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Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
The Philosophy or Tears

was In company the other day with
my friend. the professor Of chemistry
and. being in . reflective mood. !
chanced TO say, Professor, tears are q
curious thing"
by no means" replied he promptly
"Their composition 10 quite simpist
about ninety-eight parts water. and
two parts salt, albumen, and mucus."
did not pursue the conversation,
but thought. without saying so, that IL
tears are not curious thing, a pre-
fessor Of chemistry certainly iS
happened, few days after, TO re-
peat the conversation TO our professor
Of physiology, who. bringing his super
cilisry muscles into play. said, "Sim~
pie - IL may appear to DR.. Atom. the
genesis of tears 10 quite complex pro
cess. and they have multiple mechan-
ical functions. They are secreted by
the lachrymal gland. and partly by the
orbicularis muscle are conveyed into
the Iachrymal canal, and thence into
the eye, which they food. and thus
enectuate detersion. facilitate the
movement Of the eyeball, and preserve
the Transparency Of the so-called
cOrnea."
] could only respond, II dare say.
All you tell me Ii very wonderful and
very complex. but how on earth do the
little babies learn to cry so early and
% wella" did not tell him that /
did not comprehend . word he had Ut
tered, and hence the wonder,-onane
ignotum pro nsagnJfco. Much less did
] reveal what was passing 10 my mind.
1t seemed to me that science is like q
pin,-very useful for sticking things
together, and very nicely cOntrived for
this purpose; but one man spends bis
whole life ia coiling the head, another
10 shaping the shaft and another
10 sharpening the point, while each
understands nothing bat ais own part
Of the pin.
1t next occurred te Re to find out
what the poets say about tears. They
travel from earth to heaven very rapid
ly. in a daring, desultory way. and al.
ways through mists and clouds. seeing
things and parts Of things very indis-
tinctly. and rarely telling the truth
about what they do see; yet notwith-
standing. they now and then seem TO
find out some things. Of more or less
value. which other people do not know
As we do not at present keep a pro-
fessor OF poetry at our university, /
began to rummage among my books.
The first lines that met my eye were
these:-
Tears. feelings bright. embodied form. arc
not
More pure than dewdrops. Natures tears"
Here il . definition Of tears that we
can accept without aversion, tears
are the bright, bodily form Of feeling.
The poet does not tell us that when we
weep we are doing nothing more than
secreting q mucus fluid by means Of
the lachrymai gland. He feels bound.
however. to state the fact that tears
are not more pure than dewdrops. The
whole truth would have been that they
are not as pure by good deal. Per-
haps Mr.. Bailey did not know that
they contain mucus, albumen, and
salt. We wish we did not possess the
uncomfortable information. We shall
never again be able TO kiss the tears
from her cheek with the relish that
once we did. I. l.. Preston ia
atlantic.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

was done he Summoned up courage
aud said It. He told her his hopes and
fears. He told the story blunderin2ly
enough, but il had it's effect.
"Mon Dieur' said Sainton. but he
said it 10 tone that made his sister.
who was listening TO every word
through the door, leave that occupa-
ton and dart in to bis assistance.
"Qu'clle est morte." was her brief,
stern comment Aud 10 it was. Tue
bakers daughter had felt, and she had
died.
This Is not wholly unexpected" )"
said the baker, when he came to carry
away the corpse Of his daughter. I'VE
all expected it," said the neighbOrs;
"she had heart disease" And they
talked their fll and never discovered
the truth IL would have pleased them
best TO talk about.
The short hair curied softly about
the face Of the dead girl as she lay In
her coffin. and Sainton paid heavily for
masses for her sweet soul. When they
laid her in the church-yard he came
home and took the key. and went into
the little parlor all alone. She had
never seen it. She had never even
heard OF it. 1t is sad to bury q baby
that Is dead; it n sadder, II we but
knew it, to bury In darkness and
silence a child that has never lived. A
Joy that has gone from US forever is d
jewel that trembleS like q tear on
sorrows breast, but the brightest stars
In her diadem are the memories OF
hopes that have passed away unrealized
and untold. All, well, perhaps the gay
trappings Of the little room, by their
daily influence on his life, drew him
nearer TO heaven. He gave the key
to his sister afterward, and they used
the room as their own; but that day he
locked himself In alone, and hiding
his face in the cushions of her dainty
chair be wept as only strong man
can weep.-Earnest Duns m Harper's
| Buznr
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
PrOcrustcantsm In tho Public Schools

