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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
To he Sold To-Day.

Attend the auction sale of that charming
Franklin-street residence between Third
and Fourth this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

"Lsgr GALLERY. Main AMI Tcnih streets
Rest Pictures. card Photographs, 5Oc. for six;
Cabinet Pictures. $3.50 for twelve Lovely Pic
lures. ell sizes Large collection Of Photographs
of Confederate Officers. Noted Scenes, roll
gioug lRc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

DESERVING or COSFIDEScR.-rhero Ia no arti-
Gle which 80 richly deserves the entire confidence
OF the community BRows's BEoNcHiAL
TRocngs. Those suffering from Asthmatc and
Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds should
try them. Price - cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Cify School Board was held at The Rich
mond High School yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Present: j. Taylor Ellyson
(cbairman). L. d. Starke,J. {. Dickinson,
A. l.. Phillips. T. Wiley DAVIS, j. H..
Capers. i. Taylor Stratton and William NJ.
Tupin. ". j. Fox superintendent. G.
7. Rady (clork and Mr.. William Loyen-
stein. absent from tine citv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

No buffet should he without a bottle OF AN
GOsTURA bIITgRs, the world-renowned appe-
tier and inylgoraior; Of exquisite flavor; on
dorsed by tho medical profession for It's wonder.
fttl restnrarlve DoWe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

ttthis point in the proceedings Colonel
Cu'-haw produced thc Council records IN
r,.sr1 90 the coustruc' ia oi tie Armory'
including former disc Nons ID tins same
committee. showing that the question was
hV uD WcGus new one.
lu oae instance the stan of the regiment
mi asked 90 DE- allowed to rent ou' the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.
If II Permits. Mr.. c. or. Cowardin's Resi-
dencc VIII BE Sold.

The residence Of Mr.. G. OBJ. Cowsrdin,
3l9 east Franklin street. will be sold this
afternoon at 4 o'clock If the weather will
M all nermit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

The weekly meeting of the Madison
Ward Democratic Club will be held at
o'clock tonight in the Chancery-Court
room. There are important matters TO be
considered and a full attendance OF the
members is earnestly desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
LOST AT SEA.
Th,rty-Threc Lives Surrendered.

Thirty-Three Lives Surrendered.
rBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispaich.l
LIVERPOOL, October 2s.--The British ship
Bolan, from Calcutta for this port, has
foundered at sea. Thirty-three lives were
lost
BURST HER BOILER.
IoypoS. October 2s.-Tho General Trans
Atlantic Line steamer Vile de Brest burst
her boiler IN Tunis to-day. Five persons
were killed by the explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
DEsTIsT&

DR. GOLD. DENTIST, HAS MOVED
IL hts orlcs 10 603& WEST MAIN STREET. op-
posite Monroe Park. where be will be pleased 70
rec bis old patrons aud soilests share OF sAs
nublic patronage oc g9-Ta&Th2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
WORK ON STREETS.
sundry Matters Considered at the Com
mittee Meeting Last Night.

The Street Committee held its monthly
meeting last night.
The City Engineers Office being used for
another purpose 1t met IN the otice OF the
City Collector.
The session began about O'Clock and
lasted for some three hours. the greater
portion of the time being taken up IN the
consideration of routine business.
For awhile. however, the proceedings
were quite interesting, and two OF the gen
tlemen present one a member OF the COM
mittee and the other an outsider, became
quite animated in the manner OF their ex-
preston.
THE MARsHALI-STREEr LINE.
After numerous matters of routine had
been disposed of the proposition TO extend
the time of the Manchester Railway and
Improvement Company for laying their Sc
cond track on Marshall street was taken up.
City-Attorney G. V. Meredith read the
ordinance which he had prepared at the
request of the committee. This proposes
that the company shall lay its second track
from College TO Hancock street on Mar
shall by June 1, 1890, and the rest OF the
way from there 10 the corporate limits
within one year from the adoption Oh the
ordinance.
Major Nash. representing the railway
company. said the ordinance gave what
they had asked and its adoption would DO
satisfactory TO them.
Mr.. Higgins moved TO adopt the paper,
rather TO recommend its adoption TO the
Council.
WANTED BOND.
Major Capers, of Clay Ward, opposed
this motion. He was not willing that the
ordinance should be adopted unless the
company was required to give some bond;
say in the penalty of $1,000, conditioned
upon the faithful execution of the agree
ment. This was the third time this com,
pany had asked an extension OF time, ana
he thought 1t was only wanted III order
that a sale might be effectad What a~sn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

