradten, erfolgreiG ~betdmpft peroen. Neber
ieiner traftisenoen uub Requirement @irfuma
auf @ieren uno 8laie 1T bas 8itters ein ipesis
ffdeS Mittel 9egcn Sieber aller slrt, 8er>
itopfung unb 9bspepiie.
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Der poliaei 9iener in Woltelss
tpeiler bel &auensburg i'm @irttembers
gii9en. Der tuegen borgeradten Differs
ieinet Sienf als folder nidt mebr pers
ieben tanu, label i'm rWn3eiser fir
Sbeni9maben" auBer .ieinen Jreun.
ben unb @6nnern" au9 ole Sanbperts,
burden, tpel6en er pdbrenb feiner 14s
idbrigen Dienf3eit gu nabe sstreten 1T,
gu feinem abf9ieb Elm.
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Sir sSaniliem : @ebarf!

Sdgli9 su babeH @is In Auantitdten
bon 2 Bfunb unb mebr i'm San Nns
tonic Refrigerator Gleii9marft, gde
Siib NIamo. unb Wartinea /. StraBe;
ebenfals bas bette frii9e Gleii9 aler
Sorten. feline @erbelatwurit, einbeis
mii6er Sped, S6inten, &au9feif9
unb serdu6erte O9iensungeu, sep6fels
tes &inbfeii@, reines S9meinei9mals,
sef6la9tetes Jeoerbieb, Slide uro
4ufteru. Often ben ganaen Sag.
Grant 9 rotun.
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Cages 8 Weutsfeiten.
s la II b.

= Sit Bunbes Gegierung bat bes
i9loHeu, nod einige 3oqs& utter on Der
GiMte BON Gloriba freu5en gu lahen,
um ale tleinen S6musglerz 8oote fern
bol!en gu f0nnen, mel9e allen Quarans
tdue. MaBregeln SroB bieten uno bur6
pe!6e bas eelbe Gieber meiitens elnges
f9leppt pirb.
= Yrdiibsnt Sarrifon 1T am 20.
Npril in Stem Sort eingetroHen, um an
Der Centennial Geier tbeil5unebmeu.
Nbmiral porter bolte i'm nit benz
vSispat9" bDn @liiabetbport ab. Cine
Glotten : Demon1ration gu @bren bes
prdfosnten fano i'm Sat &iper ftatt,
al, pel6er ii6 bic folgenoen S9ihe bez
tbeilisten: Chicago, Dantic, @Rer,
8rootlpn, &earfaae, Bottom, Suniata,
Samestopn unb Oorftomn.
- Gum Mapor Der neuen @taot
Guthrie i'm Oklahoma @ebiete 1T Der
&epublitaner Sol. Dper BON &anias
gitp gepdblt tporben. Dser mat uater
benz prdRoenten Wrtbur Snbianers
@gent. Sic erlte MmtsbanbIuns Spers
tpar bic Nustreibung Der seuerbsmdBis
gen Spteler. STR. 6erancourt. Der
SPECIAL , Mrtiit bon nHarpers Week.
Iy", ftarb am %. Npril In @utbrie
Dor feiuem 3elte an 9iBi9laae.
= Nu9 int Gtaate Sbio 1T febt ber
S1ufspang gefebli9 eingefhbrt mor'
ben. sSn ben 5tdbten miifen ole Gins
Der BON s. Bis gum IA. 2ebensiabre mes
uigIiens 20 Wo1en i'm Sabre bic S6ule
beiu1eu, auf benz 2anbe 1T bic S9uls
seit ouf 16 WoGen bei6rdnft. Sn al
len s5daeu mub aber Der S9ulbeiu9
minbefens fir bic Sdlfte biefer 3eit -
i'm Winter-ununterbroden ftattfnben.
gltern, pel1e benz @eieB ni9t na9fom.
men. inbem fe hire 3inber ni9t gum
G@ulbeiu9 anbalten, perfaqen in @elbs
unb @efdngnibtrofe.
MusIanb.
= 9ie Berliner rNatiouaIs3 eitung"
iast, bic &egierung peroe elmer Debate
iiber bic Samoa : Mugeleaenbeit i'm
@eidstase bur9aus ni6t aus Dem @fge
geben. fonbern pielmebr ben eriten be-
ten QniaB bsnuken. um Iol9 cine Sss
bate berbei3uflbren.
= Ser preuBlf9e 2an6iag bat IT'D
am Glenifag pertagt. 9inf9tIi6 ber
ginfommeniteuer > 0orIage berrf1eu
Observation-Disclosures mel@e bic
Nnnabme berielben iebr uumabrf9eia'
lid MAIDEN.
= Mus Berlin mirb mitgetbeilt, baB
bic &esieruns bic Qbfdt babe, Die &hs
f~tenorte in GeutidsO fafrifa nit i~tarfen
Defefigungen gu perieben.
- Die beutfde &%eeierung bot Die
SreiIafung bes M"iiblbauiener poliseiz
Snipeftors WobIsemuth erpirft, ber in
Der S1pei3 ,pesen 8erleitung zines
8trgers>au SodipiBeloienfen perbaftet
NOR.
= Sem 6iirffen Bismarf fino Don
hamburger 9anbels Sduiern 10000
Marf als 9ilfs Tonbs ftir bic Spfer
Der 2ataftropbe bon Npia, reip. fir oes
rem 4~nseb6rise, CUR 8erflgung gsiteat
tuorben.
Mus Wien beri1tst man: Ser
bur6 ben lebten sroBen Strife Der Pfer<
bebabns Mrbeiter on benz @igentbum ber
pferbebabnsefeli6aft unb bemienisen
bon pripatperfonen angeri@tete S9as
ben pirb auf mebr als 100, 600 Gulben
peranf@Iagt.
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Ser Namilienar5t