The public-scbool system as first de-
signed contemplated each school -
the product of an Independent school
district. which, for educational pur.
poses, would always continue TO be .
little, autonomous republic. This
system would have produced the vi
dest variety Of methods. and ont Of that
variety would have been evolved tho
highest excellence. But the system
maker. who cannot patiently see any
thing grow naturally, stepped in with
his prOcrustean mold and has been
running the schools through it for .
generation TO make them all a. like A.
peas. The more alike they become
the worse they become, and the more
hopless Of fimprovemeut-DetroIN NeseA
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
Busting . Coincidence.

A woman yesterday stood at tho
writing desk in the corridor Of the
postofiice with pen In her hand and
q postal card before her. She was
thinking deeply when q man ap-
preached with . postal card 10 bis
hand. looked 10 vain for q pen, and
finally said:
madame. are you going to use
that pen for the next five minutes"
"Yes. SIR" size replied. IL am just
going to write to my husband"
"And I am just going O write to my
wife. Curious coincidence, ehp"
II don't know about that My hus.
band ran away, and have just got his
address and was wondering whether
I should tell him to stay or ask him
TO come home"
"By George, madam, but how sim
gular! Ny wife also skipped out and
/ was wondering what TO say to her.
We are in the same boat Shall we
write, Come home, darling or i
never want to see your face againf'
What . curious cOincidence!"
Yes, l think 1t isl" remarked . vo-
man who came up behind him. TRY.
ing to make a mash. are you! Come
home with me or III pull all the hair
out Of your head aud scratch that wo-
mans eyes outr'
He went humbly along in tow, and
q newsboy who sat on the window.
sill looked after the pair and solilo.
quized:
That's what call busting = coin
cidence and catching . liar 1t the
same time. Better write for your dar-
ling to return by telegraph, ma'am." +"
Detroit Free Press.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
Oncisls Of MohSve County

Sheriff w. H. Lake.
Under sheriff.. G. Potts.
Recorder e. j. Godmsu..
Trsasu rsr-L. J. Lasssll.
Probate Judge-L u. Cowan.
Distries Attorney--W. @. Blaksly.
Court Commisnoner-Otto r. kusncer.
Clerk of District Court--W. Lsrkin.
Ooapty SuYveyor-Otto r. Kuencsr.
u. 8. Commissionsr-W. G.. Blakely.
U.s.. Deputy Marshal--Kobert Steen.
Supsrvisors-J. L. Nelson, Daniel smith
Harvey Hobbs.
Clerk OF tho Board Of Supervisors-E. J
Goldman.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
Sioux War whistles.

The war whistle among the Sioux Is
. well-known. valued little instrument
Of six or nine inches in lengh, iuvaria-
bly, made Of the bone OF the deer or
turkeys leg. and generally ornamented
with pOrcupine quilts Of different
colOrs. which are wound around it.
A chief or leader carries this to battle
with him. suspended generally from
his neck and worn under his dress.
This instrument has two notes. which
are produced by blowing in the ends
of it.
The note produced in one end being
much more shrill than the other,
gives the signal for battle, while the
other hounds q retreat; a thing that
is distinctly heard and understood by
every man. even in the heat and noise
Of battle. where all are barking and
yelling as loud as possible. and Of
course unable to hear the commands
Of their leader. - The Pipe Of Pence.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
The Fooled Elm.
(Bnssestsd BY . poem Of Miss Jessie =.
fUOnnelisJ