A bruise may result in an abscess il not
promptly attendedto. Apply Salvation Oh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
prsrnyr 7racYTns FOR NrGHr-scHooLs.

Misses 1lattie B. Ellctt, Essic Curtis, and
Molie Robinson were elected reserve
teachers for Springfield and Nicholson
schools. Misses Minnie T.. lyree and Mary
+. Petutt were elected reserve teachers for
Elba school.
After transaction of routine business
the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

Economy and strength are peculiar 70
,,b;ch 800 Doses One Dollar" is true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
THE LEE MONUMENT.
MeRclE CANNOT FINISH HIS WORK
UNTIL JANUARY.
The unyeiIing. Therefore. VIII Not Take
Place Until the Month of
May Next.

The granite pedestal Of tho Lee monu-
ment is nearly finished, and whether
viewed from far OF near looks beautiful.
Hardly anything in tins country surpasses
it in graceful symmetry, in appropriateness
Of design, or majestic appearance. The
bronze group-horse and rider-will, 1t IL
believed. he in excellent keeping with 1t;
but il will not be ready as soon as hoped
for.
IN M'KIYNEY's TERM.
As the monument enterprise seemed to
be sleeping the sleep of death when Gen,
eral FifZ Lee came into the gubernatorlal
Office. and a. it was through his vigorous
action that new life was infused into It, 1t
was earnestly hoped by the Board Of Man
aqers of the association that the monument
could be unveiled during Governor Lees
term but il is not TO be: that pleasure IS
reserved for Governor Mckinney; and that
he will do it happily and well there IS no
one 70 doubt.
PROM THE FOUNDER.
Governor Lee yesterday received from
Mr.. Edward Lee Childe, a nephew OF Gene
raI r. T.. Lee and cousin Of the Cover
nor. a resident of Paris. letter dated
in that city on October 14th. stating
that the writer had Just been to the
foundry where Mercic's model is to be put
into bronze. Mr.. Childe was taken by the
foreman all over the works and was shown
divers parts Of the statue. He was assured
that though very good progress was being
made it was not possible 10 finish the
group before the middle of January. and 70
do AZ well as that. he declared, they would
have 10 work Sundays and nights.
MEETING oFTHE BOARD.
called meeting of the Board of Mana
pers of the Monument Association was held
in the Governor Office yesterday and Mr..
Childe's letter was laid before the mem
bers: and after full discussion of The sub
iect il was resolved that the unveillng be
postponed until Thursday the 18th OF May
II is asked that the military Organizations
all over the State make arrangements to
attend at that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

Frantz Bador 20 Elizabeth Bushell wife
Of John A. Bushel. 30 feet Oh north side
Of Graham street between Erln ana GiiiI"ih
(Fulton). improved, $500. - ~
Susan Fussell 10 John X. Fussell, 40
acres IN Henrico county, $50.
Lease. John Hitchcock and wife 10 Au-
gustus :. Redd. acre on Nine-Mile road
~ crossing on York River railroad, IN Far
field township, for five years from January
1st. 1898. at $40 per annum.
Assignment OF lease: Sumner !. Dun.
ham 10 a. +. Carpenter. assignment OF
lenee dated March .. 1889. from II. p. Mer-
scrcou and wife. : 800.
Assignment: Aaron I. Carpenter 70
George ". Brown, lease from Sumner T..
Durham. dated March 9. 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

Mr.. Walter T. Booth. one of the Demo
cratic legislative nominees. was the first
speaker of the evening. He expressed
great satisfaction and pleasure at meeting
such large assemblage of his fellow-work-
ingmen For nineteen years. ever since be
finished his apprenticeship. he had been
Democrat, and he honestly believed that
95 per cent of the workingmen OF Virginia
Were the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29
PROPERTY DEALINGS.
Deeds of Bargain and Sale Admitted to
Record.