ober 4Oiabrise grfabruns eines beuiiden Gri.
ties. 9ieies Bud fol- teiaeswess ben Saus,
arst in jsbem Gaa erieben, cher trobbem nirb
es fd oils gang unentbebrlider &atb9eber in
i.bem Sausbalte bepdbten. gS Seist, pie
&rnnfbeiten berbitet uno int Nnfanssffabium
betGmsft pcrben fonnen. 8esepte unb 2es
benspeiie in allen RrantbeitsfdIen senau an
seseben. Sir % Gents in gpftmarfen frei
ber1arbt. Man abrefiire: Eribate Slinic
81 9%tspeniarp, 10 g. Spuffun Str.,
Wetp Dprf, VI. y.
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SudleuS Wrutca.salbc.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fir eGnitte,
0uetldnnsen, @ef6piire, Gtsber. unb Saut.
Ausidlag, Gle4te, oeiprunssne Sdnbe, 8rof-
beulen nno ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt 9d.
mortbotoen ooer feline Sesabluns. 86nise
Satisfattion garantirt ober 6as @elb pirb
tnriidsrfaitet. % Gents bic Sda6teI. BUM
gertauf in allen Gpotbefen. Dreib, Sbomp.
fon 6 Co., @boIeraIe,
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Cine 0roinans
CUR Nnnabme BET 3uiammeniteQung
Der rebioirten Orbinanaen Der
Stabt San Nntonio.

Sci es berorbnet bur9 ben stabts
roth Der Stabt San Wntonio:
9ettion l. 9aB bic Orbinan3en ber
5iaot San Nntonio, tpie fte bon Germ
Oscar 8ergitrpm, Stabtaapalt, aus
iammenseitelt unb repibirt porbea iiab,
bic Srbinan5en zines ieoen bier hume
,itten nuo betitelten Gapitels peri9ies
bener Oroinan5en entbaltsub, bierbur9
als bic 3uiammente0ung offer Sroi-
narsen beiagter Stabt aflgemeinen Gas
rafters. pel6e fid iebt in 3raft befias
ben, anerfannt pirb unb 1T, unb als
bic Munieipalgefebe beiester etabt &C.
nebmiet unb angenOmmen tperoen,
nGmlim: .
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freilid fart beaweifelt msrben. Sizes
Wsal 1T es nod geglidt, ben 2ie9tens
ftein'i6en @Gul 8 Nntrag gu i6lagen,
ALIEN es III bur@aus nidt ausgei9loie
len, baB oerlelbe bel einem erneuten
8erfu9e mebr @rfolg baben tpirb. 9as
Bib, bas bic Dferrei9ii6e politit bars
bietet, 1T eben In ieber 8e3iebuug Elm
hD1If unerauidli9es.
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9 erf9iebene Orbtnansen

