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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

diana. And the fact that the school-book
trust can afford to cxpend thousands OF
dollars in the circulation of such litera-
ture as Mr.. BATENAN's opinion" is suffi-
Gent evidence of the necessity of change
in the present system.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30
Republican Senators Indorse Bribery

Republican Senators Indorse Bribery.
The spectacle OF twenty-five senators re-
sisting an attempt to unseat one of their
colleagues, in the face of overwhelming
evidence that he obtained his seat by
wholesale bribery, is not pleasant one
for lovers of a pure and honest govern
ment to contemplate. This spectacle has
been on view in the senate OF Indiana for
two or three days past. The twenty-five
senators who have thus placed themselves
on record in support OF bribery and cor
ruptlon are all republicans; and their at
titude illustrates the moral rottenness of
their party as strikingly as DUDLEY's in
famous manual of instructions for vote
buyers, or WILLIAM WooDs' recent scan
dalous performance on the bench
Gov. HovEY, in his inaugural message,
said:
THE demagogue who would buy the
vote OF his poor and needy neighbor is far
more corrupt and vile than his victim,
and will only wait his chances to sell the
liberties of his country for higher price.
rs a rule, he lChO buys a UOte UiU sell his OU1.
True, every word OF it. And yet among
the twenty-three senators OF Gov. HovEY's
party there is not one honest, or brave,
or manly enough to demand the unseating
OF fellow partisan whose title to mem
bership is grounded on bribery and fraud.
For the evidence against CARPENTER is
absolutely overwhelming. 1t has not been
refuted, explained, or even denied by that
individual. 1t established beyond the
shadow of a doubt that his seat was OBJ
tanned by systematic bribery. The
senators who led the fight against
his unseating. did not even attempt to
break its force. They resorted to the
tactics OF a Tombs shyster-quibbled and
pettifogged, and played upon words in a
manner that would have done honor to a
Dudley judge interpreting" the law.
They advertised themselves as full sub
scribers to the theory upon which the re-
cent campaign of their party was con-
ducted-that 1.-THE end justiies the
MEANS" that Everything is tair in poll
tics" and that bribery is a legitimate
weapon in political warfare.
If anything were lacking after the Dud-
ley revelations and the Woods scandal to
show that the republican party is hope
lessly corrupt, the twenty-three senators
who voted to retain CARPENTER in a pur-
chased seat have supplied the want The
case against the g. o. p. is complete. 1t
has reached the lowest depths of political
DEGRADATION
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

THERE is one feature of Mr.. MooRE's
defalcation which illustrates Md-eppa's
statement that "Time at length sets all
things even" The people he pinched are
eastern capitalists This completes a cir
Gle. The eastern men, through con-
scienceless congressman, maintain high
protective tariff and thereby rob the
people of the West With their ill-gotten
gains they go into the insurance and loan
business, and thereby still further drain
money from the West. Then an enter
prising western "inancier" robs them.
There seems no other way of getting even
with the tariff robbers. We would not
advocate embezzlement or similar crime,
but if western man proposes to yield TO
the temptation, by all means let him rob
the East.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

our boys and girls are to grow up under
the teaching of those whose moral sense
is so blunted that they will betray the in
terests confded to their hands for the sake
of few paltry dollars, what may we not
expect Of the next generation?
These considerations deserve to have
great weight with our lawmakers. They
should smash the school book trust, not
only because it is robbing the people, but
because it is poisoning the sources of
popular integrity. They should smash it
all to pieces.
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The premium viii be awarded Immediately
after the cabinet nominations have been con-
fraed by the senate. and the award will be
based upon the cabinet, as confirmed.
This offer IS open to the whole world, and
affords an excellent opportunity for shrewd
political guessing. The guesser will receive in
any event the full value of his money in THE
SUNDAY SENTINEL or The INDIANA STATE
SENTINEL; and if he makes the best guess viii
get $50 in cash, and establish his reputation as
q keen political observer and a clever student
OF the signs Of the times.
Now send in your guesses ladies and gentle
meE-de1nocrats. republicans, prOhibitiOnists
asreenbackers. mugwumps and political monde
scripts You all have a chance.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

THE White Caps demolished three
houses and committed other outrages at
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