The following deeds Of bargain anu saIe
were admitted 10 record IN the City
Chanccry Court yesterday:
Flzaheth Y. Fox and husband TO J. II.
Siopaioo. 81 feet on north side of Broad
street near Twenty sixth. improved (sub-
icct 10 deed Of trust Of 81 ,6OO) $4,000.
John A. Kraiz and wife 20 Alice J.. Per
kins. wife of William II. Perkins. $134 feet
ON east side Third street between Clay and
Marshall. improved. S3, 800.
John ". Otley and wife 10 Bessie A.
Spencer ard JOSIAH Vaughan, 26H feet on
west side Fourth street between Byrd ana
Arch, improved, Subject to deed OF trust
Of S2100l. S2.025. 90,
Charles T.. Whitlock and II. NJ. Smith
and their wives 10 Lewis Ginter, 3s 2-l2feet
on Cary. southeast corner Fourth, I'M
proved $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

The Superintendent, William +. Fox.
submitted his monthly report. showing
the condition Of the schools for the pre-
vious month Number Of schools 237;
tcarhers. 22s; total enrolment, 1922;
monthly enrolment, 1910. average daily
attendance, g15l; percentage. 80. lms
shows total enrolment of 357 pupils
more than the corresponding month last
wear. The Superintendent says that the
schools opened well and reports from the
principals and teachers indicate that the
conduct and studiousuess of the pupils is
exceptionally good.
The Superintendent reports that the
nights ehools were opened on the 2d Of
October at Elba. Springfield. and Nichol-
son buildings. Ihcrc has been, much
larger enrolment than that Of last year,
and the pupils are trying hard to profit 10y
the instruction. There are three schools
at Flba, three at Springfield. and two at
Nicholson, all of which are well attended
The enrolment is ~ and the percentage
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-29

The committee now returned 20 the con-
sidoration Of routine business and was 50
engaged until late hour.
Colonel Cutshaw called attention TO the
fact that the contractors will hardly be able
to finish laying the amount of cur6ing and
entering that was intended 70 be LAID this
wear and suggested that the committee go
over the matter and decide which to leave
The subject was informally discussed,
and on motion Of Mr.. Glover Colonel
Cutshaw was directed to communicate
with the contractors and inform them that
unless they go 10 work IN manner 10 inul-
cate the completion of their contracts by
the close of the year new contracts Will be
advertised for and they will be held re-
sponsible for the difference in price.
The members of the committee who at
tended the meeting were Messrs. Cren-
shaw (chairman), Glover. Stratton. Chap
pell. higgins, Carter, Capers, Wingheld,
Crump, and White.
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nett hiutsr lit fd1reiteuSeu Meatbematt

