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Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
A NOVEL INVENTION.
A Contrivance to Burn Fire Breaks on
Ranges and Pruiries.

An invention that will prove n great
benefit to farmers on the praiIies OF
the northwest has been perfected by
Walter Strange OF Sioux City, Iowa.
1t is a contrivance for burning n fire
break without the labor of plOwing
burrows toprevent the iirefr spread
ing and causing the very damage II is
sought to guard against. The ma
chine is made of sheet iron, fourteen
feet in diameter and about the same
in length. The front is rounded up
like u tobOggan and i'm the center is n
~ix-foot space in which is located the
iire-bOx or generator. On each side Of
this space four feet of sheet iron Is left
which rests perfectly Hat on theground
so as to prevent the spread Of the
flames. ON the back is mn oil tank
very similar in appearance to Bah
cock fire extinguisher, from which the
oil is forced into the generator by
means Of compressed AIR. Gas is gen
stove, and u perforated sas pipe act
rs u medium to transmit small Jets Oi
flame to the grass. Just behind the
generator is u roller which cr,ishes out
any Goals ot fire that Ihay be left. To
make safety dOubly sure, following the
roller is u heavy chain, fastened at
each end (which drags along the ground
and extinguishes any Goals OF fire that
may be left in the ruts and hollOws
over which the roller passes. II is
drawn by two horses, and it is claims,
that one man and team in n day
can accomplish what heretofore has
taken IA number Of men and teams two
weeks to do. 1t burns "A strip six feet
wide as clean as u wagon road and
consumes not to exceed one gallon and
hall OF crude oil an hour. To burn
wide strip he machine can he run
twice around "a tract, making parallel
strips. ana then the grass inside can
be burned on 10 still day without dan
ger of the tire spreading.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
Mexico.

A curious and interesting old coun-
try is Mexico. She is II little slow.
When an earthquake shakes the
republic up at three O'Clock in the
afternoon it is not reported in the
morning newspapers till the second
day after. The morning papers for
next day We're printed at two O'Clock
OF that day, an hour before the cart h
quake came off. In the United States
the last editions OF the evening papers
would have had all the news from all
parts OF the continent.
Nevert heless Mexico is going to b,.
one Of the greatest markets for Ameri-
can surplus products. Railroads and
internal Improvements are marching
on with dizzy speed for Mexico Vast
quantities oi Texas beef are shipped
thither, and the trade is growing
rapidly. Our sister North American
republic, in fact, wants IA large share
of almost everything We have To spare.
She will furnish a vast. grand outlet
for the surplus which begins to elu,
our home market heavily. Let the
United States this winter make II lib
eral reciprocity treaty with Mexico.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
Shutting Up Her Fold.

Tho lire burns ,limly on III. hearth.
The light is turned down low;
Aud wintry winds through bare old trees
Ia fitful gusts oft blow.
The mother pulls the curtains down
To keep away the r"li;
Tucks tightly ia the chiliren's beds
she's shutting up her fold.
She covers up the little hand
Thrown DER the coycrlet,
She wipes the place on baby : cheet
Which oue stray tear had wet:
Kisses the little ONES who sleep
And snooth hes the hair af gold,
Then knecls ard "prays the Lord to keep
She's shutting up her fold.
oh little ones, fenced round secure
With mot thcr's lov. aud care.
What looks oi peace aud trust and joy
Your sl-rIi.g faces wear
out side tonight some children, who
Are tail aud large and old,
Are Wishing they could bc once more
sheltered IN mothers fold.
The HOME Maker.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
TARIFF REVISION.
Many Congressman Express an Opinion on
the Subject

The y. y. Tribune addressed the fol
lowing inquiries to each of the 1853 Re
publican represent atiyes in the Fifty
first congress:
tl) DO you favor u revision OF the
tarlfi on the lines adopted 10y the SEN
ate at its last session? l2D TO what
extent would you modify the internal
revenue laws? (3l DO you favor ma
tional control of congressional cleo
tlons? a. DO you lavor liberal APP
preparations for ocean mail service
looking to n revival OF the American
merchant marine? 81 Will YOU indi-
cate your first and second choice for
speaker OF the house?
Ninety-thrse replies have been re-
celved. of which SO answer the first
question IN the affirmative; 11 favor
repeal or some modification of the in
ternal revenue laws, particularly the
repeal OF the tobacco taxes. To the
third quest ion 15 replied in the aflir-
NATIVE. Only one negative reply was
received To the fourth question. Mr..
Reed of Maine il the first choice and
Mr.. Mckinley OF Ohio the second in I lac
spea ker-hip contest.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
Destroying Moths With Salt.

