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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02

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rei6en un0 cine Geb6lferung BON 27,s
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Garmer 8 Beb6lferung BON 21,639,485
NSenlGen mobuen uub leben f6nnen.
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miGi9t unb einen 5pe3ial= Nusi9uB ct.
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2dnoereien.
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beBbalb, neil Re 8eranIaKung ges
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taum Der Nnbeuiung, re9tlertist es
aber, baB mir bic Nngelssenbeii nod it
peiteren Mrtitsln CUR 8eipre9ung brin=
gen tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02
Ser CINDERELLA gduh sgtpre,

gde Oft,SoutpntraBe unb gbenue G.,
bieier beItebte 2aben Der Stabt, bot
ieinen neuen Sprratb bon g 0 m IN t.
/ 6uben fit Serren, 9amen unb
Ginber erbalten unb bot cine unbers
glei9li6e Nuspabl aaer Sprten uno
Qualitdten. Ser CINDERELLA : S1ubz
Store fibrt nur bic Gabritate ber beiien
Tabrifen unb iiberbietet Mles, mas i'm
.iefigen Martt gu baben 1T. Specia=
iitdt fir 9erren: Der &odforb S9ub
fir So. Sc berlobnt fi9 Der Wiibe, i'm
Cinderella store bor3ufpres
den, ebe man anbersipo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02
san Nenrp sprinas Bart.

+. Scribe, pd6ter. 9ieier tiibIe
unb i6attige Bart 1T Der populdrite @rs
bo~lungspIab Der Staot uno umgegenb
fit GaHliIien unb eignet f6 aud be-
ionbers our Nbbaltung bon pribats
pifnifs. Serr Scribe 1T elm febr auf=
mertfamer Wirtb, Der ftets beiirebt 1T,
bic @anf6e Der @dlte gu erfnlen.
Seben Sonntag Nadmittag unb Mbeno
finbet elm Greis3on3ert 1foti,
ausgefiibrt BON Der Ser. Staaten HRis
lit1r Sapele. 17,7,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02

nas SIN beliebten Miiiipnss
8artem finb @Bsimmer eingeri9tet
uuo e%r0ffnet porben, woielbft man res
suldre Mabl5eiteu einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mabl5eiten perben
i'm eigenen @ef9irr ausgefanot uno auf
Wuni6 Dinners unb 5oupers ins 9aus
geIiefert. Nufmertiame 8ebienung unb
prpmpte a~usfibruug Der Iuftrdge sa'
rautirt. Nbeiner & Waml.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02
q 9lrnsca.salbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt fur S6nitte,
asnetl4un9en, @ef6birs, Gieber. unO Saut'
Ansidlag, 6IeGte, %ssiprunsene SdnOe, 8rof.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir on2 9sos
1embl6tt $3.50.
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eSip 0fuSfteUuun.

STE MmSteaamg.
Sn Der beuie Bormitta9 I'M 5ibuugss
faale bes Stabtrat6es abgebaItenen re9t
aablrei@ beiu9ten Gitrgerberiommluug
prd1i6irte Der Nnpalt Barnard.
Serr Il. Soft ergrif bas Wort unb ers
tldrte Namens oer Gair . NKociotipn,
mas bereits benz grpBen Publifum BE-
FAINT 1T. DaB Die NRociation obre ges
niisenbe Sransportmittel, um bic Gair
au einem @rfolge 81 MAIDEN, bas &iffo
ni6t ibernebmen fonute unb beBbalb
bDn benz arrangement ber NusfieQuag
abIab. Die 9ireftoreH baben bereits
cine i@mebeube S9ulo bon 80 bis
IS. 600 Dollar auf li9 laifen unb mel.
germ Ii9, meter @arantie 5u leifen. Sie
Safe Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T
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unterftiben, mas ba3u augetban 1T, Der
5tabt em%porsubelfen. So cine grpBe
Mn3abl BET Gairs9 ireftoren ni9t aaipe@
fenb fei, 70 tpollte er einen Got{Oiag
MAIDEN Sails bas 8irgerfonl:'e bic
Summe bon $4,000 aufbriN8f, DaOpn
$4,000 bet GairgeieliGaft iiber'oeif rno
ben &eft bon $40. 600 fiir bic GabuIinie
betimmt, 10 tperbe bic Gair9eieuiGaft
eine MltsiteIung anberaumen unb bas
ARRANGEMENT iibernebmen.
Sic 8etiammlung bei@loB barauk
bic 5ubIfriptionen, bic big iebt $9250
betrager, auf bic berlangte 06be gu
bringef unb erbat i9 cine mode 3elt.
Namens beg 5tabttatbes CAB Qlber>
mai &ogers bic 3uiage, baB bas Wege,
re6t fir bic 8aba borausfi6tli6 ge.
m1hrt mprApu miir0p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02