fers gemabr. Soglei9 blieb ite iteben
uub erDartete nit elnem liebensmiiroi.
gen 9d@eln iein 9eranuabeu.
| Beaing mar peinlI9 betrohen; ein
Glu9tDerlu6 mar burd) bic umIidnoe
ausgsf1loIfeH; au6 Der @eoanfe, ibr
ben Brief 5u iiberreiden uno fi6 aus
Dem 5taub gu MAIDEN, Idieu ibm nid,t
ausfi6rbar; 10 ergab er f6 benn unb
trat beran, fie su be9riiBeu.
Snbem er nun glei93eitig einen ettpas
| f6euen unb finitern SeltenbIid auf bic
babf6e iunse lle6eltbdterin mart, ma6e
te er eine gang iiberral6enoe @utbedung.
Oiefelbe fano ba in Der 3uBerifen 8ers
mirrung unO 8el9dmuns, BON fammens
Dem &otb tbersofen. sic Qtusen re-
gungslos 5l Boben geri6tet.
Sn biefer 8erfa1ung bate nod fein
5ttrbli@er Ilma @ruber seisben, unb
es ftebt feif: 10 bate He aud nod tein
eterbli6er in ibrem anmutbisfen &ei5
gefsbeu.
Nuf 8slling iibte bieier Nnblid elite
Wirtung, bic fat eineh lei6ten Betdu,
buHg D6er eiuem angenebnien S9mins
bel glei9tam. 9tur trie aus elmer ges
tpilen Gerne un6 nit eigentbiimli9er
@lei6giltisfeit b6rte er bic reid flieBen
ben Worte Der sSniiitutsporifeberin, mel,
DE in berbinbli6iter Torm lire Bite
wieberbolts, piel bon bem ioealen Wertb
Der retnen Watbematit reoete, bon ber
bilbenben Sraft abgesosener 8oritsllun.
gen, bon Der naben 8ertpanbti9aft nit
ber 2ogit unb Der WetapbDff, BON benz
gtnfluB Der praftiI9en 8rigonometrie
auf bic @baratterentnidluug, BON Der
Bertiefung bes mei6li6en @emGtblebens
our9 tlare itereometril6e Nni6auungen
uno bielen. dbnli9eH pdbagogii6en
@unSern -er itanb ftumm nit feinem
Nbiagebrief in ber 0anb, nnb als er 3ur
Befnnung fam um6 bon ibr freigelai1en
mar, bate ct Sa sefagt, unO alles mar
berabrebet unb georbnet.
Wiit einem @efiibl tiefen nnbebagens
febrte CT nod 9auie surhd; ben unbe.
nhBten Srief legte er 5u ben 9erional>
aften uno ben gapisren, tpel6e bic
ui9ti9iten Nbi6nitte ieines 2ebens be.
aei9neten, prufunss3eusniiie, Nnitel<
lungsbetrete unb berglei6en.
Mir baben inns iiberrumpsln IaiIen,
Mollb, faste er, mir fiab i'm 8esriff, ets
mas sesen uniere lleberseueung gu tbun,
unIere ganse @riiten5 mutbwilig aufs
Spiel 3u ieben!
Wolp CAB einige fanft beulenbe.S6ne
bon fi9, tDie INNER, iueun ct ius @es
iprd6 ge3ogen purbe.
ST bas ni6t bal6er Wabnfnn2 Wie
NOR es nur m6sIid, iib in elmer fli6tis
gen 8eripirrung 70 tpiberfanbslos ges
fangen au seben2 ST es tpirtli6 cine
10 msrftuiir6is rei3oolle 9ufea5e. bic
Ginbereien eines berSogenen Sadlifdes
au betdmpfen?
gr mar enti9ie6en ni9t bieier Nn..
fi9t; aber es gab in einsm Wintel Ieis
ner Seele cine Stinme, wel1e breiit be.
bauptete: Sa, es III eine mertptirbis
rei5bolle Qufgabe.
(6ortlssuns foIst)
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9nmt .
WOLFSON Ecke Main Plaza