For severe and aggravated cough accom-
panied by a sore chest, | have used DIR. Bulls
Couch Syrup with the most satisfactory results,
obtaining. as | did, speedy relief J0HN
GLOVER Portsmouth Va.
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ssThe sentinePs' Guessing Contest VIII Re-
main Open Until Feb. L.
At the request of numerous readers, the con-
test forTHE SENTINEL'S ffty-dollar prize for the
best guess" on HARRISoN'S cabinet will be kept
open until the LIST of February. The names of
the cabinet will certainly not be known before
that time, and probably not for thirty days
longer.
Fifty dollars in cash viii be paid the person
who sends to THE SENTINEL Office. before Feb.
!, the best guess on the cabinet.
Each guess must be accompanied by the sum
Of one dollar for which THE SUNDAY SENTI-
srL will be mailed postage prepaid) to any
address, or delivered il the city, for the term
OF six months; or THE INDIANA STATE SENTI-
MEL weekly will be mailed postage prepaidl
10 any address for the term of one year.
The guess" should give the names and posi-
lions of the seven cabinet officers, thus:
Position Name.
state
1reastlTy
Interior
W I------
Navy ...-.-.-. ...----..,.-.--- --------.--
J0St0rlce .----...-.-...--... --.......-...
Justice ATTY. -(Ten. l-.--.-.-...---- --
The premium viii be awarded Immediately
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HARRISoN'S CABINET

ssThe sentinePs" Guessing Contest VIII Re-
main Open Until Feb. L.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
The VaIOr of Conviction.

The women of the Salvation Army
have taken to visiting the liquor sd;
looms of New York and Brooklyn in
order to sell the Var Cry. the news
paper Of the Army. Two very pret-
~ army girls were in Il notorious sa;
loon not thousand miles from tho
Sun office, on this mission the other
night. Leaning against the bar
were gamblers and pugiliSts, and one
or two WhO have been Jailed for using
their pistols too freely. They seemed
to he shocked at the appearance OF
the girls among them. The modest
dress and red ribbons on the ugly
straw boGncts easily told them who
the visitors were. Several papers
were sold, when straDping pugiist
str0dc up and said young WOmon.
pIl buy the whole bundle if you
promise never to come here again"
The proposition was not considered
FIR second. They said they believed
it to be their duty to visit such places,
adding that the nuns of the Roman
Catholic Church did 50. But, don't
you know that somebody might i'll
suit YOU" the big man almost plead
ed. mo, SIR" replied the speaker
of the two. and, in a few words
touched with scorn, she added "No
man will insult us the remarks of
others would not hurt U.s." It was
only after persistent entreaty FROM
the proprietor that the Jealous wo-
men were induced to leave the place.
-NelC York San.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
NUMBER So.

nOuncing the word "two." He evi;
IDENTIFY hoped that one of us would
re'ent. But he hoped in vain.
Only breath held back the last fatal
word, but that word was never
spoken. AS we raised our pistols a
sharp. agonized cry, as from break
ing heart, burst upon the air, and in
another moment two slight shadows
fitted upon the scene. l was a pri5;
| Oner. Laban Adams was prisoner.
Our pistols lay, undischarged, upon
the sand.
Two gentle maH6r1is, who loved us
better than ourselves, and whose love
had led them to deep anxiety in our
behalf, had guessed our secret. Loye
has sharp eyes. Clara Wolcott knew
Laban'S hot temper when under
strong excitement. and she had feara
ed something of this kind from the
first. She had only to whisper her
suspicious to Mary, and two sleepless
sentinels were upon us.
Those two warm spiriis, with their
cries and their tears, melted the ice
crust, and our hearts found the sur;
face.
20, in Gods name, be enemies no
NOR" !" implored Clara.
by the love you bear us-by the
! memory OF ali you hold dear on earth
and all you hop" 10 meet in heaven
east forth the demon from your
hcart!" prayed Mary.
In an instant ! resolved to be a
man. With the arms of my beloved
still CncirCling me, | stretched forth
my hand; but | was not in advance
Of LaIan. AS though one spirit had
, moved us, our hands met midway.
81 have been a foot" said L4ban.
"And l nave been a fool and 2
coward" said [, II was a coward
because | dared not do right"
AYE" cried Luban," 1--WE were both
towards ~
"And," l added, "had it not been
for these blessed angels, we might
have been something worse"
We returned from the dark ground
just as the day was sOftening into
twilight, and from that hour Laban
Adams and myself were fast friends;
/ and they who had saYed us from the
great crime entered upon the life
path with us, and haYe bless d lis
| ever since.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02