a Gamilien. bic ni6t bereits bas
nit psrieben ftnb, iOlteu feline 3eit bsrs
lieren, fi9 cine Glef6e BON Gbambers
lain's @olits, @boleras unb Oiarrboe.
mittel gu faufen. @s 1T bic ein3ige
Mebi3ia, auf Die man fi@ III alien Gdls
len bon Maeenbei9merben perlaKen
tann. rs unb so Gents per 6Iai6e Bel
&. @obn & 60. unb 5. &alteper &
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02

-Sn Solfon fiarb Der als freioenferi.
i9er S6rtftiteqer riibmli6It befannte
9enrp Seaber. 9erIelbe mar felt 81
&ebacteur bes 8oitoner .Inves-
zines Der beiten eriItirenben
Jreibenter j. 8ldtter, bic es 9iebt.
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= Wir fin6 nod ni6t beranlaBt,
unier groBes 2aser BON neuea unb &c.
brau9ten Bianos uub Orgeln gu ber'
faufeu, bennp9 f0nnen mir before Ser>
mine unb biligere Yreile unter gutter
@arantie seben pieiebes anbere @ei6dft.
SDos @nggan & Bros,
208 Commerce 5traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02
0emtib @mgliibe Sdmle,
Gan Nntonio, 8era8.

S0n Nntonto, Setas.
anertanut tiidtiae 9cbranifaIt fir 3nabcn
unb @db@cn; felt brcibis Sabren in roger
@irtfamteit. 8ortrefFiGe Qebrtrlfte inter be.
ipdbrter 9eituno. Der ensIii9en Sprade pirS,
ME Der beutiden, boIte &ednung setraaen.
ausereem untcrridt i'm Shanii6en. @ini9er,
maben borbsrcitete S6IIer inben jeoerseit
Nufnabme. Idbere slusfunft ertbeiIen SER
4. @roos, @rdiibent bes SduI 8orfanbes
uub SO M. 9arbed, 0ireftpr bsr snfalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02
Die SAN ANTONIO CooPERAGE

Die SAN ANTONIO COOPERAGE
works., 8eO. ManbrD @igenz
thinner, 20. los unb 10 QufinsS Str,
San OH / D, 6aben fi9 in leBter
3eit beOeuteno bersr0Bert, Die groBar.
tighten uro beiten Sifereimaidinen OILS
gei9aft uno fino pOrbereitet, ale Nuf=
fridge FIR $50 @allouen 2iquDrsG egs
unb Barrels prompt aus3ufibren.
S6idt Cure alftrdge einl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02

10 r9entt anoie alamo"
uro bereitet @u6 auf bas balbige @rs
i9einen bes 80 iener Eager y e.
bpr.
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@ M. $. OutteriiSe, 335
Ofs SouftunsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
uub Steam : Jitters, balten fi6 benz
publifum fir lille in ibrGa6 i6Iagenben
4rbeiten empfoblen unb peripre6en
prompte 8eiorsung auer Nuftrdge.
&ronleu6ter, @ass Girtures, 8abeuans
men. gloiets &c. itets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02
5rau u. g 96ner

geaugnebmenb auf obise Notis piini6e
i'd bic geebrten Samen bon San 9ln.
tomb unb umgegeub barauf aufmert.
fam gu MAIDEN, baB i'd bas BON Irau
u. S@0nert setaufte Waarenlager unb
~beionoers bas rei6baltige Eager BON
Stridz unb Stidpoae gum &oftenpreife
.oertaufen werbe. Cine srDBe uab mo.
berae Iusmabl BON 9erbf : Waarer
miro in furaer 3eit eintreffen unb bite
i@ UNI gefditsea 3ufpru6.
N9tungsbDa
Jrau g.. 2ebDon.
0ie Serbits unb Winter . Mufter BON
Mabame Semoref inb foeben eins
~getrofen.
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gu uerpadten.