For moths salt Is the best exi~rmi-
nator. The nuns in one of the hoSpi-
tai converts have tried everything
else withod, success, and heir expert
ence is valuable. as they have so much
clothing OF the sick who 90 there, and
strangers, when dying here. often leave
quantities OF clothing. etc. They had
a room full OF feathers. which We're sen,
there for pillow-making. and they were
in despair, rs they could not exier-
inmate the moths until they We're adj
vised to try common salt. They
sprinkle,l it around. and in IA week or
ten days were altogether rid OF the
moths. They are never troubled now.
In heavy velvet carpets sweeping hem
with salt cleans and keeps them from
moths, ~ particles OF the salt remain
in the CARPETS and corners. Salt IL not
hurtful TO any one, and has no bad
smell. Here is little hint add
which, perhaps, every one doe, not
know: FOrcleaning wash-baslns, baths.
etc. Use the same thing common dry
salt. Rub little of the salt on the
basin with your fingers. often n sort
oi scum is noticed IN the basins in n
marble washstand in the bathroom;
the salt takes il oil easily aud leaves
the basin shining and clean.-l'hla-
delphia Press.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
Very Appropriate.

Chicago Tribune. The motto oi ka
Nupepa Etete. an esteemed contem-
porary printed at Honolulu. Hawaiian
i-land. L. e ke kiai Heah ko ka pos
f. ola q Hawaii "A mau loa, - Thi,
strikes ~ a. being about the right
thing.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
Does He Work.

Though you may have known clever
men who were indolent, you never
knew a great man who was so: ara.
when hear "a young man spoken oi as
giving promise nj great genius. the first
question ask about him. Does lie
work?-.Iohn Ru-kin.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
Suits the Anarchists.

Pioneer Press: The new two-cent
posi- age stamp will be smaller than the
present one and a bright carmine in
color. II will he about the only Amer
lean institution that the anarchists
are not opposed to.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
She Was Peaeeable

Terre Haute Express: Insurance
Agent-Now that you are married !
suppose that you will take out a
policy;
Young Bisgs-''h, no, guess not. |
don think she going to bcdausrrou~.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07

The deepest hole ia the world i said
To he AT Schladebach. in Germany. IL
measures >, 80 feet.
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
wooL.sToRINc FACILITIES.

Large Warehouse the bank constructed with Special View to the sori
Wool Wool Growers the Judith and Wolf Creek county Will hn
the mostc conven point o haul their wool whether
desiring sell ship.
rra Rrrya
ancnen and Others seeking locations will find the route via Judith 'nn
shortest best road
kinds BED PRlt Also blacksmith shop Landing
nurORDERS MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus., 1889-11-07
NEWS NOTES.

Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin
are reported as suffering for want OF
pasturage.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
Her Life Ended,

Justice Heron was called upon this
moning to hold a coroner's inquest on
the remains of Mrs. Epifania Almen-
dares, an old Mexicrn woman about
go years of age, who has been living
with her son in small house on
Carr's hill, third ward. The old lady
has been visiting friends at Garlic
Springs, Dimmttt county, and only
returned yesterday. Her son, who is
partly idiotic, called in some neigh
bors this morning to see his mother,
saying that she was we'll and wante
to see them. When they arrived
they found her dead. She was in
deed well. children and fools only,
tell the truth.
Justice Heron, has not concluded the
inquest yet, but thinks heart disease
was the cause of death. No marks of
violence were found upon the body.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
WM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER.
is List Of Patrons Constantly In
creasing In San Antonio and
%ha

is List Of Patrons Constantly In
creasing In San Antonio and
Throughout the State.
This medicine is unexcelled as q
blood purifier and appetizer. 1t Is
very pleasant to the taste, similar to
an unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has a fine effect.
Those who use it recommend it to
their friends, and are loud in its
praise.
Consumption, when the patient is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
of life, yields to it's magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances. in fact, wherever q thorough
trial is given.
If you have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer a trial. We can
cite you to many case which it has
cured.
Try the Microbe Killer for rheuma-
tism, sick headache, etc.
Sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. l Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Be careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine in one gallon jugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
Lost Dog.