In the Philadelphia Record VIC
read this:
"A Philadelphia inventor is busy
on a street-car floor, comprising Stats
laid ClosI-wise on two en- less rubber
bands. that revolve as the car moves
and gradually roll the people up to
the 'front.'"
Now. would not that be a gcon
thing in church ? Even the "official
brethren" miIht find themselves in
the altar. during 1.-THE times of re.
freshing." Empty pews near the
pulpit would he replaced by the full
car%0eS coming up carefully from the
rear. But NJ perhaps it might have
bad effect for many of the "Official
brethren" and many of the church.
members, and many of the ccngrega-
tiOn, might be afraid to step inside
the church, for fear they would be
wheeled away from their old haunts,
into uncomfortable proximity 20 the
preachers end of the building. We
must think awhile before we encour-
age the adoption in our churches of
this new invention. II ought to be
just what we want but it may scare
away the few who yet linger in
our temples. Not just vet Chris
60n Standard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02

Axes, Cant Hooks, Pike Poles. Cross Cut
Saws, Ca)lls and ali Logging and River Trlv-
ing TOMS; Betting, Ci : Cordaoc y + Yoroe
R"ald end log Rules Files. tircu.ar ...-.a.
COUPLINGS. Pillow Rlorks and lf...
Mill supplies furnished ON short r,.....
Wir and steel Rope, Horse Clotuing, " ag-
ons, Buggies, &c, 822
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
BLACK SMITHING.

a.a p. 2czrsr q d. all kinds Of blacksmith
.'.- ..t-r h"s' work 81 speciality. Prices as
..r p. ,.r '' .ri lor nrst class work. shop
near BrOVnIAs House"
DAVID LITTLE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
HVtbl''S botiItu vlle It.as tfil 1sJ eNfl,-p
rience with medicine, I never saw more
Wonderful Results.


Another marked effect of the use Of sflis
lu".urine was the Strengthening of my
riEl'." Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
- had a dry scaly humor for years,
CnI suffered terribly and, as my BROTH
rr and sister were similarly afflicted, i
presume the malady is hereditary Last
M.H'lt, DR.. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
'...,) commended me to take Ayer's
..c apariila, and continue it fof year.
For t;ye months / took it daily have
noy had Il Flemish upon my body for the
l..s three months. ~ L. E. Wiley. f4G
L..nlJcrs St, New York City. ( :
G Last fall andwintersI was troubled
with a ddll, heavy pain in my side.l ]
oH not notice it mich at first, but ii
2t"dlaHT grew worse until 1t became
;.moSt unbearable. During the latter
par. Of 1h53 time, disorders Of the sfon-
arn and liver increased my troubles.
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing the use OF
this medicine for some months, the main
disappeared and I was eornpieteIy
cured" : Mrs. Augusta A. FlTbusli,
Ayers SaFsaparilIa,
PRRPARHp By
Dr.. J. G. Aver & Cos Lowell Mass.
Price 81 six bottles. o.. Worth sss bottle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02

All persons are warned against cutting
down any Of the timber on my land on the
Hooppole Road. adjoining the land OF Bowie
johnson. about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The nPnRltv
for "uttin" down timber in Garrett county
Md without nnrmiNSiCn of the nwror a. the
land. is the came. under the Rrt ~ 1850 oh
2Gt as for reOniOuSIv HoGIinO goods or chat.
tells TO the value ofthe tree or trees so cut
PHEOS. B. HORWITT.
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z 8.

= Sob. &oB bat feline 8oti9aft an
bic bemnd9f 3uiammentretenbe 2egis,
latur nod ni9t bonenbet; neil fi9 Der
Druid Der Beri9te Der perIdiebenen
Staats 9epartements, auf tpel1e ct
8e5ug nimmt, berB6geit bat. Inter
ben seiebgeberii9en Mufsaben, uel9e
bieier 2sgislatur borliegen tperben. Bee
fmbet fi6 bic M~bdnberung Der 2i6eGz
un6 Der WablgefeBe. fopie @efebe 3ur
@erbinberung bes S9ul. Gonbs in ben
Counties auf 2oiten bes aagemeinen
S9ul > Gonbs. 6ooann banbelt
es ii9 UNI bic Betpiaigungen fiir ben
8au elmer Srren : gnitalt fur ben
Sibpeften beg Staates. Srob oes in Der
Staatsfafe befinoliden ueberf6u1es
mirb bic 2~egislatur Miibe baben, Elm
Deficit au nermeioen.
= Sn MebiHa Gountp iinb fir3li1
aus Delta @ountp Sebn Gamilien gus
%9etpanoert, bic i@ nabe 9onbo gttp
niebergelaRen baben.
= Sn Muliin fam man es fi6 ni9t
ertldren, baB Snnbsr i'm Belts bes
itreitigen @runbfiids bleibt, tpent
Gen. STANLEY ben geTebl bate, i'm
bapon 81 bertreiben.
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G%tnhimmiaes ltrtbetI.