Sas gtaffel . 6ptel in 86rne
1T 5u berpa6ten bonn /. October.
6. s. @rothaus.
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Niemanb Tolte Deridumen, ipe.
nigitens ein mol i'm Sabre fein 8lut
nit Or. Auguft 26aiS's 9amburger
Sropfen 3u reinigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-02

@ Sobnfon8ros. liefern bic
beften unb hiai9ffen 9rudia6eu @ebt
AL linen.
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0flamp 2atrinems 9lbfmbr- Spftetm.
Office: Is orb.GloresitraBe, $elepbon
359. 6. 6. Mbbeb, Wanager.
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Sa- Sbr 1part @eIb, toenn ibre Cure
Srudla1en bel Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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s3- 6einfte unb biuigte Srudia=
DER Bel 8 0 h o 8rps.
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Gei9dfts SerGnOerung.

9ierbur6 our gefdGisea gena6ri6,
tiguus, 6aB i'd meitl, felt lansen Sab
ten in NO. 1853 Commerce : StraBe
betriebenes BuBgei6dft an 6rau g..
2ebDion perfauft babe. Sd bite, bas
mir gei9enfte Wertrauen auf meme
Na@folgerin gu iibertraseH.
N9tungsbol
Grau u. S96nert.
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Sine por3iislt6e @elegenbeit

gine por5lgltde @elegenbelt
snr ueberfa6rt spiiden 9euifdIanb unb gm,e.
rita bietet Die bepdbrte urb beIisbte Baltimore
2inie beS
0orooeutf6en Slopo.
Die ribmlidff ~befannten, neuem unb erprob>
ten Poffbnmpfer hiefer 2inie fabren reselmdsis
tpSdsntli@ apiiden
Baltimore ttnO 8~retttett
-birect,-
nnb nebmeu gaifasiere au febr biHiaen @reiieu.
Suite 8erpaesuns! @robtm0gIidte Cider.
belt! Dolmetider b~esleiten bic @inpanberer
duf Der &eiie mad benz @effen. 8is Gnbe 1888
purben NIT 2Iob6 . 9ampfern
1,8S5,513 Yaffagiere
elidlid iiber ben Ocean befOrbert, gehib elm
gutes 8eusnib fur bic 8eliebtbeit hiefer 2inie.
@eitere Iusfunft crtbeilen:
u. gGmtnadber s. Co., General. agenten,
ITO. 5 Siib.@ab, Strabe, Baltimore, Wb.
S. Ism. Gibenbnrs, General gsent
NO. 104 Fifth Avenue, Gbieago, SIs.,
poer Seren Uertreter int SnIambe.
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5psi Cash-beys BEL
8. MORRIS & Bro.
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5ln A%mepOirilng Der 10, Settiou Der
reOiOirten SrOitaBen, wte iie III
0er orttten ltnter Abtbeilung Oes
40. GapitelS beiagter Sroiuau;en,
sur Gegnlirras Der 6erteaung bot
Seite1wegen entbalten it.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27

A correspondent of German paper
gives an interesting account Of the career
of the late president of the Bulgarian
national assembly, Zackaria Stoyanow.
His parents, who lived at Rustchuk, were
SO poor that it was impossible for them
to pay anything for his education, and at
an early age he was hired out as herd
boy. There are persons still living in
Rustchuk who remember seeing him
trotting merrily along the streets soon
after the break of day, taking his flock
to the pastures ON the outskirts of the
town. After time he got promotion.
His employer and number of other
Bulgarians decided upon establishing q
reading room in Rustchuk, and, as they
wanted some one to keep the books and
papers, and the place generally, in good
order, young Stoyanow was brought in
from the pasture and put in charge.
The sight of printed matter for the
first time in his life was revelation to
him, and he began to feel the influence
of that passion for knowledge which re-
mained with him throughout life. BY
dint of hard work, he acquired knowl-
edge of reading, and in six months had
taught himself to read fairly well.
Following on his mental expansion
came greater ambition. He went to
Bucharest, where he found employment
in printing establishment There he
acquired skill as compositor, and there,
too, he made the acquaintance of an
other type setter, who became his life
long friend, and is now known as minis
ter-president of Bulgaria, NJ. Stambulow.
Stoyanow occupied his leisure by study
ing scientific and other SUBJECTS; he
also attained considerable knowledge of
French and German.
Some articles he wrote soon after the
war with Russia, concerning Russian pol
icy in Bulgaria, attracted attention to
him as man of genius, and he was
soon after elected a deputy. From that
day his career was one Of advancement.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
Peculiar Legal Case i'm Germany.