''"' lnonneiisJ
The bold young Autumn came riding along
One day where an elm tree grew.
you are fair" ho said, ss shs bends her
TOO fair for your robe's dull blue.
You are far too young for sarb 50 Old:
Your beauty needs color an sheen.
o. would ciotbe you IN scarlet aDd gold.
Bentting thy grace OF queen.
''Yor ono little kiss on your lips. sweet Elm.
For Just one kiss-no more.
] will give you-I swesr-s robe more fair
Thsn ever . princess wore.
One little kias on those lips. my pet.
And 10! you shall stand ] say,
Queen Of the forest, and better yet,
Queen Ut my heart Away"
She tossed her head. but-he took the kiss
fTis the WY Of lovers bOidb.
And gorgeous dress for that sweet caress
He gsve ere the morn was old.
For = week and . day she ruled the queen
In beauty and splendid attire:
For week and . dsy she was loved. ] wetn,
. With the love that 10 born Of desire.
Then b0ld-eyed Autumn went on his way.
In quest Of Z tree more fsir.
And mob winds tsttercd her garment and
Here 6nery here and there
Poor and faded. and ragged and 'old
She rocked and mosncd In di.tress.
And lOHged for the dull green gown she bad
sold
For lovers nckle caress.
A. the dsys went BY. and the wi"ter came,
And bts tyranDOus tempest bent
On the shiyering tree whose rObes OF shame
He had trnmpied under his feet
saw her reach u the mockiBg skies
Her poor arms bare and thin.
An, wella-day. IL ID ever the way
With q woman who trsces with Sin.
Ella Whecler Wilcox
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27
The "Grim a."

One Of the strangest pieces of artil-
lery 10 Europe is at Metz and is known
by the name of the Griffin" from the
figure of the fabulous animal which is
to be found among the ornamental
portion Of its workmanship. The gun
was cast in 1929 at renbreitstein.
near Coblentz. 1t is II feet in length
and 3 feet in diameter. The bore is
lOi inches; weight, 22,500 pounds. Its
carriage is - feet ia length and the
weight OF the ball which it carries is
l57 pounds; ~ pounds "f powder is
required for the charge. Napoleon in
tended it for the was department, Paris.
but found difficulty in transporting it.
The WOman's Charity is new Bos'
ton Club.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

The Woman's Charity is new Bos.
ton Club,
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-27

A Vienna, Ga, man has q cow that
10 the fond mother Of twin calves, over
Q month old and doing well
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Mi&ter Garlton's Vries.

Der ~folssnbe Brief bes goritenben Der Utah,
@ommifiou siebt cine Sbee bonn Bsrtbe bes
neuen Dr. 1rentiee' Iden Sbfems:
salt 2afe 9th, 1888.
@ertbsr DUttor; = 8eSor i9 mad benz
Often abrsiis, mus id 5bnen meme anersem-
muns Sbrer 0ei9idli@Ieit ausipre9en. @ie.
malls tonnte i'd paTenoe ansensIdfer belom.
men, aber na9bem i'd Sbr wunaerbares Sb.
fem fennen Iernte, botte i'd bas gsrsnasen,
incline Sebtraft tDiebersu.rIanseu, Die ID fe nnr
in meinen auabsniabren befas. Sd bef4lOe,
mid On Ste 30 uenben, nadoem id Sbr Sb'
fem burd cine bubble iunse Dante bon Gum.
nit gountb tennen lernte, pelde NIT einsm
tumpliairten susenfebler bebaftst mar Sic
foumte auf cine G%utfernuns bon 6 SUB gie'
manb ertennen, aber mad gebrau& S6rer au.
sensIGfer fiebt Fs 10 gut ipie irsenb SsmanS.
aIs fe gum eriten MaIe 10 bic Strabe auf nnb
ab bIidie, unb bic entfernteu 8ersstpfel fab,
par fe boiler 8erpunberuns unb cine ueue
Belt, Elm @araSies, fdiea ibr eri4lc1en.
gr9ebenf
u. 3. garItau,
Sorftenber b. Utah. ommiffion.
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8e5meinigt
OeIWetHIB1s
g. GIaueon, gitp glert.
Die Florence Ntabtiu9ale Der 8fn
oerpfte9e.