Ser apotbefer Us. 3. Sult in 8ippus, Sn.
btana, beaeust: sd fam bas electric
8ttterS als oas bette SeilmitteI empfeblen.
SsDe Sloide. tpelde %berfauft iuurbe. bat bic &c,
NUM- 9te Silfe gebradt. Semanb purbe mad
Dem @ebrau@e bon nur 8 Glaiden bon ieinem
Rbeumatisraus befreit, Der ibn f9on 10 Sabre
lang gepeinist bate. Ser Gpotbefer slbrabam
9ere in 8eaoiIe, Ohio, serTdert: vDieienise
Mebiain, pelde meiner 20idbrisen Grfabruna
mad vam beiten seht" 1T bas electric 8itters@.
Sanfenbe bon dbnIi@en 3easnifen liesen Dor,
foeab ba8 l1rtbeil, babin l~autenb, 6ab bas
electric 8itterS ale aranfbeiteu Der 2eber, oer
@ieren nnO bes 8lutes BELT, elm gang eiufim.
mises lit.
Die Glai9e toffet nur so Gents. gu baben
IN allen apot1etem. Dreib, shomDicn & Co.,
BbolelaIe.
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Ste atuet iebr 0litdlid1en BON
N0nepaoer.

2ebten Geptember faufte Der Nrbeiter
6. 6arreQ elm 3mansiaftel bes 2ooz
fes Nr. AS, 755 in Der 2ouiIiana Staaiss
9otterie, unb iene Summer aog ben gro.
Ben $500, 900 @eminr am 8. Sttober.
s. 6. Pr6bfteI lit Mitbeiber elmer
0dlfte bieies2ooies, tpel9es i'm au $751;
600 bere9tigt, unb melde CUR Goaeftion
Bel Weas, Sarge & So. In portlanb,
Oregon, beponirt tuurbeu, na6bem fe
BON Der 2ouiiana Staatss 9otterie in
Netr Orleans, 2a., prompt ausbeaabIt
tpuroen. Das @elb liegt nun in ports
Lamb bereit I'm gegen Quittung ausbes
aablt su tperben. = 0ancouber Waib.
Serr.] Snoepenbent, z. Nopember.
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aa- Brdune 1T Der s9reden aIer
Mitter, namentli9 In ben Wintermonas
ten, mo lie meiffens bOrberri6t. Sic tann
bermieben merben, tpenir seeignet bes
5anbelt, fObaIb lie auftritt. 6eiIerteit
1T bas erife Symptom; tuOrauf balo
elm eigentbtimlider, rauber 9uften foIst.
Wenn @bamberlains Suiten Mebi3in
angepenbet uirb, fobalb bieie @pmlp.
tome eri9einen, pirb bic Grantbeit obs
sepenbet. 2eine Gefabr, bic Meoi3in
gu geben, ba fe fret bon alien f9d6Ii.
den Subitan5en 1T. Gum 8ertauf BEL
&. II & Co., Npotbeter, gde Weffs
@ommerees uno Gtboff>5 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-02