Germans are anxiously awaiting the
final verdict in very peculiar case
which recently came before the German
courts. Two ladies of Wesel, it seems,
made q complaint before a. nagistrate
some time ago that one of their neighbors
was owner of a rooster whose loud crow
ing disturbed their slumbers every night.
The magistrate decided that the noise
was disorderly and fined the owner of
the rooster "because he did not pre-
vent the animal from growing at
night" An appeal from this decision
was taken to the higher court, but with
out success. Now, it appears, tho owner
of the Objectionable rooster has appealed
to the highest tribunal in the country.
He argues that his rooster only exercises
his natural right when he crows, and
that rooster is a useful and very neces-
sary animal. "Without roosters," he
explains, "there would be no hens, and
If we had no hens there would be no
eggs. Since, therefore, we cannot do
without hens and eggs, we cannot do
without roosters either" The case, so
far, has been rather expensive for the de-
fendant, but he is of good cheer and
hopes to carry the day by his logical ar
gument.-Exchange
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
LAMBERTvILLE. N J., WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 81 1889

homo from the tavern one night, and the
landlord was about shutting up when his
customer came back on. the full run, re-
gardless of his well earned rheumatism.
He was white with terror. With chat
tering teeth he related how he was tod
ding along home, with his head down
and thinking of nothing in particular,
when he heard big sigh close by, and,
looking up, he saw right on the end of
the bridge a handsome looking British
officer in his red uniform and ON a big
bay horse, riding about the road slowly,
looking intently on the ground and sigh
ing as though he was looking for some
thing he wanted very much but could
not find
"'B' goshr said the old soldier, Il
knowed right away it was that dead
British officer looking for his body, and
l came away as quick as could
THUS, you see, the authenticity of the
Six Roads ghost is regularly established"
j. d. c. in Newark Call.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
PerpetuatIng nm Incident.

As Mile. Rhea was leaving Ottawa
Canada, an old, white haired gentleman
approached her in the sleeping car, and,
with charming cordiality, presented her
with basket of the most beautiful
grapes, in the top of which was q large
bunch of Marechal Neil roses and the
following note; ''Dear Madame Rhea--
When the first Napoleon was brought as
captive into Plymouth sound by Capt.
Maitland, of the Bellerophon, was born
July, 1915. My father, who had ex-
tensiye hot houses, sent to Napoleon
basket of the finest hot house grapes. In
seeing you in the role of Josephine
thought ! would ask your acceptance in
your character as empress of the French)
of a basket of the same fruit, thus per-
petuating the incident and paying a
tribute to the 'empress' in the person Of
one who SO ably represents her. With
best wishes and regrets, dear madame,
yours very truly, Richard Nettle, Ottawa,
Oct. 10, 1885," And the old gentleman
added: Although my countrymen called
Napoleon a rascal, my father had the
greatest admiration for him."--Ex-
change. -
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
A Literary curIositv.

The menu of the farewell banquet to
the members Of the oriental congress at
Stockholm ought to take permanent
place in collections of literary curiosities.
The initial "sup' or nip of schnapps
which always begins Scandinavian
dinner was recorded with song in. the
Kairs tongue. The soup was described
in Getziani and song in Chinese. Prof.
Max Muller wrote song in Sanscrit
praising the salmon. The filet de boeuf
was mentioned by q verse in Malay and
by another in Javanese. Artichaut au
beurro was treated in Coptic; cateau a
la Victoria in hieroglyphics; the ices in
Himyaritic; the cheeses in Bicbare. The
menu concluded according to the Swe-
dish custom with Thanks for dinner
written in Persian. Berlin Letter.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
.,osh billings. philosopbv.

"Let him go, my son. said an ancient
father to his boy, who had caught a rab-
bit, "and when he gifts bigger ketch him
again" The boy did az he waz told,
and haz been looking for that rabbit
ever since.
The world owes all its energy and re-
finement tew luxurys. Digging roots
for breakfast and going naked for clothes
liz the virtewous innocence Of lazy
savage.
There is lots ov folks who eat well and
drink we'll, and yet are sick all the time.
Theze are the folks who always enjoy
poor health.
If man hits yu and yu hit him back
yu are even; but if yu don't strike back
he is your debtor, and alwus owes yu q
crack.
Men, il they amt too lazy, liv sum-.
times till they are so, and destroy. the
time good deal as follows: The fust
thirty years they spend throwing sstuns
at mark, the seckond thirty they spend
in examining the mark tew see where
the stuns hit, and the remainder il di-
vided in cussing the stun throwing biz
ness and nursing the rumatizz. n
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
She Can Tell Their Names.