Die Tlcreuce NtetttueaIe Der atn
berpde9e.
6claenbes III Elm Nus3ug zines on ben
Deutiden Reform Wehenser IN @bont'
~bersbursh. Ba., sef&riebeneu 4riefes:
Cine @pbltbdterin.
Oefnet bic Etare far ae unb Wrs.
Winslpm mirb beweiien, bae fe bic oite.
rifaniI@e Tlprentiner No4tioau Der Rins
Der 1T. Darcn anb mir 70 aber1eu8t,
bab mir unierer Sup lehren tperben
au iagen: r@eIesnet iei Mrs. Winslcm"
neil fe berielben bebilfi@ war, user bic
Beripse bes 3abneas unb onbere Bes
i&rerli@teiten fir 3inber binuesjufcus
men. Wrs. Winslop's Ssotbin9 Sprup
nimuat ben 3inbern bic S9merjen unb
furtrt Dpientrie unb Diarrtre. CT
urodt ben @auuien dart. befreit bon
@~nt,anbuna unb brinst bas 3inb Sfidli4
iber Die Bericbe bes 3abneus binmes.
Gr tbut serabe bas, mas er rersiebt 30
tbuu, NGes unb nidt tueniser. Bir 20.
Ben einmal Wrs. Winslow 0eieben unb
fennen fe nur bur4 ibren Sootbing
Sprup fir 4inber. Wenn mir bic Wo@t
bdtten, tpiirben mir fe ais Seitant far
bic Sinber binffelen - mae fe aud in
Der Ttat 1T. Der Snrnp nir6 IN
alen aprtbeteu ju rs Gents per Jlai9e
perfouft.
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Cine Ieitenhe teraniIde 8eitung fdrsibt ii5er
Or. Yrentiee: vDr. Rrentiee, 30. Is Orbaoes
etrase, Der cine anSeise BON elmer Spalte in
Der tdsI. unO podtl. v@asette" bat, bat einea
9ulauf, tuie er in Sieier Stabt nod ni9t base.
tuefen. Ole 8epobner Der Staot nidt nur,
iOnbern nett i'm eanbe uobuenoe, ~tornu,eu tag.
lid in feline Office unS menn &c ibnen fast. bab
CT fe beilen Tam, 70 tbut ct es aud. 8,ele
Werfoneu, bic blinb ipareu, berbanteu 20 benz
Or. Vreutiee bab fe aUsia seben unb 8eituu
gen Ieien t0nnen! untelbreitet Or. Yrentiee
irsenb einen Gall unb er furirt Jpn. CT if
slei9 erfoIsreid in Gaqen bon aopf-, gals.
nnb Brua. &rantbeiten. Seine Rolesen miifen
anertennen. bab bieIe feiner auren ans BUN.
bsrbare srensen. sein erfOls if BEN amfanbe
ausuIdreiben, bas &c SieI erfabruns bat, biel
in europaif@sn SospitdIeru praftiairte. bic
~feinfen SnRrumente bsnust unb ueue Metbo.
ben unb esTnOunsen berfolst. eOate er ie
Seras befndsn, 70 Dirb ct obne 3ueifeI iberaa
srosen @rfols haben.-Seros 2ibe Stod Sour,
nal bonn 10. Sanuar.
Ri@ter s. M. 2inbieb bon Gainesville,
Ser, III elm gut nnb sOrtbeilbaft b~etamnter
Mann In Seras Ct ipar in Or. ~rentise's
8ebanbluus bor 4 Sabrem unb last am S&lufe
eines tirslid an Or. Yrentiee seri@teten 8rie.
fes: Sbre 8ebanoIuns bat mir srobe DienRe
unS bin i6 Sbnem banfbar bafar. 60
io0te mid freuen, bon Sbnen gu borem.
grsebenf
s. M. Qinbfeb.
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@ie lit bies!