Mr.. J. o. Sullivan has missed his
fine hunting dog since Monday, last,
and does not know where to find him,
although there is ground for think
ing Mr.. Duncan B. Harrison, of the
Paymaster company, who was out
shooting with him Monday, knows
where he is as, an officer saw the dog
out at the train yesterday morning
with him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09

Why do you buy solid silver? Sill
yer inlaid costs one fourth the price, Is
guaranteed for twenty-five years, and
will last q life time. Elegant silver
goods, superior steel carving sets in
cases, just the thing for presents. We
are sole agents for the Improved"
lamp. Headquarters for house fur
nishing goods.
WAGNER e. CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
M r. A. meeting tonight t.

y. NJ. B. A. meeting tonight.
San Antonio Rifles held meeting
last night.
Somebody has stolen Mr.. August
Schwartz's dog.
The fast time on the Flores street
Car line is pleasing everybody.
There were 20 deaths in San An
tonic during the month of September
October term of county commits
sioners' court convenes next Monday.
Rehearsal of Chimes of Normandy
last night.
Some of the merchants have began
work on their Christmas displays.
Wanted lady clerk at Moore's
office, 22l Acequia street.
-Rouff & Hewitt, the "Bossn fur
niture house; get their prices; II and
u Soledad street.
Eighteen dollars" for a bed
room, suit at ROuff & Hewitt's, 12and
q Soledad street.
Call at Rouff & Hewitt's and
see their line of parlor goods, cham
Der suits, and furniture of all kinds.
No. II and q Soledad street.
-Drs. M. X. and F. M. Taylor, Of
Gee 4O2 Houston street. Tel.363 11-6-1y
Deposit with the Maverick bank
aud draw interest 6-27-6m
Painters and artists supplies.
3-27-tf B. G. RELY & Co.
just received a full line of mil
linery goods at Miss V. Grunder.
Prices to suit all. 8 80 I'm.
Large lot of Carriages, Buggies,
and spring wagons at a bargain.
Hicks, w. Nueva street. 9-2S-1m.
Lot of driving horses at reason
able prices. Hicks, West Nueva
street. 92S-1m.
Second hand buggies and Spring
wagons, cheap. Hicks, West Nueva
street. 9-2S-1m.
Go to Hicks for anything in the
line of horses or vehicles. West NJ
eva street. S-1S-1m.
-Seesthe linen scarfs and tides at
Mss V. Grunder All East. Houston
street. 9-3O-lm.
Wall paper decoration, latest
style and largest assortment in the
southwest. B. c. Reilly q Co. 327-tf
City Sanitary Works clean vaults
and cesspOols. Telephone No. il. I'm
Alderman Guerguin, president Of
the city council, is booked to start on
his return from Paris tomorrow.
-Wanted-A good house girl,
white. Must come well recommend
ed. Mrs. Herman Kampmann, cor
Avenue G and Fourth street. 9-3t
The committee on public COM
fort" for the fair will meet tonig hit in
the Board of Trade rooms at s o'clock.
Three new members have been
added to the Eighth Ward Bowling
club.
"A runaway horse with buggy
passed down Blum street yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. After Blum
street it turned iuto A lamo and ran
towards Mission garden.
"A certain sewing machine agent,
when he takes his girl out on the Sa-
lalo on Sundays, covers the sign let
ters on his delivery wagon.
Only two delinquents were before
the recorder today, and their joint
fines amounted tO$7.
The LIGHT is requested to state
that the Misses Torres could not at
tend Mrs. Il. v. Spanier's party, as
invited, on account of the illness of
Mrs. L. w Bates, their sister.
-Messrs James Storm and Newt.
NJ. Smith have formed copartner-
ship.
Several ladies, shop girls, ct al,
have commenced whistling since Miss
Calefs advent.
The Beiknap Battalion has sus-
pended several members for non-pay-
ment of dues and nOn-attendance on
drills.
AT the Little Red Grocery, North
Flores street, for best female medi-
cine, "Orange Blossom" also kidney
cure, stomach powders, etc. Oil I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
MOrtuary.

Oct. Geo. c. Campbell, four
teen months, cholera infantum, ward
five.
Oct. S.-Gertrude Turner, SO years,
consumption; ward 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
THE LEADING HOTEL IN
THE SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA. SAN ANTONIO

Haying been thoroughly Oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest. Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for COM
mercial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. lO-5-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-09
Dragged Him.