One of the most remarkable old ladies
in Cobb county is Mrs. Olive Handy,
the mother Of the well known and high
ly esteemed Handy boys, Of this county.
She is now over 10 years old and the
mother of nine children, six Of whom
are living. She has sixty-six grandchil-
dren, and can reach all Of them In two
hours ride, except two who reside ir
Arkansas. She can tell the names and
age of every child and grandchild, Civ
ing dates with perfect clearness, dis
playing a memory truly remarkable.
All Of her children and grandchildren
have good homes and are doing well.--
Marietta (Ga.) Journal.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
The Napoleon Of noaa Agents.

Black Bart, who is known to fame az
"the lone highwayman of California, y
has, it is thought, gone to China or Aus
tralia. Over thirty robberies Of stages
and express trains are attributed to this
Napoleon Of the stand-and-deliyer game.
Evidence to convict him was obtained
only in two or three cases. When he was
caught in 1888, he pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to prison for seven years.
He was good prisoner, read devotional
works and was liked by the authorities
at San Quentin. During the last year his
robberies have been very numerous
Cincinnati Commercial.
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ASPIRATION.
Ever higher ~hIls the turmoil

Ever higher while the turmoil
Thrills With siSent pain the soul;
Ever higher while the storm waves
In their widest fury roll
Through the strife and thro' the peace,
Through the griefs that DER us fall,
Through the light, and through the gloom
Ever higher through it all
Higher yet, and higher, though
The perfumed roses droop, and fade,
While DER our weary way the upas
filings its cool and deadly shade
Higher. though the sitting mists
Close round the gathering night Of life,
While thro' the darkness clashing armor
Tells Of fierce and deadly strife
Higher, though each step ofprogress
Leaves its mark in mortal pain;
Higher, though each upward motion
Racks the throbbing, tortured brain,
Through the wilderness of gloom,
Through the martyrs reddening fire,
Through the yondrous astral spaces
Through the cons, ever higheri
---Eva 0orton Taylor in Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27

A well known Australian writer-a
very bad penman-in mentioning the
name of certain lady in an article, said
she was renowned for her graciousness
and charity" For "charity" the com
positor read chastity" The author, on
seeing a proof, recognized at once that
there was an error; but, unable to re-
member the word he had used in place
of chastity" marked the proof with
what is called n "query"-?-to refer the
printer to his MS. When the article APP
peered, the writer-who had intended
to pay pretty compliment to the lady
was surprised to read that she was
renowned for her graciousness and
chastity o." Verdict for plaintiff, e9,-
500 sterling. with costs. San Francisco
ArRonaut
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27

In Great Britain the quantity of coal
dust remaining unemployed annually is
calculated at 2S,000,000 tons. Various
methods have been attempted to convert
it into cakes, but the operation is not
sufficiently remuneratiye.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27

The production Of Bessemer steel in
gots In the United States during 1886
was 2,269, 100 gross tons. OF rails the
output was computed at 1,562, ,410 gross
tons. The production of Bessemer steel
ingots in 1886 was 608,670 tons more
than that of 1885, while the production
of rails had increased by ,939 tons.
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27
BRIGGS
HEADACHE TRIO 0G9M@@
SICK HEADACHE
NERVOUS, BILIOUS OR CoNGEsTIvE FORM.
In ms

This Remedy the prescription of of the leading physicians
Paris France and used by him with unparalleled
thirty years. and first given the Public proprietary medicine
1878 and since that time has found every country
on the face the globe and become avo remedy with thousands
the leading physicians Medical societies have discussed
success at their annual conventions and after
anayzed and found that contained opae bomes
harmful ingredients quietly placed among their remedies
The Lambertville record., 1889-11-27

The housekeepers who in former years
were wont to put up whole ranks Of Jars
Of preserves are contenting themselves
with very moderate store of sweets
this season, and their remarks about the
sugar trust would pain the trustees to
hear.
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TESTIMONIAL.
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ELIZABETH, N j., JUNE 28 1889.
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PRICE, Is CENTS.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE
FOR
D. COCHRAN CO., Cor. Union and CyG Sts LambsrVIs n j.
s.. aF A. ARCHER, Prop, Saratoga Springs NY.