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Gelobnung
fur ieben Sail BON sfatarrb, Der nidt burd Gin.
nebmen bon Sails aatarrb aur gebsilt nerbeu
fann.
s. $. @beneb & Co., gisentbi,ner,
Solebo, Sbio.
8ir Die llnteraeidneten baben s. $. @beneb
felt BEN Iebten IS Sabren sefannt unb balten
i'm fir boafommen ebrenbaft in allen @e'
Observation-Disclosures mnb fnan5iea %befdbist,
ale bon ieiner Sirma einsesansenen 8erbinb.
lidteiten gu erfriaen.
@ef & SruaL @%robbanbels Drosuifen,
Solebo, Sbio.
@ aiding. 3innan& Marbin, @rob.
banbsIs'D rOsuifen, sOlebo, OBJ.
g. s. Ban Soeieu, Rafirer SoIeoo Ma.
tional 8ant, soleoo, Ohio.
$au's &atarrb Sur pirb innerli aenonmen
unb pirft brett auf baS BIut uno bic f9let.
misen Sberfdden beS ebtsms. 3eueniFe
fret SerfanOt. Yreis rs Gents fit bic Glafde.
Serfauft bon allen apotbetsrn.
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@abl : Proclamation.
Mayors Office,
Stabt 6au Mntonio, Seras,
10 Ooacos 1000


Sn Golge Der mir burm ben Greibrief
urb bic Oroinanser Der Gtabt @ay
Mntonio i~ibertragenett Mutoritdt. erfaTe
id, Brpan ganagban, Mapor ber Gfobt
San Nntonio hermit meme Yroflamos
tion unb prbre an unh befimme, baB
eine Wabl am
3weiten Moatas im Tebrmar 1889
Gallo on, elften Sage bes beioateu Wso.
nats) abgebalten ipirb, UNI bic fclgen.
ben Bean1teit su ertudbten, rdunIih:
Mapor, &eforber, Solicitor, Gtra6en.
fommifdr uno 5D6lf 6tabtratbsmit,
glieoer.
Die Gtimmpldbe-in ben neri1iebenes
Warbs perbeu Don 8 1lbr Morgsns Bis
6 1lbr Mbenbs an ben folsenben Drtea
ofeu iein:
"@arb go. /. golisei . 0auptquor.
tier. Wilitdrsp lasa; Wabl.g orfbenber,
Simon 36nigbeint.
Warb SO. 2. gde gaif unb 9oIos
rofa etraBe; Wabls @orfBeuber. s.
q. Sanne3.
Marb SO. 3. gde 2arebo unb Wefs
6oufion straBe; Wabl : IorRbenber,
Sobn Stappenbed.
Waro 70. 4. ariid's 9ale; Wobls
0~orfbenber. 6. 8ilema,n.
Maro SO. 5. Gommer's @arteu,
gde aoe. . unb 3ebnte GtraBe;
Wohls0 DrRbenber, @ufab 6roIm.
Warb go. 6. Ode Gin unb Nolan
StraBe; @abls8 orfbenber, Mm. s.
page.
Warb SO. Z. Ode Mataaorba unb
0ietoria GtraBe; MabI : 8~orfbenoer,
CHARLES U. Deunp.
Warb go. 8. 207 STD $ Nlomo.
6traBe, gde NiQiia GtraBe; Wahl.
WorRBenDer, g. %. McMlifer.
Die WabI wirb abgebalten unb bic
8eri1te oarRber iperben eingereiht Ia
uebereinfimmung nit 9eftion 20 bes
fdbtii9en Greibriefes unb nit benz
staatsasieb, Mtte bonn IA. Mdr3. 4.
Suli 1887, Der 20. 2egislatur, Seite
81.
Die Stimmgeber, In ieber Warb Him.
men fir einen Waper, einer &eforber.
einen Roleftor, einen StraBeutommifs
fdr, einen alderman ibrer reIpettiper
Warb unb bier aldermen at large.
Sum 3eusniB bierfir unterf@reibe
i9 bier meinet Namen uno babe Derats.
~A loBt. bob bas SegeI Der Stabt
kRSD San Mntonio on bieiem Is. Gage
bes Sanuar A. d. 1889 b~in3usefist
tpirb.
8rnan GaIlagban,
Mapor.
Bei@einist:
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gu Der @ieuer &runprin5ensW e
Mihte ghreiht ma Mh;I Soohl u.