GeIb erobert. Gen beiten Bemeis ba=
fir eibt feline N%nusnoung BEL Der Ndbs
mai6ine, unb ME burh ldngere @rs
fabrung ~fefaefedt lit, liefert bieie unter
eleftrii9er Sriebfraft rei6li9 aweimal
10 bel Mrbeit, tpie ment fe bur6 ben
meni6li9en SUB in Bewesung 9eiebt
tpirb bas 1T aud Der @runb baftr,
baB ale bic iibriaen 8~epesunss 0ors
ridtunsen, pel@e friberbin perfudss
tpeiie fit bic Ndbmafdine in Nntper=
buns sebra@t finb, : bic 9iamant.
9ampf< 10 tpie bic taIorif9e Maf@ine
unb bic WaHerfraft, = binter benz elets
trif6en Motor 5uriidtreten muBten.
NuBerbem Iiesen bic N6b : Wertfdttsu
in Der &eseI in ben Oberften Stodwers
ten, mo f9tpere Mai9inerie ni9t bers
tpen6bar lit, unb no bic ueberfibrung
BET beipeeenben Strait bur@ Drabtleile,
2eberfoppeln unb Metaqftrdnge unauss
fdbrbar 1T, ober, tpenn aud gu erm6g=
Ii9en, bod 10 tbeuer iein ipirbe, baB
fe bic probutiionsfoften auf cine unz
berbdltniBmdBige Q6be brd9te.
Sn dbnli1er Meiie pie bel Der &C.
tp6bnli9en Wdbmaf6ine fommt Der
elettrif9e wSreiber" aud idon Bel Der
S9ub Gabrifation, fiir bic 5tridma'
i6ine, fir bas gutterfab, fur bic Obfs
treinsMable unbs preie, fir Die Sud-
66neibemai9ine, fir Die Stepf=Wa:
f1ine, fur bic Sattlers Wdbmaf9ine uno
fir b%unberte bon anberen me9auii9en
Borri6tungen our Inmenoung, beren
blobe Nufa1blung bier au Diel 3eit urb
Naum in Mnfpru6 nebmen tpiirbe.
Ser eIeftrif@e Motor geb6rt beute
aud bereits our Wusrtfung elmer pobl
einseridteten Stride uab = iebt ben
Blaiebalg o1 Osgel in 10 mirtlamer
Weiie in 8emegung, ME man fribsr
feiuen Besrif oaoon gebabt bat. ct
bat benz alien ebrmirbigen Nmte bes
Balsentreters nit einem 5blage Elm
gnbe bereitet, unb mas bas bette an
ibm 1T, -e CT betrinft ii9 niemals, fdIt
niemols in S6laf unb fort iomlt nies
mails bic @emeinbe bur1 iein S1nars
den, 6ufen pber Nieien.
Sn elmer Menge BON @emerbs3peis
gen i1 bic eIettrii9e 9etriebstraft bsute
10 i'm aqgemeinen @ebrau9. baB gar
ridt mebr babon geipro6en tpirb,
bauptid1li6 bel fol9en, mel9e feline
@~egenfdnbe, bor aIem Meia0 : Waas
rem. fabri3iren. Stag es binrei9en,
nur elm paar babon als 8eiipieIe an3us
fibren, ole bic 8emerfe, tusl9e Dreds.
Ierz, 5tempf. unb Gorner > Nrbeiten
berfenen, ale, peI9e ~erbabenen Mes
ta0., S6nibs unb preB.Arbeit liefern.
Nu9 beim 0u9bruder unos 8inben,
beim S1neiben bes papisrs uub Bel
Der Gabrifation Der 8riefumi6ldge
fommt Der eIettrif1e Motor einfa9 CUR
8erwenbung. TDr alem barf ni1t
perseHen merben, BOP ct fir ben 3abn.
tinllerb bon beute Elm duBerft gelddBtss
unS beinabe unentbebrli6es Werf3eug ges
tporben 1T baburd. baB CT ba3u beitrdst,
Die beri9ieoenen pro3eHe beg Wusb6.
lens, 8obrens, Giqeus uip. Der 3dbne
gu erlei9tern unb in f"iir3erer 3eit gu
beenoisen, trdst er nidt bios ba3u bel,
bic 69mer3eu ber leibenben Meni6bsit,
fonbern aud bic &e9nungen fir bic ers
litteue pein gu b~erriugern.
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Na6 benz Sabresberi6t bes Som.
mifdrs itr Statiftif, 9errn Softer giebt
es in 3eras 4 0ifiaerien. 6 grauez
reien, 76 Wagenfa6riten, IS Gabrifen
fir Electromagnetic, 1876 Mablmiblen,
35 @igatrenfabtifen, 422 @dsemabIen,
II Baummo1iamen Oelmiblen, 1875
Sorns unb @riibemiblen. 8 2oblenmis
men. 35,537,967 Nder finb WaIbs,
4O,934.343 Weibelanb; in 2ultur
1874. 632. 0eiratben murhen 81, 1913
abgei6loHen; S9eioungen 1874.
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Die Gntseduna etner frau.