DR.. Bannister, while driving DR..
Gains trap to the stable last night
about O'Clock, collided with buggy
containing lady and gentleman, on
Houston street. His trap was upset
and hewas dragged several yards by
the horse. He held on to the lines
and the animal was stopped. The
damage was all on the doctor, as his
hands were badly scratched and
bruised.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-10
3oniul berbeirotbeten, Sic brau9en
..sLt c;Sn~f4 Eo..

&0nlul Derbelratbeten, Sse brauGeH
ni9t eiferli6tig stl feiH.
DunfeIrotb i'm @efidt, bic Nugen
nit eiuem Musbrud baIb bes 9ormuris
bal6 ber bermunberten dugitli9en 6raz
ge auf ibn geri9tet, trat Sufanne einen
Shritt bon ibm.
Cine NntmDrt bottle He auf feline
Neube,ung nidt. Seit ienem erfteu
Nbenb mad ieiner unb 2unaus Mnfunil
bate Detleb iebes perfdngli1ere Gez
iprd6 nit ibr bermiebeu.
llnb aud fie bate bic erreate Stint
mung, bic bamals nie erlpeft bon Dem
llebermaB Der 9terne unb benz nd9tli.
den Meerraui6en in ibr erflungen,
ni6t wieber aug ibrem iunsen 9sr3en
aus6re6en laRen. Die @egenpart Qus
nau's, fein freunblider @lei1mutb,
bas rubige 8ebagen, bas ct nit f6,
Der Welt unb bem 2eben empfau5 unb
aud auf bic llebrisen gu iibertragen
perifan6, batten iomobI auf ibr Ners
bdltniB aur @rdfin tpie auf ben buntlen
Drang, ber iie DetIeb entgegen trieb,
eiuen uObltbdtieen ginfluB ausseabt.
sic fiiblte ii9, felt 2unau auf Der
Snfel mar, nidt mebr f6ublos unb pers
Iafen, fonbern ii6erer, unb peritdnbis
ger unter feineu Mugen. Ct tpar mie
ein gOlwerf aud segen bic Qo@lutb
ibrer eigenen 2eioenf6aft.
Sic bate aus ibrers 8erebrung fir
ibn, aus Der Greibeit unb Gr6bIi9teit,
bic ibr fein Benebmen einit6Bte, fein
9ebl gema6t, aber augleid lire gms
pfinoung iiber iebe MiBbeutung erbaben
geglaubt.
gBie fam gerabe Detleb gu ieiner lie
bef6dmenben Nnnabme2 8erfanb er
f9 70 f6le6t auf bic 3ei9eniprade ber
Niebe? @rrietb erfo menig bic Neigung
ibres 9eraens2
ST meiHe 3unge tpieber einmal nit
faeinen @ebanfen our9gegangen2 fu9te
er ein5ulenfen, ba er ibr betretenes We.
fen bemerfte. 6aIte Sic aber nid5t fiir
elm aimperIides Mdb9en, bas, um iei=
ne Sittiamfeit 5u bemeifen, Die berlebte
Sinnblume fpielt, tpenn man ibm BON
6eiratb, bon Der 2iebe zines Mianues
fpri6t. sic finb tapfer unb flng, barf
i'd als Gamera6 au einem Gameraben
rebens
Spre6en Siel
unb tpie cine Sille bon Sis legte es
fi6 um ibr 9er3.
Sn Nf6eburs fraeten Sic mid: mas
tonn elm Weib? llno i'd ertpiberte Iu.
itig: einen Mann erobern. Nun braus
den Sic fi6 bic Mdbe ber groberuna
gar ni6t gu geben, nit benz erHen Blide
haben Sic f9 i'm su eigen geuonnen
Uaut ii9 bic tleine Gauft2 Sic baben
beripreden, als &amerab suaub6reu.
uno tDiRen befer als i6, baB es nur
non Sbnen abbdnet, in brei Wodeu
Grau Ronful 2unau 3u fein, allen Bre.
merinnen unb 6amburserinnen gum
9rob.
nnb Sic ratben mir basu2
Sie Nntport batte er nift ertuartet; /;
er iraute Der GiibIe ibres Sones nidt.
slllein einen 9tidjug nit 4ntanb
batte er fi6 absef6nitten unb itberbies
irieb i'm bic ueber3eusung borpdrts,
baB Suzanne, 10 lanse fe frei udre,
elm 6inberniB feiner Berbinbumg nit
Der @rdfin iein tuiirbe.
(Gortfetuns foIet.)
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125 relnltirt, tpeIGer ftb i'm piertan
uno ben oarauf fOlgencen Sabren ber-
breifn9en f6nnte.
Sas Wnlagez zGapitaI uiirbe lieo bems
mad f9on i'm pierten Sabre berleds
fa9t baben. Nebmen mir an, boB Sic
porftebenbe 8ere6nung bes fatboliId5en
8eiftli@en ettuas tbertrieben lei unb
Der 8eminn fib auf bic 9dIfte reousirt,
10 parbe bei1en ungea9tet Ser Beuinn
febr betrd9tli9 fein, oa bereits i'm brit
ten Sabre bas Nnlage. Capital suriidz
ge5ablt unb auBerbem li9 elm Geinae.
miun bon so pro3ent ergiebt.
Der erpdbnte @eiitli6e empfiehlt
fur ben Weinbau belonbers einiae Ges
genoen i'm 9taate Mi1oacon, naments
lid Die umaegenb bon pabeuarO unb
befonbers Die 0aeienba bel garriaal,
bic nit einem geiunben China cine
auBereetu6bnlid groBe Gru9tbarteit
beg Booens Derbinbet.
s@ermania." (Merito.)
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9ic Ssa@tutrtums nerihieSemer 0iiua.
1ttittel.