t9t1te threlbt Das yYbil. Sa9bl.A:
n.-.... @emaltiam gefforben 1T gr3s
her3os &uboIf; baran siebt es feinen
3meifel. Sc uirb iebt aud augefans
ben, baB elm &ebolper i'm Sterbe3immer
gefunben muroe. Sanah mar a1es
erlogen. mos bic off3i6ien Bldtter
npreiIe" unb vSrembenblatt" iiber bic
@orednse in M6oling gebra9t. gs
mar barauf abgefeben, bic @eIt gu bee
f9minbelu.
9leiben mir aber einmal bel Der iebis
gen amtli@en @rtldrung. baB Selbi l.
moth borlieee- pel9' u~ngebeures Mufs
feben muB bas berborrufen2 Ser Sobn
zines 2aifers. Der grbe zines groBen
&ei1ss - Selbfmorb! Die aanae
@eItsef9idte ueit fein ioldes Beiipiel
auf. Der 6obH bes apitoIiiden Raif
fers. bes 8si9iBers Der tatbolii6en
ReligiOn, fdbrt babin in ber 3obiiube,
bic nidt Dergeben tper5en 'ann! Selbfz
bernidtung i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabren,
bel ginem, benz bic 3utunft eldn3enb
pintt; @lana gbre unb 2rone in
einem altsr. no bic SoHnuns tdbn i6re
Sesel i9weat! Wie edn3li9 bbe, Der.
waiet, perbrannt muB Der Wenid ges
peien fein, Der unter bieien umfdn6en
niGts anberes mebr tpeiB. aIs gum &ez
poloer 3u greifen!
unfere fdnellebise 3sit Gilt raid on
fol9en greisniHeu boriber. @ber man
pergegentpdrtige fi@ einmal, mas ieit
einem Sabrsuuoert, faaen mir felt Der
6inridtung 2ubpig XVI, In unb nit
ben GartenbduTern guropas borsesan.
gen, biefe lanse 3eibe BON 0epoHebi=
runget, sumeiit bur9 bic eisenen Sro'
nenbraber bieie Sbioten, Saufer. Wait.
hinge unb 2ourtiianen auf unb nsben
ben 5bronen; bic ySelbfmorbe" 2ub=
tUigs BON Sapern unb iebt bes lebten
&ubolfs bon 9absburg. IS 1T elm Nb'
grunb bon 8srmorfenbeit unb Jdulnib,
in benz bas 9i&t Der Osfentli6teit uns
ierer 3sit iebt bfters brinet, als ben
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GtnfttmmtaeS llrtheiI.

Der aPcttetsr %. .. Suit tn giprus, Snbiana,
heseust 80 tam eas Electric 8ftterS ais ba5
bette 9etlmittel empiebleH. Sete 8laIde, relde rers
fault puree, bat ee seplni6te Shlie sebra6t. Sc
mane purpe nab hem @ebraute ron nur 6 ElaI6en
Sabre lang 9sreintst bate. Der Gpctbeter abrabam
Sare in 8euntlie, Sbic, perihert ,0ieientse Mez
et3tn, relhe metner 2Oidbrisen Griabruns mad Dam
telten sept" TT nas electric 4itters%. Ianienee ron
dbnltten 3eusui6en ltesea pcr, 70 tab tas llrtbeil ,
eabtn lauteuh, eab has electric 9ttters ale aranfbeiten
her eeber, her Rteren unb hes glutes BELT, elm sduJ
einfimmtseS III.
Die SldiGe fpffet uur so Gents. Gu baben in auen
apptbetsu. 0reib, Ibpmrfon 4 g., @bpleIale.
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YIaquemine, Sberbiqe Wortib, Ga
a~ataraft.