Die pbDfologif9 ri6tige Bebauptuns,
BOB bic berbdltnibmdBig 9roBe 3abl BON
Babnlinnss@ri@einungeH in Gamilien
teglereIbsr 6iiriten, unb beIon0ers Der
bObeH ariifofratie Spaniens unb gngs
lambs, ibre llria6e in ben Berbei=
ratbunsen naber 8lutsoerlpanoteu bat,
ertldrt aber nod ni6t sut @eniige bic
SelItes3erriittung pieler Serrider unb
Telbbsrren aus pergaugenen biitorii6en
3eiten.
Nus Nlem, mas autentiI6 bon benz
@baratter, 2ebsn unb 3reiben folder
ngrOBer" Selben unb @roberer, auf uns
gefOmmen III, f9lieBen anerfannte plps
9ologeu unb @ddi6isforider nod auf
eiae aHoere uriafe, ndmli9 elmer
S9mdGe ober .gi9entbamli1feit Der
Meni6enleele.
Wenn Der Meni9 l1on bur1 @es
burt ober abitammung, pbne bic ern.
tie ober barte edule oes 2ebens bur1.
semadt gu baben, ober bur9 auBerors
bentlide @Iiidsfdae, ober md9tigen
@rfolg In geiDagten llnternsbmungen,
etne 10 bObe 9tellung ilber.ieiue 3eitges
nofiea einnimtht, permirrt f1 lei9t oas
geiunbe urtbeil iiber &e9t, pHidt unb
5itte. st iDirb bDn S1mei1lern,
StreberH un6 Stlaoenieelen umgeben,
unb baIb mirb er ben Wiberlpru1 zines
ebrli6en Wannes ooer patriotsu als
Wfaielidts.8erbr aniebeu unb oemz
gemdB bsbanoelu. Ser 8sgriff BON
Weui1enre9t unb Menlhenmiirbe
f6tpinbet, ieinen unseahselten 2eiben-
i6aften mag er ingeitraft fr6bncn unb
ieiu grensenlos ge(teigerter Ggoismus
ldBt ibn alle &iidii9ten auf bas &e1t
unO @obI ieiner Wltmenl9en obsr bes
Staotes osrSeIIen. 3eiue touititutjos
neaen 56ranfen Dber @eieBe bemmen
ober perbinoeru feline Observation-Disclosures.
ben 8Oridbe unb 9an6Iuugen; Dem ct.
erfraniten nrt6eilsOerm0geu folst pffens
bare Seifesoerwirrung unb unge5iissIte
2eioenfdbaften bollenben ben f6rperli1en
unb geiitigen &uin.
Nnr Snbibibien, tpel6e in Der barten
S9ule Des 2ebens, i'm 8erein NIT bars
monii6 enttuidelten gtoBen @eiitesgae
ben unb @baratter.@ @iSenidaiten Geliisz
feit gemonnen baben, tpioertebsn ben
aagefiibrten geriudungen unb berberb.
li6en giufltiien big gum gnoe ibrer
2aufbabn.
Die &aiier Auguitus, 9raian, 4us
relius, elm 4arl Der GrcBe, 3ubolpb
bon 6absburg, Grieoridb Der @roBe,
8Olioar, 8iftor Emanuel unb Wilz
belm L. iteben 5iemli9 bereinssIt ba unb
baben beBbalb au9 ibrer 3eit bic Sig
natur aufgebrtidt.
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90 besablt it'd, nicfit,
(GOrt1etuns folst.)

nit ungewiRea 6eilmitieIn su erperis
mentiren, trenn man nit irgenb einem
ber 2eioeu bebafiet lit. fir ipelde DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
empfoblen tuirb, ba bies 10 politip fiber
in ieinen beilepoen @irtudgen 1T, um
feline Gabritanten gu Der @arantie e
su bere6iigen, baB es nubt ober beilt,
ober bas bafiir be3ablte @eb surtldge.
gebea wirb. gs tpirb BON ibm garaHs
tirt. baB es fomobl ale BIuts, 9auts
uub Experimentation, Sal3HuB,
Jle6ten unb alle ifropbul6ien Wunbeu
uub gni6meauugen als aud S6minb'
fu6t (b. /. 5tropbnloie ber 2ungen)
beilt, iuena re6t3eitig eingenommen
unb oroentli6 probirt.
Sbr mhbt ni6t INNER Sud rduipern,
i6naufen, ipuden unb Sebermann nit
gurem tpiberli6en Ntbem aneteln, ions
bern DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy aes
brau9en unS benz elm @nbe MAIDEN.
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Swatt oer .Sdre&fid)e
mmO iein 9nnb.
Saomaa pon $. @pffmamm.
lGortfetuns.l