9ie SsaGsutrtums nerihieSener 9iiua.
t1ittel.
We, IuGe, uelde nit bem Nnbau BON
Gerlte auf Deri9iebenen fultipirten, aber
feit 3nei Sabren ungebiinst sebIiebenen
SanDliuien gemadt murben, Iieferten
folgenbe @rgebniiIe:
u Bei Mnmenbung fonsentrirter
Sangemittel blieb inner nod cine er=
bebli1e Wtenge berielben i'm Boben aus
raf, ila9oem nod 5tuei grnten barauf
getDa4ien tparen.
p BON pbospbaten binterlieBen bic
l0sli9en eineH grbBeren 9hdfanb, Der
am itdrfiten mad 9lnmenbung BON Rnos
1en-S Superpbospbat lpirste.
- Inter ben ifidifoffbaltisen Dinge=
mitteln binterlieB idmefeliaures MmmDn
einen gr6Beren gfadftano als gbiIi.
Salpeter, unb bic unlbsli9en itidfoffs
baliigen Oiingmittel. .binterlieBen mebr
als bic l6slihen.
4) BON allen itidftoffbaltisen Diinges
mltteln tpirtte glutmebl ON itdrfften
mad.
81 Ralium.SuIpbate ipirtten itdrfer
na6 als Gblorfali.
g. GbilizSaIpeter eri66pfte ben so.
ben berart, baB biefer i9pierig feline
frabere Gru6tbarfeit tpieber erlangte.
y yto6 mebr eri66pfenb tpirtt Der
ausi9lieBlidbe @ebrauh bon GaIibiiuz
ger. b0rte man aber nit beiien Mnnens
ounS auf. 10 erlangte Der 8oben raid
feine Jru9t6arfeit tpieber.
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Mta1ttel attto eSacfett.

9terln 9laubsn mir alIes gu iibertreifen, mas
le bier ofTerirt poroen if, nidt nur, mas bic
0ute Der Waare, bic @reispiirbtsfeit uno ben
0el9mad anbetriift forbern mir baben einen
10 rs'9baltisen gorratb, bab mir nit irsenb Ell.
mem aon'ett'ons-@ @'idaft, psIdes aus1dIieBli@
oisfe Brande betreibt, erfolsreid fonfurrireu
tonnen. Oas 2aaer birst bic f50nften ga.
d)en, iDslde Die Mooeffdbte bsr @elt, Berlin,
garis unb @ep gori bieten. Bir laoen olIe
0anletl elm, oieies ein3ig in feiner Mrt aus.
geEalteIe department au infpi5iren, ha mir
l'd)er fino, ibren 8eifau su setpinnen.
=, rieh's, Serfep's, Serfep's.
Yluldl 2Sraps, au allen Nreifen.
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as 8ub 9epartenrellt.