Nod cine tunoerboIe Gntbeduns 1T sema6t
norben unb bas nod basu bon elmer Dame
aus bisism Gountb. Sieben Sabre lang bate
ie bic sntisbli4itsa eeiosn aussuaeben, tpel9s
oerart an iersr eebsnstraft se9rtens Oab ibr
nate sSs buff Satst a'f IL n lssa Is isS 1aia 'g anS .sn aas' ts men
s SaIat s pasf pr a Rs 'a .ssue l' e s1a shns ' ias
SdDinefu&t~ nno fano f@On mad Der erisn
Dofs 10 biel erlei4teruns, 6ab fe i9lafen
tonnte, unb bic cine Blade earirte fs boufGn.
idreiben uns u. 6. Samri6 6 60. III SbelbH,
Norb Carolina.
R%robeHafdsn in alien apotbstsn. Dreik
Sbomplon & Co., Mbolefals.
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sar SIN beliebten Mi5iipmss
0arten finb @B3immer eingeri9tet
unb er6fnet uorben, moielbft man re-
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebme1 unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Muftern perben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung ferbirt.
Mabl5eiten uerben i'm eigeneu Gef1irr
~ausgeianot unb auf Wunf1 Dinners
unb Soupers ing 9aus geliefert. Nufs
merfiame 8ebienung unb prontpte Nuss
fibrung Der Nuftrdge garantirt.
&beiner & Saul.
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Sn Der fran3bii6eu Deputirten.
TANNER famen bic Mmenbements oes
Senates 3ur Beipre9ung. Gin Nopa.
lift srif bic &esierung weeen ibrer
S9ulzp olitit an. Gloquet antporteie
oarauf unb pertbsibiste nit GROCER 8e.
geiiferung bic b6nige 8erpeltIi9une
bes @dulwelens. rs If bic phi9i
Der &epublit", iaatt er, rbie 8oItser.
aiebung bon iebem g.nfluB Der Stride
frei gu MAIDEN. Seine &ebe eruedte
ftiismiiaen 8eifaa unb bic Rammer Be-
ihlOB nit 276 gegen 166 Simmer,
Gloauets &ebe bruftn unb our9 bas
gan3e Ganb berbreiteu 3u lai1en.
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Menfielb. Mon.. 18. Sebr 1879

WeafeIb, MoK.. IS. Gsbr., 1882.
9erren Or. s. s. Nper & So. -
Weine 6erren! 8or unsefdbr flnf
Sabren bate i6 einen iebr f6Itmmen
9ufem, unb aebrau6te serfdiebene
Witteln obne 9iaberung 3u er3ieIen,
big i'd auf ben &atb beg Derrn Wbits
nep, MpOtbefers in @ouperneur, 81. g.,
einem Ieriu@ NIT Sbrem gbetrp.p ec.
toral madte. @be i'd cine babe Gtai9e
genommen bate, NOR i'd bontdnbig
gebeili. Sbr &C.
Charles ada m.
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&err@ ilbeIm Marr, bon irhberber
als 8iolins5 oloif bortbeilbaft betannt,
bat ii9 bier bauerno niebergelaNen anb
tpirb Multi. llnterri1t ertbeis
len. Nnmelbungen bon 69alern tuer<
ben entgegengencmmen in Gpggan's
M u Store. 4,12,1Mt
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8mdlens Mrutca.gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe oer Belt fir S9nitte,
0uetldunsen, @ef@Diire. Gieber. unb Saut.
Nnsf@lag, Gle6te, 9eiprunsene Sanbs, 1ruft>
beulen uno ale Sauttrantbeiten ; furirt &a>
mortboioen Ober feline BesabIuns. Bauise
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER bas GeIb mirb
3uriiderfaitst. Is Gents tie SdadteI. 3um
8ertauf in allen Npotbefen. Dreib, Sbomp.
ion & 60, MhoLeiale.
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16r Ser beriibmte Spe3ialif Or.
Wafer3ug, ber nit grfolg bic
i6pierigfen Granfbeitsfdae bebanbelte
un6 beilte, 1T mieber bier eingetrofen
unb in ieiner Office No. 245 Weft=
Commensurate, obsnauf, gu ipreden.