HelIiuo oebord,te. i@rieb hen 9rief
init elmer iebr hSfIihen ober belfimm.
ten MbJebrmpoyG,rnu6. WrbeifsHbsr.
bdufuuo - ,iub oina inn ionIeidb an,
6ie gnfi AT irooeu 1fntermeos erin.
nerte i'm Sic Storm bes 9riefmmidIoos
an elm mathemotifd1es 9robIen1. In
meId5emDber Qrei1,nuuft ber Oioaouo.
len zines NarolleIoaromms cine oetpif5e
MoQe lbieIte, unb er perIeufte ieinen
Self aIsbaIo 10 tief in biefe Inter
Iud,Iuo. boB er BEN 3ip.d ieiues Wus.
aonos pblliq peraaR uab mit bem grief
IN Der 0aab Die itd6tildle Vrolfenaoe
entlona briitete.
Taff hottie er ldaon ben Saben Ser
eu6aiitiaen 2bfuna iither in Der 0onb,
oIs er blbkIidb oufaeff6rt murbe. burd1
ben MubIid atpeier 6id1t por linn ipo,ie.
renbeu Dou1eu, in 6eren eitter er NIT
einem fleiuen Gd,red Fr6uIein Seine
mann erfaunte, ct mdsiate iofort feline
@c1riite uub aebad1te Bel benz erifen
Querpea ieitmdrts obaubieaen, ols iein
Muae Surd1 bic @eltalt unb bas @ebah.
rem ibrer 8eoleiteriu oefeifeIt tpur6e.
Sc nor eine fleiue. Feife SeltQlt bon
iuaenbIid5er @e5dmeibiateit, nit elmer
eiaeneu feden @rQaie bes @Quaes. sic
brebte ibr bepedlides 6dIsd,en nod
redts un6 Iiufs berum, unb babel aab
He oeIedentlid ihr Brofif sur Nufidht.
oas burdl cine poruehme Siibnbeit oes
Gdlnittes ausaeaeid,net mar. T(otte
Qbdden frdulelten hid, iiber bem Taden
auf iinb hlibfteu leid,t pie in heiterem
llebermufh. s6eIbft bic itreno aeone=
trild aefhuIte Seele ceSuans bes
6drediidlen fonute lid, Elm mdaulid,es
gDob(aefa[Ieu. an Dem reoelIoIen Mei,
bieler grldbeiuund uidat perbehleu.
9oIb oorouf fieI INN an Irdulein
2einemonns haaerer 6odaeItoIt etuos
@onberborss ins @uae: es hattie ben
ylnidein. oIs fieIe ibr Elm Lancer br6dls
tioer 2obf frei iiber ben sflideu Oos
Sd5ien bod cine redjt ouffolIeube Triiur
Fir cine Vdbooooitl pon, Mono unb Be.
beusolter biefer Some: iibrioeus botte
her 9nnf .iue iebr ,,nnembbnIid,e fforf
ins @riinIid1e ibieIen6e Idrbuno So
fredfe nd, fI6klid5 bie redbte nonb ber
iuuoen Oome non, Ieise binter bem mi.
den her dfteren uno modte I'D, in ne.
beimniBboller gBeiie etuas an ienem
3opf 3u ibaifen. SEPT ertannte er bic
iDabre Natur beiielben: er belfonb aug
elmer langen &eibe bon Gletten, uelcbe,
in 3isrIider &eselmdBigteit aneinanoer
gefiigt, bon 5em Wfanteltragen berab'
blngen.
Wlei95eittg nernabm er nun au1 Die
Sllmme per oeIngn'ten SeDrettH' mei@e
DefMspmli@ l99te:
2e'llllu, lleoe Aima; Sle 9laueen
nlWl, T.e legt Is mi0 1Tell, oaB Sls M
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Gin Tuub, Ser olIe 8riefmorteu,

= Gin 5unb, Der ale 8riefmartens
iammler In bobe Nufregung berieben
tpirb, 1T in @alena gema6t motben.
VI beltebt aus pref Mifourier Brief.
marfen aus Dem Sabre 1845, unb apar
3tuei 81 10 @ents unb eiHe 5u 20 Gents.
Die Wfarten trugen bas Waihourier
Wappen, nit Der umi9tift st. 2ouis
poitoffce" ,lino redtedig uno inS6mara
ahf bIaues papier georudt. Sic finb
eine groBe Seltenbeit unb Der gliidlide
Jinber Wirb einen boben preis bafir
erhalten.
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@eibe 9apus.