Serr 6. 5. s. Softer bon CRAWFORD, sniff,
mar mebrere Sabre in Golse zines Rataratts
boItun,men Blind. Gin berabn,ter sIr3t in Rew
Orleans rperirte i'm, aber mad einiseu @o9en
aualbolsen 2eibens lief bas ause aus. Der
Doctor entiduleiste fd bsmit, bab GERM s..
Fer's torperliasr Sufano baran f@ulo fsi
aber etpas ipater uperirte Or. Rrentiee BERN
Softer unter sleiden 8erbdltni0en unO CAB inn
bas ansenIidt auriid.
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s d o n.

Oabib s,arfe bon Colorado 9Th. Ssras,
lit mebr.re Sabre an Sdnorrbpiben er lieB fe
ausfdneibes. ausbr.nnen. Obne sebeilt au her'
ben. Or. Yreutiee beiIte ibn in elmer stn3tsen
9ebaubIuns, s~ntfernte bic ilrfaGs Dor bier
sabren, pbne baS fe iemaIs pisosr auftratsa.
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SoritenSer b. utah. %gommifficn.

Or. prentiee's SsRem Der Ausenunteriu '
dung Geine sisene grinouns) 1T in msbrsrsn
Der sro6ten SospitdIsr eurcpas etnsefubrt
porben unb pieIe ber Ieitsaben ameritaniiden
ster3te sebrou&en es. Dur@ feline anuenbuns
perben ale ausenibeI beieitist unS bic aussn
s.pinnen uiel bon ibrer SerIcrenen Starie
tpieber.
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n- Wiaups. = @roBe prei

~ pianos. - @roBe preiie,
IdIedte Waare, Noten nit 3inien,
binbenbe 3~ontratts, wertblofe @aron.
tien &C., miHen BON Oenen ertpartet
uerben, bic Yianos unb Oreeln BON
0aufireru, 2rdmern, 3onfignations.
6dufern unb bereIeiHeu foufen. 8ers
mieibst bies. inben Shr Bel BEN queer.
ldiHsen 6aaie BON Sbos. Goegan &
Bros, Gan antonio, tauft.
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galifprmia @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm srcbes 4as
ger BON feinen California Meinen BET
BERN s. 5. Meper am MIamo
plasa. 6err Meper iuht be Weine
on Ort unb Stelle aus ul.b fatift brett
aus benz 2eler Ter Weinshdter. lls
gutem Qenner eelinst es ibm fets. bic
befen Sorten aussuwdblen. Vt tona
feline Qunben uno Gamilien hit etneni
guteu 3ropfen perieben. Rotb= unb
Weibmeine in por3ugli&er Anaiitdt
BON fest ab $1.O0 per @auone : frei
ing 6ous aeliefert.
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@oitesgndoisen lieb lein fann. STIR ben
Iugenblid fdiBen fe lire Baionuette.
Wuf tpie LANCE nod, 1T cine Grage, Dot
pel6er fe beben miKen.
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Sangltngena Mdnnern
pir5
Gtd1ete Getltan9 9%ar0Mtttt.

Die fdredIi9en GoIsen Der Suaenofinben,
0efdIe6tsfdndde bernrla6enb, uoour1 Self
nnb R6rper ruinirt perben, pertnnnettt aes
beilt. Ser3fIopfen, G9i1ternbeit, Samen,
abiub. @ebddtnibf9pd@e, 8erluf bsr gner,
gle, abneienns seeen Gsfeufdaft iinD MsIan.
@oIie erinbIi9 farirt.
8erbeiratbete Mdnner, ODER foIde,
bic f9 perbeiratben moIen, bic in GoIse bon
Subtst1etion In Der Sasenb an @el9IeGts. nnb
4erpeni@pd@e Ieiben, uerben sriubIi9 turirt.
aeine MineraIien eingesebem.
Sunse Wdnnsr, bic ibre Belt mit nnfabisen
2euteu berfdpenbet uuo f9 OaburG 8rant.
beiten bts ROPES. bet Nale, bes SaIfes, Der
2ebers 2unseu, g~inseSeibe nnb bes Nasens
tusesosen baben, perOen f9uen turirt.
2att eu@ nidt tur@ falfHes S9amsefabl
abhoffeu. fofsrt