Bte 60 f9on felt Sabren infer 8eiarebeu
mar, bieles Departement in isber Be,iebuuo in
ben Toroerarunb 5u bransen nnb baifeIbe ,nr
Attratiton fiir unfer umfanareid,eS @efAdf. IN
MADDEN, 70 baben mir unabIdflia ouf Sef5eu
Werbeferuns tingearbeitet unb aIauben Iii Hi
ben StanSpnnft errsibt gu baben, mo mir dIIsr
Eouturrent fiibn bic Spite bieten fouueu.
Wir fonnen nit MlIe.n aufuarten. tpos BE
nenefe Wlooe berborgebrabt BAT, ioipohl. mos
pie gacon, ais bic ausfdmiduna osr site an.
betrtft, nno auberoem taben mir zine Oome
nit Der eeitans oiefes Depnriements betraut.
Die nid)t nur erprobte grfabrnng, lonosrn aud,
s,i'en aubsroreenttid) suten uub feineu &C.
l9mad belist, uno ii1erlid5 ben Danten, ipeId,e
nns nit ibren auftrdsen beebren, boIIe gatiss
faftion geben pir6.
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9as @eiddit bIiibt,

germutbIi6 bat 9idts Elm ioIdes aufbliiben
Der Apotbefe bon SreiB, 8hompfon & Co.,
bsrnrfaat ais bic liberoIe Nustbsiiuns bon
Probefaf6en bon vDr. Sings nenerfuuSenem
Witte segen S9Dinbludt". Ser in bielem
artifel erselte llmiat 1T ipabrhaft enorn, elm
8epeis bon Der 9batia4e, oab bieies pertb.
boae MittsI alle Sale bon Suftsn, Grtdliuna,
aabma, gron6itis, 8rdune unb aIle artsn bon
gals. unb qunsenIeioen fiber eurirt unb ME
feblfdldgt Wan beriude bas Mittel erf, in.
benz man fd cine Rrobefaide gratis gsben
last. Die srOben Glafden fOiteh 81. Der
grfOls ipirb garantirt.
3am 8erfauf in allen apotbeten unb in btr
Orosuen. 9robbanDlune bon Dreib, 9bompiOn
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nno 1rnten ebte" nnb bp6 vnie 3ufrieDen MARI, la
bprtrte nbne 9weifel an @rpniiden 0erbauunss=
beidperoen gSte 10 pielen aten 2euten, heren Ser
bauunssorsane n@t mebr Srbre pariren pslen, err
sing eS aud tbr iie fcnnte bic seneflenen Speiien
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PETERS Magen ter8 befannt mar; anternz
fas mrhe einer ibrer pieen Sreunbe pber gerwanbcn
tbr terlt@ seratben haben, 6eieS srose @esenmitte
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gu reriu9en Dies mare tbreries elm Itt ber seredten
Notbmebr seweien, penn Die alte Dame mare furtrt
porben nn6 Bate thre umsebuus niat mebr nit tbrem
getetfe bedfttst. De bartnddtsiten Sale BON nperz
eautdbtet, wpbei iid 70 bduis Spbbrennen unbetas=
ltdeS GefaR I'M aeasen, nerpbie pber saitriide Grz
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ten, 9il6tud;eug BEL Der garb, Sanbtiider,
Sibies, BoIlene SiI6beden fit Yarlcr unb
@obnsimmer. 8tano. Seden, bas aaernsu fe
,tnb mobernfte. Table scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel bcr garb, 3u allen greifen.
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@ir iinb i'm Stanbe, fit ieoe &leiofarbe, fir
iebe @uancs fOtpie fir jeOeS @luiter ben ent-
Ipredenbeu 8efat gu liefera. @erabe bieiem
Oepartement iif unlere erObte @ufmertiamfcit
,usenenbet tporben, I'm, bic 9amenipelt in Der
8ufammenfelluns ibrer Soilette in ieber Sin.
Iidt su befriebieen.
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nett eriirtdt 3u baben. 9eun felba
aus Canada mirb beri9tet, bal sort
grrber Sturm S1aben angeri6tet
morben fei. guf meite 5treden lino
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gefnidt unb es ,pirb lange bouern,
ebe bic Serbinoungen pieber bblig bers
geifellt fein merben.