$500 gares 5beer, 5airseorb. Ylaib
saDns, 10 Gents per garO; 9}arieiIes
Don l24 Gents per Ourb an; feline
Biques, is Gents per Yarb; DreB Gam
bries, 127, 16S unb 20 Gents; euslifds
@anhrics uno NainicOfa, 36 i3Ou brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
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ldrer. Sic itnb ausss3sidnet in Der
Wdfde unD i'm Gam sefdr6t.
Sdottifde 3epbare ouerleeter MObe
in@auen Wuifern, fclip sefarbt, 81 3ou
Brett, 25 Gents.
Cine bubf9e Quswahl ron Sdottis
f@en Gbambrans 35 unb 40 @ents.
@rpBer 8Orrutb .pou @lassOw Be-
phhrS aller Grt.
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0as @eidaft bIiiht,

:. 9ermutbI,@ bat @t@ts elm iOl8es aufblhben rer
Nppthete rcn DreiB, 2brmpipn & &c., perurIadbt aS
ete itberale GustbetIuns ron grobeHai6en ppn r0r.
atnSS nenerfanhsnem Mittel sesen S&winpiubt.4 a
Der IN otelem Nrtttel erSielte nmias lit ma6rbaft
enrrm elm Seres pcn rer 1batlae, bab hieeS pertb=
srue Qaittel ae Sale ron uiten, 6rtdltuns, Gabma,
Srpnhttts, Srdune uno ale @rten ron Sal5z unb
snn9enleteen hder eurtrt uue ME febll6ldst. Man
Serluhe has Mhttel er5t, inbem fi6 cine 9rpbes
5lalde gratis se6en ldbt. Die sreben 6aI6eu fpIten
81. Der Gripls pirn sardutirt.
Gum gertauf in alien aprbeten unb in eer Orpz
s@reBbaaelunS ron OreiB, Gbpmpipn Il Go
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0efdrbte Qapns.

40 5oI breiter 8attilt, quite Waare
10 uno 124 Gents per Durb; Ylait
aawns, 80 3Ou brett, in 4 Sarben. 1C
Gents; 100 9tade Bertb Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @DrO Srsanbies, 12l
Gents; Beriii6er Mall aaer art, 80 unt
35 Gents; Gmeriean @baGlies, seorudi
unb edtfarbis, IA garb8 far 81.
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Stride 9einellaenae.

glOuien. eeinen, Belfait BrDDn 5res
einens, Is Gents; bsaun 2einen. gattilf,
BON 10 Gents an; 9einen. gambrics, so
@ents Big 81. unb Dieles anbere.
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9lnfiehenerreaennl I

Der uebersans ron LANCER ifmerSbafer arantbeti
gu rebuter @eiunebeit TT eine Gpp6e i'm eebeu pes
Meui6en. Sin IclheS bemerteuspertbes Gre9niB per-
sbt man nit une bIei6t Dem pbeit5bruger tets
6autbar. Desbalb bort man aud ilberaa ,Glectrtcs
8tters@ eben. so piele perbauten ibre @eIunnbeit
tteiem Srcfen Seilmittel une 1onie gBer nit irsenp
elmer 8rautbet er RereH, her geter peer hes MasenS
seplast 1T, sle9saltls nie LANCE pirb oprse See=
runs Gurb ben Gebrau electric SittrS erlungeu.
9ertduit Su 80 9t5. uup II oie 6lai@e in Oretb,
Z em& pH q Gr.'S Npethete.
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Qamns.

Wir hoben ieet utebrsre bunbert Stade
ameritanii@en, en8lif&en, iriiden, frans
3Sffden uno i6mei5sr Tabritats CUR 9(u.
li@t ausiiesen.
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Cine pOlitdubiae Nuspabl FER neuez
itea Weufter gu 12a unb Is Ste. per Yarb.
1856 Stiide ''New Departure" 3u 20
unb 25 9ents.
Dies iino Wuifer fran50fider Siinfs
Ter uno quite Woaren.
1889 TrHblinsswaaren in fcliben Gars
Ben 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3ep9prs.
Dieie Wuuren werben INNER pppu-
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