9 erf@iebene Orbnanser.
Gettion 2. DaB bic 3uiammenffel=
lung Der Or6inan3en Der 6taot San
Mntonio, tpent in Bu9form gebrudt,
aIs v&epibirte Orbinan3en" befanrt
iein unb 10 benannt tperben ipn. 9aB
ale Orbinan3en elm in beiagter 3uiart.
menitellung in Mirfli@feit uab 2raft
treten bonn 81. Sage bes DECEMBER 1888
ab unb ale bDr benz 81. DECEMBER 1883
angenommenen Srbinaraen allgemeiner
Natur, tpelhe in 2raft fnb, tpenn bic
rebibirten Orbinansen in g"Birtiamteit
treten, unb tpel9e ni@t barin einges
i6lofen finb, hermit tpieberrufen
tperben.
5ettion 8. SIM Sale In irsenb elmer
8%eror6nung ober Seftion Der rebi6irten
Orbinan3en, elm 8ergeben be3ei1net
ober irgenb cine Shat pber 8erna9Idi'
fgung als ungeIebli6 be3ei@net unb
feline Strafe bafiir feftgefeBt lit, bic
perion,, ,mel6e filb zines iolden 8erges
bens, elmer fol1en Shat nber 8erna9.
Idiiieung i6ulbig ma9t, nit timer
8elbftrafe BON ni9t peniger als
Ginf Dollars ($5.0O) uub ni9t mebr
ols 3meibunbert Dollars ($200) fir
iebes 8ergeben, iebe Shat ober 8ers
na9ldifgung, belegt tuerben.
&ngenommen unb genebmist am
Is. gpriI, 1889.
8rDan @aIIagban
Mtteifirt: Mapor,
6. q. Glaubo n, Stabt : Glert.
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30 m. s. Omtteriibe, 1886
Ofs SoutonsS traBe, plumbers, 8ass
unb steam $ Gitters, balten fid benz
publitum fir llIe in ibrGa9 i6lagen6en
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb peripre9en
prompte Belorgung aler Iuftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, @ass Girtures, 8abeuan'
men. glolets &c. ftets on 9anb.
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gS Wolt Sbr einen Mnaug mad
MaB genta9t bab.t, Der perfect fbt, 10
menbet gu9 an Yaneoaf & Sobn.
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Gin Sceptifer ia9t

Blutsel@whre. 3ertbetlt aar6unfels. Ag-Setft bauz
erno nnb fdnea %9dbmuus. SIS 1T Elm ipabrer Geiunbz
beit8trinser. Setlt Serrpheln unb anhere slei9drtise
Aranfbeifen. Msa@t fale6fen Ntbem gut unb %entfernt
bic uriade. @ertreibt bic Biltcfitdt nnb tit uihbers
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SIn9ltngeng Mdnnern
mtr5
St@ere Seilam8 8~arantitt.

Die fdredliden Golsen Der Susenbfinben,
@ei9le9tsfdwd4e beruriadenb, poburh Self
unb aorper rninirt aperben, peruamett aes
beilf. Seraflopfen, Sdidternbfit, Samen.
ab1nb, Gebddtni6 fdtpd9e, gerluf ber gner..
gle, abneisuns sesen Gefeaf9aft unb MeeIan.
dolie sriinbIid tnrirt.
8erbetratbet etc ManneI ober fcIde,
bic fi9 berheiratbea tuoDen, bic in GoIse bon
SnoiscIetion IN Der Sasenb an geIGleGfs, unb
Merbenfdpdde leiben, werheu sriinbIi9 farirt.
Reine MineraIien e%inseseben.
5unse Mdaner, bic tire 8eit NIT unfdbigen
2euten berl@penbet nnb ii9 babur9 aranf.
heiten bes aOpfes. Der Rafe, bes SaIfes, ber
2eber, 2unsen, giaseneibe unb bes Magen8
tusesosen baben, tuerben i@uea firirt.
aatt eu@ nidt bur9 fatf9es e9amsefaH
abbalten, iofprt
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DuS einsise befannte Oltttel fur epileptti@e anfdae. 12a
Gbenir fur Gpnpuliipnen unb 6aufranfbeit. Nerrbie
S4ipdhe rrirb ipfcrt %sebeert nnb aebeilt. Gelnist
baS 9lut une bei4leuui9t behen Girtulatipn. @erhinz
bert bic 1ria9en Der 3ranfbeiten. 9eilt sefdbrli8e
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s. @rpos & 60.
B "A @ UIE r y
umb SanbIer In

uup paHDter IN
Rcbflber unb u~nsanebarsn @elbiorten
.kisrnebmsn eintafirunssn unS gasaabIunaeL
bon @elbern In ben Ser. Gfaaten nnb europn
unb felen Be@f tlaus nuf Stem Orleans, ct
eomiS unb Rep gcrf, ebenfo pie auf bic erSbe
cen Stdbtei in Seras unS europa, defenders ip
Deuti1Ianb.
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SAMARITAN
NERvINE

trsfen Bel Sieberbise. Gin unpersleiabares abfhbr=
mittel. GS BELT frantbdften 2ppfidner3 punberbar
f9nea. RI-Gntbdlt feline f4dbliden Subitun;eu. SRei=
ntst bas @ebtrn. furtrt f&nea 5beunatismuS unt
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stbt BEN glnte nene Gebensfrdfte. Gs BELT ale linz
DISQUALIFICATION i'm Nerrenipitem. a8-Stlft, NO ales
Aneere rerfeblt unb erfrtidt Geift unb &6rper. Setlt
Dpsrepiia, cber bas Gelh pirb 3uridgeseben.